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)L 61, NO. 19, SECTioNS, 24 PAVES, NiWPQllT ....,CH, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 22, "" TEN CENTS
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Cook-Now
Two~term Limit Sough·t for City Council
ly JEROMEl F. COLLINS
Ol*'llMIY ..........
Newport Beach voters on April 9
f1U11 be uked to decide whether city
too I Ill should be Um.lted to two--
c Iii actve fo1tt·year terms in office. A three-member council committee.
-by Lllldaley -· -'to recommend to the full eo&111:U tblt
~ be placed on the
municl ballot. the DAll.Y PILOT
today.
Voter approval is req\lired beca.Ute
~nag Halts
(.
Launching
Of Apollo
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -An
unnpl.l1oed IUI ill coollDC tbe Apollo
5 "Mooa Ba1" n.Hed tt1 m&lden
JauDcb atop .. Salurll 1 rockat today.
The 11-ton lunar module bad a robot
pilot at the controls .to prove It•
engine• coukl safely land men on
the moon and •Wt them on their
way home . lfbe earth orbital test OJ&ht
was to be a realletic trial of
evel')'tbin& but the actual touchdown.
The spacecraft's couatdown had
sailed nawleuly 'UP' wltil 1:30 •a;m.
\PST} -l'it. ._...,.....the orictnal
launch ~ -wbn a bold wM callld.
A 1pokesman aaSd me pro111nn ap.
peared in cround ·•'1•.,..t COOU..
the )WW modWt'• bilitnmMJit·lOlllleCl Cabiil. ----r
The delly was expected tt run Into
early afternoon and there was no
in1mediate estimate on ill extent. Of·
ficials were set to launch tonight ii
neces, 'll')'.
Technicians began pumping 150,000
gallons Of cold propel.laot Into the
rocket at 7:40 a.m. PSTi The Saturn
1 was the same booster on which
three Astronauts .Aied almost exacUy
a year ago.
Success today would bolster the
lunar modu1e's chancel of landing
men on the moon as early as mid-1919.
The six and a half bour mission.
designated Apollo 5, was termed ''one
of the most complex we've ever
flown." Its goal was to test the only
remaining unproved piece Of Apollo
moonfiight equipment.
The lunar module ls the part of
the three • sectiOfl Apollo pacecraft
which wW ferry Astronaull to lhe
lunar surface and return them to
their cone-shaped mother ship in cwblt
around the moon.
Westminster Air
Crash Probe Set
Over Power Loss
A probe of the air crash Friday
which killed a Westminster man and
his pet dog win center on determlnlng
why tbe small aircraft lost power,
a Federal Aviation Agency spokesman
aald today, 11l1J will involve taking the engine
apart bit by bit aod trying to n1ure
out what went "1'0llg, llCCOl'dlnl to
lns;pector Herman Denner of the Long
Bel'l!Ch FAA office.
Everett L. Kranz. 415, of Tr1'2 21st
St.. an emoloye of McDonneJJ.Douglu
Corp. of Huntington ' Beach, and his
pet dog were both killed when ·tbe
craft plunged to the/ gtound In a YI·
cant field at the hortblUt comer
of Rolla A ftl'lue and Hoover 8lnel
Witnesses HW the plane flying at
a yery low aJtltude nur tbe cra•h
1it1. One. saW the englne did not
apr:ie.ar to be runatng,
Another reported that the lcf't wln1
hi!. the ttr1wberry 8eld and llll plane
nosed Into the ground. 1be crash was
located about 150 yards from aome
homes.
Acconllllg to Dem.. Ille pilot toot
off earlier Friday ,,_ 1111 Mlar:k
\\Jrporl The ..... -"' -,,.. DOt tJIOW'lll,
Grnnide haral M tkM ...
ltrul were held • at U a.• .... ,
·•• ·--_.i --t!Je -· of Peel< P'aml!J Coloalal -.,.
HJI N'Vlvort include a toftJ Rony,
ot Wettmtaster: a dllalbter • .._.., }lo!dl of S.ntl Moaiea ; ftn hb1..,_,_,,
a.ii, ODI tilter; hll fathet\ Walter .Krna of Kanau: and three
..-nor· '
the plan Involves • ttvlaion of the
City Chart.er.
Presently the cbarter, adopted 14
yean qo, places DO limit OD COUD·
cllmanic terms, •
Covndlmm Al Forlit. wbl IWWf
with iw-aad Boward Reem"a on
lbe c:tiWil'• dw1er ..... , .....
mittile, tbia mor9'1l1 c, e • fl r m I d __ .. _will rwn....,... tllM tbl laaUI be IDtlllllld
on ~-._ *1iDn: baUoL Mllllidpel la..,..... must take ec-
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Happy Dan
' lion Oii or before Feb. 13, city sources
said. There. is a poa•ibillty that the
subject wW be on toDilht'a councl
agenda.
Forgit indicated lhat Councilman
Dee Cook is tbe "inlipiration" for
the propoaal, but &aid tbat Coot'•
bid for his third consecutive term
in office would DOt be affected.
"If it's approved," said Forgit, "It
would not be in effect for two yean." -
The limitation wtiuld, llowever. •f·.
feet Vlc.e Mayor ·Doreen Marshall and
Winning a 500-mile auto race in le.Sfi than five hours i.s hard an~
sweaty work which you can tell if you look closely al this portrait.
of a very haPpY Corona del Mar man nameQ Dan Gurney. lie did lhe
deed Sunday 1n the Riverside 500. reported in full today on Pase 16 .
Fit to Be Tied
Newport Man Gets Dollar Fine Bock
A Newport Beach man today got
back 11 that had been deducted from
hi.a wages last summer because he
didn't wear a tie on Ult. job.
Michael Mang. 431 Bolero Way.
received the ona buck cbect la.
mail (rom fotmer er::er JaJnes Lu.kens, ownre of I Drive-la
Dairies, followillg a ruling bJ the
state Department of 1Ddustrial Rela·
tions.
Mang; who now operates a tennis
shop at 2148, Newport Blvd., pretlled
his claim for the dollar 1horl)J after
he quit bis job u a daifJ clerk
a few months •Co· Lukeat, nplalned.
be fequiru all bis 1mploye1 to wear.
Ue1.
"But one niaht my collar button
broke. and I couldn't wear my clip-on
bow tie ." Mang said. "Mr. Lukens
saw me and I was docked 11 on
my next pay check."
A depul)' for the Industrial Relation&
Department't labor law enforcement
dtvt1ioft agreed with-Mang-that-the
deduction was illegal punbhment.
Luke.QI was direded to pay the
dollar or appear at a Jan. 29 hearing
to explain why he shouldn'L The
daityman, alter lbinkinl it over.
dedded Jail w~ll: to tend Mang the
chick,
Mana today wu asked what he
intended to do with the dollar.
''111 probablJ buy a Ue." he said.
"But I won't wear It at work ."
bt. qulctty added . "l don't have to.
I'm my'""' boss now." •
City Permit Not Needed
fo~ ~ver}>Qat, S~ys ~ub
Tllo .._ ilia> Oab 'r..•t li•IAJ .
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Al -U'I .... _ .. Bo!'
Cl• -,..,_ lllchlrtl ..
, ....... lie .. Id tod01 ........... cl.,. -iln• ID rors«..,.• -ce of a permit a.Dowlll .. cllb to -"'° aa 1111:0,JI f1 II t1 IP ~ I
-• la lj llerlllr.
Sllihen• ,... .. lllor8afl Uvrl ad·
viltd 1tdll tut • cltf pma.lt LI not
req\dnd to ,float~ lbe vessel !n the. in•-...--: . . A Po!'b< llHriDI on Iba 1ubject
ftl tt M Wd befott tN council tllllllt. oae .... th ap, at 11 earlier
~ ..Uclpal laW1D1ktr1 In·
tlc1tell tMr wou.kl lffiN'." ttle Bay drb =.but •'1 lift.er seve.ra l raps .,. ~ onto tht
pwmlt. ....._ .... • wll1 wttlMlraw thf'
cl•'• ---..,l1ht. "11 ( ... -T.Pa .. 11
'J\layor Paul J, Gruber in 1t'10. Both
are now serving their second terms.
Forgit noted that COok may run •
unopposed "because it's pretty tough
to run 11ainst an incwnbent; It takes
abo ut S3,IOO."
He said the intent of the proposed
limltaUon is to gi~ other citizens
aa oppor1unity to serve on the council.
"Two comecuttve terms i• enough,"
hi aaJd. "We've already Umlted cltJ
planning commissioners to that, and
It's workina: out fine."
·•
Forglt tald he anticipated opposition
to the proposal from Councilman
Cook. "He's already broadcasting ii
around town."
But council endorsement of the pro-
posal still seems likely. saJd For git,
pointing out that Jt I& not only favOl'ed
by the three committee members,
but al.eo by Mayor Gruber.
Cook, however, told lhe DAILY
PILOT th1t "ther. Isn't four votes
for this; it won't pus."
Cook added that be is ''vehemently?'
opposed to the proposal.
"I think It'& a gOQd idea," Jl'orgjl
declared. "Just lake me for instance.
How can they get rid of me? By
limiting me to two consecuti~ terms,
that's how . Then it would be up to
maybe four or five other candidates.
You'd have a pretty even r~."
The councilman emphasiz.ed that the
proposed charter , amendment con·
cerns only consecutive terms. "A fUY
could sit back for four years. and
then run again. But not .as an in·
cum bent," he said.
GOP Ill Command
' Dems Outnumbered 4-1 in Newport
By THOM BARLEY
OI IM Olll!Y 1'11111 Iliff
More than 53 percent o! Orange
County's registered voters are
Republicans, according to a voter
registration analysis released today
by County Clerk William St John.
Of the new record county total of
456,096 voters as of Dec. 31 , 1967,
242,402 listed GOP a ff 11 i a ti on .
Democrats totaled 188,497, with 14,905
voters declining to state' their
Bout Explodes
· ,f)ff 'catalina;
Search Started
By BRUCE BENSON
OI IM hltr l"it.f Steff
The U.S. Coast Guard launched a
search this morning for passengers
and crew of a cabin cruiser that
reportedly exploded about five miles
northeast o! Avalon shortly after mid·
nig ht.
The name of the vessel and Iden·
tificalion of those aboard were
unknown during the flrst hours of
the search. accordinig to Coast
Guardman Harry Bowlan at Long
Beach.
Bowlan said a Los Angeles Sheriff's
deputy on Catalina Island reported
seeing a vessel on fire as II ap·
proactled Avalon Har bor abou t I a.m.
"The boat suddenly veered away
from the island and headed toward
the mainland." Bowlan quoted the
-sheriff's deputy as saying. "It ap-
peared to be burnlnlg and nares were
heing fired every 30 seconds from
the vessel." he said.
"The sheriff's deputy said he then
~aw a bright Oash, followed by a
thud, and then everything turned
dark.''
Dispatched to .the general area of
I.he apparent mis hap were !he 95-fO'Ot
Coast Guard cu ller Cape Hatteras
from Terminal Island. and a
helicopter.
Bowlan said the helicopter was fore·
ed to give up ii.I search at 4:11
a.m. today when heavy fog set in.
However, the chopper was scheduled
to resume its operaUons before noon
aa villbllit)' was reported Wting.
Off-street Park
Law Extension • Predicted Tonight
Newport Beach city councilmen
tom&ht are. expected to ex tend for
at )eut six m011ths an emergency
law that requires a1J new commercial
dfyelopmtt'lts to provide off-street
porltina.
Tbt ordinance y,·aa or I a: I n a J I '!I
adopted l11l October. IU expiration
date ii JUI. 28.
Planning pirector Ernest Mayer Jr.
llld 10d11 that anotheT six months
11 Dltded td prOYide time for the
Jll'lilll"Uon o( a penMnent ordinance.
"1 bow ol no atgnincant bard•"'1PI
_. on any developers at a result
tr a. anerpney ordtnance·thw f1r,''
IOld Noyer.
,,,. meuure compels builders of
MW restaurants to provide one off·
ltnet p1rklng 1pace for evtrJ there
11au. ind builders of ne.w stores and
altke1 to provide one parking space
for each 3$0 square feet of Door area.
Rlmodellna of ptesent 1tructure.s It
• enocMT':ssMd b) the ordinance.
preference and 10,29'l splitting their
allegiance among 10 other political
groupings.
Republicans had the edge in the
tw'I supervisorlal tlistricts affecting
Orange' Coast communities. ln the
Second District, currenUy held by
Supervisor David Baker, GOP voters
narrowly outnumbered D e m o c r a t
backers, 42.308 to 42,129.
ln Supervisor Alton E . Allen Fifth
District, Republicans mustered 56.843
supporters, the highest GOP tally in
the five districts.
Qernocrat reiisttanls tot'"1ed 25Jl99.
miscellaneous claimed 2,156 and 2,732
decllned to state.
Of the 10,292 supporters of other
political partie~. former Alabama
governor George WallaCt!'I American
Independent Pai1y drew 8 , 8 S 6
registration&. lls nearest corp.petitor
was lbe Peace and Freedom Party
'See VOTERS, Pl&e %)
"Beard' Probe Closes;
"M~r.,;,l ControlS Urg~d
BY . JACK BRODA.CK
Of 1M oellr 1"119' Stiff
A need for legislaUon controlling
the moral plane or college activi ties
was seen today by State Sen. James '
E. Whetmore (R-Fullerton) following
two dayt of liearingt on the con·
troversial play "The Beard".
The Fullerto n city hall sessions con·
eluded Saturday on the Cal State,
Fullerton student-produced play which
was replete with four letter words
and climaxed with a simulated sex
act. -"Many persons believe that the time
has come to decide. if possible, where
academic Creedom degenerates Into
license '' Whetmore told reporters.
"Legisiation Is needed in Olis area."
Sen. H. L. Richardson ( R •
Pasadena), another member of the
five-man state senate committee
which conducted the hearings, said
"the need for control has been
demonstrated."'
College professors. student. and
principals who appeared In the Nov .
8-9 production took the willlest stand
during the l-~riday and Sa~~ay
sessions. Most of lhem were cr1tically
questioned by committee: members.
The object of questioning seemed
lo_be the Unmorality of the play:
whether ii had any redeeming social
value, and whether public &ehooll
should be allowed to st.age such pro-
ductions.
Many words In favor of "academic:
freedom'' were voiced and many
sharp questions wondered whether
such freedom included Ucellll! for
&tudenta and profesaors to do as they
please regardless of the fttllng of
tbe taxpayers.
College P r e 1 I d e n t William
J..angsdorf. the final witness. appeattd
for the second Ume and defended
Ute profe11ional ablllty of the dram•
instructor, Edwin Duerr. who •P-
proved staging of the play.
Langldorf at the nme time crlticiz·
ed. Duerr'• judpnent in presenting
Bay Oub Unit
Swept by Fire
Smoking in btd wu lilted today
u the probable caUM of a $1,500
tin Wbich owopl lil&Wllit a lllliboo I
817 Club apartm111f?r1da1 ......,,
lllllitlll' lll)uria& Ill -~
Nowport 8elCll -aald ... b1a1 wat reported at t:a P·"l-in ... _ .. o1 er-R. Smith.
DolNled "'" • -· bid. """"' and the lnterlor w1l11 of Smith'•
ape.rtment. The Ore wat bllted before ~rad to other apartmenu. Hremea
Smith w11 burned on the '-•· bul
his Injury apparenU:y wa• not Mrk>ua.
firem•n trtCticaied: •
the play for an audience which hi·
eluded the general public and the
press.
Stormvogel Said
Damaged in Gale
Near Cape Horn
By AL!'t16N LOCKABEY
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Unconfirmed rumors have reached
Newport yachting circles that the fam-
ed racing yacht Stormvogel haa been
seriously damaged in an island port
in the Straits ol Magellan.
According to the rumor. Stormvogel
was en route from Sall Francitco lo
Rio de Janeiro around Cape Hom
when she was struck by a 70..knol
a:ale.
Stormvogel reportedly l?Ok refuge
in a small Island port and was Ued
alon(,'Side a shipyard dock when a
large freighter. who also had come
in to escape the storm. dragged an·
chor and crushed Stormvogel against
th!! dock.
There was no report of injuries
to crewmen or extent of dam&ge to
the vessel.
Stormvogel, owned by Ccwnellu1
Bruynz.eel of Cape Town, Soulh Africa,
Is one or lhe most famous racing
yachts In the workl.
She was first to finish in the 1967
Transpac race and in the HISS •
Ttantpac pushed Ticonderoga to a new
elapsed time record in a bow-and-bow
battle.
Ora•••
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W•t•er
There's a little patchy fog in
the o!flng. but otherwi.se Tues·
day'll be tunny, opines f ore·
caster J<~rank Ernst. who tabs
the temps at 811 and 50 for the
Orange Coast.
li'ISIDE 1'0Di\ l'
WiU rwwl11 oppointtd Secr11·
tar11 of D•fnff t'lark Clifford
hove cm.v infh1cnce on. Preridint
Joll·iuon to chongc ntobiiah4!d
pO.liey °" the Vf.ttftcm Wor' POQf f , ~ =-'r , .......... ·-. ·-. --. ..... I' .. .. .. :.._ .... . ,...... •n
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';t. ! DAl~Y PILOT MondQ, Ja11U1tY 22, lCJ68
p,.... P .. e J
~VOTERS .••
with 1,~4.
The remaining 112 regbtntions
wen abartd )J: PrcwbUiml, 44;
, Cc t I til,., •: OmttMIM, IJ;
Patriotic Party, 7: Sociallat Labor,
, &; Soclalllt, S: Plfatioea1 S~'a RIOJts,
2 and Independent Progressive, Z.
Re p u b 11 c a n 1 o u t n umbered
Democrats lo every Orange Coast
c6mmun1ty with one exception -
Wutm.iuter listed 1.932 Democrat.a , to 6.478 GOP backers with 59'l voters ~ecllnin1 to state and S2S naming
. other political persuuions. Other
· v9ter compilations for county cities
ilicluded: ~
-Coaa Mesa Republicans 13,527;
Democrat& 9,467; declined to state
Q>; mi1eellaneous 694.
Fouata. Valley Republkans 3.3915;
Democr1t1 UD2; decllled to state
· ~ and miacellaneou 141.
-Buh,._ ~ RepabUclftl 15.~; Democrats 14,403; declined to
state J .127 and miscellaneous ~.
.Lqua Beae• Republicans 4,787 :
Democnta 1,711; declined to stale
221 and ml!cellaneoua 289.
-Nt .... rt Baell R e p u b 11 c a ft 1
18-074: Democrata 4,112; declined to
state 628 and mllcellaneous 480.
-8u Clemu&e Republicans 4.280;
Democrata 1,152; declined to state
' 178 and mlJCellaneoul 75.
-Sa1 Jua Cqihtr ... RepubUcans
MK; DID'locratJ 317; declined to ttate
32; and macellueoua, 22.
-Seal Bu~ Republicans 1.3116:
Democrats 4.897; declined to state
405 and miscellaneous ltlO.
Republicans also had a big edge
ln the county's unincorporated areas
wlUI 34,936 of a total of 56.537 prefer-
rlq the GOP. Democrats mustered
18.-411 wlUl i.m voters Ultiat other
political pert.lea and i.m refuaing
to state tbtir political bellels.
Only one CongresaJonal District the
34th, favored the OemocraL'l. Here's
how the registrations tallied in the
ft'ur areas:
C o n i e s s i o n a I District 25,
RepublJcalla 35,402; Democrats 13.488;
declined lo state 1,737 and
miscellaneous 9 3 2 . Congressional
District 32, Republicans 1 9 , 9 6 5 ;
Democrats 13,940: declined to state
1.051 mlJcel.laoeous fHI. Congressional
DiJtrict 34, RepubUcans 7 S • 3 8 7 ;
Democrats 811.820: declined to state
6 225; m l s c e 11 a n e o u s 4.5115.
COnaresaJooal Oisbict 36, Republicans
113.988; Democrats 82,28; declined
to state 5,m ; miscellaneous 4,287.
Both Senatorial Districts favored the
GOP. In the 34th Republicans out-
numbered Dem9Cl'lll by 113,~ to
111,529 wttll t,713 voters declining to
state Ql'ld 8,810 classified a s
miscellaneous.
ln the ~ district the tally was
much closer. RepubliclllS totaled
' 78,567 lo the Democrats 76,988 with
~.m declining to state and 3.682 listed
aa miscellaneous.
Of four aueoib!!• diatricts in which
Or&n1e CodatJ voten pll'ticlpat. only
one area, the • favored the
Democrau. Here Is St John's analysis
Ort.be year end reJistrations:
Aaembly District 35 Republican
35,921; Democrats 24,727: declined to
state 1.890 and misceUooeous 1,048.
Assembly District 89, Republicans
45.781; Democrats 54,W; declined lo
state 3,tlJ; m1acella1M0111 2 , 7 I 2 .
Asgembly District 70, Republicans
68,7$7; Democrat• 13,849; declined to
state 4,1'71 IDd mllcellaneous 3,214.
Assembly District 71. Republicans
91,94.1: Democrats 45,488: declined to
stllte U.., and miscellaneous lint.
Beabh Burglars
Get Record H·aul
Newport Beach police today were
looltin1 for burglars wbo iot a record
haul ·from t.be unlocked car of Ja.nice
Lyn Kerrigan, 125'1.i 4lst St.
The record haul -estimated to
Include some 300 long.playing records
valued at 11,200 -took place early
Friday morning when 110unds were
beard tn an unlocked garage bene1th
Miu J<errlgan's apartment. according
lo police reports.
She told police she went down1tair,; to investigate tbe noises and saw a.n
"older panel truck with camouflage
paint" leaving the the area.
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A battle to preserve t.be rl~t of
the voter to decide on how mu~ .
N will be Wad bJ JocaJ ICbool boardl
for school programs will be led by
Assembl,)'man Robert E . Burke <R-
lballti9gtoa Beach).
Burke said th6' morninc thlt he wtn introduce a bJO Tuesday ht the
~tale legislatufe te repeal Section
20751.l of the education code. That
section approved by the Jegillature
Jl.t YMI' elinUaales any Hiliag en
1ehool property taxes as el JulJ t.
U7l, Burke said.
Presently the state law set& a max-
imum tax rate for all school diatricts.
U school trustees need more money
Mrs. Kasperak
Mourns Spouse
r In Seclusion
Out to Launch
Andrea Kaye Northup, 18, wieldJ champagne botUe in aimu!ated
~unduna of 41-foot EricsQn sailboat which is part of ''Sea '88" show
:tt Fashion Island. Fred Longman Oeft), co-owner of Oceanic Yacht
Sales, ami Fashion Island Manager Kent Berge assist with the "launch-
ing." Boat will remain on display at the Newport Beach shopping center through Wednesday.
Orange County FirmsAUl
Apollo Moonshot Plans
Giants with 1 hand ln the ApolJo-
Saturn moonshot program receiving
still another test at Cape Keru>edy
today are North American RoclcweU
Corp. 's Autonelics division I n
Anaheim, a n d McDonneU·Douglas
Aircraft Co. 's faciUlles in Huntington
Beach.
But quite a few otber Orange County
flrma are helping, too, according to
the National Aeronautics and Space
I Fr .... P .. e l
RIVERBOAT. • •
the city COftC'W'I wiUI our attorneys'
findings that no permit is needed.''
He explained I.hat it is his un·
deratanding that the use permit would
apply only ·to the area between the
bulkhead and plerhead lines in !root
· of Bay Club property.
"We wou.Jd be subject to t.be rt.·
qulrcment for a u.se permit if we
were to operate a commercial venture
in that area,'' he said. "So by
elimlnating the commercial function
between the bulkhead and plerbead
lines. it's our conclusion that lhe
~rmlt 1$ not required.''
Stevens said maoy. ll not all, of
the restrictions that had been con·
sldered by the councll would be follow-
ed in the operation of the vessel.
The restriction.a coacern the serving
and sale or beverages and .noise pro-
blems. "Many of these are at:reedy
covered 1n eX!stln1 law/' be n?ted,
Administration.
NASA reported t.bat 467 firms In
107 Callf orn.la cities have performed
task! under colltTacts "in excess of
Jt0.000" and Usted the Orange County
enterprises among them as:
Seal Beach -lntercontinent.al Oin·
tractors; Charles E. Wardman, Inc.,
and W~t ud Wiu•. lDC.
Sta11tftn -Johuon Turner Paint;
National Fire Protection.
Hutla&io• Beacb -American
Crane and· H o l s l ~ Architeetural,
Design: Bigge Drayage Co. ;
Brownyard Structural Steel; C E M
E Corp.: Contr"Ol Data C o r p . ;
Diverslfted B u 11 d e r s : Have&
Industries Inc.: J n l e r n a t i o n a I
Telephone and Telegraph; Molded
Products: Noyes Roach Co.: Sechrl.>t
and Kelly Contractors, Straindyne
Engineering Co.
Costa Mesa -Adept Manufacturing
Co .. Babcock Electron.ics. J.C. Carter
Co.: Se,rvonlc Instruments, Stress kin
Products.
lnhle -'Dana Laboratories.
Baeu Pa'k -Houston Instrument.
Auhelm -Ast rod at a, Inc.;
Consolldated Electrodyne; LTV Ling
Allee, Inc.; Lear Siegler. Inc: Prrston
Scientific: Scientific Data Systems;
Taslt Corp.
Fuller1H -American Electronics
Inc., Beckman Instruments; Crucible
Steel Co.: Hurst Engineering Jnc.;..
.Jonathan Manufacturing Co.; St ellar
Engineeru.g Co .• Lock.heed Alr~raft.
J()hn Semple (ra&ht), owner ol Semple Rell lltatt of Cerona dtl Mar, recet+n ReeJtor ot TM Ynr trophy from J. Peter 811ntt. winaer
Jiit year ot tile "IWll'd. 1t Nntport Harbor.co.ta Meet Bolrd ot
Jtealtor:. aroa ammal Annis S.quet bekl P'rJday nJ.pt. a.t. Biibo&
Bly Club
PALO ALTO CUPO -Mra. Ferne
Xasperatc, COft(ident to the lut that
her huirband Mike would fully survive
with another heart. mourned Ilia ••
today ln teelusion.
The bl"OWll haJred widow wu ~
under the care of her PlfMUI pbJli·
cian, Or. Harry Muon. He Ml..._
treating her for the put ,.er tw
a heart condldon.
She WU betJeved 1tayiq wtal
friends. Scores of c o a d o It a c •
messages bepa arrtvi:nC·
A moog tbe first to u:tend . .,...tlly
was CJ\arles W. White, b ............
of Virginia Mae White, 4.1. wtlOll a.mt
kept the 54-year-old Jtuperak allft
!or more than l4 daJ'I. He died Mrl1
Sunday of masaive lntem&I bin ff•I·
"My deepest 1ympMbJ .-out
to Mrs. Kaspenk. and 1 now Ille
understancls just bow ll'elt a coe-
tribution her busbacl baa IUde," said
White, a busineu uecuUve .from SU..
ta Clara. .. u this heart transplant la ...,
to help someone in tbe hature -
many people in the .tutan -then
what Or. (Nonnaa) Sbunrny and
other doctors haV9 ...... will nea-
t\lally save ~1 11 ... .
''I am ~ that VlrtlnJa and
Mrs. Kasperak nnable to Cllldf(bute
to this."
She visited KupeTak dally in tbe
intensive care unit at Palo AJto.SIH..
ford Medkal Center. X 1 a p • r a t
couldn't speak beceuse a tube tD aid
bla bttathing was in hil tllrolt ,.,,.,
comrm.aUc.ted by rudlq BPI Md ial.nc sign lantQap.
MOit poipa.m meetiDC betw ... lie
cOUPle was wtlea Xuperak iCl'lllMld
"I )ove you" OD a lbMt of plp8f
and banded It to bis wife.
Newport Aides
Attend Schools
Newport Beach municipal aides are
head1n:c back to htgb IChool -not
lor education. but to educlete.
Assi9tant City Manacer Ja.mes De
Chalne said perlocUcilty key staff
members will be v.isit:Lng dvies classes
at Newport Harw Mil Corona del
Mar high sc1-is. · .
The prOlfam was 1aunc:ltM Jut
week at Harbor Hlgh. City • flhftager
Harvey L. Hurlburt, Finance Director
Georse Peppu end ~ ~spent
a ~chool day Wkillg over wmdctpaJ
government procedures wbb several
claSIT'OOms of students.
YOUI
WATCH'
than the ....,um tax rate Id
allow they must au the voters to
approve tbe bilher tax rate.
The provili• 1Min1 att:mead b7
Burke would elim.lnate the mashnum
tn nte and tlte 1 atuh emnt thet
ICbool boards ••k the voters to ap-
prove properfy tu rates for the school
•tnct.
"When thls provision was pa.sed
last year, [ relt that local .control
through the ballot box was being taken
away from the people.
'"BecJlu11 this direct voice would
be removed as the educatloa code
ii -.w written. one of tie mest l•·
portut method s ot c•trolllnl ttle
nspomiveness ol school trustees to
the wishes ol tbe people would tte
removed."
Burke~ that ovw tile '8st
few year~;lblature bu required
school districta to offer certain pro.
.crama ..,.. . without providing
..-.y ,_ ID9 proerama.
tr the maximum rate provision i.s
removed the legislature could nun.
date whatever programs It wished
and the local school board would have
to raise the property bx rates to
get money enough to finance the pro-
gram. according to Burke.
"All of this would be daM without
needing to ~. Ule vtte?' anything,''
Burke poin~oul
'"1"'e pr"1sioas of' lllJ biU will
enable lhe people lo retain· the right
to determine their own need! and
financiaJ .respoosibillty."
CHANCILLOltS CONNI -Daniel Aldrich Jr., Oeft), cb.tncellor of
UCJ. cha .. with br. Robert Hutchins (right) f onner chancellor of Ule
UniYnty of Chicqo, and currently head of the Center !or the Study
of Democratic IDltitutiom, Santa Barbara, who spoke at UCI in a
Town IDd Gown lecture on "Schools and Society.''
'Working May Vani.sh,'
1-
Says ·Hutchins at VCI
By EVELYN SHERWOOD °' ................
Aa ovwflow auditnc:ie 1t a com· •8111117 1ectun-1pomol'td-bJ ucr.
Ton and Gowa Auadatioe beard
Dr. Robert M. Hatddu, controftnial
tducat«, cleclll'e .. t uwort .. ft
bow it m11 ft8ilb -ud lt may
hardly be 1 mau.r ol resret."
HutdUm elaborll9d dwiq bia talk
on "Scbool and SocietJ" prete•ted
~Y niCbt ln tbe UCI Science Lec-rure Hall:
"Scientific ud teclulological revolu·
Uon is just ptting WMkr way. The
ultimate revolution wlll bring about
a chance In culture and habits.
Ever}'t>ody's aim ls to get ahead in
the economic work!. The university
has to appear to be betplng everyone
up the economic ladder.
"What could happen is that everyone
will pull them.selves t o g e t h e r
gradually, to attaill t.dividual human
Uvlng ia a human community on the
highest level."
More than 450 persons, some attting'
in chain placed on the 1ta1e, beard
the talk by the former chancellor
ol the UniYW1ltJ of Oticaeo, wbo now
is head ot the lnstitute for the Study
of Democutic InstituUons, Santa
Barbara.
HufCbJns wu latrodaced t., Mrs.
Eloise Klote. vice chairman of Town
and Gown end aa asst.stint to UCI
Chancellor Daniel Aldrich, Jr.
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Sports Ce'lebs
Tee Off Tuesday
One-hundred sports ~lebritiu and
athletes will tee ol( at Costa Mesa
Goll and Country Club Tuesday morn·
ing in the lst annlla1 Coury lnvita·
tional shotgun tournament.
· Competition begins at 10:30 a.m.
with such stars as Jim Fregosi and
Jim McGlothlin CAngelsl. Junior
Gilliam and Jerry DoggeU (Dodgers 1,
JohQ McKay and Dick Coury IUSC I,
Elroy Hirsch and Jon Arnett (Rams/
scheduled to participate.
Performers will gather at Coury'3
Costa Mesa Restaurant following the
tourney for dJnner and awants.
0
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Your CftMQG
Salt$ & Stroiu
A~
1 ,,,M,.1nec1 ~t-°"" tlte!pasl
r;J;ielillatw'e bu reqlli.red
11istricts t_o offer ~ pro.
uu!1Y .1'\tMut provid.ing
'-... pncrama. -;
1 max.i(Pum rate provia~ l$
[f the legblsture COJ!ld m.an·
batever programs It Wished
local school board would have
e the property tax rates to
1ey enough to finance the pr1r
1ccordlng to Burke.
l>i this would be done without
to 3.$.k the veter an:rthlng,"
JOin"'°ut..
· provisions of' my bill will
the peop~e to retalrr the right
rmine their own needs and
t(.respooalbility."
ch 'Jr., Oeft), cban'cellor of
t) former chancellor of the
()( the Center !or the study
1, who spoke at UCI in a
ociety."
Vanish,'
ii -11Cl
I ot the Institute for the study
mocratic Institutions, Santa
a.
ifn1 Was 'Introduced bf Mrs.
Kloke, vice chairman. of Town
>Wn end an 1sststant to UC!
Uor Duiel Aldrich , Jr. •
iris Celebs
i. Off Tuesday
ti.undred sports celebrities 1nd
s will tee off at-Costa Mesa
1d Country Club Tuesday morn·
the 1st ann\lal Coury Invita·
shotgun tournament. .
?etition begins at 10:30 a.m.
uch stars 11 Jim Fregosi and
McGlothlin !Angels\. Junior
1 and Jerry Doggett (Dodgers),
.t:cKay and Dick Coury {USCJ,
Hirsch and Jon Arnett (Rams)
led to participate.
Jrmers will gather at Coury';;
Mesa Restaurant followin& tbe
y for dinner and awards.
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SACRAMENTO (AP)--Oov. Ru111t
&nmtladiltC c • 1.1 f-o r D.i • D s and.._
thruta1n1 tbe health .ud education
--1118)' rqant .. -ua1-1o
'th• IOOd life. declares Assembly
Speaker Jtan M. Utu'ub.
Takina a cue from lhe 1overnor's
lacticl, the DemocraUc ltader in the
, ll&blature appeared on_ a atatewide
televtlion broadcast Sunday to outline
bis differen«• with the Republican
chief u.ecu.tive.
'n\e Rea1ao -Unruh eoafllct re-.hope• in my Mart. 1 btU.ved
maioed ~ u th moat notable . California wu the ~ for ckivelopmeiit QI ttii 1• llJidiUVe-thi -ocil-life~· --
••ion.. wbleb drQl«l tnt:o ita third ufe -•till ii better btte than
week 'llriOi ac\ioa awaitial the betln· anywhere else in the werld, the
ni.n1 oJ committee meetln11 early out Dtm~atic leader aaid. But it may
month. not be much tonier if Reasu COD·
Unruh &tarted hia U.miilut.e TV· tinuea his poUCie-. Unruh added.
appearance by l.atroduclnl himaeU He Uu'ew in a dig at tbe 1overnor's trYtn& to Identify wltb bls 1udiellce, out.of-state trivel. which f o u n d
notinl, "Like most ol you 1 came Rea1a.n returnP\1 Saturday from
here trom. another state. 1 hitchhiked another 1peakinc tour eutward.
here from Tuai in lfMl with nolhillc "Unfottunat.ely," Unruh contended,
but the clothe~ on Diy Net a.ad hilb "!tit present cb.ief e:a:ecutivi Ln
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t\mld Hanoi Reports
< Planes Po1md
Kuchel Warns Against
'False Hopes' ol Peace
1!7U_Pna_
. Sen. Tbomu H. Kuchel ( R ..
Anaheim) warned today a & a in 1 t
building "dangerously false hopes" ,
that two-way talks b e t w e e n
Washlngton and Hanoi could bring
lasting peace to Vietnam.
The second • ranking member of
the Republican leadership In the
S.-nale: urged caution in a ape,cb
prepared for dellverj amid re~rt•
from London that HU.al wanti lthe
United Stat.es to drop all "precon·
ditiou" for openin& ~e talks.
Kuchel, the GOP whip said: .
"Prolonged bilateral talks with
North Vieblam would unlikely serve
the caue of free nati0111. I think
the administration may b u 11 d
dangerously falH hopes , if it suggests
that they will. A true spirit of negQtia·
lion will require that all persons with
an interest in the outcome be
represented.••
He caJled for "an end to North
Vietnamese Invasion and 1ubversion
In Uoa and Thailand. an end to North
Vietnamese use of Cambodian ter·
rltory for military staging and supply
acUvitiei, and a decent opportunity
for the unimpeded development of
responsive and responsible govern-
ment in Soutb Vietnam.
NCYr BRING PEACE
"Negotiations which would fail to
achieve lhe•e would not brinl peace,
but only an uneasy truce in the
'protracted war' which the Com·
munlsts have visited on Asia ror the
past ZS years •••
"In my view favorable outco!D(Mcan
only result frl)f'.I _ negotiation on a
fii-Oacr tiitiriiittOffl-.CaJe:•• ~
The London reports from sources
wh ich in the past have been in dlrec!
contact with Hanoi made clear the
Communists want a free band · for
turthtr movea.
Ha.n.ol, therefore, will make no ad-
vaDce reciprocal commitment for the
event of cessation of American bom-
bing. Nor will they commit tbemtelves
to a ispecilic course of action UDtil
they meet with the Amerlc&n1 at the
coofennce table.
HANOI PROCEDURE
Broadly the Hanoi rulers !appear
to have the followin1 procedure in
mind:
-The United States must announce
the end of bombing of North Vietnam.
-The bombing pause must bi un-
conditional and not co.upled with any
threat that It will be resumed.
-The two parties would then agree,
through approved channelJ (either
direcUy or Uirough a tbkd party)
to "meet fo r talks."
-The meeting place could be in
the Far East or in ~neva, for in·
stance.
-Once the meeting is arranged,
the emissaries would first discuss an
;'ageada" for the talkJ.
-The fighting would inevitably con·
tinue in Vietnam, though it may be
gradually reduced in intensity as the
talks proceeded.
-Hanoi will not commit itself to
halting iU Infiltration' of the South,
but might gradually reduce it if the
talks offered any prospect of success;
-The agenda would first or all have
to deal with cease·fire terms.
-The a~nda would subsequently ·
have to tack.le the wider poblem1
of a aettlement of the Vietnam con-flid. .
-Hanoi's over-all. aim Js total
withdrawal of the United States from
Vietnam. The terms and time table
would be the key problem of these
discussions.
Magic lamp cut
helps curl hair
• North Despite
Ground Lull
SAIGON CAP) -Waves of bi.J U.
S. Air Force B52 strateitc bombers
pounded suspec~ Norµi Vietname1e
position• 'in the embattled Khe Sanh
Valley today as fighting died down
to only a few rounds of enemy mortar
fire.
The huge e i ght -engine
Stratotortresses struck four ti'mes in
24 hours around the big U. S. Marin•
combat base at Khe Sanh that guards
the northwest approaches from the
demilitarized zone and Laos into South
Vietnam.
The bombers dropped their load•
of up to 50,000 pounds of exploslve1
each on 1usptcted North Vietnamese
troop concentrations, staging and
storage areas In a wide area ranKl,ng
from thrM miles 1outhea1t of lChe
Sanh to 15 miles north of thfi base.
In addition. Air Force, Marine and
Navy fighter-bombers flew more than
50 strikes Sunday in support of bard·
pressed allied forces who for two
days beat off brutal mortar, artillery
and ground assaults.
MJlitary officials ordered newamen
to stay away from the· area. But
one who did get a glimpse of the
main Khe Sanh base, Associated PJ:ess
photocrapher Dang Van Phuoc, said
Communist rockets left some Marine
bunkers and hula in rubble and smoke
blanketed the entire camp. The allied
1trongpoint guards the northwest ap-
proaches to South Vietnam from Laos,
where the North Vietnamese troopa
are believed to group up.
U. S. officers in Saigon and Da
Nang reported 15 Marines killed and
M wounded in the fighting Saturday
and Sunday. The South Vietnamese
command said 12 militiamen were
killed and 25 wounded in repulsint
an attack on Huonc Hoa, a dfstrict
headquarters four niile1 aouthwest of
K:he Sanh. U. S. officers said the Marines killed
103 North Vietnamese, while the
militiamen at Huong Hoa reported
45 of the enemy killed.
Buffums·
DD The prettiest, easiest-to-car• for
llai!Styl1 '"'' Our stylist's shears
coupled with.ille •aic of radi"!'I heal
Clll brln1 out the best in hair witll
111Y llndlacy ID Cllll. 111111 your II>'
poinlllllt -... iltlp cut, CGllplltl
wffll lblllpao, tor 1 lilillld ......
llelulY Sbldlll Elizabeth Arden face treatment
is much more than just a facial
UM aur ati.r blllllY services
ll•llans • Pedicures
facflls • Electnllysis
Al u-.. .,_ IQlll in &f·
-.S' Red Door Trut111111t Rooll will
111!11 you discover delitlliful beauty
.. s. You'll !law a fact lrutMnt
.. -• willl a luxuriaus new . · "*" u 11111 • 1 redi•t flellnc.
Cofllpllll blllllan~ willllllklllpll.11
8lalllJ Slidi•
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SaerllltDto bas not proposed. 1otutloD1
to any P'roblems yet becaue-be has
tieea t0ii'Diii1 dcnriiji'ailfiirour itafe-;-
or tr1Ylllni to oOtet' .tites in an
.Cfort to •etJad b1' meua49 of gloom
and doom, dt~palr and division."
fiee me<lical care for' the J>OO:r pro-
gram, which iUnrlllLP.layed a maj~r
riile liienacfi,ng, Was P ointed 0:ut-l)y
the speaker as an example of 1ucb
deficit Rea1an blamtdi tar aa.' ;~
blem1 alJJady bid bffa pa!d.:Cofr-_,
"That session cost the tupaJm
'400,000 which could bave been ..Ved.
I leave it to )'OU as to wheth_er t'bat
Unruh 1aid "No bu.sine•• un·
dertakin1 could poasibly 1ucceed or
indeed exist U ill president or board
chalrm.u conatanUy criUc.ized and
carped, downcradina ita efforts and
<livid.int: its people. Neither can
California."
Rt4&an'1 criUclsm ol the state'&
"downgrading." .
He said that "since this ad·
ministration has taken office the at·
tacks on this program have been so
wild that they would be ridiculous
if the net effect were not to destroy
pUblic confidt:nce in the program."
Unruh criticir.ed Reagan for puttin&
Med.i'·Cal's ·problems on the November
special session agenda when the
was caused by decepUon or LDepWJadt
-and wblcb ll the greater aiA,"
Unruh said.
The speaker, turninl to tdlleation.
said Reaaan's demand for a h(I.~
charge at the state unlverdty . Ud
colleges Is "a new tax," cootrpy
to the governor's assertion be won't
ask for new taxes thi1 year. r'
l(asperal( Heart T·e~ted
Autopsy Expected to Find No Rejection ··
PALO ALTO (UPI) :.... Poit m'ortem
teats were being performed today on
Mike Kasperak to conlirm that his
body did not reject the transplanted
heart which beat flawlessly until the
end.
Kasperak died wlthout pain two
weeks after receiving a housewife's
smaller heart,
Dr. Norman, E. Shumway,
Kasperak'1 surgeon, said that U testa
reveal no sign of rejection, it would
establish the basis for new heart
transplant attempts,
Massive Internal bleeding from
various organ complications ended
KasPerak's valiant struggle for life
at 1:43 a.m. Sunday at Palo Alto-Stan· '
ford Medical Center.
Death came 14 days, five hours
and three minutes after the heart
of Mrs. Virginia Mae White, 43, was
planted in his chest.
Her heart was one third the size
of Kasperak's diseased, swollen organ
but doc tors said there bad been "no
detriment whatever" to Kasperak's
circulation.
The new heart of the 54-year-old
retired Cleveland steelworker beat
flawlessly up to the moment of death.
There was no sign of bodily rejection.
"It functioned extremely well as
'Frigid' Reception
For Prime Minister
MOSCOW (AP) -Prime Minster
Harold Wilson flew Into frigid Moscow
today to meet with Soviet Premier
Alexei N. Kosygin for talks that
diplomatic observers expected to pro-
duce little of significance.
Kosygin met Wilson at the snow·
covered airport with the temperature
at 7 below zero.
UPI Telw~
'THE HEART WORKED WELL'
i>r. Norm•n Shumw•y
a pump, as a heart. , . " said Dr.
Norman E. Shumw'ay, 44, the heart
transplant pioneer who performed the
operation Jan. 6.
"He survived a fa ntastic galaxy of
complications which we have seen
before in other card.lac patients, but
never in such profusion " Kasper~k's body wllf be brought
back to Cleveland --thi1 week for a
fu r.era! service and burial. No dales
have been set.
Shumway headed a 15-member Stan-
Ready for
immediate
delivecy.
Depepdable at
your fingertips.
ford University medica1 team that
performed the cardiac transfer, the
world's fourth. in a record three
hours, 32 minutes. Kasperak.was the
first adult American to receive aome-
one else's heart.
,. * * * Blaiherg Enters
Record 20th Day;
'Eats Like Horse'
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI)
-Phillip Blaiber'g, the world's ont1
surviving heart transplant patient, ii
eating "like a horse" and progresstnc
well, according to his wife.
He entered his 20th day toch1y with
someone else's heart keeping him
alive. This is the longest that an1
of the five heart transplant patienll
hs.ve lived .
Louis Washkansky, the So u t b
African grocer who WilS the first,
lived 18 days.
Mlke KaSperak died in Palo AJto,
Sunday after 14 days.
·"He has an appetite like a ho'rse."
Eileen Blaiberg said Sunday of her
husband. "I almost fell over When
I saw what he had· for lunch -
pumpkin, carrots, beans. pot4toes,
mutton and chicken tol\ow.ed by jell)r
and custard and canned fruit."
Dr. Christian Barnard, w b o
_pioneered the heart transptant opera·
tion , said Sunday be hoped KasperU:'1
death would not deter Dr. Norman
Shumway from carrylnc on bis worll
in the field.
The G•s Company·1upplied its nearly 3,000,000 customtfl with enoap
equivalent energy to '111unc'h 131 Apollo miui~ns to the moon-ellCb and "917 ..
of J967. Th11t'1 a lot or energy. Yet thera ha.si\ever been• time when retidiaata
in lhi• area had to wait for g:es service.
Jf you've alway• been a Southern Californian. that statement won't trtrilce :roa
a1 unusual. But many people from other part1 of tha counby !f2 t.~ink it's"•'•'•'
And when they move here they'J'f; glad we've worked hard to ltay ahead fll
the rapidly increuina need for natural aas. w.·,. an inY'eltor·owned company, state rwcufeted. And ... ,. ahrQl looldnc
ahead. plartnift(. al\ffd. That'• the way we do bulineu.
More 1• it beiac uMd in South.m C.lifomi• for • fttjeb' of r'IMOM ... fNm
broilinc hamburpn to air conditioninc'off'n baildtnp ••• to coanmptioa •......,..,.
inc.ludinc electrle s-eratanc euirtomen who want to bum Mturel p1 ta help ti
the ftcht apb'lllt air pollutioo. G• ia ibt nwnber OM sourct ol eM'IJ' la
S""'1them California. •
We're investol'-owMC!. That's why .. take tNt •eirtn Ifft>'"
to meet tlM arowina Medi ot our cuatomen. lara• qd small.
K"Pint: you ..mfted ii our number one job.
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Harry .feJdm41n, 17, has this
thine about feeling Cree as nature lllows. Friday he was being taken
lo lnternati<>O(l\ Airport by police
to be put on 1 /Plane to New York.
bis borne. He had stripped recently
\o 1tage 1 °nude-in" at San Fran·
risco SI.ate College. While hjs es·
corting officer was talking to an
t.irline employe, Feldman did it
&gaih. He removed bis clothing and
!'an tbtou~ tbe central terminal
until tackled by a cltizep and taken
tA> a pQdUatric cJiDic.
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Jimmr rlood. to0rfd.houm ~ of
the rifto, ~ o mapboot Uaat
•hotot """tohft he tool fn hit pri?M.
U ,.,,,., Uaat another man ii fighting
undcf' tM "°"'' of "Jimm11 Flood"
and trvinf to c:oah fn Oft Ull rtal
Jimmv• glory. •
• ....,. Telley kept hil bead when
the cab of hil truck snaaed on a
hlaMeftlion power line -in Utlca,
~b., trappin& him in the 'ftblde far more -tEiai an hour. Talley, ot
Mortistown, Tenn., IUyed in th•
cab while the pow• line clanlled
ominously and ~men worbd
to free bim. Had~ stepped from the cab and toacbecl the ,round, he
would hne bea electroeuted.
workmen ukL •
• The designer called for blue but
the product kept lurninl out pink.
Mn. Miiierd Glulhof, of West
Allis, Wis., bad just presented her
husband with an eighth daughter.
Glushof, a design engineer, and
his wile said they have wanted a
IOD fot years. -
Five Survive
B52 NucleaP,
Plane Crash
WASHINGTON (AP) - A 852
bomber carrylng nuclear weapons
crashed In Greenland Sunday, tbl
Pentagon announced toda, •
A Defense Department statement
sald the atomic devices were unarmed
"so that there is no d-,.er of a
nuclear explosion at the craSh site."
Seven crewmen were a.board the
Air Force &2, and five are known
to have survived. One body had been
found and search and rescue opera-
tions are wider way for the seventh.
The Pentagon said the plane crashed
about 3:40 p.m. EST Sunday on the
ice of North Star Bay some teve.n
miles aou&h-west of the nmway at
the TbuJe defeue area. Gl'ffDland.
The Peotac• uid tbe plane waa
atteaJlllllnc an emereency landing but
... Wll m lndlcatioa II tlo the dlfftcultJ.
'lbe ftTe known 1ar•hor1
pandl1lted from the plane. Tbe craft
,.... aulped to the 3IOth Bomb Wine
at Plattaburgb Atr Force Base, N.Y.
No civiliu property wu damaged,
the Pentqoo said.
All Air Force investig,ting team
from Stl"ltelic Air Command head-
quarters at Omlba, Neb.. wu sent
to 'nmla • )ll'obe the cause ol the eccidlnl
* * * Lo1t ldentifWd
In Air Crmh
In Greenland
PLATI'SBURGH. N. Y. (UPil
Air Force offtdall today ideutifled
Capt. Leonard Svitenko, '¥1, ol Weet
SprinC(lekl, Mass., u the crewman
k!led In the c::ruh of a &2 bomber
near 'lbule, GrHDland.
They ~ SVitenko WU CO-pilot· of
the~. MluinC wu Qiipt. Qutis Crisa, 43,
al Nm't:b Wayne, ldaine, the navigator .
'1be Air Force ,1•d a lell'Ch far
hbn WU under way.
The ftvt other d'\!!'WmeD who
parachuted safely :
o.pt. John Haugh, as, o1 Phoenix,
Artz., pilot and commander.
Maj. Alfred D' Anlrio, 31, of
Mtblun, Md.. ~ plW.
Maj. rn.t.--. a..oi Dldp at;r.Ela....,tflCer.
Clpt.....Dlwi4 Mn. .. al Loi
A .... 4eta .... wmfn omcer. t. Sit. Calvta·Snapp, 21, of Merrll-
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MAY PllSUADI LIJ
Def. Sec. Ca.rt Cllffwd
WASHINGTON (lJPO -Tb e
......... Court ..... dlartd tbl ft)'
........ nquire...._. ....
afllrmatnie ....... flt ~ ..
apboJd boCll QJI ltate aad federal COD-.,#_
..,,. slpiftCMt Uift. dftrmativt
..,_., oetbl eame ID 1 lllW, uMped
cntr in wblc:b the court qpileld a
•er court ruliaC approrinl 1111 .,
tile comtitutional pJed&e of alleliuce pa New York Stal!, •
In Ute past, the court had struct
down loyal1 oetba wtdc:ll required
te8Cben cw other public empJoyea to
· near they were not members of
subversive ..organiuUons.
But by refuslog to interfere ln the
New York case, the court in essence
qreed with the .lower court langu. age
which aaW the .Ute ii net inWfertni
wltb freedom al tpeeClt by nqutrfDc
t.cber1 "to IUppCll't the lcwermneatal
,,..._., wb6dl ~ and 8Mlriab JWUUSlltJRG, PL <UPO ._ St* chwlrln& tbl ea. cf 111111' lllM ,_. ~ .. ~-la wldda tblJ twb AttJ. GtL WUllam C. s ... thald to-~:-... dill mt= t19
Will . Clifford Ia otblr adlw. .. ~ • • pnlbnbaarJ ~ cf tba m. Nported bldaa cf • P----ala -AINed to hNr _,,._.. md of m .... 1bmalll la Pw)hlllla cabelt ~,,..a Illa oaaciaetN
dedde wbetber a ,... mq withbold con.,. bu tamed ap • nidlDce b)' Dr. Norman Yodlr, IUlpllldld 1t11tie
welfare payments ftom dependent their bllndne11 resulted from LSD ar commlutoner for the bllDd, 11 u-
lnf) LBJ children because a mother ls found other drup. nounced by Gov. Raymom P. Sbaf• uenee to be having relations with I man Sennett also said he has rec!elved after a Justice Departmeat UaVHtip-
otber than her buaband. 'The cue "no response or ICknowleclpment" lion.
from Alabama will have• direct bear· from State Sen. Benjamin R~ Doaolow Shafer said last week that Yoder.
V • p Ji ? ing on about 20 other states and the of Philadelphia to a nqUMt for any who ii now ba a Pblladellllia PIJchl· I et O ey District al eolumbJa wb1cb 1aave so-.information u. JeDalor' claims be baa atnc hospital, tabricatec1 u. ..,. i.e-• oa the bliDdlDJD' ltUcl 1M1 b)' tbe tilD cau.e ol bil IJ:'OWiDI ~ onr tbe
• after tatmc . daqers ol LSD. .
WASHINGTON <UP•> -Sen. J. CRA c· R "Frankly 1 c1on·t thJat ... 11u a111 Sennett.-• ....,_ to DuwllAr
William Fulbright says tut Dl'WI)' to IVe eport iafarmatioll Hb that," Se11Dett uld. Jut weebad ~ ~ lafGnnat
deslpated Defen.18 Seaetm7 a.rt ~ ...... la llarrlabar&... tioD tbe ............. bllldld ......
CJUford mar be them• to P'l"lmde On GOP Lawmakers da.Y. said a. wou1r1 haft• "an illclu-c1eata. ~ e1a1nw1 t111& • w President JoMIOD to dlaal• U.S. alw ............ " .... today. He rellable tDfclrmlllaD that tw um..-
policy in Vietnam. SAN DIEGO (AP) -A ''report alao said be WU draftlDI • tlllesram lit)' of Plttlburlh ltudentl ,... lllnd-
The Arbnsaa Democr..t, a leadlna eard" dtslped to show b 0 w to s.mett. .. ed b)' tbe .-after tatlnf LSD. '11te
critic of 1>e Pmident•a policy, said Republican Je.1*'1 voted cm a bl1JI Tbe atb'MJ faatnhald !di Justice ICbool aald it Ud m ..,..._.GI m;J
Sunday that Clifford, "if be ii ... mle in 1967 will be iJsued by a.. con-Deper;Jneut m..t111• ,.... "pro. ~
and willing to persuade the President 1ervative Callfonia R e p u b 1 t c an ee.m1" at rue. of the Und ltadenta Meanwhile, tbe state dnal, de9lcie to a change, which J hope be may Assembly. in Perrostv.U colJeta, "but IO far ud C01JHtic board WM te recltv9 a
be, that he can do Jt without em-The group's directors approved laau· "have OU8d DOtbinl to iadicaee tblir IUbltantial number of repGIU fnlm
barrmsment." He termed Clifford "a ing the report Sunday at a meetini l>Unclneu •• caused b)' tbe Ille of col.letea and unlvenitiel tbreqbaut personal friend." in San Diego. c1n111. '' the state of the use ol Wepl clnrp •
At the very le111t, Fulbri~ added, liifiliiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii••••••ilHiielliaa:iiidiihiJi. ilclepartmeniiiiiiiilt lialsii'°iliiwiiaai.ric;amiiiipuai.. iiincliiiudiin~g~LSiiDi ...... "I feel I can speak with him and II
have at least an qpportunit)' to try
to pe1suade him in ID)' ceH. J think
he would Hlten." Br becomlq a mem-
ber ot Jobntoe'1 cabinet, be lllld.
CUflord ~ca hi• IDdlpendeace
''but tbM doesn't mean be ii ~
tree to use his capacjtJ for 41'IUJIMDt
and persuasion."
Though he bas seldom expressed
a public opinion about the war, Clif.
ford ls generally regarded u belnl
more of • bawk ~ a dove by • .,... in the CllJ)ltal.
h1brtlM aald ~ ~ hM...teeo
no , stptt~ eJsange , • t 11
Prtaldmt'a poky ta.nc:.t•• "but sttn .,.... ta time." He Aid tt Wlbld
take 001J a "JDJMtr ol weeks" for
tbe Prelldent to revtr1e hil stand.
OPEN H.OUSf Cf LE BRATION.
JOIN TODAY FOi
Japanese Leftists Plan
More Anti-U.S. Protests Look Better! Feel Better! Live ~~ger!
••You Too~~
SASEBO, Japan (AP) -Radical
atudenta and otber Japanese leftists
planned man a a ti -A m e r i c a n
demonatratiom toda1 u the nuclear-
powered U.S. aircraft c 1 r r l e r
EnterpriH prepared to leave Sasebo
Tuesday.
Communlltl and Soclalllts planned
a peaceftal rally and mardl late today
near the U.S. naval bl.le wbe.re the
71, .... arrler arrived J'rida)' wltb
the ~ frilate 'l'rutoD
en r.e. from Hawaii to Vittum.
Sinee thin protadng J e f t f I t
studeall b a• e clashed daily with
pol.lee Ill Suebo, Tols;yo and other
JapaMl9 dtia. ~ claimed that
the Tillta link Japan to tbe Vietnam
war at.e the ahipt are belldlng there.
Demomtratlau b)' older ComlDUDisll
and locl1llltl llaft drm thouuds
but bave been peaceful.
The Enterprise and Truxton are the
ftHt nuclear-powered surface
warablps to vialt Japan. U.S. nuclear
submarines have been calling at
Japanese port.a. aince 1964.
Tbt U.S. Dtfeue Department said
the ships vilited Japan to give their
crews shore lean and to pick up
auppllee. The dally riou several times
dela)'ed tbe start of liberty hours
for the sallort, but eventually they
sot Into the city, ud no attacks were
made on them per10nally.
About 700 students armed with
sticb and rocb batUed Japanese
pollct Sunday at the bridge about
500 yards from the U.S. base. Police
used tear gu, blab pressure water
jets and truncbeou to turn back the
mob.
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Egypt Opens Trial
~
CAlllO (UPI) -Egypt
~r'llftJ Jl'YJUC ~ men In-cl two former cabinet
ministen on charges of plot·
ting to overthrow President
. Gamal Abdel Nauer after
the June 5-10 Arab.Israeli .......
Vice President Hussein E;t-
Stlafei beaded a tm-e.ma.n
tribwial .. .,..,. the public
trial.
A 2,00o-pace ind.icbnent
med ti.. death pouUj tor
aeven-Of..-the defendants.!
Shami Btdru, <former mtQ.
iste~ of w"; Abbas Rad-
wan, fon;ner lnWior m.lnil·
ter; Sa1ab Nur, former di·
rector ol inteW,.nce; re-
tired Maj. Gen. Osmu Nu.
aar' and tbnt other biP r ..
king army ofllcon.
Altogether, 311 of the de-
deodants could be 11ntenced
North Korean Raid,
Assassination Plot Told
to dtatb and tbe other 18 to
111e.m.pr·u11oo ..... ~-
AD M were charged with
Plottin& to seize power l a a t
Aquat . by overthrow~
Nauer and restoring Abdel
Hakim Amer aa commander
in chief of tbe nation'• arm-
ed forces. Amer, a former
vice preaident and one of
Nuser'.1 clo&eat friends.
~ in September alter bis '
arre1t as a defendant in this
case. · ~
A court ruled be commit·
ted suicide.
Mohamed Amin Ayub, an·
other of the accused, died
before the trial opened. Au-
thorities said he died of na·
tural causes in a prison hoo·
iptal.
SEOUL (UPI) -A N-0rlb
, Korean army lieutenant who
infiltrated Seoul with 30
Other Communists said to.
outside Seoul on Jan. 20. Authorities said the plot-
ters planned to act on the "l recret nothing,;• Kim eve of Nasser's deP,81'.ture
said. of the mission: . from Caito to aUeDd aft Arab
. . day the group bad planned
to usassinate South Korean
President Park Chung Hee
and h.is top aides. Their
unsuccessful raid wa s the
first on Seoul since e.nd of
the Korean war.
South Korean Maj. Gen.·· Summit Conference in the
Yoon.PU-Yong, chief of tile neighboring Sudan. ButNas--
ser learned of the plot and army counter • intelligence had the conspirators quick·
corps, said the COmmunlstJ ly rounded up.
were composed of • i x Chief Prosecutor Aly Nou-
squads, each with separate reddin said the defendants
targets of destruction. were notified Tuesday of
He said one squad was lhe specific charges against
assigned to attack t h e them. The indictment says
motorpool in the Blue House they planned to m-0ve land
and secure cars, 10 th~, in· forces Into Cairo under air
filtrators could nee t o cover "to take control of
Munsan, 30 miles north ol state machinery after ar-
SeouJ, and <:roas the lmjin resting high officiall." Their
River back lo the north. motive, the indictment said,
U this plan failed they were was to change the govern·
to retrace their steps across ment by force.
The lieutenant, Kim Shim-
Jo, 27, tokl newsmen his
group's primary mission
was to blow up the Blue
House, t h e presidential
m ansion. and to kill Park
• .and his aides.
The plot failed when the
Infiltrators were intercepted
by South Korean police. Sun-
, day night. Communi'st sub·
machine bullets killed a
p·olice superintendent and
five civilians. The police
shot to death live terrorists
and captured two.
the DMZ. The authortative newspap·
"We came to the. 10uth
well aware that we may
be killed," Kim said. He
said the group sneaked into
the South Korean capital
from the north via the
Demilitarrzed Zone on Jan.
16 and that ther reached
Bibong Mountain ju 1 t
Pledge Made
For Support
Of Commies
PHNOM PENH (UPI) -
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
and Pre.sident Josip Broz
Tito of Yugoslavia today
issued a joint cOmmunique
pledging "full support" for
Hanoi and the Viet Cong
in the Vi'etnam war,
They issued the com-M Quak munique at the end of the Ore es state visit by the. Yugoslav
Communis.t leader.
Shak S• i} Tito ond Sthanou.1t:,cruef . e , IC t_ "atofo.,°t~~~~
A T·l.~D!_._ ..... ~.document uying ... 8 on·i·~-~~. of international -· · problems were "identical or
PALERMO, Sicily (UPI) close.'.'
-The homeless ol. western The joint communique
Sicily today' fled ·the cold. c a 11 e d for "immediate
the mud and the feai ol evacuation of foreign OC·
more earthquakes. cupation troops" f ~.om
-'J'hree -1ight-t e m-b t frrr-·arable lands. It offered full
shook the area Sunday. support" fo~ the ".'iet Cong's
More than 60 ha~ roctced National L1beratton Fr~nt
the poverty-stricken hills in (NIF) and the Nor1:Jl Vie.t·
the past nine days, killing ~8:1nese go.ve.rnmenl 1n their
at I e a s t 212 and leaving f1g_ht for 1ndept;nd~~ce and
about 42 000 homeless. territorial lntegnty.
The ~vernment gave top .Tito praised Sibanouk f~r
priority to moving t h e his e.ffor.ts to keey Cambodia
refugees from improvised neutral tn the Vietnam war.
tent camps whei'e persistent The Y~goslav condemned
rai'ns and unsanitary con-a~ed 1ncursl.on oo Cam·
ditions were the chief health . .:bodi:....:::an:....:•.:.0".:.·------I threats. Many of the 1-
homeless -an estimated
30 percent in the prov~ce
of Agrigento -were leaving
their smashed villages for
the. Italian mainland. The
government provided free
trains and they were packed
as they headed north.
"Our biggutjob and most
serious •orry is persuading
the refugees to leave Ute
tent camps and get into
closed quart-ers." said
J n t erior Undersecretary
Remo Gaspari.
er Al Abram aaid that only
one relative of each defen-
dant would be permitted to
attend the open trial.
Shortly after Israel defeat-
ed the Arab States in J u n e
Nasser announced his res·
ignation, then recorisidered
it citing popular demand
that he remain in power.
Gallup Poll
I!icks Wix.on
As Nominee
NEW YORK (AP! -
Former Vice Presiden t
Richard M. Nixon Is the
choice of Republican party
membei:s• ror the presiden-
tial nominaUon, but New
Yorlf: Gov . Nelson A .
Rockefeller has becorhe in-
creasingly popular ampng
Republican voters, t h e
Gallup Poll reports.
In the sampling mad~' lu
Novem~r. Rockefeller was
the choice of 15 per cenl,
but the latest poll, reported
Sunday, gives him 27 per
cent.
Nixon remained steady at
42 per cent.
The latest poll shows
• ... ., ' .. ~··
Tet Trt1ee Talk
Cea$e-fire· Limited
SAIC-ON (AP) -Holid.17 misht develop. fires In name only," one
American om·c1 s a i d reW!uy. ~
cea1e,fire1 see~ on their Now even the civUitn of.
way to becominC Uotbet ncials and diplomata wtlo
casualty .. of the Vletn1m used to support the cease·
war. . fires as political necessities Another said the curtail·
ment of the Tet truce was
"in keeping wjth t-he prin-
ciple that you give the
enemy as little opportunity
to infiltrate men and arms
into South Vietnam as possi-
ble ." The truce period was
apparently cut because cap.
tured Communist
documents showed t h e
enemy planned a massive
effort at Tel to strengthen
his forces, especially i'n the
Th S th • Vi tnam ' , refer to them as mean· e 0'1 1e ese ln~less .
government announced Sun-· ;They have been cease·
day It was cutting 12 hours
off the 48-hour truce it had
ordered next wtet for Tel,
the lunar new year festfval.
lt was one m.ore example
of the growing distaste with
which the Sa~on goyern-
ment ud its allies ,yJew the
traditional pause in .the
fighting.
Military officials always
have opposed the truces on
the ground that the Com-
munists invariably use the
pause in the fighting -and
especially the halt in the
aerial bombing -to shove
more m•n, arms and •up-.
plies onto the aupply trails to South Vietnam.
The military men also
point out that each cease-
fire has been followed by
major battles, proof that the
Communists use the cease·
Ure periods to resupply and
redeploy their forces .
Some large A mer ic an
operations also have come
immediately after cease-
fires, leadlng some
observers to draw the same
co nclusion about the allies.
17th U.S.
Serviceman
Asks Asylum
STOCKHOLM (UPI) _ A northern areas of South
17th U.S. serviceman today Vietnam.
applied for asylum In Swed· The South Vietnamese
Ui · 1 government, always t h e en, government 0 cia 5 hawk when it came to cease.
said. An anti-Vietnam group fires. was even more reluc· said an 18th GI bad come to Sweden for the aame pur· tant late last year after the Viet Cong announced in poTh~ aliens commission November it would observe
said Lawrence Teeland, 24, three-day cease-fires .at Christmas and New Year's, of Waxen Ridge, Alaska. ar· and 8 se'ven-day halt in the
rived Friday from West lighting at Tet.
Germany and reported to po-· ;;;;;;"";:.;;:,;:._,.===.I lice. The commission s a i di•
it knew nothing of the man Yhlt o"·
mentioned by the anti-Viet-..... l"-1 I-.
nam group but said his case ~~ could at this point be in the
hands of the police.
"All I can say is that Tee-,...,... Ult .......
land has applied for asylum
and that his case will be COMPLm
handled by the commission a... '-"""''
soon, probably next week," & ........
Michigan Gov. George Rom-
ney with 12 per cent and
Gov, Reagan with 8 per
cent.
The allied military com·
rr.ands also say the number
of incidents during t h e
cease.fires has become so
gre,at that during the New
Year truce there were m-0re
casualties than during a
normal two-day period.
, a commission spokesman ~ -
said. ~ It was· not known if Tee·
land had contacted any of
the peace groups .that have • ,.._ I.Mo ._ helped Gls flee to Sweden Reagan showed t h e
sharpest drop. having had
13 per cent in the November
poll. Romney slid two polnts
from his November figure
of 14. '
But the military men have
had to bow to political con·
sidcrations. There wa s
always hope that perhaps
the truces could be ex·
tended, and that peace talks
to escape duty in Vietnam.
The FNL organization and I.We hlli
the more moderate Swed· • JilOI L C.. Mwy,
ish committee for Vietnam C-1111 M. ha'e helped 16 U.S. soldiers • lllJ Ne. ..... ...,. .._ •1.-,..... ...... seek asylum Jn Sweden.
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I DAI\. Y PILOT
Next Step Unclear
-w allace, 'Doves'
Due 'on Ballot ·
Chain Crash
In Fog Takes
Lives of 6
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
Officlall.Y. former Alabam
Gov . George C. Wallace
earns a place on the
Callfornla ballot today and
so probably does the dovish
Peace and Freedom party.
Secretary of State Frank
M. Jordan ls expected to
announced the Wallxe 's
American Independent par·
ty and lbe Peace and
Freedom party have col·
lected enoup slgutures to
qualify. Each needed 85.059.
The road ahead looks
unclear.
Botb partiea now mus hold a state coaveetioa -
tbtrt'I DO Deed for a
prlmlrJ electloa for eftber pmy -to pick a slate
ol party electors. callfornla
haa 4t electoral college
votes.
The Americ an
Independent party already
has its candidate , George
BAKERSFIELD (UPI) _ C. Wallace, i1 he chooses
to enlM the November A chain reaction colllalon presidential election.
on foe lbroudecl U. S. 98 Tbt Peace and Freedom
&cmdlJ clalmed tbt lives of party bas not selected a
11z peraou, tnc:Jttinc four nominee.
memblra el a Loi Angel.. Tbroulh a strance quirk In the .fate law, .n peraou famllJ. El&ht others were who reitstered tar tbe two
flljmtd. partiea to allow them on
The maltiplt accldent wu the ballot now coalll switch tr 11 back to tbllfr farmer parties tria•td whea • car av • in time to •ote in 1be June
ing aoatb In tbl northbound .. ~ .. ..,.
lanes collided Mad-on with Janr only requires the
a northbound car. p art J h av e en o u I b
Ia near zero mlbilitJ, reilstrants to qualify in
d January. There'• no need three other nor thboun cars for a dlflDite DUllll>er again
amllbed Into the wreckap uaW .JMaary. tt'IO -jast
and thrM otben became hl· before tbt ant eltction.
volved iD a rur end col· To 11t on the ballot.
lWol1 whlle teytnc to avoJd Wallace ea mp a I In e d
tbrOQlboal vota b e a• J the orltlnal amuhup. Califarnia ad concentrated
John Caodlllo, 31, Los ta particular on the populoul'
An1elt1, driver of tbewronc IOdmn part of the state.
way car. wu k 111 ed . Par two montba. Wallace
Cl.Wornla BlabwaJ Patrol moftd aroand tbe ltatl MD·
olflcen theorlaed Cnd.Wo inf hla own atJle of southern became Jolt iD _,. foe llld conservatism - a platform
droft op the wront acc:•s of militant antlfederallsm,
ramp to the ct l v 1 d • d a demmciation o f in
highway. . .. tellectuals ia eo:~nme_!lj
Caudillo'• wile, Aallla. and a call fOr • ....,... -
38, and two of 1bt1r IOU, order."
Ampro. a. and Rudolph. U. ''The 8"erate ma dlen't
also were t1u.d. Another n e e d p1eadoolnteUtctul
son. Orlanclo, I, sulfertd tbeorlet telllq b.illl wblll m~C: =·~. ,... !s"!h: ~ : :~
Duard Avflt1, M, z.,d.n(tal, Wallace a.aid. Tbe "pseodo-
and Rote Geald, M. SU 1 n t e 11 ectual" was his
Fr&Deileo. favartte targel -------------------------
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Monda,-Tuesday-
Wednuday only!
Pretty•up hi-fashion
style, cut and set 42s
Utd ttendt wl11 cos your hofr tnto
o frothy, felllinlne styfe. A '9fteshing
ihompoo, a sfl,..ciflng brvshout,
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TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON
FASHIONABLE COLLECTION
OF WOMEN'S SHOESI
HHll
Orig.10.99
~ .. 688 ·--NOW • ~
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Orig. 5.99-1.99
NOW . 3.88~
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COSTA MESA
(Her-Mr Shopping Center)
. .
we've •••n -~with the feel pencll 1
Take aclvant .. e of lti9 Ncluctlons
on all. th•M timely Penney itemal
Never tren Ptnn·Pr•lf •h•rf 1Jeev1
shim tn bright aolicfs, coloml ploids.
Sizes6-18. 1.66
Adel Color ••• Create Interest •••
With a Striking Accent Pile Rug!
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.. l"x72" 12.ft
Muftkolored stock-cfyM cut pile N9' of 100~ ~icOM rayon Gr9 machine
washable in lukewarm wat.r. Cotton duck back It Iota coat.cl fonkid resi ..
tance. Ideal for livtnsrroona~ bedroom •den. Awllabfe in fashionable WGn'A#
cool and neutral shad-.
Special Valu• for the
lnfantanclToclcller Set
n.,.., bit ••• ,., .. ,., retain• bocly
WW-. Zip""" .eth .,,.,,.te1t clout. Mint,
Mala , ll11eo 2 •44
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Penn-1reet•Drw Pants
1.66 ·
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
( Huntifttton Center J
' Reclucecll Huge Variety
of Cotton Faltria
Orlg.79'
NOW 2,.. 'I
lncl-of.lemenr luyl
Auortecl Glrll' Drw•
Orl9.•4.5
NOW ••• 2.66
lave on .Allortment of ..
Glrla' Skirts, Sweaten
Orltl.4.91
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Y.,..tr Of Tier Curtains
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NEWPORT BEACH
j._
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9cluctions
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ttt 1h•rt'1f1eve
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• rayon en machine
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Itri cs
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Surveyor 7 Readied
For Long Lunar Sleep
PASAQENA (UPI) -mocm today • tbi1 11m dif:
Sclentista began 1hutting peel toward the J u a ail
down S.urveyor 7 on th• horizon ud temperature&
headed towai-d a low of
Yorty Trails
Cranston
LOS ANGELES !AP) -
The Slate Poll shows that
Alan Cranston would defeat .
Sam Yorty for the
Democratic nomination for
the Seaate but that both
would fall to unseat lDcwn-
bent Republican Sen . Tho-
mas Kuchel.
The poll shows Kuchel
leading Cranston. former
a tale controller, 53 percent
io 3,1 percent. Yorty, mayor
of 1Los Angeles, t r a i I 1
Kuchel 56 to 29.
Democrats asked t o
choose between Cran1ton
and Yorty picttd Cranston
52 to 'Z1 , In • September
poll, Cranston led 47 to 3.1.
Republicu voters polled
favor Kuct.1 M percent to
30 percent om" Mu· Ral·
ferty, 1\aLe superintendent
qf pubUc inatruct:ioe.
mJnu1 211 dtfrt11
lahrenheil
The moon. robot 1lrill be
pul into virtual hibernation
to conserve power durina
the two week Ion& lunar
night which begins early
Tuesda y. Without sunlight to
generate electricity in l:s
&Olar power 1ystem, the
craft will doie off but
hopefuDy it will respond to
radio commands to wake up
when tbe sun riset. Feb. S.
Scienti1t1 at Jet
Propulsion Laboratory' ex-
pnolted ullsfactioa with tbe
experiments performed by
Surveyor 7 1lllce It landed
near the Tycbo Crater two
neU ago.
The craft bu trammitttd
more than 1',000 pictures
of the lunar. aurfact 1Dd
1cienti1ta Sacll1 nleued
a compoaiU Dbotolr•pb wb6cb .... c.n.d .... bill
picture we've ever eou.n
from a &lnreJGI' mihlan." A Open Eve~ Nl,hl Mon. Throu1h Sat,
Al!.'.!!!!v'f 1
SPECIAL LOW l'llCIS ON
DIAMOND
PENDANTS and EARRINGS ' DURING OUR CUAIANCI
NICKllNI
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GL eulea Cue -
fioc;lors Ilg.e Ahortio~ _Trial
8.U!_ FRANCISCO !UPI)
...:.. Two )ltOIDinent Su Fru·
cbco 51b115iclau w e r e
ldleduled to · IO OD tri&I
Wore the state Board of
, Medical Ezam.inen today
oa cbarfh cl def1 tn1
C.ttfonaia's abortloe lliws.
The defendants are Dr.
J . P•uJ Shive)Jr, chief of
obstetrics at St. Luke's
Hospl~l. and Dr: Seymour
Smith, a staff member of
St. P'J'ucb Memorial
Hotpltal.
Both have •dml tt ed
perl•miq; abortimu, • reprimands or probation to
proved. bJ IDldica& eom· suspeuion or revocation al
·m1Ueu of tbtlr _b@lpitall, tbei.r.UceDRs. Hearlq dettl
on wamea •bo bad been for the other 1even defen-
upoaed to Germu meules danll have not yet been set. duriD& prepancy. C&lifonlia's abcrtloa law
c.lifonlla bw mUn IDO has been liberalized llaee
provtlloa for abortlou tn , char1e1 ,wen fUed aaatnst
1ucb Cllft, althouab contact the physicians 11 months
with German meulu Ire· ago, but Gov. Ron a Id
quenUy result in deformtd gan I n s I s I e d on
b~s. rem ·val or a deformed
Shively. Smith and se\len babies n as the. price
otber Saa' Franeiaco dodo.rs for his signature.
•imllarfy accuaed' f a c e Re1gan said such opera-
peaatties that ran,. from lions are "only a 1tep away
from what Hitler tried to
do'' in e:cecuUna mentally
a n d pbysiotlly defective
persons.
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Aerospace Firm Facei .
Diserimination Suit
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
A ault by lt periou,a1aia1t
North AmVlcan Rockwell
<:orp. --p;aymeal or
waae1 which mipt have
been earned if tbey hadn't
been the tara:et of allea:ed
.. discrimination.
' The suit, on tUe In U.S.
District Court c I a i m s
discrimination because of
se:iL religion, and race. One
worker said he was fired
because be wa1 Jewish.
Three women said they
had b e e n di1crimlnatl!d
' lllinst bectut of tMlr MS,
ua Nigro worlcin aaicll
they bad .. 1 -si-ICiiia.I ~atiiul
Lawyen from the U.S.
E q u a I Employment Op-
portunity Commialoe hive
appeared ·on behalf of the
complainants In U , S •
District CoW't.
Spokesmen for N o r t h
,American Rockwell u1d the
firm was "very proud of
our reconl in race n la·
tions."
All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Througtl Saturday
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( Huntin9'on Center)
i
i$tindlve dinette sets look twice
the price.~. are perfectly at
home in kitchen or'dining room!
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8. DA.IL V PILOT
For The Record
Meetings
MOMDAY ~r"OL'llc Toe1tmu1tn, Celltornl.t S.v•
l"O) 11od \....,. Cew ~. 1 •·"'-, co .. t"'fflto TontmH!en. Corel •wf ru 11ur1.n1 ~ Htrt>or l lYd .• Costa
Mn41, •·JO t.tn.
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610 w. 1"" SI., Cosll Meu, l:JO om
Coss• "'"'' Her....-v l ocllot :it. Ocld l'tllows Hell. 141' Ntw-1 l l•d •
Colle Mnt. I p.m.
s-1 Adell~. lr>e ' H••botlll•S c11ap1er. Colteoe ,.,,,. k11oot. 1JH
Notre Oarnt. '°''' M-· I p.m. l'ounl•f" Vello Junior Cl\em.,.r
of C--•u . Kl,,...a hl>lt, 4ATI
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Flit WllN nltJ 1011cv Slit Kllftt "' Jalln ..,.,,,rt
Kllnt l111dt G. Smilll •I l ttry C. Smllll Wiii._ P, Gffclt YI $11....... l . a.re••
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SuUIMt Thtrnt LH YI llOd"'Y Mllloll l H J~•""' S, lteevll •• Mtrl T. KffYll, Jr.
Obr t £9•er '" JoM T &er., '"'''°'" .,,,. CtouM YI Ou•nt ci..ri.1 Clouw El•lrt MuftO~ Mlr-J VI J-1111
lOUllO M1rwer
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Car Blttl Pele -·----~
Three Countians
KilleJ in W reek
Three people, two of them
children, were kin.t Sunday
in a Yorba Linda tralfic
acc ident. The car in which
they were riding hit a utility
pole. the California HJghway
Patrol reported.
In another accident. a Los
Alamitos girl was kilJed in
1961 County Traffle JN7
11 Death Toll 11
'Dark at t•e Tep'
Young Talent,s Shine in Mesa Drama
By TOM TIT\1S
OI .. ...., ,_ .....
Much of ttte dUficulty in
mounting a family drama
has been circumvented by
the Costa Mesa C l v I c
Playhouse in Its new pro·
ductlon. "Tbe Dark at the
Top of ttle SWrs," by the
casting 1 " two exceptional
''TNI DAIK AT TMR TW
O• TNI ITAIRtu
" Merna w Wll"-'-• dlrec.,..
bv Ptll Ternwlllt>I. _,... w ••""• W Didi Iv-. 111 dnltll 11111 1 111
Orange County tfu. season), for comp l t t e char.c-
it la given a generally boatst teriution, while H e r b
and tborOiulb production at JObnson•a smaller role la
the Costa Mesa theater. comic coup and welcome In·
Against one of t b e deed.
pbyhouse's m<>ft attractive Best of the p I a y • s
sets (designed by B 111 dramatic momenta are the
Fuclk). the drama becomes .scene• between tbe two
warm and believable, with slater• a.nd l)etween the
smatterings of humor along mother and daughter. Tbe
the way.
ellbt~ teqaeDCt Ill
the MCODd act la tbe )Int
pcUt of .... ~ ...
1t wu in an earlier oUenn..
Two more performanc,a
ol "Dart at the Top of the
St.aln" will be presentecf.
Friday and Saturday in the
Commubity Center
auditorium om the Orange
County Fairgrounda.
Elaine Barnard g i v e s a ~LS /
rich, involvinc interpretation .•--I'll• -----------•. of the troubled wife a n d TAX mother facing the prC)fpect TIPS
,_,, Of Cflut<NI. New-' Htrbor.
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of a broken home. Less eI·
fective is James Greer asl
her blustering husband.
whose first act weakness is
largely compensated for in
bla Lat.er appearances.
Q. I wericell f9' a --,.ny fw 17 yeen Mii ,...., they .. , Mltk·
rupt. I wu •tttlM '9
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in income. thettfore. no lou can be cJa.lmed for
it U and WMft )'OU ?'e-celve this compenAtion.
or a portion. it would
then be included ln your
lnrome.
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Ctr•Y
Al-A, ltrtl9ol "' 11..,r WllltMY kn tan
2.4 Million Visitors ·
At 2 County Parks
lRVINE -More than %.4
miUlon penons v l 11 i t e d
Orange County's two major
regional parks -Irvine
Park aGCt O'Neill Park -
during 1967. mon than
visited Yosemite National
Park. according to the coun·
ty's park director.
Kenneth Sampson. head of
county parks .. beaches and
harbors. said the total was
a 16 percent gain over the
previous year. a n d at·
DEATH NOTICES
BALTZ MORTtJARID
CtnU HI Mar OR,.....
I ;otU Mela MJ I-Mii
BELL BROADWAI
llORTlJAJlY Ill ....... _,, C-. Mea us.am
PAanc VIEW
MDIOlUAL PAU
C• t1" e MerturJ a.,.1
-Pldfk """ Ortft .............. Ca.llfenla ....,.,.
.rm rAJULt ooLONtAL
"1NZBAL BOllE , ........... ,. ...... " -' Wfti•-•'I• llO&'ft1&JlY ., .... . . _. ....
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tributed it to improved ac·
cess road& and new parking,
picnicking and c a m p i n g
facilities.
S a m p s o n s a i d ap-
proximately 5.000 trailers
and truck campers made
overnight stays at O'Neill,
the county's only camping
park.
Individual campers wtlo
used tents n u m b e r e d
194.000. and there were
another 960 youth groups.
DEATH NOTICES
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Covers
The West
Los Angeles Co unty.
Dead are:
Gayle L. Affholter. 18. her
niece. Kelly Gene Sercu, 2'h
and John Flaherty. 4. all
of South Gate; and Mary
AM Ahlstrom, 11. of 12052
Old Mill Road, L o s
Alamitos.
Lakewood • h e r 1 f f ' 1
deputies said Miss Ahlstrom
was a passenger in a car
driven by Gregory B •
Seller111. 18. of Buena Park.
Booked on suspicJon of hit·
run driving after the crash
was Ricke L. Bottrell, 18,
of Lakewood.
The Yorba Linda victims
were passengers in a car
driven by Rosalie June
Nicholson, 25, at South Gate.
She is in Orange County
Medical Center suffering
from internal injuries.
Mn. Nicholson told CHP
officers that her car hit a
soft shoulder on Esperania
Road, 1wened and hit the
power pole. The Orang9
County coroner's office said
all three victims were dead
at the acene.
Sentencing
Postponed
SANTA ANA Sen·
tencing or 1 We11tmlnster
man who bas pleaded guilty
to forgery charges baa been
delayed until Feb. 1 here
Jn Superior Court.
Johll It, a.&bt, 311, tf 1271
Abraham Court wa1 ordered
to return to court on that
date by Judce William
Speirs. He will appear with
Patrick Greenwood, 2111. of
Tustin, Bothe's companion
in the passing of a
fraudulent check for '88.22
in a W e s t m l n s t e r
supermarket.
Both men pleaded guJlty
to the charge o n ar·
raigrunent then withdrew
the plea and asked for a
jury trial. They 1 a t e r
retracted that request and
asked Judge Speirs for im·
mediate sentencing.
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The plum role of the
domineering sister ia played
to perfection by P a t t y Jury Trial young talenta in tbe crucial Neeclerma in one of the
children'• ro&es. but perftnDuces of the
The perfonnancu of a. seuoa. M ber necesaarily On Feb. 28 dle Berkley and DI ct subdued husband, Larr Y
Fitzsimmons as tbe daddy's Tremmell brings out the
girl and mama's boy tn seet:bi.ng inner tension of his
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A. Yes you do. 'Ibe
wtthboldinc requiremen'-' apply to payments to
emploYftll ot commt.-
11lons and bonuses u well
u regular salaries.
A. 11111 type lou II not
deducUbJe for income tax
purpoRS. Since you arf'
on the cash basls. thf'
$700 was never Lncluded In Burglary William Inge's reOection of character with natural ease.
Oklahoma in the 1920's are Miss Berkley's Reenie ls
SANTA ANA _ _ _ _..._. uniformly splendid. They a reaarJ<able performance. GENOAL IUSINESS SERVICES
~ are the peyolf from director particul9"1y in tbe deep 563 w. 19TH STREET
Murray Waterman, accused Pati Tambelllni's chJldren's drama of the third act, JOHN I. SAUNDERSON, COSTA MESA 64~-021
of burglarizing the Beach theater program over the while young Fitzsimmons1"!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~
Music Co, Hunt l n gt 0 0 past three years, wbicb has enacts the difficult role ot 1.
produCed son:le remarkable the younger child with f T S rt C g Beach, twice in a two-month young actors and actresses. gusto. The other younger OF Op po S OVera e
period, pleaded innocent While "Dark" ls hardly performers Cb e r y I
Friday in Superior Court. Inge's best offering (though Krauter and Robert Tram· Read The Daily Pilot
Judge William Speirs~it~certainl~-·~y~is~popular~~~-in~_m_e_U~-~ha~v•~furth~-e-r~w~go~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ordered Waterman, 19, of
Manhattan Beach, to appear
for jury trial Feb. 21. The
defendant is being beid In
lieu at bail.
Waterman was ~ed in
Huntington Beach last Dec.
11 alter police halted him
for driving without. bis _lights
on. Found in Waterman's
car. police said, were a S508
1wt.ar amplifier taket:i that
night from Beach Music,
17404 Beach Blvd.
Officers said they later
recovered from Waterman's
home electric guitars Yalued
at more than Sl.000, said
by the store owner to have
been ta t e n from the
premises in a burglary car-
ried oat two mcaths earlier. . '
Chief Jadge
At Meeting
SANTA ANA -Superior
Court PreaidiDC J u d I e
SamueJ D re i z e n will
represent Orange County at
a "W0ruhop for Presiding
Judges o f Metropolitan
Courts'' to be held Jan. 21
in San Francisco .
Chief Justice Roger J.
Traynor of the Calilorn.ia
Supreme Court will preside
over the meeting.
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1• Two more performanoitl
ol "Dart at tbe Top of the
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.e Friday and Saturday In th!
·o Community Center
.e auditorium om the Oraneti
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ih income. therefore, no lou can be claimed for
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etnploYttt ot commb-· slons and bonu.es u well
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m:agi,native 'Happy T-ime' Larided ~nBrOOdway -·-
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·Opening at
Melody land · '
Hailed .. the 1DOlt dldnl
9lld deplieg .,... Jet llO
play Jn Melodylaod --· "IAI Girls, Les Girls ," wl
open a four week encase-
~ there Tuesday lli&hL
fJfeadlng the new Frnc
type 'revue will be CORI•
edienne Rusty W a r r 1 n ,
queen of tbe Vant garde and
double entendre. Starring in
the new &bow will be Ulian
Mootetecchi, * I l II , • r
dancer recently witb the
Follea Bergere.
Leo Bil 8'o,
mlllicol --wllo ..... --..... from Paria !or -Am.scan awe...e. ea.n
edy pantomlmill Goorre
Carl, Broadwa·y and
..cordlllc -1'DnJ' Darryl dance team the Bolidly1
and • compeD1 of
.ttowglrll and dmoer1 l1lo
wlllbef-.
.... tMn ..... bu
boon u~ In '"'"!"'!11""~, tne new Sammy Lewt.Dall·
ny Dare production, which
Is being presented on an
"adults only" basil.
"Lea GlrlJ, Lei Girk" will
play niPtJy, except Mon-
day 1, with tw
pe1formances oO Sllturdays and-·,,_ ... now on sale at t b
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Whythousands of Americans
I , .
will pass up ·th~se oth, silent
~ new'68 .cars and buy this fim.ty-sounding
Mercedes-Benz,200Diesel.
Tbeextra,.,..,,.iaMerades.Benz200 Diesel
makes can mean loll ol eatra dollan in
~ pockc! ~ ... """ !!( ~ ,_, • ~ ,, IAl>d loa 'iiof"-liUlollm at die aiG
of a dozca )'e-ar'l.1:t's a 'fery durable
lll8chlae.)
The IOUDCI, tM aavinp, and the dUJ'Oo
billty. all Item from tM unorthodox '?Y
the Dlael eqine worb. If you're led up
with cars that she B mlla,per pllmi.and
need frequent cwdy tune-ups and bq to
bo traded alter -or three yan, thll
"offbeat'; Diael may be jUlt what you're
looking for.
,And at $4493 It ...Wd bo tM shrewdest
c:ar buy of your life.
The Dietel tWlereace
Jn the 200 Diesel en,me, tbett ~ no car·
bweton.' No diatributon. No points:. No
condcn.-n. Not even any spark phip.
An ...-inJecdlia llJSlem squirts I . m-1 fuel throqb lln1 .... 1 .. directly
into the""'1-chamben.
Instead of 1pt1rk plup,oouqn:ession heat
within tlie chamben !pita the fuel (and
the Iris to111bustion "b1111" that raulu Ii
·, wbeR Iha! Dietel sound comn from).
It may toand like 1a:Jm1ca( p.oledy .
pok, but thia Diesel principle means
several dollar•vlna thinp:
I. With no carburetors, points, con·
densers. d11trlbutor1 or spark plu1s to
fiddle with or replace, your upkeep sosu
compared with many ~ v.s's will
plummet,ower the ,ari .
2. Couiiiiilild r0'carbUre1an.'that Diesel
'injectioo·.;-,11 mt!L!elnll!Y aioct ID metorlna,fueL Len fuel II wu'*1 before it
can 11e·bUmed. , •
J. The Dietel"""' fuel mciN d&dmt!J,
too. Far-laa Ii loot by lnaaq:l• cilmbuo-
tioo than In paollne ..,.tn..: Bmy -
aillle 'dn>p 11-lnto-V IO tam
the crankibah. Up p>e1 youi: mlleap.
U.Merceda-Bem 200 Diatl: it ~·i klok lib a ordinary economy car, becawe it's DQt.
• 1~-.
dielel fuel when you need it," goes another._ ~or instanc.c, ~re's every bit as much
•A.Diael pays for itt economy bJ ~-interior space u you11 6nd in those big:
ing different, true. But the sound" Ji only · '68' dreamboats. Ybu're·cradled in seats
aucljble at idlina; speeds. Once u~ay, that orthopedic physicians helped dcsi1n
asCARUFEmaP.zi~found,"man)'unsus; · to'foil muscle crampand'fallgue.
pee.ti.Di Plllell#qi ~ SW"pri!Cd IO learn Every 200 Diesel ·body is ltand-finishe.d
that> tbey'w biem ridiag iD a Dieael." before paintine. Whm it ls painted, it's
~l fuel Ii sold wborever trauports painled three limes and then hand·rubbcd.
1lOJ)-udtblit'1.i~ofplacdlec:rou No enaiJ>e is i1\5talled1until it Puses a 60-
the country.~ are bound to be Mera) minute test run. No 'Car is released until
suchstadom in your,Cio'IOllUllUnity. a squad of inspectors ifve it an unquali·
Remember, too, that your 200 Dletel is fied O.K.
desfpe41ud bililt 19 run up to 500 "'Uu You conquer bumps 'with a fully inde-be~ &lliap. (That's further tmitbe . peodent1us~hsion1y1tem.(the$aJDCtypc
di1t'ance from NiiW York to Montr911:) fou.nd on Europe's costlidt s·ports cars). No.,._., t-cheo
4 •. Tha Dlael -cUooal fuel ........
ollnt. Aad It can lie boaPt cheaper tmn ......,. __ .,_fuel_
Wllet'o die cefdl 1 Don'! bo mhled by the 200 Die'"1'1 eco-
nomical nmnin1 eo1t1 into thinklae that
You moy ---Dleaals a1ao bl1lll this is -more tinny little "econ._, .. c:ar. -.... ....... ........ . . °"""' claely; you 1l find tbat,lhc 200Dlesel -a.,~"!' oiwfal Nebtl.'.' II!*_°'!!. , eiiual• or lieat. othor l4500 can lar com·
voU •top squarely, wilh front·di~ brakes
that don't know how to faide. And bec&use
tlie 200 Diesel's body baS, been welded '"' P,lh.~1 juSI bolled-y<>1a'r. spared lhe
nttln and squeak! iliac' p)aguc so many
can after• re"! cttousand miles.
'lioef "Ym .-i ,..-ml a plaot1hat Nila 'fOrt.finlih and ctmtai~ ' -, ~ . . . . " 1-.,. " ,. .
.
Mercedes-Benz applies 24 pounds of
prim. and 24, "'°"' pound. of under<oal·
Ina to the200Diese1. This is one economical
car that'• built to last. ....
From SZS. 78S* to $4.284*
You may be able lO afford a Merccdes.-Benl
without knowin1 it. Below are suggested
retail prices' for 7 of the 13 Mercedes-Ben&
models:
600 Grand Mcr<edes -............. $25,785
2305£ Coupe ................. -9,210
230SL Roadster •. •. ... .. .. .. .. .. 6,568
2SOS Sedan -........... ' ...... -6.011
230S Sedan •• •• ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5,143
230 Sedan ... O 0 o 0 • • ' O O O • O 0 +PO 0 O ... 4,511
200 Sedan ..••.••.... , . • • • • • . • .... 4 .284
·w~.., C•sr ""' ot '""1· ucr,,,,.,. at 11·•mpor1a1iott ,,..,.&Clo
opficl!u, llst• ..... ~ ,...., /1 •"1·
A word on 1afely
· Mercedes-Benz pioneered many importanf
safety features, many yean ago. Dual cir·
cuit brake lines, disc brakes and other
items have been standard equipment for
years, too. But work continues to make
Mercedes-Benz cars even safer-both in
ayoiding trouble, and in protect.ins )'OU if
trouble should occur.
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CIRTIPICATI OF IUllNHI
'9CTITIOUI NAMI
Tiie unclers'9ned dOel <trlllv 114 b c-.ctlng a bull-11 _. Mtrlon
Wty, COiia Mew. Calllornla, unci.r !tit
lldltlous fln" ntlM Of ROYAL I/Al.ET 'ARKING SERI/ICE and 11111 Miki firm
11 com-4 Of IM '°''°""'"' "''°"· -,,.,.,. Ill fvll and piece ol rn~
b ts IOllo<ln: J-pll Cllirlfl AreftMIOrl, 2* Merfoii Wey, Co.II Mele, O lltorni..
O.ted Januerv 11, IHI. JOMPll c . ...,.....,.,,
Stale .t C.ll!ofttlt, Or11199 COUfllv: °" Jan. 11, IHI, lle!O•• me. • NollrY l'vbllc In and tor Mid Stelt, ,..,_.,IV
1-recl --Clltrles Ar-dOrt -II
lo ,.,. lo lie tM "''°" WflOse ....... 1 wl>Krlbecl to !tit within IMlru..,..,I
tnd .cknowleclttel ,,. Ptcllted IM Mme.
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IAll.EY. Mrt lofOft tf191ted In ltlt t>usl,,.,. _, Ille llrm ,,.,.,. of CUSTOM
CltAFT MASONltY. al (/(I] l oltt. Newporl
llffch, Calllornl.t, Wtt dluolYtd •• Of mldllleM. OeGtmller 11, 19'7. TN!
llttrMtler .aid firm dltcontl11u.cl 1111
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dlaaoMlon ftO perlOll lied 4"1111orltv lo lflcur ot>llttllons lor wld ltlfmer llrm. CUSTOM CRAFT MASONltY
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$1.93 7.75/6.70x15 $2.23
$2.08 8.15/7.10xl5 $2.33
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January 22nd
and 'Janaary
23rd!
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t.asuna Beach Opera ~ 11a1e1 111 .llfU! -~ Grape Feotlvll ·(rom .I lo 9 p.m. Pri411, Jm. II. ,\ La-Beach's Art Alsoolatlan Galltey will be the •
eottlng for the .... ~ wbere.eotorfully ·~ bolteu-
.. will add to the 1 .. u .. 1 picture.
' A few of California's premium wineriel are leftding
some Jof their select product.a. fo Ui~ thoUJhtful con·
sideratloh 'or guelts. To complement the wine, ~a
ntercliants are providing cheeses and breads.
Mrs. Robert E. Lawson, ways and me~. chairman, ·i
said funds from the benefit.. as well 11 others-staged
throughout the year, will support the Laauna Beat:b
Festival or· Opera.
'The league also provides rnany boors of volunteer
service to promote the mu&ical summer undertaking.
Others assisting with festival plans include· Mrs.
James Townsend, Mrs. Tri5tan Krogius and Mr~. Theo-
dore Beatie.
· Hostesses, chaired by Mn. Henry 6~Br'een, include
the Mmes. John W. Bowkll, Anthony Or1arMlelll, Town&o
end, Harrell A. Vineyard, Charles E. Hirlc~,.David J.
Erlboo and Bob D. Hlll'll , . , ,
lfrs. Geol'(e H. JC. Bryant LI in charge ol r ... rva-
tions, They may be obtained by cllilnc ber ot 495-5178
or Mrs., Lawaon, 499-3590. ·
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Laguoa Beach Ari Aloocietlon Gallery. ProceOds will benefit the Laguna. Beach FesUvll of Opera. ' . ;
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Hearty Thought
If auxJllary merObera of South Coast, Community ~ especiapy, comciou'.s of ,St. Valentihe's Dl y; ii is·
became they have their minds on their ninth annual
Valentine ~all. ·
' To take .place in llhe Newporter Irm Saturd1y, Feb.
10, .this year's event is being aranged by" ttie' auxiliary's
newly formed Silver and Gold Chapter.
Invltation1 embellished in rhodlmine fed on a
silver·studded background,· have been mailed to mem·
bmrw and friendJ of the · auxiliary asking them to come
for cocktalla at 7 p;pi. and dinner at 8:30.
~n1tioD1 lhould be made early. and due to the
size ~the ballroom, the guest list will be limited to 450.
Deadline for reterVations is Monday, -Feb. 5. .
Miss Fern' Randolph,· hotel and eritertainment chaiP.
man, annouhCed th1t Ray Noval will wive hta magical
hand to produce I memorable evening of dance music.
1'tle musician's P•5'-engag"1lents have been· with:'
hotels in.eluding the FI.OOngo, Laa Veia&·1nd Statler,
Washington, D.C. He aleo has perfo.rmed for area
country clubs, television, radio and in th~tera through•'
out the COW].try. .
Marking his fourth ye'ar as master of cer:e·monies
for ~e , Valentine Ball, Harr.y Babbitt aJ..0 ·will enter·
tain· membtra an(I guests .
·Many exciting door prizes are included · in the at.
tractions for the evening, according to Mra. Sam Garst,
prize chairman.
· The annual dinner dance is the auxilill')''s aole ·
· 'aoci1l benefit and ·tradltibnally is known as the Valen~
tine B~J to commemorate the Hospital Witb...a Heart,
which the auxiliary serves.
All funds derived from the evRt will help retire
the auiili1ry's hospital pledge .
Sis" s· ·IDea~ Right: A r ·ime to Vi,sit Is When They're Al _ive .s
th•l peopJ who work tor the POlt and get bis money's worth. Helpfml 8a.t 0. Rew ,te stay ~
Ottice Dep&rtmot do not have the U you want to print some in· :uwf" die .,,_melt amni my CIO-
r!Cht to mail lhinls tree. How •bout formation th1t bu real merlt, print ••ILl•U wu .. n1....-. People fte
DEAR ANN .LANDERS ' I bad a, woodltf.a Wll'DI'~. witb my
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It, Ann ? thlt: Almost every day someone, Cr)' a. Ave meeey by allowta1, rrleati
--HONEST ABE 10mewbere gets electrocuted becauae to "la&all •eledrleal 1pPltanee1 tUe
DBA.ll ABE: YHI' ,........ ...... be touched an electric clothes dryer,. a terrlltlt et.nee. Hirt a 41aUI~
.. a .... , Mi 11111 1" .. rtPI a w11hJng mactdae, an alr-condltioner, teebtdu, folb, ... pay Wm ·
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II f9et. Ill .. " 1 rtl.;&. Ille llW ... because lhe 1pplianct was installed Do you teel W at eue .• , :;-
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I ..... tell tllll It M ... -c All such devicta shOUkl bl properly thne but 100? Write tor Ann ~, !Iii !Jllo -....,._ II a water pipe with -' -"Tiie , g.f II Popl!lart~ .. of at le•st number.141aup or lvlt(. enclotlftl, with 1°"" reqllel'lq· D1£AA ANN : By tllils dme you bave Some codn require numbitr 12 1aup In cotn ud a Iona, Hlf.' Pl"GMblJ' beard from buadreds of alee· wlre which 11 11rpr thin number stamped '°vtlopt. · · ·trlcal tt1tlnee:rs teWn1 YOlf 'thll OI' 14. Ann Landers will 1Se Slid to -
lcdltit's auqutlon· w'M • ptMtay. Ht Tbls la the strallht loodl and )'Oii yoa wttb ~ problems. SeDCl tJMI'
'reeomrneftded that once the u,tK till can depend on It to btr ID caft of the DARIY Pwrr
-lunlad IMl a -11111111 M -WATl'S CIJllllENT -. I -pod, ..it...idr aid ...U.let Jt,buft far at lNel 100 1• µ1 I DEAR WA'ITll I cbtcAd oat 1f/IW eawlopt. r, '
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. . MAKISHlllT CLINIC -The 1Unoundinp are
primitive but this matelhllt cllnic in a South Vlet--
namne village of!era tbe molt modern drup and
Lu.ncheon Speaker Due
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vacdnes to combat ~. 1bt U.S. AaencY ftW &Jpva. •• true, tblJ do International DeYelopment (AID) 1' ..-iinl -dfll. eolnplemlllt lltber sreat .
ian nunes to help, cue for the llct and ~~ ~ deal~ ~It'•-~· { the-.i..-.--w... I w_,
• weuinc .. beat doea. make
W k, D II R i. • you walk with ... air. 0( S U 0Uf/·ne lt'a true, u Stanley
PhillploD, prelldent of the .
At Chapter Gathering Vanishes in · Vietnam Deslper Shoe Guild aaya,
"Sboa will never apin be
a fllbiOD attertboqbt. Now,
u often as not, an outfit
begins with tbe shoe and
works it WJY upward."
STYLE SETTERS -From paper thin 1 lurd ~-to blJb ~ 11Un ~
pers lavished With feathers ... membe n of the Dmper Slloe Guild continue
to.delight the public with footwear fanc '!· 'lbe vartoua atylu repl'8lellted lbow
that shoes will never apin be a fUhion lft,ertbought. . Mn. John Le Ho 1 of Donald J. Andrews. Tired of dull routine? qaalify u rpllatend -..., LaJo~ former national Mrs. E•l G. Corkett will Women are urgenUy need-DUl'll edaeatloa achtlon,
Daupters of the American preside and introduce new ed for work 11 civilians in public beaJtb m1dwiftt •
Revolution acbool chairman, members, the Mmes . the pacification program lit · nunet, DUl'll anatbetlitl,
will add re a 1 the Col. Hortense St.ears, J. Harold Vietnamese village.a and teacher education ld9ilon,
Wllllam Cabell C h a p t e r , KeOou, Marilyn Henderson hamlets, accordiq to U.S. penoJUlil afflcert a d d
D~ at noon Wednetday, and Miu SUllll Martin. Agency for lntematlonal MC!'9tarill, ue JD Im·
Jan. 24. Delegates elected to. at-Development al»ote•men. mediall dtuuQd.
The Dellper Shoe Guild
ii made up of •17 style aet-
tm who Joined toeetber to
provide sl}oel for a Mlect
group of women of taste.
Benefit
Due .ozs The women will meet in tend tbe 80tb annual IUCe AID will take can. from Tb• pey . raqu from
Island Home, Fa ah Ion OOllference March 12-15 are interested women in U..Loa ta,ooo to '11,000 wttb a 21 'Look' Catches Mrs. Lawrence Plait of
bland for 11ae audwich the Mmea. Carbtt, Reber, Aqelea area thll week, Jan. pei'cut bardaldp baaua ad-Delta Zetas by tbe Sea ii
· 1 u 8 c h 1 o n and talk. Artlmr L. Elllwortb and M. 22-27. Coiled calll will be did te nllrJ pbaa mec1eaJ serving on tbe committ.el
Host.asea will be the Mmes. W. Martin.' A 1 t er n ate s accepted at (21.S) 881-M79. • and vacation ~ta. -Wives' fyes for the Feb. 10 Flame Fan-s. M. Reber, cbalrman, C. cboten IN the Mm e.s. William . Plat~, A ID'• There'• an oppomimty for tasy benefit I u n c be on
E. Stovall Jr., Wllliam Gearp Buccola, Guy H. · pubU.c ~IW's chief for Viet· travel, adventure, aoclal Your Loot antl OUtlook, fashion show presented aq-
Jones, F. P. D\um and tberry and Tbomaa A. nam, 111d womea who can 1 if e, s e If-development, hints on charm and poise. nually by the Southern
GERMAINE CLOUTlll
Te Mwrty
HB Couple
Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
Cloutitof Huntington Beach
have evealed tbe engqe-
ment their dau~ Ger·
maine Simone ClouUV to
Gary E. Davla of Hunlineton
Beach, ,aon of Mrs. Robert
Bond of Fountain Valley,
The news wu announced
during the holidays. No wed-
ding date baa yet beu aet.
Bernard. career. But there ta more captured the attention of California Council of Delta
C:bapter memb_ers a r. e to 1t than that. "The women Aeronutronic Wives Club Zeta.
plaQnlr!g to partici~te in Emblem Club . wliochooaetogotoVietnam members at a late morning Ecllth Head,.acadepiy
the J'tb. 22 Patriot • Day want to tab put 1 n brunch in the Stuft Shirt award wtnnlDI cleatper and
parade in Laguna, Beach. The Elks Lodge is the set· history," Platt said. "They restaurant. a DZ alumna, will serve
Several took part in ~e ting for meetings of the want to share 1n one of Johanna Marble, director 11 commentator. Tb e
SoutberD Council, Callforma Emblem Club 201 of Laguna the ereat.est humanitarian of schools N'AV)' Webb benefit aldl Unl-Betic Camp Di~ SodetJ meetiel tD San Bellcb. Members peber tbe endeavors of our Ume. They Davis Ag~, proYidecl the tor cllabltle c b t 1dre11 , eco. tint and third Tueldays at want to help build tbe p-ogram. ~· were lpODIOJ'ed bJ tbe L o • 8 p.m. PW'·" ~by area • .,.._ ..._. C-.1
• Cuclldata muat bl U.S. . • a>ctal . Oii l>Zi have pwn JDGre tbu Fr .1endst=·1pS The DAILY' PILOT ' ct~u at leut five tean. ch6 are plannli ,_ a. ••to til cauae. Fl TbeJ malt be linlle, Wltb third Wedneldly !If tbe ---------Covers Boating no .depadenta, an4 qree montb. The nut 1enera1 Kids Uke to Renewed Best in West ~ :u: Vietnam at leaat =· is ldM4U1id in 'Alie Andy'
Brunch, brldte and a
renewal ot long standing
friendahipl are in order for
aevera1 memberl of tbe
Fine Artl AmlUuy of the
A.ulatace League of Loi
Anlelef who DOW live in
tbe Newport.Balboa areL Tbe7 will attend the social
event Wednelday, Jan. 2'
in the Loi Anples cti.pter
home.
The »year old auxillary
devote• time and talent to
the many facet. of the art
world and bouts MIDJ
member artiata including
tlle Mmet. WJlbur B. ;Ja1er,
Harry J. Mareh and Ba
• SPECIAL PURCHASE
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IUZll PRINTS
new sprint colon for new sptl"t feshion1 in an Msy
cart cetton, de1i9n94! •ncl styled specially for us.
21 ltl'lftt-ffesll celen •nd 411lps ... • ~ntlf.I ''"' wel,M .......
YOU WOULD IXPICT TO PAY tic YAU
J their friends fori.-----------=--~ T. sof tbe beach lnL
the one y aodua are Mra. SANH>llllD conoN
Robert o. Dundu ot Lacuna
Buch and Mrs. '.Reid GINGHAM Wason.
AVIL IAYOM a ccmoll
FOREVER
FREE
FROM
UNWANTED HAIR
aLEEK,SMOOTH HAll'-FREE a&AUTY CAM •E
YOURS WITH OUR KREE ELECTROLYSIS
METHOD. IT15 TKE GENTLE, MOOEllN WAY
TO PUMANIHT HAIR REMOV~ ll'llOM PACK,
ARMS, LEGS, ASK F'OR A CO .. LIMKHfARY
'COHSULTAT-IOlltWITH OUR TRAINID T&alldCIAHe
IN OUR 811AUT'i ML.ON. ~ ~.}..
The bride-to-be la, a
graduate of St. Anthony
High School, Long ~ach
and studied at Long Beach
City College and Orange
Coast College.
Garden Clul;
CHICKS
bMutifully woven in colon to WMr all
spri~ and summer. idoel for dNSses,
pr.++y blouses.
COollDINATU
DOTI "N llalNI
"'ix 'em, ~h '••• fu11 f9' skirts ofNI
tops, pl•ywNr. excellent ceter -'"·
ffOftS.
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Her flance is a graduate
of both Huntington Be.Cb
High School and Calliornia
State College at L o n i
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The flr1t Tuellday at 10
a.m. is Ile time aet asldl
for members of Hll'bor
Giiden Club to meet. Loea-
tion may be obtalned b'/ caDinl Mn. B r a d le 1 Schwan, 141-MG.
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COORDINATES
wnn~t. slt'W e littte Iron e drl-don
e WINDOW PANIS e CHICKS
Pl.AIDS • STIRS e SOLIDS ..
ell perfectly, color coordiu+.4 in•
cott.ft en4 rayon aportw~,.
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FANCllS
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HOUNDSTOOTM w.owr•• m..s,
sprint colo" lft •it woitMs for d,.11 er
tt.t+er 1port1WMt.
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·Mlft·~ e IOUTH ~T IUIA .. 141-1•
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·wtth gorgeous bedroom fumtture
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Sometimes a beautiful bedroom ea be an apeaU.e
lmUl'f . • • Mt not if Y• ...U your eeleetion now
duriag our Janury CJearace. from eontemponrr to
tr.rditianal, th~'• ~ go1p .. ,, ..... aet waitias IOI' •
roa •ere at • grutly na11t ,n.e. Pmaper ,......
and your Mclget! ' '
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'I ANTED HAIR
E •IAUTY CAN IE
llCTROLYSIS
111 MOOKllM WAY
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Ebetts to Honor Guest
VISIT DUE
Mrt. Knuchln
What's
Doing
MARY DAY, 642-4321
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Sall Alorm
1 Ticket. now are available
or the 44th a.anual Hun ...
tiJ1gton Stach Ffttman'1
Ball wttich will take place
from 9 p.m. to t a.m. Saba·
day, Feb. 10 in the
Meadowlark Country Club. 1~ Music for tbe festive ball
t be provided I» lhe
hnnie WiatJer orcheatr1,
Uckets are Sl.50 per
EIOD. Additional ID·
mation may be obtained
calling the Fire Depart.
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I With thif Rib. '
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pglllld, ~ Ulll -llM Im lllq ol Denmark la won ber t a a ·u m 1 r a b l e nietpltllll ol MrVice ...,
laarela, wt1 I tie' bonnred at _, 1 Wlrill War, 1u . ..t . ~=~JollAI ,a tea by tb1 Garden Section Anc1l11 tbl dol>
ol ... EllellbubotNewport' tor tf'la'n dolne far bet
-·... ' h • '--' .. beblf Of ...... I She, Wfil addrtti mellibtf't C>' tioa, ~ rellslaa. ;:,, c et' 1 p.m. -~ ... ~1'.'U relpliul .. , Ju. M. ln tbf"""' bll fer eoUtetin1 two tom
llbell . , ID-o1 ..,Un plaatl, lriOI ud
Mn. ~ Nlella, -....... for I -of c:hairmu. • :' . • -~ts 1*...S 11 Reservations to "'1 Mrs. the 1 Loi An1elet County
Xnudln. are requested DO MUHmn.
JaCer. Ihm today wltb Mn. , 'Aad lut year, ahe wu
'N.._, ..... Mn .. J. A. a,,.arded the Prelident'1
Gaat.11R11i•Mn.H.B. =~ Service Baib:, m.s+r7. ' by California
U~, Up and Away
Mn. 'Cll.ytoe Ttioaipeoa:~·sra&e Collep at Los Ebell pre 1 I d en t. will .up ... , ud the Mother ol -------------------1
wekome memben and Year Award from th•
Winninl tbelr wlnp· II airline stewardesaes are .
Shelli Ann Cejka (left~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Cejka of Huntington Beach and Cynthia
Rius, daughter of llr. and Mrs. Kermit Riggs ol.
Costa Ilea. MW Cejka i~ employed by Delta Air-
lin11 in the Soutbealt. while Ml.SI Rius ii • fllebt
bofteu for Tram World Airlines in the Nortbeut.
triads; and diatrbltlan of Paudenl AssociaUcm for
door prift• wW conch• i-. tbe ltud;J of Necro life and
ewenl -blstory. Riviera Club Charting
Yoga Le$sons, Races
Mra. Knudlen. Uated ln Loi Angelea lnttrnati~al
"Wbo's Who in America" Air])ott was the seWng in
since 1147, is founder • 191't for the dedication of
chairman of the Los An&elP-s tbe VaUey Knudsen Rose
Beautiful p r o j e c t , an Garden planted with 300
honorary life member of r01eiln brl'lhl prafu.sion. Yo1a le1&0ns and a trip the gatherln1 may be ob·
to the racu are a feY( <14> tained by calliq Mrs. Allen,
the activltiff planned fOr 494-1810.
Stanford Club Maps ::::~ Club members 1l>ls c1~:'~~:.~·:
' ~ ' -Blrbara Murphy, a well rebuild tbetr auvtmu 'E 1· ht . d' s ' • I known area .,.opouent of depleted bmt account. with n IQ ene Octa ~Ill '"" belllh ll1d 111.... a d1y •I lhe ..... Wed·
Members and guests of
the Oranli! County Stsiri-
ford Club wUI hear a dia-
Juniors 'Aid
Family Movies
To stimulate competitioo
amon1 motion picture com·
panies In favor of more
film s suitable for family
viewln1. the Junior Woman's
Club of Hunt1n1ton Beach
has voted to support the
r.resentation of an annual
'Oscar'' for family en·
tertainment.
The resolution proposed
by the Banning Junior
Woman 's Club would make
such ait award in honor of
the late Walt Disney who
played an ouUtandlng role
l'n the production o f
wtio1esome family movies,
and has been made to tbe
Motion Picture Academy of_
ArU and ScieDCes.
Harbor TOPS
Harper School in Costa
Mesa Is the scene where
members of TOPS Harbor
Llghters gather each Mon·
day evening at 7: 30 .
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C ..... _ ol _,,,__ •--will clemoutrate tbe art to nesday, Jan. 31, it waa . .,,.
....._ -..awam ~ memblrl ot the club's b Mr A yan's play, ."Tbe 'ftme of Creltive Livln1 Section in nounced Y s. · Harry
Your Ufe," prior to attend-the Laguna Beach home of_ Plaeps, dlalrman.
i.ng its performance by the Mrs. Jim G. Allen &t tO::rt The day's 00Un1 will
South Cout Repertory a.m. Weine.day, Ju. 24. begin at 10 a.m. at the
Folklwln1 the 4;emonstra· festival grounds whe n Theater at 8 p.m. Wednes-tion. lntttested members participants bi>ard buae1 for
day, Jan. 24· will form group classes for Santa Anita where they will
Paul RI ch a rd I, of inatructiOll. watch races from reserved
the Stanford Reper to r Y Further lnlormalion about tables in the clu.bhouse. The.ter. a professional res· _.:..;:..:;:;_::;.,;_;""-';;.;;..;.;, _______ ~---
ident company atthe
university, is an actor,
playwright and director.
He made his Broadway de·
but In 1963 in "End as a
Man" and has been a mem·
her of the Actor's Studio
&!nee 1962. As an artist-in·
residence, be teaches act-
ina: In tht master of fine
arts program in addition to
his theater pertormanc,s:·
His talk will take place at
I p.m., with show curtain
at 8:15 p.m. Co-chairmen
for the theater social are
Mn.' John ~. Thorne of
Newport Beach and Gordon
B. Joon of Lido Isle.
Following the . play, the
cast will join ~ Stanford
group at a champagne re·
ception. /
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side of '68 with
Clairol• D e ml-Frosting
Clairol"''s bright ideas go In st·reaks,
sltategi~ally placed by our coloring
experts to add new defl lh and drama
to your hllir. The color is
#ultvidually blended tO lijht your
coif wit~ a glOIV all ii• """'· .. to
go wee•• and weeks wtlllout even
a retoucNI Our dem i·/roslirllf, .
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AreaW...S-Belmoatalwn-..................... ..,.., .... ...
DM _, belle lavtted to at•
·lull tbe lllOClaUonl1 wint.
~ Wecloeld11, Jan.
24, in tbe LI Canada. Coun·
\
.,.,. Cl_ub.
Mrs. Georp SimblonJ,
M5-9131, and JU1. James
F. Slmom, 5"-7117, are t&k·
inc reservaUOCll from area'
particlpanll.
SJIABING the deUibUul Hoac Memorial ROlllHal.
1 'duty'' of betnc Pr11byt1rl !11 . Proud
.. I lh t parenta and grarxlpareatl pandparen or e firs _........ Stepbadc, wei~ in time are Mr. and Mrs. • .. .,_ ~ ...-
Philip Jackson and Mr. and at 7~ poUncb ud bu jet
Mn. Duue Hafner, all 0( _b_lac_k_h_•_lr_. -----Costa Mesa.
Stephenie byn Jackson,
firstborn of stepben and
Linda Jackson cl Costa
Mesa, arrived Jan. 16 in
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
Fashion IS ... -
striped ticking
Sa new! In a rich c.risp cotton. So areal!
In a coat costume smashi~1ly sure of
Itself in navy and Yltiile. The Slljl8rlJl1
tailored coat mates wltll a .
matching sleeveless dress.
Sizes 6 ta 14. II.GI
Sportswear Boutique
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By EARL GUSTKEY
Of Ille Mir Plllt '""
'"'9 bal:r was tousled. the face wu
IJimy, the driver's suit had a ckte
for the cleaners and the feet were
naked.
With a wreath or flowers around
his neck, Daniel Sexton Gurney s a t
with bla wife and pit crew chief on
a couch in the press room at Riverside
International Raceway.
It la t b e custom at t h e s e things
to bring the winner from the track
to the press room. Gurney .knows
all about it, ol course, having gone
through the procedure five times since
1963.
In his fastest
...,, ........, 22. 1961
\Vest Ex
-
Wellenl Division of the National Foot-
ball Leape, play opportmlisUc ball
apinat Otto Graham's underdogs
from the Eut.
Shula'• fwces converted fumbles,
abcrt pwaU .. a Piii ~ Jato 3l o) .... • polDD to ,Chait
up ,the West's lltb verdict kr the
11-year history ol tie game.
Oanly Ill ~:tfG ... ,..,At .. ..
IO elam'911• -· man llll•*-ir.1111.a&ftld nee.
GurnllJ, ... .... -I .... If ... ccdl ,.. • .., tD .... ..., .........
'-Vella. ........ ._ tl1'11t
Parnell." Ill 4 ISL 1l
''SeromlJ, lt'I lllllllltl .. -~ JOU cm drlYe tlll •la tile...,...,
ti lbe nee ad ._ ....., ~
Wt at tlae llld." · t:1
GU111!'J, madl ti tbe c:Mcrta ol
bis ........ cear ~· lltlDI.......... at ........
But they bad to fight beblnd, ex-
plocling for 21 points in lhl fourth
quarter to earn the winner's ~e
of •uoo per player.
Two stunnln1 blows dismembered
the Eut in that crucial final stama
after it bad rallied to tab a ~11 lUd in the cloelnc 34 seconds of
the third period.
WU.. K.Uer T••ll!fl The lint reveraal came when
scrambling quarterback Fran Tarten.
ton wu burled for a 34-yarcl Joss
by Willie Davia. Tutenton lost the
ball and Dave Robinson scooped. up
the flounderinl plpk:in 12 yards
farther downf'leld, giving tt.ie Welt
a tlrst and goal .t the three.
Wley Learned Lesson
Mter Five Winless Years Gale Sayers needed only one play to get the touchdown. Following Don
Q)andler'a conversion it wu 24-20
with 11:2:.1 remaining in tbe game.
HOT STUFF -Dan Gumey's pit crew labors at
breakneck epeed to change a bot, abredded Ure
during Sunday'• Motor Trend 500 race at River-
DAILY PUT ...... ~ '-._
side. Glen Wobd, pit crew boll. auf.ferecl a •vere
arm bum bandlin& the tire. Gurney wo~ tM nee
lor the fifth time In six years.
NAPA. Cdf. (AP) -Kermit Zlrley
learned a ftlUlble lesacm in five
wlnle11 ,.._. • the proleuioDll I~ tour.
"You mn't let•·" said tbl •year-
old Seattle pro after bliaterlna
Wild· Finish Gives Ewt Athletes Voice ~
Stand in Battle
. SUverado QQitry Club's new Nor1b
Coune for a 66, 1even under par.
Sunday to defeat Dave Marr bJ a
stroke and win tbe top irm ol '25,000
in tM KaiMr IntuDationa1 ()pm.
,
Against AAU 25~24 Win in AFL Show Marr, who went into the final round
12 under ps, 1"IUDd up witb a '10
for a 274 total to Zadey's 273.
Z.ley emapleted biJ round 3D
minutes w .. ~ ...... 1S under
wblle Marr WI mUiDI up tc:r a
double holey wttll .... stralpt
bh-diea -on the 18th, 1711 and 18th
holes.
JACKSONVn.LE, Fla. (AP)
George Blanda and all his teammates
on the American Football League's
Weit team are S400 poorer today than
they think they should be. It's all be-
cause Blanda's old Kentucky wtnda1e
deserted him.
When Joe Namath of the New York
Jets risked bis fragile legs on a ow-
yard touchdown smash and put the
Eut All-Stars ahead 2>M in Sunday's
season finale, there were 58 seconds
le fl
As any pro football fan knows, th1t
Is not necessarily decisive. And Len
Dawson of the Kansu City Chiefs us-
ed only 52 seconds to move the West
to the East's ?.II.
This was the time to call on Blan·
da, 18 years a pro and the AFL's lead-
Ing scorer of 1987 on bis educated
~acekJcking toe.
Back before bis pro career Blanda
played at the University of Kentucky
and he knew all about windage. He
bad missed a 29-yard field goal at-
tempt early in the fourth quarter and
took note of how the wind was blowing
In the Gator Bowl.
"'Tnanda allowed for it and booted
from the 35 what could have been the
winning points and the si.ooo winners'
share to each West player Instead or
the l600 loser·s share.
"It just missed by a fraction ,"
Blanda noted u time tan out. "Actu-
•llY the ball went ri1tht where I aimed
ll The earlier kick I missed was car-
ried to the right by the wind. I thought
that the same thing would happen
again -but-it-didn't1
So the glory went (o Namath, who
came to llle in. the fourth quarter and
carried the East to two touchdowns,
and to his top receiver Don Maynard,
who are uted to such pltch-and'<atch
coMectlons for the New York Jets.
They shared the moat valuable
player accolade.
Namath headed for New York today
• to 1tart ptting ready for next seuon
by wearinC a c1llt on hit of1en-btjar-
ed left knee tor at least five weeks.
''Tbe ....... get inflamed ud doc-
tors tell me the on)J way to c1Mr tt up
ls to tmmohll1-the knee for at 1Mlt
five weeks," be Aid.
The East'• late comeback robbed
Les "Speedy'' Duncan of the San Dte-
10 Chargers of ate role u hero and
left him with on}1 the honor of being
named the top defensive player. Dun-
can set a record OD a 90-ya:rd kickoff
return which gave the West an early
7-3 edge and a lead it held until the
final minute.
Another record WU Mt by the 38,·
500 crowd, hllbett ever to see aa· A.FL
AB-Star game and a pouible forerun-
ner of a JacklODville francbi.M in a
couple of years or so.
CHICAGO (AP) -The bMtle for
control ol aJIMMur athJetict in tbe
United States continues to nage and
this time the atbletea have tteppect
· in for tbetr pmt Of tbe •cument.
At a 1peclal meetiQc under the
auipicet ol the United states Tract
and Field Federation Suoclay, a group
ol \be mtlon '• outltandlng stars wan-
ed the Amateur Athletic Union they
would not stand for Olympic clla-qualification.
Last weelt in the squabble betw ..
the AAU and the National Colleas.te
Athletic Association, whicti backs the
USTFF, tbe AAU warned tb1it ID1
"I tried for ID eacte OD tlle lltb,"
said 1.arlly, explaiDiac be did not
8" bow Mano WM dotne.
Zarley bad birdied the 18th and
Marr missed • eagle by a foot.
"That's why you can't let up," said
Zarle7. Marr betM tbe fiD&1 round· on the
I* .-12 OOUl'H, about 45 miles
Dartballt ol San Frudseo, four
... ahead al Zlrlef.
Diluter struck MlllT OD the per-
tbrll, 1 .. yard seventh bole wbtn be
ll8dld in a land tnp, bit out abort
athlete compeUna in a US'IT1' meet Laker Offense ln New York City Feb. 9 could lOM
bis eliglbUlty for the Olympic Game1.
1be New York meet is not sanc-
* * The Winner•
ln High Gear tiooed by the AAU and Rev. Wilfred .WA -PIMI ........ .,........, ...,_
.
a Crowley, s. J ., president of the Ill N. Kai* .............. ,__...:
USTFF aald bi _,,.. IC. z..m ~ ... ········.. ..... n•,..._., ' s group WUUN not o. #Mr, ...... -• • • • ..... • • • • • • • • • •• • .. ., ,. .4
seek to have the meet 1ancti<11ed o. ,.,,.,, 11.e11 .................. ,.~
INGLEWOOD ( "n) J W st by -e " "U. • o. Llllllt, t7Alt . . . . • ............. •• ?!-.._.. ' nr -err)' e YI Aft I, ....... t1.37S ............... ,., _..,.., .... 219 and E1 • Dn •-led the y -A 1 J Ing chArn ' lhl..h B •-.. ~ ..... •••••••••••••••• n.,..,,._. gm &HllY-....,. nge es ump paon n.,.., os....., o. c,....,.., ...,. . .. ....... .. .....• n-n . ..,......211
La1rer1 in another mualve offensive spokesman for the group of athletta L. ~--· •• •.•••••••••••••••• 1.-.11.._• show Sunday ni"ht in clubbing the who are protesting againlt AAU 1· .... ~ .................... ,....,.~= ... Al ~. a,• ................ ,....,,. Seattle SuperSonlca 154-123 in National threats of ditqualification, said, "this M. ..,..., .... •• ................ ,.,,.,....,
Basket.bell Alsocllltlon action. thl ........ '---tos--..1 ~'-"" A 1· Plfnll. .... •• • •· •••· · • ••• • • •• '•"..........., . ng 11m11 ~n ltCU .. vu.uu -.uite L r,...tno. a.m ...............•.• .,.11 .. ,._..
Baylor and W..t scored 29 and 25 a while but nobody bas dme anythinc c. c...,, a.its ···················· •n.,... ..
until •--y." T. Ohl, ll.11S ··•·••••• ··••• • •••• • •• ,,.,.,..,_.. points. respectively, as the Lakers ~ J. Sell-. .,,. •. ..... •. •• • ••• • • •• • 7Mt-n·n-*
scored more tbaD 150 point.I for the Bostnn issued the f o 11 o w i n I "· ,,_,_, ti.c .. · ··· · · ·· · · ······ •7>71-n-• o. "-'Y. 11..ar ·•··••····•·•••••• ... 71.,,.,,_. second consecutive nlpt. Los Angeles statement: a. N'°'911. 11.a ••••.••••••••••••. ,,.,.n.n-as
has now se«ed more than 30 points "We have agreed llet if anyone " "' • ..,. 11.c · · · ················· 10-7•,.71-as o. ~. 11,.Q7 ••...•.•••.••• ,,.,.,.._. in eight straitbt qu.arten. ol our aumber Is disqualified becauae J . ....,. 11,ar ...................... ,....,,,.~
Seattle's sc«ta1 wu ,_. by W-'t of his or her com~ting in t 1t. ••••· .. •• ··················'· 11•12·,.,,_• _. '" ·r-a mee •· l'!eri. .,. . . •. . .. ......... ...... 11.n..,..1~ Hauard 'With II ud Bob Rule with ol their dloice, we will consldet •· "*"""'· "" ................... 11-1~11.._.. ------,.....,..i.,--'to~"'~~ _...,,....,..._, _:r_..,._. ... . .... 7Mf.7M>-• vw -w we 1 .. IK' SU1u1I J. Mlloll'fl""' .,. •••••• •• • •• ••• 1>11-11·1>-• llATTLI Ull ..... Ln and wUl try to affiliate .. mllUY c. Slflwd, ....................... ,..,,.,.,,_. e P T e ~ T '-_ _.. ft ld thl in ... 1. a. Celll... ... •.. •, •••• •• ••• ...... ,.._,....._. Kron a M 1 ...,.., tt w :it trac ... llllU e a et.es vu. coun-r . ...._ ....................... ,,.,,."",._.
IC•md 1 10.11 ,.. .., 11 u " -u 11 nn.aible to support us in th.ii T • ........_. • .................. .,.,.,.,..,._.. R\ltt 6 10.11 ti ......, • J.7 1) ~ti r-A. ,...,_, ... ! .................. ,..,.,...._..
~KMfY 6 6-1 II C-" 6 >~ U .,..-OIJ. D. 1eM1n, .. • • • ••••••• •••• •• ••• 11·11N>11-• ~ ~ ~~· ~ =.... ; 1:!, ~ '"nlisbyls in wwer to a stalemeat t. C,: :::::::::::::::::::: ::r.~ wttu 2 H • """ • 1-1 • JDllde the executive director al a. -...... ... . ,.. . . . ... . . . . . • . . . 11-11-11-1._.
wi1son 3 ~ ' ....... • 14 ' the AAU nprdlnt the ineligibiUtJ T. ""-" -................... ~ ~~" ? ~ ~ ~ : ~ 'I: of athletes for the OJ;rmplc Games. ~ :WC: = :::::::::::::::::::: m:t:
Lott • M • ...,..,._ 1 w 1 We are In no wa1 taking si..._ "· ""' "" ...................... ,....,..,,_. Molft 1M2 .._ ............................. ~-
TOlth " 4141 in T.... • ._. llf with tbl AAU or the trrSFF. We J • ...,.. -.................. •""• • s-m. · · · · •· ··· · 31 • • • -1.23 feel eldl Individual .... ._...., h-··""' J. Cllll. • • ·· • ............... u . ,.,,_,.... Lot~ .•••.• •Je••-1u .....,...,,vu. a.--.11a .................... E =-=:.. -r.::.:.11::-L.a _...a. have tbl ch>lce ol competing wbem t"· =-"'..:"' ··················· :
A......_ -t.a and wbse be IO deliru." , '9dtJlll, ..... ·:::::::::::::::::::: n-.-
Bruins Look Forward to Rematch ·
plillta, II rtlH rt, four 811ists and
...... bllcW.lbllll. AldDdar.
la ..... bt bdtlld tbl Ille Bndns
ti ,_ fl JI IHI IDll attempta m
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Miii .... 1bt mt fl Ua.A'a two
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and three-putted, lettlni a double
holey five.
Mirr WOD Sl5,000 in second place
money, more thin half what be won
during tbe eatire 198'7 season.
Ges:ae Littler, playtna in Marr'• threesome, shot 88' art.er Saturday's
81 md tied George Arcber. who played
with Zatiey, for UUrd. Arcbtr added
a '10 to Saturdey' I •.
Each ftnlsbed wltb a 271 total and
won '7,112. C1osat to them wu Bert
Greene wtth .. 71-71.a-m.
1'Grty-tlne plaJe'I broke per -in the Kalaer, thM ftnt olftdal POA ~al tht')ear. ·
"It WU my bllt pu111nt round
evw," ..act Zarley, who won hil first
toumamellt. "I bad a tremendout
birdie oa the 11th bole, about a 40-
iooter."
ZlrW,, who Milk a 81)..foot chip
at the sixth, said a new. putt.w may
have helped. "I bad to cbmlae putters.
My old one bad 11 P'aduations and
you're allowed oaly 10," be lllid. He
changed to one with • almntaum
shaft.
Zarley bogieJed bis ftrst bole and
said, "I still felt I could get something
going. I felt tailer I could 1'tn. I
had coofldence in reading the greens."
After bis bog91. he upheld bis cm-
fidence with eilb& birdl•.
Another tador in a.e vietory, said
Zarley, may baYI been bome mma
taken by bll 24-fear-okl wife, l&a'ilJD.
"We 1bot about 2,000 feet of my swtna
in tbe put two 1811'." said Zlrley,
"md I focat I wun't turning my
left aide enoup on drtY•. ''
Moments later the Wut cot uother
vital break.
The Elllt wu driving with Tarken-
ton at the controls.
A pus !Mended for Jerry Smith
wu on tar1et but Richie Petibon
yanked the ball from Smith's grasp
and raced 70 yards down the sidelines
for the touchdown that elevated. the
West out of reach, 31-20, wiUt •:Ol
left.
Here's the breaU tbat set up four
toucbdowm and three field aoais for
tbe West:
L W 111 l e Dav 1 recdVered Don
Perkins' fumble at ttie Eut YT. Six
players J a t e r Don Chancller booted
a 36-yard field 10&1 to malte lt 3'-0
with 7:24 left ln tf?e first qparter.
Z. A six-yard p u a t off the Coot of
Bob Hayes put tbe West OD tbe East
28. Seven plays later Les Josepl'laon
wemt over from the tour llld it -was
10-0 with 3:3'l still rema!rrlng in the
fint frame. ../
J. Hayes' aecoocl punting
catastrophe, a 14-:Ser, ~t the west up 39 yards from the e zooe. Roman
Gabriel got ttle · in one play
widl a paee to Mel Farr. That made
it 17~ wkb 2:0& left in tile balf.
4. Robluoa's return ol Tarkenton'•
• fwnble, puttlnc the ball ca tbe !est
three. Sayers went over in one play
and it Wll 24-20 with 11 :23 to go
in the game.
5. Petibon'1 70-yard 1eoring return
ol tbe iD1erceptioll with 1:01 left, mak·
ing It 31-20.
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tb1a 10-yanl ,.. to tMprgg. lAll lOllPblaa la lbdaJ'• Pro ....
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11
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[)WI Win
1t they had to fight bebbld, ex·
ing for. 21 points in tni fourth
'let to earn the winner's tfke
l,500 per playu. ... .
wo 1tunnin1 blowl dlunem~ed
East in that crucial final stanza
~ It bad rallied to take a 20-17
in the cloeinC 34. seconds of
lhlrd period.
1e fir1t reversal came · when
mbling quarterback Fran Tarken-
WAI burled for a M-Jard kiss
Willie Davis. Tartenloft lost the
and Dave Robinson acoope4 up
flounderinc pipkin 12 yards
1er downfteld, giving the Welt
·st and goal llt the three.
lie Sayers needed (lt}y one play
et the touchdown. Following .Don
:Miler'• converaloo it waa 24-20
11:23 remairiing in the game .•
1>merats later the Wat 1ot ·another
I bruit. '
~ Eaet was driving with Tatk.en.·
at the controls. ,
pus illtended for Jettf Smith
on tar1et but Ridtie Petibon
•ed 1he ball from Smith's grasp
raced 70 yards down the sidelines
the toucbd~n that elevated. ,the
t out of ruch, 31·20, with !f..:01
!re's the breaU tblt set up four
hdowns and Ulree field aoats for
West:
W 1111 e t>av 1 recdvired~n
tl.os' fumble at the East -n. Six
en 1 a f e r Don Chandler bOoted
I-yard field goat lo make it :}-0 ,,,. left In ... first qparter .• .
A all-yard p u n t oH the root of
Hayes put tbe West 'Oil the East
Seven playa later Les Josephson
l over from tbe four and it ;.was
with 3:3'l still remaining ·in ·the
frame. ,/
Haye•' second Punting
strophe, a 14-y~r, set tt:ie West
9 yards from the e tone. Rofhan
riel got tf'Je dist.an ht me p,lay
, a pea to Mel Fwr. That made
... -J,08 lelt In tile batt .• . . '
Roblnaon'• return of Tarkenton'•
ble, J>Uttine the ball Oil the FA.st
e. Sayers went over in one ·play
it was 24-3:1 with 11:23 to go
MS game.
Petibon's 70-yard scoring return
~ lnler«pUoo with 1,01 left, mak·
k3MD ... ..
'
/.
j8pe1•u Clipped S .... t
• .. ,.
• """'" "'""'' '~ .._..,.. ,DAILY .l.. JJ.
Limited 08ge Me~u / " Orioles' Robin ' ' ' . -
'; . Raps Yastrzemski
'
For P~p Foll~Wers
• BALTIMORE -.C a t I cban :Vera _Gellbart ad
YaolnemUI al the Booton Rid Evano. Rid Soa may have auc-'lbe aipinp bNqbt ii
ceedod Frant Robinlon u • total Gt IS h -
:Iba Amorlean Leque'a bat-al Anf•la -baYt ..,.... t-1..... to tel'mf. -. cbampion anti holder • at tile ... ,led Tripi• Crown. IA ....
4 ~,he ·apparently failed to PASADENA - A tot12 o1:
t.11 make a believer ot the 241 Colfen wtU ,. after 11
Baltimore slugger. beth iodv" in tbiJ week'• t~ RobWon said S u n d a y t100.• i.o. Anaelel ()pin _ Dl&lrt bt does not believe at lbe Broob1de Part Golf
the Bed Sox will repeat u Club berL • ,
the te~·s top club and • Today'• 8eld I n c I a 4 • 1
lllted Minnetot.a u tbt1 former U. s. uut.ar ebam-tnm to beat. pion n.n. Beman ud
"I think ~ Red Sox were P r o f e 1 1 lo n a 1 GOllln ~ '" lettinC peak. A>IOC!aU.O ...,.. -·t-fonpances from a tot of Tommy J a c e b 1 Boti
• P1a1•1, and I hone1tly don't Mcc.tlitter; Chrta Btocter
thlDt Yastnemski la that .and Dave Rap.a.
Jood," RoblnllOO a.id. Tbe qualifyinl play will
"J'or a player who never be held at tbr• counes ~ m<re than 20 homer• -Riviera, 1A4 (:oyotel and i• any year for six years El c.ballero. .
tD IUddenly hit 44 ••• well The 42nd annual Open will
..,.._., like a .200 hitter all begin Thursday and run
ot a l_Udden hitting .300." through Sunday,
...... ea' G.,_ Cqw Dia
... ARCADIA -Damaacus LA GRANDE, Ore.
now owns two gem• of hii Bruce Bradshaw, 23, a
private triple crown cam· buketl)all player on the
plip at the Sa n t a Anita Oregon CoDege Of Education
meeting and unless disaater team. died in • La Grande
Ntl la, the third will be hoepital SUnday of injurits
acquired Feb. 3. suffered in • Saturday night
'lb.at will come In the game.
1100,000 • added Otarles H. Bradshaw'• team w a 1
Strab Stakes when playing in an Oregon
Damucus concludes bis Collegia(e Conference game
tucceuful visit to t h e agalnat Eastern. O r e g o n
Arcadla ahowplace. College. He was a senior.
"I'd have to say the other The fatal accident OC·
biOrsee: out here will be run· curred wtien Bradshaw and
Dini for second and third several other player• cot· money," ntd a candid lided ae.ar the Eastern
yollD& man named Bill Oregon bask'et as EasMrn
Shoe maker, Damaacus' Oregon inoved h ball down
f.avorl1e rider. the floor on a fast break. Mn. Edith W. Bancroft'• Bradshaw slammed •galnst
4-year--c11d, who opened his a .plastered wall, hitting his
Santa Anlta-ICbedule with bead at the bate of the tkull.
ao 1UJ win in the Malibu Dr. Wllllam Kub 1 er
ltUu Jan. 3. added tie treated Bradshaw at the
San Fernando stakes to the gymmuium, then ruehed
colhction Saturday. him to Grande Ronde
The margin wu two Hospital, but he never
' lengths over Most Host. with regained oonsclouane11 and
Ruken aod Field Master was pronounced dead at
next in order in tbe field 7:30 a.m. Sanday.
of lb: 4-7ear-olds. Atheletlc Director Bob Uvtnptoit· 1aid it WU the 0. Bet1111 ftrltt a th t e ti c utoclated
KANSAS CITY -Bobhy~ata in the acbool'a
Beamon'• 27·1 long jum.p -. ,
bell ever uywhere Indoor• Bradlll. · · •a• an ,A:U":J
-ovenbadowed 1 o m e Statre hi tcbooi player it
' outstanding NAIA e a r I y Pleasara Hill, Ore.. near
season marb and a classy Eugene,
international ·open division
field '"at the NAIA indoor
track meet.
The 21-year-old Teiras·El
Puo topbomore, a native
al New York City, prwed once again be doesn't flt
the mold Of most lonl
Jumpen, who produce
longer jmnpe outdoor1. on ; m):~:i'ihe two-year·
.. old record of 27.0 by
'Russia's Igor Ter-
Ovanesyan, Beamon had on·
ly three bours aleep, "seven
the past three days," and
was using an , unusually
short 211-y.rd runway.
BIUle w1 ...
MELBOURNE, Australia
-Mrs. Billie Jean King
ol Lone Beach, ca lif .,
potted an easy victory in
the first round or tile
AU9tralian Tennil Cham·
plomhip1 Sunday, defeating
Helen Amos of Aul1ralil. 6-0, ....
Wet courts prevented play
ln all but siz center court
matches.
In anottler of t h o s e
matches, M r s. Margaret
Smith C o u r t eliminated
fellow Australian Ke r r y
Harris 1-3, 8-0.
' By ROGER CAaisoN ,Mainolla and Loara wtd
OI ........ ""' ..... -I The Irvine Leape Will go host Fountain Valley, all at
It alone Tuesd•Y in the' 4:45.
basketball war• as the Laguna Beach will en·
Sunset League and the tetaln league I e ad I n g
Angelus ~ .eague both take Orange in ~stview acUon
a day off. at 3:15.
In Irvine action, Brea Brea will be laking lts
travelJ to Corona del Mar, first good look at coach Bill
Costa Mesa invades Valen· Bloom '• Sea Kings and will
cla, Estancia treks t o more than likely leave with
Wrestling Aetlon.
Vikes Upset Lions
ToNailOCC Title
I
Jlatlaing . in . Vietor fl
Corona del Mar's Dan Gurney and wife
along with t?he Motor Trend 500 trophy,
Rangers
Win, 7·2;
1UCR Ties
Arelo enjoy a few moments together
after SUnday'1 victory in Riverside. '
Santa Anita
Entries
BJ STEVE EKOVICR Of ... 0.llr ,. .......
Marina High'• determined
vanity wreatlers slipped by
Weatmimter'1 formidable
mat.men Saturday to grab
the team championship in
tile <>CC.Costa Mesa High
Wrestlin1 Tournament stag-
ed ait Orange C o a 1 t
College's Basil Peterson
gym.
More than 600 a r e a
wresUinl d e v o t e e s wit·
nessed the all day affair
which included more than
200 multi-sited grappler•
from 17 •~hOOli compete for
13 first places.
The torrid team battle
between M a r I n a and
Westminster was In the
balance with almost every
match and the final nod of
the fulcrum could have gone
either way as the Vikfugs
finally edged the Lions, 95-
94, for the big trophy.
Third and fourth place
awards went to Fountain •••.,m••••••••m•••••••• Valley and Newport Harbor Bouncing back from the wh ile Huntington Beach cop-prevlous week's·bumiliation l•NTA ANITA INTIUll ,OUlllTH IACI. 1\11 mlln:. Y••r ped fifth .
t th b d f UCLA th ..... T_..,., J ... ia. 1• -1111 okh I nd UP. Cl1lml .... Puo• .... a e an S O , e on t111m1n1 oria U000-"*10. We st m in ster's Paul
Coast Rangers soccer team c-• -· ,_,... n :M.P.M. Mi., ... "'1d•cto•• IR Yori<! i1J Robinson garnished th 8
thumped Arte',·1 •1 majo "lltST 111.1.c1. 1 f!Jr1on.,. ' v""' A-F•ttw•.,. !Gonu l•» 1<111 r _,, .~ ""·Pock•I Knuo IGo•••••• '''j ho· no• as the outs•·nding
I .,. • i'"' ur.. C1Hml~'-· Punt 5-IODO. llo A.rr.old (D Hi!IJ . 11 ' "" divis on entry in the Pacific ~.''t.f~,cr .. :t]IQ· 11, 111."'' lorn•• 1F c ... t•) 11, wrestler of the tournament League, 7-2. Sunday af. FlvlM lrlllhm•~ !Plttctl 115 Lo» 0tien111n CH1rm111J 111 •• he won an 8·4 de,,·,,·on
tern
L•vel Flow (C.,,!1} 111 Pr!nc:1 0111 !M YtlII) Ill '-
M
00
1
n atpNekwport Beach's f:~"'F~ ~~I!l!;\11 llllt :·~R.;-mi:-:•1::,,\~ r.~rr.:'.:1 ..,1,1• 111 over Costa Mesa's Gabe Ruz
ar ners ar . R•nt« tL....i..ru 111 , ,."" iac•.-• •. ,.,.,, ••••-in the 136 lb. class in a
Th R g led r Td'lo<lplloul1s (Yori<} l\J ~ • •• '" h e an er1 erup or Skt cou"''l'.!"-d••l lll 111'" • ·~ u11. ,.~, .. uooo. rematc of last year's CIF
three goals in the last half, ~,';".,."~, iP117t!1' c,v,~'1 l\1 :1~1.,"':r..': JS::~1> 1<1/il finals, Robinson won then
ho Id in g their rivals .J~R:\J:r~•.1• "l HI r.:::''ul~~~f'1. 111 also. 1Corel~11, to lock up the -rrv0;111 '°" 1 1 11'~i.) ns s..=..=••f.1 ~~~ ... i.1 Ill Greg ll a n se n o f
verdict. "' .. ""'"'"""' 15o1-1 111 ;r~f:le~~~..1,C,:~~l Hl Westminster. won the quiC k Saturday night, United j -11111b 1"' L.,,., !Pinc.-, Jr.I 111 pin award with a victo"" l\:ONO IACI. I 111' m;ots, ) Ph(,111~ M~'""'" Ill 'J Coast Rangers battled to a ~r. Oleh. cim.1no. p~, .. moo. i~:,~ ~:. 11 ~=~• ,•,•,• by a fall in a microscopic 2-2 Ue with Artesia's first ~1,,. wict t1~ -Jto,ooo. AIM e1191Mt 13 seconds. a , , •,_•-,.,• '"' 1ne1) Ill ""-llltt!t !M \l•lenr1>e l•J l!l M · division squad in a uel on ~ 11.,.,, 1sr.o.:;..1~f Ht 1r11n1c1+ (P11om1na1 111 . ar1na won every match
the latter'• field. f:\ff' ~~~ .. ~~111 ~1a i:g;l.,i"~"fn•~r~.1 1\1 in which they were entered
Coach Brian McCaugbey's ~ !L l!.'!'J!tl in the consolation a n d
Ranger• got three goals f~~1r'.,.!,~·is:ii!..,,· 1 JJ; 0J1
,1T1:'.. • ... ~~i'J..s'."~~-1loJ."' championship rounds w i t h
from veteran Colin West ~~,~~~·'"1 .lM· !~\":T B~~•M•O;l Iii firsts going to Rudy
andtwotromJackieOgllvie r~rJ~.~) 11: ~rr.~,.-oO~Mij"'C::/ HI Espinoza (98) who won a
to wrap up the win. T. Hirt cM v:i':.11'..._ 111 i,111" J c:j Jr-~r' lll .c8rucial over Westminster's
However, It was a tougb '~l'il """'v'..lrl 11, ip:•1 i t::l,. '" ob Flores, Craig 'Gephart l id 1 Pltrctl 11 A· ._ LI"' "") 11' (130) 0w ' C ~. (148) battle for a half. Ari• 1 Mtn<tlll 11, ~.,, c""" !D Hm111 1u , am a1 "'r , "..'!'L~~.:.8T.U"Jt1<j~:1;:.i """· 111 and Jfm Carr (168). Ogilvie got his mates off TH••o 111-.ci. , ... ,~, •. "!""' ~ y,·k!ng •' e ·0 th 0 •· a 1-0 lead .,,· the ft"rst , , ""' 11v1NTM 1Ac1 . .1.11o111 ,.,.., t.irloh9t ... nn rs 1 e c n-.., P ,,,, ""~ 1 i11eo '"' 1" 111r. .., hltt. • v••• R!d• •ncl 11P . .1.11ow1nc•1. aolaUon round were Scott five minutes. But the M~ .. c~~MI i.-1ttc1! 11 P11tM 110,000. Tiii ,,,.., s1ac11 F•rm. . . . 15 G•• Miii~ tM V•it'ni~tl•I 11! ,.owe, 01 Ot1llny !H•rr..;kl 1u Dulaney (106). Mike Gar·
v1s1tor1 equalized it f:r'!:~..,P~lr!sif:>c•b•H•r•) Ja ~=i.~~t,,.,..i'i~,/'l Hi rison (136). Howard Fennel minutes later. ' -' "'' Trt¥•11"9 0111! {Genl•IHI z1ot (t57), •nd Andy Vorono
Th th R I •-·j ro J Ltrnkr!l llJ Go..,_,, ~°"'•/0 -Pier~~) l!J
d th
en f e angers reKurn ~~~ 1211J ~~:r:z1r1 :::g ~:=lf:.'~1~, t!'l{'~•1t1nrwi.l \l: {Heavyweight).
e e avor as Willie al'O ~1~:1e.:~rit.nP\n'tr.ed•?.,.,., \JI ZI• Poc1<tt tJ L•mbo1111 1u Lions nabbing first places ~-ve tbr-~ the Artesia R.,,.,011111 cw "-''1 I "' 1'*'" 1 ro<!•e ~,,_,, ...... 1 ,... were Da" W m a k (tOO) wv """&" I ... • llw CJ Trvll 16 115 ~l"-""J .::1.,. Frederld;tonl 1!:! .e 0 m C • defense to boot in a shut .,.1 c• v1:.""F,tl.Mt 1u Tr::Mc ~:t;,\ ~~L l?i Glen Asamoto (12.1), and
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Chrlt Sona IFVl-S
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liVW-AI Perleol IHll) dK. 1,_ Merlin (HMl-,5.1
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ANAHEIM -Sill' more
playen have signed con·
tract. for the 1988 American t.earue bauball 1euon, the
Calfornla Angell announced
Net IV ... • with 23 minutes played. Gr1Y crld<t1 c-.1y~;;r "! '::!"I:' 1, ::_'"',!!!?.'!-,,, ,, Robinson.
SYDNEY A tr·"· That made It 2 I Hurrlaone JHn I "" '•'•' , • ' ...... ~ I F •·· V·" , UI au. · . IEltfNr OHnltl I • t11tl•! o Ml t iw H••mttr) 11 oun ... 1n ..uey, mo s t
Tony Roche of Aurtr•lia and ' Albert Burns upped the sviY1""'""' n 1 vcn1 iu i=..r1l:.~~~/i11 l!r prognosticator's pick to win
Pierre Barthes of France margin to 3-1 with 15 ...l'''f..!' f.AC~ "''~· , vHr the Irvine League title,
recorded victoriH Sunday in m,inute1 before halftime as Ami B Emo -·n°'~~,G.V,; :i~-finished behind tfle two
an ex c e 11 ea t.badretblll
lesson.
There is apparatly DO DH
who i• 1oin1 to ctve thli
Sea Kinas any kind of co111·
petition: unW the CI F
playoffs begin. . ·
As for the rest of the
league, a good batue thaoe1
up for the r.est of tbti dr1t
division.
Fountain Valley win be
hoping to get back into the
Ulick of things aftei .1w-
ferlng a 5+50 loss ·•t th•
hands of previously winle••
Estancia. The loss bocked
the Barons out of a tie for
third with Loara. .
A win over Loara would
be a big boost for John
Kasser's corps.
~agnolla ls getting a solid
grip on second place ia
league play and Estancia
doesn't figure to stop Ernie
Wheeler's five this time •
Costa Mesa gets a chance
to move up the ladder with
its tussle with Valencia. A
~in'wo~ld ~ull the Muatugs
mto a tie with the Tigera.
The contest will be h9Jd
in Valencia's band boir,
however, and that doesn't
figure to help Herb Uv1ey'1
quintet.
Laguna Beach ha1 beeii
having its troubles ol late
and only a hot hand by Mike
Jackson along with a couple
of miracles will pull this
one out against Oraace,
'
Basketball
Standings
" Saturdl)'. ~ !
a professional ten n i 1 he lobbed a abot over the gos OW ''"'°"-"' .-. ,.,1,....., 1011t111 Sunset League powers wfth
tournament. i~lie'• bead. Ho • e v er. iFe11 u "'i'i.:1 112 76 .team points.
Roche defeated R o g e r Artesia snuck in a 1hot 10 ,.or;., Pr,•~ ~ ••••1 11' Baron Glen A n d e r s o n T R k fie f rt) l llGtY Jr) 11! Taylor of Britain 98-63 and minutes later aod it w a I 0 ()C efs 1¥tr! 1.1. 1,,.,,.1 n• earned the team's only fint UCLA Dunks Anteaters They were caticher Bob
Bod1er1, catcher~inftelder
Tom Satriano, in CI e Ider,
Woody Held, outfielder Jay
Jabutoll• and rookie pit·
~rl llKMI C l~tr) 111 ea.med tl,411 while Bartt>es :J..2 at halftime. 1111.ii.f~.~~o \li place with. a victory in the
downed Dennis Ralston of Then West took over t he ANAJlEIM _ It Is n 0 w A ~·,~·,:·~1l:,:;~·!,,..'¥. 116 115 lb. class. Founlain Zack Zorn or UCL A ri"" _ 10.IO.t ,
Bakersfield, Calif., 83-70 and fina l 45 minutes. scoring a -Valley 's Gary Keller drop· recorded the ••"ond fastest 100 ''" -'· ,......, f\ICLA\ • 'I -M i d hat trick and gett•"ng a pa•·r 17 days since the Anaheim lflNTH •~ct:. 1 1 16 ... 11n. ' ped an unfortunate contest .. ~·1~~?.J.<uc11. J. O••..t 1ucu1. 1..,. won ,...v. oney s awar • i . . Am•'gos last won a n ••:!. 0101 '"" ""· .1.uaw•nc ... Pvu• time ,·n h•'sto · lh '0 b · · of neat assists from · Katz. ~-in the championship round ry 10 e "· F~,';"1uC11,'·>.1"'~ ... JiUCltJ:l.I}
edlnon ~ee1r· asi1•01°1.1ngpome"ff:...·. Ogt"l•·i·e itammed 1.n th• American B ask et b 1fl J P::!.0L~1f~J~:i·ul lJ: when he ·suffered 8 sever• yard freestyle Saturday in timt -11.0. • P Cag gi wu • Association game. ~' !-.,l!~' .. 1, "' 1 ~ K ll leading UCLA to an 81·32 1l<IOE
1""· """'< -'· """'" iuc11 ro e TayloT received *70I and o:her perfecto _ a 15-~t..-1U1 1 ~11 1 cu over we eye. e er was 1 . . iUcLA'i~ uc.v.1. J. Ir•'"" yarder. The Denver R~keta won Llfil:'"t~~omil~,';11n1 .Jig leading at the time. sw _mm1ng_ victory at UC "'° •fi _ ,-\!,!l.tin !UCLA\ >.
Ra1aton '784. their 11th game In their iast L Mt1td• ,,,-v ..... 1 i:' Newport Harbor and Hun-Irvine.. . . ~-?:'05J~co. i. ••• cuco. ,,.,.
S. mng-;:;--------------------------:.1,2 Sunday night ove r I::e.~i111"v~1 111 Ungton Beach proved they Zorns 21 Oat time miss· tr,;..:!.." (UCJ.1. ·i°'l.J..~L{licif: ; tan . S J B k b )] ;rrab-e:frnJinr.-Tlir losr---R!!·f.•,.i::t1a'lr.m• l lt-w111-dennltely-trave--to-be~ed-the-wor-ld-recor.d-by~one---'10J-ittt"'--~~-~-~----
ayvee as et a · was the eighth 1n a ro; ....,_ 1~ ,i.;u.,. Jr! '" contended with Jn Sunset tenth of a second. l·1 c~1!!'~~111~c1l: f •cr.:,t, l~t1:1:
for the Amigos -a club League action as Newport's Coach Al I r w In ' s '.;; trnf · ~ 1. •8f• !u~LAI· reco~d. F Steve Straitiff (194 ), and Anteaters next race Cal ¥1..:~",,WJ.11· t -' u 1..1. •
Htltl!mt --E•l•11Cl1 "-""-1111" "" .. ,... Dll.(111) lt. '"' C.Nl
The Rockets took com· a th er & Son Huntington's Eddie Bond State (Fullerton) and Cal f 1r'"'.~::·iucU.i1: l ".:~.JUfilc~\·
mand-of..Sunday.4-pme_ear· (141 ) And Al per I e e State (Long Beach) Friday :t ~1 -:.1,., _ 1, UCLA. ~
ly. 'buildina: up a 29-point Indiana's football team (Heavyweight) took firsts. at Fullertson. 11'1'~.,., dl¥I _ 1 crwe LA
1ead in the second quarter W'On eight In a row last Sailor Bruce Martin was ' uPi 1=1" ,'iJ~' -1. ucL-.. '· !. w11M1e cw.,~rr. i . c~.1 clli:il1"
and coasting home. John season to tie its streak of edged by Perlee in the bat· tiioo ''"--' 1: 111oc1er1<11 cucL.1.>. i.~~rw, Tuc'l1'. i ~~ UJE~~
Fairchild, who had been ou t 1NS. The 19:45 captain was Ue of the titans, 5-4. J, LH<ll tuci!. >. 11wy,., iucLA1, rueLA1.
of the lineup with a shoulder Russell l>eat. father of 1967 Corona de! Mar brightspot
Injury, came back b> lead defensive halfback Mi It e IXJug Casey won the 178
the. Amigos with 18 points. Deal. lb. championship.
Byron Be'ck bad 27, Larry
Jone • I> and Wayn e
Highto•er -17 for the
Rockets.
Ben Warley, the Amigos
h I g b • s c orl n g . &.root.a
forward. was held to just
nine points.
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SENATOR DIRKSEN -Senate Jrfmority Leader
guides a tour through the Capitol .Building on
"Everett Dirksen's Washington" tonight, in color,
at 10 p.m. on Channel 7. Dirksen reminisces with
news correspondent Howard K. Smith about the
more tban 30 yeal'6 he has spent on the Hill He
also visits his home town in Illinois.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Yorty Show
To C.Ontinue
ly RICK DU BROW
HOU. YWOOD (UPI) -The weekly one-hour
televbion show of Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Ange~e6
bas been renewed for it.s fourth quarter, which
means it will soon be rounding out a full year.
YOlTY1S ENTRY into regular television pro-
grammJng wu followed by the start of a weekly
video show by Mayol' John Lindsay of New York.
Like other television shows, tbe Yorty series
has had to face 13-week renewal options. Is be sur·
prised at making it through a full year?
"Ye.s, I guess l am a little s~rised." he s~ys.
"I didn't know ii I could do it. There was tne time
factor. I have no time for scripts. •
"And I knew if t}le program were going to last,
it bad to be entertaining. I had a shake-hands agree-
ment to quit after the first week if I fell on my
face.0
THE MAYOR'S SERIES includes celebrity
guests, and also discussions with pollUcal and other
public figuree. For a while, it also contained ques-
tions from spectators at the broadcasts.
But, said Yorty, tbe questioning from the aud·
ience didn't work ou!J "and we cut it out.'" Among
the problems, he indicated, wu that the program
has a tight time allotment, and it was too olten un·
certain whether the questioning would lead into
worthwhile channels.
He added: "U the questions are prepared, it
sounds it. And if not. you can wander off in all
directions." ..
YORTY SAID be imagines Lindsay will CiJld
out about the problems of thi6 type of quesUoniJ1g.
Has Yorty bad equal-time problems with his
series? ·
"There aren't any," be said. "It's not a politi·
cal program. Basically it's entertainment. And when
we go into politics, it's entertaining too.
"I enjoy television. and I'm so grateful for it.
Without it, I could never have gone back into
politics in this state."
About the equal time situation. are there any
possible difficulties in an election year?
"We don't put on any avowed candidates," said
Yorty, "unless we also invite opponents." But be in-
dicated that with election time coming up in some
months, be might have to go over the matter again
later in the yea.r if a situation sbould ari.se.
YORTY ALSO indicated television decisions
stemming from whether be is directly involved in
future election rates.
For example. if he should run for mayor again
next year, he acknowledged he might have to sus·
pen41 bis show -or get another host to fill in.
'Ttle Los Angeles mayor said the main thing he
has learned about television is that the medium
"emphasizes everything so much, so that sincerity
t•omes through. and on the other hand. insincerity too."
HIS REMARKS also suggested that ttc..lhinks
lhcre oughf lo be a way ffir viewers to be inform-
ed about whether politicians on television are real·
ly reading prepa!_ed material or are simply re6pond·
iii& lte sa1lf"tM cnu of telev1Sion is that it eilber enlightens or dec.eives.
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Barb1ra FeldOll, Ptmelt Austin. IMll live wict and llis flllf ftr thntricl
Buzzi. Jo Anne Worley. Henry Gibson. .,, cl•r1' lltlrd and *"·
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blMI to deal -.ttb many a pro-
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allowing in TecluticOlor ud
-'starring• Sidney Poitier as
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• Ute lads and lu5iel are
poaaened w i t b rebellious
btbavior which stems trom
parental necleet and large
doses of lndiHerence.
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.treata the guys and gala as
I ::-yoqnc adults, not spoiled
bratl, and sbowa them mostly
wlth bil own performance,
baaed oD high standards, ho.w
to fa~ the responalbilltise of
the world!
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Tt Sir, Wllll Love enjoyed
~ two minute walk to the
Tower of London, ud leisure·
1y walks through Limehowe
streets where Sher Io ct
Holmea was reputed to have
accomplished copious
sleuthing.
Supportin& Poitier in Tt Sir.
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, • ·-. -22, 1'611 DAILY IUr "' Ski~per~ Seek Congre~s Cup;1 ,
:i~.lioeuf \for Jila.,~ear'a ed by Wllllam Allen· •I ~ ~ match" Ntwpor:t H~ Y a•c b t
race1 Mril! .,at~ach Qub. Scott wW be a&iling
pib aome m U. t sail· unclft •'tbe banner of the
__. 7 -· • -tliiQ-~oill Alllerlcoo .,,.ht Ric· =~_,; ., '19. deb • _ in the ing tJaie by ~ of.. Win·
.OibptltlUol., ~I he PriDco ti Wlle'o ~ 1. ~~s &di; fairly ' ~tiOn Wt summer: -~ divided t mo n g Yo1&11g, Allaa\-wwi last • ht mel from· tbe' West y,ear•s· Qon~slonaJ Cup
Coast, East Coast. ud GuU serlea with a perfect sc~ of,~&ieo. 1 of Dine Wins and ao lOlses;
Heading'lh' ~tJI Jlryear· the same feat perf~med ta
old ScGtt Allan, Jiatyear1s Gerry.Driscoll of San Diego
wtiuNlr, wbo :tViU be •ailin& i n t h e fir s f t w o
'-tbie cAl-40 Madrp,Pdllt ·own· Coa&re1si0nat cup Hri~s.
Scott's pr 1.m a r y com.
petition, 11 elpeeted to come
froQf.b.il bfother. Skip Allan.,
23, -will be lllllo( 111o family taMo Holiday too
for Los Angeles Yacht Club •
The brother s are
acDMr\ed.sed · u ·the most
competent uilin& helmsmen
ill the natl~
But the AU.ns will not
have a cl.net) against such
stalwart tllltnMn as Bob
Mosbacher of Hquston, Tex.,
tbrother ol ·the winning
America's Cup fftpper Bus
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Moabacber); co r a e JI us Flam, Long Beach Y.C. :ti
Shields Jr., ot New York It will be the flrtt ·w
Y a c b t C I u b ;· T • m al \be cOnire.aaiciw. Cqi ~
Hezelbu.rst Qt E.tst Haakell, ...-ol. ., Greenwich Yacht CI ub tRhOde Island); Jake young:Westeoa:at~
Wosser of St. Francis Yacht He will be a&iliq -~
Club, Sant Francilco, and father's Cal-40 Vlv~t. ; ,
Ted Turner-of AUanta Yach\ ·. The Congre111oQ11 ~
Club (Georgia). has traditionally lleea tailed
Others rounding out the in Cal..OS, the famed 49-foot
16-boat compeUtion will be sloops 'deaigned by BW
Merritt Ad am a o·n ot Lapwortb ol Newport Baech
CaWornil Yacht Club; John and produced at Jack
HUkell, Newport Harbor Jensen.'s Jensen MariA•
Ya oh,, Club and Birney· plant in Costa Maa.
' Air Flat
For BYC
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Regatta
Flat, smoggy air and s~ki
a.s flat as milt on a P•~
was the weather menu. di•Ji..
ed up to 163 boats in 11
classes wtkh turned out for·
Balboa Yacht Club'1 Wlnter
Regatta.
The scene off Balboa Pier
and inside the b&y at tim"
resembled a still life Ha painting more than 1 a·
sailboat race. .
Following art the ~
winners in ~ach class:
OCEAN RACING -(9)
..... Encbanb"ess ( C a l • 4 O )
Wynn Bedall, BCYC.
PHRF (24) -(1) Gem,
(5.5 meter) Paul · Yost:,
NHYC: (2) Apbrodi,ti
(Endeavor) B 111 Lang,
SS.SC: (3) Paja del Viento,
(Newport-30) Larry Straw, sssc.
EXCALIBUR (8) -fl)
Pusse J, Bill. Buter, LYC:
(2) Camelot, Paul
LoV'tl'idge, NHYC.
featurihg a new super light material under the
trade name Hanna Lite fof light racing sails for
RHODES-33 (7) -(1)
Maruja; Bob Kettenbofen,
BYC: (2) tie between Fire·
fly, John Kewell, BYC, ,and.
Honey, Jack Mallinekt"odt,
BYC.
PC (8) -(1) Patrician
If, Dave Pillsbury, NIJXC;
(2) Misty, Ted Con1dtn, both large and 91Dall yach_t_s. _______ _
NHYC. •
Hanna Sailmakers
Slates Expansion
'·
Houseboats
Displayed
At Show
Cal-25 <6) -(I) .'lie
between Vivat'ious, Bill von
KleinSmid, NHYC, a n d
Veloz, Ken Ross, BYC.
CAL-20 (ll) -(1) Tie
between Mischief, Jack c.an-
non, ~SC. and Von Voyaie, Walter vonK le in Sm iij ,
SBSA: 13) Yahoo, Doyen
Lein, BYC. our policy of servicing the
cruising yachts," s a i d
Davis.
Currently Hanna's is
engaged in renewing uie sail
Inventory of the famed lux-
ury cruising yacht Te Vega,
now operated by Stanford
University as a . research
ve1sel. •
For several years lbe loft
has beld contracts to pro-
duce standard f a c t o r y
equipment for such boat
builders as O'Day, Columbia
Yachts. Wesco Marine and
Ericll:son Yachts .
Davis said the loft ha s
acquired new lightweight
sail cloth suitable r o r
building racing spinnaker~
as well as other topflight
material for cutting working
sails.
One of the new materials
featured by Hanna is .-
quarter-<iunce cloth called
Hanna Lite for extremely
lightweight spinnakers and
mizzen stays'ls and mizzen
spinnakers.
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llouseboat exllibits will be
one of the featured ·'al·
tractions at the Southern
Californ.ia Boat Show which
opens a& the Pan Pacific
Auditarium in Los Angeles
Jan. 26.
Houseboats are one of the
fastest growing recreation
aspects of boating i n
California. They are
especially popular for use
in inland waterways of the
San Joaquin and Sacramen·
lo river delta areas and are
growing in popularity in
Southland m1rinas and
harbors.
Qne or the f eat ured
houseboat exh.ibits will be
tbe 40-foot Drift·R Cruise
built by the Thunderbird
Corp. and distributed by Len
Lilly 's Holiday Sales in
Newport Beach. The 40-foot
Drifl·R·Cruise sleeps eight
LUDERS-16 17) -(I)
Windsong , W i l l i a m FUn·
denberg, NHYC. , :
TIIJSTLE (8) -(t) Go~
R. Everett Ross, BYC;
Scotsmann, Roger Mann,
BYC.
LID0·14A (211 -(1)
\Vood Wind, Harry Wood,
ABYC; (2) Pshaw, Merlin
Gayman, AB Y C ; (3)
Careless L o v e , John
Baldwin, KHYC; (4) Sn~u.
Di'ck Lineberger, ABYC.1
LIOO·l4B (8) -(II No"
251 I. Arnie Hauck, ABYC.
METCALF 17) -(!)
Rogue. John Thorne, BYC;
(2l Scoot, Ed Weber, BYC.
KITE (7) -Ct)
Barnacles, S u e Barne!IOTI,
NHYC ; (2) Spectre, Jay
Lawrence, BYC. •-
SA.BOT A (17) ~ True
Siu, John McClure, B\fC;
(2) Get Lost, Don Reimers,
BYC: (3) No. 2793, Dougall
Johnson, BYC: (4) Breel)',
Mary Ann Sigler, BYC; (6)
Blue Angel, Mark Gaudio,
OCYC.
0000.IJW't!Ht"IER-SF Boa I ·Sliow ·~• has att the comI"ts
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or a home afloat.
SABOT B 19) -.. (I)
Lilliputian, Scott Lohman,
BYC ; (2) No. 439'2. Terr,y
Taylor, BYC.
\Vest Coat b oating v. A Set.;....Recot:cl '""'"ities "' the "" of '#rti~··~--~~~=· -ho"""°"" '" ram n y
SABOT C l8) -(1) Ser811.· dipily, Chuck Shepardson,
BYC; (2) Karim K, Kuen
Nucent, BYC. •o.;-.:,.-:-...::r,:.. SAN FRANCISCO {UPI) re:creati~nal activities has
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records during its lo.day an a«!a of 160.000 square
run at the Cow Palace en-feet and will be the most ''-
ding Sunday ni l hl complete and thorouch ex· Sets New Total attendince w a s hibition of boating ever seen
3S2,890 which topped the In lbe Southland. according
previous high auendance i11 to Ed Nicho!Ji. general Ra.Ce Mark. ·
Ul&~,by 729. manager.
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Want Ads
• A Pl'IYlltO p1rt,)I 11 Idling
M"Veral 11cmll olle,xpern~lvc
jewrh-y •t 11 baraaln pricer
• Then! lll't' IWO ).-ood imr1.
tin1c poidtlons open, nne
Jor a man the other tor n
woman.
e An owner wbo ll ill ii ttll..
inf lhetr; .... IM.lbiW.ed
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btlnr ad l:IY • prMte
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litzri• C>.riM offertd fur
only 5800.
World and U.S. ofbl1o,r•
powerboal racing champion
Don Aronow of C o r a l
Gables, Fla. bas set a new
international 1p1ed ·reeora
for diesel powe:rtloats With
• mark al. 64.4flll milel J".'!'r hour over a meaaured mi.I•
on a canal west of Ft.
LaUderdale.
The better Lhan a mile-a·
minute dash over tl\e mirror
like waterway was made Jn
Aronow's light"·elgbt 21-foot
Maltese Magnum, J)OWefed
by a :m borsepow>tr
DaytOna diesel •aFt.
. Aronow ia nil tilown :.ta
Solllbml Co?llonla dtl•
shore powerbOlt r' I c l n I circle& t b -r o u I h !tij
partJc:loaUoo lo Ille 1-, Be~-Hermeny rlCU. • Hts newreconl-.Moe
two.year mart of •11
miles per hour ltt '.)ff
Swetlen 'a Pia Bo«tllnmt«r
·In the 23-root aklmfnum -.~
""'hlch had a pa.tr of ~ IL..._ ___________________ ,. D1ytona1. "'
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, ~ DAILY llLOT MoedlJ, .-.., ~ 1961
-i;;Now It's ~•amploa
Crirics Took Second ·Look
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And Hailed •F antlisticks'
By IRA RIFKIN
NEW YORK (UPI)
Two enemies who really
were friends con&tructed a
, wall between their pro·
~ perties to keep apart their
daughter and son, whose
romance they· were beol on
promoting. It worked.
So did the show based on
this strange, r e v e r 1 e
Romeo-Juliet sit1tation.
l • ' f'
Thursday night "The Fan·
tastlck.s," which opened to
• . largely critical reviews May
, '3, 1960, became the longest
... running show iD tbt biatory
o( the American theater.
• The tiny cast in the tiny
.. : Sullivan street Playhouse in
Greenwich Vi llage
: celebrated performance No.
3,225, making it the all time
\ U.S. longevity champion.
'\. The road to love in the
·• play was no bed of roses.
The road to success for the
• .cr.eators, a c t o r s and
benefactors of "The Fan·
; · tuticks" began e q u a 1 J y
uncertainly.
, : SECOND LOOK
· ·.• It seemed destined, from
--the reviews, to be short llv-
,, ed. But the patrons saw
· " something in t h e bit-
• · tersweet, strangely bauntin&
·· • story the fir•t night critic•
did not. "The Fantuticu" .,, began to tell out, and when
• w reviewers took a seeond
,.-, look, they acclahned it an .. .
,-, . .;.....;: __ ,
,1s •~
: ' ' -Warren Deacon por•
; $1..!. , trays. an old roue in
, .-;;;-starring role of "The
• i!:,,. Amoroua Flea," which ! ·-goes into it.a final week
: Wednesday at the La-
: r· iuna Playhouae. ·-··-
artistic 1~11 u well 11
a financial one.
The characters are a
young boy and a youn1 pr
wtlo know nothing ol love
but are romantically
curious. Their fathers feign
hatred and build the wall,
boptnt to touch the apark
of youthful rebellion and
they purpotely bu.lJd 1t near
a tree, that their children
can "surreptitiously" climb
to bold a rendezvOUI.
Rubbing their h a D d I
Cieefully at their run, they
pretend deep ~ger when
they happen to •:catch" tbe
lover• m1kin1 cow eyu at
one another. Thia, as the
fathers planned, drives the
two closer still.
. During the rest of the two-
act rhow, complete with
aucb aonga 11 tbe non-stan·
dard "Try To Remember,''
the pretty girl and the
handtome boy walk the
rocky road.
But lt'• a happy ending.
CHAMPAGNE
Alter Thursday ni&ht'•
happy ending, the cut, the
crew and the angeia of "The
Fantuticu" repaired to the
Champagne Galler y, a
vWaie loun1e, to celebrate
their record b r • a k i na performance.
"U only I bad been smart
enough to invest all my
money in the show." aecond-
gueued Tom Jones, who
wrote the book and lyrics.
''Think how rich I'd be."
Lore Noto, the pay'• pro-
ducer. put up •300. larpst
of a total investment of
$1&.SOO that opened the ibow
nearly eight years aio.
''All inveatmenta were
pald off in eight montbs,"
Noto aaid, beaming. "Since
then I'd aay it'a returned
a profit of 2,100 percent."
Jones, for the first eight
months, played one of tbt
I
roles in the play under tbe
name 'Ibomaa Bruce.
NOT ,ftQBJNG
"I d1!IPt 1et borect'oMhe
same role oHe .Jn all that
time," he said, a n d
lau1hlnaly credited that f1ct
to "beautUul Wl'itinl" -hla 0"11. •
"The Fantasticu" ham't
bored Jay Hampton either.
1bt Dalw born actor ii
the only member of the
orllinal ea.at 1tll1 with the
show. He 11 now 1ta1e
mana1er, after h a v l n I
played s1J of the aeva male
roles .
"Playinl to a new au·
dlenee each nlpt .Ort of
makes it a new play each
niJbt," Hampton s a i d .
"You're workiqa with 1 new
audl.ence and you keep 'et. ting dllferent reactiona.'
Don Pome1 hu been with
t.be ahow fi\te yeus, off and
on. Llated in the prosram
only aa "the man who cliea,"
Pomea u.ld:
"When nothing elae la hap.
peninl you can always come
back. I feel like I've found
a inotber. And lt'a tbe
closest thinl · to haviai ·stocu.0 •
FOREVER?
Noto and Word Baker, the
director, aald they hoae the
play runa "forever.''~ but
Jones thinka two more yeara
would be Juat fine.
"A nice round number like
10 would be nice. Then I
tblnk it aboald quit. Alter
all, why be ireeclyT"
With 1be performance,
"The Fantutlcb" awept
put the previous record
bolder, "Lift Wtth Fabr."
Sudl Broadway favorttea aa
"Hello Dolly,T• ''Sou t b
P a c I f le," "Oklahoma,"
"Harvey", and "TolMleco
Road" were ecllpted Iona
ago.
The fact, that tw.o mows
in London "The
MOUHtrap." a m y 1 t e r y
thrlller that baa bad more
than &,200 perfonnal)Cel,
ind "Black 1184 W b I t 1
Mlnstrell" are way ahead
of '"lbe Fantutlcka," does
not dilQ tbl Ski• of tbt
off·Bl"Olldway triumph. Ed Wittatein, wtio de1l1D·
ed the production, took .time
O\lt lrom the c•l•br•tion
Tb111'8day night to confer
with Hampton on costume
change.a.
"You tee," aald Wlttstein.
"I expect it to laat Jt least
another 12 years."
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tw'lll Cu1toas!ted 4 Beclroem • 3 Ownen ~ lo Ello tWIUM 8atll Beeut7 .nth complet~ rq)e and must tell tbla larp
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C11 t ~ i'iS b9tba, $38.9'18. A Joy to be:bold! ceptjooal pmtjp tan. wldt
earpm 1111i1 clnpa. N"'ly ~ excellent tenna. ....... . .... lllroulbout.
11191d•'*br_..wlabed·
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...... ~ built • tn 56-9491 o,.n till 9 PM &t6-7Tll Open Eva = :---,.... r.::. = HAllOll VllW-. -MAR INER' 8 8CHOC1
........... J111t ~block HILLS DJSTRicr, IMMEDIATE
fNm 8Qenst • one of die c....... .. Mar '<>CCUPANCY .. BK 2 BA.
..._ *Mii In area. ASK-Luak • built homes located ALL EXTRAS. N E W
ING ONLY • $39,500 WITH In the Southland'• moet de-CARPETS. P 0 SS I 8 LE
TERMS. ()pm Sat. • Sun. 9irable A fucinalinl atta-LEASE Wml OPl'ION Oft
1..1 p.m. See 1D2 Nottinl· Schoola • Calif. Irvine Cam· SEU. Wtnl LOW DOWN.
hut, Newport~· pua just momenta away. OWNER BROKER SC.DO
Senaib)y priced from _o .... R....,LI~B-=l-347-=-----
7 IES
Have 'f dnn unita In pod
rental area. !bows ~
net retunL OwneJo ret1rinC • anxloul tD tell with mini-• Eveftl.np Call 646-45'19
~ mum don or wtJ1 trade part '-
•equity for dnn 3 bedroom &OY1 IEPO IDIES
home ID Newport or Calta
4 bec1roolu, 5 ..ii baths, a Mna area. Cal for detail&. L Enr)ale ellllble
luse dlninl l'Olml, plUa fam-62 000 2. Excellent locations
Uy room. and all for $32,500 . 1 3. I" • 30 yur loan
in Newport Beech. lmJIC*-4. Low down 1'9)'1Dent
lble1! No, it J..1t. We have S. No Jou cmta.
tlds ID the Ma.rtnera Scbool I. No ncrow te11. ~ wtda cmly 10% don 1
8 E. l7tb St. ~ T. 2-3-4-5 hedm>ma
and-. a.rm.. Call today.. ~ ~-1115 FHA IEPO A&Elll C1l1~& Co. _ _. ____ _
-.-Till JUST USTED i904 Hartlor Blvd. IQCVtive Tr1nsfetred
Nm to 8Mck SilO\) Jr. Mult S.lll
STEPS .. .. SURF Spadoua C\lltOm detailed
home 4 Bdrm, fonMJ din
rm, l1e panelled f&m rm w/
llrtplace. Jmmacalate cc. O.rmq a. BR Newport
Bee.cb bolDe wttb 2 bathl,
...-llvmc room, fire-
place, electric built • Ina
ldtcben, tap c:oniltJon, pri-
• vatt yard. Only $25,950.
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$331900 ~-~lSIXI REDUCED, JoveJy 3 Bil 2 LUSK "'1MES Ba. home on 2 Jots; can me
Dlttetiool! MacArthur Blvd. u 2 apt.a. Rm. lo b1d. Near
from Pacific Coast Hwy. or £ay A ocean. Will lell all«
Newport Fwy. Turn on San ~ int. or trade. 121 Git It.
Joequin Hilla Rd.. then fol· OWNER 6'73-mt
iow algna to model area. DELUXE NB ~ fully
leased Nr OCt'an and lbopa.
Low don 548..Qll97 wlrdaya.
4 Ill Home $11,950
1% ba1hl, cptsldrpe, blt, Newport~ 1210
Ina, double pra&e.
4 Ill Home $27,750
2 batba, tam. nn. frplc.
choice Eutl1de location.
5 IR Hom1 $41,950
* ACRE 5 Bedrooma. 3 S.th
CUI-de-Sac St Death cl Jq.
band forcea nle. $4.5,000.
~ 70C1 or &C-lZlL Ownw.
Mn. Walter.
VlEW 3 batba, I.am room, 2 Corona del Mir 1250
fireplaces. din1ng room. ---------1
Wellt-McC1rdle Rltn.
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
548-1'129 Evn.&#-0684
fast P1l11 Springs
Leader's Sale
Dratt. reduced only $295 dn.
$111 tDtal mmth)y payment:
one loan, you set title to
property: flill price $12,SOO. ru,eo. Color coordinated 2,
3 Ill' .. 2 bat&. ceramic tile,
carpeU, drapes buiJt•in OV•
en, ninae. refriJ. a/c, land-
ecaped, lenced, patios. Call
collect tn4) 32Wn8 or <m>
327.2113
llycrd-$63,500
BY OWNERS:
Look at 519 I: 521 Femleaf
CdM. 85' trmtare. 4 unlta
all or part.
Lido Isle 1U1
Choice Location
Mov~in condition, brilht 4
bdrm, 2 bath home, brick
fireplace, built-In kit, patio,
aundeck, S59.ooo rum.
R. C. GREER, Realty
34~ Via Udo m.9300
Huntington Beach 1400
$500 Dre1m Cott ...
3 Bedrooms, ; bath&. 11~
room with RoniaDtic n...
P I a c e. Beautiful kitchen,
fot'ced air beaUnt. 2 ear pr.
age, bare enclolecl ~. sreat for cldldrm. Owners
moW11 very IOOn. Try $l!OO.
Down, Jll.)'JDdt ... tllan
rent.
Al)S
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HOU--llALI
! Noa,..._ ID ..,.,. .•.. ,
$51.000
3 OwMn tr.Wired to fa..
e--rope and l'Dlalt MU du.~
w:I' 4 bedroom plm fam.P)' Mam
I). plUI bmal dlbilll t'ODm
T--borne. Thelr·kmia10Mr .....
Y and you cu acquih tbll •
ceptloul ~ a.:m. wtab
~t lttma.
200 WESTCUIT DJUVZ
M 646-11ll Opeb EV-.
MARlNER '·S SOfOCI.
DISTRICT, IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY 4 Ba 2 BA,
ed ALL EXTRAS, N E W
~ CARPEn. POSSJBL·E
"'· LEASE WrMf OP110N Oft
D· SEU. WITH .LOW DOWN. OWNER. BROKER SG-Xlt
,,y. OR U 1-1347
REDUCED, kwel,J 3 BR. 2
Ba. home Oil 2 lotl; can Ut
•d. u 2 aptt. Rm. '°bid. Nev Eay A: ocean. Will Mil all or :!, ¥ lat. or tnde. m 4bt a
oJ. OWNER 6'B-7f1J
DELUXE NB Duplex fulb
ii leased Nr ocean 1nd lhopt.
Low down ~ wlrdaya.
I • Newport Ht"-1210
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% ACRE 5 Bedrooma, 3 Batta
Cul4e-Sic St. Death al h1a.
band forcn ule. MS.ODO.
64t;.70l1 or 642-lZIL Owner.
Mn . Walter. 1 1======;1
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BY OWNERS:
1. Look at 519 6 521 Femleaf
i84 Cd.M-85' frmta,ce. • unita
!!!9 all or part.
Lido lalo I :I.I I
Choice Loc•tlon
Move-in condition, br.llht 4
In. bdrm, 2 bath ~. brick
rt: fireplace, built-In kit, Pttio, .. -·~--»-----k. 159.lnl Furn.
2 R. C. GREER, Realty
• 341,6 Via Lldo 673-9300
''· 1 ~=======;1 :;: Huntington INch t4Gjl
!ii $500 DrNm eott.,.
.41 3 Bedrooma, ; bathl, livinc
room w1tb RonWauc nr.-
P I a c e. Beautitu1 kttchen,
fM:ed air be&Unc-2 car sar·
•11:e, lalp encloiled )'&RI,
!Z' anat tor chUdnn. Owners
ne moYina: vay IOOD. Try SIOO.
nd Down, pa)'Dlellt ... dian .. -· " ~ '
HUNTING',UN BEAdf
OFFICE
sta 'JW.Z EDINGER
m, IG-4fi56 'OPEN' EVEl5.
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mll • 8p9claol ... ~ fee.
:a inc + balJt.W • lOl1r f.ua.
R lb' niam. No money needed
oe VII. tmn1 at $27 .50I m
this excellent locatlori.
Pacific Shotts Realty
1n. S.17.&Sg6 Evn. 147.7450 "'·1 ~ r DIGNITY!!
DESCRIBES OW' MW" tlat-
9> .Ing. 3 Ir BR 2 bl, ve1'y Jae
1ep lam rm. 11.ll elect.
kitch. w I eaUJ:v tpaee.
It. Handlome front mitry, .aep
~. down ll't' nn, ept.1/dr!a.
on WW sell 111A. ot GI.
m lllASHIAR REAL TY
147-85.11 Eve. 139-1537
IO OWNER
10 ANXIOUS.
1er Must• sell 3 BR Townbome.
~I-No childrin unde-r 14. Cptl/
u.. drps, flrtpl.ace. washer A
1r-dryer. Alf<lnr $11,750-111~
~l mit offtr.
ct. -fl'•ut-Jiiw IMity
;1 847-1266 tves. 536-2.&5
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i--l-BR-2-bath-il-~-lenctd
lot. Put up n91'xf a: UNme ill . Pll)'lllenb-SlJ'1 Pt"r mo. In-
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to ~tit or rent the --~;: ... ....-.-
111 1Y for SIG per montll. c.n ~A 9S244n v~ Ii.al J:Gte
26 UlG Brooktnnt., H.B. .
TOP SALESMAN
3 yean In a row for Hunt-
:; lnctm, Bead! Board ol Real-
ton ts "1th P1U1 Jann
en RealQo. SboUktn·t Y'D'I lilt
ti\ whtte the actlcl! 11!
lf, Paul Jonea RHlty = M'f.\236 ~'vH. 8U-5M4
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-lolJI V>llur' 1411 ........ -.. ,._...,. $•• "" ...._ U 2 .WQ Pltll .RINT oq.ft.#'"', I · ...,,.., NATUllAL IORN IWAPPIU , ._/3 ... •· ..... ,; -i"" 'f"~ p -·__,_'NOW L . ...ch 5705 CORONA d•U<All * ._,. MllT -· NIWI " S,0.W' -, ~~~· Bwb! ... ~ *• ~ •:r'u:.a.m,.:a-Nwfy lte4ec•.+ed ..... ' extn)arjtF•'let. 1.-ot -=y~ ~~~'i 5 11"'8-:-S .....__J Miii 1 '1 SPJl!!.l~t,:rua-ATYTE * ~ C6il-: Maid ·~ • TV -:'d. Clw ti t1t·Wtne. Park 1. CLlflJI DRIVI = 8<::..)0etaa Vipw. l'.nJoJ "VI 'Wia~n Qlmbo" l-Wllil -...;v~u.,;._ AO •u~~:• ... ~ ~~1-l.I:SiJ DO!IE'.f:._, -.:·J!oll.priv· e New Citt 6 Bu ..,. C'-t C Glrll Clult tpX\IRY.ruRNilfKJ'UJlN e ,BAIJl(IA PAVllJON . "'""°"• t=: ~• ..._. ..._. ._ tt ~ ·biTJCE.',ifl:J'W, ilqH _ _.__ zngffe.irportl Bl\td.'Sil-mO •IPldor.il3Br't ... ,2Ba ~'teue. I A 2 BR Meuftt.&o.Mrt 6210 eaMA.IN.(BALBOA)I 1'Hl';H&. ... '4~1'ClltL'fl "'
WARNER AT MAGNOLIA .--.~ ·~.~' -. ~ SJlllW,.'l-tllllm.;qutet are. • Swim Pool'. Put/sreen :.:. =\.!,, ~ l • CALL: 673-48.U T•' , .... YIUI' Trltler'• ,., .... M . S4S445I ""!'.""W..-• ....,.. ~-· ~ -..... -· • 1'tJI ..... ~ flic'lt YUCE.A v~ .... or l"'lt. MUST sn.i... NB TENNIS e Malta 6 Fa-n.. areu from $150 mo Qll. ptioa C\alt 3 BR 3 Ba CLUB MEMBERSIUP HAVE t •· •--"
SUNsET BEACH , 1'455 -TO OCEAN -+ t:dl~ W/W cpl., drpl., elec 1141 ........ -.uq A , tit-ut9 o .-. • . ., ...-, ...,....;:, Mesa ~ oC tH.e. '· BR. 2in, ba, bft.lpi.· 'llr. lhopt ' lrwya. C.lf. -.· _..,,. "'""~-;r~ Wii 2 8..., .::r 1.1.!-M, fa~~ rm., tplk .:~.!*'*, , dis& ltl-1176 or ~ I del 1 Mat .... 18~&00 equity; UW pd 56{H12 "l'm._....,._. ·~ -. ...,....,. w ..... ; mac ""'"'' .,. w cpt1., WANTS lruBt deed!, tmall· ;".~ .... ·-.,~.-~~-.~edec ..... ..,im:.._ • ,evea. I d ~!'14. view, hdted 1 drapet; lndry, rm.; .•Ir· A~ 6410 er home or va c an1. •-,..,~ ~· ~ L '· 'i<-llNf' JllDOI; ~dulta only,·no peb.. COll4::eat10,2 C.,.,.pr.Own. MATCHAM R.EALTY, ~5S
&'6-:iOU d.t.)'I ' Wknck. ' FURN tr UN FURN : · a ..... ,.,~ ! J SlM: 'rno. ~-•lfSI er m ~ Coast Health· Cl•b Rochuter St. 64M&37
LWo .... ns I 2 BJ\, 2 ba Apt. ~ • "' • .,. 2 BR., cptJ., cir~ ocean •. FREE SAUNA • R-2 fbt on West Wilson St.
16'0 -;-:;;;;~;;;;;-;:;;--'--1 ,~"""~~dn;;;'!""~,;;"';;;;·""== ·. Y $ZS Moizfh1'•} rift; awlm. pociL Adult.. Ex_~ I.... '2JO With Swe4.lah nuiuaae b)' Coet1a Me~. Trade $fQOO * Nill. DEN, 2-BA. N IMch ~-nJLl. OP'ft~:TO BUY SJ.ta. Mo. 499-1631 •• 7 Experirnced Mauutae' equ 1Y for mcome property,
S .$E <* ~ A·L Oe1n 2 Sr fell" owner. M'40 to.1a1·
, rrlY lbc. Xbrt IDVnt..S..'M
bwe, Refria, Obie pi'. \"..... -NO depollt,0.1.c. NR-ND' 1 Br/Oceu Vilwt 9+ Acre lanch ..,OPJ.:N f DAYS A WEEK T .D. or boat. SM-8642
qt S250-'D!>· • ~ 521-m> ft# .ocu...:..011' Ho--.:of .. Ch.. : bar. beac}t-Cpm, drtt. In Villa, 200 aVoclldo tree• 9 am-10 pm 3 CHOICE VrE.W PARCELS H----T_uotl __ • _____ l_640_ ;LOVELY ex Jra 3 BR, 2 bs.
duplex. new ~kla cpl,. drpa,
Ir paint. Bltns, lrJ lovely
pvi yard, Gar. + huge
park'it· ·n65 mo~ Adult.
8'1.f391
SAJ'.n'A a.A.RA • Genbon
-Imp. 4 )'?'. 4 Br. 2\i ba,
MOO sq It, $34,B f'P. -, Low-leach 17'15 nso UlVl;L Y r BR. 11' .., 1-"-------2-it>' Condo. Crpta, drpa,
1 TIDS Ol..D HOUSE atoYe, n:frle., wubet, dryer.
Olde lAtallDl ltttlnl 2-.-,., Pvt ptitio. paril'c. rool, ~ 3 BR. 2 ba, pador, clbhH, 'teonfl' ct, 19QI '!llJ •.
•type IJ\t I'm;.. t.lolttr ...... lhlJ'd. 962-4101.
gracloua kltcb, m.-: .. ,,.. bftt•I Service
luirle r.n;a loen, SW mo. Walktr 6: t.e, lnc.
iDcl pNc,'1nL 1.IOlnloo ftlty. j -EdiJl&er -
.t:!H-0131 H1111~ Beach ·
'lbT• bedroom, 2 upatain l4U65 ' <)pm Eva.
w/batb, 1 l<M" dca> w/batb LAIOl -HOUSI ~~Sepan~:; :JBRA.den,111.i lp,Fncd. . ~din rm, ::.: lau.n-yd.; $llO Mo .• ao.3m.
dry room. rarace· 10% down. MODERN 1 BR Home. Owner. $29.500 ••. fM.TTT2 Ww cpta, adultl only. No
peta. Ckile to dcrl'f'Otown. ....... N...... 1707 !IS"' mo, Call .,._2615 ==== EXTllAORDINARY
VIEW!
Hunt! ..... Ha"'-
' 517 w. ltlb, -C.M. Ma.it.\' Bltna,_ $ll5 ~-8'M450 with older 2 BR home on 1 132 E. 11th St. M2-SlllO f'allbrook-Ocdnaide 3-S ac. 1AP~ . . •-hlL·w_.... 5990 genUI' vMw llopt. Price it ~ penonali ed Slll,500 'to $26,500 clear.
• llAL .. Y-N1Cll ,. __ 10 -5100 =.'I. i1i/I\=' 1S9-··'tb •·--of 1 Paved 11, l water. Want ..,_ 6 1 BR •-. ~ ., ,. •""" .. , a wan appro.1 manu1erlpt evaluatkln. Letter Orange Co, inc, 714 : ~-l29l ~ i!iiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ILGE 2 i -·'den, or S $11,000. WW trade equity tor or Inquiry. write · ~ rum. HAR; ao' I BR 2 ba. i11 BluUs or Univ comm'! or industrial prop-Dally Pilot Box P-4 HILL.TOP Estate San Juan * Htd swim POOL Ptr. VIUa1e areu. 3 &dulta, ert:J:JOlr more Info. pleas. C11plh-trano, over 3000 aq..fL * a:lmpl Kecr9atioa Room Will pay to $215 per mo. call nm Hallorl\n with; SERVH .. E DlltECiORY l BR, pool, 3-car gar. Over :::n~,·-~~-.·• "REENS Ml-9558--Eckhoff end Auoc. Inc. 1 .... 1 1 l ac .. 114,000 clee,r. Trd for ._ .... , ~ APAJJ.Ti&:NT Or •b>ttage. 2 lhi w. Chapman Ave. •-r• tt "I 6550 local prop, Bkr 548-TIU : =-::.e ' B40IELOR BR lower. Newport Beach Orange, Calli. Baby•lttln&· W home. LGE AIW Rcst ./Seats 180.
*Private Gtirqes • UNJ'URN, U-. Single elderly woman. 54.l·mJ. Ev~w~ 53Ml:il .Day1 ot nigb11. NB aria. 20-M tq, _li-M eq)n home. * 1 •--'-· facill. frola,.$100 'Up ID .SIOO. 541·9'110 ~· r 36-M eq Ill lat • TD/Total _, IDcl. adL -c-====~c-'''I 71-M. FOR Apt w/1pend-
$1U • 1135 mo. , l. J Ws., III1'tll.. R~ for R..,t , S"S Bii" a•R-Npl lch. * BABYSmING * able or 1'! 5f?.1f01 Bkr. 210 Cedar St., Newport " "' Daya. Ny home. CM area. I="'=,-;,· ;;,;;.,.:.cc:...=:._ . <aero. from Ocean> • ftJtN. A~URh\ R.OOfl\S FOR REtfT SeD or~ tor' tiome Nf.$m WANT CdM home or Apt ~. Heated Paotl aslif CU. $2Zl0 per week a: up' Con:na del Mill'. Well e• · TUR HAVE $93 M equity Lal\lfla
Ceoler, AdJ. .& SllDPlllnl•-U.bl!d' pobl Naid tervict tab!Wled. clientele. MA E woman will baby-10 Unit Ape + J BR home ~~a1*211R.~--.~,mJ' 2100 Peter9an WQ', at Hal' 'Utiiltiea turniahed \ I.It anytime. Exper,• ref1. + 2 Br l Guest. Paul Stu-
rurn n ,.... bor Ir Adami, Oast8'...... TV .Kltchenettel FfTZMORR S 11'5-01.U art ownu/Bkr. 61fH070 ~.~:..~~ .. --to~'!",, MHft8 MOTEL TAHITI Rellltor 673-9010 BABYSrrril'iG In your fy old M• hom t BR _., ... ....._. ... 3 ~ E C6M H CdM bome by the wetk. You r. .. e, · ~· 112 ~St., N.B. MS-2129 J · t wy, fumtah tnnap. Call 642_1f07 Secluded viiew; txc. retreat,· mun Prestlp Milrem Employed lady or penakiner · club or falJI. Take houae or
-...,,,..,· :-=,..=,--I . to•lbare borne wi,tb workinc R E W ... 6240 ~YSl1TlNG Ihf rorne for •pt. S20.M>D F.q. $46,00J f'P Blk to oc:ean-t Q $50 64&-25S8 • • • rhlld ~ 16 mo to 2 Yfl· n4: 6S9-2ii4 Jdyllwild. IT3-93M.Sll5~ MAR'nNlfUI wom:u ar:°5:l>. WANTID VJc. KMart, CM 't2·71P9 BEAUT tum home Palm -~=~~=~1~-1 GAIDIN AnS. New4' decocatied fumllhed Nice 4 BR Sprgs. ree llrn. 3'br 2 ba, BAYCLJPP MOT L 1 .. -.. rooni. w/Hth, private 'Irick. Mu.nry, etc. htd pool. Laa Palmas JO M s:is~ w1.1 ••• UJI. I ...i .... , TV, --PlUI, Fam Rm ~m~ 65~ -· .. M •-~· ·--fi.ni.;;:._ 8 M,JCewport Parldllce IUtl'Ollildlnp entrucc. $50 mo. l12 341h bl N-pOrt Beach on let lot ~ .., eq ~--wr ...-... uual, nntNwu:r> BAQIELORS st. N.8. 613-2473 $55,Q. t115,tm BRIO<, CDntrN, Clll'pentry. ~a:e ot? 675-3243. 613--0305
DOBERMAN PUPS
AKC. Ea·llot vWt. Tnde
for rifle, tun• or~?..,....
wllday• alt 6 or all ' da)'
wkndl. •
Belt offer taka ~ ~.flllO
eq., Salton Sea lot, J Wk
lo bch.: trade for CU', cem-
ent work or ?; talte over
payt1. 892-4954 Aft. 5:30.
Have: Modem oftlce bldg.
lully rtnt«l, cbolce loc.
S16,500 • S34,71XI e q u I l y
Want: land, 'l'DI, adbmit
Paul Jonet Rhy, IC'r·l267
HAVE $10,0D eq iA 2 Br
home l 1epar•te apt oo &.2
lot, OceanOde. Exch for 2
or 3 Br home, C.M., mcm
nnre,. 962-23515.
$350 Eq. In 1 % IC. nr Palm
Sprga. for ~,:elec
golf cart, • mnote ·cntrl
thinline TV. Bal aa .Janel
SlS>li. 11 SU at0. ann
In
LCF. 5 BEDROOM HCd
• 21ifi &tha 2 BR CONDOMINIUM. All
built-Ina, iiwUnmin( pool,
tennil court a 20' oo.t dock.
sm1mo. Bkt. can Murray
Wlrne-r, lfT-2Ml' qr eva. .... ,,..
Furn. lacheler Apts. UN1'URH 1 BR.· i Bit· 3 Bit GOOD (tlristian family de-EICl'OW to clDM 1115/68 cu.tom Cabioeta. Sm jobll;-;;=====,...=-
C?J w/w crpta, ~ 2 Mtbl available Ill's 1ldy to rent 1 BR + lalltbury Reali)' OK Free Est 982-6945 LUXURIOUS '67 Cad 4 dr·.,' WANT! i'1'ff f 'dnr,
642.-9f79 c.peta, drspes, aanre pivate bl.th. Harbor " Ad. m-eaoo ' · · .oaded! Marlnt blue, low rai tn Oranp Count¥ ·
CompJ.. carpeted • dnped
' Heavy Shake !tool
New)J Dt'corated
ProfeuioullJ Lalxlicaped.
' FULL = $.12,50D Prlncip8k 'CID, C.Ollect
' J'ACK NELSON' REALTY
l2U) 18Ml.71
-WJNTER~==~--1a1~·1 y~,.~ ... -,,_·I 11th & S.nt1 Ane, C:.M. ~--area. 540-5103 alt 4 PM BRICK • BLOCK • Bl'ONE (clear) by private party 1 FMV, FOR:_. ....
'
8' hid pool •• bcb $"' ~ --lNTERDTED Ill ....... ,. Plantm • SJ.att • Ctment for boat -or -? pay 2nd 1D, s:n,eoo. • • ... .....,. ~ -·•' , , , llm,•./·ll:lh;h, TV and "~' t.AnuNG. 136-2916 .....,3243 , ~--. , ~.1-· ,,1 to $120. ~~. 6"-0631 w,. ~ Nr oa.:. Work-ho~ on or nH.I' Lake Al-.,,.,. ,,,_ ...... -· -.
•• I :=er. m•lld. Wrilll Boa P·2, · + * Deluxe 1 BR Apt. 'till June ,· .::·:.. age ·. !'!f·~~-or ttudtnt only. c/o ·Daily Pilot, Newport IUllMll Servi• 6562 * * * * 15. Nr ocean. w/vWw poo -
1l3 ~""" St NB Beach. . • 26"10 mo .. •i.ou• ., $PA£2AJBR 1%blllhl $1240 UP wk.W I kitchen IUSINEil IM FASr •lee tniinl-lll home,
3 BDRM, 2 bathl, on BAY. ~ ..... i pooJa 112.50 .up Studio Apia. 231'6 FINANClAL _=pi.!~ ~i75 Nr llRVICI l)_IRl~TORY :>~K'vl..:t DIRECT ,y
NICE cl-. 2 Bedroom NE'W.$300yearb'M2;1'f46 NW"lbp'aandacboalt N~ft ,Blvd. 548-9'1?5: l !~~~~~~~·~-~l~~~~~=~~~l~Go~nlot~n~l .. !;;~:;;;;;'~6~IO Pa ........ -tlotne,, fmced iud.·Cl!9'•ed . • -ftOM $9t.50 NICE;'" qu\et f'OOID for em-1111 Opportuftlt• -... A50 ~Ho. W!li ,to .nl:l-~t, MIP .,. ,4250 Mai BM · ..... ;-#! . r\O)'M man. W.· GM!ta ' _ , C•,,..lflnt 6~90 _P_ol_nt_l .. ~-----I C:,"~5::. ==: Wtnttt 1lintbly Rentall Miz'. 2214 oluep #2 . ~ :frlJ-11&9 ··d " '!n:. !C:··n:-~·:::. ADnmo#s, repair. aJJ . Adtir'i Le~dsuping DEPENDABLE ~ at
able Feb. l. 5eM19'i' JAMAICA lNN•HOTEL 2 BR., cwp., lirllPfl; frpJc. llAn only, ldtdll!n prlv, ed rla:ht by own. ll630 Wat-odd Joi». FrM ffdmtW, iU:ASONABLE pr Ice L '""'"-'====== M br .. S150 mo. 673-81:11 blMM: md. -... • -I03 Governor St., CM 1---A w--0....1......... Lktnltd. * 548-01l1 • ~-• 1---·1.... Quall!)', wart ' materlall. L.agun• .. _.. 3705 -BAan:a..otr. flam $80 mo. $135. 289 Osle:--to-291111 or IW2-:i289. 53l-6978 :.;; vt., _..._..,.. REPAIRS * ALTERATJ~ • t;;:·awn~e 5'5-308T • MS-~
-"-'"'--'--"-'"-"''---'"'-'-Utillties 119k1. Av8.u. 2U:Ol~ Room & lolrd ' .,,, Eatablilhed art pllery for CABINETS, Nq Ila job, • Raldentlal l Comm'l.
BIG DECK, ·BIG VIEW! abte J'eb 'ht. m-1on 2 BR.utlll. ,~, UD( ·~Fla! FOR ale, beach arff, SeWnc II )'l'I aper. 54MT13 '644 0303
2 BR, fireplace, stove • u• . pUl. POOL! ... due ID tnnaa. For .We!, caU It NO JOB TOO ~ m:·-:;~ ~· I•"-4'00 w~90toc:.: =ta~· ~RED..n::Ff:~ 842-2189 afte-r. P.M. ~-~ .... · ~~.,_,,...,. ........ , hrviCll 6612
-~rn Bo~ Apb All FOSTER Freut· stare. Well .,_.. _,,._..,..... .,_.,.,., ''" • 2 BR Apt. New cptl. drpe, iCIAL ISTATI Xln ..U Dupla• Unfum. 1971 -util lttcl. $15 up -"--~---fftalt. t }cc. llllllt • "~--... ,. ___ __,,_ 6600 SAVE ON REPAIR$ Pl•-1..•-..r.-3 .. , • ,,,_,..__ 91...1 no • -· ~1 v..-lllll'J". 11 ........ , -~,,... 63J.6tC8 ~ _...... Pl b ,.. .. _ c.-......... -7V c.... Miu· . , 2100 a BR 2% BA Bit-int 2 pr. B~Lo · ...... -m. Phone.~ ........ " ' um lng, .... ,.....try, -1--~~-----1
ilEAt1l'JroL 4 BR 2 bath No ~!!'5 (' ':_0~ "'Jl5!:.~· n..--•-1 • BR, ,,..... 1 BR Uppir. stove • refrtJ. Income ,...,...,., 6000 lus. W1ntH -.. BR!.,~~~~ ~TE lric;!;k~!!°..:'.!e = L;:s_! G:C.i..r -=... ei: ~. ~n-•-~~ • .,_,,.. recr .. ,-,. ~· ~-·""• ..,.._..._...,, "' $llJ util ~ r...,..,.~ • -.,.. __ '.=.'...-.,..'"'"~ =~'f ~CJtf. c&t'Pttl, draJld. PIO. . ... Z386 4 INOOME unit.I. Mutt 'tell EXECUTIVE tired OI retl~ CEMENT wrk. g.2911 Palntlnf, Plumbing, CU-ment, blacktop, Ir o u n d,
.... l""-. ....... ....,....... * 61M'D4 * to but ofter. S3IO mo in-merit wanta to tnvfft and TU6RYK cc:tfCREI'E pentry. RMI! Rt!. ln11ured. walla, any place. Repaired ~;:,,: ~~~c:c l~ALf$ •-&..-..1 LG! 2 Bit. Bltnl, cptl, drpl, dlm.t. awn.t. 54!-0833 takt aetive part 1n a profit-All t1ptl Patlol. WI.lb call "Mike" M2-0348 or ttplactd. Water lines
StJ.llSf' Hartttit: Real;:J°.1.-....,..._ urn--l'untrntten leHh 4400 pa~ :.~on~ 12 'IWO BR untta. ori cor. lot able l(lblr tmlneu. What ,.,.. Eat. f1W51I ~an~ea4M. reatond.
11tt. · .. ·.1,1 Gtntr•I 4000 •/pool. ll8.5o:I yr iro-· bave )'OQ1' lft4) l4M199 aft CfMENT work, aJ1 trpel. H•ullne 6730 * FURN 2 IR N ·--~ 5200 $108,000. -.... • p M " job •• ~-PWMlllNQ
Corone 11191 AW. 2150 HOLIDAY PLAzA & IACHELOR'apurt ·--&us1net1 ~·I 6060 . . "'~. ~aC'sO:W est. ~re!:'.i.~!~· ~~: REPAIRS eoma 'UMODIL
DELUXE 111adOU1 l BR, Utila IDduded BEAU ·Ire 2 BR. ~ type. Monty N LNn '320 CUS'l'OM PaUOI, pool dtckl, backhoe, fill, grade. lllU?li ---..-===.----1 2 Charmina; 2 BR houaes, rum. Apta ms. '+ ~udL .,. • Nr Aopp'&ric &e.ch Apt. tuuy cpl. drpt Wantecll to Least drtvawaya. Concret. .... PLUMBING
Nr ocean, 1-compl turn Healed puol, ~rW-' I02 ~. Apt D., H.11. Rau priced on year lie bu-tn WHldlff lbopcJ:lna am Sll.000 inl 6 rernovlnt· M2-1010 lnMrM Tax 6740 Jleuonallila. 1Gfn41 frplc, pvt patio. 1-unf, bltnl, drapn, ampll puldng. No 538-2914 it. 5201 RJYer St, NB. Apt. . .._ IWtable rar pod 1sl • lnd TD 1oam 1 :i.~'=="""--:.=~1---~----·~~ vi'::.., M~,,. tee c~~~~+ ~-"M ~"'"' . Room. ~ --for R.nt B.,:A:vat'I Feb ltt. -Bridals.;;:.,,.. A: Jewelry l·S yn . ......_ Bkr. QUALm • • • Gordon .N WarNll Power '"•Int 6915 to appr,......te . .-.. e'""'. ...-. ~ ....... ,1.._ Nit · ! BR + din e e e CEMENT WORK • l,rn-~~l:JOt~,~673"'1~~!!_1=,,...=o l~~;:"~~="'.'~·~~IDJ, wk, me.-Snill, lU BR ocean. • rm, ' CID • Ma... W fed :.4150 CALL m.ne Pull. Acct. -Est. 1951 Automatlc Pvldnc Lot --· -4100 a:>MPASS MOl"EL 2 bl, lrplc, bltnl, cpla, drp11, WINTON am ESTATl: -;sr=Y In I • I Homo •• Diiie• Appls. U-•-• -.. _
FURN Cottage AvllJ Feb ..._ 8 • ~' lll • llill· st .. HB 536-fl'fO pr. 1800 f9-fl. Unique Yiew. f'f5.3.\1l Moman. Rumbold WANTµ>: Prtvtte party for Cf'llJcl (IN 6610 Now Jncorponttn& IOl°mer G.;b;1 'Re..,, -..r1311
' ~~ OIM~. SUI NASSAU Pltma 1 6 ,2.Bll '!-"1 BR. $'15 6 ~. Ww cptt, :; A Olannel p~~ = c:r GJ teO:ind tntll dttd on tfll. 7 . J . Hanna pn1clice
' Furn or Unf. 11~ Hid. dl'Pl.&UA..,.pd. 91Jhlm 1' 15 w/ottlc!e NMtpart. Blvd. (at dentlal real eet8te.·Marlctt LICENSED DAY CARE OPEN 1 DAYS
RINTALS pool. 17'1 E. 22nd St. 6G-3MS Atle. HB. 536-4979, 5lMS1I °"'°"BAY I Lovtly IJe 1-Br Vbyin1a Pl) Ml-21"17 valbe 125,000. FiNl tnllt Hot luncbn, nap1, cntt.. 4210 !Inshore, N.B.
H ...... UnfumWMd ATKIN90N PEEBLER APrS 1 a: 2 BR, apta. Immac., WW. epts, Patio, Sl50-)'J't)> STORE for·rwat °' leue, cor-deed $11,llOO. Bm credit nf· Karbor·Baktr * 548-1539 e •75-3J.45 e
RtmOdel.1 1.,.1,, '940
IF YOU .... R-o·'6u,.,
PAINTING ••• R:EP~
CA.LL DICK • , , IG1'297 Br hm } adul ..-I 3 bib Ill INc;L • l1I'IL! '75-630'1, ' ermoea. 5tW63fi FILE NOW • PAY LATER Co.t• Mell 3100 1 ' lnd11'• -ti ...,...., enc. 1ar.; 6a.2Clt eYes. ftt'1'. 2lJl W. 'Balboa Blvd., Cllnlrlden 6620
,_________ .., VM:~. CM. MMl.38. beach. Ap. Mgr .. Jm lOtb St 1500 lq·f~ 2nd 1lr 3 BR., Newport ...... IOf742 -:;:·al. ":~.Dz on )'Tl~ i) n WILL 0:,!~ty6«2-x!9!i.
5 ~-!.,,~~. ~~.· 1 d~ J\trn. Al9o 2 BR llnf. L.,... IMch 470I fl.m rm, friil, ! ba, 1012 e PRIME Reta.II LocaUorl e IAllna. Beich. MMO«I I Tax Servlct _Sew_l_ftf~----•~'-611·1 ...._ ............... ,_...,Q Cpta, clrpl, bl'N~-~ar: T25A . ~w.-·&alboit-Blvd. OwMr --STORE -11-x 41>--- . -111UD,.D-m m "· Uth;-SU1te-F;-C;M;--AJterilHone.~Cllllml-dl'td°"
Pt!I OK. l·blk St. Jolm'•· Sbalirnllr Dr. ~-NEWLY decorlittd stud Io 213:Zlf.223T 1m Harbor, CM NM&M ANNOUNCIM!INTS ::-makll'll. Re-..hle ~
Im-mo. 5t6-0921 1 Bit Entatde"hln!I; PD-apt. oCean View. lid If. DLX l Bft, 1" 11>1. llltna, " lftd NOTICIS • ll.la4el!rw • 'f. I. HOFFMAN • ror app't., m.llU
2 BR'Home in OJutt. Pvt. .i~ ww,-~1.;_llilllt: ~ Cout: ifwy! i..,.. Bead! cpt1, .... $111 ,,17. aub ,Office Atntal .070 •-·-p ........ :u"" CUITOM MILLING Enrolled to practice before A. lterlfllinl i. IUl4, S _ ..Patt.,·..,..~drps.--... _,..._.._)TlyJ...-:.,-i7J..112& -41M-IOal -pr+r.21>. .. 122'1' . -~-C NI_, _,.... CXJl'IA lilEl6 WMaJ:1t lntemal_Revemat Service
l'Jl.O w. 1'11b 11. &M-5&15 THE SUN Nl:vtft Sfii • 3 BR. 2 ba, lum. VIEW! J BA· I Bi\ ......... oceal. Q~~~~ J'OUND black a P'Q' ..... ,.. Dn.,... Ml.... For App't. 646-5421 N•t. ICCmatt, • :rn. exp.
GUFST bome, lmlll A pctr, o..m.rs k1bi '°'"9'· VICtwla Oit• • OC'l!an. 1115 NMhopa. .,... <mo ,.my. !!t 'P~--,OnnJe Ce s&an.cat 'Ibun. ftitbt' VII:. f\4tiitklhl * RamodlUlli * I TEARS * Tlllorlnp '970 set.. yard. $50, Utll. pUL FGI' d':J.':1-tD N!D ......, lie. Dyt, -.1121. Mr. Douc· No Pfll.. ,._ ......,__ Bri ~ldf:._'9 t:. l1lll St: of~ A: Oranp ....... t Fnd a. Genriek·Lle. A·l STENO I
580-Hamllbl, C:M. ~ tile• 11111 to8l'll. lu Eve, 213:59'2-5250 CM. &e-le m.eoa. * S&n'RI HARBOit SHOP'G omt. Al.....,_ A: Ra'IYlial
....... ,Holtltlo 3210 Nowpoti ......... ftlO Nu port Hol ... ts 2211 ~tie"'!·~ . SllO ARTIST -..... , Lido Lost 64Gl i:...c:.:n: UcAdd.= :.!;"',' :-;:;.; le"':: ~ti.:~~
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r I I
2 BR. tiff-iit"""' pool,... SQ~ ... ?f.S..Prt· MEDMI Slit ...... Pd . DON HAWE ea.Ut& n4.50. 25 Yl'I. up. Open 7 br redemn.ted, 113D ino. ·wi. entr • ..,.r ftOor $50. brown Enal.llh Setttor 'ftV-daya Kemlllft' Tax SeMI' TILi, c:.runc un. 4 ~ --. ' Sdlwow-m.31154 ilia ttd collfr. Lqwa ADDmONS, remodel: storea . • -~--.,.._ .... ,__ ...
---.,..., Yidnl ... ot Cout • ...... ~'1UNKEN mo Hartxir, CM, 5'8-U04 * Verne, lllt Ta. Min * ., ! ,J,.,,,,J;;;...,~£ (tt /· -Ol'J°ICE;n11•c.,lTrOOranfe ·~ -.U --GETI'ING A reflmd! For Ollt. r..t.11 == ll!it. ... ~ t-"· Cpt, ... i.. 500 Ill·' ~ and D'I • i qitk:k tnt'Olne lb .me.. wan. .,, re. 1:::=:::::=;:::;-;::;:;;:;; $Ulll. ~ IM'm · ---Olnlinlnl MIO in' JUW> bome ·call IC4'1M ~ ~ L"':a=:; * Ouiill I•*' ...... ... -i:.:' ·~.:.. '"'.=: . "T C... ';'°cM. HOME by IJiPf. _ _. -Ml·U5T,
'Babette' Older ,._,. ..:-::... ~,, F..wat 1. Stlte-«eturrit
M-2 Ac""'· lft °''"" 119t. 17th ' O!la•are, HB. ~t bot ,...tber Prob-·e 531.(llllD • e
313' ot f~ on a UlO' 150 f't1Vard. 53&-M JilBI N 0 Wl 1 ~ Income Tu. nuanable.
....,, ~Hu a net PUPpY. Tan~~"'•"'~ moodily lawo ctn. Pru:nllW. SM W. I.Ith St, C.lt. dePlh of • Oubtandlna Whlilnn on ._.. U... ........,. ~pin&. ~ed ' ...,... * 1411416 loce:rion. . rfO,OIO. for N ... • MD Car9. .. £, ·brc11iculturitt .... JM(
Info, pleate !SD K. W. N• Uth SL -CM. Sttn ..,., ._, GiloENiNG IERVICE ll'iftlftl 6711 ..... W......., !.Mr
.. with: REW~ kif' flndlnl' maM n atONTK. N.B. CdM ,
~ph•l"!'J '"° ,....,, ,,,,,_..;
Wa. nNm. Mp.a..m!7 ..
-· A IMPLOYMl!iT
lckhoff.AMec. Inc. ldtttfl. bm. 1trip. w(wM· 111 ..-* IRONING, Mtndlt11 I IXIC SICRITAl,Y I.ye ·z ~ 1111 w. Q a SS Ave. ..... It pt;'ft-~ • iUitOPtiN GAJU)ENJ:ll Repalrtna •• & 1T111i IL. ,:,.~;e.,..ai:: :-. .,.
"' -' Or~ Callf., oam.E IPlYtli &ikO Jdl.: t-. -C.M. IG.-"' 54IMIO'll .... ., ...... -.-,rr-1 -Wlte••••.., 'drth•· 5CWl2J El..--. S1Mll5 lit M---.... Ol¥*1'Wdl:J ... r 1 1 _ . .. ..... , d..,.. ....... "111 jp· · ·rR.:::::-~.;· .. 1 ~~ ~ ....... •RON•Nf ••·• " .. , ·"9of....-•JIDllCdW. ·-;~~-~;,~~:!!I:...,,...,,....._ ... _ _..,,) ~-a, L&or..a. ...... ...-·~ a 6£N, dNlql, lrW ...... • Ellp., JWlr. ea.Qlll ., .............. . r I ·' • ..... , ..... ft. ..... om... MCI&;, OWi 11"7 •·1'' ,... i ..... =.,.. .. .... ,au. ....... 1--..-..-...-_.-i .• ~I ....;... -' ..._,.., __ -"" ...... ""' ti .._.. -· ,,_ .......... .... -'"'!-lodp. o..i JI In' Iii tlil ....., w.. «I tlM to ..,._ H s.nta •· • ._ Dr. ,.... · ,, ... _. a-.a asa = '-p•rhlftf"I ,... "'ite'• 1 • ..,..n.
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--:~t--~..,1 ~ ~6100 ,.,_,. -- -,_-;--· llfTEIUOR. EXriiUbil .......... o .. •..,.-'"':!r•·t ~====-....... , . Awrap J Br, apt., 1Hor I ,Jt-.,...... ~r •:IE
C.: la~ JU GAJU>ENER mat'L STIJD. .... ....... em ...... ---~----~'!"'!ll'!t,..,... j ... , CJ"Iottor ·••trMltw 'BliWAN.,._..,..,IXJlia. ~ .-. vrrs W.. ,..._ wrn.a.ill-llDIQr -... ·-•wwm II CLABlllCATION '"° ---._., ,. _ -• -_, 111 •Ell.,. ,n •-- - -ga, ~-•• ==r:r -, •1111 ;+"M;til ....,, ,.... --...,. 1 -
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Mtftdlf, J#lalrl 22. 1961$
:=;,._...,.......,~~:-="::~~~-..:"""'.IMPt.=~o::::y:-=:MllNl JOas a U.LOYMINT JOIS a IMPLOYMINT
» WlfttM, &.My 7ao Help Wantecl, Men 7200
J:X!X.Vl'IVE MCNtary DO'W
Het! Wanted. Men 720(.He1p Want~, ~ ..!!!!
WE NEED
-YOU!
,. ~!!"'~· ... ,. .. --------+-,uiuc NOfiii • offer•~.~ femiaDal wort& tn '-., ...
pi.a. eal1 IOI' ratea.
•P23
JH W•nted
Men & Womeft 7030
POSITION wanted to manace
qua!. apts. NB area by r•
cently retired alee exec A
wde. 548-2826
Domestic Help 7035
LIVE INS
Employer pa.ya fees
Georae Byland A1eocy
ti.;.B E. 16th, S.A. 5'7-0395
ChlneR • En&Jllh -Fret>Cb
Permanent, ~· LlY@--in
Tar East Aacy. 642-8703
A91ncl•, Men 7100
Communlcatlona 1pec to 13M
Sales. dq .... to S7800 + car
Field Man/BS dq .• to $OCioo
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
OONSULTANT AGENCY
20U WestcllU, NB 548-1196,
1624 E. 17th, S.A. ~7-6336 .
1~ Ctu'nt/ Anbm ~1
Sales EftCJlftffr
to 16K
Tronlc ~·tem•, o,ran1e\ Cty. Wllllanl ,_
Alloclalel A&ency
18 N.wpcrt, C.M. 64U434
Help W•m.d, Men 7200
Design
Engineer
-Airer•~ oriented,
l'MCMnlal d • 1 I 1 n
b!HkP•""'· Accus-temed to worfdnt with
ntilepeca•nd•lrfrMne
:.:,: p 1 n y apeclfiu-
, requfrementl,
end drlfttnt proced-
uret. Two ,..,. col-
'9,M.I.
lxcel...,. cornp1ny
Mneflta •ncl chance ..... nc.rMnt. ,,..
....,.,,, ind life Insur·
tMce. Profit alwnftl.
1IWPOl1 .
, DYUMICS, IC.
• A .W.kll•ry ef
LHr-hltler, Inc.
J131 W. S111rttrom
S.nt1 AM, C1llf.
546-3131
M1rshlll
Commankltlom
in S.nt• AN hat
prim. openi"fl for:
Proar1mmers
Real time appllcatloM
Sr. logic Designers
-AIOlllKTUUl
,DUAp4AI
See1WC brfCbt WSMdual
wttb one to thrff y~
In the areu of plant de-
licn and layout. ilepa.rt-
ment relocation. W 11 I
work In tacillliet area of
rapidly expandin1 com·
pany.
Apply Steve Joyce
IU4600, ext. 2119
COUllS
RADIO CC»f AIY
19700 J•mbo,.. ltd.
Newport le.ch
In a few abort yeats SPRING REALTY bu
become a leader In sales on the Palos Verdes Peniiisul~. Because of its new aggressive ap-
proach to Real E.9tate M~rkeling. Spring
aella l>oth development antt resale bom_es.
We bave now expanded to another prestige
office location in Newport Beach, Orange
Co, Area. We offer paid on the job training,
professional management ~~ a stimulatin~
environment. If you are licensed and molt·
vat.ed to earn $12.000 yearly and interested
in jQinina an all male career minded organi·
zatlon. we want to talk to you. CaU Jim Gui1·
let or Roi\ Walldau 642·7252 SPRING REAL-
TY CO. 1801 Westclilf Dr .• Newport Beach.
Security 6urd
Penol.i Aaency
IJJ DoY• DriYI
ICewplrt Ille~
6'2-3170
Girt Friday
$457
Experienced in ea-
crow, real estate or
construct.ion p r ~
ferred. Good typing,
no s b o r t b a n d. Re-
sponsible, interesting
position.
~ oppcNliMM)
fOI attndfve. ........
bttdllltnt 1'G1ll ---•ilia OMllt&adJftl aecs-.
tarlal aldUa aad experi-mce to work .. Secre-
tary to Penomel Man-
.pr. Poaltloa lnv~vea
varied, int.~tbll. and
cha.lleoc\n& personnel du·
Un, poenl aecretalial
T~ponsibllltiea and PBX
relief. Some c0llese
backsround and ,.,..,...
nel e,..,erience preferred.
CMI ..........
4f4.N)1
L..-. IMch, C:.Hf.
Wt brand MW lMI CIOW 'IT1 ol 'd a.a and modela are avlllable fir bmne-
dlate dllpola1. Tbele are major --.
fldanrl, Dl&ioDaUY adYertiled and ful.
11 p.aruteecl 100% rmaa:t~ ..... able, Ytitll ,_, euy credit q atiGDI.
WUllnpeu to pay ll tbe IDOlt important factor~ Rental planl with buy optlona
are also Hailable. For u low II '2.50
per week. Dealen must pay cash. No
C. 0 . D.'1. can collP.d 213: 881.e'701.
~-----..,, ~--"""-~ ~ _.....
• •
JOU & IMPLOYMINT A•U.C. • 1100 '
J1lle . Min, Wem. 7500
MICIOFIM
TKlllKWI 1110
All 1pplicana1 reviewed on Man to work the followini
merit with no bias toward shift Monday ind Tuesday
Race. Color. Creed or ~x. 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. Wed. J2
midnight to 8 a.m.; Sat &
Sun 8 •.m. to 4 p.m.
PAR.AMETIUCS, •n
.. t•bllstt.d comm.r·
cl•I firm hff lmfftfffl·
•te openl"fl for th•
following fMrrMnent
positions:
lookll••per
Girt Friday $500
This is a One-Girl of·
fice in a liroftlt Pub-
lic RelaUona oriented
business. Bookkeep-
ing to Profit and Losa
needed ph11 SO wpm
typing.
We are a srowth CIM9o
pany 111 the fteld of edu-
at.lon . offerir1'. exce1"
lent aala.ry. liberal bene-
ftt. IDclad.ina profit ....
~. p'"8ut workln'
condiUona and oull!and-q opport\dly lor
An equal opportaaity
employer
Must be able to wie UNI·
PRO F-89 Proceuora,
Planetary Camera. Know·
ledp Bnlnlnc. Xerox. Pl"o«aln& r q r m ao
C.omp!lter. MUil be able
to woric Ul.Y day' u.v
lhltt.
OPWTOR
Two years recenty -heavy
teletype experitnc• pre-
ferred. Must be able to
work any 1hUt.
Apply P•t folaom
133~, Ext. 2111
COLLIS
RADIO CO.
19700 J1mboree ltd.
Newport ... ch
All applicants rvlewed on
merit with no biu toward
Race, Color, Crttd or Se:oc.
Aut. Msr.
HIRING
Y•nt Men
nu. week our lntemational
cmpontioll wll1 accept ·~
plicationa from hl&b school
ands 11 to 26 years of a1e
to enter a manasement
trainln& procram.
$520 mo. ••l•rr
'lbia ia a fine ~ty
lor a )'OQl:llet' man to quaL-
IJy fO?" a permanent man-
aae,merrt job la tbe Oranie
Count)' U'd. ~s.i,.n93 ·
10 a.m. lo 2 p.m.
Jr. Detl9n Entr. er
Sr. llectrenlca Tech.
!;xperieaced Tnt Tecbnl-
dan OI JwUor Engineer
to trouble • aboot prOCotJpe
eqQ i p m en t Established
commercial firm. Liberal
binp beMflts.
PARAMETllCS
DISHWAHR
DAYS
APPLY IN PERSON
S.11 ANO S.5
Mondlly through Fr\d~
RBIBBI l lll
NEWPORT llACH
Contact:
CADll~ 6A6E·
wm COAST
1166 Whittler Ave.
*
Cost• M ...
646-2491
An equal OPPOrtunity
employer
CAL-RON
NOW HIRING
40 MEN
*
Start work immedlattly.
No experience necessary.
Willing to work ove,rllme
every day during next 6
months. Will train. Start
at $2.35 per hou r. Rapid
advancement lo people
willing to work. Call Per·
90nnel DepartJncnt Mon.
day & Tuesday only.
142-4466
* *
Sr. Electronic Tech.
or Jr. Deslp Eng.
Experienced in prototype
laboralory wori<lnc w l t b
integTaled circuit• a n d
electro-mechanical awltcb-
lni clrcultl. !:ltabllshed
commercial Unn. Uberal
frln&e benefits and •lary
commensurate wtth experi-
ence.
PARAMETRICS
t'l9 Baker. ~ .....
1'• ~1
,s AQUA·Tlt_O_L __
Hydro . Dynam~ OlvlsJon
needs 20 men Immediately.
~veral De-pt. openings •
Sal,s &: Service, Credit
Pel'IOM el Manq emcnl
Trainee. $4T>mo ml.ll. guar-
antee if qualified. All depts
have Training Program.
Skilled or Un11kllled accep.
table. ffilb 11Chool grads or
equi•alent.
For AppUcalion info
CALL 547'°607
--SAILBOAT -
MANUFACTURER ··
Sailboat manufacturer needs
1eoeral foreman. Knowlectge
or fibergla11 and sailboat
constniction essential. South-
ern Calif. location. S en d
qualillcallol\f. and salary ex·
pected to !lox M-8. Daily
Pilot.
MEN
• Mechanical
Asselllblen
• Electronic
Asse•bten
• Wire.,..n
• T echnlclans
Experience required,
Liberal frhtfe benefits
PARAMORKS
REXAIR
MFG. CO.
EXPANDING TO
ORANGE COUNTY
TRAINW ••••••
I WORK W1TH HYDRO.
nLTERING PROCESS
I CKEMlCAL SUPPLIES
I ELECTRICAL EQUIP.
I AlR CLEANS1"'G
EQUIP.
NO EXPERJENCE NEC
ESSARY AS WE TRAIN
TOP STARTING
WAGES
PERMANEN'T' POSm ONS
FAST PROMOTION
SOUND, SECURE ruruRE
arowtb and ·~ • ment.
* GOYERNESS:HOUSDCPR AttractJ•e aae «I, 5' 5 .. , UO
ltla1 Uv&oln. mlllt cb'lve, col·
'• ,,... •• play piano, repi9ce modMr Jar t.yr oW
lntelflpnt ..,.. bmdaome
boy. Newport a.eta a r e a.
Send eom:>~• r~. rff.
erences and f\lll lenctb pbo.
IOif'apb wltb lint letll'r. to
Box M·W. Daily Pllol
Researe .. Secy
to ssoo
An interesting com-
pany f o r secretary
who likes scientific re-
search. C o 11 e g e or
business college edu-
c a t i o o preferred.
Shorthand 90 w p m ,
typing 70 wpm.
Secretary $415
Tbi.s la a manage-
ment I e v e I position
with cost • of • living
beneflts in addition to
s a I a r y. Nationally
prominent firm. Type
50 accurately. short.
hand 80 wpm .
Girt Friday to $450
Work for a dyn<tmic
boas who is starting
a new local company.
Li g b t bookkeepinl?
knowtedie l> I u s 80
w p m shorthand. 60
wpm typinJ'.
Achertisb•a
Secretary $4~0
This is for the !l"""P.-
tarv with too 11.killci . Advertisin~ or r e a I
e s t a t e backrro•1 rci
would be heloful . PrE'-
fer age 3>4!).
Acconthta Clerk
to $425
App(y In ~raon at Pt~
aonnel Offlce.
PRORSSl1'l
UIUIY IRYU
A Xerox Compeny
2200 I. McFMden Ave.
, S.nt• AM, c.ut.
SEWll6
ISllUCTOR
Are you thl1 wom•n?
lf you are, the Slnaer
Compan)' needs you. Ex-
ccUent opportunity for
woman tbol'OUlhlY experi-
enced lo all pbaaes or
w.vlng inatnaclion. You
ma.y (IOW be employed but
want to improve your
present posit.ion. Salary
plus commissions. paid
vacatioN , many other
benefits. Apply in penon.
Tlla Si1MJ9' Co.
2300 H•rbor ltvd.
Cost• Mesi
Savino a Loan Teller
NEW ACCOUNTS CLERK
~Pu Fobom
133-e600, lxt. 2111
coun:s
WIO CO.
Ale 19--JO, prior ~ 19700 J•mboree Id.
lenee prefen-ed but .not Newport le1ch requlttd. MUlt be pod ~
b1 and able to WGl'k wUb
the public. Ideal wottnns
atmos~re ... Apply
WORLD SA VIN~ A LOAN
All appl.c.atlons reviewed on
merit with DO bias tOward
Race, Color, Ctted or Sex.
212 South Cc.at Hlw~ ..__.
Lquna Beedt Wanocu
--------IWl1abk Auto Mecba.Dic ' Of FICI GIRL wtte to operate Service Sta·
"FllDAY" lion A Garden Center in
Exper required • Dec type. Laruna Niiuel Minimum in.
writer ' l~key Add'c mach. vestment. C&1I anytime. n+
H"'11'1 appNX 10 tc; S. Muat 531).JOOO
ht! Sharp le Neat appeartna. •-0-PPOR'ru---Nl-n_ES_Fu__,,n,....,r-et-te
S.nd letter wlUI Quallflca.· -.... local area s:z hr
lions ' Rdett.ncM to • ._.im, ·
"HMF," Box 2ll5, Newport auaranteed. 893-l911'l
Beach. COUPLE to ~ Beach
NHl appea.rinc. 11-411,
exper nectMal')'.
Ap->ly In pel'IOl'I:
Bob'• lit loy
154 E. 17lb St. CM
am Motel. Exp. not nee.
Box MlO Dally Pilot
IBM
KIYPuNCH ·II
-----PROGRAMMING· p r 1:zssuc!e \Yantecl INDUS. DRAFTING • ti
Nn experience 11f!fusary. GIOC. CHKKING · h
Sall\ry O'lcn. A::• 22.n . TIIONIC ASSIMIL Y • e -sicm~RIES-APPl.Y IN PF.R..V>N ' PBX/TYPI . a. t
~~~1~:~~ co:~.H~!L~-~~:c~· West Coast
with opttlence tn the fol.. •·-• Schools
lowing categorlea: Trede A -·
1. Personnel-insurance a.nd BARMAIDS • • • m7 s. =:1;;" s.A. a,t
SINGER Touch A Sew
m.chine. Like new. TaU flll·
er payments of Si. 75
mo. or $59 .. ~ cash. Call 0-.
dlt Dept. KE S..7289 Anaht'im
P'-noe a Orpns 11ao
Opportunity Knocka
All new piano A organ Boor
models are beiDI diac:oun~
ed at a aood avinp. All
ll&les include fne deliMry.
bencb. With piano ale,
free ID-home tmdnc. Wltb
cqan sale. free ......_
Ubenl fiMncinc up to &0
months.
W•INch'..Mlnnlnl't
MUSIC CITY
3400 So. Briltol
So. Coast Plaza
J4G.216S .
-..s--p1=-c·1AL NOTICI
Baldwin demands tba.t we
move all over-ace It floor
model Baldwin Planoa '
Organs. How! By cutttnc
pricu to the bone. Di9coonta
to 25~ -but HURRY!
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDt
1801 Newport, CM MUa4
JANUARY Sale -Pianos A:
oraans.. spinets, comola A
srands -Danish walmt
speclal, $495, otberl from
$295. New Hammond spinet
oraan only $595.
SOfMlDT·PHILLIPS CO.
190'1 N. Mafb al 20th Street
Santa Ana
83 Hamond Orp.n
wtth Leslie 1peakers
.,,, Excel con<i. ~
Ask fol' Bill.
For interview call
Mondays &. Tunday1
rec{Yrd keepln& P 1 u 1 d GO GO abortband. • • • an • l2M'7 GaT-lif, Bl .. G.G. b,•
A young progrPssive 2. Real ~tale-appraho.1 DANCERS 5'7-7113 _Te_le¥_illon _____ l205 __ 1 gr°'p would I i k e 8 and research. stat typlna $300 .,., wcck. HuntJ.n&lun Bt'ach. C&W. 537-2312
ExpeT HARDWARE MAN
Contact: Mr. St. Clair
542.1133
sharp. a t t r a c t i ve plus w rthud ..i IBM 63J.:...tS3 u1· 6:i:l·l1t1i3 536 1115
Young lady. Minim••m transcrl.plion. 121 N. Lt·mn11 p.d,k PART · Time Secretary; 20 776-2900 of two years ji?f?T!-""AI 3. Public Relation&-ad •I!. hrs. peT . week. al'ltmnons. •&etten .Indicate locatk>n bookkP.epinl? b :> r 'c -eocy, pubUcaliona. araf· Good t, p1~: at:ortband not . -ground requittd. 011· ics plus shorthand. nccl!5SaT)'. cau: •NEW CLASSES ~'EEKLY
ties wifl encompa!'S Tiles~ pas.Lena require work· 4)$.8003 • Mr. Rivenea Complete Secretarlal ·Clerk
h A •-p in:,t for more thaJI one pet'90n -T)plat • Bnllllur Coul"9el. eAvy ccoun...., ay· and are best .Ute<! to Inell-YOUNG lady need~ for col· Pay r..-your books and 1 able. , !duals in the 20 • J> aiie fee ~ Corona !kl Mar. 1111all resiatratioc\ fee. ~ SCREENED R-e-..rott'st bnckct. &xtenslve exper~ 7 hrs, .J dy wlc. Must ban ~a Wftlc. :oo·~ of aucc ... Personnel Agency -f1T' race NITT requtred tn the ptrsonlllity. good refs. Call fut craduates employed In ~l Dover Dr .. Newport Bch. to $400 above area• but workina 613-JSjS, l~U am '°' •Pfl the UH
G•I Frid•y \<ilOWle<!•.;.c is D4)e(Jed. Salary Tt':LEPHONE So'ieft0r-,:X: POl.i.Y PRlEST
Type 50 wplll, SH 8(). Some M U S t be attrr "flVP will be S·'.~ a month or bet-PN" Wo1·k from horn,., Eu!· BUSINESS COLWCE
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aceounting ba~ground. and oersom1ble W i t. h ter deper.dina on experience ly e:orr'cd ~ to Sl~ wk .. 325 N. Newi:.ort. NB., 548-9723
Age 71.35. Salllry o!>fn. ability ~nd knowk~..... and skillL unuaal comp&ny FrPtda Rm fmc-rlor11. m . MT I REN r A NFW
Genenl Offlce of the IBM EXP"11tive bc:ictts. Call ~ 5.>'iO -~ _ _ lull~ i:hoolt COLOR TV
Need ~al hwo l)\)CS ;,:, wpm. typewriter. 'OMAN To work bl Donut CASHIER · PBX rel1cf. $9 MONTH
likes lots ol correspondence. G-r·I A-.C "";,CO I Sho 1 P m. tot p.m. A:>PIY Srml' bJC!:l'Aoep: r . Au• • lBM Progi·ammin& Opt. to buy. Free 1ervJce.
AllO 10.key add. S350 up. v.....-., ~· Ir P n.. no phone calla muU•e bac!;.:rc•inrl n~ • lBM ~ free delivery. No depoait. e Bank Posltionl • fet paid t $J75 , perso Winchell'• Donut . tl:-1. Roy Cr"~r Pontiac. I e PB" Typtllf{ ORDER BY PHONE
New AccounlA Ttller $340. . ~ . I ~~~1 Harbor BlYd. KIM '~•---_·--541·2672 135-1111
Good workeN • start Im· $400. Teller $325-39'l. Proof ThP. duties are vanr::t ----:-> • . R & TP..AINEE. t'ij) ar Pt ---· -----Of 639-4242
medlately • good pay • Operator ~-and inter~sttne in. A I HOUSEKEEPER t CopK u' Bk A Do i-.' '""D Sdli Problems? Pvt hi-Khl, COLORLAND TV n....n 7 ~ .. , 1 • • t f :-Jcat woman ,.aYer 56 for 3 me. r. , 1 vt..,,,rr ""• lndiv attn. SmAJl clanes. .,.,.., YI
8 .S.E.E. 3-S yn . exper.
llyout Designers
night work boou1 • ots OTHER fas~matmg y p e ~ adul ts. Live-in. Nice t00m train ror R.:t;. I "<'llM 1tl llh. BRICKER-WARD Prep. RCA Color TV. Brand New , HI Fl Components °' overtime • no experl· PosrnoNs AVAILABLE bus1ne~s. Prefer ? e I &: TV. Newport Beach 111ea. •xi:ienac. !\45-7!·' ---540-0420 Hillcrest GJ 697. Cuh or l'
ence encusary • By Appolntm.nt ~ w.1~h 66 wpm typ-64~.1~ or 547~-~YSrITER · L\ v e -In. LIFETIME GlFT. Q\Ueo11t 10 trade tor car, cbina cab-Salelmaa Call Personnel Dt pl. 642-7484 ~ mg abthty. llABYSITrE'R 8-S:J> p.m. ~!andmothl!r type or<. CM 1~ .,..,..1_ School 173 inet. wuber &: dryer of
• Betlronk lib Tech
Apply ln person or send
rtsUme to:
2230 S. Ann St.
S.nt1 AM
An equal opportunity
employer
iRAINri. 2l or ma. rtcti
• MANAGEMENT
'l'RAINEE, 21 or OHi', biP
ICbd snd. Excellent
""°'tuadt:rl PUBUC nN-
ANCE CORP. Call MM841
• IOYS 10· 14 ~-..c..ao.i...... Geiit ......... Good ...-.i DAILY '8LOf
• ' • IO-tlZl •
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llilllll't,. ... wtlti wan.
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""or 1·--In"""'._ "'f-·. "'"'-Mr. Ruuo 142-4467 Aco ... Clk, 40 .,..m •. S4<X> ~ • 2 "-,'"""" bcf J ""' •1" ., -··1 vat·~ 1>42-7""° r · .., • ., ......... lY ..,__ V I"' 't} -.. s--lsh c-r•.J" ~C'S-Fri A&ft s. 'I, .. , ' °',r'Q~ r ,--Ditl Mar. c.~. 541-2859 '~--u~· UDO
portuniey to advance with WANTED ~mce Station Dr., front olc. »< ·· ~ t-"" ..,.-.. fl I Own tra•·s. Wfltmlnslt'r Tl::I.EPIIONE Sc 1•1tcr. Ex-M1•C ...... NDISI FO• • USED ADMIRAL COLOR
ll"OWinl company. Would Attendant. Expeience, mar-Secy. Trust de>pt. . .• S400 Secret ... $415 area. 89'.!-0.;49 I per. Artnoon. part tlmt' • "• ~ND r•.a.DE" TV. Works good. $150. * prefer experienced stetta rted preferred. Good hn, ARGUS EMPLOYMENT -· 1 rt< c saJ.a & •2-Jm .,. _... 548-2808 componets aalesman but will salary + com.minion. Ai>-CONSULTANT AGENCY Dictaphone or Ugtit • -nexible hn for quall:;t .,,, · U3:._ __ ~Y* ' ========
cooalder well i eraecl audio -pli • .SU,Uior SMil ~nice 2043 -Wesldiff, NB 543:me~ shorthand'Wlll qualify ll•c-in hffkpr. room &: • 1 Jet,~. Wom. 7500 Fumitvre IOOO HI-Fl & Stereo
hobbyist. Salary commensu-1495 Superior Ave.. N.B. 1624 We:atcilll. NB 541-6336 you for this cllllkm g· $1W per_ mo. Rd! req. 1210
n.te wltb .tlilltr and J)61or-ROUTF.S AVAILABLE 1~ O'ft'nt/Antlln l36-004l ing position. Stahle NB. 644-lS!IO S40-03G.1 CLOSING OUT •••
mantt. S · tn · ~Y~ .~~ .......... '° ~ firm, good potenUal. APT30 u.nMlta •. ~~ ~~pt: t((;OfllM ... INTlll STOCKI '46-189 Weatmln9t• for boya 10.14 Secy, ._.~al .... • ·.. ....,., " I '1oor1 Sampll'H
Goocl Prottt. • No SQnday Clek/'IYpist, mrc • • • • MOO Part ..__ + • Pool, no ma.l:nt. ' "--llty ··--Jtu-.,..... Call 'trwin. 213:&-0m (lB!"· -•-.. _.., DeUve17 842..a:D Recpt/ ·~ • •• • ~ •--... , MAPLE-SPAJ'of~MODERN
Serv\ce Station Wire 6 Soldtt • • • • $2.25/hr ~retary e GIRL-MUST BE 21 e ~L0¥tee9ta
1968 Stereo Comole. 10Ud
1tute, 4 speed changer. lJke
new. Take over mnall .-.y-
menta or pa.y cub balance
of $86.12. C r e d I t Dept.
KE 5-7280 Anaheim..
bper .. rwa 22. ~rm.. Best Local Coaqlaaift $2.75/llf. • Nite sb!lt/6-PM le 2-AM. Xerox. lSGO C0py ma.-Dlnetta-Bednlom IN
Ute mech ~r. xlnt sal. J. R. ~rce AllSOC. Acency ~f\lst dance. * M.tcw.Mlnl chine, l</UOO Ptlntera. ~ ... Mille. ~!'! Goede ISOO
HUNT Texaco staUon um N"'Port· C.M. tu.f'l'lO ~ork 4-4i hoan a da.Y Slllrt. • • 56-9983 .... ,.,_.. Pwnltvn
14CM N. Coast Hwy MOOR INTllPRISIS m 8 new One Girl ol· WANTED • 1eCNtary lof Apply Pet Fehem me HAr:..ot-B? Cf S" uo 4~ ftenonnel Al•ncy fice. IBM Executive stock ""*-'• omce. UJ.4600, nt. 2111 . .. . ,.
f.H Newport Blvd .. N.a. typewnp ·hter. catcu,la· •·or pe.l'IOMil IDMmew. PDIUllfOM Qbollterfd
Phcme TODAY for tor. 0 l 0 C 0 c,er. Call Mt. Gedllr.. 4tt"'1'M (lllS ne11w c:M1r w/ ottDmd
an appolntnlmt ,_. • .,.. Must ba,·e geod I rt· 8AlfYsrrn:1l 2 ..,.. lllMll Sii. * MUISl9
JU.'WARDlNG MuRE. hand w i t 6 IC(:Urate N.wpart Helcbtl 5 O&ys '42..fOIO fw .,,..nt, typing skills. Iuur-w.-. Own trw. ..,.,413 RADII CO. ..... W. 1022
, ance l> a c k Ir 0 unct KOUSEWORK. 3-111'1 a dQ. ·-
JUST IN! The new Wilton
tennis racket. Flnt ~.
tint lel'Ved. South Cout
Ttnnia Shop 2641 Newport
Blvd.. Com Mesa.
FANTASTIC SURl'BOAAD
R.EPA.IRS rutlF.oonomlcal
"1ND 'n SEA Surfboard,
115 w. 13tb St. * &Q.'l'I07 ........ W1nfed. helpful but not man-,.,_ CM 1'100 .......... M. ara lirre t>.l .. table, 4 C'hft. '" . 1-datory. ~-u•k •• = trw. New-rt'... • .. t:n. a.t dnwert. Uv .;::;=:=:::::;:;;==== W...---""" -r-· rm -.bin. mtmn. lamp M1:cell•neout MOO
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TOO LmL. MON.-P.Me""nel to .tart. m~ rd., __ co1o ,..___. wwt. JuJrtOWn pottft'Y. sm o )QI wm tell "' bill)'
' r agVtency.u11 f'\JLLEP.ETTE I Part time w. .--..-... r, ~m ..... • l'\IPo l..otlll oChe!' drin:;a. An-ldvt Windy try 4 ~ a day wlU Se<. ~ twn, u '8.. 1115 Pow81 1 ~ yo. 1 ff'Oftt· sz~ ~. C9lr tc> ltart. Pt. l5dl $1. ~wf'Cft ,._..., WiA~ AFriducta~ 7 p1.m. ~ lncotM wt1tl 9GUm A•"TER 2-P.M. JIAlRDRESS'F.J\ Wida •••• 'Jrivne. I .on •m
Avon. call eoUect TEMPOIAIY Cotn·wlii.. lor etderb lt'OLLOWING * P !ONE· -----~ NtwpCJl1, CM 64USll ~ Per.-. Ll•e-ln. EA!l'Ct.UH Cl0lfl'1RD. STOVE. kltdM!n ta!* • f llthhld TOf11'• BldC. M•t'I ~ DMSION I $tl.el6 ~ ... NB •.• u-·-l cMln. ... paint. Wft!l· --MMlat Tr .... rt.... --''4 ".... ••..,.. ntft'V\ew '-•r ...... ,..._ ·SS CASH $$ ~ ~ for the capaMe WGm""' ·~~r,.:• MAlNTENANCE Coopho • ..... oo.r-mtiaiie .... ••N"C.-.IDr· ~. .....,. lllllla A-. inte~ lD tap tr\lin: Ov..r 2J •• ~ I ~!~ :;::. ~ = =~Ilda It., Co.c. ~ = : ~ .1 ~ .._ .... 111-. local tempon17 jobl. ·~c'oME-TAX belJ.. r., 14,.aoe 11m: ftinltm't .. a.. OH ITEM or_ 1
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For u low ao '2.llO
must pay cash. No
>ct 213; 11814110'1. -----
SINGER Touch I: Sew
machine. Uke ~.Taira (fl/·
er p&Ymentl rA rr.75
mo. or $59.20 cash. Call 0-.
dit Dept. KE ~1'289 Anabrlm
P~noe; Ii Or .. ftl 1130
Opportunity Knodti
All new piano ilt orpn floor
model.I an: beinl dl9COUftt..
ed at a good uvinp. AU
aalel include ffff dellftry,
bendt. Wltb piano lale,
free U..bome tunlhc-Wltlil
cqan sale, free -.....
Uberal ffMnclnc up to 60 .........
WolHch'o-MoMl"1'1
MUSIC CITY
3400 So. Briltoi
So. Cout Plaza
540-2165 .
~5=p1=c1AL NOTICE
Baldwin dernandl that we
move all oY0'4P I: !Joor'
model Baldwin Piata "
Organs. How! J!iY cuttina;
pr~ to the bone. Dl.900Ufttl
to 25~ -but HURRY!
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDT
L80l Newport, CM 842.MM
JANUARY Sale • Pianol I:
oraar1111, apinetl, conmln I:
ll'8ft(la -Danish walnut
spttlal, $495, others from
S295. New Hammond spinet
organ only $595.
SCHMIDT·PHILUPS CO.
19111' N. Mafn at 20th Street
S.nta Ana
83 Hatnond Orpn
"1th LHlie 1peakers
..,, Exef'l con<i. 545.-6539
Aak Jar BID. o.,... WUioU-$i06
60-1171 S\ln. 1.ITJ..JM3 ews.
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' fi11411S-llllJS-llms
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RENf A NFW--
COLOl TV
$9 MONTH
Opt. to buy. Fret 1uvke.
Free delivery. No depm.it.
OR.DER BY PHONE
UJ-1111
• coLOm1N~Open 7 c1ys
RCA Color TV. Bnnd N'e'll'
,
•
l HillcrUt GJ 69'1. Cuh or )1
il tnde for car, cl\ina caJ>.
3 inet, wuher ol dryer oC
, equal value. "42-7!R
'* USED ADMIRAL COLOR
TV, Worb good. Sl.50. *
548-2$18
! H~fl & St•no '210 • 1961 Stereo Con.ole, tolid ~
11nte, 4 aPttd chlingtt. Uke
new. Take over lfllall ..,...
menta or pay ailh balana
o( RIS.12. Cr e d I t Dept,
KE 5-1280 Anaheim.
Sportlne -ISOO
JUST IN! The new Wlbon 0 1«lnll 9'Cket. nnt come,
! flnit 11erved. South Cout
Tennis Shtp 21641 N_,ort
lltvd., ea.ta Mea.
;: FANTASTIC SURFBOARD
t JtEPAIRS Fut/Ecooomlcal , "1HD ·n SEA Burfboerd.
1. ns w. 13th St. • &G-1I07 • p' M1!1cell•,....,_ '1600
'· • * AUC110N * 1 n >"'* '"-u .ri Or blo' ~ lfvt Wlndy I try 11 _ Auct1ons Yrtday 1 p.m.
" ~·,Auction l•m
f ~ Nn'p)I'\. CM M&-8$11 1~ e.tdml Tq't mda. ~
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OUR SPICIAL TY ..
Stop in o~ cell In for the finelt Hrvico po11iblo. Locol
m.chenica with IS years Reiilbler oxporionco.
:wE~IJE .HERE ~JO STAY
. -
SAYINGS ·up TO
'1500
'67 AMIASSADORS & RRILS
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DMLY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE
1968-a ·Political 'Y,el:\r
NToo much left win.&. too mach right wiug, you fl1
around in cittJea. So l'm a middle bird."
'lbe ipeaker, a euest comedian on a TV allow tut
week, might as well have been Lyndon JobDloo. for
that political pblloaopby seems to have emeqed from
the President's State of the Union meesage 1ut week.
'11le speech wu political, u are all sucb state-of·
affain addresses, but this one -dull ·as it tetmed to
many viewer&--had an element only a shrewd politician
can produce in such a document. The President smoot&
ly pr&oempted the middle ground. To condemn what he
u.id, an opponent mUBt move either to bis riaht or his
left in the political spectrum.
One striking featute of the bland report w~s tbe
parallel with Gov, Ronald Reagan's ·~state of the state''
mesaage. There wu nothing much new in either speech.
Neitber Johnson nor Reagan got all the legislation they
wanted lut year, eo they're both back after it. And both
are in a political year with the President a candidate
for reelection and Reagan at least a force behind the
aeenes at the Republican convention.
Both men also heavily emphasized the growing
crime problem and .both drew their IJ\06t enthusiastic
applause on this aspect of their programs.
The outlook for the cpming legislative year is not
the same for tbe two men, however. Reagan, needing
votes from Ute Democratic side in both houses if his
more important measures are to pass (including the
budget), has managed to anger Dtmocrata from Assemb-
ly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh and Senate presi~l_lt pro
tern Hugh Burns on down the Une.
ln fad, a prominent Republican .in the legislature
has become so alarmed by the inept politicking of the
admln1•tration that he publicly admonished his fellow
Republicans over this past weekend.
Johnson's outlook is somewhat better. Washington
observers report he .IJ likely to tcore well in Conares1. at Jeut on many of hia lesa cOltly priorities.
The President's speech, over-an. may well be a pod
measw:e of wbal to expect of bia fortbcomin& campaip.
Jt wu devoted about two-thirda to demestic probl.m1;
about eight percent wu on Vietnam. Under.iandably,
he wowd lite to have leu focu on the wat and maich
mere on his domestic program. ~ ·
Both Johnson and Reagan have played low-key
opening scenea in what they know will build into a wide-
acreen political spectacular by September.
They Both Need the Money
One disttjct's 1ain is going to be the other district's
~M. .
Saddleback and Orange Cout junior colle&t diltricta
are both laying claim to the wne $500,000. PatenUy,
they both can't have il
The coveted money' is the slthl Orange Cout would
collect from Saddlebact in seat tu fees it Saddleback
would pay seat tu fees. But Saddleblck 'lfOn't.
Trustees of the new sooth county junior eollege
district would rather keep the moUJ to spend on build·
ing their own f acWties ..
Orange CoMt U'uAees for their part, feel they are
entiUed to rent money for houainl IOUth county ata.
dents. Besides, they need the money to stave off soing
broke in a couple of years.
In both casea, board members rightfully are selfish
enough to consider tbe needs of their own dislrictl
paramonut. ·
So there you are. Except that a county counsel's
interpretation of the State Education Code says Saddle·
back shall win.
The ntionale is that new dlstrietl need this exemp-
tion to put money into buildint their own f acllities while
getting off the ground.
The Good Guys Eat a Hat? Respo1UIMllt9 fer Esetalation ot B0111Wi19
•
Vs. Bad G~ys
Wben adultl deplore the "bad n ·
amples" of violence. and lawlessness
on televtsron programs fol' cbildren
-and don't most of the early evening . programs aeem desiped f o r
cbildren'• mlDdsT -they are usually
thiaking ol tbt crimes committed by
tbe "bad py1" on the shows.
But thi• alone would·not necessarily
bave a detrimental effect on dllldren,
who expect bad IU)'s to do wrong,
to be caught and overcome and
punished by the aood pys. This would be simply u old-tlme morality play
in mocfein ttappiags: evil conquered
by ~rtue.
WHAT IS SINISTER in some of
these 1bows, however, lJ not the "im·
morality" of the villains, but tbe
••amorality" ol the so-called heroes.
When Ole good guys themselves
ctrcumYent the law in order to achieve
their purpo111, tben our whole tradi-
tional atructu.re of values 1J broulbt
into question, and "good" and "bid" become meanin1le11 sentrmental tags.
My older boy and I were watching
an tifilode of a f,rogram called
"Mi111oa Impossible, ' a few weeks
ago, in which one. of the heroes lured
the master criminal into a hotel room
and proceeded to beat a confession
out ef him.
WHEN THE CRIMINAL protested
that hls constitutional rights were
being violated -for t:tie hero had
posed as a Senate crime inv"*-'plor -hil assailant snarled: ''Rights aren't for rats like you -tlley're
ju.et for dece.nt citizens!'" (My boy,
l'm happy to say, jeered at that
remark.)
But rights are for rats, even more
than for "decent citizens." If the rats
and the decent cit.liens aren't treated
equally under the law, then any grollp
that gets in power can decide that
uy other croup consist& of "rats ...
This is the whole ~Int In vllflantlJ
luardial the civil w.tie• ol even the most ICabrous member o£ IOCiety.
AND THIS IS A LEISON in
American history and civic• that we
seem increasingly to have for1otten,
if the preaent paeratioa has ever
Im.own it. ~ual treatment under ls.w
la precisely what cliaUngu.ial* the 1
good guya from the bad guys~
wftell the good guys bell• to reUnqullb
tbi1 differen~, then b W l\IYI
have already triumphed pbUoaopb-
ically I
ln today's prapnatic atmosphere.
many people seem to feel that any
means will do to get rld ol the rats;
an attitude that is more dangerous.
te my mind. than the f.lCtivities of
the rats. Unless our children are
shown exactly what makes the "good
IU)'s" good, they will judge euenUal
morality only by such trtvial trappings
11 white bats and black batl - on
or off tbe TV screeo.
All Eyes on the Loot
ln the wake of professional football's
Super Bowl in which the winning playe.rs• share was roughly $15,000
each, there waa a flowering of sports
page paragraj!hs on the aenenal sub-
ject of "the loot" -
Unions, particularly that of the
Teamsters. understandably are trying
to pt a share of ''the loot." Players
were interested, hoping for more loot.
Tbere were quotes from former col-
lege stars wbo admitted that when
tbey were playing for alma mater and
her glory. they ttsed to look at the ~ C011crete slabl and wonder
what went wi\h all the loot.
Tbls bu a natural rllg. U UL"
In with the views of tbole critics
of our society who find it materialistic.
.ttll all eyea fulieaed Oil the loot.
IVCll AN ABGUME1'(f bas slllbt
ftlidlty, but the Ul\llllent II nally
moot. Tbt dedllon w11 md a tone
.... ...,. Today the rtate UltvenltY, !'lddl by Jaw must pro"* a mua.
tude of courses, quite properly offers
a number of courses known iJI athle·
Uc circles u "jockstrap count1". In
past decades a number of universi·
ties and engineerint scboola 1ave up
blg-tlm.e football· or scheduled teams
which, as the pbrue 1oe1, played
students.
But ao great is the fondness of
public and alumni for toda)"1 perfec·
tion football that an increasing
number of instituUom are working
011t what lll•Y be called a dual aystem.
n., will, oa tbe oae baad, UDta1n
a ldl1t lnel aclldemic department for
tboM (lacludlq always aome football
piayen) wbo Wint to take t.bat route.
Tb8J allo ldd, IM>wever, a depertmeall
ltat includes a number ol jocbtrap
...-.ea for the toad football playm
no 1bbor e81cul•. Enstisb, (orei8'1
18JllU'lps, cbemlltry, J11!11ica, and 10
on.
/
No, Your Old
Wool Suit
Thinp a coJwnnist might never
know if be didn't opea bis man:
In the future you may be able to
eat your wornout wool auita and
sweaters instead of throwing them
away. Scientists iB New Zealand have
found a way to turn wool into food
proteins. They don tt have Ute taste
thrill of steak -but they ar• said to maintain life.
We are having a pet populatiOQ
explosion u well as a human one.
Doga and cab in the United St.tea
now number about 50 million, or one for every four people.
llicidentally, advocates of equal
rigbt& mlibt look lllto the fact that
most lOcal ~enunents discriminate
against lady dop. Average license
feea for a male do1 are only Sl.31,
but for a female doe they are '3.10,
according to the American Humane
Association.
lF YOU'RE ~sa Zsa Gabor to dinner soon. be sure to
serve frog legra .. -Ute main course.
Sb& jumps at every chance to enjoy
her favorite delicacy.
Did you show up for woTk today?
Well, two million other Americans
probably didn't. That's the daily job
absenteeism rate.
President Johnson wants us to cut I down on loreitn travel, so if you want to please him why not see
America first by visiting l\ome, N. Y.,
Athens, Ga., and Paris. Ill.
Quotable notables: ''Be not afraid
or life. Believe that life i's wortll
living. and your betlef will help create
the fact.'' -"William James.
CLOTHESHORSE: John Whyte. one
of Manhattan's top ma le models, haa
a-$10.000 wardrobe. Make-you jealo1AS,
ladles?
Safety atatlltlc: U.S. motor veHJcle~.
now travtt • bOlioa miles a year,
11y1 the NaUonal Foundation for Jlitlnr.tY 8111'7. Bat 87 percent of
aad~Dta art cnlld by vebfcles that account fOr onJJ 17 percent of the
total mlleap.
Russia Blames Red China
WASHINGTON -What is Motcow
telling the men in Hanoi at this critical point, wben to negotiate or not to
negotiate is of 111dl primary im·
portance? The belt amwer to be found
here is contained in nl.llDel'Wti articles
in Soviet publications which tell Jbe world that China fa responsible for
the American e~on of the war
and the bomb.inc of North Vietnam
and for drawin1 the United States into Asia in a peat VIDl·Padlic ~er play.
China's break witb the Communist
bloc against unity of ac:Uon in Vietnam
was "virtualq an iavUa11oa oa the
part of Pe.iac to Wasbin;ton to
escalate the conflict iD Soutbeut Asia
in aa Ullcbecked muner," states an
article in lavesUa.
FROM TBJS. POINT onward Soviet
commentators and analysts describe a mMboUH vision of MM T,,_tung's
.W to create an .. Alien Rei&" with
Japan, India and Soutbeut Alla as
appendages, and to phulge the world
into a nuclear burrieane from which
China would emerge u the sole leader
of Ute ravaged planet at_f ome distant
date.
Secretary of State ~ Ruak's re·
cent observation• on C la i n a ~ s
unpieuot and npanslve attitude
toward its neigbbon, cutigated as
raising anew the 'tiacredited threat
of a "yellow peril". are bland com·
pared to Moscow's apocalytic view
of China 's mad dream.
This is called the stirring of the
"yellow dragon" which, "Just as dur·
ing the old Chinese dyn11tie1. ii ready
to powice on ita weaker ~s·•
-namely, the Moncolia People'•
Republic. Democratic Republic of,
Korea, hrdia, Nepal and Burme, as
.well as Vietnam.
FROM TRIS IT MAY be concluded.
and it is ''concluded ill b~ circles
here, tbat Rutlia ii teWq the mea
in Hanoi to nee the Cbinele madltouae,
and make a deal which will be tbe
beafnninl ofa1:be U.S. out of Asla" that .. .., • ..,,..
there in a more m at, and ratiooal
way.
Getting tbe-U.S. out ot A1Ja ta Clearly a primary Soviet objeettw,
for It views Wftb alarm the ereatioa
of butt pmnanent appearial mWtaty lnsta~ons at Cam Raab Bay ln
South Vietnam, Sattabip in Tballand,
and looks with contemptuous milliV·
lng OB tM new interaathDal mechammu ill 1'blcb tM U.S. and
Japu would 10 bucl-in4'and la ,tbe
ec0nomic development ... aploitlnl
of Asia and ita market.
RUSllA JS 'SOUNDING a four·
alarm wmU.n1 09 Cblna which ap-
proachea byst•rla. No one is writing
in Moscow's !journals abou~ tile
writhing dragon with smoke and fire
pouring from its nostrils as i mere stage prop to frighten off forelgn
· devils. Tbe non-expansionist view of
China u· not even medtloned.
· MolCOW ia talkiftl about an opium
dream that bu become ettablialMcl
policy : Mao's halludn.ation of an
Asian Reich creat..s in a world holocaust whlcb will wipe out OBMhird
or one-half of humanity.
Broadcutiftg in Mandmin, Rdo
Moscow baa declared that the )hoist
group "bas become the most vlcioal
enemy to a halt ol tbe Vietnam ~.
More than once the Pe.kint leadeta
showed their negative attrtude towerd
the pc>Jaibillty ot a peaceful sewement of the Vietnam qua&ion. FurtbenMre,
.Mao Tse-tuna ud bis ll'cqt llave.
in fact, denitd tbe VietnMMM· people
their legitimate rigbtl to 10lve ffW
tbemHlves the luuea of build.IDS ~ace iD tD.eir..own eGUll1l7."
ASIDE PROM THE propagudrstle
hyperlllolt, there can be no doubt tbat
Moscow is really wroupt up about
Cbina with an emotional content of
abou.t the same depee 11 lfa fear
and hatred· of CiermaQy. ·
Radio Moacow'a domestic service declar.. that tbe alineH leaders "•tab tile Vietnamese people iD, the
back • . . the Mao T ... tunl aroap
is apparfllltly tntereated tn prolongln&
the Vietnam conlllet : • . statemeata
trom Peking imply that the Mao T ...
tung 8foup reserves the right to
quatfy wbetbet a littlement re.ched
l;Jy Hanoi through talks ii ad·
vantageou.s or disadvanta1eou1 to
Vietnam."
All this . verbiage bas bten ~ming out for months now and •till co1tinue1. Ta•en all together, it .may suuest
that Moscow is now pushing the North
Vietnamese toward a .seUiement
regard.less oi what Ohina waata. -•'
From time to time the ide• of JllOIHl)'-&aving posaibilltl•. One of
year-a.round 1ebool to slYe tu. moqey tbue ia that over a period of yean,
cr;rc,;;P·proposlng k point out that children could get out ol eltmfDtary
with an additional quarter added to . and hip ICiteol. • year earllel' •
tbt adlool year. one·f~ mare -a&ve moaiey l.or Jbt _"9cllla1 s~L ~ ~ traditional JaMSay ICbool
papMa -·td be ...a .. A.ated in· e-'~g Would lWte • be ~ &vee year 11 extended. TbUI pl..e fac:ilitij1 l~tie'i-:'" thus ;~. bulldinc:CS u teae.ben 8ddtd oai _ ~ ~.. and ~ .. saJarlll ... saved in
JMtemt ~(a. alitl8&' ·.._.. l!dlDol· i'91',.' ._ tbt-~~I: ,SoWvtr,, t111 Idea of
These people cu aee no reUOll ~·-..:.-..:.... ~ ...._ It ~ pClpUa I sdMMli a-,.r eazUlr
,.. .i.... t do 't j at """"' l..I.... wvu.a -mare --a -.-._be coallo+aat.L wuy cuuca on n ump -....,a. of ......_ ....... A.. If t a~in · • · · Tbey accuse educators of belnl ~· . · 1 • 1 • 1
ded to a school year that should bave ._.. ..-to W!ft mtllllll men ~ aft:NDED Scbooi Yar
ID9t out with tbe clemile · ol OU( · ~ they _ do now. addltiGUl lilar1 ~ .. &be ·t r J m e 1 t e r , atrarlan society. c:oet ~be r........ . • ..---1h • two aepM9ter Dlul ICllD·
.1 • • -~-.. oeben. ·All atnd
Proeperlb 11ote: Every hour of the
day, the lederil government now
&peftdl at ltaat $1 million more than
it tate1 ill. Uncle Sam apparently
believes ln the old 111ln1, "You can't take It witb you.••
Wortll rtlDllDberiDf: ''Tbe only peo-
ple wttb wtlom you 1bould try to aet even are tbolt wbo bave helped
HOWEVER, MOft educators who ·~· JU!i.ASON ~ ~ ~ ~· -,_ to aM to 2156 da11t
ban seriouiIJ studied year-around ~ 1' F.!ltaklll oa lbe ~ Gil 1bl plam. 1But U1Uali1
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you.''
FOtKLOREt If you doa't have
money ill your l)OCket Oil N9" Year'•
D1y, you'll be llrob tbe rett Of • year. 0.tlDI a hair cut drives away
bad spirits. DriUlnt a potion of pine
bark bolled ii wnir wot C1lre ulcers.
U I buu.rflJ OiM into JOU? house,
tbat'a a sip ff 1D llllpendln1 wtddlng.
OddiUa &I 1111 at tbe next coclrtall partJ , .. __.: a.bf utters now
tan a ·~ ..... aamaall)'. AD
bean a .... ~ bMr have poor Miit • JlllaDt ot u.a. .... -... lbelr lddreu .-,... ,... 1-tctl •uall1
bayt --ftald ~ .... UllGltt• llouellold !Uqt troa · ttie.nrm -.S H•• AJmattac : "To
keep peua( buttlf Oft bi'lld from·
1tickln1 to tM ,
turn .
fi •• tllnMI 1Jlrrw wlllo oblfr9. tel, .. If .... ii llaPFf. .. AJDWiea.
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