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Gl'1 CA'IOI BEDS
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YeuBemetewa
Dally Pa19"r
TEN CENTS
Swarm of ViSitors
~eeps Guards Busy
-County Boy ~lrewerk8 Toatpt Thousands
Missing Huge Crowd Sees Beat Heat
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In Sierra HB's Big Parade At Beaches
LAKE ISABELLA -N1vy Oraqe Cout titqurds •
dJvera planned to March UM dQ rudied tbclmelva f o r
bottom ot Lake lllbella today Tbronp .um.aw 11 ~ munber ot DliCbbOrinl dU.. -.t G\e1 apecW to be the to a quart8r of 1 mJilloo peo-E1abontel1 ouUltted bones bl F a the hmrt for an U-year-old pit lfned Hunttaltcm Beach b1&bltePPld 1Jc1eC .carrytnc Uest ourtb .of Jul1 Olt-
Westm.lns t e r boy milllDa streeta today to watch the <*tllmed riders. :::'1t of IUD wor"lblpeu
1 I 1 c e Friday resumed at cttY• l2nd a.anua1 marcb1n& Tbe "~ tot oft with a A io. smf clear ~ and . ... emavapma cde!nUac tbe bua -JiJcw flNd a bomb ....-' idma
'n. ...rcti for Kd1t:I Gri£. F~ JulJ. · salute '°~UW fta lt.lrt. JlllO'ltb:~~-~~
.... u-.Ull51'• ~at-1toatr Mlf'l1 tl»icui =cit---of au. and • Mra. wdforma were reflected in maxed bmldreds ot boun of crea -wre-Olll tbt
imem Gnf:8tb. ma-1Wp9 _., tbou11ocl1 .i ~ .... ., ~ -~ttnK:tioat tnm
Ave .• bu now t.e.i conc:ieG--IDd oJd alike as tbe ltl-anlt, Chamber of c.ommerce. The =~ .... Beiaf" Oriifds
treted on the lake accord-Jaycee-sponsored par • d e yoaq men's o r I a a lzatioa -.-. m& to Kem Counfy lhertff'a wound its way through t b e came to the rescue 1e9enJ "If Su.nday't croW(b were
-. G Bu city. Feet were set to tapptn1 mootba a1o when alttt t be ~ lndication." &&id Hun~
.... ary er. in accompaniment ot muaic Chamber ol Commerce ct. ton Beach Ufepard U. Douc
Earlier, at many u 40 men of military and youth ba.nda cl!ned its traditional sponsor-D'A~nuu, "we're re&ll7 la
looked for tht boy ln DW'by and drum and bu,&Je corps. tbi.{>. for it today."
mountains. The pande bad a -little Tbt toUDdt Cl( "rocketa in "'Bacli crowd maru for fha
Sgt. Baker wd youn1 Grlf-somethlnr for • v • r y on e. the air" wblcb llarted the year were set ScmdaJ all
11th 1s now-p r e s u m e d Beautb queem plore r o d e holiday wtll be beard apin alool Ole county abonllne.
wned. ma aandala and a elaborate Ooab HJ>Usentinl tonight at II o'clock wbe'n a More than l~,OI» hit tbt surf
If ejack:t'l we.re r e p o r t tdly the Oran1e County Fair. the flreworu display ii' ctven at at Hu.ntiniton Beach rt.ate ~ SAY/~_ ~·J'reJ, 20, a.a ID-Amedee jlrl from Hew~.._. fcu~ on a ~acb. ow-t be Strawberry Festival and a the pier. and city beacbet. ADotbc 15,·
no k'IO'fl Im"" -wba ...... n. does .... ~ bat 'to lP••• family campsite. 000 were aboe-bornecf oa1D tbe -n· -..-~,.::. n1.w-to 1 t "''"' ~..., .....&A.to. ... -.,_,.,,.,.,,_ The aearcb did ool center &Udl l.n N..,,ort Beach. ---flsum · w ...--... -am.llWCDll •1U1 nilNilCl8 "!""IP"'!" .-i the late immediately The ' Laguna Bucb ..,, an •"-
IN" IDlf Jlln ta,...,.. .. (If wa, ..... o.. Battlit'• llDl _,_...... tltywufeported sea i;,. bis ~Nation's Toll Nearinu mated «>.cm ...........
B1 ALAN DIR.KIN
. *'"• Glit.Dda, u. at a ltabl.. ~ ~ bukinC in ~ air iern-_: .... ~... peratur...~~--..... "'=an-.= told ... New Higb·lor Holiday =..~ =:--. -=··:=··w°' cn!b 'too:: GU~ BVIY mountains first ch a n c e I By Aatodate4 Preas f'riday It ft>ds tonight at Llfefu,ards wen lD 9d tut get." midnight. The breakdown of ol the '1Uf all day ~-ID
Beat tlue to the boy's dis-A two-car CTUh in Aria.ona bGllday fatalities Huntiogton BeKtl, U5 per-
enjoyi.oc tbe ~ of myHlf, that's ail appearance now, however, ii muffed out 1~ lives, and. two Traffic 481 sons were rescued, biOJelt
Mr . .klhnlon't ar.t Sode-A quiet spot on tbe beach an .mpty rowboet found by Arb.naaa acddeflta ldlled ll Drownlnp 1&7 toW 11oce lut IUIDIDU'.
ty, but there'• DO need for a.ad a luitllt:* supply oi CJWaa Lake Naval OnlmDce other ~·· u the uim Planes 15 In Newport Beech, •were
a cMp to IO completelJ Oil. WbitebMd't tome to So Ttlt Station divers Sunday. July 4th bolidAy week.end auto MUcellaneow IO hauled to aafety; lb Lq\m
overtx.rd. " witts eame Beefeater &In Sberlff ulvestipton 1 aid death IDU mounted today. Total 724 Bnctl, a half-dozen.
1 mean tt W'IXMD't b9 aboaid .-me Unagb. Mn. Griffith and her m The National Safety C.o\tn-11 IOUED Saturday'• beadl crowd and
cricbl -or very patdatic Alf! old t..m wfll do, .o chDdren .Pitched a tent near cil esUm~ that by the time racue totals were about haK
for tbAt m1ttilr -for Ml loDI •It'• far enough n•ay tbe lake Tb~. The boy's the count ends at midni&ht Two can collided bead on Sunday'a total at sll bMcbea. E~ to ba ttm eo· tram thole wret.t'bed fir&. father joined them law. local time today, between SID:.> miles west ol Tucson Sun-Th~ was no ktup for life-
joying him.elf oa America'• a.cken IDd all Ulat ftq Glenda tatd her brother and 610 persoru will die in day and all the occupants guards Sunday until afte:r
lndepeadence Day. wavma and para music. wu wearing short pant& and traffic. The count began at 6 were kJ..lled. PoUce saJd all of dark.
1'U tab tbe day off. but Not tt.t J lbsn.'t ftnd Not 1blt I'm apln&t fire-a T·shlrt when last seen. p.m. (local time) Friday. ~e dead were Indians from Among the laat to be NvM
J'U be dUhed U 111 cele-some agenble way ol get-worb. But on IOme more I I Al ll a.m. IPDT). at least nzona was Mrs. Tony Smythe 46, brat#. ting throu-" the day. I ju.al BrltUb ~. Ute Guy ~1 persons had been killed That was the worst single Los Angeles, who w• ~ept
Ol-Delft"-~
It's .ill l'ill'l living here, won't be ~ enjoyin1 (See FOURTH, P11e %1 in traffic 1muh-t1p11 since acddent. But Ark:ansu police from the shoreline at Alilo -----------------------------™Worn~ ~~Qbe~~sp.m . c~~FK.~Z) ~b~a~«u• I •l 00 the sands wUb Mr
Fireeracker NB Foot Patrolman Found Dead I County Rooch Safe ~'1:iT~%,~
Explosion 'D ' C ff l By Husband O ~reto .. =:' =~ v~e U.S. ~ f Ir I { rags ar to a t n Fourth (So Far) treabnerit at Soutb Coe.at tang.led with the iuerrilla I • 15 Orange County corooe.r's ln· Community HosplW
force -estimated at about DJure8 A police officer dunt to the to brush blm off. veaUtaton wen conducting RU
In the IJ"OUnd war unilt of
th• U.S. ~ Infantry l)lvl-
11on caulbt up with a Com·
munlst force flel:lftl toward
the C.ambodla.n border durlnl
th• nlebt and battled them
fOT thrte boun befor. the
guerrlllu brot• .a the noit
and lllppe4 aaou tlM fron-
tier Into tliet:r "mutral" ba-
:m men -near a Speclal side of a roovmr car on Bal-1be driYer identifted by po-teatt today Oil the body of al Oran&e County rematned tumlng home from a:i ouUn& GE CROWDS For~ camp clOM to the RJCHMOND. Mich. (UPI) boa Island's main dra1 Sat-lice as wtckiaam Havens 19.lec.ta Mesa woman foundlan island of safety Hrly today at the Colorado River when ~ds attributed the
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bordttler .• .!:.0n::m• ~:'Z -A ·box of firecrackers H· urday n11ht and thre~eMd of Corooa del Mar.
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"ts dead In her home Uus mom· in a nation apparently bent on the accident 0tturred 00 the~ tbe s{;.tc;e~~~r?.
a • u"' r · loded al bi f u I to shoot the driver ii be didn't cb.arsed with ruisUog arrest ing. • doMd their entrendt«I s-t. P • & am Y reun °0 atop Newport Beedl poUce Two teen-la and bo An air ol mystery surround-llolling and maiminl more Rwers1de Frttway. , tber than to the condition ol
t¥>n ind fled with the U.S. Fourth ol July celebration said'. in tbe car a!~~ dtargeda wi4 ed tbe death of Mrs. Muriel persons on IU highways than Another Orange re~iident. the surf. G~n flap flapped
tnopt In hot puraull early today, injurtnc 15 per-Evflltually the ca did atop belnc ml.non In possession E. Weimer. &4, of 182 E. 18th in any other previous holiday Dale HarriJ, 38. of 3906 E. La· fSarom au lifeguar~ towers. ---------sons r . St., pending outcome of pathO· me surf conditions we,.. • . and Officer William Jeue of alcohol. logk:aJ tests But Costa Mesa weekend . Veta, and his father. Earl expected to prevail today.
St.ate police u.id a spark atl&bttd from h11 perch and poUce said they had found no Deputy Coroner Harold Min-Harri.a. 6.5, of Torrance. were "The surf may be the Surf w reeks fell into the bos. setting off anwtlJd the four teen--ee oc-evidence of foul play ick told the DAILY PILOT reported killed Saturday In al same." said Lt. D'Ameau.
tbe entire lo8d of fireworks cJ:"b, ~ 11~· NO HOLlDA. y 1 Police said Mrs. Weimer;no traffic fatalities had been r our-car crash in Winslow l'"but not tbe crowda. We're
in oae blc blut. foot SM ~--A waat on11 was dlscovertd lylne on t h elr"""rted within the county Ariz ' really ~g to ,,have them
Boat; Coast -· hos ·taJ on ,....._, ftDUe a noor of a blood·fl~ked bath· ~..,.. packed m today.
Fiva penou were Pl -p.m. when be ot.rved a bot-FOR GRUNION room at ll:JJ a.m. by her since the July 4 weekend of. Harris' wife. Lola , and son, ---------
1.r.ed iJlcludinl the boat. Theo-tJe thrown from the car. He nmband, Walter. 79. She ap-ficially began at 6 pm. Frl-Stephen. 17,. were critically
Co J s ~ dort Felix, 56, and hit two tan and cau&ht up to Ult car lf the fireworks don't pareoUy had suffered a com·'day hurt In tht pileup v· up11e a1e IODI, Richard. 24., and Ken-but It begt.11 m"1nc, he tald. pound fracture or her left ire S8Jd no other deaths ol The Orange ramlly report· tel Debate
Mtb. 2), Doctors uld Donald Huaiog the window dMd-tea.re them my, the grun-arm In a fall I edly was returning from visit-
PACIFlC GROVE OllJf. -Smith. 16 Richmond suffer-er bar, Jeue put hll feel up ion are l\lppoted to make a She al.so had a large bruise unnatural causea had b t en me relatives in Fayetteville. LONDON i L'PI l -The
11'e c.out Guard reicued ftw ed badi 1DJ ed ' Ml· and rode with the car, bla r• run oo Orange. C.OUt beach· 00 her forehead, ~rdlng to rtported t1ther "If ll stays Ark when the car. dnven by British government 15 expec~
penom, lndudinl a seal ~ ~ ':' ru:e· nd port said, at about 25 miles es tool&fll Deputy Coroner Harold Mln-Ulis way. it will be very un-Mrs. Harns went out of con-ed to bow to left-wmi pre• ~ couple, ffool tbe c oy, • mo • per hour witb the driver 'Ibe ~ liWe nsti 1ck:. Ht esumated Ume of usual." ht addtd trol . sldtsWIPf'd an oncorrung sure and stage a special d•
wreck.ap of a lOMOot motor alto wu hospltau.d and 10 CTOwdi11g the rltbt ol the road U.l can r,e ~&tit legally death at 11 p m Sunday Orange County residenta car and collided headon w1thfiate on Vietnam policy m the
yadlt W'bk.it at.ruck a rock other peraont were treated by and apprMChinc a puked cmy by ltand are expected PoUce aaid her husband f red 1 another car A fourth au t o!House or Commons Thund•Y and .W three aill• 1outb dodDra. car ln an .appen11t attempt here at 11:20 p.m. woru nt~t.5 •
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away from home a e 1 s reportedly banged into th e1parllamentary sourca s al d
o1 btft SuncMy. well Harns vehicle today
The Empl"tilt out al Rod>t'• • Thrtt were killed ln traffic -
Harbor. W•h .• 1'111 trllft1iDc S •--• out.side the county and thr~
from Redwood aty .., 9ID __ ._r_p_r_~ __ • others Wett injured In the n. w--tll-r
Diego when &be mllbap oc--.,... ..., curred nMr Polnt Joe, about · · fatal accidents. ~mS ;~·~ First Albacore Boared-Off Avalnn ~,·~;.~~~=...•sp.;;
Guard arrived. . ~ Aerts. waa. reported killed In
Tboat aboard wert ldenU. a 3 a m. accident Sunday In
B DICK ROBINSON 20 _a__ Coron• wtien t~r ln wn~h fied ,,. skipper Ed Howie, 15, Y mum from the Newport tlah after a two minute tn 'Ibe actJon amued veteran she wu riding hit the center
ol Seal Seidl. hit wife, n.n, °' .. ....., ,. .. -jetty. (Set Photo, Pqe 7.) counter. He made tbt catch aneler• of :.> y •a r 1. even divid d turned 39; Mn. Lynn Hotkenlmith, Th Don Locke, promlnnt Har-utlldl\I a red and w b I t ,. though lonafln1 are habitual-_er an over ..
34. Redwood City; and Roa-°" unpredictable ~ba-bor aru OabennaD and a feather ln aomtwhal warm 6" lY unpredictable and con-Dnver of the car. Michael
ae:U Good. 42, and his wile. core have done It acaln. member of both the Tun a deiree water. trary Colian. 18, of m N Magnol-
Pt\y1U1, 35. Loni Beach. While most of the South-Club and Balboa An1lln1 Bill Piu. also a Balbo~ OUrlnit thr p a 1 t 10 days. 11. Orange, and a.nother pas·
Mrs Hocltensmltt\'s huJ. land'• vaat fishing fleet wu Club. landed Newport's flnt An1Ung Club member wh• several Ntwport boat.1-Ttddv stngf'r, Lance Hollyfleld. 18.
band. who was not llboard, searchln1 vainly some 150 alble of Itel at 2:2$ pm Sun-skippered Locltt on Wah<>< Bear, Seahorse. El Lobo and of 264 N ~nt.er St . also of
wu ow..,. of the Emp.,.., mllH away , ~tt..iuslve day while ""lllnl on the A•-earned the coveted white fl•. Flve Bell< to namr a few 0 ' • n g •· w"' h••P•lahud
Mn ijocltensmlth WM hos· lonrf1na mede · bombaa-alon Bank wltb the bl& red No 1 fo' have madt the Jona haul to with tnJunes s\15~ ln thr
pltallud for shock. the ott>en ltic presence Sunday Locke tailed the 1urprU-btinctn& tbe initial albacor• •the dumping arounds andlcrash.
wen repo~ uninjured. afternoon by poppln1 up only lnfly lar•e ~ pound 9 ounce of the aruon Into Newport (SH FIRST. Pare t\ ~ tno wu rtpor1edlv rt-I
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SMOKY HAZE TO LINGER
Only chan1e In the weather foreseeci for Tuesday
is that lbe smoke from Ci.rework.a may Un1er 1n'earl1
momln1 fof and low clouda expected to hang over the
Oran1e Coast until mid-morning It should hf. mo<Uy
sunny Tueldey with UtUe temperature change. accord-
'"' lo diatrlct forecasters.
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of the decllne.
But statiltict at hoapitala
serving the coutllne cl.rty
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P.review of Bolida11 Weekend
ThouJb duth toll on naUon's higbw.y1 mounted toward new rec«d for the
July 4 locJ -wttlrend, Orange eotinty weemed derthred -ia ien~wtUl <>lily
minor accident. and few lnjurles. Mn Henry A. Setaner, 83, of Tustin, drt•er
of t.h.i& car wbicb 'PWl oU Santa Ana Canyon Road near Newport Freeway, at
3:30 p.m. Friday, two alid a hal1 hours before bo~day w~end offkiaUy be-
p.o. was lilted lb.is mornin& in fair condition at Hoag Memorial Hotplt.a[
Barefoot
.. Bar Back
LA Man Hospitalized
After Shots Kill 2
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NpOl1*I two ,..rate .,..
ti 1'ltlli.D ... boun ~
which kWld 11 ..... Ti•. ftNt. I t!D'tMU .... ....
Bl)'tbevllle, tmed -th. F I • t
bourt later, • be~ era.a
near Benton killed nn.
The Safet;J CoundJ DNllM!'I~ I
ed Sundly tJlal "ll tra!le
cleat.hi CClltinue at tbetr ·in.-
UI ratll, lt wD UcMd·~oaq lMt yWf ~ Gt
JuJ.y. but pouibly the Lebor
Day weekend ol 198$.,.
RECORD
The Labor Day weebnd
let a record for aJf1 IUllllDS
holiday -m peom .-.. 1n tr.me.
Tbe Jilly .. -· ...... taw 5'1 die. A ~ JalJ
4 obiel fitlDCe Sn -riillllW ill 117 d!Mb.
Reeord beat~ .. ...
Of Americam to tab .. ..
can In MU'Ch ot nlW .Jqma
cool ~hes and 1n ~ forests. -~
New York City recorded. •
record ICI SUnda,.;
burl, PL, bed tm and AJllD.
town 105: Allantlc City, N.J.,
potttd UM IOd W lad• or
Loeb, Conn., 1CD u f'8d1.Mora
-and :;pera~-The -ety 1a1 d
motorllts would c\rfvt U H ' Bab 8 • ? . .
This Officer :a";°!ee~.durtn1 tlle boll· OW 8 1 USmess.
ooMPAJUsoN ,. w Won't rt'._ •=e· To ccimpwt tbe bollda.Y Hert'• bow tltit bUJ ""'"'*' ~ 0orta Bau tn ftlt wn ':.I U-a
weekend toll *1tb that of a UIS5 and ml at _, Mtmorlal BolpltaJ: rough -.mn. drJ nma.
a1mJl&r 'TMloar ptrlod. Tb• • 1~ ''So what do tht Albacore 'N ' Ans Aaociated Prw taUied mo-January 184 1-do." said sktpper GU Smith 0 Wer
tor v~ 4eatba from 6 FebnWJ lJ7 ~ of El Lobo, ''but explode the
p.m. Jum 17 to midnl,,,t Jane Mardi lla 1 day bdon the 4&h at Jul1 GARDEN QBOYE -Burs·
20. The ocmboliday toll w a• :fa~ g~ ~= over 100 mllu away from the l&ry IUipect Melvtn M.eQtn.
393. 200 te,t.) l04-ph.11 81.Q degree water w b •re ley, rr. Watmtnw, wu The tbree-dAy New Year June they we.re 1uppoMd to be. lodted 1n Ori.Ill• CoutJ lall I B • holiday this year 1tl a t9C-TOT AL "And what' 1 even more today becauM be allqtdlJ D 08mess t;ORWA.l.K -/. Los AA· Police uid Robert B. .9ar· ord of~ \rat& dea&ha. And (tJu'll1') Mal). N4 ll7 tbockint," Smith continued. ran up a1alnlt a pollet ol•
, geles man 1n1 Jtill bospl~ ,er. M. l29'l WbJtaker Ave ., 642 died in tbe thJ'M daya of "they pop up 1n the mJddle of &er who Just wouldn't q\&L
_ Laauna Buchs Barefoot iud today as the lone surviv· shot and killed hi.a ex·wlfe, Memorial Day traffic, al10 a And here are the figures for Soulil Cc>Mt Com· the 1teamer lane being trav-Police officer 1ARo11mttb, far, a MaiJs Beach bistro. or or a murder-suiCl<k am· M.ldred G 0 .a 6428 1 record. munity Holpltal: J t• eled bf bundreda of vacaUon-35, wu decked by a deck
1f'll Hrvinl up the suda ap1n bulb that leU a Buena Park 1 · enny, · n· The lowest toll for a three-1115 t.ng yKbtanea dally and tha chalr, and ftll UJroQO 1 pk-~ after bdnl cloled brief· couple dead hert early Sab&r· diana st. Buena Park, 11 • day Fourth or JW, 1mce January " 52 38 fleet of plank-boats fl1h.lng tun window 1ft.er J'tlPCIDdlq • IJ: by an Oran1e County Su· day morning. and Edwin Olson, 58, Loi An-World Wai U was ID 1~7. February 31 :II broedb61L' to a bw1larJ-in-propw re-~r Court order. reles. stopped trom a restau. wben 266 dMd. March 44 40 Wb8D Locke plactd bi1 tlah port at an unoccupMd flli·
, PoHce •aid attorney• tor lhe rant at 1~ Fireltooe Blvd. :c;1 38 31 on tM Balboa ADllln1 Club'• dlDCt at 1a7l Nepbln. Ctrc»
be. bar bad obtaio9d a Fed· Thi f p Ba .--nft. to ofJl. • 47 sCllM Ill a:• p.m. SundaJ, here m11 5undl7 poUce era! Court order 1n Lot AD· e 888e8 rcer, _,_._.. · ~AL !U 111 Pb.11 Tam, bead o1 Davey'a aa14. '
_,.. probibitmc enforcement ctn, then lbot Olson onca 1n Truck Burns Locker 1POrU1•blna l.andl.Q&, But that dJdn't stop Smltb . • at the Superi« Court ac&il tht 1tomadl and turned tbe ~lllDMJMd: He rtH n t a.t e d UM bomt ~ta.July 11 heartna. Up Rockwell run on himulf·. He dJed tn-' H ll' "I don't know how word through t.b• window Tb 11 .The arofs~~u!t~rt;DY 1tantly, with a bullet in b1a After Crash 'Independence a get. around so ~ast. Fr 0 m ti.ma, Ule burllar &oeied a 11· ;1)14 ~ es ays brain. the ti.mt of Don• hookup to inch t.levitioa Mt at blm, ol· tn its history as patrons queu. F p• th I a v~ mom• n t our fl ...,......,. smJn. dod ed ed Up on the sidewalk to wait or IC8S80 HlA ex·wlfe. shot In the I La ho ba bee J • cers re...,.,_., "° I
tor 1pece to become availablr chest, was dead on arrival at ~ n guna Ded. t d at Krwtt' s ~th~.~.e n ammed the fiyin& TV and tackJ9d tbt
l.Dlidt. The burglar maybe didn't ~°"'!!!re~':iunit.Zt. H~i~ ica e Avalon Harbor also had lta 1n;:-~ MeGl.nley el
.. jiff-8~' know much about art prlce1. r ' ed in fair condi~n A pickup truck exploded in .. • first albacore wei&bed in Sun-am Cherok• Sl w..iDw,.
: "We've been advutd that But he knew wbat t>. lJked eport · name. after it alammed into Dedication of a replica of a separate bu.lldiJli, and will day, with Don Mullca of Los iter wu booked o'.n IUJPidon ~tbt bar 1' to •'-.Y open," slJd Whal ht liked "a~ a l1 Pohce ~~pomd that Bargu a parked car ln Laguna ~ach Independence Hall at Knott'1 jtake visitors through lnde-Angeles capturing the honors of bur&larJ and uuuH1q a
l.N)ma Pollet LL John Zelko. print of a Picasso paint.mg, lay mDev.att for Olsoo and early Su.od.ay, lnjuring the Berry Farm Buena Park. pendence H-11 put an exact on Skyllnda skippered by pollct ottlcer • ~ •1'fMrt'a Ubiq ai.MA>9ndiDg, which he stole from the office Mrs nny outside the re•ta· tnact driver and a paaaen1tr. wu ~ today, 190 rtpltca of the L1bertJ Bell. Dick Lane. -----·-----•it wW 1tay tn Wainea1 at of Don Willlaa11on, producer uraat He began hnne h.11 .aa Edwwrd ft.all* GcUd, 21. years aftlet tht ~ cl tht Debata llld 1lpln1 ol the
· 1.-until the bearina. u I• of the Pageant or the Mu-cali1 ~r ~Yolver ..Jf'« f~ Los Angeles, the driver, and Declaration of Independence Declaration of Independence
· d I bow." lers. ~ .. 15 onner e 0 Rile7 Smith, 20, Glendale, 1n the oriJlnal hall in Phllade will be reproduced efectronic-• .The orilin.al order was ob-But the thief left han&ifle In bing him. according to re-mulled to crawl Crom the phia. · ally. Fr ....... J
tiSDed by COUll'ty Dbl. AUy. WUliamson'1 oftice at the porta. wrectaee on Sou t b Coast The <>nnie eounty -nntcm General contractor for the
. Keaneth Willi.amt, Who all•I· FesUval of Art.a g«"oundl ln HJ.tbway at Vidoria Dr I v e of the the famed bulldlng 1tructure was the Don Ko 11 FOURTH , • : ed the bar ia a meeting place Laguna Beach an original bel~ tbe fiamea reached the cootainl 140,00lf cuiom-medt Comp&111, Inc., Of Newport
: for bomosuuall and there-paint.mg by Norm.an Rock· John-John truck• cab. "aaed" brick.a dupUcatiDa tbe Beach.
•faft • public nuiJantt Sup-well PoUce couldn t P.lace a Gould suffered numerous W.year-old bricka of tbe orla· ----------:enor Judie Wllllam S. Lee value on ttie Rockwtll can-fractures, tncludinl a po11tble lul building ~aibed the order 'lbunday vu. but aald it •u wortJ\ "a R • broken back. South Co a al A tabr1cai.cs It.NI clock
.tier Wllliam• preeented him lot more th.an that Picuao.. ecovermg Community HOlpital apokts· tower 90 ffft tall UPt the Pilot Survives
will ~ti alleginl 10 Other Joot &nclQded an old men uid today. Ht wu re-blcb r1HI almoat
seperate act.a of lewdness re-typewriter al)d several art ported In lfll'loUI condition ltl'UCtUte w Pl n· hin • pon.d b)' undercover ag9Dta. books. Total )o11 'WI$ estlmat-' HONOLULU (AP) -John Smith underwent 1ur1ery for l'JO feet from strMt level tt &De Ile g
• The lnn wu closed a.er· ed at $280 F Kennedy Jr , who auffered aevare face cuta. His CODdi· the Orange County aml116-
, nliht only, however, H al· Pageant. aid Carl Callaw~yl bums ln a . HawaiJan beach Uon wu listed u fair. ment park. SAN PEDRO (AP) -A cut ~ tomey1 for QPerators of the dJscovered Utt umt at 9:801campflre rruihap. Wlderwent Police said tba accident OC· Knott'• veraioo of the build· lip, a IOU:IDI ll1d a Iott air·
·bar obtained a hither court a.m. Saturday. The buraJar1mlnor surgery in Honolulu curred when the northbound tn1 hu the aame fint Ooor plane wu f>e prb Robert
'ol'dtlr Frklay from the U s. appatently crawled Into t b e Sunday and tht plastic •ur-truck jumped the curb at arnntemetnent u tbt ort1· ~vU!t p.id after b&a
. Oistrtct Court in Loe An1elu. office through an unlocked geon who performed It pr• Victoria Place .t 1 a.m .. lnal. But the aecond 1tory bu craft 1 ~ f9iled oiv« tbt
lOlice Hid window ld.tcted tbe i-year-old son of knocktd over a -_tr.et • l 1. n been modlfted to acccnnmo-...
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· · lbe late· president would be and bOunced ICroh the inter-date a 5stat theater where Rescuert ~ Mc:Con-
completely recovered within section where it ptun1ect lnto biltarlc and educational films vtUe, it, fl'om the wter *>ut
two weeks. the rear of a parked car own. wlD be lhown. an hour a11c bts ~ l·Mijij!Mi The suTgery by Dr Eldon ed by Thomas LlWe. G I • n-TM new Knott builcllnl 1J lint pri..a.t plane dltdled
Dykes con•lst.d primarily of dora. to ti. open to the public aeven about thr'tt mil• alt PUnt
Robert N. Weed, PubU«.bar suited from burn1 1uffered police 1ald. w11l begin at Heritqa Hall, Guard .said. !
break.in& blister• which r• Both vehicles were 1utted, da,1 a •Mk. Conducted toun ~te SundaJ, Ile Coast
Thomu KHvil
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Thomai A. Murphine last Thursday.
......... .,_ John i;tumbled backward on
Fawkes Day. perhaps.
I'm not against W.VlDI
flap either . . IO long u
diey're Un1on Jacks or the
benerl ot IOllle of the coi· om.. that stayed with ua.
And I'm certainly not
agaimt a parade . . . It It'•
a romp up the Mall to Buck· tnlbmn Paiiace.
So I fball hep a 1tl_f1 ~ u · preferably GMpiJ blto that afoH-meo.
tloned ein and *l6c. and rtmlltn qui.. open.minded
about a! Ilda lndepeod~
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ol British luck and hope to-
day1 tunu out to be a Jolly fOOd •how fer you.
Wltn me well out ot It.
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rtctlving atolim ~ were dlamllHd 1n Supettar
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1'er'8 pa.rt ot I burllar1 rinl•
Cleared 1n the court of Su·
perior JUdle ~Gardner
.... Clifford 't. Wblte, lt,
and twins Joae and 9alvadtn
Avila, 18. All three wtN U-
rested in Mlrcb in a 1"00i8 M-
hind an Ocean Avenue turf
Ibo" w'here they lived.
Cbaq .. ....-. dl.lmilMd ae
a mot.Ion from the dlltrict at-
torney's office after 1tveral
centimwlcea had been ll'IJI~
Id In the cue .
J ' Jack R. Curley .. , . Paul Nluen
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Mf!mMr Audit 81Jr'Pau of Ctrculallon~
Mt!mber uhforrua NtW!paper Publishers Aso;0e11t1on
Mrmbfor National Editorial Auocialion
the hot coal& of a campfire
while he was picnJclrln1 wtt.h
his mother. Jacqueline. 1t1·
ter. Caroline. 9. and cou11n.
Sidney Lawford. oo a beach
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Jal ''puet'" qlltldGanalre.,.
taa circulated amoq U.1.
Jdentiftl bJ a sroup ol tbllr
J\uaalan count.rparts II a
prepaganda trap.
Almost any answers Civeo
by U S. aclentiata to JODM ol
the queatiooa could, If pab-
J1sbed out of cootat, be can-
't.rued as crlticlim of Am~
can fore1&n policy, they Mid.
The questionnalru b ave
cropped up lo Wuhington, on
the West Coast and ebewher•.
·They were di.ltributed wMkJ
before th• Banol·Halpboq
raids by U.S. warplanes.Bu t
answat'I publlabld DOW by tbt
Ruaalanl m1'bt ...U, be In-
terpreted u com.meta an the
raid.a. oUldall aald.
SIGNERS
Tb• queationna!Ma were Hut out by the "Sdentiftc
Commiuion of tbe Soviet
Peace Committee" and a!CD·
ed bJ Sovlet ecademldanl A.
M. Jtuzln. a radiobiologilt; A.
L ()pain, I blochemltt a D d
Ruaaia '1 foremoet authority . v·• -
on development of life on J~ D,.9, .eCnam
•arth: I. I. ArtobolevukJ. ID .. -~ -b d"• _... ID ... =----.-;_. electrical enatnMr, and I . G. A. Amclc•DI at home dJlpk;rld their patrioUlm pftd Oft? the r-w a u ..., wuO WU lftCU-"" --.. _.
Petrovaq, a mathematician. in puad• and rall1el tJUa Pomth of JW,, a member at.d after bllq WoaDdld In a battle with tlia VIit ~ t. Ill ii & b ad
There were six questtoaa al-of the Aml11cu P1nt Inflntry Dtt1a1on lflenU, eon, Dem' tbe Cambodiq border. ~· ': '=4, It. lll'ildl ~
to1ether, the first thrM bav· ~ aid .. ~ 1ltaa tta
ing to do with the re~t-·· u ... ~· wm ~~.~:1t1•· ~ci Draft StudY, Typical July Four&_. French Pim ~=:;ui::=
country. otben were: f'" . ~ ... 11 1 ?' = .. u:~.~~J1g~1c 11e1enttsU Draws Fire Ob ed b 1\T • - - -Second Test *'* :' ::S.:.r.t&LttV
can l.nfluence public oPnion ' &erv y l 1 atwn . ' ~ 1111& ....., '"
OD the need and po11Ib11lty of I r-.. Of A L'-mb mlDlClla .... .,.. .. a.
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naclur noo-prolileration and n '-A.Ingress PlDLADmlmA (AP) -don of Independeact ,, a I • uu i.t COllHntlall tll 1111 for ..
of preventing., ~ermoouclur With flrtworb. pend• and adopted July 4, !'771. llDllina new ~. Hot•
IH·bomb ) war. WASHINGTON (UPI) -triode •PMChN tbe Umt.d Btcau11 Ball 11 a t'OObl-PARIS (UPI) -France fa l&td tbt 'l'M:mltsl an
-"What art the pouible PraidcDt JalOCl'a MlflJ e:Ubntecl' ~ UOth man for u. adlldldl&atSall hed a 1 l d • wodl!wldt DOI' ••1l:rt'lf tdClf& tie
form! of joint action "!" •d· ~ ..... 20-mbe ettbft.' IDDlvenary of independence and lb po1ttmn ta vi.tna:m, crtttclJm of ltl ruwnptSoa at """'4. ..
MW ue ,_ call ,_ ..... fllL Clllct Pflll I rl ,_
6'dlr1blfon~ (I) P1e111tte1r,uu t
entJsts of vanoua oountrte1 to-~ me~ today. demonstrators both for aDd nuclear teattnc today and pr-.. H1I CIOIMcUoDI • 1ai7·
achieve tbiJ above-mentioned Commission to uamlne U.S. The nation's oblerv a D c e IPiolt. aa1d lh'7 WOQ)4 ap. pared for a MCOOd aplOlllaD aad tn.la1lat ail
goal? draft polic:r la already t'IDl· centered on lDdep • n dtDCe pear todq. in bft' Padllc tat lite later
-"Haw can the develop-ning into 1ome C'OOINIDoml Ball wbere UDcS-..eretlrJ Prelldent Jobnton ahwmtd thia mooth.
ment of 1cl112ce ln your pat· criticism of State Georce W. Ball waa the apeakera' platform, elec-Fort•cn Ottlce omdall,
tlcul&r field benefl~ from a A Repub. lioan conireaanwa the scheduled speaker. tinf to tab lt _,, at tbt pointlnl to tM t..un, I'IC'Oldl
curtailment of mllltaty e1• Paplte tOarina tempera· ramn, n:nch In TQQ wtth of Britain and th4 tnUted
pendJturea (11 a first rt.p ~ cbarctd tat .-t&b1111unent of turea -tbl m.-cury reacbld Mn. Jolmaon, daupter Lud sute1, privately diJmlntd
ward th• atren~ of the commiukln waa an at-104 degreea here ~ -a and btr tluce Pat Nafl& crlticlam from thtat COUD·
pUCe)?" tesnpt ''to aubvert tbt coo-spokumaa for tbl National Lynda. hi.a otbll' 4M1ihw, ta tries u aour p-apt1. ~
The U. S. Natioul >.cad• srwMmll committee pro-Park Service aa1d be apec. in Spain. , Prtllmtn1ry data from Cit
my of Science. and the Soviet CUI .. 'D-Thomu B. Cur· tad one ot the lartest crowdl AcnN tM naUoa. Amel· f1r1t Wit 0( J"tuce'a 1188
academy have had cordial re-· ...... at tb• YMr tD Wit ltldepead-cau fl.Id ~ cbob ol a daJ aeriel touched off Saturda)'
lationa for many yura. But Ua (R-Miuourl), Mid tba l'DC9 HaD wb•• the Declara· ol = in tbl rwi, GD UM at M~ tn the Tuamotu
the U.S. academy never baa proper forum for 1tudy of Use bMtt. ~in the mouatalnl, ~ hl tbl Soldb
thought of quJmng lta col· natlcn'a m.Wt&ry manpower er pertidpation in p~e pec1!Jo tnalc.at.ed Uttle lallout..
leagues in othtt countnea n...sa 11 "&II open, ~Uc la. B · • Ctiemanl... Ofiicia11 ll1d the telt 1'U
about th• polltical dedJiom of qt.dry by the Cozitreu." amentos The ft&tbcr map &bowed 1ucceufW WbnicaDy.
tberr 1ovemmenta. 1n 1 at.at.meat Sanday, car. that todQ waaJd be another It paved the ..,_, fer fur•
t1a aald that at a time whlD CJ • • W • acor.cher in much of ~ coun-U. tetta th1t moaUl and la~
the drift ii of llUCh pc• aims m try. er in tba year eulmmat1nc bl
T Fl Fl mount OOl>CC1l Job.uoo'a "at-In Mbmuota. Vt.c. • Prnl· the teatsni Ulla fall of a WO ags y tampt to hide the fec:U in a LA PAZ (UPI) Boltvtan dent Hubert H. Rumpbrey ''super bomb" IDWJded u a
Bird 'blue ribbon' commt1stoD 11 Air Force Gen. Jl-. Bar-:!!:;:1J :!:r~ ~ fCJre'UDDS' ol Fruce'a f1rat For Lynda ~' the wrona ap-rictoe, who UllUD9d power mt Model A Ford to nearby bJdroltll bomb.
. proach. in • military coup • moutbl Delano to appear bl a July
PALMA DE MAUAORCA. He waa referrina to bur· Ill>, claimtd victory todl:r Ub parade. Spain (UPI) -Spanilb and lJip on the draft held recct. for a four.,._. term 11 ccm. _..;;._ _____ _
American flap fl.ft l6de by ly by the Hoal9 Armed Sen· IUtutfonal prealdant lJl one ol
lide at tbt luxurioul Son Vida Ice• Committee. Tbe:r.,.. U• tbU turbulant natiGD'I qw.t-
Shrinen Meet
In Bay City Hot.el in 1bte ~ ~ to resume i.t.r th 11 "'electiooa. Town Fears
teaort toda.Y 1n honor of Lyn-moo~ and Curtla r.t1I tMn Barrlentoa a dalbinf 47
da Bird Jo&n.oo who'-•ta> .. la no need for two tnquirtea. yur~ ~r mmtarY of: Mystery Slayer SAN FRANCSOO (AP ) ~
lng tb~e. • fleer. bued h11 claim on Some 10,CD> men pc9dld up
President Jolwoo a oldest early returna from Sunday's H 0 PK 1 N S VUJ..E. Xy. Mutet Street thll IndllpeD-=~·~f:era u 1:"" V:. Official Shot ~ect1on that showed h1m t0-~~ -~ 7t 11:':'~ dance 0a1 in tne wnprd o1
ua1ioa preeent, arrived here "Ill a lad of. mor. than •ls ~ two tMIHlc• lfrla the Sbrtnera' Beth Imperial Sun4l1 wttib Mh. Anigl.er LONG ~EACH, N.Y. (UPI) to one over hll nearest rtvW, end a woma terrorised tbla Ooundl 0Dnven*'1.
Biddle Dub, wUt cl tht U.S. -Aft« IW'Vtvtnc at llllt two 1'9ttred O.n. Bernardino BU· llDall comm&m!tJ ~. ~ 100,IXIO IM!Dbera ol
am'-11dor tD &p.ln. attempt, on h1J Ufe Gtcrp boa, ?O, u the ceottr-Jitblialt Aut.oridel ~ tblr'9 i& Gait Andtnt Anl:lic Order ol
-Cerwne, 47, a br~ ~ flaqe. a Unt bltnen the 111.Jinc of1dal ~ cl the Myalk
UD6oft official. wu lbot to ~ returu from~ o--. Am llUllel1 ..s the !llrtnl ad IC famlllel are
l lllilldeltb ~ wt*-ulllp oo ou.t_ tht countn lbowed Bv-taldni at two ~ Ilda tnl_,... a u. ._ o1 ~r the pordi of NI aummar mtca with Si.-vota and Mr home three b1oeb an:y.1000 tor the coanndon wNcb
bome. Bllboa with 6,382. No CTtlta haw been m8de.1oPIDI omdl1ly 'l'tmday.
If all the cars were a1 good
as the best one. we could
reduce acctdenta by five
percent: 1r all the hlfhwaya
y.·ere 11 good aa the belt,
we could reduce accident&
another five percent: but
ii all the driver~ "ere u
food as U1e best drivtr, we could rf'duce tughway
accident.a by-ninety per
cenL Inflation 11 only part·
l)' to blame for the hlith
cost of autnmoblle acci-
dents All the tnnatJon tn
the world couldn't raue
the cost o! auto accidenu
U \hire were none to ralae.
So_km& u '4C have ecd·
dentl ,.. bavP a need for
sound lDlurance protection
AC<"idenU Mpp@T\. i.Mur-
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25th ANNIVERSARY
July 4, 1941-July 4, 1966
15,000 Boats Hauled on Marine Ways
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I would like.io take thia opportunity on our 25th' 1nnivtr11ry ..
to thank our many friends and customers in the harbor •rea for .
having made theat pest 25 yeen such an enjoyable succtH.
Tha"k You AH,
R. H. Dick Winckler
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· Reavard for Berna•da VleUWfl
James B. Kilroy Oeft) of Newport Harbor Yacht
Club reaches for plaque won by his fU"St.to-fmlah
victory in the rug~ed 635-mlle Newport, R.t.. lo
Bermuda race classic. Kialoa D. his 73-foot alumin-
um sloop, led a fleet of 140 st.arten to the fin.is.h
line. Lord Martonmere (tent.er). pernor of Bili'-
muda, and Llew Vorley, commodore of tha BoJa1
Bermuda Yacht Club watch prmentation by tbe
Mayor oI Hamilton.
Tiii• 1t' eekelld
·. MBYC Hosts 2nd
Small .Boat Race
Mlnion Bay Yacht Club at ---------
San Dleao wUl bolt the sec-
ond annual Small Boat R.-
aatta of the Yacht Racin&
Union or Southern Callfornla
Saturday and Suncb.,y.
The competition 11 open
only to the l• ylCbt cluba .i~
ftliated with the YRV. ln a4.·
diUon UI the hoat club, they
are Alaml.toa Bay YC, Bahl.a
Corln1b1an YC. Balboa YC,
cahrillo Beach YC, Coronado
Y ecbt Club, Del Rey YC, Kini
Harbor YC, lJdo We YC,
Loni Beach YC. Loa Aqela
YC, Newport II.arbor YC, Sall
Dlqo YC and Santa Barbaral----------1
YO.
Rtclltratlon mu.t be lMde and Savot n. on or before 11 a.m. Ju17 t. ~-_, ___ -tn ..__ ~-... CluMI alread1 ettabllibed ~ ~ WW "" WlaU"'
at MBYC .,. <'A.I.QI). Vktory, Uabed OD rec.ipt or catrt•
"1tni Du.tcbmaD, UCbtmnl. Pift entrlea in e9Ct. din
eeary.11, Snipe, '1nn, Olt mut bt regS.ttued bJ JulJ e.
Dineb:J, NaUonal Oae-Delip. n. recaua wlil feature
Skimmer, Lldo-1'-~ tbl-.. ract1 for ocean clllMI
Btoe hy, S&botl.-Sabot I and ftve f« bl,f cl&utl.
•
Ba y Area
O uh Seeks
BYC Trophy
I Newpor~ B.I.
Famed Estate Home
For Columbia Crew
SCMA Picks
Lockwood as
New leiJ.der
..... ..... .... LOW . 'RICES!
Balboa Yacht Club hu an-• Jack IAckwoocl, fttenn
nounced a challenge from the SAN DIEGO -An-ance-,talel In Newport. lU.,,.dur-Southem camonn boatiD.&
San FrancJSco Yacht Club for 1 menta have been completed Ing the ltlS7 America'• Cup leader. la tbe netr pruldent
the 16-~ear old Bob Whtte for tM California crew of tbe ol the Souttimi Callfornla Ma·
Balboa Challenge Trophy ln 12-meter yacht Columbia to c~ ~~~own-rlne A.soclatioa..
the Rhodes-3.1 Clau be quarttted at Mlrtmar, one ~ u • gan, The SCMA spom'OI t be
Other chaUen~es a r e ex-or the large, ocean-front es-· Southern Callfornla B o a
peeled to be forthcoming No The Callfornlana wUl take Show each yar amon1 lu
dettmte date has been m-for up realdence at Mlrimar ear-man_Lotber activttlel to bene-
tbe race, but race commit. Y fn ~une, l95'r, Douglll llllt; at b0i6Dg iDd Oii bdater.
tee chairman uoyd Joh.naon South Shore and win remain -according Lockwood hu ~. lOlg-said 1t would probably be to t b e rather .. unique leue time member ~ dlredm' of
scheduled in late Augml terma -until two daya aft-the SCMA ba~ MtVed the
Since the time or tts don• Hosts Fifth er the Amerlcu' Cup races oraauhatiOn . and the boat
tion by Robert White in 1.BM, are completed." abow slnce 18.
the Balboa Challenge Cup has Although the trlala to 1e-Other offtcen named for
become one of the moat lm-Cmi Ra led the U.S. defender open 1988 were Clarence Hermann,
port.ant inter . dub challenge se ce ln June, the final but-of-vice president; JOMPb Car·
races on the Paclflc Coul seven aaillng aertea againlt ver, aec:reta?1; Robert JDple,
It di!fera from other chal-South Shon Salling Club the Auatrallan challengei-\.a treasurer, llDd Ed Mcbols,
lenge racea in that It ls sail· will host ita 5th annual Tri-not alated U1 begin until ~ uai.stant treasurer.
eG in a atrictly one-design angle Cruiu Ra~ July 8-10 tember. Elected to tM 1& • man
class rather than within a with Alamitos Bay and Cata-Columbia, which defeated SCMA board of dlrecton
raung Llm1tltion. It 1s open lina lsland as port.a of call. a Brttlab challen&er In 1958. were Paul Albrecht, Carver,
to all Pac1f1c Coast YacblJng start of the first leg Fri-,.-ill compete again.It at leaat Klple. Herbert Kleppe, Rtt-
A3soc1allon clubs day. July 8. will be from • two and pouibly more U.S. mann and Robert Woodward.
The class spec1flf'd In the committee boat west of the candidate• durinl the sum· Lock1rood . au~ Robert
deed of gift la the Rhodes·3.1. Newport Pier Tbe finish will mer for the nomination to 'Ibomu, editor and publlah-
BYC won the cup from San be off the entrance or Ala-fece th4t Auaales. Ault:ralia er oi Boating New1. u presi·
Franc11co Last year with a mlt.os Bay ii expected lo send two U. dent of SCMA. Be Is tbe
team skippered by Phil Wln-After an overnight rendez· meter sloop• to Newport and Southern Callfonia repreten-
sor vous at Alamitos Bay, the also wUJ decide the final cbal· tative of Intemattona.I Paint
Over the years, the cup has att0nd leg will st.art at 11 lenger aft6 a aertea of maU:hlCo. •
bttn won six times by Los a m. Saturday an<4 finish off racea there. ---------
Angeles Yacht CI_ub, threclLong Potnl The committee Mirimar, which waa bulll •
times by. San Franctsco Yacht will remain on station at the originally by Mrs. George Sail.maker Has
Club, twice each by BYC and finish until 7:30 p.m. Widener In 1915. covers more
the St. Francia Yacht Club Third and ftna1 leg will be than 15 acrea with extens1ve N M Lof
and once by Cabrillo Beach sailed from a atartlng line o c e Ul frontafe. Mirtmar's e W e88 t
Yacht Club. oU Long Point to a'finilb at gardens were designed by Sailmaker Don McKibbln
the Newport Harbor jetty en-Mrs. Widener In a copy of haa announced the openln« of
trance. _' ~~ce'a Versailles. The fa-the MclGbbin Sails loft at
Sloop B ()llfl ll l The race 111 open to all cilities Include 24 bedrooms 1717 Placentia Ave Costa ~ MORF. PHRF and OR boats and three dining rooms. The Mesa ·
., whose ow~ers are members estat~'s matntenance s~rr will McKibbin of N e w JI 0 rt By F.Ja8lerncr or recogn1~ yacht_ clubs. remam on duty du:1ng the Beach, former general man-'for fu~er mfo!"JDation and stay or th~ Columbia crew, ager of Schock and McKibbtn
The l'nlled Stales lnterna· rsapec~Lftcco talllSttructions ho~ the DooLl!an indicated. Sailmakers, will apply rormu-lJ aJ A . ll h ... n c race c airman "e many another larfe, lu to hla aail deslgna obtaln-
n~::.nefJd ~~iao:n M~ll a~-, Jack Raub, _home phone $ New England estate. Mlrlmar ed from wind tunnel test.
I• 11 H rtf _.. C h 2664 or busmess p_hone Ml-ha.a been converted to edu-conducted at~ California -..1 s, a 01u, onn . as T123 catlonal u I titu of purchased as high bidder the ff. DI te T logy.
Jln>th Ensign slOOJ> produced
by Pearson Yachts which was
dooated to the ass0C1ation to
ald tn raising funds for Olym-
pic and other mternationaJ
sailing compelJtion
Robert Bavier. \'ice presl-1
dent of USISA. said the gift
and salt of the yacht added' over s.1.000 to the association
funds
Pearson also donated Its
SOOth Triton which brought
ovtr 112.000 into the associa-
tion to help dtfray the ex-
penses or the u s team in
the 1964 yachtin~ Olympics.
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MOlldly, July 4, 1966 DAJL Y l'JLOT /Nfws·Prru 7
Ri_ehard's Dodgers Shoot for U.S. Crown rodaY
•
Russians
· IssUed·
Warning
World Mark
To U.S. Pair
Aniels Explode Early
Dodger Ace Confident
Wills Not
Panicked
By Slide
To~y on Cloud
Ooninger Sets HR Mark
By A880CIATED PRESS 3 annihilation of the San
"Do )'00 r e m e m b e r Francilc:o Giants.
touching the bases." Joe ''It was a thrill to htt the
LOS ' ANGELES (AP) TorTt Wed pitcher Tony fint grand alam,".sald
Two weelta ago, captaln and ri-1 .. •er ... tbey s h o o It Oonlneer. .,..,..,. ~ -"But I.be ltC'Ood ont was
....,., Maury Willi b&rDed hedl' •t home plau. unbellnable. "·
author for a ~ and wrote "l don't rerMmber a sin· ClonJnger, a 24-game win· la a Los Angeles new&pape.i: glt o!e. ·~ Cloninger upllect net laat aeason who W.rted
that the Loe Anltln Dodjers But then Clonln&er was slowly but now bu won six
would win the N a t J o n a l rtaB1 nytnc hith u he of h1a wt seven at.a.rta, hit
League clwnpion11llp apln. rounded the bases after be-irancS alaln No. 1 in the
Halos Face
Detroit.
Tonight
DETROIT !AP) -The An·
pla, l'urvint ~ the July
4 weeMnd of ~ Clev.Iand
Indians. throw their fire-
cracker ofte.ru;e agains.t uc-
ond·place Detroit toni&ht.
Wills Jtlll b e l i • v e 1 it. comlnc ttie t1rst player 1n flnt .inning oo a 3-2 pit.ch ~Y SALINA. Kan. CAP>.-Ded· tbouih the defend1n1 world National Leaiut hlltory to Bob Priddy and connect-4
lc.ated. Bill Toomey, MspitaJ. dlamplons have I01t 16 of hit two crand slam bomtrs for No. 2 on an ~1 pitch by
Tbe An1e11, the American
League's fourth place team,
bom'*2 the thlrd·place lndi·
ana 10.2 and 4-3 Sunday a!t·
ernoon tn 91-dearee Ohio tern· I* t1ve weeks early ttu. latt 29 •tart. and bave ~ ooe &a.JM wblla 1t&dlAg Ray SacMcki m the f.ourth
a-..1 rfw R aldddtd into fO'IU1h place, a tbt AUanta Bravea to a 17· f.nn.ini. year, -pon u I. First Al'---or.o ot 1888 hen hall fam• ahead of ~ ... ft ~ ... Hodp. Ma OlJm-room-~ ~ Houston. Jvl'( ~ -C•llfONli. A'\001• .... 0..
mata, bo4ti shaU.red t be Don IAcke (1eft) proudly dllpl&,ya Newport Harbor's firat albacore ol 1Gee u "Thi.nil aren't aa bad u SPORTS BRIEFS :~~~:~ ~·!~~~;~ o. world d@cathlon record, rah· bk partner, Bill Pl&&. bolda the coveted Balboa Anglinl Club ''Number One" My ' -ca111on11a "'*" .... o..
ing bope.s for an unprtce-!l.ai. Locke cautht the 20 pound G ounce fJah SW1day aftemoon·oo Wtboo. Foe DfHl9er Si.te '"" T"""' • "·"'·· KM"c cnti.
'-'-..a~ -:i& .+JV-V •-eta Jvtr ' -..._ .._ ... o..n v.. ""'rature '"'-t aus&A Itch dent.cl o~o ftnilh aaainst complllC .. ""'t~ ue • .,.,.,, paae one, w Y· ... ....., .. ~ ... 1 ...... it" 1 .. 1. f'.'-uaa c ""' P · er
R •• 1& • Mf s -1.eo Mltlet o.wt wt. CALISTOGA, C&.W. -The 1trote ovw d.efendlna cham-Georae Brunet to 101e 14 u-. ~;' ~-t. • ~ K~ • .,. July 4 'Weekend bu been a pion C&rol Mann. pounda and rookie aluger
The bandlOme, dark-baired H ll d ~11 ...., • ,...._ ""' c ... 1. tragic one for Cau.tola Race-ROUIUBG Obi Doll R.lck Reichardt to loat h i s
Toome')', '11, pollgbed scten-o ywoo 4th Boa Tr.,..il tam~~,.~~~"~,."'· .i-·~· 8,..... "Q.m,!ip DI temper.
tillc pertonner \a tach event, awy to be .. Wllla ald Saturday n.libt, Sherm a n woa ~ nm tpr1nt ur ·,.~ California •ends Jlln Me-
acored 4,234 p01nta to wia tbe p k T\.,.._&L Sund seemfter St Lou.ls ~ett Cleveland m.ldt•t car racer ., ~year Suda,, besUq Glothlln (~l) to the moWld
48th National MU pecathlon ar ~1 ·-· b&lld:: ~ J~ pitched from woOciiand, Calif .. WU I fteJd tf lJ t&btr driven ba to7~1ht, ~!'n•D6t MlcEkeyLoLo11Acb uu. Sunday. k1lltd w h. n bl.I car •bot ... 15 -"-u. A .& a '-' ~~ 0 UK: gers. X· s n-Ht ba1 ~ ill recent a ttsr.bitter to &aln hls ate· tbroutb a W'OOCMn barrier wie .....,., .o. a.. au aelea Doclaer Johnny Podn~•
Yean wlttl ........... , feel · Handt .. cap Shocks ond 2-0 victory over the Dodt· overturned and bit a tree. , w' .. a,~ at Eldora Speed-(2-1) wru probably get a "'" .,..._. era tb1.1 &euoa. 6 .. -...& nJ•h .,, --· ri• 1hot later lDI in h1I riCbt band, bis • "Wbtft you Plu 182 cames ..... .._., ..,t. WWJVa.uvwn Sunday'• heroee included
throwinl band. a yur IVtr)' club has it.I Up• lportl car dl'\ver Oav.. rude.-Brunet Reichardt and Jack
, Hodge . lc:ored l,lJO, also ,.... ..,,,., .. ,._. -... °*' ..,~ci~ '°' Ra and &>wns and n,tit now nour, 33• S. Fr an c 11 c 0 Sanford but the· bl SUnd.a beatlni the old world mark ~~ .... l'lnll ..... ,. ...... 11· 1 ... ,.:,. -...... . cers we•re baving our problema, .. «&abed Ind WH dlld on ar-A n nel Box punch WU Jlm F'r:101i. Hi~
al t ,G9 11t by C. K. ~Mll of := ~ ~,....,..... . . <~l'n aald WUll. "But we'w bttn rival at k Helena S..Utolr· ~ thrff.run homer capped a
Formosa and UCLA 111 l963. ;, ·1."1 F'"' cw Ma_.,..,, !11 cMl1 i,.j! ~ · · · throuO tblt belort and we've lum. "an eAM1 ..Ven-NJl outbw'at ln tht eec-
Tbe. pair abo b r 0 k e the ~1..,ttal 1i 1M·llW Jf'21&.,,...r DETROIT CAP) -Death alwa,ys come out of it. W•11 OKUBOMA crrv, Okla. ~ Q • ~'\ ond tnntng ol the first came ::t~lC~~ i:ark of 8·{ ue t::. ~ ~-=1., lu ~ lW . ..... 1r)-11• rode with the nation'• top do It agaiL." -Fie" AJMlrt9 Gbnne tf CAL.,OaN~ and he ICOred the niahtcap's uetf in i:. J~rui!: ~SD~ ~~mL•='f c,~;:,..~, m = 1J. =r> f: lpeed boat driven apin Sun-The most eocounigtna thing B..-..., 8pala, wblpped ~ d 1• ,• • ·~ wtnn1ng run.
Lut A ri to win . 1 ., •• , '"O\!.jt•i.u··~ r, tt , :ii'' I# day aa vetcan Chuck Thomp. about Ule loe1 wa1 tbe pltch· to,..eecled Ro4 Lner •f l,r ' I i 1 Fregoai, an .u .. w aame . me can aaams ...,,,.,; · · · ~ ~J,, .. l~ll 1 '<JI-1 : kf11ed h hi in, ol rlthlb&nd• Don Orya-Autralta 8uda1 la a eeml· . " : I f atarter ln 1984 &n4 • &love Ruma in the nrst meet in ~~rvn'w1tii ·INN . , i.T.r~· · ...,, ~ IOft wu w en 1 maa-dale {i-11), who burled a lix· naal aame fl u.. •ts,• ,.,,11., l artist at 1hort.atop, waa hlt-1~ 1 at Moacow. • D •· 1'111 . ' .. , tv oul~ "t'l ...,, aive hJdroplane new apart oo hl*r only to suller his MV· World Prtfellloul 'hula -; :if. : : tine a puny .let juat a month
I d NY we could finis~ o:=. F-a ~1"'~ :c ::::,J ... ~ ..... : ... '11111' I tht Detroit RiYer durlna t h e en th Jou in bis laat eight de· b.«aUoul Teenameat. "z,,..~ t 0 ago. but h•'• upJ*i that to
one-two. altboufb the Rua ~ ....... , \It ~·0 m Gold Cup race. clliona. Glmae clnMd Laver. ~ i I .252 with aolld hittina. 11~·Cb~ .. ~~ayofa Hstrongting' ~J"a'!r: ,~ ~~0111i..,.1 Ul .J... .A.. -"-Y~llow driven, aJ'lhough "It wu the be1t I've felt the world's t.p-ruled net Sallior• • : t ! Tbt Anae~ ran. up . a &-Oh
1-.i -.. \.Allll.W un · I~ ·~ !A '~-1 117 W H W all year " aa1d the •110 000 a 1-7 M fol i.o1 .. '• o o lead after five Innings m t e loo Beach, coach of U.S. de· ~ .. ~w~ lii.:r~:I" m saddened by the second trag-tar v.t.ru "l tbttw' bard pre, . I • Yotel CLIVI~-~ ' ' • first cam•, wlth Fre1osi's ca~oa and weietlt meo for~; .. ,.-..,~ c•-r11""'' •101 I. I. M .... JaeU edy to bit tMll' raa.b in two~ bad ,ood d " MINNEAPOLIS -Sandra 61 • "•1 ~ the bi& ooe Joe Adcock
lM blg mHt July 23-24 ln =1~t ~~~J~~T~ ~ii 'flit ...,_ 11 .._.,,. w t11t ...a. weeb. vot.d along with boat; Yet Dry1dale '::m:O ·sut-Spuzich, a d.atrk .. yed Serblan ,::~"ud i ' I i poked another ~omer, wtth
Lot AA11Je1 . :., ,........,. . ·. ·: .= ~ ,._. ="J.. 'be.!t owntra to reaume tbe race to-ton, tbe rilbtbaoded hell o1 lu1 who uaed to belt a IOft-:ttt. ~ ; ~ f one on, in th• llitb.
-'l'oomef, Bodi• and Dav t rti••ft uca. ~' ~·· 1 '"' r::..,.. l-!'.!: :=.J!..,.. day. ~drivers were klll-lth• D 0 d 1 er•' "biC four," ball u a c~an-up h 1 t tt r 'i~a 1 1 l Reichardt banged out b l s
Tboruon, third-pl~ce fmiah· "=' f.~o ctr' ,,. "Yea:. 1•m oc .-... -.,. .... i... ed J 11 t th Pr !dent' have combined for only one around I~anapoll.I, u 1 e d ""'· 1111 1 t I I 15th homer ol lhe MUO~, ty· er with 7,475 point., were •';"941eyy10. ,l} 0111 ni 1r, ~. • ...,. 1 , .,,, unt n e •s 11
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vi.ctory since June 2 htr bead' inttud o( pow•r to 1r,,.c.. t g ~ ! Ina the ru1htop 3-3 1n the
roommates the put t b re e ~' '="·"'~~=" h: ~~ 't-i::~.-C: --r-. "f'P:1 Cup race at Washinaton, t>.C. N 1 t u rally. they'll bt up t.come the •ury>risln1 n • w Ir.~ ,111 1 ~ ! sixth -. but not before h• took
weeu in Goleta, Calif., a San· ~~ Otr~ftl. '" ~· 111 flt. ....,~.%. .. ~l..r.!P!?: Many of the 300,000 spects-aplnlt another ltfthander U.S. women 1 Open 1olf ir.•• ,1 , a strikeout earlier.
ta Barbara suburb, whJle , '.'9c. 1~ ct' ~,1 j~ ;: i~~ "!.'Tl. 'Ti'M'li' ,;z'1.';;I tori who llDed the rlvtr banks th.la afternoon wben Sutt 0 n champion Sunday ~ orn '9 l-Big Rkk thought he ha4 h.it t.raiAlna J.Dtem1vely for tbe T~ll,,.! ~/1Mt1o11 .,.,,,., "~ •"wit itQ. along the three-mile ~ourse (7·?) oea a al.nit Ctncln· Mi" Spusich. wto has been 1 '"rt '·,.~1 1 ~~. a foul Up, but the umpire
two-day, 10-event wt. .,~uo1.~Jt't...J>'6 ,rf1l11 ~~ =:r~~"'-l ~\m acreamell u Thomp.lon a boatjnaU'a Jlm 0.t.,1, O·I> in ooe of feminlne 1o1r1 lttser ~. < • ~''l'l'k. "t!.Yl:it:~ called it a clean 1trlke. The
Toomey a m a i i n e l y ~ve = , .. , ...... i. ~. "· c•1fa1-' disintegrated moments after ~ optOtf ol 1 ~-I 1 m e lllhll tor nw years, m a d e ,_, -W11 ·~;·· "• •• 11 so youna 1tuger aot mac. when
a.chlevtd tUettme bettl In.-.!! w -· • • '· r:-he croued tbe starting line at1 rt the iame'a btHelt title ber r 1 M t 11 t o the crowd booed. He cracked five events juat six months .::ou•TM ~~· Ml~ .... , ... ,..., l Dlore than 100 JDl}eg an hour I H ... tT ~II tlnt tournament vil"tOry by cw. UI J a I ; hll bat again.et th• ground
aft.er l»com1Da w early this '"''-'rr.1 ~ ~~-r . m ~ Mir .., ln what for him 'W81 • third l '!!f:l.! :· ~I t 'i capturing the Open and I t s ~~ • ii ' ' ! : and then broke it w i t b his
yeii wttrr 1M11~teo1l• and ~~r)~J# £" a~ . r!:=--he:t. Cbaiat °'*" ~te j~~~,. ! I . ~ • M.000 fl rs t prl.H by 0 n e ~~t.''T-1.~ 'A-tt.31'. , bare hand&.
hepaUtis in Germany wbtre r= .. , Cit ~''! ii· Kuty awtftJ ~vy ~1~r~~. i· ' ' ~ -~:u::itr:~=-~~~~~i/A~K\'l~ft=~:. p1a~rM-1•ar-ol4aDe-}~·i£ l f I AJQR LEAGUE ~1 ------Schitm ~11,,•\1: . ~ 1 .....,,..., trolm irom tht waw. Pby-·T·~·, • , , l l · ,, ~ch, J'r1ed• er. · · Gym Open slclanl applied mouth to· "" """L•}, • "., Little MIH Muffett" 1 couldn't return to my 'gr," ·~·~• 1 ""' •ld• mouth resuscltaUon u he vm1e, • • ! ~ : "Sat on 1 Tuffet" =-~Jit':y ~~.l~; ,~~1 1¥' ~I fli Eatanda Hi f h ~l's was driven to Detroit's Re-r·~~ rt ! 1 i 1111 .. ..., ~ * ~.._
'200,' I rtltecl at bome for five ' ~=, ' ""'\ '*':t"' ll; gymnaaium will be open ~invtn1 Hoapltal but It was ln ~ ~., 1' I I l :-....: :W~ :!,~n.au.;;;
weekl, spent some of !flY "'1 -::} ll! from 1 to 10 p.m. on Tuts· ~e referee Bill Newton~:~· l ' l : unott•1. LllAtWI AMHtoN Lu•u• =.-::..:=-.... ....':'.;:: ~ 1~1Ml'MI •• "........, l t lwldla Wiii .,.., ,_ lllen -.-
aavtnaa and •tarWcl training ':r ~-'o c 1U: "' II: days and Wednuday1 and said Tbompaon'• 7 80().pound •· 011~ pr 1 • : 0 w .. uet ~ . ._.. •111 '--' "ct·...._
Aallpril 2.'' !~!!11to'I ~. dq. uic"kl~ "" ,;:r c~ r.~':1 ll'from 1 to 4 p.m. on Tueadays boat, called Smimoit. "seem· ~J·i!i, " ~ ,f, ooLt :1~~:;1"° !: ~ ;!; -fVt ~";: !! ~ ~ 11~ New auick Riviera came ~· ·~ ~·T ltATAMOlll 14-11 ... / ... •,( Id to become alrborn mo I ....... -tOO.~& l'tlli.Mlp/114 4l 14 SA s ~ .... . .. 0 J1 j; , -INtla. ~ _ ...... --ly ,. • T•A<• "'-"'.O~'O and Thutldays for volleyball, e · · l nl'-&l Loul• 1. LM. """'"' ~-Lot .,...... •t u m "" •l!Wflla •• " ~ ~ lf ') ..., ''"''"• 1 -.. t tM. •·-·
· r uci~\' ·~.,,:':".e.-;. . . badminton ptni poni Mabt· 1n.nt.u1ly and Ulen smacked ~·" ~· .~ock..,si"',....'" 1. ". '*''"\ . ~ : : ,~ ~~artt :·:: t ;o ·"' li"' -0111t ........ A1a co110. TIMN
·om• •· ., 1 _ o1<1e.. ' ' down hard on the water:". m tac ,; l-JI 11• "• 1• 1• so l~1ic\:.11 ... · ,. • 474 11.,.. t:="~ir; ~ !! <Jt " =.. °:-:::-C. ·~-;:
IUMS SET
TO REPORT
ORANGE (UPI) -JIJ'St
how well new head coach
o.or1e Allen'• crash diet
pay1 off for ltle 1988 Los
An1elee Rama will begin
to be anawered Wednes·
day when 11 wtlraDt
and (l roo1c1ea report to
Oiapman Oollce tor th•
start of summer tratntna.
"The future will take
can bf ltaell," Allen aaid
when he took over t b e
~lens of the Rams from
Harland Svare last win·
~r. "My ~nrern i~ with
now"
11.1 ~:;,"lf bail, wrutllnC and welpt Stunned Cold Cup officials n·.,n,•,. IL. rn 1 t f J it. 1 l ATlll"'• .. it "' _... 11 w.~ n a ,,. n .... .,, .. .,., ...._ .... t•• ...... f .Jr,,J=:..,) m UfUng ICtf;ritlfl. at first Cancelled the mett. 11. -I Y JHlt-. ,.,,.,.. -I · • A-~::.:.art! ~ g .~ i!"' .... ..!Wda~I t!.l'\ 1" )6
A! '"1 \l.!. ..,.,...,., ._.. Ottlrolt 7, KallMI ClfY J $4595•
Cl V \11 l'llllHti,1114 U. C111<-t Cl!~'· ....... I • •m '} 1to "" Yl)rll •. 1'1.....,,... > Waal\1"81"' 10. .... Von •
Cl ' UO Ali.flt• J. '911 '•tllCI-1. It lfllllfllo c ...... i.M t. C.INw"ll J
,11\1 Cit I 111 G Pia s . 5 ] ""'"°" .... Cll\CIMtll .. , ''"W..llU •l. MIMetOO H ~ JMll l 11~ s t l _.,., ·-"· ~"' ._ ... W1 .1"'11~ '°""*' allln ll urney ces ur1Jr1 e l'Htte.rftll .. 7. N-Y~ 7• H..,. Yort a. W1alll"9""' I · l'f\H.o<M'-"1• 6. C~~ J llanimort •, Ml•..-t<llt 2 aov~a.i..11,p C•ll ~" Mat ~r MG;111tft ), CIMIM911 I lethlll ,.,, C~lc•oe M • · ltllr"'~ T~\1 ~.J"f:ri'.i:r " •• l1<11& t. loo "•'" • ca111orn1a IH c~i."" 1 > I • • • A01'111 II .... ,,.fl(,_ J Kt•U• (•Iv ).10. Ot••olt 0 j
f.VINTM ltACI. f\~ ..,,"'""· ' .,.., ,. .. ,.. ...... ,....,.., 0•-
UIM ""· c11..in.. aftow•-· ,..,,.. Spec:lal t.t UM ever-popular Gurney man· -the only llmf' any first ,. ... v"" 1s111w s.s '"" ,.,.,,., ,.., •• '""'°''"' 1Mc:G>o1t111" in •• 0•1r1M1I -"ny P" LW l'tlll-lolll• IS""'1 •-' •"" C:vtit >-JI, 2, 1~1<11 , .. flf ,._,,., , 11. •191'1 " < I "' Dn..u.. UJV• aged an almost incrM.lble 'tarter has ever finished it! 1w1 ... ..,,, 1w1-.ie '"•a<v11 w ., 1ea11 M t .. .. Iii Jfllrl =:,.. 111 RmtMS F'r A fifth Ul fl I h in bi ltlmbvrt" flaw .,., .,.. tltll 1·11 •I ,......_,,. IH•,..... ~I. •191\t ~r E~"'Tw'RM '* '\ ::,1 • anct -UI· p ce n s I Uft· Grand Pr~ .opener Cllic..e-(H•MI• H .... Haiti-ft ,.., I Konu t..Clly (Hvnltr , .. , •• ••••1-ro
N•w avlck Special
Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan
Allle. lr ... L ....... ·~ a /M,
•-· Cw. _, Mlh. Tle!W •-a~tei.. 01• ......i .._ artell!
...... -. aM11 .. lltmt. "l\lt INllY
AdfltltNI "'9M8
$2895* ;..,,.ji. cU v'.:~11 11 trallan Jack Brabham was dedu;wertd Eqle. "'"•"'• <JoMWl u 1 '' """"°" co~ <•ro-1 1 .,.. ,.,,..,., 1-<1 iw111oM ·-Har-Iba> l" u.....-4 1--..1 In th th Ion "-· Trailini Brabham acrou vetl '·''· 1w111Q111 C111e.aoo '"lLllrro ... 2 •!Id ,..,.,. ,_., at Ar!Nf r.J t.ftl 14 ..... ,,. ... -er e UTney, f 41 n .. mm· ClllCiflNll !O'TMlo 1·21 al la AflO<I ... HIW YOt1< ($'9t! ..... Y,.. 1• ..... Pt!.,ton
ll• H ~ _. ~ =• world drM.na champlon1hlp can entrant, spotted most the line in Sunday's tvent <""""' 1-11 ..s1, > I lrand New '66 0-1
•. ·..:_ Jt'tJo~I. "m,\-•;,~ , sr1 " l .... " •W•"*'"' .... ,. ,,,,. Ml w...,,,,,.,.,. ,._" 1-4 -"""""" ,. ....-....... competition toda.y, but ex-of the racers nearly 100 was Mike Parkes o · ,1 ._ .. ~ .. M,_ <M..,ltllat .,., .,,. ,..,. ,1 •' ..,..,. ca1.,.. 1~ .... L-• A-1 o.. ""' .. .._11 " tomt• .,..~
tt--,-.NT-M_llA_CI 1 ~ iFv:' perts were already· 1ooklng horsepower as he utilized tain in a Ferrar1 while ,., 11-11. ' u. 2 , -..._ t111t1, IHI<~•· ... 1, '" ~' ..-. .A~1c.e11 ~ . ,.t~: to Costa Mea1'1 Dan Gu rn· last year's small Climax Hrabh&m's teammate. Den-,,..., c~ .... ,,,., .... ,., *
"'" 0 uu '""' STANSBURY BUICK ......... ,.,..... .... ,.., ...... u •• • .,... ""tfe.a 1111:1 'inoo'. ey to offer a 1tout challenge engine while finishmit n1~ Hulme of A11strali1, c1 .. , 111..... lh<11 .. '''"" win• ~· t 1. 11 v .i-vt••I 1l' before the 1968 Grand Prix touches were being plart'd was third BUICK e JAGUAR e OPIL e O.M.C. TRUCKS =:.,,•=:.!.~' ... ' ,.,,., & <• {'~"' i :i"L..~r Trev1,,.1 : .. l aeason drswa to a c:loH on the re\ olutlonary Gur· Lorenzo Bandtm of Italy
.1.tlt' < ,11if'~,111 :11 While Brabham waa win nf'y W1>slakf' powerplant in led mo~l or the way, but NEW USED $1876* ·.~ "01 1.., "''''~--' i7• nlnit the Euron.an Grand England was s1dc>lrnf'<l w f'n ~ 11 l"°"o f''• l 11 h h l 2~ tl. 17th I t. 1120 Newport I I I ,.-h 32 CARS Cotta Miu CARS c~~.·-~:,.-:~:, s!;~· Jw ir:;-;;1111 :~; Ptllt here Sunday In ht~ The Eaglt "a~ ~rvt'nth in throttle broke on t • nd '4t-l7H ,.... .........
---------~ ~~~:~1 ~l ~n ~~~Bra~am, th e ibd~utlli~ew~~b~k ~~~~. ~-----------------------------~
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4 '
DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
True American Spirit
....
Today Ult nation observf.I m various WIYI tu tare-
most patnoUc bollday, commemonti.n& tbe adoption of
the Declaration of Independence.
John Burroughs, ~e great American naturalist and
author, wrote in his Journals on July 4 more tban a
century ago: "That whtch diltinauisbes this day from all
others is that then both oraton and artillerymen 5b<>Ot
blank cartridges."
Unhappily, the Glonous 1-'ourth this yew will see
Amencan soldiers, sailors and marines fu1ng real bul·
leUi. napalm, mortar shells, deadly rockeu and
bombs in an increuingly all-0ut effort w protect and
preaerve the independence of a small A.siatJc nation
thou.sand! of miles from home
American boys are giving their bves this day lo
honor a commitment by the Uruted States to protect
South Vietnam from Communist aggreulon from the
north.
Why~ Because faJlure to sund and fight aga.ln.st
such aggression now, and in that place, would mean
encouragement for mote and more enslavement of free
peoples through ag~ion by the same enemy, the same
tyrant. And eventually the war against such aggression
would come to our door if we fail to win in that far away
place.
Our strident voices of dissent -Wayne Mo~.
William Fulbright. Frank Church. as well as the ••peece-
at-any-price" advocates, the n~isolationi.sts. the scared
and the tinv minority of domestic Communists -are
prolonging the war by givmg a false impression of di·
vision within this nation wrucb will, soon enouC}\. C4luse
withdra¥i'lll of our armed forces from South Vietnam
and hand victory to North Vietnam (and the Red Chinese
and Russians, divided 85 these two are) on a silver plat·
ter.
But this is not a true reprtu.ntatfon of American
spirit and determination
This lllOSt powerful nation on earth could wipe out
all of North Vietnam in minute!. But our purpose ts
benevoJont. no matt.er what our detnctors at home and
abroad IDQ ..,,. So we haft IOUOt to honor our prc>-
ted.iv• commitmeot to tbe South Vietnamese wlule
mlotmlzlo& OW' aUacb aimed et brblting Ho Chi· Mi.oh
& Co. to tbe conference tablt. lvee &ht destruction o1
North Viet.Dam'• oil IUppU. ,,. C21Tled out IO u to
avoid bombing dvlllaol or naa-mlltary targets, while
aavi.Dt American and South Vletnama.e lives by cul·
Un& down the Communlstl' means of ~inforcemenl
John Burroughs bid ll right, however, when he uid
that orators will shoot blank cartridges today. They
will be al.med at palriotilm; the son of love of country
th.at ls sneered at by some, 6J>tt:SSed in blood and pain
and death by others of nobler stripe.
The rocket's red glare will be all too real in Viet·
nam. At home it is more likely w be the pallid reflection
of bumin& draft cards or the dull-bright llgbt in lbe
eyes of paradinc beatnlb who hue never learned that
freedom over the centurie,, bis. always had to be woo
a.t the cost of the blood of patriot. and protected by
eternal vigilance and readineas to flaht.
The prayers of all Americana of good will th.ls day
will be for a world in peace -a peace iDvoMoc lr\le
independence and free self-determination for all peo-
ples; independence from ~ selflah. the tn.human, the
cruel and the stupid.
He Leaves His Mark
Charles S Thomas stepped dO\\ n la.st Friday as
president of the Irvine Company, after nearly sjx event·
lul years. Hts tenure in that office has seen a gnat
many exciting developments on tM ranch ~t will be
ma1or factors rn the cultural, aoclaJ and economJc llf•
of Orange county for all time.
The DAILY PILOT wiches him well in his well
earned. retirement from a 1001 career 111 businea md
public life.
• __ .,.. .... ~11[9·~ •
AUen·ScoU
Veep Restrains LBJ l SirictiY r;;;oi;~ l
. Jbdp• MeGIU
Vacullm at -the· End
B.> ROBERT S. ALLEN
and PAUL SCOTI' ...,., ___
It w1U be news lo Vice
PreSldent Humphtty's
scornful liberal critics, but
he is far from a .. hawt"
in inner White House coun-
cils
Whlle publicly supporting
President Johosoo'a em-
battled foreign policies un-
swervingly, Humphrey in
backstage administration
deliberations almost invar-
iably is the foremost ex-
ponent of restraint and
moderation.
On occu1on, the Minne·
sotan'5 firmly-voiced "dov-
ish" coWl5el is followed.
A GRAPHIC insUt.nce oc-
curred at a recent bristling
White House cmcussioo of
Sen. Frank Church's report
on hls tnp to Europe for a
first-band study of the ex-
plos1ve NATO controversy.
A member of the Foreign
Relations Comml~. the
Idaho Qemocrat wu given
the aasigmneot by Sen. J.
William Fulbright, [).Ark.,
chairman, a lead.Ing oppon-
ent or White House policies.
Nettled by Church's cen-
sorious findings, the Pres1.
dent and Underse<:ret.ary of
Stale George Ball were all
for Issuing a stern blast.
IN CHURCH'S report. he
expreHed the opinion thal
~nt de Gaulle was
generally more in llne with
European thinking on NA·
TO than the U.S .. and pro-
po$ed a persona l meeting
between him and the Pres·
1dent on this momentous
problem.
Particularly irritating lo
Uie Presldent was a para-
graph In which C h u r c h
urged "less dogma l Is m.
less msistence on an Amt!"·
ican solution" in NATO af-
fairs. and adopllon of ··an
approach Which cooJd be
hf'st described bv that 1d1-
om oC the American West,
·riding a little looser m the
sadrtle ' "
"TiflS SllO\\ S t h a l
Churci1 knows about as
much about handling De
Gaulle as he does horses.
and apparently that isn't
'ery much... ~napped the
President. · If I followed
his advice, De <:aulle would
have free rPin to WTe<:k
NATO completely "
l ndersecrt>tan Ball wa~
f"qUally deroga1ory
"This report 1s ~01ng to
co\I us nolhmJ! hut morr
twuhle with thr othrr NA
TO allies." he 5a.ld, ''unless
we make 1t crystal dear
thal 1t does not have the
adminittration 's ~-·· Church's proposal for an
1mmed1ate summit meeting
between the Pre.&idenl And
~ Gaulle will caute dis·
senaion amonc NATO mem-
bers at a time when we are
doUlg our utmost to work
out a unified position for
future negotiations.
"IN MY JUDGMENT, it
Is absolutely necessary that
a White House statement
be wued 10 the.re will be
no rn.\,Jundentandln& that
the Presi~t bu DO lnteo-
tlon of meeting 1epvatel1
with De Gaulle."
ln the midst of this Ourry
of angry brickbats, Vice
President Humphrey broke
m with a qwet but emph.1-
bc admonition to ''stop,
look and list.en."
"Before anythinc ia de-
cided," he advised, "I think
it would be wi.se to recoc-
niu that there 11 quite a
bit of me.nt in Church's re-
port. There are r!<:ommen-
d.ations that should be giv-
rn careful <.-onsideration be·
rause they are very close
10 policy changes the Preii-
1dent 1s deliberating. Wt
rlon 't want to be going off
hal!-<:ocked ...
''WHAT HAVE you got In
mmd7" asked the Preai.
dent
"for one thmg," pointed
out Humphrey. "there Is
Church's recommendat1on
for a comprehensive nu·
dear test ban and a new
all·European security ar·
rangement guaranteed by
both Russia and the U S
Both prnposala are square-
ly in line with your long.
range policies for Europe."
"Yes. l gurss that's so "
admitted Johnson.
!\f'ar Ge'.>rfe.
I ltke this girl -she's a
real dish, George -but she
keeps U.lking baby talk. It's
had enough when we'rr
alone to be caDed somlhing
llkf' "b1ggums sweetums"
but when she calls me some-
thing hke "poopsie·woop·
sic" in front of the gang -
"cu Is there a solution'
SICKt'MS
!>ear S1ckums
lltttum roadsy · woadsy
Cast) ·wasty and wave bye.
bye to it.sty dii1hums.
Dear Gloomy Gus:
\\ ll\' lh1~ gouge" Wr'n.• nicked 35
t('lll( for an ordmarv park of r1gar-
<•ll t•' in :1 \'ending machine but ~e can
hll\' thr 'i&mr pack for around a quart·
1 r mN thr 1 ounlN
-R H ll
rMI ........ ,..._,h , •• _.." " iP'lfllo\ r .. MC•t..,tfly ~ ... tf f'tillt G ._... .. ..,. t....r " .. " "' • .,., fflll Ot~y 0"-• Dall., "ll•t
· Sooner or later you are
going to meet with De
G&ulle." cont:laued Humph·
rey "Thal can't be avoid·
ed 1f NATO la to be pre-
served. 1 can aee nothing
wroni or harm.ful in a sen·
at.or advocating such a get·
together at thiJ time. U a
aatement deoouocinc tbla
report is wued, It's vlrtu·
ally ~ to trt&ger an-
other forelcn policy uproar
in the Democratic party
and mw the Re-pubtica:na
happy. Lel'a not forget this
11 an elect.ion year."
AFT&R A Ion& pauq th&
President u.ked, "Wlat do
you suggest n do!"
"Send Cburcn a polite
letter acknowledging the re-
port and thaakl.ng him for
submitting ll." a d. v 11 e d
Humphrey. ''Tell him bis
recommend.at.Jona are under review and that either you
or Secretary Rusk will con-
fer 1rith him on them. He'll
be happy and there wUl be
no row ln the petty ...
After further dilCUllion
the Pruident •creed to
Humphrey'• plan. In addi-
tion. the Prealdent told Ball
to make ctrtal.n that a
statement dratted by the
State Department ..-UOg
Church was destroyed.
AN01llER ~
eUort in Humphrey's cap
was hil persuadl.ng t be
President to invite Sm. Ful• bright for a private talk on
foreign policies. Thil unan-
nounced meetinc was their
first since the Arkansan
began invelghinr against
thr Whl~ House's course.
"When the lime comes
for Vietnam peace negotia.
hons," Humphrey told ttie
President, "Fulbr1gbt1 help
couJd be of greatest import·
ance Any agreement that
1s reached will be consider-
ed by his committee, and
he can be or utmost value.
It would be mfinltely bcl-
ter to have him on your
side than against you. It'•
very much worth ta.lklng
Uungs over with him."
AFTER PONDERING
awhile, Johnson asked Ful·
bright to the White House
for a long talk -which
came off amicably and har·
moruously
Humphrey was unable to
deliver on one job given
• him by the President
Tttis was to mducr Sena·
tor!\ Fulbright and 'llobb~'
Kennedy, both t'r1ttcal of
the administration's armed
intervention in lhe Oom1n-
1can Republic. to accompa ·
ny him to the inauguration
of Pres1dent-ele-ct .Joaquin
Balafi?\Jer
THt:; TWO sena tors de
rimed on the excuse of "oth·
tr engagement.~ "
oe~pil(> lhtir ahsence -
and littlt·not~ but h1~hlv
'U:ruficant (ailurt' lo sa\I a
word commcndmll! the re·
ct'nt 11ucces11ful [)omm1can
tltrtion }lt1mphrrv •~
-.urr to bc w;irmlv wl'knm
rel ll\ H;1li11!11rr •
The \'ice Pr"~lrlrnl 1~ t.1k
IOlo: Wlfh him ii prnm1W OI
$5.'I m11l1on 10 morr rrnn
om1c aid
Glrll A re Mor e A~ee
' By SYDNEY J . HARRIS ,__ . .........,~
I ~ 't imagine why so
many newspapers thought
it W&I front..pe&e material
when a psychological ex·
29riment at UCLA l a s t
month disclosed that1fftJe
boys are nicer to one anoth·
e:r than 11 ttl.e gir ii are.
The research tndtcaUd
that "eirl.J ve men ag.
cresave aod reject other
people more than boys do.··
The girls, alao, were more
1nclloe4 "to inflict pain and
dacomfort on some other
<¥d"
ANY P.\RENTI who b&ve
carefully ob'~ t h e l r
boy-children and their girl-
chJld.reo as both sexes pro-
gressed throu&JJ I c h o o I
could have no doubts ~t
this was tbc cue, without
any experimental venf)'ll\g.
Boys form clubs to enjoy
one another's company;
girls form cliques to u-
clude t>tber drll. to crtti-
ci.u them and t.o r ~I su·
~to them.
BY THE TIME tht· g1rll
are in fourth or fdth grade,
they have developed lo a
high degree the po" er to
~und and ostractU other
iJ.rta, and are intensely
compe(Jtive In tht sodll
and sartorial areas. lbe
boys -who, perhaps. get
rid of their aggres51ve and
competiUve ~odenc1e~ in
sports -simply do not
bother wilh boys they do
not like.
IT WOULO teem t h a l
boys respect the mascu IDl·
ty of boys more lha.n i..1 rls
accept tbe femln1ly of ,1;1rl1;
and this would argue S' me
basic inferiority feehng that
either nature or culture haa
unplanted m them
But tlus feminine lenrlen-
cy to ~usp<'Ct cnt1c12e and
reject other women l uu
both way!\. Because e\ery
woman 1s, in some sense,
every other \\Oman's .nat·
ural enemy. it is al~o more
IHI SflAHOC WOIU>
MR. MUN'
important for her to bavt
remmlne al.Ii• mid farm
contederacie6 tbr'oucboat
IUe
TllUS, MEN, u th t 1
grow up, tend not to have
nearly u m;my c I~••
friends as WOl'Dfll do. There
may be several men they
like. but most adult maJes
do not have a "beat friend,"
a. near! y all women do, in
an inti.ma~. confldienUal,
and self-dlscloaini way.
Men, on the whole, a.re not
as critical of other men aa
women are of ~ wom-
en: and, by the aame ~
ken, ~itht!r do they form
such dose att.acbmeota to
penoos of the •me •ex
AU. GENERALIZA·
TlONS of Ulla kind a.re dan·
gerous. but lt 1eem1 to me
that women have a ncber,
more thickly-textured, more
mt.e.me, emoUOIW life than
men do : they love strong-
er and they ~ s~u.
from the time they are tit-
tle Jirls. Men live more in
the temperate iooe, emo-
tiooally, and this IS wby
their love often teemJ weak
and cool to a women.
1HE VERY WORD.
"Jovt," indeed, may mean
qulte different things to a
ma.n &Dd to a woman, be·
catue their ~ and ex-
pectations are difftt«Jl It
ta wben ebb difference Is
not ~ and accept.
ed on both aides that "love"
begins to curdle -and
even hen It curdles diUer·
ently: for the women, Jt
usually turna into hate, for
the man, into indl!fereoce
St&J1 ADdenoa, S.P.
"I don't object to shooting
for the moon, but I submit
that we would get a tonier,
higher orbit for our money
o u t of an elementary
school."
TbeoloCfca! mortida.oa.,
still l&lbJt to ~e which
wUl bury God, •bom they
A1 II dead, are praently
becahMd ln apau.y. Thq
we:re, however, belptul. All
''belie•en"-... &HtefW ....
tbem for having 1Urn!d dlJ-
cusaion. They were espe-
cially salutary tn puttt.nc a
finger OD the fad. that lf
God u not, in fact. dead,
He nooett>etea ls deed in-
aof ar u He lJ reflected in
the activities of perhaps a
aubltantial m a j o r l t y or
Cbri.ltiao c h u r c b e 1 and
their members.
More and more mJ.nbt.tn
and rabbft today are lll· creulnct1 aw.re of UM
dlfflcult Wk of adJuJti.nl
tbemMlvea and tbe1r coo-srecauom to a new altu>
tloa and todet,y. Urbao.iza·
lion, of necenity, mak•
for more aecul.arUa t i o n.
Selene., by r e m o v i n 1
ma.nr of man'a fean ol ~
unknown in d.1aeue, baa tt-
moved the ·feeling of re--
llance on God to avoJd, or
cure, dl.aeaH.
what be heara oC s~ tx•
pJoratlon.a. He no klo•er ts
happy with hi• 1dta cl •
comfortable beaveo of ahln-
tng •alll and eoldte 1treet1
tomeWbere up in space.
"Ibls ls, of (()Utff, a •uper· ~~ .BuliLr..
malna true that the old eon-
cepts are now lmplaualble
and lrre.levant to today's
meo
THIS RELIANCE WN a
feature of put aeceration.a.
Opentloaa oa bearta, tbe
emergence ct anilldal tld·
THE REV. DR. Rtinhold neya and heart.I, a.ad the
Niebuhr. who was Profet· bectnnhlc of s 11cc•11 lo
1or of Applied Christianity tbelr use have served also
at Union Tbeologtcal Sem· to make man more aecular.
inary from 1930 to 19e0, The averaie man, bavinf
and is now rttired, diJcus-C'Ome U.P with the tradiUQn.
aes t b e 1 e mortktana In •al belief•. ii sbakeo by
"Chri.stiaruty aod CriaiJ."
Bl.Tl' MYSTERY and tbt
requirement.a o1 f.alth re-
main in rell&ious a.od aec:u-
lar life. There mu.st be a
revere11ce for ttUJ mystery
whicb, u Dr. Niebuhr UJI,
"tra.n.scedl all b U m I D
knowlfldae." Meanwhile, #hat doe 1
man do to express and re-
flect hlJ belief• The th•
logical mortidan• are not
helpful in 80IW9rlnt.. ..................
He char1ea th.at radiC.1 l
theoloetan• of the present,
unlike prominent atbellta
of the put century, sweep
away the adlemes of mean-
ing that men find useful to
explain human nature and
the complexities of the his·
tory. but "are putting noth-
ing in tbetr p~ " ,
IT JS precisely thi1 vac-
uum at the end of the God-
is.<fead books, euays, and
assertion1 that troubles
those who aeek to find ways
to make Chrlatian and Ju-
daic belief relevant t.o mod·
em sodf1ty 1'blcb inc:reu-
logly acta u lf God were
dead, insofar u personal
lives are concerned. Dr.
Niebuhr writes that Marx,
Freud and Nietuche -1t
was the latter who first us-
ed the phrase "God 1s
dead" -proposed philoso-
phical systems, fruh vi-
sions of the meaning of life
and explanations of lta tra-
gic dimensions. But. he
says. today's theologians
"have no appannt inter-
est in lhe s t r u c t u r e ol
·meaning' " . nor do they
seem to "feel any obliga-
tion to define a system of
coherence; one can only
gueu at their premlse1."
"MYSTERY" ls an etHn.-
tiaJ ingredient of life. It nee·
essarlly follows that since
the temporal ordtr of thlng1
ls not stlf explanatory, reli·
J(ion and a llffking aft.er
the meaning of God should
have Its mystery. Tradition·
al concepts of God , Dr. Nie-
buhr admlta. began to be
"1mplaus1blf'" and "Irre-
levant, ·• with the devf!IOp-
ments of science IT h Is
lnC'ludes. or course, medi·
cal discoveries A genera-
tion ago, for example, lhere
was only prayer to oHer
against lhf' ravagM of manv
diseases, Including thOse of
children. Vaccines have eU·
mlnated diphtheria, small·
pox. typhoid, infantile par-
alyais. tik l
OR. NIEBUHR. WTitin$t
that "a penumbra (shadow)
of ult1matt mysterv hangs
over lht> un1vrr~e." redur·
t'll h1.. md1ctmffit of tht
God-1i1-<i<'ttcl" theoloJC111n.,
to .. a l11ck of hum1ltty .:ind
religious thought but al110
In st"c11lt1r lJfr "
l•eoMe Ta.¥ Tattletala
L.ut year. Uncle Sam col-
lected an extra tu milUon
in income taxes becaUH
1omebod.y taWed for pay.
Most tlpt about lncome
tu fraud come in anony-
mously, Crom people seek·
inc no reward beyond th •
satl.afadion o< dolnf their
duty -or o< cetilnc even
with 10meooe they don't
like.
But ln 1965, a typical
year, 4,000 ln!onnen filed
formal clalma for a re-
ward. And tile government
pajd out '600,000 for t h e I r
l.ntonnatlon.
THE PRACTICE of pay-
ing money for tax ttps bas
existed ever aince the ear· 1Y days or the republic. lo
each year's budget Con·
greaa uta aside a apeclflc
1um tor this ptll'pOle.
There are thoae who con-
demn the whole idea. They
argue that tattling is un-
sportsmanlike. not in keep-
ing with our tn.d.1Uona. Cer-
tainly, generations of Amtr-
lcan readers have despised
Tom Sawyer's half brofher
Sid for tawtng on Tom to Aunt Polly.
ON THE OTHER hand,
tax cheater1 are not 11 en-
dearing as Tom Sawyer
And. as one court put It:
"It Is the duty of every
citizen to communlcalt to
his government any infor·
mat.ion which he has or the
commission of an offense
against Its laws "
The Internal Reveooe
Sttvice takes no poaition on
Line phlJOIO{>h!w grounds.
Ju job ls limply to collect an the mouey that the eov·
e.rnment haa coming -and
Jnformen are a blt halp.
U ling them not ani, puta tti.
lRS on the track ol c:hea~
era but also helps to keep
Jn.aft1 a tempted cltWm bOD·
est.
BOW MUOI can an in-
former coUed '! Up to 10
per ce11t ot what the rov·
unment recovers, w b f c b
can be considerable. How·
ever. the exact amount Is
left largely to the dllcredon
of the IRS
In one case an informer
sued the government, COl'D9
plaining that be waan't pa.Id
as much 11 his 1nformatioa
was worth. But he avt ~
where. The court aald the
IRS i1 obUced to mm an
honest evalu1Uon of Ser¥-
I~ rendered, but 1' a o t
obliged to oay what other•
may conslder a fair sum.
IN ANOTHER way, too,
the IRS hat the lasr word.
For the tntonner, havtns
won bis reward, must then
pay income tu on tt.
In fact, there have even
been cues in which inform·
ers themselves were fined
for failing to pay t.be t.ax on
their reward. No doubt Tom
Sawyer would b•ve a
phrase for that:
Poetic justice.
Aa Amerlcaa Bar Alsod·
aUoa pubUc: attVtce feature
by WW Beraard.
Monday. Jul9-'4, l.96e
The editorial page of the Dany Pilot seeks to lnf onn
and 11timulate readers by preaenUng tbla news-
paper'11 opinions and commt>ntary on topics of In·
lerest and s1gn1f1ranrt, by providing a forum for
the expression of our rraders' opinions, and by
prPsenting the dive~ Vlewpoinl3 o( informed
observer!; anct spokesmen on topics of the day
Robert N. Weed. Publisher
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When the 1ut clatter of boob hu pused and the lut ltraina of the
martial. toe-ta~I mulic echoel in the distance,' Oranfe Cout apeda~
Who b)' the riaaadl attend.S the traditional. stiniJl& JWrth ~Of July
parade today tn Bunttniton Beach will join families u,d triendl for prmte
celebratiollll. ·
~ the 02Ad unQll affair fo11 many of the participants um ~ wDl be U. sparkllq, lnTttational llllyor'1 Reception taking place
ln iht Sbenton--Beacb Inn folfowtna 1be parade's concluion.
Mayor and Mn. Jue stewart will welcome pande official.I, cele-
britiea, viltting state, county and dfic representattv .. and military dipi-
tariel and their wiv11, for a buffet bJ"UDch.
Allo welcomlng visiton will be representatives from the Jaye9e1,
who were aponaon ol this year'• pageant, and their wivei, includinf th•
'MtNts. and Mmes. John Hall, Ron Farle, Rich Dandis, Bob Walker, John
Hathaway, Robert Grualle, Peter ~nnon, Tom Lundstrom, Jack Tatham
and Dick Zwucbb.
Included amonr Huntlnetc>n Beach oHlcW. ~ to be in auez..
danee with their wives ar. J(eun. and Mmes. Ted Baitlett. Al Coen. Erneat
Gisler, Jack Green, Henry KAuf11Wl, Paul C. Jones, K. Dale Bush, John
Seltzer, Delbert G. Htaim and ·Vincent MoorebOUJe and Vice Mayor Don·
ald Shipley, and Judces Celia Baker and Walter Cbaranm.
Typic.l or the many private celebrations takill& place alone the
OraJte"Cout is the mtb annual block party In Com Mesa, for residents
of Eut Bay and Allio Street. and their guests. This yeer'1 party will bave a
Hawaiian theme.
HighJ.leht of the evenin& will be Hawaiian dances done by all neigh·
borbood children flllllnl In ace from 2 to 14 and dfrected by O'mlp Coast
Colleee student Diane Trowbridce. who bu ~ teachinc authentic
routines. A pet parade, with aucb creatures aa tortoillel and homed toadJ
decked out in red, white and blue, 11 alto planned. Following the huge {>Ot·
luck dinner with dtdl doinf the honon at the barbecue bruitts and moma and daqhtert sentnc will come the fireworks ditptay put on by clam
and IODI.
,
Forever May It Wave
Depieting the flag raiain& on lwo Jima from the !am-
oua Joe Rosenthal photo, Steve Southworth, Tim
'Grochow, hck IJttleton and Don Miller (from l~)
will begin the mt.b annual block parfy for ruidenta
and guest.I of East Bay and Aliso Streets, Costa Mesa.
prompUy at 5 p.m. Fathers will take over barbecuing
honors and mothers and daughters wtl1 serve pot·
luck dipner. ,
'AR.ADES AND CELEllUTllS -Climaxing today'a
&2nd annual part.rle in Huntington Beach is the
Mayor'1, Reception taking place . in the Sheraton·
Beach Inn. Attending are vmting and city officiall,
Jadtes, celebrities and other dignitaries wl)o are be-
ing greeted by representativea of the Jaycees, 1pon·
IOl'I of thia year's parade. Mayor and Mrs. Jake
Stewart are graciousJy served punch by Mrs. Lon
Peet, who 1e"ed on tbe JiJdgina committee (from
Oe'ft).
• I HOMEMADE ICE CIEAMI -And It DOES taste
better made the old fashioned way! Art Whitten
(ri&bt) cranks the freeter while the Mme.o; Ben Stev-
erson, Whitten, Robert Marshall and Claude Coss
(from left) prepare the table for an 1111 da.v no-hll!ll
party the couples and Mrs. Phyllis Carlton are hav·
ing in the courtyvd of Can Bendlta, H\11'tington
Beach About 35 guesb! gather each year to Wilch
the parade. feast on fried chicken, and conrlude thf'
celebntion relaxing and watching firework s.
fllREWORKS AND SPARKLERS -Young·
sters can hardly wait for the sun to set and it's
time for the day1s grand finale -flrew()rks!
Sheri W<il!<.er, 9, hNl,·rlv holdi; th • !ikyrocktt
for brot her Curt. 7. to light while Darryl!
Walker ant! Dicky Tatham (from left) both 4.
hold their ears and await the burst of beaul1
fu I rnlors in the heavl'n~.
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About Your
Problems
By t\NN LAN DERS
Arll!Jld Appleman Clainu
Marsha Teep"le w Bride
MMaive arr.,emeat.s ol
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Mom on Phone . ..
Gets Hot Line
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband just told
.... me to wnte to Ann Landen about the problem we
are havmc around here. So here I am
. .
We have two teen-age children. plua ooe who
~ 111 be a teen.ager m a few years. I am 43 years
old . but I am young m spirit Our oldest boy and
J:lrl are at the phone-gabbing stage and they both do
a lot of Wking alter supper. When the phone rings
dunng the everung, it's usually for one of them, so
I don't answer When they are out, I DO answer -
and Hua ii where the problem comes m.
· The children's teen-age friends aem to enjov
Wti.ng to me. rm not ashadled to admit that I can
talk with them for boun about nothing in particular
and I love it! ls this so teml>le! My husband teems
to lhink it •· In fad. last night be. ~ n,bt out
and told me to act my age
I enjoy my own teen-agers and I wort with other
·teens at the Red Cross center Teen-agers today are
a great bunch and I see nothing wrone in being
friendly to them when lhev telephone. fd like your
opinion -YOUNG AT HEART
DEAR HEART: If • teen 191r c.tlls apKi-
fiully te t•lk to you when yeur dMW,... .,.
•t home, you c•n then be wre ~ you an _..
Miid ground. When tMy ull and m fer Jimmie
or Svty, however, exch•nge • fiew ,1e ... rt .. n-
t9M• •nd get off the hcw-n, Mother.
I think it'• terrific tMt you fMI ao wermty
tow•rd your chlld,...,'1 friends, but honestty,
OoU, the kids rMlly don't phone to talk to you.
DEAR ANN LANDERS· I married 18 months
ago, for the bnt llme I was 33 years of age and had
tad no prevl<>iu sex experienoe. My husband is a
wonderful man and "e get along well together
When I told my fnends and family th.at I waited a
... · fong time for the ngbt man Lo come along I wasn't
kidding.
Last December my husband bad an accident
which left him Impotent'. At first the doctor thought
1t might be temporary, but now we know that bis
disability IS permanent. What r d like to .know, Ann.
lJ th11: Do you think we can have a good marriage
under these abnormal conditions~ I drud the
• • thought of a di90n:e because 1 kn?W I would suffer
great \onelinea without by husMM. He insists that
1 am being chuted out of a vital part of marriage
and that be would not blame me if I left him. {This
attitude 11 typical of his unselfishness.)
I can't take the chance of re•e.alillg my identity
(or obvious ruso~ wm you pluae rd.ine lhia ltt·
• • .rer and mab it prinuble~ -MRS. ANONYMOUS
DEAit Mas.: f didn't have to "reffne" y.ur
t.ttff. It 5-print1ble • you wrote it.
wtMn ,.., too1r row m.rri• ...., reu
-vreed to dty et tM MN ef -yeur belo•ed "'In
1icknet1 ~In hMtth." Well -this is sidtMaa.
A woman who SMrries •t ~ with ,.. pnvieus
1ex uperlence hae eith.r •very lew ... drive
or tofty lflnllardt, eoupt.d with t:...utfful •f·
disclpllne -er •II th,... WMt.Yw the c.nW.
-,,·· n1t'-n, it CM ... caUed bi.ctr Int. .me..
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dren •nd adtust to the abnonn1lity. YOJU Qn
h .. • •full life in IPft• of It. The oper•tlve ~rd
11 "1ubllmatlon." E"'f? Of counie not, but cer-
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Tee Tattler
nalioGI and majestk: dala-
•• lldol Ded the ....... ol ()118' Lad1 Queen ot Aocek cAb.
otic Oudl wt.en libnba
LH Teeple and Arnold By-
ron Appleman, both ol Col-
t• Mesa, recited t be Ir
pledges a n d exchanged
nop before the Rev. WU.
!Jam Ralph Harwy.
MRS. A. B. APPLEMAN
Double ltint' 1tit ..
Peering Around
A COMBINED birthday
party and graduation eeJe.
bntion took place in La-
guna Be.acb. The bh1hd.ly
WM the 85th occuioa en-
joyed by Mn. Albert E .
Davia.
Feti.DC her and ot.ervtng
t..beir IWJUller freedom wen
Bruce Barton. UCLA pwt..
uate and IOI) oi dau~
Ruth Bart.oa; Judith Lyme
Bfrelaw. Lapna B e a c b
Club Bowls
Pins Over!
At the retUlar .,. .. ,,.,
DMlltinl oi Bl«Qed Saa-.
meat Y ounc lAdi• ImWute
No. UO totaonow tn Bteu-
ed Sacrament Hall, West·
m•nsta, members w i 11
le.am of a bowline n 1 g b t
tcbeduled f or 'I'uacMy,
July 19.
Mn. Jack Maltby, chair·
man for the occuton, has
announced that It will be
for members only, and will
begin at 8 p.m. in the Hunt·
1ngton Beach Bowling AJ.
ley, 195&2 Beacb Btvd.
Also up for d.tacuuim
will bt plans for the annual
famJJy plc.nk taking place
Sunday, July 2.4, from 1 to
5 p m. ln Oranre City Park,
Oran1e.
Ownun for tomorrow's mtttiJtt ia Mn. Manin Si·
ber.
2ND OUTSTANDING HIT
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EXCLUSIVI FIUT RUN
COAST AaEA
HER£ COMES
TIEl*EST
IOND OF All.!
t -.Ot.t'llf HIHlll'
ut;:gn;11i11 iii wn
M..itirin -1.:0
l!.,m~sa
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"FILM MAKING
AT ITS
MARVELOUS
BEST!"
-Ure M .. nl"•
"WILD,
WONDERFUL!"
-H. Y. DAILY HEWS
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Bill TUfERS ca.:.
6ECffREY KEEi ~ .-m•-•
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CIMDIA CU'l1JU:S •
PlllSS PftEVUE •
~ preaeoti a p&a·
Ina parade of ICience-ftcdon
IJ>W'hnlun1 inctndinc a rock·
et-equipped motorcycle thal
ca take to the air, a yacht
tbat becomea a ~droloil ¥d
fl dlto ~tiaa. :!e ~
equipped )'Omtl lau:ia ntat
defhiilety are not lclmce-(Jc-
tkm. TbeJ .,.. real. from
stem lo 11enl .
Gregory Peck and Sophia
Loren are co-atarred lo a real
udttna film at the Mesa,
• Arallietqwe, &bowing in 'l'ech-
nkolor and Panaviaion. It' 1
baaed oo the novel, "The O ·
pMr''. by Gor4a Cot1.-.
Anbaq11e ii a thrlll com·
edy tingling with tu1pense
and loaded with taocbt.er. And IF======:===::===:=::===:==:=:==:==:==:==:3above all. don't miss M.isi1 Loren in a Cb.rbtian Dior
wardrobe including 14 outfit~
and acceuories plus fUt.1
pain of shoes. Nuff said T
THl MOST BEAunRR. THEATRE IN THE WOllD
IDWUDI'
HAllOI ot ADAMS, COSlA MESA, PHONE ~
NOW EXCWSIYE IUN
ConU...-o.it, 1 -J:AS :_ 6-.SO -f-AS
THE WORLD'S FUNNIFSr CMrAWAY
is caught between a war party
and a wedding party!
. ·J \ ;~r,T nIL~r;";.'S ~ ~/11,1~(&os.r.KJ!t1?
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Peck plays an Ammican
proleuor of archaeoloCJ who
~ invotnid in middle .,t.
em hrtrigue. Beautiful Sophia
portrays a 1edud:ive Arabi•11
esploaage arenL
Doc 't dlvul&e the inienlou•
clhmx ot ,.. ......... to your
frlendl, Ilk 1bem to "' tor tbemltha at' U. .._. ~
atre. Tbey'D. lhak 7ou ror
the good}J tip.
IOftlolume • u you would lib to lte •
food movie in Iba afternoon,
plan to attmcl the M ... )f •t·
IDee each Wednesdl.J. Har-
bor area mm fam cu eajoy
the relQ1ar future movie, or
one apeclally Mlected by
popular demand, The pro-
grams 1tvt prolD.PUJ at '"' o'clock on Wednesdays 1fllh
frtt Nlfteshrnenta
FREE PASSES to thfo Me~a
or lhe Udo theatres will he
mailed today to R. J . Burke,
1
3428 Ocean, Corona del it.r,
K. Q. Volk, 1112 E. Bf.:
Blvd., Balboa. D. E. Mc ,
~ Country Club Dr.. la
MeH and Jim Woodford. ~4
MarnlJli Star Lee, NewPe>rt Beach
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WELCOMI BACK TO LA -Regis Philbin returns
to local television toni&ht u regular host of bis own
convenation show in color at 11 on Channel 11. To-
night's guest. include Mort Sahl. Sidney Omarr,
Jim Harry and Tara Topleu. The pr9iJ'am will run
for 90 minuter.
'ohert Log.gta
Newcomers to Shi11e
In Next Fall's Shows
HOLLYWOOD CUP[) -CIA mleht call on for help.
Televlnon ii in •new faca .. He's not a detectiw, but
cycle few oat leUOO as ~ if be bns someone be coes
posed to the m1111cal cbaln to bat for him. He doem't
kind ol cuting It bu folated plaf the ~ro. but be ~ ooe
• on t:be public in the pat dee-pbysiully."
ade. Logcia is confident "T H.E.
When a series coes off tbt Cat" will be a rut. He's aem
air it is co~mon to reeut half of the first 13 acripts
the stars 1n another lhow -and approves them "'-
Robert Young, Robert Hor-~·If you appear In a series
ton. Loretta Young. Barbara It's usually grooved in t be
Stanwyclc, Efrem Zimballst, tense thal the actor Is able
Chuck Connon, Ben Guura, to play himieU," he said
Barry SuJlivan, Gene Barry, "And that's what I'll be d~
June Lockhart, Jack War· mt··
den. K.alby Nolan, Denrus "The c~ract.ers in the
Weaver, John Aslln and the show are involved in Whal
rest. tbey•rt dotnt ancnrs our job
Starting in October televl· to iet the a~dlence involved.
alou will take ita cbancu with too. I'm abaolut.eiy sure we'll
.Mwcomen. be able to do lt wlttiout a
NEW FACES llltch.
Amooc the refrelhina new "Th.is ts.n't monli,ty time
faces to be seen each week and T.H.~. Ca~ I.ant a Boy
startin&. ill the fall ls that of Scou_t. Ne1th~r ts h~ an In· Robert Louil powbly lady • man like ADU>•
He ..m ~ in ''T.H.E. Burke. He bas a few affa1n,
Cat," a aeries hued on a but they ar~ 00 If-adult, be-
10pblaticated reformed cat Uevable buia. .,
burtlar who tums to beJptna "But thft'• ~the char·
le In trouble. 1be prem· acteT' end I don't Jibe. J'm
is m\IDtiaM, but Loggia a happily nw:,led nan with
bopea to bring something to three child.ml.
the role oa the strenith of BIT PARTS: Jim Nabors
Illa own personality and ap-re~ from 8 four·ll'tek
~ricilian deacent Louia stand at La.ke Tahoe just in
• bme to begin rum1n1 h 11 Iii 4art.ly ba.ndsome, reserved "Gomer Pyle" allow for oext
8' Uie kind of i'JY who un seuon . . Lorne Greene will r-.,..---------.....:~ p&i;f a bm> with authority· re«ive the 19ee dlsUncu.Ub-
A ~rback at Staten ls· ed arti•t award or the State
1 Wagner Coll~&e and a of larael bonds July 10
l!Wluate, of the UnJverslty of John Kerr will return for 30 t:.a..:=:::R:~ llbaouri s journalism school, episodes aa the district attor· LoaU bu wwked Jn New ney in ''Peyton Place.,
Yark for man than 10 years ---------u an actor, commuting to
flol]ywood for television guest
L:s:u~l aboU. Fliers Asked .\aked why ht moved west, Loa1a annrers: "Money." To Avoid Bowl ~~~~i.,.....~~i«:~~ic-t ADVENTURE
He spent 144 WiQrldng days LOS ANGELES -An ap-,_.-,~:.--..-....;;..,;.._..;;.. ___ --' ln JloDywood last year and peal to pllota to avoid flying
ly Al 5nlJth la convinced an actor must over the Hollywood Bowl dur·
mate hil headquarters here mg concert time between
. yOU NEVER BO'Tl'4ER lf ht'• to stay in business. 8:30 and 11::.1 p.m. on Tuts·
To ST RALL THAT On b1I new NBC· TV series, day. Thursday, Friday and SO~ IN T14E be a ys, "It's Douglas Fair-Saturday evenings rrom July
banb time again. Th1I is a 5 to Sept. 3 has t>Hn made ~2~ss {~. I ltralgbt adftftture series -by the Federal A.vl.alloll Agen· TWWl'lll."1~ DO camp. no put-ons, no gim· cy, western region.
lllkb. lt'a a return to the Fliers were also ulted to
Mriou.J hero as opposed to the avoid the area on the follow· roa ln 'Batman' aod 'The 1ng spectal da~s : Sunday,
Mu From U.N C.L.E ''' July JO, Monday. July 11 :
Tbe title is taken from the Monday, Aueun 1: Wed.Des·
character's name. He's a cu· day. August 3: Sunday, Au·
rtous adventurer who travels gwt 7; Monday. August 8;
in 1tyle and in aJI kinds of Wednesday, August 10; and
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YES ,IUf THF'f ~LO """°"" ~T EVEN
"l'MQ"'6fi '°"" ~ Mi.tOLY YolJ C>N iWX
UP WHAT )tXJ ~Y.
Frank loll•
Dennis the Men~e
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TUESDAY
DAYTIME MOVlES
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1:008 '1lepl Trallk'" (draml) 'll-
ftobtlt Pr .... Mery Cartblt.
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COIMdy) '3&-John l'rtM-
TO MARKET, TO MARKET, TO MARKET.
TO MARKET, TO MARKET. TO MARKET.
No m.lllf'I' wlli(ll Ollf t your fnotllt ''' ~rl 1\ c,rnM
rt 9u•u1y '" tlw OAILV PILOT -t~ bf\I Ol.Kt tr 111A~•
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§'_ Fernandez, M.isa Costa Mesa. and 9-year-old Dale ~er of Costa Mesa admire the GTO bl.cycle to be
~ven away when the Exchange Clubs of Colt& Keu
Newport Beach present their annual fireworks
y_.at 1he .Dnnge_Coast College. •bcUnm tonight
the benefit of Fairview State Hospital children.
bike was don.a1ed by Roy Carver Pontiac of
s Mesa.
--. LEGAL Ndi'ICB -
Jm ltOTICa 0. TllUIT'llt'W IAU ulfOtla ouo .., nun
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Notice .. .....,., ..... "" WUTllDll TITl.,E COMl'A.MV, A t.h... ,..,..,.
11111> .. trvstft, .,,. -....... ., -tltutW true!• ~ .... ... ....,.,.. ..,. '°' . CltUMUY ANO ICAn!lalNI T. cau• I.Ff • ........, .......... _.. J_,.., 22. "'" ...... .a .... .. flt OMdltt ................. ., .. '°"""' ._., " er-. ~. c..6-,.,.,,... ... ---" .. ..... ., ·"11•1:a1•C11••••••••••••••111!•11I~ ... •ledtlll • w ......... 1; _....lllilf'dlt.1N6111 ...... ....
Men in Service ,
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~-A.atboay C. Dalby,1be l.nstracted in flying the=:: :=-o:=, ~1"' ... .CC ~of Mr. and Mrs. G«Jrge Navy's T-7.S alrcra.fl. • ~ ., Tnid ,...~,., .,. .n... 31J GoLl-...t C:0. _...,. .. llaoll 1~ i .. 1' <&U17, JU~---:;---........ _, MIPlll ..... ,_
.deJ Mar, Fredafd p, Marine Pvt Lea E. ~ -:_.~,:#4c!'::~=i... .....
aon of Mr. and Mn. son ol Mr. and Mt•. Lon!;. ~~""'.,. ....., .., .....,
. M. Smith, 1175 l>or'Ht Peet, 1&151 GoJdeawest, Hontr :;::-" ~..;-·:i,a:•·, -:-z.r.:
, Costa Mesa, and 11m-ington Beach bu been grad· _....._ ID '= ,,..
L. Tbalmu, IOCl ol Mr. uat!d from 'recruit tninlng :::-..,:..--:, .. ,,:':,'::::
·Mn. Jack R. Tblaman, at the Marln r_... ~-·•t e:_::.-'w111"' :::.. ..... ~
Sprucer Drive, Fou.n-e ..,., • .,.. '~"" _. 1111 ..,... ~--Valley, were amona ba· depot at San nteco. He will ,_ _...,. ., •Id ..,, ._. SI.tr
bat . J .... _,.__ ,~;..,;~ •• 1 --• '121M Wlllt ....... "--,._ ,,,_ U. m trainees "' ...., ~ao -~--""~ '"'• ,,,._,... ...... .... 4 , 38th Infantry, 9th In-training and basic spedall.lt o.Nd: ~;:-,.m.a Ulll#"1MY f*1 Div., Fort ~ey, Kan., training before being Ulip-· r,..~~ DID ~Cb with thelr unit dur· C04tf'OUTIOtt tion ~erem.onies at ed to a permanent unil ::;..= ~,......
of "PaddY Flint --ll'IAlllaMd OrMl9e c-o.n, ,..,
amed for a former Airman Larry S. V01arri-.111"9 • u ... JUiy 4 1... "1•
g officer of their ad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ham LEGAL N011CZ
R. Oveee:n, Ul5I Placentia, ~l"'ft\A" Mno J. Ion, soo Costa Mesa, bu been tel.eel-__ NOT_ica_o._T11_m1_"'"_" __ 1AU1 __ 4r ~ Mn. Joseph IAad· ed for technical tniD.in& at uu .. o~: Taun ~
i.'7MO Cameron St., Hunt-Amarlllo AFB, Tex. 11 an LOAM~ ...
Beach. bu been se-aircraft maintenance special· 51~~.~E =rJ~ ~ .... w::J:
for technical training ilt. He recently completed "'""" .. trune. • Mic----.
1 AFB .... _ b . _,_,_ -~--.. .,,. subfllll\Mlll --~ .... ees er • 1naS., a& a UIC trw.uwe at La~ -"' tnnt ........ "' JAMU L.
oper•tor followini bis AFB, Tu. =~ ·~-::W11oetmi;'•_. ~
Jetton of buic training --OMc1e1 ._. 111 .. """ :'I:. c-~ beppard AFB, Tex., u Marine 2nd Ll IUchard N. z.s--=r :"::: =· ~ "•.,_ ---Bloom-,, IOU of Mr. and ..,. llldlall ,. ... ..., r ~an Carl M. Uoyd, SOD Mrs. S. N. Bloomberg. 710 w. :-..,rc:11~~.:.:-.=·:.7= =.· and Mn. MackDrlW. 18th St,~ Mesa. is 1.erv· :~1':-r~':e: ~ f..:: c:.t
0 6161 Edaemont ve, nc with Marine Attack Squad· Houee. Ill tM dly ., ...... ML c-tY
If.on Beach, bu been ron 332 baaed at Marine Corps "' a-.. ,._.. " Glllfwllll, • .-.ic
f •~b • al tr U-s • • euctloft. tit Ille l\ltl*f ~ tw Q99 1 -or LC\.. rue ain-n.u ~tion, Cherry POlDt, ,.,......,. .. ,.. 1r.... "' .,. 111 .....,.
Lowry AFB, Colo., u NC. ~ .,.:' .::..,:"=-=.,. '!..':;
a tions expert Airman --1111c1 -. " llMw Mid .._. "' -. __.,., i.illd. recently co~eted ba· Cadet Richard W. Taark, !~~i. ,_,., • .... ..,...
~eat Lac ndAFB,20, IOll oI Mr. and Mn. WU-~·:~,:'~":.; T~ • llam P. Tezak, 175 Co6ta • WM,.. ., __.._ -..,. ~ --Mesa St .. Coaa Meaa, Is at-~ ~.°"-:-.~;..... c..119
N"man RudeO C. Rkb, tending reserve officer traln· ,_., ce11t1m1L s~of Mr. and Mn. Harold i.ng corps summer camp at ~,,, .. ':r wt!r.':..v~ :"":: =.ch 15331 LaSalle Lane Fort Knox Ky ........ , ... ,.,. fttle. ,.._.... • .,, -• ' ' ' cuml>rellCfto ID aefWy lllt li•t •1 gton Beach, baa com· ---..""' "' ... o.c. -...... ,.. ...
basic training at Lack· Marine Pvt. lat Class Don· :'.':'s1a•-=:..., bot ...... :-:._ ... ..:.,.::
Ii.AFB, Tex., and been se-ald R. Banb. 111. USN 10D ....._.,, •"" Wet9lt • ~ . al . nin ' "*-"" • .,,, file -id pttlldpel ., "" I for technic tra1 g of Lt. Col. and Mrs. D. R. "°'" ICU,.., J:..,., aUd. ._., , ...,..
a ~eppard AFB. Tu. ,aa HaniJ Jr., 465 Swarthmore ='~o.":O. .. prw=-:: =..::
aitiaircrait maintenance spe· L a n e. Cotta MIU, Marine °"'"' JUM 10. '"'-
ci'!-'L Pvt Gre1ory 8. Mack, son of :u~oTE Tin.a ~"""
... --Mrs. Marearet Mack. ~ IY· w~ OHO
f:sreman Apprentice Robert Ruby Ave., Balboa Island, ~~·=T•:i MetMwt
EJ11:1'onkin, USN, son .of Mr. Marine Pvt. Stn'ea 8. Weht-"WIMNdA'=-' C::-o."' ~net, aDct Mrs. Jack Tonkin, 594 berg. son of Mr. and Mn. J..-21 ..... .1u1Y " "· "" '1t4' ~ st, La1un.a Beach, bu Irvine Wein.berc, 1544 Fern·
rOlrned from V~ameae hW Circle, Huntlqton Beach. LEGAL NOTICE +• to Lon& Beach aboard Marine Pvt. Mldlael D. Ban.
guided miuUe carrier irn. son of Mr. and Mn. L. sun1tin COU11T OP .,.,.
Topeka. Topeka has been Dale KaJI&ren, 1323 E. Bal-rrn1 °" c.-a.1~111a ~
ating with the Seventh boa Blvd., Newport Beach. TMI co~ =..-. .....
F t sinee No\'Pmber 1965. and Marlne Pvt Robert w NOT1<1 °" SA&.• OP 1ua. ' ' ,ltO,llTY AT "IVATI JAL.a ~ --RJley, eon of Mr. and Mn. t•""' Mell« 11 t11e hhll• cr1 11L111t ~vy Ensign .John G. IAw· Bob , V. Riley. 9411 Leilani ::~ .. ~~u~,11·~:T~"";1~1t'L1~ I-No~ n of Mr. and Mn. G<>r· Drive Runtln.,.,_ Buch h.ave nun. EILEEN sTun ., ••· ' e.~" ' LIEN 14 ITIEET Oec.MMd.. d Lew11. 119 Eighth St.. all completed individual com-!fOTICE 11 HUhY 01vvc ._. ...
i gton Beach. h.as com-bat traininl at Camp Pendle--::C ~~:v_.,~ .!~...,'::w~ tbe a\1aUon officer ton .iate o1 Et...., May st,..., .... ~
te th N al • ea lli..n HonMY llrffl. llleett M a course at e av --'"'"'· u1ee11 """"' or 111ooe11 "· ,....,,
)J Command, N1val Air Army Maj. Leourd A. J>6. :.::; ::, ~·:-,=:: ::,i: n. hoaaocla, Fla.; and 8tnl. son of Mr. and Mn. rr 1111..,. efllMlef ._..., c-i. e11
commiaatoned Enalin In Leonafd D. DeBord, 119 For-::.=;1~, i::-.:;.-w-:.:':: .":i
aval Reaervt' tr-second St. Neum.-.rt Beacll 1 111 """'· ""' •"" ,.,.._. '"' ..,... • • ~ I"' • llti lly o,erallo<I ti# lew .,. olilww!M. , "' --has been graduated from the _1,... _, 111e11 ., ~ eddlllcwl i. ,....
" ' ' -,... 00<.., '" .,,. offlelt cr1 ""' Covmv -~ I' "reported aboard the na-1 asa1cnmenta with staff~ nf C'b<M' o< ,..., '°""'v
\ lluxJli.ary air atatJon with commandt l.n which Jllmt (~1~.~.:~.:e1<1~':"' ,.::~;:.-;-~;.::,
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• the news In
people like you
AutotMtion mty be Wft9in9 tM workl, but I+
h.1 a secondary rofe .,.,.. at the Deity P-Jot. We're
int.mtecl primarily In the .,.Opie of the. Oreng•
Co.It -ind the thlnts that Int.mt them. 61th-
erlnt incl reportin9 news about peopl. ctn't be
done with • machine. ft takes people. People
fike these. Trained, declieeted newsptper men and
women. They're p1rt of • news 1ttff of nHrfy '40
and your neiQhbors
f*10nS who rMCh out ,,.,.,., clay with weirds and
pietur.s to ~· en eccur•te and inttrettmg tc.-
count of what's doing with y04J aftd your neighbors. ' -
DAILY PILOT I
~vy Eniign RoMTt F. Armed Forces Staff Collt'ge ~ .~~·~1111~1 ~ :· ~er. Jr. son o< Mr andlin Norfol.lc. Ya . The college .., '" 111e c-1y ,. 0r-. ...,. 11 ~ Robert F Bonner. 212 prepared US and Allied of-'·~~':"';.,.·O'I~:-',.~ Z!'°;', ,,,.. ,...
\~Dl'on Nt..mt\rt Beach fleer• from all services for cOf'lttO '" 1oe1t 100. ,..OM "n. "' ••
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deet"M View ct B&dt Bay I:
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2629 Harbor Blvd. 54&-9491 1
Open eves
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5 bedrooms plus 1.1 la~ fam-
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pajnted lmnde and out. Good I
terms avaJlabl~. HoUR I.I
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Mea. 2"1 Vtrpa ~.
W. E. lac,..yer I
RJU. 1.860 Npt. Btfd.. CM.
~ ~. 541·3931
BEST TERMS
JBRFami.ly~
~ bul.lt • --Wlll telJ VA or ntA • sn.soo,
1093 &.ker St., C.M.
546-utO
ml l'\l I·"' 11 111
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FOR ACTION!!
CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 4th
OPEN TUESDAY
1400 SERENADE -Irvine Terrace PRI-
VATE PARK; like utting and o" ner will
carry 1st Trust Deed . . . . . . . . $35,950
228 IRIS -Corona de! Mar C'eat Si
Bonne! Une belle maison avec -Une -
91.scine enchante . , . . . . . . $54,000
149 SHORECUFFS -Corona del Mar -
The ultimate location with ocran view
and maid's quarten . . . . . : . . Sl15,000
504 DAHUA -Corona dtl \I .tr PER·
FECT WEEKENDER! WEEK-E;>.OER! 2
bdrms -2 bath home on R·2 lot . ~outh of
hi-way and only . . . . . . . . . . . $28,900
Excellent Financing!
OLD FASHIONED CHARM in th is large
2 bdrm. & den home with a I01-i'J18Y.a'
kitchen on 45' wide lot! Phu 2 bdrm. ga-
rage a.pt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000
DELANCY REAL EST A TE
3500-C E C"ONJt Hwy.
C.omn. del Mar
673-~0
28211 E c . •A ~t Hwy
Coron,. 11 .. 1 Mar
673-3770
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....,, July 4, 19'6 DAILY 'ILOT'*'°"'"-rU
HOUSIS POii SALi HOUUS JOit SALi 'tOOlli i'Ol IALI _,,U POii ~
General IOOOGuu .a 1000 o...nl IOOOG..... l~
· .. ~ * °';~~u * ON THE GOLF COUISE~ii
5308 SEASHORE DR. 2 Story, 4 Bedroo~, 3 '-th execu""-had~
' Bdrm.a. 6 2 Bdrma. with a view.. Thia~bome baa a laca• famll1~
Completely It nicely fumlahed. Parking for room wtth fireplace Is wet bar. h ii brand ~
3 can. Cloee to acellent beach . '39,500 oew & aunds on a bluff overlookina the aoJf .%
course. The view ii brHlbtakin&! ;::
3109 Newpolt lhd.., Newport lch.
(Market ..... ,. .. ,
OI J.4JSO OPIN EYES. 'TIL '
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Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
Keeo thJs handy dlNCtory with you th!.
...lc...t • yw '° ~untl,.. All
the a.c.ttona lhted '-low are deecrfbell
In .,.....,. detail lty ..tv.rtlslnt ............
In Mday't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,.tnim ....... open houMs for .......
le r.nt are .,..... le list auch lnformatten
In this column MCh Frfday.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 BR. l f•mity Of Oen)
1501 Caribbuo, Lagum Beach
494-2469
(3 Bedroom)
274.2 Portola Drive, (ldesa Del Mar) C.M.
For appt. call 54&-2487
(3 Br. & Family or Oen)
110 Vi& Palermo (Lido Isl•) N.B.
675--3627 (Open ~t.. Sun., « Mon.)
3150 Killybrooke Lane. Costa Meu
&U-34$9 (Open Sat. & Mon.)
' 235 Magnoll~ St. Costa Men
873·1148 l
20332 Rinnjde Dr (Santa Ana Hts.) C.M.
545-1228 (Open Dally)
2962 Pemba Drive C06U Meu
546-2313 (Opn. Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
2981 Andros Cosu Meu
6*7171 (Open Sun. 2-5)
(4 Bedroom)
2208 Meyer Plaoe, CosU Mesa
642-8736. 548-6017 (Open Sat. It Sun.)
4501 Hampden Road CdM
64.2-3454 (Open Sun. 1-5)
2140 Aster Pla~ Costa Mesa
646-7171 (Open Sat. Z.S)
1423 Antigua Newport Bea.ch
6*7171 (Open Sun. 2·~)
• (4 Br. &: F•mi1y or 09"}
2024 Centella PlaceN. B. '
&42-1040, &U-8381 (Ofl 22nd st. •
J.mne)
1815 Tradewind.s, Baycrul
M&-1550 (Open Sunday)
2024 Windward, Baycrest
646-1550 (Open ~L & Sun.)
(5 Bedroom)
712 Bison Ave. (Eutbluff) Newport Beach
&75--2000, KI 9-3351 (Open S\Ul. l p.m.)
(5 Br. & Fami1y or Den)
1718 Dover Drive N. B.
642-4353 (Open Wed . .Sal 11-4)
4501 Fairfield (Cameo Shore5) CdM
&75-2000, lK 9·3351 (Open Sun. 1·5)
HOUSES FOR RENT
(2 Br. Furnished)
427'Aa Iris Ave. (So. ol Hwy.I CdM
675-1540 & (Open Sunday)
(3 Br. & Famity or Oen}
2932 Andros (Mesa Verde) C.M.
US-'7822 (Open Sat.)
DUPLEXES OR INCOME UNITS
5308 Se-ashore Dr . (';ewport Reach
4 bdrm. & 2 bdrm. OR 3-4350
DUPLEXES FOR RENT
(2 Br. Unfurnished)
2186-B American Ave .. Costa Mesa
(Open Sat. & Sun.)
* Pools * * Weterfront * ** Waterfront & Pool
Truly one of the fine.st raidenca tn Soutbo -€
ern California. Offered exclusively by Meaa ~
Verde Realty. S57,500. :; . -
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MAJISTIC..2 STOllY
env~ S lt*ty bed-
rooma, 3 .a.mnlq b&l.ba,
boo&-ftde dinina room. spac•
b1I t:aml.ly room. deQrtitful
carpetinr tbroucbaut. prl!C-
bJS draperW. complete
el«.'trlc t..mty ttr.ed Id~
ell· Pkturftque exterior
&butten.. trldi: fadna, cor-
brilled flooat veruda. Mu.
live patio teatuttnc brick
planter-a. 1/S acre. Owott
com~ 110 m.ile9 daily!
Must ..U! ~ $3S.t60.
7Unltl ............
WALKO & LIE
Coldwell, Banker ·~
OFFERS:
OPEN SUN. 1 ·S
New Usti1M11ti..--lay 5a.ores
4501 Fairfield Dr. -Cameo Shores
Reduced $5,000. 5 Br., ocean view home.
Priced below market. S600 leue.ho)d.
Owner anxious.
Al Forrow
OPEN 1 :00 P.M. SUN.
712 llSON AVE.
EASTILUff, NEWPORT
lmmac. 5 bdrm home featurinc popular
bi-level floor plan. Owner trana.-Musf
aelll . . . . . ................... -$40,980
Ken Brittingham •
Famlly layfront
Large 5 Br. home, pier t\ slip. Sunny ter-
race, and protected patio. Owner wanta.
smaller home. MUJt sell ....... $165,000
Mn. Raulston/Mn. Harvey
Am nrne Offered
Bayfront w/pier & 1lip. 3 bdrm . ., 3 bl. + Ire. fa.m. nn. home only s yn. old. Love-
ly terrace leads to pier. Near yacht club
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... $115,000
Mn. Raulston
lcntbluff V1•w
Most attr. view home, 3 bdrm .. fam rm .•
2 fpl., near park. beaut. landJcape. 2&21
Alta Viata. See tlw.
F.d Lucas
lotftoftt 511,.....S 104,000
5 BR..·2 BA. with outside dresa. rm. & ba..
Prestigre loc. on Penn. Point. Own.i-will
carry 8~% lat T.O. with $25,000 Dn. Bat.
waterfront buy in Newport.
Joe Clar~n
Finest View
Owner leaving area. make offer on spa.
ciOUJ home in Harbor View Hills. 3 BR..
plua dining & family rm., Custom decor.,
Bay view . . . . . . . . . . . . 155,000
Mn. Harvey /Mrs. Raulston
lest Ivy
Only $27.000 for fine 4 Br. home l yean
old, private area with pool and playground.
Owner moved. and will sell at cost.
Mrs. Harvey/Mn. Raulston
Ocean Front With Jetty View
Best Eut Balboa location. 3 BR., 3 beth.I
& den, Wet bar and private patio for great
enteruininc. Fabulcna view of cout ·
Puking for 5 cars.
Walter Haase
Spectacular View
Sp•cioua bay view home, 3 bdnns. + md'1.
qtrs. or rumpua rm .. 4 baths. pdr. room.
pool. Be1.ullfully landscaped. First time of·
fE'red. Trvine Terrace.
Al Forrow
COLDWELL. BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT IEACH
Kl 9--3351
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t.ouds IOI ml R&JDs FOi Sill M0USn POI IALI
o..tn• , • ....,., ,.. ....... ,. PAUL
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THiii ~OF 111 ICIE MESA VERDE
Rambllni SING.LI ltQl'Y Mme.. Cbob loc8tton that hu a \liew. 'l'n&b'
uoique!
4 Bedrooms. d1nlnJ room, brelkfast noot. a cb.Ddrtn 'a play y.rd All
done wlth a dteontot'1 touch. Price below tll.e market & ~ tD
sell tti.950.
• W1liiBS
lt'a ~ Ukt tbe ltOCS or
CIBR.ALTAll uS ~
redlecraled .. )Oii' cm-
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UVINC IOC*. ...
l"OCll6' t.Dd famlJ1 '°* ~· ~ Wit •• ktt-
cbtA Ind........ ¢-
and ~ lfS"'fkie pcrdl. oeu:u qualltJ t11nt • -.
Neat • a p6a. cm.-_.
~ lnduded LARGE
is· x 3'' HEATED • nv
T!lUD PO<L o.mr-n...
. q ' wanta ~ IM-
PiD)IA n: POSS!SSION •
.. ~~.PIUC!D
1'0 SELL AT ONLY JtS.a.
-SUB."11' ON DOWN.
•
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3 COSTA MESA
IAIGAISlll
Dover Shores
The hat Financf "9 ;,. Callfontla on VMtw Homes
THREE FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY.
1124 Sant.i.ago. On the bluff above buutiful Dover Shores
Keys. New view modern Spanish borne. 4 bedrooms, 3 bath-
rooms, powder room, quality carpettng a.nd drapes, land-
sr aped Complete ready for immediate occupancy. $9.000
down includes washer and dryer.
Located'bn one of the largM View lot.II in Newport Harbor.
New Contemporary three bedroom. four bathroom home
2874 square feet. Fully carpeted, dnped, professional land·
scapiog $8..500 down full pnce includtnf your choice of
appliances $83.200
VALUE .
Wall to wall carr.elrng. drapes, lands<"apmg and applu1nres
ill no extra t"06t n our 1tltttion n( new' three, four and five
be<lroom home!I
81yv1ew Iott from $18,500 to $33,500.
Two Beyfront lots •veileble with pl•r •nd allp prlvll••·
8•yfront Homes from $79,SOO to S169,JOO. Of*' Delly. -
MA~CO
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REALTY CO.
(714) 673-8112
SALES OFFICE
John Mtcneb Rlty. Co.
111 DOVER Oil., Suitt 101
In Newport BMch from ~c:if1e
< oasl Hwv . north on Dover
[lriv r From NC'wport Blvrl . E.l.~t
on 17th St. to Sale! OH1ce If
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1CARNAHAN
RWTY CO.
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hw. 2 ~~ tl'1endb' all brick • ••
doua IM.nc room. lov~
ly larp cownd patio ln
be9utlfully ~
yard. Buy on ntA (Ir GI
t.ma -low down. Only
'22.200. HWTJ ! HWTY !
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~ry need. 2 b9Uu,
lovely all electric bullt-
ln ld1dMrl. mra 19rse
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yanf, 8')rinkle-s front •
rf'aT Only $.1.'5~ -anly $3.500 down.
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COSTA MESA
546-5440
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FAMILY SECTION
WfTH
s.,,.rate lecrNtion
F.citrties • $30,000 llW HOME MICAttfu Neer
• w..... flnl*ce, OOAST HWY.
~= .!.. ~-CORONA DEL MAR f171MONTH . • as.WO {714) 67J-3+.5
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OUTSTANDING PIATU ....
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Available allo Kooth to Mo. Rentall
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-..ity Inc.
2025 w .... JllYd. NJL
Hunti,.,_letct. 5400
0c ...... Apts.
2 ........ pool. chOdttft
6 pe&a ..........,.._ 1111 Tal·
t.t. HuntfllCt.cn BHdl.
147-lalt ... ltf-2240
f'RtE 1'dp e CATALINA:
on Dbt fll Yedllt w/ 1 ·yr
leue at lluuClnCtDn Manor
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1. Br .• * 2. Br $'15 r BEAdf D6'Pii&iriLY!
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ar Bob ...,_ • .,...., <¥-
6ce • SST-lnl. Home,
5*311G.
DELUXE 2 Bdrm, 1~ ba1h.
FanUbed •. anb11. •·
403 ~. $.1Ml30. ' blkl eut ol lAM Pan<.
1 BR ~· Pooll. Ge•
ra&e,ept,drp9,Mtnl,wubt
/dryft-, ~ $ll5. 56-1019
S. ANI Hefehtt 5'30
.,, $95-J BR. IArP )lard!
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1552
latvM leech 5705
NOW LEASlNG •••
• • SPECTACULAA VIEW!
e NEW 2 A J ~ Ba. Cpa,
l>rl>s • Dlhwr. Bltna. Pvt
deck! 2 bl.lea· Town! 2·blb
Bea.ch~ SlSS. •at
2 BR Uni Apt. w/ ttaw, Car·
port. S1lX> mo -... &t-l1!3
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Condominium 5950
DI.XE MW 2 • S br, cPa,
clrpl, pool, bttnl. dlb...air.
Bluft area. SD> I: $'J50.
53:l-4543. .
ltent1ls W 1nted 5990 -PARTICULAR lam want 2 •
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on nin for mo of Aurust·
(213) ~ col .
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turn-ha in ODf. ~UI tbnl
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Office bfttal 6010
HUfttinefen IMch
NEW LGE OPTICES. -car-
,eU, .drpe. music. ubla, Ju·
itor aerv. '!tom $15.
TOWN • l'OUNTRY
5 POINTS
lS!>.l> Sea.ch Bl-lff-4111
• IAY VllW SUITE
2 LC ol:I*. ~ rm bdw,
cptd l drpt, $Dl mo. .ST
olflOf, • l&ore. $1l5 mo.
3421 Via Opcrto-m.noo.
Office a..ftl 6070
•AL COlllUClll&
Resiclett.I Commwciel lndusm.J
60 yean Experience
LICltll 11d lntwtor O.C.atlnt Semce
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RIMODILING
AltenttlMs Adclltiolll
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SO. PACll'IC C9tUISE
• WJI ... 2 -Cll&'Wl
LOVING cere DU' Home lot
dlild under , wbiJe moa..
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SCHWARft A IONS
PAPERHANGERS
MURAL EXPt:R'J'! • ··sAMPLES"
FREE FSI' 147-1651 aft 5 :II
""' PAINTING ""' Ill" INTmJOR Ill" J.:Xn:RJOR RtuODAb~ • lJcmled
GIWU· 60-e&/ 5*S7f5
STANDARD
STATIONS
Th wer'k la MD medanl·
nl llib. SbouJd have lcnowl·
«ii" and ~ Ill 1lM
0: &men.I IDk'hlnf "'°"
tool.I Ind -would pre(tt
mlDimam ol 2 yan ~
leOCI!-fuel! ICbocX snd-
cu.s o~ R.equued>
ACCOUSTlC ct'UlnP ~ •
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SG-611
(OUJllS
RADIO CO.
GIVE )'OlJr room that ··~
1hln& vctn'' -C'OIU DO
mot"e' Pa.ant Spec:1all.lt.
646-1059
rm'ERlOR • EXTERIOR
Lomr nm Satilf a.c:tion
rtm'&D· ftd. 6U-aB.
PlurnlNftt
atJODI
• T AST SERVICE
• GUAR.A.""'1"EED. 646-T.151
.108~ A EMPLOYMENT
Job w -~ """ 7000
THIS C 0 M PA N Y
NEEDS 10 F U LL
TIME MEN. THESE
JOBS MUST BE
FILLED IMMEDIATE·
LY. GOOD PAY -
APPLICANTS MUST
HAVE LIVED IN THIS
AREA MINIMUM 1
YEAR. CALL TUES.
DAY ONLY 9-to-4,
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STOREROOM I CLERK
Uospttal Stm"l'kttpM' t' Aper-
All ~ Nriewat C111
mm( w1dl ., .... 1IJwVd
ftlct. ecmr. Clmd • Sa.
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Assistant
Controller
fry Cooks
Short Order Cooks , I
Work for ~1v1
)ounil rompeny. ~ntflla
indude pa.id vaetUoo. ln-
&Ura.nct' Proer&m. prob!
,hanni Ch&DCT for ad·
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APPLY lN PERSON
8-11 AND 2-5
~onday throush F~
Reuben E. Lee
!''EWPORT BEACH
11"~ prfll"IT"(1 \li.111 hi" --------
able to m1:n1 .. ,n P' rpt'lu.~J
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OPERATORS
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Mus• ~ abl' In N"I •Ul
and np!'r.11!' Drtll Pru.-
PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC
co.
1'.:-t6 51 Shit Coll~ Blvrl
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An equal opportunity
f'!nploytr
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Expecftter
% '° l )ftn a:pll lfact
In~ Omtrcl Dit-
pu1ment. Mwt bl fam-
lliar wttb line ol bllance
dlartl. now aheeu; •
&bW to reed bl~
aad p&aemnc. JICnowledp
ol mum.I QllllttCI& ..,.....
aUom bdplul. M• ...._
v.lld OWlarnla Dnwn .uc..e.
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tmmu ot ~
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bullent fringe
lleneflt. and
..nlnt conditions
APPLY IN PERSON
CADWC GAGE
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EDP
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Elc:plriwle .. llCClllUlltins
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COUJIS
RADlo co.
19700 JamMi .. ltoecl ... .,..n a..dt m.o.oo
All apph12ra '*'"wed ca
mwit wttb DO l!im toward
Rim. oar. ca.d oc Sa
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ctdldt'IKlt ar ml
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TELOllC
Beotuw Mre'1 a p<Jlltlon that haa u mlkil varit!ty
a~ II don rttpons1bU1ty You'~ et the C"Pnter Of
a v11al aerv1C"t ~rformed by ~ fut-iJ'O"IVins In-
dustry of t'l!'Ctronk compulfl'I and aaoca~
<'QUlpmf'nt. you k~ studyin1 and deve)opin1
throuehout your care.r There·a no boredom in a
JOb hkl" thal.
What 1.1 1t Ukr 10 j°'n the IBM amlp&ny u a
• Customer Enrtn,..r • You enln-an IBM tn.inm1
procram !wtth full peyl Lac..r. you uswne ~
'p<lnllbiltly ror your ~ n urrlt.ory. where ~u ln-
't.ll and rrvi<.'f' da~ p1ocnsin1 l,Yltftns. You
work ""llh ~"UltOmfrs Ill bUSll'l.t!SI. industry . .O~nct.
tducatJon or prfm""'°nL You fe'l an ln-dt-pth 'iew
of ont or mo"' of t~w ftt'lcb wbilf ttprewntin&
IBM
lntf'rffhna~ Yf'S 11nd J11.,1 u 1hi>n" a~ VU"lually
no ltm1ts to what computt'ra Cllll do-YoW" oppor-
tu n11lu for 1 lona·ranr,. professional carett W"lth
£BM 1V0Uld bt' unhmllMS too Go u fv aa your
ab1ltlU!I t&kt' )001
Whal do you O"i'd .. A mf'dM!nk:al apt1t11df' plus
"' ~ knowlf'<lttl" .,f hu1c e-ltttronie11 A m1n1mum
l>f two ) c-.q ' t N'hnt<-al fduc111on or tleetronla
u J)f'nl'n<'I" ta. m1hl.ar) or dvllurn A knack for
ITlfftine and l{ftting 11ton1 Yo'llh people It you
quali f~. ~Oil 111111y find )"Ol1nelt in"' fudnat.in1 ;ob ~ ith Jou of buJlt-ln f'ducgi1lonal IM>nfflU
tr voo would llkt a po-:111on with unllmitf'd varl·
f'ty· call tor an appo1ntm"1t tDays -Even1nfa -
Saturdays>
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ILICTIONIC ASSIMIL Y
, OPERATORS
...... expertMce ID wlriD1.~ e~ unltl. Kt.Wt k abla ta r.t
........ dillJ"llQI and bt twmw wlOl cow.. ' .
I ILICliONIC INSPECTORS
~ tnowledp al .UMmt .,.: Mnbl1 illspection tedmlquea ad Jl'K-
tim&.
IXPIRIMINTAL
MACHINIST
Sheet lllttll ~ ~aired. ~ qllir9 *111 in UM al MJt4 i84 WC llitne
tooa ad prec:iaion initrumeuta.
PRODUCTION TEST
TECHNICIANS I
Mast· JMll'ea ~ tt elldloaka
and tl«tronlc i.t U.11. <>NlddM
who me compWed t.chniral tnde ,
tcbool or !'9Clent mUHuy ~
~ htgbly dllirabil. 1Jt ... 2nd
lh1ft.
MECHANICAL ·
FAI INSPICTOR
Kut be famililr wtt1l phdlke mu1-
artn1 lnstrumenta in ltndnct IMet
metal a machtned partl lmpectSoD _.
ups. Day & night lbitta.
TEST OPERATORS
Some knowledce of idtt1mnlc tMeOrJ
Be ah1-to rud drawtnp and ctar•PQel -
and me precllion imuurtBi Jmn..
ments. Swing shift.
MAINT. MECHANIC wm do preventive main~ • rwpeiT
of produdion equipment .
CU.S. CltfzeMhlp l1qzbecl)
Col&ns Radio Company
]J24 w. w.....,, s .. -
IJJ.0600, ht. 2IO
ADDING
TWO MEN
SUPEHJOH
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MQlt ~ experienoed
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WESTCUJT omcr;
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MCllTAIY
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U.S. NJIWk. Inc.
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Newport Harllor ·
YOUTH IMPLOYMINt
SERVICE
1901 ......., •cl.. eo... .... CMdcaaley SchM)
·642-004 ..
IAD s.c, .. -.
7400
(U, s. arum ntir• ~
COWNS
AM lllpmcn
Mm JDUU ROSS
DEOSIOll
COlllOL Ill.
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It's 8H dl boua ti~. 8tr-
eu1 aeltttlon f\'tr1 Sflf the
DAILY PU.Dr au,tied
lleCtioa NOW!
·I
. ,....._. .., --
'tiO AUS"nN Hmley 3000 De-
luxe •· Xlm ond. Hrd. &fl
tos--Wltt wtlla. New paint.
Luc Tiida. Below BJ. Bock
MUlt Sell. ~
'66 Glaa G.T. c..-.
DRIVE n ns EXctl'ING
CAR!
f,S.QllQ(~ IS Al50 n9
CM'f Al/Mlltlto ~l ,owali4.• MWOa AJEA
iiPi&EsSEO
'S& vw. fully f 1£t. equip.
Take ~ paymta of SZZ.16
mo or make otfer. Down
peymt no p-o!Xem here.
COST A CAR CQ.
Foreiln It Domestic
<~ own conl:ractll oec
1969 Harbor. CM 642474
Will Buy I
Your v oUcswacen or Pund1f
It P1Y top dollars. Pa.id for
or not. Ot.ll Mr. Allen ..
673-1190
DAILY PILOT /News·Prtss J 1
TRANSPC:fiTA ION . ,,
'56 CADILlAC Cpe de Vllle,
ui:el.lmt ccindltion, new
tires, Iota ol -up 'n p
$250. 328 Al.llO, comer ae..
coo, Newport ReidU
U-9 C.rt "°° CHEVROLET
00 Ol.EV. ~ bnttDp. ~.
l96S Dunklw n. Cam It
Ulten, '65 Orwtte MO bp
AFB, H~ bibs, Hunt
aync:hrolock, bkt wata, ~
vico wbl&, Gabriel comp.
lhocb, bn-ry dut7 Qevy
ftll' aprp, Qnn rewne
W/Imperia) aatm, MW
~ Blue Streak tires.
oew brb, $690, or trd for
VW. 6G-T9ST or Ml.eooa.
''4 Chev. Manbu Hdtp.
hlty eQ\llppecl, aatD, pwr lltr
'64 Chev. Malibu w ...
Pwr, ~.air (DO kit-
dim llak).
''5 Chev SI Camlne
One ol a kaid, came 9MI
QIEV. BUYl!lRS. SEE
THESE BEroRE YOU BVY
DEAH LEWIS lrnpertt
19li6 ~. CM. 64588
'64 MALIBU "
CONVERTIBLE
Fi.re lllline red, auto., RAH,
WSW, k. no. QYTIBt
$1165
s.lmen Chevrolet
Npt. rwy. It QMipMn 'J\1m. ea. Otaaet so.am m.-io
CHl¥SLll .. !.Alt.UOl'A.. a.dfmu'
ma.lntabied. xurr cand!
61S---O'T7I btW'n ,_am It 1-pm.
CONTINENTAL
'61 L.l'Nca..N o.ntiJwntal.
Real dean. full pJWa' • alt.
50,<KXI mllel. New tires 6
brUea. $.lSTS. TW 3-o!JT
CORYAIR
REPROCISSED
'61 Carn.1r, RAH. 3 speed.
fike f1ller Jl9,)'lDtl ol SU.16
mo. or mak~ otter. Down
u.IC.n 9'00
FORD
ftEPROCISSED
'11 l'ord RAmatmo M~ 6iel
eq'd. ~ fNW pe.ym." ol
$1S.l9 or Mab otter. Don
~·t. DO ~ IJeN.
COOTA CAR CD.
Fottlp It Dbmel&lc
Oany own eantncts oee
18 Hartlar. QC 6CMIT6
•WAGON• e '51 l'OfU) .... Clry Sid.
e 352 co-In ~vDY
clan! $.150. • --e %ll63 AV ALON/CM.
,,,, '11 GAU.XIE •.
,,,,, Air t'ODdJ All pwr «IQP'dl
""' VERY Oeu! U a.Sii'
~ roRD (lcDv. JIUlt tell
ttU-.....m..v..,~
ui.. Pri IQ. t4HT3I
• 'G rli<Xif JlAlfCiiP.iiO
• Dellm -. • ~ 8di2,.
• Mia. WW"a. -.u:za eft9,
UNCOLN
DWfR -
REPIOCWED -
CAR
1961 LlNCOUl Ointtacdal.
Loeb like a ~ model.
Darlt blue. Put lWNrT In
ycMU' life fer ns per ---lknk ftnandnc Bal S1599.
Call credit Dept. ~
MERCURY
REPROCESSED
'56 Mtte 2 dr bdtp, mtio.
RIH, pwr atr. Take <Ntt
pa.ym1a ol $1.S.36 or make
offer. Down ~t. .,
problem~.
~A CAR CO.
P'Cftlan • Domest1e
CarTY own contra.eta 09e ~
'1969 Harbor. CM 60-4814 ,,,-EXTRA NlCE! '5'7 CAD
Oe\'.i!lc .. ~.Hl-.~· ,,,_ Air. Full P"f ! ~ 1Sll -~-·~-~-COSTA CAR CO.
'Q) MtrCUJ')'· 9 ae&ter Sta.
!.. "w¢"t.Bl!'MW:1t/1!. ~
lfus. Pwr. at • bna. S2ll5 ,,,-alter 6-PM.
'58 CA.DULAC
R/H, F/P, ' cir. White. 1
OW'DfJ'. $115. Ph~ ~
CHEVROLET
DEALER
REPROCESSED
CAR
Forri&n It Domestic
Carry own concncu oac
1969 Han.ir, CM 642-4114
'63~ Moma. 4-dr Dtluxt
Auto, RIH. extru. Oean!
Lo mJ. $10!li. or offer.
~
'61 MONZA • Atn'O.
Xlnl cond! Mlf. Good rub-
bet'! Aikin& $6flO. Days
54&-3.'lll or EVea 646-199'7
's.2 WINDSOR $90.
6 CYL<:PE. GOOD COND!
CALL 548--0019
1961 ~ Sta. W~. --------·
Drives u eood as )t looka. . CORYAIR
Full po'ftf', payment only --------·
SU.ti. Bank finandni. Call REPROCESSED ~t Dept. 54i-3IIJ6..
'62 IMPALA SS '63 Olrvair 5'ldeor 4 on flr.
C.1'\.1-O>mpetttion ~-Taft
vvr• Oftf' ~ of $411 or
VB, 317 cv. In, powergtide, IDllM aUtt.
PS, origjnal &lean wb.1~. COSTA CAR 00..
vin;yt trim. Fareian ' Dclmeltk $1495 C&IT)' own Otlll t.racts oe.c
Selman Chevrolet 1.969 Harbor. c.M. 642.-4814
646,.11)S(.
'61 MERCtJRY Qmeot, 101
bp, auto, R/H. Vwy rood
cond. .. Call 494-lru
MUSTANG
'65 Mustang .
V-1, automatic, nidk>, beat·
er. Beautilul $2295..
Udo Moton
600 w. Cout Hi"Y
Newport Beada 64.2~
r' '&> MUSTANG CONV. r VB. Auto. Pwr-S, Pwr-top. r RAH. *-9844 lflt'I' • vm
OLDSMOBILE • * '64 ()U)6 98 • (.X)NV. * Fl1ll • pwr. Toaneau COftT· * Ptrled top It condttioll! * $2395. For appt. ~-
PON11AC
Npt. Fwy. at Oi1ipman Tum-'61 CDRVAIR MONZA
elf ~e 54.>M32 &.13-9890 JVR/AC, automatk.1 owner. '65 PONTIAC 2+2 .
'63 IMPALA WAGON 16!l5 * * 546-Krl Car ia like MW· 3 ca.rt>a. •
onpiaJ l?oid . lacquer ftn-~ WlU. BUY a '61 apd. tram.. A Bomb! C21
tlh ...... _..._ PS na n a. O>rvair Moma In sood cmd. cu. In. en&. vibruonk, b&act
, &V1Vtl"""""o , TD, n. .... ., """ ILf• .i'ICM d bu.ckft 5ea\s. ff, 'GS48M V"U ......... ew; ,,_..,.... ya.
SJ 765 S2T~ Save $1500
Selman Chevrolet CORVETTE Selman Chevrolet Npt. Fwy. at Chapman tunt-olfNpt~. -~~~ ~ lB CDRVITl'E Pr. Pty. ~· Oranae. ~ 633-91190
VI _,.,e. ,,..,,.'""°' ......,.""""' .se.b.m IJ'ftll, both ~ '6( 1 Poot. C»talln.a Safari
'64 MONZA COUPE ~. Nnr ~ Station Wacon. RIH, Pwr
Sport.a CV beyen! Hett'• chrome, mouldins. mi.ti«, Str It Brita, Air road <bOt
lharpest '64 coupe in the tires, ttammluion· Not an-factory air but 1"lly 1'0l'b
COl.l'lty. Wlre wt!Hl ~. otbes-In a tbouand thia xtnt). Bionu eold color •
CUltDm dual tuned exhe'ast. flawleM. Pb. SCi-~ b Sharp condition inside .,..
1lkt llPN. 'NYLm awt· Sll!f>. out. Ste to apprK. $2295-Gr
$1~ '6l Corveti. m ofter. Private party.
Selman Chevrolet 4 apttei. Extra clean. Will m-lfiM ~ It wttkends
Npt. Fwy. at Chapman Tum-comida t.nM.
olf Orange 54.l-84.12 &.13-!ll!90 54.l-31'94
'65 BEL AIR SEDAN DODGE
IAcal car. Powergll<W, RAH.
many od>er mra.. --------
'PCS640 DEALER nm
S.lm•n Chevrolet Rr'"'l\IUfD\ Npt. Fr,. at ~ Tunt-U'llvun&IA
off~· 543-843:2 &.13-9890 W
'60 CHEVROLET
STA. WAGON
6 pus., VB, auto., RAH, Lie.
NO: PMB031.
S665
Selman Chevrolet
Npt. Fwy. at Chapman tum-
1963 DODGE a.acer. BeauU.
ful red blxket aMU1 ,.uto.
Make paymenta or anly
$14.36. Cttd.lt Dept., Bank
tmnctng. 546-3056.
RA MILER
DEALER
REPROCllSB>
w
00 Rambler. Auto., Ri.R,
musi Acrifice. SlOO cs!I\,
23 payment& ltft at ~
Paymeru ~ in ~
O.A..C. Call Mr. L. 546-JIM.
STUDEBAKER
'66 V.W.'• ott. ~· !)(3.Ml2 63.1-9890 • VI. 4 Dr. N-paint, auro.,
'64 DODGE SEDAN DEAlfR
RE PROW SB>
IMMIDLATE DEUV'ERY '59 EL CAMINO PS, RAH, Oftr 500 below
50 V.W.'a 57~ From $395 6 C)-1. Autom., RIR mcitfl.
DEAN LEWIS Imports $500 n~
1966 Haroor, c.M ~9300 SOUTH COAST FORD Sell'Mn Chevrolet
V.W. '59 $675 JOO Broedway • l.aflUDI Bcb: Npt. l'w)'. at Oia.ptnaJ1 Turn· run equip., xlnt cond. 4!>4-851~ or 549-3851 ott Oran.re SU-Ml2 m-9890
M.ny others From ~ '62 IMPALA Coav. Delu.xe * * 1963 Dodie o.n. Low 1954 Stude Auto., RAH, an
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REPROCESSED DEAN LEWIS Imports New tires. R/H, New am-mu., radio It hMl.rr. $900 or imm-=ulate car with •one
Ft-LtlMI ..........._ _,." ,,.., J na.H ""'" 1996 Harbor. C.M. 646-Dn d1x bfb Ntw -~ --~ Best olfer. IO ,__.. owner paat and a pe!ff'C.'t Qnl~ .....,.... ~ ..., ar; auto, ~ . ,. ... e · llUU<."NI •• , ..... -·~· Paym~ $28 __ ,...F_O_R.;;.._sa_L_E___ over ~1~ • i:u .. or 1 '.59 VoUuwegen 1 yr old. ~ Bl. Book per mcntb with ST• Cub.
"' oiler °""1 ~t· 1 • Good tires. paint MUlt Sell. ~ FORD rtnn.ir. ..,__ Good can Mr. L. ~.
# ~~Y DU'llt, (Dory). $50. ten heft. • Mach. lfUIUlY• S3$M <*a * a.ta Meu a>sTA ~ t1:J • S'700 • • REPROCESSED ;;::;::=x I • ibftjp ~stic 67).4546 • 51 CHEV. IJS. Runa fOOCi REPROCESSED '59 Stade waaoo. stick shift.
A real bup.in. Aft 6. '59 Ford Sta Wai Country f010 Can'Y own s ~ .63 vw Bu.,. XU'IT rond! OR 3-500.1 l('d. 6 paa Take CJYtt pey-RlrH. Xlnt. lhape. Take rrv·
. .:l~--.._..._,.._ __ ~..;. U9 Hait>or. ~ 642 41 l'°""dn. Take O\'tr pmu. ot "" '62 IMPALA HDTP. mta. o( U.9.16 mo. or l'ntR er pa.ymta. of $26.16 mo. oc 111J.•Pl'll·~"'l•~~iffiiPii~ii''t "" 'IS ;JIG '.\ ~-s SEO. S52·mo. 54~316.1 orrer. Down pa""'t no_....,,, mak'e offrr. Down pa.ym t. ,. I i\· .. -ro.·11 ,,,,. IMMAC! AU. EXTRAS' ,,.u ., • ....,. no problem here.
1 ~~~J!~~!JC"~~!.131 ~~;~~~;~~-W ~ir , •• u"'· ru pwr. • '">1 \'\\·VA':'. .,,; $1100. CALL 61S·5173 lem lwoft. t. ~ <' S :o,~. lJ ~ • \J,l\'T MaT'OR COSTA CAR CO. COSTA CAR CO 1.;...;.;.-....,,,....-~~-~ STA Wag. ·59. RAH. 20 MPG rot'f'!Jtll It Oomf'Stic Foreign Ir ~u." • LOW PR ICE. ;,.fr I09~1 Stk ·•c;" CLEAN. W.i Prl Carry own rontncu l)j!C' Carry cwn cont:nc1~ 011,.. MG '66 VW • • U\W·\ll. pi) :>llH~ or fi7J.:'J9'..'9 l!lfi9 Harbor, CM &.12-487t 1969 Huhor, CM &-124>-'74
'66 M.G. SL'NS·l~fCALL* 6731--;~;,RAS· 1 ;-;j!}-C'HE\' 2-0r SED t.250. ')9 Ford V8. Ill. di. 4 new I T-llRD '200 WE SELi nu; MOST r """· . ...,.,.. ' R.frH. St<Uld11.rd M't1tt Good. tirff. Rd ftWlTII!, tnns I.
--------C.ome In & rind Out Why' *'59-VW Sunroof * rood' 4~·8769 ' clutm s:m or bnt otftt • --------
REDUCEDI F'lnaoclni.: "'" Probtem Hm ~dlo. ~rood 1125. 6r~ ,,,,, ,64 IMPALA HDTP CPE. J1:>in1t to Ala.ska. fm.3190 , REPROCESSED
l<KXI ~~ ~~ .. ~LEor unf. DEAN LEWIS Imports 1 ,,,,, 1 OWNER. LOW-Ml. altn 6.
1
60 TT-~ Oinvl'rt . tu111 ...., " ,..,,...~ '"'" 1966 llartln C M 64&-9303 VOLVO ""11750-Pvt-.pty 548-1597 ·r.o GALAXIE ' 6 P"'T ....., cwrr pAymt1 " --------1 S.yslde Vlll"'e. 548-2005, I -,63-M G Rd_t _$ ..... S . P"'T troi $.32.30 °' mw oUf'r Do-\n Deya 61'5-<Q eves ' '"k· . . Ir . ..,.., -·-~---~ '6'l Chev Nova RAH . huckl't.3 I b.rk•. new tirn A brlta, pe.ymt no pr<>( lrm hf'~. ~. , Fully N1uv "<l. Xlnt cond '66 VOLVO Ong ov.'Tll'r Xlot oond' 1.:\25. -~II 5JfHl38 carrA C.\R r o
MASY O'fll~ ft<; IN STO<"I\ I!.':' t'tt I "'l'"'' •<l /: in \.luat !18<'! :'136-t().19 "" ··~11 f /\1111..ANf. CONV. fOl"l'ign & J~.01, ~,,,.
Motorcyclft 930C DEAN LEWIS Imports \\11\I.11 \111 J\r.111'\'r; m ·s1EST m,;r uptlM·t:-in \'ll s::-..o f'"'r~t,..,r·i:. RAH. C8.IT)'O"n •on1rn.i, _.,,
--------l'li.'\ lfRt! ( .\1 646-~'.IO'.l $2230 11r..n Th~ UArL\' PILOT P\\ pt\' f;ll 0:'97 :lltrr 5.30 1969 Harbor. <\I t>I.' 1'7 1
1953 lf(}NOA SnamblN f,\-. lit ,,, . \ <:HARf' ' '1: \\'\Pl'\' T\ (1Jlll.'llflM i>'('l\on s . \',. ·-·:,1'Fonn WAGON * 196.1 T 811-d l n;-~llHIV .,.u 1-ood \Ian) l'lltJ a~ ..;""' 111 4' •· ' p.unt, Thr::b DEAN LEWIS Imports lllOn('y t1m~ 1 l'ffot·t Look • ~·Dr JV-hu11t VA r111t1n.r. xt.nr.. Ori-' ,,,.. nrr, ,.,, • .,J
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F.U Speed Alaeacl at Mariners
Miss Newport'Beoch. Susan Mc:Quald of Cc.u Mesa. turru "lull speed &bead'"
at the opellln.l lul week of Marinen Savi.op and Loan AModation at Westctlff
and DoVer drfves. Lootin&: on with approval are (from left) mayon Willard Jor-
dan of Costa Mesa and Paul J. Gruber, Newport Beach, and Ted G. Rolr:OI
.oecutive vice pre.side.nt and managing officer of the firm. which chlnged i~ .na.rne from Costa Mesa Savings and Ian.
48th Store
For Sav-On
FireinenR:eaSsigned
In Fountain Valley
O.•n roe FounUia v....,..,, .... 1. Mcl Ran Sa...,>dd, o1 N ~ in HB
new Abel Sl.Nrm Sa.Uoo 1ft!IJf. Amhrjm, Larry Sanford, al
to work biay -al the W.-d· Fullertori, Wiiiiam Perry, ot A new Sav-On drug store
low Fire S&.lb. J Westmioeter, mi;t P'red J. Mil-bas opened .at Adami Avmuc
f'1re CJ:Jief H. C. '"Mickey" 1e.r, ol Seal Be.di, lilJ fire-md BroaW:iunt S l re• t ia
l..ewM>D reported the hirinc ol men.. Huntmcton &.ch..
nt"W firemen and the pron» Hfertive al nmmatat Thurs· ~ store ii the 46th in tbe
lloct of others •• he l:isted tile dliy, new llflift auipmenta c~am to be opened. t.be aec-
crews for the dty'1 ae<.'Ood went lnto effect h chi e f o In Huntift&'ton Beach. ind • tt>e eighth in Orange County. fire station. The 11ew 1tatiol'I 111id. Fireft&hWn wort iA two Th1J newest •tor• bouta
.... 111 oot be rftdy for occupu. shifts, 24 boun on and t4 boon 18,0CIO 1quare ftt:t of merehan-
cy for at Le.ut a few week.I. o11 for -=fl. disin.g 1pece plus 5.000 mquin:
Promotica w e n t to Billy feet ol warebousin1. T b •
Wil1illml, of Fountain VtiBey, bulldin1 ii COOltructed of
1'0 m -., _, Li00D8 Fete lilt .. p •.n J>Ueh w1u. • O.ve tteaner ot s.ma Ana. eownd arcade·, atend l n 1
from ~ i., eJllime'; mid -=rGIM tbe froM" of tbe build-
remon Cwtsen. ot Garden Pede.,.....n ""· a °'""' Dwain R. Cbeairt !us beeCI Grol-~. from firemu to en· ippoin&ed weer o1 the new
'1l*f'. Thf' tint "Mu ol Ult Year" Adam•Broollb~ lt'Ore.
'r-o YOklnlett ftrernen wen award to be Oven by the He bM bee11. employed by
elevated t.o rel\Mr firemen. Nortb l:blti.qtoa Beacb Liou S.v-Oa 11 ,..,.. and hu beea
ThlP'y are Geiorre E. Kelter Cub wu presented to Ocun manpr-ol. bottl the Bwbuk Jr.~ wbo WM alao a member . IDd Anaheim store1.
of Uw: dt)' Ot:lun& Fire Cbm· View School Diltrtct SupU-Rcmll:1 W. Watrird wW
miUee and Don Kailer Both UUndent Harold E. Peder-aerve u auilt.at mana1er.
' · ffll. club prt:sident Thomas He bas bee.a employed by
live In Fountain VaHey. E. Tlnsley &aid today. , Sav-On since ltM and for the
:Rlose neow ta lhe co.nmun· Pedersen, a charter mem-past throe years llu bta u-
lly ~ Capt. Don Doty, ol her of the club, received the sociated with the :'iewport
Compton and from the Comp-award for hil achievemenla Beach Sav-On 1tore u Ooor
too Fire Oepartmmt : James h:' Uonism, pu1kularly i.lJ maoqer.
Allen an eogi..oetor ol Downey lltht roRHrVaUon, over the Soi Henr:.n Strictiaru has ' · past three year1, Tlnaley said. been med htad M• · from t h e Compton deJ!erl· The awaid lt lhe tint gtv. na r•-rmacut
---------_ by for the tM!'W store. He is a en the four.year-old club. vaduate o1 Fordham Univer-
Othen will be made only sity CoUe&e of Pharmacy and •~ member1 decld~ tomt-has ~ .1 reaident of G . oae •bou.ld be recolftiud for d G . ar oubt&Ddinl work, Tinsley em · _en rove since 19&1.
phuliect.
Bank Opens
3rd Office The presentation to Peder· LA TEST & FASTEST
sen w~ mlde at the club'• L.-te ,,... rMcbn 1 oar
The 1 , 1 o1n~ inst.alllUoo meetinp. home the ay It baPJlenl 1n oc.a .. nd~ent New· ,New oUlcen, besides nn,. the: DAO..Y PILOT in pan
port NaUonal Bank ~elebr.al-ley, a.re Leon Hoo.e. v l c e lhl'OU£h the eae or a prtnUna
ed the} Open.Ing of JU third president; Clrl We iland sec· 1 prns which prod!X'\.... thll
office fut week. lreta.ry and 0 Do t tr' • new•paper at IJ!lffll• up to
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k . . an ye, ea1 30000 I an pruidrnt George L. url!l'. · coplQ Jin l>our.
Woodford. Jr. uid the new ,:::..::::..: ________ '.'==========-'1
of lice. loca ted at Campus S • Sh , ,
on .. '"" M•tArtn"' Bl••. c1ence rinks Piles 1n the Irvine lndu1trtat Com.I P1fp.~~~,t~h.r.:i; .. ,1 New Way Wi.thout Surgery
"' to aol>Clpat.d l "wth io ' Sto Itch Re}' P ' -... .,.. will be built oearby.1 ps -1eves run
he u)d, 11-T..._ If 'I 1._.,t p 11 nnmbi•~ e•• ( th • • -'"I • •• tll•••erk U.1\ 11l•nfl ..... ""' •~ .•a .... O e ant ti-9d1•~_,.... ln1~ • n•• ••t.ii.dltnr •t•-•t11 like "PiL• Newport National Bank are h<ar ••.b~ta•• wlth d10 •-'l••· t..•~• "'* t. IM 1 p~lenl•
in excess ol 121 million , \llood hlll•• 11111 1t7 i. ••n •k 11...... Tia• ........ t 1. 1 .... i. .. u11r ,0 ..
fortl said. Its principal office r~Mdi, •.top lkllol•r. •11d ••II••• 1ui1c1 (ll\o·D71e•l-1lf .. •••rt ol
1s at Westclitf and Dover '"" -•ll•••t •••PJ"J. • •••ld·f11101n ..._,..,. l1ttlt1ta.
Orf Jll B Id 111 ... ,. at'Wr -· ••11• re11 t!1 T'h11 •uh1tan~ h naw ••ail•W• ves. ays e office Is "li••111 r ••I•, ••till r•<l •<'l••• hi ··~IM'ril...,. 1, .;.1 ., ,_
located at Bay1ide Drive and l W.ri11U,.) t.Mt...... ••.tier lk• 11111, ,.,.....:..:.... .,_
Jamboree Road, It the en.I "-'--..-11..u-a111 .. " A1 all •n.1 e.11\9 ....
truce to Balboa Island. I
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