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A pUot mUd :sftb"bla baarSI. and a a ..... hammer~a Ute death bat-
tle bllll over Catallu C b a , .. e 1
Tbundl,J lfternoon, accord1na It Loi
Angelel County lberUf'I repcrll. '
The pilot, bloodted by b a m m e r
blows, tkW11 IDID&aed to land b1I
plane.
He Wll aided bJ the attacker'1 II•
Mesa Boy's
life Saved
Jly .f i;iendS
Jieiid ..... ta, eil'Jlil ... ~n~~~~ .. c:r~~ ...... Tbl7 _. tmm •wac __.._.
rpoa1la J91Q8Citatioa antil W..-.
ari1ved. LlfecUlrd Don Burm said a doctor
at Hoa& to'4 blzn .. be never wants
to see It IJl1 doMt' than that."
Vile lives at 25113 PWdbAm Drtve.
Lilly lives at 208 ()utmOUtb P 1 ace
and Bourjeota et 2389 FonlbMD
Drlvt. -
Burm said when .. ~ ftnt
'" tllllr-friend they OOllldll't fitur• out ...,. be .... dotnc with bll bead
under water.
'lbe acddent occurred in the mouth
of the S..a Ana River jetty about
1:4.5 p.m.
Vile ""' bleedine trom bis DOie,
to Bumi believes be may b a v e
taken a 111>1e dlw onto b1J own board
wbl)e rtdlnC a waft. vu. told thole who asked him at
Ile bolpMal be bu no recolleCIC1oo of
what bappmed. r estival Ousts
CdM Artist's
Line Drawing
A drawin& by a Corona del Mar
artist bu been removed from the
Fettival of ArU around.I on the alle-
1atlon that lt law &ood tute.
P'•tival publlcllt Ray JobDSOD told
!bl" DAILY PILOT that the pen an4
·Ink drawtnc bJ HOWll"d Lockway, 520
Oehlla Ave., ,,.. Nl'bOVed Saturday
under the euthoritJ liven Ile Festi-
val O"Oundl committee by the Board
e>f DirectM1.
Lockway, who ii alao a sculptor,
~d not be reached today to com-
ment on tb• action.
JobnlOD raid the drawing illustrat-
ed a vene behind ..thlch there ta "th•
1uagestton of tm American n.aa."
It wu the v e r 1 • that was
louDd objectionable. It contained a
, few lines from ~ toDg ·•America,
the Beautlfu!J" Jobnaon 1ald, but end-
ed wt1b the une, "America, I take my
pant. off to you."
M<>eena Abel, croundl manaaer,
Mid the 8 by 10-lncb drawln& waa not
dbe ol the three which Loctway mb-
m.ltted to the art jury. The wort waa
lbe lint ceuored off the FeetJval
p"Ound1 ln two ytan. '
A three membw ceo1orahip j u r y
last year found nothlq to cenaor ao
the Festival board did away with the
Jury u 1uch and turned tbe funcUon
over to the ground.I comm1ttee com·
posed of Abel, and directors Vemer
C Bd and Edward L Fenrsten.
Johnaon 1ald, "The removal
w~s prompted by criticism by person•
attendl~ the Feativat" J
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A"griculture Board 'r okl
Labor Shortages Coming ,
By JOANNE SHAW °'""°"""" ..... Members of the State Board of A&·
riculture w~ told at a meeting at
UCI ~ to expect M!l'il>W la-
bor sborlqes during the September
1-vesl WWLam Tolbert, deptlty director of
farm labor fer tile Department of Em-
ployment, Mid the eource of the prob-
lem It hrofoid-8 dedinin& farm wort
force and late peaking of t o m a t o
crops.
Tolbert apote to the 12-member
board at ita first ever meeting In Or·
ange C4unty.
Tolbert said lbe California mm la-
bor pool bu dropped from 323,200
Sauna Seat Slats
Simply Simmering
I' If anyone blld tried slttlng a IPflll
they wauJd have &Otten a bot eeal
The t.mpei'lture WU dowmigbt UD•
healthy wben the seating 11.att t1JI.
died ill the Oo¥er Profelllooal Bulld-
ing •una beth 'lbuteday n.1ght.
Newport Beech ftremen entered the
1Weat tank to quell the flre, which
did Oft1y '5 cSamace.
worten to 313,000 workers during the
lut yeer. ·
The labor force will be further de-
pleted in September, be said, when mi-
grant worter1 retlu'n to their homes
so their children cu attend school.
Compounding tbe probiem. Tolbert
said, 1'ill be the late ripening of to-
matoes tbb year. 1be midewstern
grain crop also seema to be peaking
three or four weeks late, so growers
will not be able to tum llO out-0f-
ltate labor.
Both ot theMl '8te maturing crops
will "colllde" with the harvest ot reg-
ular fall crops, be warned.
Ofher speakers were UCI Chancel-
lor Daniel Aldrich Jr., Department of
Agriculbl:re Diredqo Earl Coke, sec-
retary of the govemcr'• cabinet Wil-
liam Clark Jr., John Teertnk of the
Department of Water Rettotre~. and
Cltief of the State Bureau of Entomol-
<>IY Robert Harper.
Prior to the meeting, board mem-
bers were given a t.our of the Irvine
Rancll and university campus.
8T8Cli MARKETS
NEW YORK (AP) -'Ibe stock
market trimmed a gain late this aft·
ernoon but still was poised· in an at-
tempt at another high for the year.
€'11 ... ette. 'I'~ Bike
Will It Be Boon
By BRUCE BENSON
CM "" Ody """' Slllff
Editor'& Note: Thu t& the second of
a two-part series on Californw'a uw
cigarette t.a.t.
Oraoce Coaat city floance direct,
on are tn the predicament of a blind
man jutt given an elephant -he
lruowa it'• large but wW have to
poke around a w11Ue to figure out
just what be'• 1ot.
'nle elephant lD question 11 Gov
Reagan'• new 1 tale tuea on
cigarettes.
Everyone will cet a kickback on
the loca.I government level, whether
he wanta It or ftot. And for Cotta
Mesa and Laguna Beach. the beast
might be colored wh.ite.
Neither city at present ha1 Im· j
posed smolte taxes on its populace.
Startlna Oct. 1, all cities and coun-
ties throuCIM>ut the state start get·
Ung their 1hare ot taxes based on an
additional Increase of three pennies
per pack.
The four-penny-a-peck tax imposed
thl1 week will not seep back Into lo·
cal colfm. It will be iaed !or state
IJ)eD~.
'nle total increue ol 7 cents a pack
wa1 described by Auemblyman Rob-
ert Badham (R-Newport Beach I as
unpopular with both Democr1~ and
Republicans. ,
Badham. in an Interview -1th lhr
DAILY PILOT m Sacr~~. u1d.
"We don't like It becaiae It's a sub-
stantial tax Iner~.
"But we've admitted &M 11ecess11y
r-- . .. -........ ...,._ ......... -. .. . .
~on when he ltruck me cm Uie
of the head with a amall liedg•
· mer," Wood Aid. "The aattinc
knew we were beldlnl ltrli&bt-·
clown for the water from 10,000
feet.
"I pulled back hard oo the stick and
we came out or it," Wood continued.
"Then I put my band on tbe back
of my head and he atruCt aaaln-Tbil
ti.me be broke my finger but I tblDk
(See PILOT, hp I)
·No 1 Erosion
.In Budget
F\IDde for Orenge C»ast beacb ero-
sion CUJtrol deB:nitely will not be re-
i:.tnred to this year's st.ate bud~, the
DAII.Y PILOT learned today.
·N.Y. Sierls•.,
1EM CENTS
I • • 111 ·
s• Finaooe Dtreetor-G or d o n
Smllh bu asked Auemblyman Rob-
ert Badbern I R·Newport Beach) to
ablllldon a bill that would ovvride a
~cut made by Gov. Relpn..
-Utm~-pro .. ..., not
LIFESAVH ... INGElt-PU~Jobn Woocllo&b -'bloodied left hand
which may lllte aaved his life. Be was attacked by a passenger while
on a chM'tW night to Ca~ First ham.met blow It.ruck him OU
bis be.t and be a1»or'be4 second with his ~d, breat:lng a finger.
Wood managed to land plane despite wild midair fight. Accused at-
~et, John M. J!'.Actmeier, of Corona del Mar, ii be14 oo attempted tllldet ~ .... ,. , ~~··· ~ ., •.
Thia meana embed.led W e 1 t •
Newpcwt pidenllt ..,t rely solely cm
a c ty ~ pro.Id to nave o« the U.
ell.I ~I th.la )'em'.
81DJtb said the beach erosion ap-
P"IPfiadons Bldhmn eaked for could
IJe 1Dcluded Ill Jlext ,._,S budget
&mitt! said be UDde'ltands the fall
danger season tbia yur ia too near
, at band for ltate money to do any
good.
, U.S. Plana Fli J!.ecord
Mi,ssions Against North
The U S. Anpy OOrpt ot Engrneers, SAJGOJll (UPI)-Amorican j e t s
e'lftl if the full montJ were available, flew a record 197 bombing missJons ~Id not move fut taOOgh to act in a g a i n s t Nortti Vietnam Thursday,
time, he a-W. . u. s. military spokesmen announced
He noted tbllt lllODd.J appropnat~ , today.
by the legillature last year ts sufft-The record raiding involved strikes
dent for tbe Corpl. to commence by as many as 800 to 900 fighter·
construction "on adledule" n e x t oombers.
lprlng U. S. spokesmen reported the loss
AdditJonal fands couJd then be o£ a single jet, the 6.1St.; American
rmde a~ after ~uly 1, 1968 warplane Jo~t in action against the (the beglnnlna ol next fiscal year l to Communist country.
complete llie project before the next . danger Ptliod bil remarked The 19'.·IDJSsion assault surpassed
The DAB..Y PILOT learned of ~e 175-nusslon mark set by American
Smith's d~ from Orange Coun· Jets Oct. 14.
ty Harbor DiJtrlct Manager Kenneth It cam.-on the. crest of a rising
Sampson, 1'ho n.ceived a copy of a wave of A m e r 1 c a n 8ll' assault3
letter Smttb aent to Badham. against the arsenal of Communist
forces
High Schools
Plan Signups
Rcgistratioli fur students entering
Costa Meta and Estancia high schools
in September will begin Monday.
Counaelor1 will be available at Costa
Mei;a from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m and at
Estancia from 8 a.m. to 12 noon.
Studenta planning to enter Corona
del Mar Hiali Sdlool will be able
to preregliter ltarting Monday, Aug.
H after I a.m. In the school cafetena.
Prereglstntion for students enter-
inl'( Newport H&rt>or High School and
counseUn1 appoinbM!lts may be ar-
r.1nged by calling the school office.
or Bust?
nf havu11 to pay our bills Thr day
01 reckoning has come iin<1 the soon·
rr "e Ht it done the better off we're
i,:11111: to be.,,
e fly in lhP ointment, however.
pos 1bly wU1 be the state's ms1stence
tha all communities receive a share
11f rnobi taxes from the three-cent
111 due ln October
sta Mesa. for example will now
1ve a kickback th at promises to
rll weU over $100,000 8 yPar
'ty councilmen in thr past have
•1 ldl'Cf burdenmJ? ci ti1ens w11h a
fl arette tax. ThP sam1> hotels trur
in La,.una Beach
'h~t-L111nn11 arrl ro-:t!'I M~~a r11y
r l'lcllmen ha' p ctr~J1nrd to lake prtt·
V U~ly WUl no , tw g1\ n lo lh P.m
18" CIGAHE11 ES, Page 2)
An American spokesmen in Saigon,
asked tht: reason for the record as-
sau It. said "Good weather aod air·
cralt available."
The Air Force and Navy pilots' cf·
forts was especially pleasing-and re-
markable-in view of the loss of SIC·
tion Friday of the giant 7th Fleet car·
rier Forrestal, victim of a fire at sea
that sent the super vessel back to the
repair port in the Philippines.
The Jost Air Foree F105 Thunder·
chief was the 14th American plane
downed over North Vietnam in 14
days. The pilot was reported m1sslng
in action. Hanoi radio claimed be was
captured.
It was the sole note of cheer on the
Communist side.
The massive taJding struck military
Mother's Retrial
A waits Ruling
Mrs Antonia Thomas of San Cle-
mente. whose conviction of murder-
mg her 7-day old son was set aside,
will not face a retrial Monday, Su·
perior Judge William Muray ruled to-
da y.
He vacated the date in <)Arita Ana
Superior Court pendlng the outcome
of a hearing on the involved case by
Utt California Supreme Co•L'1.
Mrs Thomas, 25, FilJplno wile of
~arine Sgt James B. Thomas, was
accused of forcing a fatal dose of
chemical down ttie throat Ol t:betr
boy. James Anthony 'Iborr as.
An earher trial of Mr~. 'nw>mas re-
sulted in a first-degree murder ver-
dict, but this was set aside aHer the
, ntire proceeding W86 declared a mis-
trial. .
The mistrial ruling wu eventually
over\Urned bv the District Court or
.\ppeal, and a St'<:Ond Superior Court
trial ~ schedul.-d
\,
targetl up and down and across North
Vietnam.
U. S. pilots divebombed and de-
stroyed one of the O>mmunista• priz·
ed 156mm guns used to fire aqou
the North-South Vietnam border at
Arr.eriban Marine positions.
More jets d u m p e d 3,000 pound
bombs on the big Bae GJang rail aod
highway bridge Tl miles northeast oi
Hanoi. It carried the main train traf·
fic be twee n North Vieanam's two
main indll!trial centers, the capital of
Hanoi and the port of Haipboog.
Two Girls Held
As Shoplifters
Two 16-year-old girls We!"e arrested
by Costa Mesa police Thursday es
they attempted a wholesale theft of
linger~ from tbe K-M.art Department
store, 2200 Harbor Blvd.
Store officials said the girls, one
from €osta Mesa and one from New-
port Beach, stuffed 18 articles into
a purse, purdlased a couple ol items,
and walked out of the store.
Included in the array were 10 pairs
of panties, four bras, and four sliJ>t.
..
Weatlter
District forecaster Frank Ernsl
predicts no rain for the next five
days, but tbe cloudy mornings
will cootinue. Afternoons will be<
mottly sunny with temperatures
ranging from 72 to 65.
INSmE TODAY
Wetlctnder maQ<JZiM, th 4
DAILY PILOT's gUide to places
to go and things to do, today
features a cover story and two-
page spread on the LaguM
Beach All California Exhibit a&
the Gallery of tht Laguna Beach
Art Auociation.
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,Along . ou.-coa-.-·
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'.s@atj&altf todaW Jtw }fffltM '· coi.
·hns • ..., ta 01' ~ . •
ly THOMAS FORTUNE .... a..r ......
:;a yrx/. would U.U to build a
hOll\e fl'ontln& oa the i.,. ror a
moc1t1t ..a.ooo ,.. ll#lt'1-able
to Pil*IJIP ~·lot• Uida .... a..., .......... llland
COit .. to_.... .... _ ....
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2 lll!jer (:•••1es . -
. OI' ..... til c:oamL •
lfow Mre•a Ula llltdl . bJ G. WU.
lilln ~ .......... pdan
. .,pmcl fQr tbe tmDe ~.
'',\ctul1." ha ..,.. ~ pricel ·State Tax LaW. I •,
•Tu • • ,pe quMil r...oulale . . .
Md tbe Clkb. " . . . If JOO can 1~rd I ntaf.roat home." Two major w.,a in wblch the ltate'I
bu point new tu-bite law llffecta the lacome-
1 • • * ta retmm ol CallfornlaDI wa-e clar-
. . • i6ed 'l'h8nda.J by the state Francblae
. , ~Abet =Hrtl of Iota ·" money. Ta Bcmd, whJcb mDlda the levlea. • J.OG J0Qr utilltJ lJOla .,. la tbe ftrrt pUce, tupe:JVI DO
ptty ==tt ~ ue mtwed to claim deduc· Well, . • II• Unlfted t1a111 far their cMpadeata in ccqpcrt.
. &hoot pa,. per m°'*= · me their taus. :. • '8,700 to the .pa company. Pnaa now on, iupe,en are .to -~ ... '100 .,, the pc ~· ,.... tbejz-tuea wttbol& IUCh ..
-• I ttS.200 tD tbe -and power darfllN -ad 'DIEN ...,, tu • ·eemp1111. , er.-. tD u. a... tbeJ come ap
' But. ~"'°°to tbe ~ ~ ~ :;. • CNdlt ;,,
2 dxn,.:;:~· bec»me hJab ICbool Ito-SD Cllllut ~ cledlletlon
. dent& aren't allowed to ta1t on the ~;a • end~ m:!
.,t,lepbone -at ldM>ol. 1uvloua deduction ol '3,000) and each . . * dependeat ii wwtb an 18 credit
Remember Fraint Ajello'• 1Ug.. (apimt a• deduction). ~on of a few moatbl ace> that A leC..t feature ol the new tu
the Queen Mary be permanently law wm require JDOl'e tbaD 350.000
anchored here Jn Newport Habar. ~~ ~ mc:e U:~ wen. no on-' llltmed. mcept a .., few fellers up in I..ont BeadL '11/DJ.~Lpct of their l987 tuet
'Ibey bought tbeJDlehoel I $3.4 mil-Tbele tuplJiera will bt notified to
lion tourist attraction. pay an amount equal to ball of their
Now Ajello infonDI that the 1181 tu. ~ will bt a credit
Queen Elizabeth will be 90ld next apinlt their ta bill wbicb comes
year. due nat April.
. It's about a bit a filb. And The Franchile Tax Board alao is·
maybe it will be the one ttiat didn't suecl a table Tbunday showing that
get away. undiw the new law the net tax goes
hips in certain buckets -which ~~that stillttie..~ ~t t • -l
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I
IHDIVIDUAL TAXPAYERS .
Taxable heme
Not over • i.cm ............. .
• ~(XX) to • l.501h ............ .
$ 3,580 to • 6,°" ..... : •.......
' 5,(0) to • 9,500 ............ ..
$ 1,500 to. 8,too ·••···········
$ 8,000 to ' ......... ·~· ..... .
' 9,500 to '11.000 .. ;: ......... .
pi,a to~ ............. .
S12~to~ ............. .
Over '1•.• ................. .
TIS,
°' ··.,1· '1%
S 20 plus 2% of eXcela Oft!' t t.toO
' 50 plus 3% of exoe. ~ t ~
' 95 plus 4% oi exceu onr S 5,000 •as plus 5% of ucea n• f t.aoo sa> plus 6% of exce.1 ow:r • 1,000
~ phLs 7% of ..... OM' • ·-~ plus 8% Ii a-=-cmirr'11,aoo L
'5fS plUJ 9% "' --°"' ilt.-0 .., plus 10% ol ~ ..... tK.11& ...
JIAIUtlD TUPA YDS FWNG JOIN'!' UTUINI · TIDMt bieililll '
Not ovw • f, ............ . s t.000 to• 1,IOO" ........... .
' 1.~ to '10,089' ........... .
$10,000 to •U.OOO ........... .
$13,000 to ................ .
$16,000 ~ sit• ........... .
$19,ooo to •.ooo ........... .
$22,000 to SZl,000 .......... .
iis,ooo to•·• .......... .. '28.000 and over .........••..
... Tb , 19&
• 40 plus 2% of a..-0..-• 4,000
' 100 plus 3% ol Gatti ..... 7,P
• 190 plus 4% of aetal "9l' flll.000
• 310 plus 5% of acesa ow:r '1!,000
• 4eo plus 6% of uce11 ayer Stt,000
$ &40 plus 7% ol ~ ~ '19,000
$ 850 plus 8% of aceu cmr '22,000
'1.090 plus 9% of excess over '25.000
'1,360 plus 10% of exceta over '28.000
are cloter toaatber tban previously -
because the tax CI'9Cltt system for
dependents la auf»tituted for the old
deduction syltem.
are allowed, they mlgtlt have bad a
taxable income ol '8,500.
Under the old 1ystem of deductiona
for dependents, their final tu 1'0Uld
ban been ~. Under the new ays.
tem or tu credlta fc.: dependents,
it would be '79 -an blcreue or
more than II percent.
An example wu lfven of a man,
wile and two cbDdrtb witb a grou
family income Gt po,<XX>. If they
deducted ~ ~ wbid\ st:Ul
It fl • • '
5,000 ...•••••.............
'l,&C)(a ..................... ' t •••
. .
-'155
1,22$
1,'124
1,288
3,4.,.
4,85! . a.m
GokJ,wat.er Kin~ Appear . .
, f n Pliiy at ~ewPort fl owl
ay£VE..YNS9Dw~
Of .. Ollllf ,.. ....
Silly Goldwaw, sllter·ln·lft o1
BIJ'l'1 Goldwet., fomlW' RAlpubUcan
preedential nomlDM, wm be .bl the
center st9p tpoUlibt ~ at'tbe
Newporter Inn.
Mra. ~ wB1 at.r ID "Dear u .. J.. the f1nt J>IN to be proclueed at the Newporter IJin. .
1be production will run for a ,,.q
followinl tonJ:cbt'I opeUa Pllf.-nl•
ance. .
Mn. Goldwat« fa tile wllll fl. Rob-
ert Goldwater, ebalrman of ... board
" Golchrater St.«nt ID Pholals, Arla. The play ''Dur~" ll ~bued OI
~;.'*S::. ~-~~
possibility ol a no.ting city ball.
With the adved.,, &be ~
burlesquHtyte pUles are~
i "' obsolete. • 'Pemaps, though, theJ wiD make
a comeback.
Balboa Island's ~ Haley
wore a }>QB-to Surfing 1laptine'1
"Hall of Fame A"21'da ~ 1ut
week. (Hubby Mike won the Hunt-
in~ton Beach conteet in 1960.)
Prisoner Says Susptti•
Boasted of Sex Killing
. . .. . 'rtw• Pqe.-J
PIWT .. ~
that saved my life."
Still fully conscloua, Wood said be
started jerking the plane up and down
and Eictmeier, who bad removed bla
seat belt, wa1 fallinl all over the
back of the plane.
trtck <:ampbelJ.. pla,..S by Mr'I: 4-ld-
water. .)~ ..
"It's a bearaat " a t..&i. ~ I loft
tt." she l&ld &oday at her Harber 1 ..
land summer realdence..
The statuesque r~ with tawny
eyes and ivory akin wo~ a floor·
leogth Chinese housecoat of ice blue
satin brocade.
She said her children, Sally, IS. and
Dan, 12, were out aallini. Robert was
fishing on brother B11Ty'1 new ~
foot cruiser Nu-Ken-Un. Sherry wore the puti.e. u ear
rini?s.
The e.ar rlnp were an origin.al
and are not for salt a.t her Leopard
Spots Bikihi 9lop.
* Albert Auer, lrvlne Q>mpen)' di-
rector or real estate, broke up the
audience with an unplaooed witti-
cism at a ground brelki.ng cere-
mony the other day.
Said Auer u an or cart bearing
t WO 1>eautifUI young girls dr~
as Spanish senoritas approached:
"Keren Gardner and Linda Ne}.
son are bOlteaes at our Jrvioe
Ranch Information Center."
And then, without pau.e, be add-
ed this rnal.3'>rop:
''We are told these are two of
the finest oxen anilable in Orange
County."
Ji'rOM P-.e I
CIGARETTES • •
by the state. Conncllmen pogatb}J
will complAin that the elephant is
unwanted.
Newport Beach and Huntington
Bf>ach have chosen to impose a city
tax on cigaretUs Thetr citJ Jevy
must be rescinded When the state
tax becomes effective Oct. l .
Preummary figures indicate that
Newport. at IN.St. will neither lose
nor ~ain much by the switchover.
The state tax will generate just about
as much for the local coff~s as did the city tax
The state formula for detennininc
how much l4 turn back to city budg-
rts is based on the amount of 1ales
on all taxable goodl logged by a city
earh year.
Laguna'11 Finance Dlrector Lang-
ford Shelby, and his Costa Meal coun·
terpart Bob Oman, reported today
that they're r;tlU in the dark as to
the exact amount of revenue they
can expect
They're awa.Jllng procedural clari-
fication from the League or Cillea
bt>fore cranlt1ng up their calculators.
First the !il.11.e announca the total
taxable sales for a CJVen period, then
Informs each city of how much it
contributed to ~ sta~ pie
The percentage will be applied to
the tDta.J amount of cigarette t.a.1
collected. based on thrl'e cents a pack.
Each city'$ J)4'rrentagr. applir<f to
the 1moke tax (expt-ctf"d to be rouJ(hly
t1JO million the hr&t full yearl. lltill
produce the m:'IJ:IC' f1gurt> Of how
much ol tbe pie tal'h r1ty icu 1n
return.
In a cramped cell or Orange County
Jiil. l..io,d W. Beach a 11 e I e d I y
boMted to fellow imutet of beating to death Laguna Niguel tnurder vic-
tim Jean Marie Moungey.
This surprise testimony was dellv·
ered before SuperR' Court J u d g e
Robert Gerdna Thursday by a con-
victed petty thief wbo spent It night
in the same lank • defendant Beach.
lie defender, stared into a wall 111d
tapped bis foot as Blodgett recounted
the reputed conversation
"He said he caved her ~ad ln,"
teatifted Blodgett. because she fought
off his advances.
Blodgett said Beach also told his
cellmates that "every llme another
PIYCh1atrist would talk to him, he'd
keep changing his story ao they
would ttllnk be was nuts.'
"Th• woman then grabbed the ham·
mer, which be had dropped and start..
ed to ltru"le with hlm. She had her
seat belt on." the pilot said.
I "I opened the door and tried l4
sbakt him out of the plane," Wood
related. "But by this time be bad his
banda aroUDd by throat, ban&ln& OD
u,ht."
Mrs. Goldwater said her acting ca·
reer began quite by accident t w o
years aeo when she plved the lead-
ing role in a benefit pe:rfonnence of
"The Women."
The amateur cast thought ttieir
fTieods woUld come to laugh at them.
"It turned out they lau&hed wit b
UJ." the laid.
BARRY'S SISTER-IN-LAW
Actr911 S•lfy Goldwater
Several other roles followed. and
she baa received television and screen
offers. She alao produced an .cSapti·
tlon of a Chekhov novel at tbe Ivar
Theatre 111 Hollywood.
"I like the production side oi thea·
tre too.'' she said. The fellow )lriloof?', Larry Blodgett.
21>. 1oJd the court that Beach accus-
ed ol slaying Miss Moungey. enpged
in a "lengthy c:onvt;naticm" with oth-
er cellmates wbo lept pumping bun
for more information.
Beach, a lanky, n-ye¥r-<>ld Camp
Pendleton Marine, sat ne:rt to his pub-
"'nle reuoo for this was so they'd
send him to the farm and after a
couple years he would '4alk out ·
Blodgett tutified ln recountJnf what
be purportedly beard.
Junior Riders Preparing
·For Weekend Horse Sho,v
'LID llUJUUCANE'
"I cootloued jerking the plane up
and down. It wu IJ.ke a burtlcane in
t b e r e, everything wu f 1 y in c
around," the pilot contloued
"f &rabbed the microphone a n d
started to mate an emergency call
but 1 couldn't think of the frequency,"
Wood exPlalned. "So I jmt used the
unlcom that everyone could bear and
told Avalon Airport then would be
an em•1eney laDdiJlR."
Police Arrest Carpenter
In $2, 700 Fur Thievery
Orange Q>umy junior riders a.re
preparing for the National J u n i o r
Bone Show to be held this weekend
at the Orange County Fairground!.
1be show ia sponsored by Regjon 12 of
the Calilorpia State Horsemen's As·
soclation.
SW1ing U.S atternooa, then to-
mgbt, and Saturday and S u n d a y
morning. aft6nooo and night events
in both Western and English compe·
titioo will be held.
Several medal c~ses and cham·
Father Injured
In Tavern Fight
A Fullerton father of thr~ was In
"extremely critical rondlUon "in Ana-
heim General Hospital today after a
Cypress barroom brawl over w h o
would play a jukebox
Police said Clarence F Stetnen Jr ..
32, was not breathing when taken to
the hospital, wbere heart massage re·
vived, h.lm. He el.so snffert"d head In·
juries from what poUce said appe. ared
to be a Judo or karate attack
"It loob like we might have a man.
slaughter on our hand!! !iOOn." s1.11d
Lt H .I Murray
The fight OC'Ctrrred in thr S<1111rrel
Cag\!. 4132 Lincoln Av,. . Wrdnr~tlay
night Pohce raid a groJp mch1dini::
Stemrn qu11rrelf'<f with annthrr ~rnur
over wh1rh wm1ld rlay thr 111krh<'x
Pollrt> arr mtPrviPwmg all w1tne~~·
re; Nn arrPc;fc; havf' hf'f>n "'1;11lr
pkm.ship events are included w1 UI En·
gt!Jb p)easure. Western p1Pa~ure, and
Hunter Seat E;qultatlon champiorablps
whtct-a;re scheduled for Sunday aft·
emooo
ReaJon 12 horaemanship a v. a r d ,
will be preaeoted Frida~ ~~ening.
'nle CSHA conducte a oont1n11mg pro-cram to help boyr and girlc; ~ better
bormnen. Inteo.!ive written and rid-
mg tef.ts were given Thun•ld to all
mterested children.
The contests are open th Ci 1unior
riders und« 18 and man;· n1 '"·• best
young riders m SouUtern 1 1!ornia
bave entered Ute competition
Wood aaJ-duplte the wild confu·
Jioa be mede a regular approach to
the runway.
"The woman was still atruggllng
with the wild man so I bounded the
plane good and hard on the runway.
Elckmeler bounced up and hit the top
of the plane again.
Wood said the woman became bya-
Wical aft.er landing.
"AD/urlDg the fight the man nev·
er sal a word, but he calmed right
down after we landed.
"He uked m& Jr 1 was hurt."
Wood wu checked at Hoag and it
was found that hit ekull was not
fractured. The middle finger of his
left hand was broken.
"That's the finger that saved me,"
the pilot smiled.
Newport Beach police today di•·
closed the arreat of an unemployed
Cost.a Mesa cerpenter on charges of
stealing $2,700 worth of valuable tu.rs
from the home of a Newport Beach
ho1.tSewife.
A waiting arraiiJlllleDt tDday wu
Harry McDonald, 311, of 804 Victoria
Ave. He remained in Newport city
jail wfthout bail oo a hokilng order
Issued by the Orange County Proba·
tion Department.
McDonald reportedly bad been free
oo parole In connection with a bad
check charge.
Newport detectives Rlch Hamilton
and Sam Amburgey said they recov-
ered a $2,500 mink stole and a '200
mink coat from a Costa Mesa bar aft·
er checkinl out a confidential tip.
12-Meter Newsboy Wins Liquor Permit
Cost Cut Eyed
On First Leg of Cruise A bill designed to drive down the
price of certain liquor licenses in Or·
ange County-which have ranged up
to i62.000 each-was sent today to
HOWLAND'S LANDING Jack
Baillie's 12-meter sloop Nev. ·t Jed
a fleet of 12 yachts across t, r 'at.I·
Ima ctwlnnel Thursday to ., ttle
first race of the 16lll annu • ' icht
Raring tlnlon cruise
Nt>wsboy flnisht"d ~arlv 11 • our
aht>ad of the .~erond place 1, • on
Ute 13-mile rourst to win I , Los
,\nr••lr' T1mrs trophy nnP tM'
oldr~I v::.rht rarinli? trophlrs 1r ~ ith·
ern California.
In a .~pe<'1al race for Sh1rlrl !au
~ll\Of\( T•m llostan of IJSC' 11 ~ 'he
winner of the five-boat Ottt Chris Gov Reagan for i;ignlng Into law The Senate Thursday adopted an Smith Crom GrHI Britain led the Assembly-approved measure to per· race all tht> way but bf>Came con-..1 k u fuaed on the locatk>n of Ute finlsh mil the transfer u• pac age.store q.
Une ft_,. lost his lead lo Hogan. our Ucensea among various counties
'"'" In the state. The YRU fleet today was scheduled Effect wUl be to make more 11·
IX> race from heft to Moonstone Cove censes available in Orange County
to Newport Harbor Y 1 c h t Club where llle going price In the laat five
moorln&•· years has bt>en about '55.000 to '60. ~suits : ' 000 apiece for the nxed number of cr.:'~~:,.~~" -4~vc~'""i""'Jf!,i.:'.~,_r~ ~.·,.~ permiu lo clrculation. the AlcohoUr
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• C•lfflty (9111 '"'""' LIV( I l .... CLAS$ 11 1 ~,.,,_,, 7 C•l••l•vl l V•I• 40Xp 81n<nJ
CJ•<~ 1111>0. evc 1 nn ~alt> liquor licenses art not af-CLAU C -I Ntoo"I"" 1 •v•l)t11 l Arrlho f _ _.
fJ*' f-.... r. L l'C'tt"U.
Hamilton said the fun were taken
from Mrs. Marilyn Fisher, 1014 Pola·
tis Drive, Newport Beech, on ttt.
night of June 31.
Tbe d~tectlve reported that the furs
turned up at the bar to be und as
coUateraJ for a debt one man owed
another
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PASAD~A (UPI) -America'•
Lunar Orbiter 5 contiDued a Oawleu
flight towanl the moon orbit today on
a m1.nlon to photograph poatbie ..
trm&U&ht landinl IHn OD the 1aDar
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~China · Civil War Near
I t •
Fighting Repo_rted Throughout Country
BONG KONG (tJPI) - B 1 a v 1
• I flebling in wb9t tJae ~ ee11ed
mar dvil war in Qllna bai ~
f r o m Mand\•nia ID Ult DGll1h to
Cbungking in tbe w..t Mad to South
Qdna. report& fJvm tbe """"'1and
aid today. HOlpilaJI In Waban were
reported tilled wltlt wounded. '
A proviodat rwdlo brold(!Ut from
Kweiyang aa1d Antl·Mao TIMung re-
l»ela had aUacbd &nQJ troops and
bombarded Maoilt bMdquarten in
Kweichow, OIM of GnlJ four provipc·
• where Mao'• .atbority bad been
reported secure.
The broack'eft fn>m tbe cap1ta1 of
the southwest China .. °'~ aa1d a
•mailer · scale version Of the revolt
at tti~ bii indultfi.a1 cit7 ol WUhan in
central Cllina b8d erupted at Kwel-
chow's lnatitute of TechooJoo.
Peking radio ditdoeed for the ftrst
time today blood bal been apilled in
the Wuhan fighting where m entire
military district wu nported in re-
volt against Mao. It said Red Guards
bad visited the wounded in bospit.als
there. Al many u 20,cm wen report.
ed JnvplVed ln the ftch*ill.
Tbe oftlcl.al Czec:bollowt D e W I
agency C'I'K reporW today from
Pekinl that bandl af booHpna
were attrktnc Red Gurdl tn Sban-
gtm, adm'I liarge.ft dtJ, u:d beat-
ing them up. rt called the dbturbenc-
ea a new clw •truul•.
CTK Aid abootiag bM been sqillg
ors for several days iD·OmnlkiDI, the
"wwtime · capital, up tbe Y anJbe Rl· ver from Wubea. The llCfJOC1 said one
"reacttooary organillllion" (a n ti·
Gov .. Reagan Enters Fight
To Modify Housing Bill
SACRAMENTO (,lJPJ) -Gov. Ron-Act. wbieh fartid Ndal dilcriJntllrt.
aid Reagan'• penonaJ lntervevtion Uoa ln much lease md sale of boal-
today added new bactinC to a boUy· ing in C'.allfornia.
contested bill to modify Oallfornla 's But the state Supreme Court rbJed
Back Pr~Uti.OD major open housing law without r~ the proposition violaW tbe U.S. CcJn..
~ pealing it. stitution and tbe U.S. Supreme Court
But it alto angered tome of bla agreed earlier Ulh year. Of Canm.chael, fellow Republloans amonc the 14 "Even thougti the courts ~ ruled
membera of the GOP who voted that Proposition 14 wu lmCIUD"titu-
againlt the bill when it cleared the tiooal." Reagan Mid. "tt ii clear
£1 _ u ed Aasembly Wedneaday. that the citir.em of OalilGrala dla-UJDgress rg 'lbe)' objected to tbe tmure o1. the agree wtib that opinion.
Republlam governor's top aides to '"lbe people believe, as I do, a.&
WASHIKGTON (tJPl)-A Gearlla notify them in advance that be would the~ Act mmt be dwnced
Democrat Thunday bltro4ucect a r.-voice public support of the meuure. Tbe Barus-Bagley A.et now Ware the
olutlon to place Con&nll cm ncard ''I'm very mtlCb diuppointed that state Senate will correct IGal8 cl the
ill favor of ~ Black ~ 'and lse otberw who toot Che po-. objectiom the dtileu cl tbla atate ~ Stokely ~ for lfldl. tfon by did wen not ~ be-have Co It."
tion. fore the eovernor made bis deciJlon,.. Reapn said tbe compromlle, draft,.
Rep. Maston O'Neal 98Id 1be former laid Aasemblyman Peter F. Seba--eel by Ailemblyman WUllam T. Baf-
natiooal chairman of the student Non-· barum (R-Covina), who unsucceu· ley (R-Siln Rafael), flD a repeel bill
violent Coordinating Coounittee was fully polbed for amendments 1hen authored by Senate leader Hugh M.
guilty of seditiou.s remarks ln anti-yoted against tbe bill. • BurnJ (D-Fresno), wu not perfect
American seiatements be made at a The govmJ«, recuPe:rating in a but called it a step in the rl&bt di-
ComlllUIUt meeting in Havana. Santa Monica bospU111 from surgery, rection.
Sen. Eugene McCarthy (D-Minn), ilsued a statement from his Sacra· "It will protect the rights of call·
aid Cannicbael's tirades against mento office to1idly backing legi.sla-fornia'• homeowners and at the ume
Plesident J~oo. Prime Mln1ster tion to modify the 19&3 Rumford Act. time will ma&e It clear that Cali·
Bllrold Wllloo of Britain and others "To do oottiing oo this subject fornians do not believe in or condone
'Tun far beyond the reasonable llm· would lMve ttae Rmnford Act on the bigotry or dlacrimlnatioo," the gov-
ltl of freedom of speech." ' law boob ol. Calif.omi.a -an action emor said.
Tbe State Department bas announc-which is obvioualy cout11ny to the During bll campalp for tbt gov·
ed it will cancel Carmichael'• J*IS-wishes of the electorate wbicb voted ernorabip, Reagan said be tnwed
por\ lf be returns to the U n I t e d oV«Wbelmingly in 1964 to repeal 1he outright repeal ol. the controvenial saaa., for unauthorized travel to a present law," Reagan said. law. He told newsmen earlier Ulla
OomnDtist nation. But the JUJtice The voten ill the 1164 geoerel elec· year, after be toot oftlce. lbat be
Dlpartment denied report& it p1an1 to tion approved by a 2-1 margin Pr~ would sign the repeal bill if it reacb-
proeecute -tPe Black Power mWtant. oeltion 14, nuWfying 1he 1963 Rumford eel bis desk. . ..:;...~~___;~~~___..;;~~~~~~~~~---'~ -~~~
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LANDING ftAO -Hellcopter from British aircraft
'carrier HMS Hennes lands troope a.od police on the
roof oi a 21-story bull~ ln Ho?S kong during
·raid on Ieftllt atron&!K>lda. "'Ibe building bouaes one
'·ot the larplt Communilt C!Uneee department stores
ln the oolony.
'.,Police in Hong Kong
.Sfruish Red Qiinrrers
HONG KONG (UPI) -
'?be BritiJb government to-
day sent 1,000 !Oldiers and
<!olonlal policemen led by
armed helicopters in a raid
cin four Communilt 1troog·
bolda. Other British trOOpll
f a c e d reinforced Oommu·
niJt Cll.inue army poaitioos
on their tense border.
The early morning ground
arid air raid uncovered a
clandestine bospital,, anm
caches, stores ot Commu·
nist literature and 12 SU&·
pected tem>rists.
Communist Ohinese bor·
dtt position& on tbe main·
land were strengthened late
Thunday Dilbt after a Qnn.
mwlilt mob twice croued
into Britiah territory at Lo-
wu ltation and stoned an im-
migration aifice. Brit.lib
t f 0 0 p I repulled tbe mob
with tear gu, goveuwent
spokesmen taicL
1be I~ raid on Hong Kong Wand ._ the
largest dilplay of Brttilb
military might in a cam·
paign aimed at breaking the
back of Communilt terror-
ism in the Crown Oolaay.
ruoting and a.abo*age have
increesed lharpl;f in recent
months a.a Communist eJe.
med.a pruMld a drive to
humble Brlthh authority.
Judy Garland, Luft
Facing $98,000 Suit
RIGBLANI), m. (UPI) -
A tnOl!r track llldll wtlll
wheat cotMed ~ with
I statiaD Wl&UD 'nnlndaJ ni&IJt oa U.S. 40 during a ratmtorm, killlnc an eight
members ol a Stillw*r,
Otia, family.
Nellis A. Brilcoe II, 41., bis
wife and ftve chi1drm died
when their ataticm wagon
bunt into flames. J~
One BrUcoe. I. a daugbter.
.. luvwn from the Weide
and died • abort time later
in st. Jolepb'1 Hospital in
Hlgltlllnd
NEW YORK (AP)-A ffd.
eral court attachment order
for almost $98,000 bas been
issued against singer Judy
Garland, Sid Luft, who is her
buslooas manager and for-
mer husband, and a corpor·
ation they control in a dis-
pute over television rights
Star Ending
Absence
From Stage
LOS ANGELES I APl-
Actress lnJ!rid Bergman
arrived late Thursday Crom
her Paris home to he-gin re·
hearsali; for a play that will
end her 21-years-absence
from the American stage
Mias Bergman is tX> ap.
pear in "More Bergman
Stately Mansions," by Eu·
gene O'Neill, Sept. 12 in the
new AbmanaOn Theater in
the Loi Angeles Music Cen·
t.er.
Mi11 Beriman's las1 u .s
stage appqrance was in
"Joan of LoI'l'9ine'' in 1946.
She was In Loli Angel~
eight years ago to preeent
an Academy Award and
she's appelf'ed on televillon
four times ln addJtton to
movies made abroad.
to "The Judy G a r land
Show."
Pathe Pictures Ille. ol>---
talned the order TbundaJ
from a federal judge.
The attachment charged
that Mias Garland, Luft and
Kingsrow Enterpriles Inc.
were "guilty jointly and RY·
erally of fraud''
The compWnt charpd
that fraud was commlited
in lndudq Pllbe to sign •
contract lut year for es-
clusive rights to distribute
28 filma of the .,,, to ....
viaion at.tiona in the United
states and Canada.
The driver al the 1btion wacan WU believed '° have been the mother', Margaret
J. Brilcoe. a. The other
c h I l d r e n were Kimberly
Anne, 12, Neilla ID, 8; Mi-
chele, I ; Dallielle, 3; and
Powell, 15 moaths.
1be Brilcoel w e r e en
raate to Pardue Ulivenity
in Lafayette, Ind., to at-
tend a meeting of the
American Imtitute of Co-
operatifts. Bri8coe was an
economist at Oklahoma
S&al2 University.
U.S. Has Outmatehed I
·Soviets Around Globe
LOHDON CUPI) -The lion of Soviet PoWtr, the u n t t • d St.ates hu out-So\'iet 1eadas now f I D d
tpatched the Soviet Union themselves at the cn>a-
in almolt every aspect of roads where neeesa and
izbmational politicf., ac· progress become increu-
cording to a survey publish-ingly hard to achieve and
ed by the lDltitute for Stra-well-established po s Won1
teg1 stadlea. begin to crumble. the atudy
The study said Rusia said. 1 will have to tan a bard The Soviet leaders may 1
look at he.f position u a well ban cOme to realize!
world power. that tbe country's lnt«na·
"She has been outniatdl-tional ltatuJ as a gre.t pow-'
ed by her great oppoo~ er ia more important than
(the United stltes) on al· her ideological leadenhlp
most 9very level of inter· in world communilm.
national politics. be it in "Communism bas 1 o n I
terms of economic, mill· ceased to be a unifying el.t-
t.aty, poltieaJ or scientific meat and Communist IOIJ.
influence." clarity ha11 '1ecome more of
The t.tudy al$O · prtdicted · a ·buJ'den ttfa.b ·an asset in
that in relation to Commu-international politic.,'' tbe
msl China, ~ Soviet Union· study said: ·
will lose moTe than the Turning to France, l h
United St.ales -once· Oliaa · study said.. tbat her idea of
has e9tablished herself M a making lleT nuclear force
great power in her ewn an instrument for tbe l'eor-
right. ganization of F.uropean se-
"Militarily speaking. an curity "can hardly be taken
emerging China will be a l«iously.
threat to the Soviet Union "France'• nuclear statu.
long before she oan credibly in the l970a b ll.kely to de-
threateo the United Stata," cl.lne tn relation to that of
it said. the superpo'l"ers and, ~ a
In thP competition w I t b oon.sequence her credibility
both the United States and as an alternative nuclear
Chinia. time seemg to be guarantor to the United
running against the Soviet Slates will d1JT1imsh unless
1 'mon, accordini? to thf' sbe joins forces with Bri·
i.tudy tain. f'ilher bilaterally or m
Af!('r r1vr '1ecack>i; of al-a wider European Cramr
most unmtl'rrupted l'xpan-work."
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$12.88 Yaluel
Mattel Thing Maker
l'!'U•~ome lb.I..., l'rla'hten wit.II • Vall• all tmdl ol fl1111ltul tilutl· •933
l>loodohot •1• Mir>-ahru.nk•D bud a
$24.91 Yaluel Sidewalk
GolclenCollraBlke
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~f Y..'" • 4"11 tr~4w .... the DAILY Plim's f ...... .,.... .
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..... $1.17
Hoe • :2~ S1.67
l•t· 2'c to 91c ea . .... 99t lwlll'•
.. 11 ... u.1t1
PlantFootl
111 lelectlon
Rlcle·Away @ ":' C 77'
Talb u~d rldelf SeeOCI .. Ill&-t5•• · ~~~C:--.t :&!~ ;i~ •. 6~ • .,.,. a • ...... aa. aol.llld I to 11.Tl.. llt71 ... •• I D rL matu'i&la
Regular $8.88
Carro• Board
'6·'
t $6.99 Yaluel 19 Inch
Thlntee DOii
Boramu'• Ut .. Js• baby ~oil-ft. lltellb. fully Joln~d. Dr1nlul1.. ... u ! DruHd Ilk• real baby. "ootad
balr '4'6
$6.98 Yaluel 20 Inch
Softee Baity
BallJ doU Willi ltOft, 111411kt llodJ. ale91Jlns sla..ulne eye•. rooted hall'. Tilt ber and 1he cr1eJ. "llama" r roem tilled. s5••
$4.98 Value! Honman
1311 Pip Squeak Dolls·
P'ull1 Jolll1~ cullu In Ylo1l pJaatlc. SqlW!U dolla' arm• and lhef ··1qu.•ll •" 1"1niln1 head•. root9d t11r,. eyM wltlt luht!I. 13••
~ 6 plorer Cllo•• •
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$13.aR~on
''260'1 llMlrlc .
Sllaver
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$1.69 Pla1tlc
TV"oor '
Cu1hlom
87 UM 1llalt.w .t "'9-
-1 Jl&luce4 ---
wttll adW attpep& ••rutar .r "* ..__
at •Yt ....
Men's Knit
Turtle Neck
Shirts
sr~
lliort •l•t•• ~bed cottoa ..... ta wtth 2" ~ tle udl to _,.
Wider alllrU. JllMi. 'whit&. eolore --a;; M·L.
69c ea. Pound lat
Miiie Chocolate •••••••
Re9ular S12.tl
13 Inch Trike•
Magnus
Electrlc Of'9Cln
Qr'f:~~
$10 88
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·~ame. e4•
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• 1 tie Nylon
' I front • •m1-pn•u· *·• 1 1 r,,1 A
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· Pla1 r •a I mu11c IA 80 ~Dela.Sam« .i .. orot ... •lonal key·
boarcll u ran1ola )f••· nu1 nr:.K•n• Mo~hl 391.
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$1.98 Eastman
Koclachrome 11
Movie Pll111
.. l'br1tt7 $168
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Are you a prisoner in a-Medieval Kitchen?
lMcha~_ycuself. Modernize with a flameless electric range .
.
Wbmdr111Pm.,4-1~wae
in qae, WCllDID didn't llate llllll:b ... in the
waybydidtbefmalycmciuw. '111eonlywayto
beat and cook food .. with. hot, IOQty open
ftame. Many a maideD la m.tre. married her
kniahtonl.Jto beom• a wife in ctiltr&11 in a stu.fty
dmwaan of a kill:bm.
Today tbinp an cliffarent .• ·• fo~ 10me
wamen. Bat it'• ilit'4 iitW how may women are
.till pattins up with the cuow: ry heat and
the cnwfant auhbins md w..t.ini ol kitchen
wan. and ceifuwa.
A flam.,_mmcllOll9 brinpany kitdlen
up-to-date imt1ntly. Eledzic oookinc it oomfort-
..
able. becauae electricity heat.a the food. not the
cook. Your kit.chen will be much cooler. Electric-
ity is the c1een way tn rook, t.oo. The range stays
cleaner and ao does the rest of the kikhen.
Electric ranpe oler you the wizardry of
automatic featurea. Self cleaning ovens, for
inltanoe. Perfect temperature controL "Set it
ad forget it" cxmvenienc:e.
Don't you delerve a cootmlporary kitchen?
See your electric appliancl daaler and aomodem
with a tamei-electric ranp.
s;;IF Southern California Edison•--•
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Ar01 Cut· Off
peydledelic ct.
Carter'• girlfriend, Pba.d-
ra McOaud, 18, told impec·
ton the lut tlJne she uw
him waa two days ago. At
tbe time, she said, be bad
P,000 in cub.
Squeezing into
a tiny import?
for
about
DAIL y PlUJ1 I
Fire Chief Praises
Watts Crash Pilot
LOS ANGBLl:S (AP) - A
fire d6cla1 ~ tbe quiet actlOn fl a wbo wu
~ wblD mWl plane CHlhed into the roof of a
WaUI ..-tment may have in.,..._. a -.Jor ftre.
.,._ Qlltl W.W. Jobmton
takl' de Pifot and owner of
tbe lbudi eaitne plee, Wil-
liam IL .~ ot North HollJ'weod apparently abut
otf the limticla and fuel., .. tam of ·fbe plaAe before be
WU tilled in tbe Tbuflday
~Aid fD crperat-
lnl lpltlOo ~ U.e ignit-
ecf ltie gt ,cauatq a large
fire at tbe .1«daa Dowm
Women Given
Overtime OK
SACRAMENTO CUPI>-
Tbe leD8te bu vottd to pve women I chance to
earn time and ooe-baJf over-
time wacea.
By a vote of 22-1, tbe up-
per houae 'lbunday peued
lep!atiOD permittin& WOCD·
en to work mare than eltbt
boun .t day, provided they
.tn paid overtime.
'Ibe meuure, by A.IMJll·
blyman Bob Maretti (D-Van
Nuy1) allows women to
work up to 10 boun a dl1
end 58 boun a week. 'Ibe
bill WU returned to tbe M-aemblJ far appro.al of S..
ate..-xtmnt..
boullnr projllet In Soldb-
cmdral lAll AapS.. F oar
tire mdt. appeared at ....
ICeD8 but tbe one small
blau "PCJl'ted ... put ..t :
be.fore their arrival.
The WIN of the ~
the poUce uJd. WU ~ lleved to be tbe breatina oft
of a wtni wMe tbe atrcratt
WU in m,bt. The plane flnr
almolt. ~ down lnte
the roof ol an Ea.at t'7tb street twHtory .,...
occupied by four perlOlll.
Tbe w1q of the alrcratt ... '
found three blocU from tall • c:ruh acene.
The impact d r o ••.
tbe plme into tbe lecoGd
floor apartment and~: WartU WU burled
the floor into tbe lower $
Altbougb none Of tbe oo-,
panta in the buUding w a a
hurt. one paaerbJ, a ncl':
dent of a nearby buiJdl.n&; -:
•• believed to have beea llilO>tly iDjured. ., ~
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fiii)HUNTINGTON-
~jv ALLEY BANK
We'i'e Moving •••
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Newport Beach
(in Corona del Mar)
Will hold Church and Sunday School Semces
at 10:00 A.M. Com11encing Aapst 6, 19&7 •••
in the Corona del Mar Elementary School
' &10 Car1ation Awenue
(Child care will be provided)
----------·------------------Wedne.day Evening Meetings •I ·
B:OO P.M. a)ao at •me location
. • • I • Ip ...
lee your Ford Dealer for!!!! low price!
SAYE llOW C11 All FORDS, t«ISTANGS, FAIRLAllS, FALCONS, OD THUllOEIBIRDSI
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Mesa Couple
'Adopt' Girl
In Ecuador
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Oolta Mela'• mwest ''dt.-
ben'' ts &-year~ld Blanca
Ftgueroa -an e-,.-~ld
lirl who standa on1)' J feet.
10 ~. •tlaba • pounds,
and llvea ta GUlly~uU.
Ecuador.
It 'g a dl.tf1cult e:ristenCI
for the trtendl1 little flrlt
grader with the stralOt
black hair and Jar1e brown
eyes: there are nine ta her
family, rancini down to J.8.
month-old baby brother Ed-
ison.
Her parenb 'fGfk. for •
averqt iDcomt of to
m~. 1blf Im la • alum room and tbetr one
dail)' meal la a I01lp1 mix·
ture of rice, veptUlea and
occasiooall1 • meet bone.
But now all this ls going
to change for Blmca -and
her kin.
She bu ncendy b • • n "adopted" by Steve and
Jul.a Chriatman of 81 Tay.
Jor Way, CA>sta M • 1 a,
through the Foster Panmta'
Pl.an, Inc., 352 Park A venue
South, New York City.
The organhatlon po(nt.I
out that th• "actoptlon" 11
fma.nci&l, oot lepl, and
costa '15 monthly far a
minimum of oae year.
Campen Pick
New Officen
Tbirfty Campen Club of
Huntington Beach hu •~
ed Al Murphy u prelident.
0 t b e r olftcer1 fDclod9
Glen Butler, vice preaf·
dent; Madeleine Abr&m.J,
secretary; Erin Fox, ~
urer, and Alex Abram1, pub-
licity.
Nert meeting for the
campen will be at the
Peek's Terrace Room on
Aug. 26. Next campout Is
scheduled for Lake Wohl-
ford Saturday.
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Accredited
NOW ••• THE GREEN HA YEN NURSERY INYE~:MUST 81 DRASTICA~LY REDUCED AT ALL
LOCATIONS-AT ALL-4.QSTS. THIS IS AN U-ICEDINTED SACilFICI CLOSl-OUT OF THOU~
SANDSOFSHRUl~~TROPICALS, OF IVllJ:'SIZI AND VARIETY• WE'MUST MOYE JHIS
PRIME qpALITY $IOCk DUllNG THIS Sl!ICJACU~R 10 DAY SAU; DING YOUR TRUCK OI
TRAILER AND SAQ:Q ;,NIYD IEFORL . , , Tb 1 AMl>etm General HOIPitll U. neelftd a lim-
ultaneool three -year ac-
c:redltatlon from the Ameri-
can College ti. Pbylldaml
the American ~ Ol
Surgeom, t be Amcrkan
Medical Aaodation and the Amert~ H~ Auocla· \
ti.on. G. Robert Biz, admin·
btratm', •nooaced today.
'!"'-accredltation la nec-
uwy fer • bolpital to par-
=~ tn Medlcm-e, be
"It 11 nn for a relatiwly
9'r ml praprietarJ bospi·
tal to receive three-year ac-
credltation on ttl ln1tial 1ur·
v~," Bis .ided. "We are
proud ti. IUdl m endan6-
ment of the ter'Vices we
ofter Oru&• County resi-
dents."
Temple Slates
;f alk by Pastor
"The Land ol the Noble
Ffte" 11 1be subject of •
palptt addrell to be liNl
at 8:30 p.m. today ta ~
pie Beth Sholom cl Ora.Die
County, ToitiD .t Falrbff.
en, Santa Ana.
'Ibe Rev. Fred Neldrln&·
ha.111, J*for ol .. F l r I t
Congregational Om:rdl "' Santa Ana will be the lpMk·
er. Rabbi JOlepb XaBr, tem-
ple educat« and C an t o r
Dmd Bo-Ventnl will otfi.
eLata.
Beach Man
Geu Diploma
Peter Stoll. IOD ti. Hunt-
taaton BMch rteklenta Mr.
ud Mn. Wl1l1am C. Stoll,
wu graduated from UCLA
bl ceremonies held ID IAI
An&eles, Wednuday.
Stoll, wbo received • bach-
elor of arts degree, alto re-
ceived a commilalon a1 a
2nd lieutenant in the U .s.
Army Carpi of Eqlneen.
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OHi •AU.ON
LANDSC'APE
SPECIALS
DWAD PITD PAN 37 Lily of The Nile C
47c LUSH ..... LIAJl 1..Jt YAl.m
SNOW-BALL BUSH
" MAlrf _. PAST MOWIM• 57 Y elow Flowerint Acacia c
VARii'G~TLGERiAN IVY 6 7c
POfULAa UMDSC*PI T9B
ALLEPO PINES
NAllATIC llOI ~DIN OI CONTAINll
DRAGON PALMS
TALL MOWIH _. •UC:OUL e b"9 L..fte
MEXICAN FAN PALM
47c
47c
57c
YOUl CHOICE Of MANY STANDARD
VARllTllS. MANY IN IUD AND ILOOM
SPICJAL SAU ON
PATINT
ROSES
'=te:t-::
Selection 181 Valuee to
$4.95 Mo
tM Olll •AL CONTAINDS
SUMMER "QUANTITY CLEARANCE" SPECIAL
· GIANT SHADE TREES
• EXTRA LARGE EVERGREEN ASH
Standing Up to 10 Ft. TIMM AN $12.00 V1IU11
• TOP 9UALITY EVERGREEN a.MS
Extra urge Head1 e Tall Size In S Gal. Cant
TIMM unbell•vabl• bargtlns plu1 many other VJlrMtf ..
of fat trowing decldious tr ....
ca.osa-ovr PllCI All ~ One Spectacular Price
FRUIT
TREES ........,,.....,.., ...., ..... . .,..... .... _ .............. ... ....,
4.95
Your • Value. ~189
' BEDDING PLANT
SALi STAITS TODAY AUG. 4TH
THiii AU ONLY A flW OP THI MANY SPI·
CIALS DURING THIS ''SALE OF SALIS.'1
SPEaACULAR SAVINGS
Our entire stock of thete
luth, Wooml"' beeuta...
Upr~ a~ haftllng M.
bt wari.tfel. .-tant MW
and uve.
149
YAWD
!.UALITY UUCTION-Uc YALUD 7c fLOWER _. VEG. SEEDS r1•.
'r DIAl!ilml • lqUAU • HOA.ON
STEPPING STONES
11'10Ne WITH IWTIC WllST IAND
GARDEN GLOVES
MANY POfULAI vu1ma
TOMATO PLANTS
HAMAnc COLOI ACCINT
ROCK llOSE
lllllUA1 LANDSCAll ACCINT
SILVER BUSH
24t
TJCP*
1~,.,
47t.
47t.
Pi0SriAii1uNIPER 67t.
SPECIMEN CLEARANCE
HUNORIDS OF ·GIANT SIZE TREES NOW
AT SACRIFICE PRICES. SUPERB QUALITY e PINIS e PALMS e EUCALYPTUS
MANY OTHER 20 60% 0 VARllTIES to 00 FF
...... 1" .........
67~
2n
KOCM·FM Your chol~ of hundr.ds
of theM beeutlful, lush
1...-n plants. ~ny nrl·
etl• and colo". Plant
now for fentastfc fall
bleom.
c
Stock Up Now
Fiii your gtrd•n at
thit "Once In 1 lit.
ti mt" Mvi rtf.
311
I UOTIP'IJI. lllUllC &a. DAT •• ,
IUVDIQ OIAJtGll: COWTT
149
YALUD
Twrsiio ·jLuNiPiis00
VALUI i~!.
MoNKEYPUziLi'iitlEs 287
i:A°i6.EN iluLBCiiiTREis' 3a1
MULT1.f'UNTID lnC1MINS IN I •AL CANS
BIRD of PARADISE 287 Don't Mht Th•st Tremendou1
"Ove"tocked Speclals"
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LOCATIONS .
2123 Newport llvd. Co,t1 Meta
' c.._, a Vll'Wtl1
12031 h•ch llvd. Cat Chapmtn) Stanton ltnwtwn ,_., ,._.,...., '9U551
11801 Harbor llvcl. Garden G,.... & Anah.lm ~774
Cl .... OtsM?l-1
10 BIG DAYS-AUG. 4th thru 13th -LOOK FOR THE HUNDREDS OF "RED TAG" SPECIALS!
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· PACIFIC
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M•MOCIAL ~AllC
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The Grandest
Mall of All is ...
ALL INDOORS and
seventy two degrees
constantly I
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loath Coast 'Plaza '
' ·1011 : . •• . ACT
TOIAY!
SILE
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Yes,
Only ••.
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NOW SINGLE STORY
and two storyl
WILL SECURE
YOUR NEW
HOME TODAY!
i&ME....-Fun ·
·SECURES Y.O.UR NEW MONTICELLO HOME
YOU COUWNT FIND A BEITER LOCATION!
Mi1udlu /rorn ~ ~. 'Ute.t Ployrround.t t
1. HAllOI SMOff INO CINTEll
\lMU
1 OIAMOI COAST COWGI
llMU
J. sount8H CAUJ. COUIGE
4. CIVIC cuan ...... MIU
I COSTA ,_. HIGH SCHOOL
\l MIU
I ' 4 PUIUC Gotl COURSE
· • MHOLIS ... ~ MILi
1. · IAllOA, NIWPOlT UY
AND llACH ..• 3 MILIS
I. SOUTH COAST Pl.Ali ... SEl\lS,
MAY CO. & 70 MALL SHOPS t . llVINI UNIVHSrTY
t Milts
CALL 546-1211
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEIK 'TD. DAllC
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Mortgage Coriij,any
"' . Formed in Laguna
'fl
Murray and Speik snd Co.
• Orm whldl wm be a cll-rect lMl'tpae loQ re~
tan. Ofllees are Joc•t.ed at ,, ........ ,, "'U.:C. s:u W. OlllD.moaftalth A..... r
FuD.aicil. 1entative for a number of ----------•
IDltitutienal lnveston, b a I
bffD farmed witb the an-
nounced pcrtnenhlp " J. W;ay Mmr11 and Robert
L. Spelt. ,
Both Murray and Speik
art aperieDced In ttae _Atld.,
MurTay ba.tn& m•fntitioed
Ida on ftrm alnce • MUl'T1lt Jlort&al• Co., al
Speik h&viq been MIN ..
ol tbe Ormce OomltJ ~
Pl• Joa depcrtmalt GI
OoldweU Banker and ~
and alto bavlnl opeh$.ld
a dmllar boainea the plilt
.,ear.
Murray, who lives in Em-
erald Bay. Laguna Beach, .
alao owns and operates Mur·
ray Escrow Corp.
Tbe new firm la an u-
aodate member of the La-
pna Beach Board of Real·
CONTRACT MANAGER
H•rry C. ThornWry
I See By Today's
Want Ads
• ~nll fuctn.:i•1r.: Items
for HOl'W Lo\ rr. . • a
sharp EnglJJh l1irnphla
Saddle and an old r._tiJoo.
ed barn sa1't II 11 &QOd
h«w hay•
e A Udo bit' pa1t· • 'lf ....
ln& A laree I rA11 pan.•
down l&mp amr"1< fJther
tntf'fHtini lte ni I
• Oh bof! Here·1 ~ •thfllc.
I Mt a Jot ot ,.. 0 are
looking for a ~ 1r 11 fOr
n'Tll!
e If you rr npl'mr.
olhl'f' I~ whi'1 •
p1C'k up An f'.11r1 ''
t. rh81r for ft m• ,
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AC~SS
l Mor1teous
shrub
5 Fuel
9 Lllhf
14 Stale
15 •SIMllll
lb Kind of
eclipse
l7 Kind of
service
19 • Biii
20 Cutting tool
21 Otntl,ts'
group: Alt> r.
23 Incline to
one side
24 Observt
25 Kllotk
27 Lapses
29 Cod ind
Sablt :n Sysltrn of
moral
print Ip I es
~ Saying
noltllng 37 Irish county
39 Anglo-Saxon
1110ney of
account
40 Modified
orvan1s111
41 Tennis
urnplre's
decision
42 Sailor's pride and joy
O Part of
the body
44 Civet's
rel1tlve
45 Pen1n5ul1
on tilt St.
Lawrence
46 U lltf aoaln
48 Go bad
50 Playful trlcJt
52 See 48
Across
53 Fool
56 Isn't able
58 ·Jones
60 Gruslmid 62 • • in the hand: 2 words
64 V•ltly of
1111"1 etltt
..6 Martinique vol(ano 10 City In
f,7 Russ Ian Ontano
city 11 Cuts
68 Us111g sc>• ch 12 Country
6' Period of of Asia
inutivlty lJ F .. «ly
70 Put trust In fo11111rty
71 9tackbird 111 Jeweler's
(Var) uni I
DOWN
1l Not asleep
26 Nut
28 Noun 1 Speed suffix
2 Each 29 Pollet
) Hand-to-tiancl dep1111unt:
fl !tit Abbr.
4 • school lO Swung 5 Short out ward
yersion of 32 Procllce of
69 Across the ground
6 Orltnlal sash )) Glut
7 Mr. Ed150n 34 Wrench away
8 English city with force
9 U.S. 35 F1n1 unit polltlcal 36 8111 tower
party: Abbr. 38 Modify
114167
41 Sttono-
s.tllinf
4 2 Arlhurl an
Roma nce characttt
44 Wtapon:
Sli111g
45 A.merit.an
R1volullOt1ary .....,....,._ ·-:
gen1r1I 47 M.,u lie•
49 AttractiY'
51 Dye
53 Honor
54 Locating dtv1ce
55 Grow in bulk
56 Mortarbo lllds
57 Biblical
n&llt
59 OeterlortlM
ftl Minuit
qu1111ily
63 Otparllll9lt:
Abbr.
65 Slate: Abbr.
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Boosters of Laguna'• Feetival ol Opera wit la Leisure World clubhouse to ~ to bear tenor Rlcbard Dastrup phview the seuoo achectuled to beai.n Aug.
! 25 in Irvine Bowl About 250 attended. From left to right are Robert Carithers, ' ' J>resideot of Leisure World Foundation and Festival of Open board; County
Supervsior and Mrs. Alton Allen, and opera di.rector Eugene Obei:.
OCC Chief
I
To Attend
· Conference
Fountain Valley city coun-
cilmen toot 8Ctlon u note4
at tbeir reguJ.w ~
Tuesday:
Dr. Norman E. Watlon, ._._~ ,,.,,,.,,.... ...
.. -..i .. .._ ......... t ol tne Or· _ ......... ...,. .... " .. ' ........... ~..... ..... ~ hit Oii c.. .....,. ... -Cout Junior Colle(e ......, . ..,, .... •-. ...,., i. -w .,,..,.,....., a....... ~ c.... • District, will bud a •ix· ..,... .-"' ui.c •-..... -tfAH ... ~llr9' ..... member Orange County del-1n11 u .. ._ on eo.. ~ .... •"" did ~. sttwt ~·,..•w-111 .._. • egation to the 11th annual rio11e ""-"t. rr.c.t ma. -.-
South Calif Ind···~ ol Melflelle ,,,... ...... ..,.._ fll ern orrua .......-eu11 "--..,. _, ,.. try-E41ucation Council Con· c11k ConlbnlnMN tnc. • ..., aw. •
• f .. -...... o ....... ing Aug. 16 at •rookllun1 strwet. 1.4Sl ,... _.. fl ,... ....... ~ !"""' Tet-.r1 A-wotw tntlrft. -Lake A!Towhead. •Y•IWn. •IT'oot llllltlnt --... ......
nf ..... d>MIW. The fOur-day co erence, •-•·••••...,. _ ~.,,.. restricted to 100 prominent --bond. v.. V•"-nce JI.
educators and induatrialista, =-ws~ :::.. :.~.~
will center on the topic, ,. "'-·
"Education's Challenge to m!t-: = it.,,~•::
lndUJtry." ~ MnlWdtl, "'°"' Md 111g1twey
.... -. """"-' ~ .. F1gueroe Accompanyine W a t s o n s1net ..... L.atwNnn "-' ~ --'" -.,._.,_~,-N Laird .... C.lltonoie Eclllon c... -· WW U.: J" ICU"-'UI • • for 11o1>c1 IOU,.,.... l ..... rd A-.
president ol the Board of 1• -... , ., t11e ..i ""' °' ..,._,_.ees ,J .... F··"·rt.on 111e Edi-. _, .. Trlld S1D1 ~ 1 ~ Vl UIC WD: t._ s.ftell & McAd...,, -lw
Jumor College District; Dr. ""'ed9t "'• n. .... £ec11o1 '""' Fair· Names d t 1 '""" kll 01 ... F-V ID C....io< Robert Moore, pres1 en 01 ,,._, ,,..,. ,_,."' venrr ~
Orange Coast College, and ~~~;. "": ~r'tr:':
Dr Robert Peterson. super· Te•boft •-_,.. ..s. -· ,,..... T. A _ •
_ in~ent of Or~ge County ~=.,s··~, °' =~';1-:;,~:-4Q&p,1:«.s!S ~ls. .. -~:D ..... =-~::.-.
Also attending will be ~ ,,.., ,_, 1or ~ John W. Burgess, Coat.a
•• , .. e Welds public rela· ·-111 LA c.111e ,,._ '""" Mesa and Fred 0 ·-h Sr nu.a I ~St.-·-..... act..... I &Wiit ., tions administrator f 0 r ...,.,, '"""'""'*" c.. South Laguna, were amonc
Hughes Aircraft Co. in Ful· or-----~ the top winners in the Fine
lerton. and Dr. Charles Wil-:.Z,-.:""' _,"";" ,..c1z.,: Arts Division ol tile Onn1e
son superintendent of the 1a1n v .. ~. ....-irw tor ~•ry County Fair ·. Dl..._.ct. dr•!Moe "' Huntl ...... ll..cll "-. Juruor College 11u 1 ,,_. 01str1ct m:i .,. "° ~ i. i:-Burgeu woo for water
._.., v.u • .,. colon and Raab for mod-s-. s....... -l>#prllNM .. ' ~ .. "'"' .....,.... o»-em art. Burgeaa also won Club Honored ==' -~~i !~ ~~i. ~.r:; the jdudge'a choice ol abow
111a11 '-"' i.111. aw ar .
The Exchange Club of
Newport Harbor has won a
"Big E" award from the
National Exchange C 1 u b,
meeting in its 49th annual
~onveotion in Florida, for
tt.s efficiency, expansion and
. educational programs dur·
. ing the year ended June 30.
FINAL
SALE
DAYS
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
AUGUST 3-4-5
LOOI PO• ou•
51 TABLE!
WfTH LOTS & LOTS
Of C.OODIUI I I
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Store Houri:
9:30 to 6:00
Fri. Tiii 9:00
College
Center
2750 Ha~r Blvd.
c..taM9N
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~ ~ -AOol*d.,. .,. Other winners incblded:
1MCY on11-1.w> rs1•0111'"' 111e Ne..-... 8.... "~-~ fl -... ,ell mud be .. l"". De \;II -..,.. ~-... , ..... w prGplr1"t tu tor ttle FWfto Richard, s. Clay Campbell.
1e111 v .. i., L""9"'8 01atr1ct .., fllc:8I He'-B lling Lu...a..1 1"7"'-.,. ......... ., ~ .,._ .l'Cu e er, vi.u'la
-,.._, ..ni. "-tu "19 .., Hou.ton
Ille dllfl'lct. r~ta. Me·--E-A.... E. S-........ 1• ..,_ -\.N9 .....-\Hir-V ~"' -~ ..-. John90n, Phyllis A. Biel. G. ::" ~~ ".;._ w:= Ti::= E. Jean Hall. Margery John-
• POlnt .._ ,., -• Te..,.. soo, Marcella Stanley, Jud-,,._ ,. -l,Zlt -IOll1ll al
si.iw "-iw Trect iM. itb A. Herring, Horace Wal·
Md ,._ ·--"'"°''""' wtffl la-... bid .., .........,_,_, ...,_.,_. ......
,,...,, /1.. H. -...,. Trect ""' Huntington Beach -Mar·
__._ z.-'---,..,.,,.., jorfe Zander, Durlln Keller, :"": =. ':Clfl'::.....,.,~ Jack R. Kabo.
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. Jf•snberi fl ea.ta lltla Wotnea'• Club wtll wwer the call of ~ Ati07 and hcberl A~· u they 1auncb IDOther rear with a ~19bin· proj«t. 'I
Jalt ra,bt fw a bot ••M' daY ii dle cool, refresbJq lunch«lo
• menu -all lal8dl 1-and fllbiODI illo will felture the U&ht, bWowy
loot. • I . ,
· Secun, for tbt bllMllt .nl be tbe clubboule at 810 W. 18th St.,
and fati.w• wl11 _. 'llDder WK!. at GOOD Friday, Aua. 18. Eneembles
wOJ tie from '(.;ene't Smart SllOpe, Oleta Meaa and Rini's of Newport
lladL
. CQIDJDeDtlnl aboat tbi dellpl wUl be Mrs. WUllam P'. Kermode,
and nmmequ.lDI wlJkine the ftDlP wUl be the Mm•. Kermit Chriatmao,
Jim Carran; ld1th Bey, GenJd O'B6lrn.i.. A L. Pintl'!t ':· .. ~ Wads·
wo.th; Jani~ mem....,, ~ RidWd oarrett, Mn. \iel'Ul Dickman ' a llnl. ROnrd lfJtdMJI.' aed· feel) fllhlona by Cyndi Wadlworth,
~ al lie pnstdeet, lln. W'41wcrth.
· ~ of the· e•eflt ii lln. Ralph Littlefield, who bu an·
nounced ~ ol'tb& abow u well u proc:eedl from all nys and
meam projectl are ctven in teecbtng and nunlng scholarships to de-terrint ~enta. • . (
, Luncbeon waltreuea wU1 be membere of JETS, teen4gers from
.the ~ A.Na Glrla Club, while other girls club members will furn·
ilh potters encl tabfe decoratloas .
Rou.ndtn1 out the day will. be an 'afternoon ol card gamea and
the awarding of d:oor' prlrea donat.d by area mercbanta.
Ticket c.ba1nnan ii Mrs. Dan McCarty and reterV'ationa are being
taken by the Mme.. Uoyd Robtnaon, 84U914; Robert Burke, 54~ 7554;
Ralph Littlefield, 8.f&.3803, and Katherine Wadsworth, 540-4486.
~ the flrst board meettng of.the year in the home of the
pnsident, detalla of the recent opening of the Lane Bryant store ha Soutlb Cout P1ua were oatltned by the Meow Health Section members
who served u boete.es and models.
New boet'd members introduced .. were the Mmea. Karl Jordan,
COlnlpODding eecretsy; UttlefieldJ third vice praident and ways and
means chairman, and Stan Garlana, JunJor club president
~nd term oatoen are Mn. Wadsworth and the Mmes. Charle!
Stanley and Beas Jollmon, fint and second vice president; Hay, rerord-Jne secretary; Eva Moore, treasurer; 1. P. Pulfinbarger, parliamentarian;
ll E. Wolfrom. rentals chairm.an; Robert McKenna, memberlhip cbair-
mn; Robert Burke, home chairman, and Cbristmen, coordinator.
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141a Cyndi W~\. a .. mo.tel. With '-are her mother,
Jin. '· Lee W~rii9ident (center) and Mrs Katherine W..._th. cO<hairman Ol;W'lye -1 means. IE.A ANDERSON. Editor
Auction ·Action
Bids Auxiliary
'Ibey'll arrive Laden with blaketa and boxes filled
with dellcioUJ goodies. They'll leave with empty ann,.,
•.. and full punec. .
''They" are memben of the Afftti.enWCbl'pter, Au·
iliary of Hoag Memorial HOlpital, Presbyterian, wbO
will auction their prettieit butets for charity at a patio
party Sunday, Aug. 13, at 4 p.m.
Hosting the annual 1U1Dmer party for members aad
husband6 will be Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walsh of West·
cliff.
Besides the bidding for and the surprises of the
box lunches, the aay fund-Nising affair will have shaf.
fleboard met table teruUa &91ilable ~r th~ who wish
to indblgt,
Assisdng"Mrs. Wabh with party details will be Mn.
Douglas Newbury, Mrs. Jack PUtulbin and Mrs. Albert
Skinner. 1
?ttn· Jamee Walsworth, Affllianb ch~man who is .
serving Iler NCOlld term, emphasized th•t the-box soclat
is one of many even ta conducted to '1\lppOrt Hoae Bo.
pital.
List J'ftl"• CM&tltanding eftoda 1'ttted $538 for the
bulldlnc tuncl IDd • for the purc:bue of ''ReeUICt. Anne," a life-t.bed 0d01l" Wied u a te9cbing aid for r•
stlldtation and heart U.tment tmtruction. ·
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'w , 1 I " GOlf9. GOJNe, GONE -Practicing the-·lldl tor bidders are
m1111ben ol Attlliallta Chapter, Aux1hary ofHoei Memorial Hos-ett:AI. ~byterian. who will auction thelr -lUD<:bes Aug. 13.
PrepariDI fOf' the annual summer event are Mrs. M;iurice Walsh,
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who will open be!' pttio for the fund-raisers; Mn. James H. Wals-
worth, chapter chmman, and Mrs. Don Adkinlon, oorrespooding
secretiary Oeft to right).
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TeChniciah Saw ,Through Situation, Avoided Humiliation
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DEAR ANN LANDERS~ I am an
X-ray technician ln a hospital. This
momlng a man wu brought up for
X·raya. He wu weart.ng a bathrobe.
When I aaked him to remove his
robe I uaumed be bad 10metbJ.nt on
under the robe (mOlt men do). I dis·
covered, too late, that I wu miataken.
After my initial ltU'Pl'ile I com·
posed myself and decided to tgnore
the 1ltuatfon and proceed u usual.
Later that afternoon I WU telling
two other girls In the dep.mnent
what had happened. I thought I had
dealt wtth the situation well. They
said I dJd the wrong thing -that
I should have teld the patient to go
back to the dressing room and put
on his aborts. It developed lnto qaite
an ar;ument and the atria bec&Dle
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ANN LANDERS ~
upeet with me. I am ao unstrung
about their bitter criUclam that l
decided to write for your common
sente optnJon. -SUZANNE
DEAR SUZANNE: TM best ap-
pna~ la tile 011e wlddl caues tM
padeat a naJalmam ., embarru.
mHt.
Sendt•f tbe man bad: te put on
hJ1 tt.ortt wtalcl baYe bmlllated the
poor fellow. Yta coped wt~ t.M lltu-
tloe tdmlnb'1 I.al I lalae , ...
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am in
my eo.., My ~ fl a ft• years
younpr. We ·ban been married 40
years. M;y wtte lbas De'fet been em·
ployed outaJde the bomt whlcb wa~
all rt&bt wlth me. She raised a n1cr
family and I never asked ~r to takt•
a paylnl job.
Now that I am aetttng on in yrar~ 1 feel my enero ubtac. I want to
retire when l f>lcome tllllbJe but my
wile 11. acllnlt tu
NJ Income will be somewhat less
lf I retire, but we could manage on
lt. I am beginning to resent my wife
becatlle lbe seems more Interested In
the pa,ycbeck than In my health.
Pleue tell me what you think. -NO
IDENTIFICATION
l>BAa NO l.D.: Pubap1 1oar
wtfe'1 '~ •u aotblDI to do
wtdt ... ,.,.caiea. Maybe abe la con-
~ ~ wut rdirement might
do It JM emo&lonally. Tt ao111e men ,
retirtmeat mean boredom and un-
ltapplMn, particularly If they ban
Mt .......-a)tead on u1etDI ways to
~ tMlr tlme. But If you want !t i:tUre. you ltave earuf'CI Ult rtpt .. -..
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Pl~ be
my mother substitute for a moment.
Mom Is so unfair. She just told me
she doesn't care about me. 1 know
she doesn't mean It. but she said it.
I am 17 and not allowed to go
anywhere except to school-related ac-
tivities and to church. My friends
can go bowllng, swimming, stattn1,
to the movies and out on dates. But
not me Why doesn't my mother trust
me? I am a &ood student and have
never done anything that would make
her question my morals. Pleaae tell
me bow I can get some freedom so
tile will be bearable. -AN ONLY
ONE
DEAR ONLY ONE: If 7ou art 17
aad • cood 9udent 1ou 1bould be
~, abM& eo1Je1e. lnestiflk
tile 1ch"b la uo<er dtJ ud make
1tar' plau. Doa't let aa)1Wq tr HY•
one atop yoa. From &Ille toee el your
leUu It'• )'IV ealJ dance .. •
cape from JHr mothr'1 HVOUe da~cea. ·
How will you know when the rtat
thin& comes alona? A.at Ann Land-'
era. Send for her booklet "Love oi-
Sex and How to Tell tM Difftreoce.'1
send • c:enta In coin lllld • &one.
aelf·addreued. stamped envelope wtth.
your request.
Ann Landers wtU be glad to help
you with your problem1. Send them
to her In care of the DAILY PILOT,
enclosing a long, sell · addressed,
at.amped envelope.
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Fiesta Festivities 'Under Control'
The situation will be well in hand when Newport
Beach Police Auxiliary members treat their officer-
busbands to a festive fielta at 6:30 p.m. w~
day, Aug. 16. Getting in Ule party mood are the
Mmes. Neil Purcell. whose ''casa" will be tile fiesta
setting; W'illiam Speirs, and John Gnoer Cleft to
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Elegant Suit
Harbor Council's Movie OPENING SPECIAL
~ t
t,A6.B,..a
Fortune to buy. simple to
knil Wear thiJ ttree piece
suit for town, trava: m9de
of worsted.
Exotic, raised border on
jacket 11 new! Knit jacket
from neck down. Openwork
shell is smart with skirt.
Pattern 7418: sizes 32-38 in·
eluded.
Tb.trty.flve cemta (coins)
for eacb pattern -add 15
~n._, for each pattern for
first <la.aa mailing and spe-
cial handling. Send to the
DAll.Y PILOT, Ill> Needle-
craft Dept., Box 163, Old
Chelsea Station, New York
N. Y. 1001L Print Name,
Addre11, Zip, PaUern Nam·
ber.
210 MOST BEAUTIFUL
NEEDLECRAFT DE-
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Book of Prize AFGHANS
has 12 complete pattern~.
Beglllner-easy krut, crochet.
SO cents.
FAMILY
THE ABSENT • MINDED
PROFESWR -Walt Dis-
ney film about a prof ea-
for and his flying cer.
THE BIG MOUTH-Crooks
hotel manager and ~
~s cbese Jerry Lewis.
CINDEULL~ -F 4U I' 1
tale.
E L 0 0 R A D 0 -John
Wayne in amusing actlon-
pe~.. western.
NIGHT OF THE GRIZZLY
-Adventures of pioneer
family in WyomiD1.
THE SHAGGY DOG -Boy
tun. 1Dto doe 1n W a It ne..,·~ 'P1 comedJ.
THE somm OF MUStc -Rod(m ad Hamm ...
' .tem m1111cal fl1mld In
AUICldml Alpm.
THE SWOBD 01' AU BA-
BA -UpdMed vV1ioD of
AU Beba and 40 t.b.l~es.
'mOSE FANTASTIC P' Ly.
B'\G FOOLS -C«Mcty
about P. T. Barnum lmd
mid,et wbo to to Enekod
end attempt an old-
fuhklaed mooa lbot.
TifE TROUBLE WITH AN-
GELS -Haley Milli in
comedy about life in a
girls' adaool.
TEENS AND ADULTS
DEVILS OF DARKNESS -
Mixed-up ltory of sorcery,
the evil eye and murder.
FIRST TO FIGHT -World
War 11 Marine bero oo
second combat tour learna
to conquer fear.
HOW TO SUCCEED IN
BUSINESS WlTH 0 U T
REALLY TRYING -WiJl...
dOWl-wuber b • c o m e 1
ch:ainnan of tbe board Jn
burlesque of ble business.
A MAN FOR AIL SEASONS
(X) -Story of Sir
1boma1 More's integrity
and courage in refusine
Official sanction to the di·
VOTCe of King Henry VlU
we oe11eve
f.All
in tne oesertsun
SChOOI
lDYl..LWILD, CALIFORNIA
SUPERIOR
JCADENJ.C
~ICAL
MORAL
TRAINING
Mr. Mn. W . I. Mann
(714 ) 494-8342
and Kathlrine of Aragon.
ONE MIWON YEARS BC
-Stone Ag.e stor'y of two
cultures, complete with di·
DOea\D'a ll1d ear11lquakes.
TOBRUK -Suspenseful
Wodd War ll melomwna
in Ubyan desert.
UP THE DOWN ST A I R-
CASE -Experiences of
neophyte teacher in the
New Yorlt publlc acbool
")'stem combine wry hu-
mor and tooclUg mo-
menta.
tltE'lfAR WAGON -an
WaJDt bhl JOrlt ~
to help him rob 111 armor·
ed ooech to retrieve h1I
&Old.
THE YOUNG WAJUUORS
-World Ww II s«aeent
1N!ns 10'IDI nplacemanta
to be competent ftCbtinl
men,
MATURE TEENS
AND ADULTS
CASINO ROYALE -"-n•
Bond lp1 spool.
CHUKA -UDUIUal W11ttm
about km sunaliDCer wbo
elCOrta a Oalifonl.ia.bound
atapcoecb.
DR. ZHIVAGO ~ sear, ~
YOUDC Ru.uian dodm-po-et ca~ in country's rev-
olotioa. BllMd on Puttt-
nak's Nobel Prize • win· ninC DOftl.
HAW All -Beautilully pbo-
'°Oepbed 1 e g m e n t of
Jamee Michener'• DOYet
of H.llftlim mi11ion.-ies
in b 1*JOI.
HOTEL -Twenty-four hour
melod!wna in New Or·
leans.
mE NAKED RUNNER -
Man oo baaU.. trip be-
ccmea innocent victim of
Europeen spies.
THE PINK PAN'nlER -
SoptDUcated comedy, Ht
in Europe, combtnn high
adventure with f a r c e
about jewel tievee.
THE SAND PEBBLES -
story about tbe crew oi
A merioat'I gunboat San Pa-
blo during the 19'lO's poll·
tical unrest in Cllina
THUNDER ALLEY Film
about stock-car racing.
TRIPLE CROSS -T r u e
story ol an English thaer
who became a counter-
spy during World War II.
ADULTS
ALFIE -A Cockney man
Is crvel ~d unscrupulous
. ~
la bi __, •ueata.
D&\DlJEll TRAN THE
MALE -Wide and .... ""'**'· DEVIL'S AMO£LB -Out..
law lllOtllriJcle I r o 11 p
faDa to flDd aceptance ID
amaD ton.
EMPTY CANVAS -PWJnt.
• -· bll mistreSJ. Rl.JDY SUNDOWt-; -CcJn.
flict OYW t sbady land
deal ~P racial i. liona in town.
IRMA LA UCE -Humor ·
and com cdCIDI ol lave,
P&rU style.
DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO
BE KIDDING -Soph1sll-
oaud comedy about un-
wed mother
DON'T MAKE WAVES -
Euterne:r mov• tt Call-lornia beldt ru... '
OH, DAD, POOR DA!>.r KA·
MA'S HUNG YOU l&'f THE
CLOSET AND I'll J'IZI,
IN' SO SAD -w_. oat
llrde:I tlru.st at ...,llm.
x denotea ncellea& mm.
Club Staffs
For Health
Department
Voiunteermg for tbt llird
year to staff the Newport
Child Health Confer~ ii
the Health Committee ol th
Junior Ebel.I Club " Ntw·
port Beach.
The conference a well-be·
by clinic, is sporw;ored md
cond&.KU<I by the Orant•
C.ounty Health Depa~
for children to 2 yp.an 61
aee.
A nurse and J)(>d1atriclaD
from the department od
three volunteers r r 0 m
the area club wori.. 101Mh·
er. The volunteer, mC1t. ~
poinbnents, fill m pr~
ure car<U, weigh t1nd me•·
sure the tots and a\~1st tht
929' .,,~
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doctM. l;::::::::s::==============,I Babie6 from q11al111Pil tam·
Hies are given a lhorough
medkal checkup as well al
needed shots ;ind unmuni-
uitions, atJ free ol < harge.
THE UITTill6 BA&
YAIN -PAIS
CllWIL IMllOIDUT
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IUY ONl ·Wle AT ·llGULAI
PllCI AND ~P.UICHASI
SECOND WIG POI
YOUISILP OI FWEND AT
50% DISCOUNT
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I FRENCH INDONESIAN HAIR I '--\
WlGS CLEANED AND STYLED $8.50
FIRST QUALITY SlltVICE . . . . . . . . . . . .
COMPLE;I'E SI'OCK OF MACHINE MADE WIGS
SEMI-HAND TIED-100% HAND MADE WIGS-WIGLETS
& FAUS. I CUSTOM FROSTIN6 AND COLORING I
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411 E. 17th St., Costa Mese 646-1684
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world ~ we1t1st • lifter,
raised the reconi Ill b snatch to
386,,, pounds 'lbunlday at the All~
viet spotU canival. Be set the old
record at 38S at So6a, Bulgaria. in
June.
a.EVELAND -Offemlve tllckle
Jdm Brown, a f:tft.yHr veterwn ol
the Cleveland Browm ~ tbe Nationa.l
Football .Leecge, WU traded to tbe
Pittsburgh Steelers Thureday for two
fUblfe draft choices, a Browns spokes-
men said.
Brown was a member " a di.Mident
~ oL Clev8'and players refusine to
report to ~ Hiram, Ohio. tralnini
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Bob Stanton of Australia and Roh Vilt•
W8'J of Sooth Africa we.re 5-undrr1"1f
leaden g<>inC 1.oto secood·roUJld PW today in the '102,080 Western o p •a
Gok TOWll.UMDl.
Eadl mot Min openln& plav Tllurl-
day at U87·yard Beverly rountrJ
Club course Hatrrts. son of U1P Okla·
homa State eolf coach, one-p111tP11 nJD1
greens In a row, rollin~ 11n '"v-blrdies ,. au
Verwey brother-in-law tn r ;ary
Player, needed only 27 putts 1n tolll'•
lllli the course. and Stanton con~1\tent.
ly lobbf-d approach sh<>l.<i do~p tn thl
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the &otMb Tbanda1 llll"tbt
mnual N or t b..soutb AD·
Star clllb at the ~m.
'lbe Sout.b had p la 1 e d
w Uh oat "9 ll(tlce1 ot
Ml~ CuMoft fell' men
tbaD 1lane qmWI ud 1t
li>elled dl•••l•t u ta. Nonb t..u.d Ile mttlltlwe
for a~ Yi*1 W..
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CentlnbMl irac1ast. abdwed
wby be holAa ttt. rue dla·
tlnctloll of beln& almost del·
Oed tn hla on Ufetbne.
ID the 10 and od&-ba1f
mlnutu of aotton Curetun
.ceountlld '°" • yarda lD
five trl•. includln1 a Nie·
otd bndiq 7l·f ard pllop to the W«4ll el....,_yard·llne ,
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bli*rilJI t -61' day. Allo, f::9 ~ Ain't
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plays mdier JJebta. Ans\Ndnr R o ta r Ii.DI'
questiom, Widw.z:J bed ...,.
era.J obia NUOnJ of tnterelt
to p!Qln and would.-
players:
~tennis from
scratdt. • adl.llt should
figin • i!peDd.i.ng about
$.500 ,. liMona and equip-
men~ leaaons.
-Pllllle e o u rt s aren't pf'OPldr mal.Dt.ai.ned, II I
rule. :I CID ccaH serious
iDJlll'J -.. " the dirt ~awed to ac-
-.\ yer lhould
try to tlaJ, 11 someone ol
more ..._,. Jf he wants to
1ffi1ll"Olft llllil pme.
~ mU:u the bett
temda nieatl and worat
baDI. lllft im't enou&h in
t.emlL tlbl bl'ains, too. ~ WU aated hJJ olllllllil.-:;11 ,.. best aige to silrii~ at tennis. He achllil~tbemeadJ •l.-fbl9 but not to i>G9 ti fl .. child Isn't tn-
t.er1"'L 1DI 0'"1 fcu-yeer-
aid ....... nctet two-handtl; • •or t1une, the boy <1oe1
oot -.. ~t he's doing,
but tt'i~' be aald. •
wtlAcb llt up UM 8 o o th ' s be•crlblMd a 35 yard Bill,
8nt acan, a fteld ;o.i. 5'lll ... mid way In the
1t WM two pi.ya later fDlll1ll ~ t u a r t e r for the
.... ~ ~--·~-_., ll ...... :ftnal tally and Pul·
-r.;~ ~ bdca WU outstandin1 oo
lpra.lried bee after a OO· def-.
1itd.ae pDop around nght Por the Nortb Pastorinl
add. -· 11tow. He did every·
ff• 09Yel' rtturned Lo the .a~ °" a football ~ and tbe l'tlt of his ......,... ..... clelpMe _.. f1De ef· -,J{.~; .... ly passed, kicked '*' ,...'t •ti h task l9ll • at Soull rltbt out GI ~ tbe P111iD1 at· ti t11it CollleUID. ~efTI:: ~Dill Putor· ~ N Ul5 ~ bd ti -• 1 • • 1 Bell· m ...... t on 2> trl• for ...... .... • ... '° •udl fin• re-Qireton"• r.plllC'llll en t •-.Al San Dicker10n of w.. DI" .a\lebaaon of ~ F.rank Solecitto or MUlt wtlo a. a 1ood bell lfO-.y and Mel Gray of
pt11er In b1a .own rtpt but 8lnta ao.a.
no eur.ton. ¥Oil of tht compleUons
other ftnt perfotmances ,,.. II key aituationa.
were t u r n e d ln by the T..o aet off the second
Oraqe Oaelt arta pair oC q\\Arter north soorln1 with
Morian and Steve Pultarak one a S1 yarder to Dtcter·
Marean eccoum.d for one IOft Dd the other 1 29 yard
toucbdown 1D the l.racas .. , ,..,,, to Gny.
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were treated to a tantutic
pert«mance.
T b l r t y-four times the score ...., tied or th6 lead
chanCed baDda duriftc t b e
32 mini.Itel Of action.
For Marina's Vikinu it
wu Bill Moore and llart
SodertMq handltnc m 0 S t
ol tbe load u they com-
blntd for 55 potnta w 1 t b
tbe former IMrinrC tbe neta fcra-u llf wlllcb c.wne tn
... MCOnd quarter.
HuntiagWl aot blbmd the
ta1tata "' Gnc sn,der. no bJt 'DI and uumi hero
Brfu Ambrozich, wbo CU·
ned 13. Mlb Coatreru pot.
ted 18 wtUle Roy MI1ler and
RJct Selbert bad • dOlell
eaob tor coach Ebner
O>mbl" tHllltl.
It WU Lute Ollon'I VDr.el
wbo sat oil to tbt tut .wt,
bopplnl to leadi ot 11·2 and 1,_.-belon the on Qt7 un-
tracbd. Alim' tbe Oilen
went ahead, 19-17, at the
qlW'ter it WU nip ad tuck.
Twenty-clx times the Mad
changed banda or tbe ICOl'e
WU tied In the flrlt half U
Q>mba' troops eued Lo a
~ edge at lntmnl.nion.
Witb tbe acore snarled at
SO.all, Huntington went on
a spurt 8Dd hit six points
in a row with Miller bJttlnc
one bucket and Snyder nail-
ing a pair of 16-footen to
make it 56-50.
Mll'ina only regained the
lead once after that, mov·
ing on top ~ with 4:07
remaining In the pme on
two fr. tosses by Sod•·
berg and an 8-f o o te r by
Greg Henry.
MW that officials Joe
Q>sta and Gene Muche took
over. crippling the l<>Mrl
wtth debatable foula, trav-
elini violations. etc.
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T h e touchdowns w e r e
scored bJ ~•Y on a pitcb
out around left end and the
other by Palltiori.n6 OD • tin•
buck.
Put«ini added a ~ yard
field eoaI In the tl\ird
Ward Walsh plunged for two
yards In the fourth for the
ilnel Ncrtb polntl.
MeanwbUe, the S o u t b
IC()l'ed Oil • first quarter
fleld Soal by Ron A y a I a .-om h 15 and Buchanan
bucked the line for
yu'dl and a aoore ln the
second period Lo make lt
North 14, South 10 at the
half.
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with ~ secoodl rwnatnt111
in CMl'Ume to deftllt Es-
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rec:reatloa w.tc poio ac-
tbt Wtdnesday lit Eat.meta
High ScMol
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lnlD ftnt place in league
play and Mlured the Tara
a apot in the upcoming ptay.
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Newport led tbrouah m.t
ol the con• and beJd a
3-1 ad.¥91taee at lalttime.
Elt.ada came roaring
beck la the second half,
tboutb. and ICOl'td t w 0 aoala in ... fom1b p9riod to
tie Iba score.
Dave DeG~ ICOred ttle
key Coal for the Eaates rorctna Newport to play the
ovC'Ume ill order to lain
vict«y.
It Wiii Dou1 DoYeY wbo
WU tbe hero for NftpOrt
• he eame t21rou&h 'with a
clutdl aoat with ~ tee·
ondl remaining on tbe clock. Dovey allo se«ed anotb--
er pl euller for tbe win-
ners u be fln1abed the coo-
telt wtUt two p.11.
Newport's remalnlnt two
pointl were scored bJ Bob
Ute whne Eatanda'• were
ICOl'9d by Greg GoodJear
and Lo~ Keefwer.
. Newport ia DOW undd•
ed in five 1am11 Of Ma&U
play wtrlle Estuda hM five
victoriu ..s one Jou.
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ton Beld1 de{eMJld OoAa
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ta Mela'a Bob M0teb' l!CfJt-
ed five io-11, W.mun.t.r
upended Fowrtain Valley ~
5 Oil four lo.II by Roe&
0oot. Footill defeeted Gar-
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Autry s co r e t trom the
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and ln the final st.anu Mor·
1an reached belw~n the 1 outstretched arms of two
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:Will Explore Ocean
""' ~ ASTRONAUT QUITS
M. Scott C1rpenter
Solar Flares
WASHINGTON !UPI)
The Mariner 5 lpACilCNft,
en route to Venus , hM 'lb-
lel'wd and reported ! w o
eruptioll6 on the face ol the
tun.
The Netional Aeronaoocs
lnd Spectl Admtniatntioo
lllid Tb\nday ~
libos'd ~ ~ rec:«ded
.olar' flares al ~um in·
ten.ity at 1:~ p.m. EDT
IDd 8:47 p.m. EDT lut
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SPACE CENTER, ~
too (UPI) -His hopes of
again flytoc in apace abat·
tered by • badly • broken
Wt arm. v*ran Merary
alltrOGaut M. ScoU Carpen·
ter ia leaving tbe specie ~ cram at 1be eod or thla
IDCllJtb to e.iplore the ocem
floor for tbe Navy.
Oarpeolez' WU ooe ot the
limed orillaal Mven U.S.
~n d>osea e 1 Ill t
Yfllft ace>. tnd -. the tee·
OGd Americe tD 1Wai Wo ortitt. He becomeS the ._
ond of thole origiml llvell
to quit the utrooaut corp11.
The wiry, light • heired
Mtronaut' 1 t b r e • • orbtt
Mercury ml•ioo oo May 24,
1962, WM bl.a only trip b*>
tpeOe.
Only two ol the Merc\Jr7
astronauts remain quail·
fied for~ TbeJ are Wally Schiml, who will
command the tint Apollo
n*slon next )91', and Gor-
don Cooper.
John Glenn, America's
first man in orbit, left the
space proerwn in 1964 to be·
oome a 9olt drink executive.
Merrury and Gemini VMer·
a11 Virgil (Gus) Grluom
was killed in the Apollo · 1
fire last January.
The other' two JI\'llDl>e?• Of
the Memry erOOI>, AW
Shepard and D o n a l d IC .
(Deke) SLaytoa, bold execu·
ttve positiom in tbe uU'o-
naut office.
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1'be county preM!itly &eta a $2 per year return on
the lanll,' •t -6 frOm the Ot.ange Cout Coll.el• crew
and the ·county Sea Scouts.
Bay Club Vice Prelident Richard Stevens bu ~
polld. part of the land be leased to the Bay Clnb to
conltluc:t 48 private boat clips.
Tnnty percent ol the revenue would 10 to tbe
county, brln&lnc it a mudl higher return oo ita prop-
erty, ste•eu poi.Dbl oul
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tion Of the br.y frontaae which now ii bl quui-pulillc
uae, IDd whidl the county could eraeily convert to other
public UM on abort notice under the terms ot the
exieff'll lw
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OCC crew bue one day may be relocated near a ~
courae in the Upper Bay. And there ha.s been talk cl
relocatinC the Sea Scout hue if and when the Upper
Bay ts developed with a suitable high bridge and other
tadllties. .
'lbe Bly Club off er now pushes the Harbor Com.
million to Jtudy and 'come to &riP6 with the large and
important pubJic policy issue of what ultimately ts tile
best uae for tb.1a ~nt area. This is a difficult qu•
tion to rMOlve unUl the plan tor the Upper Bay can be
nailed down. 'lbe August meeting Of the State Landa
Post-Rioting
Political
Repercussions
WASHINGTON, D.C. -It would be
a good poUti<:al prophet who could
say what candidate will be hurt and
what candidate will be helped by the
agony of raclally-based civil violence
over the next year.
But one cooclualon would seem to
be justified.. Tb1a violence and the re-
action agalnat it promise to nval the
~etnam war u the motivation for~
lltical choice.
~ whi~ backlaah, ooce confined to
narronr iuues, threatem to take on
a new and more geDUal dimenaion.
The c•ndfdatle who cao a.at1lfy Ilia own
party, and then the whole nation, that
be u equal to the challenge of racial
violence will have a head start over
hia competitors.
RACIAL VJOLENcE in the city
slum.a baa alarmed the general pub-
lic more than a far-off. war in the
jungles and rain-swept plateaus ot
Southea.t Asia. A et.ate governor who
has been on the firing line in bis home
town may have more appeal than the
vague theoretician on how to end a
far off war.
By the measure, Gov. G e o r g e
Romney may well have advanced bis
own prospecta for winning the Repub-
lican presidential nomination. By next
August, howeve1·, 1ome other gover·
nor-Reagan ot California, Rockefel-
ler of New York, Rhodes of Ohio, or
a half dozen others-may have been
tested in the cauldroo ot racial vio-
lence which shows no sign of cooling.
ROMNEY BAS COO'Vinced an over-
whelming majority in Detroit that his
own actions were timely and appro-
priate. A large majority ot Detrolt-
ers also thought President Johnson's
action was tardy.
Romney therefore had a firm poll·
tical basis on which to make hiB
charge that President Johnson delib-
erately delayed diBpatch ot federal
troops so that he could "play poli-
tics in a period ot tragedy and riot."
These harsh words were a respon8e
to the Whit.e House Intimation that
Romney bad been uncertain and va-
cillating in h.ia recommendations for
federal troops. There were argument.
over semantic.., with the White House
inaisting on the letter ot the Collltitu-
tioo that Romney declare a state of
civil insurrection, which Romney was
unwil.lini to do.
THESE ARGUMENTS a11ide, the
federal troops were needed in Detroit
and if they had been u.ed 10 or 12
hours sooner the rioting would in all
likelihood have been over sooner.
'Ille essential point is tflat federal
troopc were sent only because Rom-
no called for thmi and with great re-
Quote•
Jama Coburr., Hollywood ac.
t#, qaotecl by columnlat SbeUah
Gralaam -"War is a ottiooal
eaio. We have to make people
hat. war u a primitive method · ot aeUIJDS problems."
• Rebert Bewea. 4-year stnlpt
~ ....... at UC Bukeley -"I
-4oo't tbUlk eood srades necea-~ tadicate food learning."
• '
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Hab olf to the Newport Beach
City Council for coming alive OD
the SIDd haul for West Newport.
Spending for permanent relief of
beach erosion ls the right way to Oy ...
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luctance by President Jobneon who a~tbarized their uae only after hi. spe-
cial repreaentative, Cyrus Vance, bad
surve}'ed the scene.
Should it niercifull;y hlppea. u.r. foore, that DetroJt provea to be a tun-
ing point in the incfdence ol urbln Ne-
gro rioting and loottnc, Che precedent ot using federal troopa to put it down
will take en added importance.
IN THAT CONTEXT, lt will have
been Gov. Romney, with the courage
to admit that the riotinr had sone
beyond local control, who aet in mo-
tion the clrcunut.ancea which broulbt
thia im.anity to an end.
It therefore can be argued that'
Gov. Romney undentandt tbe re-
quirements of the time. and hit judg-
ment can be relied upon under coodl·
tioos of stress and turmoil. which ii
not a bad set of credentiala for a can-
didate for the presidential nomina-
tion.
Romney bat already sensed the in-
herent d.aoiers that be may become
the white supremacy champion and
WarnJ agai.nlt reaction to the riots
halting prc>gre11 in the general ad·
vancement of the Nego race.
THE R EV E B 8 E ar1Ument, of
course, u that Gov. Romney wu 10
poorly prepared that he could not con-
tain the kind of riotint other atat.e
and local officials bad fiDally brought under control. ,
That argument does not w e l g h
heavily when the extent of the riot-
ing and killing and the property dam-
age inflicted is compared to that in
Newark or the . Watts sectlon of Lot
Angeles. The insurrection covered a
far larger geographical area in De-
troit, involved more people.
The time wu allO long since ;>alt
when the authority of the federal gov·
ernment needed to be exercised firm-
ly, aa the President finally realized
in the critical hours when he wa1
stalling off Romney's r e q u e s t for
troops.
Litterbug Cost
Clifton, Artz., Copper Era: "The
young aspiring poli~ officer who
dreams of someday nabbing a ban.It
robber might even consider it inglor-
ious to arrest a citizen who thought-
11!6tily discards ... Items ol Utter.
Nevertheless, tfle litterbug u break-
ing the law and his crime, st.atlatic-
a.lly. is proving much mon cos Uy
than the bank robber's. For instance,
in 1965, $4.5 million was stolen tn
bank holdups and burglaries acrou
the country. But In the same year
litterbugs commitud a crime worth
$500 million, tfle amount pa.Id by tax·
payers to pick up litter from high-
ways, city streets. parks and other
ptlblic areas Furthermore, a good
deal of the money robbed from banks
1s recovered, whereas there Is no re-
covery of the money spent cleanlni
up after Utterbugs. ·•
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Romania Tr'affics • ID Human Lives
WASHINGTON, D.C.-ln the John-
son Adminl.atratioo, one set ol oUi-
cialJ may pursue a policy whlle oth-
ers either are iDdifferent to it or Ig-
norant of actina at cross pllrpOlea.
Secy. ol State Bulk i& activeJ, aup-
porttnc Rooi.anla'• foreign rninllte:r,
Come.llu Maneacu, for the presidency
next moath ot the regular session of
the United Nati00t ~eraf Assembly,
that will COD.Sider a number of "hu-
man rlgbta" proposal&. t
Tb1a will be the first bme the U.S,
baa ever supported a Communtat to
bead the General Assembly in its 21-
year bistory. No Communist offlclal
bas ever bee-: president.
U. S. Jmrnlgr.ation off1c1als howev·
er, have gathered detailed mformaUon
about a far-flung traffic 1n human
lives being conducted under direction
of Manescu's foreign ministry and·net-
tlng hundreds of millions 1n "hare''
currency, chiefly dollars.
TBl8 "BLOOD MONEV " is betnf
\lied to bay pWib, machinery, ~
ment and other capital goods from
Hier U.S. sellers, who have the St.ate
Deputment'a approval and are belnt
encouraged to do buslnes~ with tbl
Red regime.
Since this traffic in human beinp
began in the early '60s, an est.Jmatild
100,000 persons who wanted rn leaft
the Soviet bloc bave been 'purchaMd"
through the Romanian.run Pxtortlon
network. Most of these refuRPes now
llve in Israel, the U.S. or Western
Europe. A fnr have gone to r..tln
America.
The nature end extent of th1~ traf·
fie wu originally uncover 1c1 1n a IH
ries ot secret hearings by the House
Immigration aubcommilter hebded by Rep. Michael Feighan, o.o
The subcomrnlttee's unpubllsbtd
findinas, turned over to U.S. Imrnlp
•• George --·
De.v George ·
I have beard of cat h11r~1<1rs
Are there any dog bt1tj!l 1r1 • · •
Dear Student STI fJl:'\iT
I don't know but . frankll I/lat
Lasslt-has a shifty look_
'"
tltm autborltiea, named Henryk J~
ber, a Bnn..,.a wttb &manlan dti-
sembip, ea fM Mad ~ thla covert traf·
fie in baman llve1.
1'ID'llE nNDINGS and other evl·
deace gathered by the U.S. lmmlll'a-
tioo Serrice w1re de.livered to but nev-
er acted OD by the St.ate Department.
Accordlni to th1a data, Jakober dl·
rectl tbe '2QO million-a-year refugee
bu.aineq trom awank quarters in Bu-
chareat and London. H1I ''rullnera" or i•aaents," inchld-
1.ng American clUzem, coat.act rel.a·
tive11 Un the U.S., Latin America md
Western Europe) of pertom In 8m-
et bloc cou.ntrla to arranie a "pur-
clwe price" for exit perm.tta from tJe.
b1Dd tbe Irca Qlrtl&D.
Once tbe prict Craqlna from. ... ooo
to '5C>,IXX>) 1a mc9ti:ated. ~ fund.I
are deposited In binb in London or
SwitzmJand until the deal ii aPSJIVV•
ed by the Romalan forelp m.lnlltry.
The money ii then plcbd up bJ a dip-
lomatic courier and a vita aranted.
THE &'TATE DEPARTMENT'S in·
difference to th1a Romblan "lbake-
down" iJ clearly Wudrattd tn a O..e
involvin1 the Iron CurWn r&latives
of a New Yon bminesa executtve.
In hiJ statement turned over to
Imm!graticll autbariUes, the N•w
Yark buatneuman reported:
"We are quite familiar with the
'purchaae of peple' that tbe Roman-
ian aovernmtitt--been conductklt,
tine. we ban bought out from that
country a couple of people CJGnelviM.
''There ii very llU1e queJUon tblt
thJ.J slave trade. goes on 'Ud tbe state
Department 1a much more ~
K with U1 diplomatic relattona wlut
Communiat Romania than protectlnC
the right. of U.S. cltizen1, let alone
some person who lJ not fortw)at.
enoup to be an American."
Robert 8. Allea ud Pnl ..U
' SpurWw AttTibiition of Bo_n Mots
A few weeb after I mentioned the
MW boOt, "Qoot.eama~' ID the
columa. Dorothy Parker In New
York at the age of 73. And for at
Jeut the 111t half ot her life, she wa
perhaps the most quoted of Ameri-
can 9Pt1ranunatllta -or wilecratl-
... if 10a will.
Yet, u 1be irew ti.red of remar.k-lnt, mOlt ol the Dorothy Parterlams
attributed to her were not hen at all.
()tber people thouibt of tbem, and
Q.led ber name In attribution, to give
the rtpelt.e more tone and authority. If
all the 1purloua Dorothy Parkerilms
were laid end tlD •nd, they'd be better
ell that way.
BUT ONCE A bon mot becomea
Identified with a certain person. nolh-
1nC ID tbe world can tnak that uso-
ctatloD. It la imposaJble to convince
people that Mark Twain didn't orlgt-
nat.e: ''Everybod1 ta1b about the
., .. Um, but nobody does anythins
about it.'' Twa1ll •11 11mply quotJnc Quill l>udl4y Warner, an editor of
bll 4.,. and no matter how m a n y
tfmes Twain denied th• authorsb.lp, It
cluns to him.
Look ln any modern dlctJonary o{
quotatlona, or anthology of humor. and
you an bound to find the cltatiOC'I
"Whenever J feoel the need of exercise.
J just lie down until the feeling goes
aw.,y. 0 It la invariably attributed to
!\Obert Maynard Hutcblnl.
YET BUTClllNS NO more aaid that
than Twam made the weather re-
mark, or Voltaire the liberty remark,
or Ltncoln the poor peor>le remark.
Many years ago, when Hutchlna wu
belni Interviewed by J. P. McEvoy,
the int.ervlewer quoted some "unaung
hero" who had made the exerclse re-
matt, and added tl:wlt Hutchins agreed
with hlm.
Ever since then, despite constant
dlsdaJmers, 1t hu been attributed to
him; and by now is so firmly en-
trenched In book• that the McEvoy
derivation Is wholly forgotten and lg·
nored, if known at all. Tbls, unfor-
tunately, ls how much hlttcry ii wrlt-
ten; and ten. ua aomethlnt about the
ultimate reliability of hilt«lcal quo-tattont.
P E 0 P L E LIKE linportant and
meaningful names to bani quota-
tions onto· It belpa ln debate, and
gives the quoter an alr of knowled11-
abillty One wonders bow many of
Caesar's alleged remarb were really
made by him, and how many by aomf'
Roman scribe imputlna authority to
his wordt .
'
At a profound and dilturbln& e:wn-
ple,. we 11.ke to think of the Sennoa on
the M o u n t u an actual aermon
preached by Jeaua. Yet, 11 the Bibo
lical scholar, Em.Il Kraellnl, palnta
out, "the fact that Lute bu it ln
shorter form aa a Sermon on the
Plalp and uses many of the same ..,..
ings In other connections than Met.
thew does," shows that the edJt6rlal
hand bu been at work even on Qlo
Beatitudes.
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; ~ Is Television
Saving SPort? l:tl. fArW (C) ...,_ ________________ _., .,.ecas&.111 ._ tcl <JO•> .... ~ -' ly ROBERT MUHL
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cUlld d killlDI ~ ya ta. wcrid blnyftlpt ~ :=~~.==-: .. ,;: ~~t11111!111 lltlf .. MJC.TV~
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for the d•th of bosiq .. Wll unf9ir crttidlm." aid
Boone ANdll, me pnlktenl of ABC sports. "I
hope tboee wbo made it an noticing that by acquir-
in& Ole television rigbta to die tournament we are
pumping freah blood into the sport we are charted
with destroying ...
-'N SA TUltDA Y'S opening bouts at the HOUi-
ton Aatrod<>me .Ernie 1·errell of Houston, ranked
f omth, will meet Thad Spencer of Portiand, Ore.,
ranked fifth. And ninth-ranked Leotis Martin will
box. eighth-ranked Jimmy Ellis, one-time sparring
rpartoer of deposed champion Caasiua Clay.
Arledge said be penooally oonsiden Clay a
be~r ftgbter than any of thoee in the tournament
and that be wu disturbed at finrt at the idea of
co0061Dg bi.I succeaor thil way. But since Clay'• con·
v1ction on draft evuion charges, he no longer bas
any reservationa about the tournament.
"Cbampiom come and go in any sport."
Arledge said, "and when one pa.-another steps
into bis place. This tournament is thus legitimate
.And valid and tbe only time for the foreseeable
future that all the ilia of baxinC are precluded. U
~. of the boxen wiDI be cannot refuH to fight his
1 next opponent.
: "THIS SEEMS to me a very healthy thing. We
1
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whkh hu been in ill repute. I know it'a unfortunate
that Joe Frazier im't in the tournament., but I
. don't think be would have won it anyway."
Arledge, who presides over "The Wide World
, of Sport6," ''The American Sp<>rUman" and other
shows tn ABC'1 fine sport8 lineup, llid he wanted
to make it dear ABC fs not sponsoring the tourna-
ment. But by buying the televisiOll ri&bts it ii ~
viding the same tort of financial support be believes
' bas helped out amateur teams at home and improv·
ed their showings ln international competition
abroad.
"I can't understand why a lot cl aports writers
• are putting the tournament down," be said. ''If it
J works the way it couJd work it could do a lot of
lgood for sports."
ARLEDGE, blonde, husky and tire~. had
been tak1ng lbot.I for• aafari tn Tanzania which will
be filmtd for ''The American Sportaman" series.
.He shot the world's record cape buffalo two years
·ago and one of the 20 ot so biUelt leopards ever
On this trip he will join up ~ Bing Crosby and
Phil Harris who will hunt birds; David Janssen who
• n>oorted that be shot hia first lion the other day;
~ Clint Walker and Gov. John Oormally of Teiras who
t hopes to bag leo~.
''Three of our technicians in Tanzania have
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e PHJ:>Rt.tAMCB .ntlU SUNDAY ~ l:KATH~YJ!~MYSON b V 1·
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HOLLYWOOD REPORT
8y VEINON SCOTT
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''OUr troopa In Vietnam doni need to
have their morale built up," actor Henry
Fonda laid dtlel' a three-net tom' ol tbe war
IOile '"Thetr mon1e ta fantastic. What we neecl
ii morale boowtin.fl over here!'
hada layl bO clalJm to being ID e:q>erl
OD tJae '\llet:naal9e WV, bat be'• well iD.form-
ecl, at 1-t .,.... edUc:ated to the.lids than
mClt Amuiclnl ... . -
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room OD the Mt Of J1S MW mofte,-Pondl· Aid · b8 ._._. to IUb .• ~ toUr tJl . ~ ... ttom•·· --~Be .
conddered blnstjelf neither a ~:nor a dbft.
"I ftiured the Wblte Home and the J>en.
tagon mast .tnow more about. whit ta aotDC ,on over there. IDcl wbJ., Utm I eta.~ :he lllcL "1117
attitude, 1lte aOlt Amedcam, WU th.It I WU
unlnformed. Other than IUperftdal .reading
of tilt Rn npGl'ta I didn't CGmprebeDd what
we wa"e c1obll· °'* there. I had my bead· tn the ancl .
"A un4Wke tam ii ef(ec:tive became
it WI ov ma bow Iba& 1*JDJe beck We
C-. ... t tbe9D. l ate at *'eir-IDlll,vYllW
tbem at Che jotl9 llld oatpclm a jult lat ad,
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1'11aey 611l't talk nmch aboat tbe. war.
They were interested tn what wa happeldq
.t Jaome. It mabl them liet to bm and read ao.t .. ~. ·ib& 10\Je.lbl end tile
u&VletnaJn mudien. It makes them won-
der about t:be kind of support we a.re giving
them."
Fonda visited hamlets where Marine
squads take over to help with local electiona,
insuring free balloting, and educate South
Vietnamese about sanitation and other prob-
lems. He returned enormously impressed with
tlle ~program American troops are
4hllNlal1odll •ti•• -i:Mt. ~ ~];"6._'t:i:4.1,i;
ltratlon ii on tbe rilld~'!. "· '"'.ai14.:.,
don't believe in esc~ But I do Wine
our govermnent is damg things tile ny they
have to be done.
'1 sure don't think we mould pull out of
there. It would mean our commitments all
over the world wouldn't be worth • damn.
"And there are encounging signs, too.
In &"Ome areas the Viet Cong have turned
themselves in at the rate of 300 OI" 400 a
month. They aren't imprisoned. In.stead our
people teach them trades or let t:bem farm.
Some of them have been terrorists for almolt
all their lives. They knew no other way of
living.
"I think that all ()! us who have visited
Vietnam come back with a different view. All
of our leading politicians should go there."
It Wll time for FOllda to return to hll
scenes with Lucille Ball in ''Hil, Ben and
Theirs". But be paused and said. "I want to
go to Vietnam again. And I will."
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ADMISStofC M.G0 AT HEWPOftTIR INN 6 AU. TICKIT M£NCID
@ JOOlh Col« Repertory
"a el•llllfcal kick in the panta" •••.. Pilot
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A super-size bed 76 inche1 wide by Jn.&111tfer providfll tbe clecoratlYe
Jmpetm tor thtl hll and hen bedroom. A beedh«»rd of wan metna .eta off
one aide for hll fafll'tte boots and pet objectl and the other for hers. fll.
lows hang on the wall unit are cmerecl la ~ toile for decaratm effect.
An added attraction ii the table !er two, •ideal lpOt for a pme ol gin
rummy or a quiet breUfalt.
MEET . THE PEOPLE • ••
Continued,,...,... a
erable evidence of her talent hanglna OD tM waD.a of her home, ·and a num-
ber of canvasel!I a.re ill work in her llbldiodea. .
Past activities for this vital WCllDlll ltaft tncluded a Ul'm u .£eiitelklent
of the Lido Isle Woman'• Club and ""!"...,._ID the Juniar Club
where aht started the ln-Betweenen. a· paap women too old for tbl
junlons and too young tor the eenDs. Dia lllo II a charter member of tbe
Nlihtlngales Hoag Hoepltal AuDllm'f •
CurrenUy she la working cm llCl'ipt IDll )Jrkl tor a Udo Ille Woman'•
Club smw, a three-act musical coocSnlal •woman wbo ~ to mcwe to
Udo Isle.
Ever-mobile Prue Holden lhoul4 llatll DO pn>blem ftlllll'ddDC tbe
subject. She too, may be on the mon qlla bJ the time tbl lhow fOll on.
"'We've been in th1a house all of two ,...111111." lhl aid wUh a twinkle in
her-eyes. ''The place II getting dusty and ll'a Uull to pt on oar Yf11 .,ma."
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19th I PLACINTIA
COSTA M1SA
e TOP SW.Out -,... :Ill.:.. l'flAK NOTES OF A NOMAD '*' LOUTH COM&. re. 1' Pc ..... 1 SJ.ff
drink you can coa.awne • • , plua entertam-
ment and dancin& rtabt up to~ flnal ",ood-lllgbt." .
* Jiow that it la Peltinl of Arts Ume aialn
in Lacuna Berdl. 100 folb traftlin• tbe ~
to ..une. wa apectacuW mllbt llY• tbMt
artllt coJo111 calorie cuUea (Onatden~
WbJte HoUJe, wild, wild beef Gil the ~
The 5uotic P>I and ~ We. OJd . divenlfted ~ wWa
• Ali die tare . eat. Cha GervcS; a wine Bit JOV'U bafe troul>Je dupUcatm1 anywhere,
p~ a ~ can't mm" food-Mledion • iru.. d&J'• Child, the big one here tut owner-
n.nt.prepared duckling. The weeteDd
bruDcb at lltUe Shrimp mlCbt be a ·~ore
matinee" idea. Kost items accompanied bJ a oaa of the bobbly u part Of tbe pacbge cletl. YOU'LL ·IE MONEY AHEAD
WITH A * More and more tbe late,· iaten {or woald the1 be the tarly eulJtt?} are Ci'fiq tNt
IJelll ba.aiDell to B'ellam,y'a, Newport ieada.
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AllMlbl .......... A N01111 ~ eztremelJ well kept fltab1Wb-.-, .._Bl& B'bli a wide suet lelectkle for ~· dter Pllt1bii bite w... helcfh'C bolM-
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this tremender. IAotw1ae, under two peen
one for eus. ham, bacon, Dusap, bot cam
and •.. whaUi ya know ••• tbe chef a tan and
white! .
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bow what will bappa ff JOU trJ '° eat plaa ...-nd tbat
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So If JOU lib Jubwarm plaa, If JOU don't
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SHARI LEWIS AND PLATTERS '
STAI IN DISNEYLAND SHOWS
The ewartf winning Platten end tefevision-stage star Shan
Cewis wifl be emong ·the top show names featured August 6 to 12
in Disneyfand nighttime entertainment.
The Platters, who were twice-voted ''World's Most Out-
.+andin~Vocel Group," with ten gold records including such greats
es "On You,"! "The Greet Pretender, .. end many others, will star
in the umdinger on Monday night, August 7. Appearing with the
Pfatters wiD be rod singer Bobby Sansom, the Musfan<Js end the
Humdinger Dancers.
Shari [ewis, left. fiolder of four Emmy Awards for Jler tele-
vision ~eries, will headline Wednesday night's Vaudeville '67 with'
other celebrity ects on August 9.
Sunday night, ~~gust 6, the Hootenanny win feature the
baftad and sea chanty music of the Irish Rover9' and the Foremost.
Country Music Jubilee on Friday night, August 11. will host
top country western and bluegross performers.
Guest rock band of the weet the Moods, will pfay for danc-
ing et the new T omorrowland T emrce.
Stage and screen songstress, GiseOe M&eKenzie will star on
Wednesday night, August 16 in Vaudeville '67.
Shoring the spotfight with the Conad'ian bom former "Hit
Perade" vocalist wiU be comedion Gene Sheldon ond the Daocing
Dolls. Miss MacKenzie has st4rred in her own television show and .An
'Such hit sta99 shows os "Gypsy;' and "South P~ific."
Humdinger, Vaudeville '67 and Country Music Jubilee will
i>e held in the new T omorrowlend show aree.
Otner entertainers ployin<) rtkjht~y throughout the "Magic
kingdom",indude Bill Br.ott end his Dote Niters. Ward Sinqel'1, firehouse Five Plus Two. Delta Ramblers, Roya' T ohitlens and the
.MuJtangs.
Oisneylend is open every day q un. to midniqht end untn
'I a.m. on Friday end Saturday with "Fantasy in the S~" fireworh
featured nightly ot 9 p.m.
THE ''FAST FEAST'' IS ON!
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U you're one of the quick lunch bunch -the Newporter
Inn Fut Feut ii your cup of tea.
An enormoua ·array of entreea will satisfy even the
moet demandin1 pllate - -In addition, tru1t com-
binationa will tempt you and cool crisp salad.a will de-
light you. All th1a tor only tl.85. •
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pocketbook. And ltil1 make it back on time. Serve C.elf with. plea.sure, try the Newporter Inn Fut
BUFFET SERVED MONDAY THRU ,RIDAY
STARTS MONDAY AUGUST 7
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esteem by Notre Dame High ScJK>or Jtudenta
in San iernando Valley that 1be guys.~p!s
&here stage an ID.Dual "'lcGoo'f Ni&bt" to
thank the resturant power-tb,it,be for tbeir
kindness and cousidera1ion ttuoupout tbe
year.
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Skiles and Henderson .Mck in business
for the summer at their o'fd stand . . . the
Reuben E. Lee. Newport Beach. Funny fun-
nies, these two ... and accompllabed music-
ians, as well. Should be a "get to" for every
OC eut-n-abouter. .
* Kenny Chadwicke has gone away from
tbe Newport Tennis Club to Nin the plant-
sten at Kucoll'a in sa.ota Ad Also • • , to
owner Joe lit ... DO p1aAo bar, Oby? 1M
original layout ftfa the room too "gtovflt,"
to clutter it ap wWl a li&ddwn Stieinny setup.
* . ---Riviera Restaurant, sou01 a>ut ~
CCIGa ._.,bu a "'Dltaral approedCti~: i
for It. Tbil OM llloald be ~f la"~·
tmu .0-·thn "womfaM·bid•aa)Z· let eftDiDc dilMn. ,,. ~ d..._,., •
handholden wonderlancl wl no OC f"Wllish.
tnent offers. better food and drink. Try tbe
scampi and the toflmados of beef. That
scampi . as an appetizer with a fine Ririera
wine . . is an expetjence you'll never forget
Seems RiYien boss·tYpes have combined three
of the top known recipes for same and
mmmm-m-m·m·rn ·tn-m . . the results are
Cabulous Also exemplary service here e • COCXWLS •
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d«'e and peppers a la l)eu:~ $1.00.
See food eenlllp: met o! Villa Non.
$3.50; 1oblter ~ bahd ll larno wi~
vi.no ~ u4 C--. .mpnme auce, $5.00;
aaulanl Del )(If (dutfed wlUl ·.-·feoct md
your cl.-. of~ qr ~·•preme
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l'roa the br«ler: (all Cbicap beef)
IUtecca l'Ultictna with bell pepper and ~ •so; blateCca pimiola with tomato
1aUC1 llld meJted c6eeH, Je.sO; pepper lteak,
·••; ndltate ateak YmA NbT8t '4.85; 1>rollecl
half dlkten, $3.1~ Uc! Oil and Oil and •n.
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MDICAN FOOD -PAMILY •HTAUIAHT
11 DIMNI• COMllNATIONS
HIYID WITH llCI, HANS. sour,
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Dinner, luncheon, C-0dtons & il.tmospliere.
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palisades
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between Newport Blvd.
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port lilts 121 gastronomical goodies . . . en.
trees and the accompanying addeds you IJlight
wish to try. Primarily an a la carte menu, com-
plete diDMn ajao are available, of course, at
llitbtJy hJper tarriffa:
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Keep 1Ji mirid: Villa Non dishes are not pr~ted. Yoor order will be prepartd
especially for you, with the additioa.al time
required to iencltt this service asswinc tops
in quality and flavor. Aho,· don't Jet the
Itallan definitions throw you when perusing
the menu. VNN waiten will be happy to in-
terpret and assist in your selection.
FAMILIAi NAMIS
'Ibe delilbtful Italian coutline paintings
VILLA ROMA
s,1c:'9f&Mt In ITALf.AN DINHIU
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NEWPORT BEACH 646-4202
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The Ultimate in Fine Dining
SWISS -GERMAN -AMERICAN
DINNERS
LUNCHEON SERVED DINNER 5:00.11.00 P .M.
DAILY 11 :30 • 2:30 CLOSED MONDAY
414 N. NEWPORT IL VD. 646-5313
botel•RestouROnt
DINNER SERVED 'TILL MIDNIGHT
John Cook-Popular Singer-Guitarist
Appearing Nightly in the Cantin&
LUNCHEON e DINNER e SUNDAY BRUNCH
696 South Co.at Hlghw•y, l-VUN S..ch, 494-9436
Now AppMring .t Our Other Loc•tlon1
U.NTA ANA NOtlWALlt l'HOINIX .... I . l'lnl 12MI ~ Mltmere , ...... ,.,.
THI YIHaTONQ Lii RAMM JU. SKULL Y
you will discover at Villa l '•• N, 'rt were
daubed and stroked on the i.:.-c ., Stefano
Falt, onetime winner of the BraiiJim Art
Festival. TruJy fine wort.
U Stefano Falk's name doesn't ting a
bell, surely that of Paul Cornuke should.
Cornuke, well known to Orange County dine-
outen (Stuft Shirt, Zachary's, Golden Pheas-
ant, Crest Hotel. Brandon House) will head
up the afde-de-camp department for Dale.
Assisting Mr. C. on "plant shifts" •.. Edd~
Van<!e .
Now open for dinners only (4:00 p.m.·
until?), Villa Noft Newport will begin terV·
ing lundieon in appro:Dmately 3 weeb.
All sound worth the tryin1? You'd better
believe it!
Upderstand the "younpr lftatier let"
ii making llcGoo'a, Newport Beach, that late_
Jate home away from home.. Id it 1bouJd be,
with this phzl palace offering tboae enjoyable
sing-•longs (while sipping sorr J:ibetions) to
the young un's. Matter of I.Id.. the Hollywood
Boulevard K~'s is held in llKh high
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