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THURSD AY AFTERNOON, JUNE ·27, ;1968
VOL. •1, MO. 1M. • l•CTIONI, M P'AGU 10• 21 Days!! Essay Assignmen
~ Copter in the Corn
DAILY PILOT """' W hfflr't IHrb
TALL 'TASSEL' IN CORNFIELD CRASH SITE;.
Toil Rotor of Glut Su Sl1lllon .T-•ra Above T1ll'"torn
El Toro Probing Caus e
Of Helicopter Smashup
An investigation is under way today
ln an effort to determine the cau!ie or
a U.S. Marine helicopter crash
Wednesday at El Tero in which the six
servicemen aboard escaped with
minor injuries.
A spokesman at El _Toro report_ed
that an accident board is presently in·
vestigating the crash. No cause has
yet been determined.
The CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter
crashlanded in a corn field near El
Toro's main gate. .
The helicopter, the newest in the
U.S. Marine Corps' rotary aircraft in-
ventory, was badly damaged, but an
aboard walked away from the scene.
Orange Coast
Weather
Don't give up hope: the sun
will be out for a qu.ick peek at
the Orange Coast between 3 and
fi p.m. Friday. Otherwise it's
still cloudsville.
'Ibey were later treated and released
at the base hospital,
Earlier reports said that the aircraft
lost power on a routine trairllng
mission.
The Sikorsky-built craft fluttered
d()wn into Irvine Ranch property 100
yards west of Trabuco Road, lurching
onto its right side in a tangle of rotor
bl8des.
A· list of those aboard released by
the Marine Corps air facility included:
Capt, DtonJs Churchln, 27, of
Mission Viejo, the pilot.
ist Lt. Davtd E. Taylor, 24, ol North
Tarrytown, N.Y., co-pilot.
Cpl. Robert Hummel, 20, of Bowling
Green, Mo., CTew chief.
Lance Cpl. John E. Brenner, 24, of
Santa Ana, first mechanic.
Two passengers aboard were Cpl.
John J. Eisenbarth, 21, of Reno,
Nevada, and Lance Cpl. Norman E.
Olsen, of Angitin .
Sun Needles Neeiltes
NEW YORK (UPI) -The highest
temperature reported Wednesday by
the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding
Hawaii and Alaska, with 114 degrees
at Needles, Calif. Today's low was 38
at Sioux Falls, S.O.
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2 Race Sailors Snatched
From Cola ;Atlantic Seas
Leary Bails
Son Out of
Laguna Jail
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of .,_ o.it1 Phf Stiff
LSD cult leader Dr. Timothy Leat'}'
bailed his ltryear-old liOll out of
Laguna Beacb City Jail Wednesday
afternoon.
John Busch Leary had been arreoted
,11.t 1215 Roosevelt Lane. It ii: 1he home
of John M. Griggs, 24, an employe of
Mystic Art& World, a psychedelic
shop.
Griggs' 5-year-old son, GelT)', is in
serious condition at South Coast Com·
munity Hospital. He is believed to
have swallowed the hallucinatory drug
STP, which caused a respjratory col·
lapse and partial paralysis in the
child.
Young Leary was arrested on a war·
rant outstanding since Nov. 't1 alleging
he was under the influence of drugs, a
misdemeanor.
Police picked up the younger Leary
last Thanksgiving night after a
housewi(e in the 100 block of Temple
Hills Drive complained of a youth on
her porch who was acting strangely.
He was placed in protective custody
in the care of a psychiatrist at Orange
County Medical Center and later
released to his father. Dr. Leary was
living in Laguna at the Ume with bis
new bride, Rosemary, 3.1.
John Leary was released on $.115
ball Wednesday and is to be arraigned
in municipal court J uly 8, police said.
Polke were unable to 1erve the war·
rant in November becaW!e young
Leary returned to New York. His
rather, a former Harva ::d
psychologist, has an estate Mar
Millbrook, N.Y. The senior Leary is
(See LEARY, P11e Z)
UPIT.......,.
RESCUED -West German yachtswoman Mrs. Edith Bauman and
her mongrel dog, Schatz (it means 11Treasure"), are shown in Ply·
mouth, England, before leaving to compete in single-banded yacht
·race from Plymouth to Newport, R. I. Her boat was caught in mid·
Atlantic by Hurricane Brenda and was in danger of found ering when
ot.her boat skippers participating the race snatched her from the tea.
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Concern Grows
For Others
In Yacht Event
LONDON (AP) -Tn -..U..
Jn the Tran1-Atlantl.c )'lclK r11e1 - -
of them the only Cirl entrent -._..
soatx:bed from the ae1 In ~
rescues today and concern w11 .,.....
ing for others long umtcbted.
Edith Boumann, 1 Jl.7ur..i.t W•
German eecretary, ---an lntematlonll -b'CI .,-
her 11lree·hulled yacbl K-m
waBowing In rtonny MU .-tll ti 19
Azores.
A spokesman for the rlo('I ttM-
mittee llld, "We on pntlJ -
Miu JloumaM't dog -.,..... Ip
(See llF.l!CUE5, P ... I)
2 Flag Def iling
Y outh.s Get Jail,
Essa y Assignment
Two llarbor Area youths, lrTtlted
!Or: defiling lhe Americlll P'lq bJ -
ing it u an auto 1t1t COYW, ....
ordered WedneldoJ' IA> wrtll 1.-.
word essays on tbe IUbject. • .,,. F'lal
1.s a Symbol."
Mwliclpel Judp CIMI ...._ ....
posed the unulUrll 11nteoee .......
Timmie Hoppls. II, ol 3IK lllll ....
Costa Me11, and Rod lllcllool ll•"'•"il1."' 18, of Zill W. Oceon rr.t, No.,.,
Beach. Newport pollco .,._ 1111 tn
youths on May 7 .tier a WOl'.Ull ~
plained of seeln1 Old Glor)' -• ioc
the back aeat of their mr 1111r U.W
High SChool.
JNSWE TODAY
California is facing the most
dangerout fire teoscm in nearlu
two decadt1 in thowarnb of
acre1 of tinder·d1'1/ forest!. Page
5.
Theater Holdup Su.spect Arrested
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The pllr pl.-111'*1 ID tllo -meanor flit dif'hl c:blrtll-
Jud119 Schmldt ...... I di)' ..
sentenced lllem ID SI "'71 la ~
Ceunly Jill But be -...... _
had alrffdJ --"" .. youthJ, wilo llllld IA> ......... h I
CMlftnllt ' ...... " CIM•"IHI ... u MvtHt ........ " , .... " ... ,..,,. ........ ... , ........ " .._...,, ' OPlll Nttktt ' swiwi.,..... " ....... ' ..... ·-,,..,,
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By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of t• D•lr 1'1191 If-"
A surly suspect in the '40"l knlfe-
and.-guns holdup of a Costa Meaa
theater three weeks ago faced ar·
ralgnment today, after his arrest
Wednesday nigbt during a stakeout at
a local trailer park.
Charles R. Willis, 38, o1 133 E. 16f
••
St., was to participate ln a lineup
before a handful.of wttne11e1 at 2 p.m.
today f<Ko pooslble )dentillcatlon, with
arralgnment folloWing.
Willis' roommate, Chutes R .
Charl>erg, 57, had betn taken into
custody two hours earlier in con·
nectlon with the robbery ol tho Fox
South Coast Tbtater, 4310 S. Bristol
< ' • , .
St.. by delectiY<S who went to the
Aloha Palms Trailer Park.
Wills waa arrested on a tM,500 ball
warrant charging him wlth two counta
of kldnaping, whlcll carrlea a life
sentence lf the derendant iJ convicted.
Police capt. Ed GlugOll said anned
rolll>«>', 1 teaser cbar&e, bi lllclwled
in tht-WatTant.
~
The kidnapJn1 cbarae artses from
the ract that the bandit who robbed the
theater marched manager H.-ij D.
Francis and ...Utan! muarer Loren
R. Annas away a1 bostages at iun-
p<int.
Charberg, reportedly a loni-Om• ac·
quaintance of Wllll1, ls booked only on
(See SUSPECT, Pip Z) ... .
b~~....i.=o:,-.= .......
l&lk .... tL 1111 -., tn ,_.
ronnll problttoo. H• -- -dont ao daya lo -II 911 .. "*' done. The easays .,. to bl ._. ._ •
him.
In addltlan, Juda Sd1111ldl 4111...,.
-... fllllii • -• lllotbercondltiantl..-IM
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J 2 M&Y -'""""'' Jw 27, 1'6t •
Ray Deµies · Killing, ~Didn't :Qear King Grudge' 1
J
UlllDOlf <i1Pll --Blrl 11"1 ocewd Ray of ueeuillll I b o
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Ill ~~ be "--~~. brutal and HDM-_, ..,.._ ~
111• te &ed u.. RK. MlrUa Lotber murder" of KiDC with a rifle whlcb
... )MOSJI PJ'*
11111 ~-Bo -'° tlld Ill --''!& my iilnil' 11111• w11 the llDCle
- ' IMl&o· · ·-wort ol this deleodant," !IQ'• --oq1INlr;y at l1rlt but Calcutt aald. -.... ~"!e, ~-Dr.~~ ID hll own leatitllooy Ray told the
- -,_ -----be bad never met Xlllc: ·
; IUo(T" blo "P11 --· 'l"lck ud "I ·bave 114ver bed lll'I kind of ~ ~ of 1ac1: crud&•.,.. .. blm," be lald .. ~ -Ray, hie dart brown hllr oeatq Jlal' . -a Bow S tr • t I combed, bullclled forward ID tho troo-
)'t p.trl&e Court far an extradition railed ~lsooer11 dock M Cllcutt call· 'Ji114rinc cllewln& gum lllCI !W>ked by ed a U.S. fil>Cerprlol expert wllo
•lwoScOllalldYarddeleCtlvea.'lbtjaw le Wlod "••' Ila~ w -boeeath bl otubblt ol board 1 ._, 1 · ere OD •:wed• bt ~ bimlell deaCrft>. the rlQe that kWed •
, .. • tile "llnp _ .. ~I tilled . OBVIO\!llLY NERVOUS . . '
'IDllC ID llom!>hll. TtNL ,oo Aprll 4. Be waa ol!~Olllly oervoU1 u Calcutt
• 11orr111er n.vld C'a!cutt, the Britilb 1old of Cllarlea Q~Sleveu, a rt-
-1111 acllnl l<ir tile Ull1od -· of tbt II...,..... bOndlnr -fl'om' ..
:Newport's · Duncan Neiv
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.Police Chie~ o.f Orang~
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H MonlII 'V. Dw>cao, Newport Beacll
"u.i.tanl pollco chief, will become
pallet chlel <t the· dty ol Orang• ef·
-ltdlve Ju!J 15.
,. --retlriq Cblel . ' ·= .. =:.:;~ . ' I ~ 6-p N. W-.
1·i:.con,5l,besl«Ved u 11atalaDI
t,.UC.,dde! in Newport~ for Ibo
put llne )'Ml'I. lie Ila :12 1Mll' d·
,,._.ID law eafan:emeat.
fto cblef .. leol oernd DiDo yaen ••
.• lieuteaaDt and two yem-1 u a cap.
·-ID tho Loa Aogolea Police Depart·
meat. where be J'OH to commander of
·tile Wllablre and central divtaiODI with
a IDlal <t XI alllcen.
Sold N....,..t Police qilef B. Jemos
Glmll at Jlaacao'a deponure:
"We bavo been Ver'f atatetul for
-.W'a ...ice. Ho his been a big
{-in brlq!D1 tho department ~lo lll ir-~alflllin•HIJJl, .._ wo dlllib IOllDI him, wt'ro
...,. Jn1111 bo •• Mlected b)' Oraoro llld n bolleve lbot dty ta going lo
-rroaU;f hr ~ pre-•·" Danc:aD -bb new pollticm al an .-oa1ary ol '16,llal. Just the day
...... he wu selected. as Orange
pallce ddef, Newport lleach dty COW!·
dlma bad -.cl hil aDDual Pat by
"" to '16.211, Ho holds a. BS ill public ad·
mlniltrallon from use. plus 30 UDita
d &nduate -It. Pr•seoily he will
1lilalltt • tbelil at USC OB persoDnel
eGUll11ng for 'mUDidpal police
......, .. for bb muter'• degree.-.
0-IG held.Ibo rant. ol captain ID
tho U.S. ~ f.-• and also boida
CALL HIM CHIEF
M!rrlll V. DunC•n
Electronic People Sniff er
Finds Reds; 124 Killed
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SAIGON (UPI) -Americu troops Ira! coul of Soulll Vibam lo Quang 1lllal aa elecfronic .. ~le sftiffer" Tri Province jurt -below t b e
1-104 ld1llllC U4 Communist1 ID a _ Demilltarized Zone (DMZ).
1ttiloodbound" offeDllve ended today The weekl1 casualty report is&ued
MllDll lorceo UirtateDIDg Sai1on. '-•the U.S. command today Usled 299 Olbor allied UDlll uncov....i aD .,
._1 <t 417 rocl<,U oo1y 13 miles Amer!cam and 1,819 Commuof.is till·
tr.a tho city, ed dur!D1( the week eoded· last Satur·
AD air war· cammunlque from the
U.S. ecnnmand ..,n.d a Commun!at
MIG :n -do"'1 b)' a N'aV7 pilot over Ncwt11 Viltmlll't PftandJfl 1D' a 45--
-dolfllbt. Tho "till" Wed·
-.,. ••Ibo llnl !n 4\!o -and ,_.... laci-llY hu'7 Not1h
'YWDM? •• Mr defemes over the p----,,,. 1aJ1oo ana OghllD( dominMed
..-,... dllpotchff, but aBled
boadq-nporiod 171 North Viel-
•mMI mil Vlet Cong killed and
llWll prilJllMfl taken in action .-me from Ho! AD along the cen· •
DAIL Y PILOT
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The loases were the lowest for both
skttt in two months, and continued a
~al de<llot diiilnt tho period
foHDWiq, the · opeDillg of Ibo
pn~ peace lalb ID Par!J OD
~H.
F..._. P .. e l
RESCUES .••
with her."
The mongrel doe wu named Schatz
-mean1n1 treasure.
llali"i AIU Carouo, 37-year-Old
merchant nny officer IBillng the 53-
lool twiD·bulled ketch San GloriJo,
was towed IDlo Iii• Eogllah port of
Falmouth with hll yacbl badly doma~·
ed from •lrWDJ wnctage ID mid·
Atlantic. -
WMt1. the race ill !ti 27th day, at least
eight of the or!ilml 35 .-are out
with dam.aced boMI, victims of the
A~c (alel.
A Br!tilb telci1 led the way across
the llD!sb Ihle• toda1' Tbe 57-loot Sir
Thomas Lip,ton, with G e o ff r e y
WilJ.lams aboard, rtacbed Newport,
R.I., amid growing conoern for some
yechta long llDllCbted; ID tho oiqlt·
banded r..,. wbldl bepo J .... 1 at
Pf;rm-1 Eni11D'l1
The wimmer d tbt 1,0IJO.mlle race
~1 boJreftl', OD time and fulfill·•
mllll of other rulll.
· Race orglllizen bete .... aaid. "1btn
are ltill one or two yachts we have not
hlant from lince the start." ·
---...... plcted..., by tho FJ-11 navy's experlmeillll &hip
Hearl Polllearo alter ID !ntemeUooaJ
-... -lhrou(b lowJrinl 1e11 ionocb•· ft'" u. Pl9ld. tbe fiD1ab llDe at
B-Bi.r ,.._ at 2:SS o.m. lo
pOlt •· ···:::· of. 21 days, 11 h.,.. _, 11 Tllll C<lllpered
with 11>1 rr dlJt. :111 11our1. and 67
mioalal dollrod 111 ~ Navy l.t.
Ei'Jc Tablrl1 ID Clio Jut -""" ID -
. . wl.leb. • • • ...... .,n Z••• coatllDdi • RIT• ..,_. atk1n1J ·cod-• · IU*dlnl hint .,.tnit p011lble
-Ill)' lllot.xi.,.. 11111 tllo _,.. of tllo -alal wullllolloo •~1111'11 • s b 111 e d w. ·llld· civil rlO!a· -wa •a polltbl be-blm and tbt mall! body ol lbe
"Did )<0u have a sradle. asa1ns1
hJm!'' Frllby -~
Q•aoili -..... 11 "°' ... -Ill' 111.• court. · abo1 wllld1 tilled BriUah Ulradllloo a,..._eall. . "I llllDt you liloUld all here and taJte,
AN11111ER HEARING-... -ooated,"tbtmqillr .. lald.
"No, •Ir," Ray said. He apok• quick.
ly and clearly and betrayed UWa em ..
lloo. •
le:'i.:eqhla, stevw •u reported Mac!Mlte Fronk Mllloo-.el ~ ! ~=~:i-J:i =-=
ui'bave dropped oat at·lllbl Ht-bod ·bearloslot!'ueadQ, JulJl.·Jllly, -•~ bo.....,. bl. lie wu ornllld
...<:.,_,_; room No. 6 ol '"-n--•· W81 ......... bluo IP(lrtllllrt "'!~..J • Al Mmoo 0-,.·SDoyd. It wq decld·
........... -L --darba"t· ~ -~bold wi.._ .... 1o-.. llhn ID at all~~-·
Tben l'rllby ulled: "OW ,_ lllll
--·sroom1D1llome.A-• ~ ~
MO' l\ly wee Ill room 5. Mrs. Bre,..r Ray, "'10 hlll been alleni aloce ~ [='" l>lm ~er hll COll"""I'•
aJoo dropped out ol sight.) amot at LODdoo Airport June I to "An ;... tbe mon arrulld ot
Dr. ~ ~·-)QM?" .
And 111111 . DO chaDp al ni.-
and almost malter-ol·f~ c-Ibo
d<Dlal.
"'No, 1lr ~ Ra, ..ad. • • Thero ar• two extradition co..U chorgea . ol baYID1 illegal puaporta Ltep~ J-I?" 1111 allllney
aplDst Ray. TeDDellM,. waota hlin on and coreybl&" • pistol, --lq Botw ~-
tho murder cbari•. Missouri. ,wuta-lo"Hf ,....._ lo a -court: , ''Y.. ~ • -lied Ray him for brealda( Jail ID 11167 wblle be ''I coll my elloat.''. • . ' -' .. , '
-aervl!>I Um• for l1rlt-desree .baOk .. Ray, ~·-b)' t..o Seotlud Yard UTl'LE EMOTION r-y. Ray llll1 ta charged 'ID Lon· deleCtlves, marclled lo tbe wllDetli , "Did you ·know Martin Luther King
d!lll 1IDder tho JlllDt of llaymoad IW>d.. • _...,_ • •• perlODally1" ' .
.-.. laoJd. ·Oeo·o! Ibo .,...,.,.,'Yard dotec:UYd "No ~-~ ---
'lb• Court cWk. 1111111 • founlolo
pen, took the procedure ~own..__tn_
1borUiand ai\cl'.l!leD re"4 U back to
~y. ):le. ~~~ U lt wrre correct. and
Ray said, "Yes, ttiat'f correct."
Republic~ns'
9jiposing ; WI
.Q»urt Choices.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Ao 'l5Sut
was raised In ~.e Senate Judiciary
Committee today as to whether any
vlcancy timts on tht Supreme Court
•for Pres!delll Johmoll to fill.
Republican Leador Everett M.
Dirkleo ol llllooll, dlsclollll( thll, said
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark probably
will be called before the committee for
quesl!oD!ng.. • '
Dirbao said 11181' _imw thll point
came up, the ~mmlttee was talking
about starting hearings· around July 10
on Johnson's nominations of Abe
Fortas as chief justice and Homer "nlornbel'fY u an associate justice of
tho Supreme Court.
He indicated tbat before the com-mittee comlden the nom·l~Uons, it
will quiz Clark on the questlon of
whether any vacancy emu.
"It ii a fine que1tlon," Dirksen said.
"U no vaconcy ezllls, then! II nottwig
to fill."
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LEARY ...
founder o1 the L<11Ue Im; Spiritual
D!acovery. Ho left Hll'V8fd ID 1963
alter hll experlm-with u;o ...
ceeded the bounds 1anci!Giied by the
acbool Olf!clall at South Coast CommUDlty
HOllJltal said tho condition ol µt11e
Gen')' remains the sll{lle ~ •ser10UJ.
The Child still -Doi laJt but hM responded 101De and is out of tbe
mlltopo 111111 wlllch supplied him OX•
ygeo and humidity.
The menial coadltion of the Hiile boy
Is still an unknown factor. W~r be
bas l\lll-permaneDl·dama&• from the myatery di'u& rema.tm to be seen ..
The child was playing in a field with
other youn1~ Sunday night when
he complalDed al his hands burDJng,
He w collapeed and went into COD.·
vulslOlll.
Ilia lather told poliC< the boy may
have dllcovlftd the powerful drug ID
someone'• outdoor cache.
Detective Norm Babcock b<d gone
to tbt ROOlt!ve!t Lane lldd.te'ss
Wednesday morning to talk to the
child's fathet when John Leary
lllllWel'ed the door. Babcock returned ~with Ibo .-...Ila( warraol ud
mode tho anal
Po1fce aald tbei UDCleralood tile
Molor 'Leary II curnnll)' staylq ID
Palm Sprtap.
FOURTH FVN
IN CLASSIFIE D
Your tlckel lo FoUrth ol Jlj!I ·lu_
may be wa!Ung lot you ~ in the
clMalllod advCtiainl oectioA ,al·~
DAILYPllm.
We'rt civmi· away al Wat 10 llct·
eta dally !lGm DOW ~ MGDdQ
for Tommt lhlter'1 big Ju!J 4 llrt-
-U opoctacular at ADabelm Sta· d!um. Loot quick. Yoar ...,.. ma,
be among the winners •
lW ~ter-LongPioor Resigns . '
p,... P .. e ;I
SU SPECT •••
As QCe ·bi.Strict Trnst~e
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Dllll6 ROOMS Re>UCED -LOOK FOR THE RED SALE TAGS
W• !!OW . W• NOW
I l'c. $499 7 l'c. IURAL N. ho Dhlr111°"'" $599
CINTUIY •AMI SIT ---$6ft -··· Pioli• OVAL TAIU $Ht
J l'c. I $499 ~~ ~:: .. ~~·····-~-i=loltll_ •-$695 UNA•USTA D. II. SIT •.......•.• $Sft .. ... ..,.
I Pc.' · .... 99 HIUITIN 70" CHINA , $695
CINTUIY-IOUND TAILI _,_; 11ft . A llEVB.ID •LASS ... _______ .. $191
· 7 Pc. SANl'OID , IDl111 JllHi• $499 HlllTAH AO" IUFl'IT __ .. __ u79 '$359 OYAl ·TAU· · .• $74t --"' ~c':'l.~~':n· ---.. -··-· $IHI '859 CUSHMAN 4T' HUTCH .$471 '369
, 1::i. ~-~$Ht $599 :WTAH CHINA ll D~.1 1 $61; :4199s9
>-<~ llNllll. 1-S-plol S..A9 NTUIY J2" CHINA --··-·--$Mt
OVAL TAILI --·-·-·--$1UO ~'II' CINTUI $"199
7 , llN . . ~ Y JI" CHINA --··-· $29' •I c. DIL I,._ S•plell s.99 l'ANCHR 11A
OYAl TAILI --·---$lilt 7' n • l'llNCH IUl'l'IT ··-·-····-$411 A99
AND MANY OTHER DINING ROOM PIECES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
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:rHURSOAY, JUNE 27, 1961
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JEN CENTS
New Douglas Space Firm ·Launched
NEW COMPANY CHAIRMAN ·
Chuln R • .Al>lo
Gallienne Pri:e
' ·ASTRONAUTICS PRESIDENT
Wolior F. Burke
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' ~ompany Center
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To Be Huntin~on
Creation of a new. aerospace firm
with existing plants from the South
Paclflc to Cape Kennedy -including
facilities in Huntington Beach and
Newport Beach -was announced to-
day,
James S. McDonnell, chairman of
McDOnnell Douglas Corp., said In St.
Louis that the firm will be t n o w n
as McDonnell Douglas Astronautics
Co., with more than 25,000 employes.
Headquarters of the company, will
be at the Douglas Misslle and ~ace
Systems Division in Hunlhigton
Beach, home of both the S-IVB Saturn
missile compotient, a part of the Apol-
lo moon program, and MOL, the man-
. ned. orbital laboratcry1 •
'11le company will Include Altropow·
er Labs in Newport Beach, which will
become a part o! the Mc:Domell Air-
craft complex near Orange County
. PfOP'amt.
Holding~ """ COIJIPlllY an Chor-les R. Able, chairman alli1 chief n4
ecutlve officer, and WalMr F. BurU.
pre.ldenl
'111• company'• orpniutloaal lllruc-
ture Includes two moJot compoaenta:
McDonnell Dou Ila I Aatronautlca•
Eastern Dlvlaion, with headquarlerl
In Sl Louis under Ben G. Bromberg,
vice i"""lclent-cen«al lnmapr, and
McDonnell Do u I I a 1 Aatronautlca·
Western · Dlvlalon, with budquarten
In Htmtlnglon Buch -Jolin P. Ro1an, vice prealcleat-1eneral manar·
er.
The new company h operating In
facllitles with more . tbBn five million square feet o! floor area Ioeoted In
California at Hunt:l.nft.On B 1 a c h ,
Culver City, Newpolt Boacll, Santa
Monica, El Segund(,1 Vandeiiberg A1r
Forte Base, · SleffDent. a n d
Rlchlalld.
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Bon G, Bromberg
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Te•tilie• in Londota
Beach HO~ Council
~noell DOugtas Astronautics,
which merges the Douglas Missile and
and Space Syl!ems Dlvllloll (MSSD)
ail.d the McDonnell Astronautlcs Com-
pany into a single management struc-
tur~, will direct corporatewide efiort
in space science and exploration and
in ·a wide variety of spacecraft,
launch vehicle, miuile and related
Space.oriented activities of the new
company will include production of .the
Thor and Della launch vehicles and
continuing 1tudie1 related to NASA's
Voy.ager program !Or interplaDetary
u:plor•tlon . Extensive company-sup-
ported research on the Voyaier pro-
Ray ·nenies Connection
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Giyes . Award-to Dingwall (llee NEW PLANT, Pase I)
Di-ssolution of Harbor
-With 'Ki1ling of Dr~ King
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GALLllNNE Wiii.NE!!;
A-Dlovwoll
Administrators . '
At Golden West
Given 7% Raises
Twenty-two Orange Coast Junior
College Distriet administrattrt were
given seven percetX pay l'laise1
Wednesday night.
· A pre~ously-agreed-to t e a c b e r
salary schedule giving 5.S percent
raises also was formally adopted by
junior college district trustees.
The salaries are for administrators
and Instructors at -Orange Coul
and Golden West campuses.
The administrators salary pJan was
one of two presented by Supt. N~an
Watson. The one not adopted appeared
to be intended as an object lesson for
the board.
It was an extrapolation from.the in·
structor's salary Schedule that Watson
said would make d 11 tr i c t ad·
mlnlstrators the highest paid in the
state.
Evide<1Uy he Is still milled that the
boatd decided on an instructors salary
ICbedu1e be recommended against.
Orange Cotit College teoeben had
held oul tar higher salaries and
bnlaCbt pre11ure to bear on tbe board.
Witner of the 1968 ·B.ill GaWenne
Award given annually by the Hun·
tingtoo Bead! H:OME -Council is
ROOert E. Dingwall of !ml Estuary
~;~ ;ilf ~d Wed·
· nesdaY m/ilit11)' HQME"COllllcll Prea·
~~all,~,;iy vice -!dent of
tbe group, fs to be Jiooored on..July 4 at
a aped.al pre-parade breakfast at the
S'be!'aton-Beach lm:i. Later he wDl ride
in ~·parade. .
DW'fng the 7:30 a.m. ceremony he
will be presented with a plaque and his
nam• added to the perpotual .lra!lhy
wtwcb. bears the name ·of ftrst wlnner
Doalld D. Shipley and William
Sussman, winner the second year.
Dlntwall has been chairman of the
HOME· council taxation committee
and was responsible for a campaign to
obtain a reassessment of much of the
vacant land in the city by the Orange
County assessor's office.
The reassessment resulted in a
substantial increase in the assessed
valustion of the .area and delayed in-
creases in,tbe various city and school
district tax rates for at least a year or
two.
DlnpaB llropg!y • Ofll'Oled • Wt
ownide (J(fered by tile high -.1
district in 1M7, hut came back to be
_,,,.,, o! tile committee which IUC·
ceufu.IJ1 won votier approval of the
clJLTent 1ax rate for th• district.
Be is • member of" ,the city's clvic
Center Ille aele\)lioo. commlltee on<!
bu contrlbut.d beavl!y t o In·
w.tigotion o! -. before the city
council and planning commlulon
rOIUlllnt In major changes tn pollcy
and, in 1ome ca1e1, of city "ordinaqcel.
DiQgftll Was campaign man11er
for Mayor Alvin M. CO,n and for
Oounci1mao Jerry Matney as well as
being • strong support;r of Vice
Mayor Jack Green and councilman
Shipley.
He bas been active in a movement
lo abolish the Talbert Water Dlitrlct
(See DINGWAU., Paro I)
L\)NDON (UPI) -James E~l Ray
today denied in court . tti&it he
.1 uaasslnated the Rev. Martin LUther
Now ~qll,ed 'P~aA -l~~:; ~~?.~~:::~:.: °' ~ _ °""T"" .,...._ • _ ...... , • • •• ~ .. ..-.. hit ~ab defente attorney aelt-Aaseai~ ....,."v. llttni'. ~ -·~· lllillll0iil 111o -dlilrlct "" :t.1'· ·~"l.l>f~;u:a malnl optlmllt!c todq' ttiit hll )tJl 'II ,;,. bl. ~lved ..,. ,way or oliiioel niatl.r <i ~ct: '
for a vote <i tho pOoplo~ln ~1.4-t1nr "'""aid.. , ilie .FUIIerton .....,,b~~ ::NI. 'llr.'!...;,. : _ ..
tile Orange County ·l!OrbOt. !Dlllrlct Seymour rtp<OHDted N e w p 0 r , •'llQ : ~ a Bow S Ire e I
will be.-..! bf,'10"'..._· Buch it W-ay•1 hurlnC In Mo6tr• .. Court '(or an ·-
But Newport Beacll C1t,r -jltlonloy 'Se<!ramento .. He told . the DAILY ~~ylnJ gum and l)anbd by
Tull Se ' Jrib.¥.0: .._ flrure PILOT today tllat as far as .the bW Is •wv .,..~ ord dotectlvet. 'l'!le·jaw
.. Y :o;r·,_ ~ln•,-J,1 .... -. concerned,. "it'iooks up hill an the mulCles beneatb1 }\11.,stubble .of beard m W es •Y· s gs, ua-.. s .way." , twitched as be h'°'d himself descrlb-
Brlggs' measure may be a dead iHUe. _ Seymour suggested three. reuon1 ed aa U>e ''slD&le band" that ·killed
'!be Fullerton Republican'• bW.:wu .for thla: . , -• · lllnl In MtJ!lphla,;Teao., on Aprll 4.
withdrawn by Bri.UI from a hearln1 -"Committee chairman ':Eilox la Blf?~ David .~ult, ,tile British
before the Aslembly Munidpal and father of legislation that _,_ attorney aCtlng far the United Stat.,,
County Government Committee in the Local -Agency Formlltlm Com~ aCCUled Ray · of executing the
Sacramento Wednesday after mission syltem of dealing -with tb8 11d"alculated, brutal and senseless
Seymour . offered. a series o f diuoluUon of special distrk:tl. KnOs. murd.r" Of King with a rifle which
amenclmena. · feels \hit these things should be hand!· bore: hla f!Dgerprlnts .
PROTECT CITIZENS ed on the local level md tbe "In m1 mind this was the &lngle
legislature should be turned to cmly as handed wort of 11!1' defendant,"
The changes are-designed to protect a tut resort.,. Olkutt 1ald.
beach c~' investments in existing -111tl very Jete in the Iegillative In his own testimony Ray told the
harbor projects 'by distributing district session. for a measure like th1,s to be court he had never met King.
propertlo1 to 11le .citlea. ~ tmoug)l. BUii are being c!rop-
Brlgga llid today he 1'11 optimlatic peel oil 0.,... fl>e. place."
about cl.e~ance oldie blD ~the --''Our-own w ••ll)man, Robert
Allembly commi41ff. E B....... (JI.Newport B. a ch)
"A8Hmbiymon -1ladbom (R· •i-~u •-•1 ~--• lb I he ~-Newport Briel>) lold me hO mltbl be ~ tl!lo coolllli.~ a •~
able to auwort lie blII If tile Nnporl <>ranee CountJ 11!P1fV1aorc voled 4
Beach am-ore accepted," to l latt ....t to zetiln the dlltrkit aa
BrillP 111ld. lt la preoenUy oet up with ·111 Wttng
• "Chairmen Jbbn Knox ID·Rlcb· authorlt)' and adVhory conunlHlon.
mond) told mo tile bill sbould pass 'lbe League of Clllel Monday night
com-If It had unlfled county voted 17 to 3 lar dilllolutton with the
deleiatlm IUJllll!<I,'" tlie Fullerton amendmenta 1u(felted by Nt1'J)Orl
uaembl)'mlll 1ald. "Wltl! Badbom I Beacb. ·
feel I will have IUCb aupport.11 • •
Briggs oaJd Knox told Board of POSITION UNACCEPl'ABLE
Supervlaon' repre_tl_ Wed· ·Seymour emphutied that Newport
nesdoy lhlt they sboUld "take the Ill· Beach pooltlon II 11111! Briggs b!B is
iUative" and let the people or tbti "Wiacceptable" llllles1 amendment.
Locoal Agency Formation Comml11ion are lnlertod 11 proPOHCI by tile
aol on the harbor ma1W. -League <i Cltl•.
Briggs 1akl Knox is aware of the 'lbele amendmerts, be noted, are in
league's ltroog feeling for a change in line with thole .uggested by· the
the harbor dlatrlct setup. (See BARBOR, Paro I)
Beach Sclwols
Propose New
Policy on Drugs
A new drug pollcy liq been pro.
posed by Huntington Beech Union
School ~ct, """""'""' to Scott Flanagan u1iltant 1Uperlntendent of
e~uCational 1ervt.cu.
'11le -policy would a!fecl 1tudenh who· have been arrested for drugs
uDder due prd11 of law, f'lana1en
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School authorities would 1111pend a
1tudtnt only H he had been· indicted.
students would only be ezpelled If
found, "guilty. ·by the courts, ae<:O)"dlng
to Flanqan.•
School Merg,er Proposed ·
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Uildor J>l'O*ll· pollcy ·the school
board may eipel 1tudent. before they
ore dfclarod guilty by the courts, he
aald,
The propased policy will have a se-
cond readinl at the next 1cl}ool board
Ocean View, H.i,.ntingwn El.ement.ary District Eyed
A single elementary school district somewbll coaior la the lhmllllfloa
which would embrace ,an of Hun· -City 8Gbool Dlllrld.
lington Beach is under ditcuasioo by Cbir[e1 Palmer, • 1 1 l 1 ta a t
trustees o! Ocean V!eW ' sChool · ·~-enl far """'"''• told the
DIWic~ but proapecll'for the plen 'are DAILY PILOT that the olllclal pool· not 1oo bright. tlM o1 tho c1ty -dlllilci i. 1ar Ocean Vtew TnMtee R. ,J>mea Shi!· unification along Ill on _._
fer said the C111Ttnt plan endoned by "We definitely an far uni=
the board o! -calll lor the 6ut <i our dlltrlct ud the ldCb Ocean View and llllllllagton Beach Ct· · wlllltn the dlllrlcl. •• •
Diltrlcl.
The Fountain Valley plan calli for
dnlllcallon of all cllatrlcts eas! of
Buch Boulevard lllCI south o! Warner Avenue. ·
Sholler said the crHUon o! • slnlle
el1111111tory IChool cllalrlcl woold 11••
a community ldeotlty to tile IChoob
"Rlolllbilloa J1oaC1t will hl.e a popula•
tloo ol _,.than 190,000, 'p!onty Iar1•
~= lo IUpporl a unflled . school . ..
meeting. ·• • . 1 • ,.. ,
The Fullerton, Gard<n Grove, Sal'la
Ana and Huntington Beech school
dlatrlcts have worked °' lhe pollc1
aloag with JIMIDlle CourtJuclCo -
Sumner. Fullerton ud the Gardon
Grove ·dlatrlcll llrelll:f hive ldoptecl
the policy Hunttncton Beach· II pro-
poslll~.
FOURTH FUN
IN CLASSIFIED
111 have never had any kind of 'piadge-ag~ iµ.m1" 1" aald.
Ray, hll dark brown bljr ... Uy
combed, hunched.fonronl•ln'lbe lroa-
ralled11<11oav'1 dock ao C&lcult 411·
ed ,a. U.S. llnCerPrinl eiipott Wllo
testified Ray'a ;ftqmpuluta wen on
t11e-,,ite that tUlid Kina; • ,
QBVJQUSLY 'NERVOUs
He was obri011117 ~ • ., Calcall
told of, Ctiorlu Q. Steveu, a re114!a!1
<i the Mempli& boordtng bOa. .lliian
wl!lch 111e 11o1e of~ e:-
t11at Ra1 shol)Clng. . .
Ht lldcl .Steven. saw Ray enblr a
bathroom and that then he -me
shot which tilled the civil na1w
lea,der. "'
(In Memphil, Stevens wu reported.
to bave dropped out of llghl He hid
occupied room No. 8 of Mrs. Bessie
Brew~r's rooming bouee. Audionttet
say Ray WM in room: 5. Mr11. Brewer
also dropped out of algbl.)
There are twO extradition counts
•lflinlt Ray, T.enneuee wants him on
the murder charge. Missouri wants
him for brooking jail In 1M7 wlllle he
was·aerving tlme for flnt-degree bank
robbery. Ray s!lll ls charged In ton.
den Under ti>~ name of Ra)'IDOlld
Geor,e Sneyd.
"1\81'• defenoe attorney COIUndt
!hot t11o .-,me o1 the COlllrovmtal
civil rights leader was o polttfcaJ
crlin• Which ls Doi covered by U.S.•
Brttbh extr.clition agreements.
ANOTHER HEARING .
Magistra~ ~k MiKon. set another
hearing for Tue.Uy, July 2. Ray, who
was wearing blue lportshirt and a
dark Jacket, .,., ordered held wlthoul bill.
Ray, who has been silem since hrs
arreot ot·London Airport June 8 on
charges of bavln( llle&al pasll]>Ol"ll
and Carrying a pleto~ rooe after bJa
lawyer -to a stunned court: ' "I eall my client."
Ray, IIanftd by two Scotland Yard
detectives, marched to the wttneu 1tand. .
Oraa11e
Wead.er
Don't 11ve up· hope; Ille 1un
wlJl be out fO< a quiet peek M
the Orengo Cout --a and 5 p.m. FrldoJ, Othenrls6 lf1
still cloudavllla.
INlllDI ron"Y.
Cali/"""4 II 1adag tM '"""
danger°"' fjrr -!" -If noo de<od<!1 ift --. of
""" of fin<l<Nl'll foruQ. l'afi s. .
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Among new .admtni•b::aton' ealarie1
are $25,000 per ye.,-far ·college
presidents Robert Moore W Dudley
Boyce, $25,000 for E venfug Coll~ge
Director Tboma1 BlakeIY. and *23:<MXl'
for Assistant Supt. C· or r e 11 a n
ly SCllool Dbtrlol to Join ID a 'lllllle He Nld the llnllo "8-iarr llllloai
district .<olJecl #ie"'Hunllngton l!nch · dl1tr1ct plan bu been diaC111...tbJ•
·City E-tlay•School Dlatrlct.~ • , trustees, but that II hu -lbotnJ
WHll .,.._oo <i a .alnlle dlltrlct • present, Palmer tald !hot 1oell a
the tr•1'1f >f 1lie p_.i Dtw 1 plan WU !Int dllcllMM -· 1-·d-ct 1111mnab'!' Wonld Pfl!ll'lor ' ·yetta aro , IM wu folmcl •actlul
'.Pallllar Illa hla dlalrld .. \llawlllc Your -lo·~-ol .JUlJ IUD
"unt&alioll e "with caution." ......, bl •alltnl.lor..,,.. ~~-
He """" tliol dwlr• In 'Ille •. clualllod· ~f -· ol the
ii :!!-·.rt"---......,
'Ibompooo. , .
Dr. Watson'• annual aalary o(
'29,500 was not considered. He serves
under a contract eeparate from the
1alar7 tchedule.
unlflcatloe ot.tlle ~ disttict.,... the ot that time. ·
hilk !c:hoot &tr!ct Wilbtn ill ""'""'" Both lb• Ocolll Vle'lf 1D11 ~ -.. W!Ole.-~ UIOlp$allOll diatrlctl '"'eppoMll to. Uolllc-haa beeil • .....,.. ved bJ Oceu i.i.a cunlllll1 ....., ...-bJ
View tru1tee1, !ts 1111 Ileen trustee• of 1'i>an1a1a -va!IAiy Scbool --.
--~
• lloto ~ <OUld mike 11911fl• .D~Y PILOr.
--la the !Inn .., milllca· We re livlnC aRJ .i. -If lick·
'tloe ind t11ot 11 the ~ come ell 4all.Y ,-~ ~Jibday ab1ut •"ldlllMa oil .. bardln fl. !all for 'hainiy Walbr I , 14 lft.
-....... pOulhl• by Ul2, Ibo .,..a --ol ... -111 ll)r Ibo llflllllllr• tor-.. diam. LOGt" qlllc~. Y,°"'" -.may 11• ol all enrtctr. 1IO ...... tho "I Em, .
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I M&Y I'll.OT -Thunda1, ,Jw,. 27, 1%8
Nixon Says
M ' ..
·.'No Thanks'
On Wallace
'-I '''f
-124 Reds .s·niff ed Out·
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E~tronic 'Bloodlwu.1Uf_Used in Offensive
, t ~·
IWGON (UPI) -'Al!iirk:an tr6op Vietnam ... 1'lr defemet OY91' the
Ullng ab electronic 11people sniffer.. P~ area.
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. 117 '!'1111 ASSOCIATED 'PRESS • ·
'... Former Vice President 'llfc!Md 'M. -...f...,!""11_....,..
reported killing l2t Communl>ls 1n a Tb• Saigon area flJ!ll1ng ~OIJl!noled ,
"bloodhound" offeulive eDded today ground war d.1tpat.Cbet, tiut .allied ;~·~!'fll!liOl~ . · ••ad•uarteu reported 171 North \tlet-· "' -ipillrt • ._ '"'111ntllet>lnr-s.lgm. -·f'am.se ·:..4 ·Viet Cong klllf.r" and-
Other allied unit. uncovered an iteven Pl'ieoners taken in acUoo
sides in two' months, and continued a
general decll.oe. during the period
followini the 'openipg ~ t h e
preliminary '}leace talko· la Parla on
.,..,.,14. ~. ·---- - -....
The report on the use of the "people
sniffer" said the 24..pound device was
~ounted aboard a helicopter and uled
to track Comm~ ln Mekong Delta
N-. replying to 111.tlernenls by GOP ~· rival" Nelson A. ... ltacbtellt:r1 1ay1 be WUU no 1upp;ort ~ ·--porlJ pnddelltlll .... '
• ·-Qwp c. Wtih\<e· ;;. "!'" bootl la 'DClllllcl for D years •
·and I've never had a. racllt in my
or1anllaUon, 0 Nixon aakl in New York '.'wedneadaJ. "From what I've read,
arsenal of 417 rcicketa only 13 miles stretcbtdt: from Hol An along tite:.cen·
from the ~ .. "" • , tra1 coa~f of SotJl!l Vietz_iam to'Qlaang ~ "•ii 'l'lf .~unique from th~ i;:~ zw!°roMZ1T.1"" t b •
llJI, GOJl!P'•lid! "'eorted a Commim!jl The '!eek!Y caauaii,. report lsoued ,
M!Glf Udlilrn by a Navy pilot over · by tlie U.S. collUllaod today llsi.d 299
North Vi~• Panhandle in a 46--Americans and ·'1,819 Co.mmunl.sts kill·
minute dogflg!>f. The "'klll" Wed· ed ,d\lring the week end<d last Satur·
nedsay was the first .in 4% month.a and day. 1 ~,
reflected increasingly beavy ~frcir\b TbO locaea -. the \est for ·both
. . ' fighting 19 miles '°'lthwest of SaJion
i>hlch coot 11 Americ ... kllled and 115
wounded.
·-;r-·1-' 11 ln Iba dlrectlaa of Ndlt 111-.ta. Both~ majar l*'lief ~· (lh·-· ~ tnm blm."
l --Ila bapo1 Vice Prulden. R-H. HumpllreJ, llemClcrMi
"p-dal aplrut. will malra ' ="11m111r ... 1-m, 11and tbat aboU1 ~''dur tbe alr.11
;: -Yori< Gov. -bad IC ""<lllOd Iba -. .,.,., ol . courtln. w-~ton southern votes . w....o.--. said .. will••
l ~1wW.-1w from tbe ~ r.ICC.
''-under 1111'/ clrc:aDlllan<eo.
W ~ter· Lo?gmoor R~igns
··:As · OCC District Trtis~ee
The electronic device, used by men
of the U.S. 9tb Infantry Division,
locatefl enemy forces by picking up the
carbon dioxide-ammonia gas produced
by penpiraUon. The e q u t p m e n t
translates this odor lnto sound waves
and enables groynd forces to .close in
as the electronic 0 006e" aboard 1he
helfcopter skims overhead al t:fftop
leveL ·
,.,,_ P .. e 1
! • nae former Alabmna governor aait ''ear!J la 1111 cempolp be woul(
-H It~ candidlllel or
· .-...ior pony -adopl the '"pGllcW 111 uill Amarlca needl.
: ;.. Bat mw "Jt11 too late" Wallace aaid
la ...,......7, All. Ho laid for ey
• ol Ila ROpollll-or o,mocralle Clll·
·' -.. """"" bll p>lldel -ti ! _...,_tllemm«ellbl11• .. 'come tt ,....
' · Vice Pralldanl Hui-t H. Hampbrey .....,..,.=: bave laDdlil tlle "!Int top aide ol the late Sen.
. ·-r. to ocoopt • ..... ,'pGllllcll-
' Sourcesreportedforme r
PosUD..W, General • Llmnce F.
· ·o•Brten -raady. to 111 With the vlce
piesldenl'1pm-Ic1mp1 lg n
organization as an unpald adviser -
perhaps later -Y· v
Getting O'Brien could prove . ~
Ouential for Humphrey in attractlDI
Kennedy supporlers who bave not yet
decided where to turn.
The allable, .redhalred O'Brien II
considered one :of the top DemOcratic
politicam of tbe oouotry, and is on in·
timate terms':w:lth tey party leaders
hom the praelact jevel up. ·
Df.ILY PILOT ....... .,,,.....,. 1Mt9
TALL 'TASSEL'lN CORNFIELD 'CRASH SITE·
Tail Rotor of Giant Sea .Stalllen Tow•ra ~ Tall Com
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El Toro Probing Cause
Of Helicopier Smashup .· Sen. E-J. McCarthy bas been
VJ!nl will) Bumpbre7 for support
from the Kennedy camp, but so rar
hu won over. only one of the late An investigation is under way toda y
1enabor'1 doser a'SIOcl.ites, speech in an effort to determine the cause of
lost power on a routine training
ril.ission.
writ.er IUcblrd Goodwin. Goodwin had a U.S. Marine beucopter · crash
-f<>r McCarthJ before Kelllledy Wednesday at El Toro in wbi·' the •ll
• The Sikorsky-built craft fluttered
down into Irvine Ranch property 100
yards west of Trabuco Road, lurching
onto· it.I right &Ide in a tangle of rotor
bla'des.
·en!Orad Ille prOlldlntll1 race. ~ For O'Brien·, momg to Humphrey servicemen aboard escaped with
brlap bl& polli<al fortuneo lull circle minor lnjurlea. , '' ·
1n lell lbaD 1aor months. A spokesman at El T<f• reported
Although Ila ...a 111 or i I In 1 l that an accident board it'l>'!'s••Uy 111,
member of tbe "lrlsb Mafia". that · 'vesUgating the crash. ?'lo cadse bas
~ --Ust of those aboard released by
,Uft;¥arlne COl'ps air facility included:
·~capt Dtnnla Churcbln, '11, of.
Miss.ion Vlejo, the pilot. helped Kennedy political campaigns yet been determined. ' · :
•inc:! John.F.· Kennedy won 8 Senate The CH-53 Sea Stalllorl -hellcopt.er aeat Jn 1952, be .announced he was bland d I n ld · ·El sUcting wiUI Preli.derW. Johnson when era&, ~ n a corn e near
·11t Lt. David E. Taylor, 24, of North
Tarrytown, N.Y., co-pilot.
Robert Keniledy declared h l s Toro 8 m8:1D gate.
presidential candidacy.-'Ille helicopter, ,the newe.st in the
_Cpl Robert Hammel, 20, of Bowling
Green, Mo., crew chief. .
But after 'Johnson bowed out March U.S. Marine Corps rotary 11.1rcraft in-
31, O'Brien reatgned 11 Po9tmaster ventory, was badly d1111:aged, but an
. Li·noe Cpl. John E. Brenner, 24, of
Siinta Ana, first mechanic.
genenll to wor.t for Kennedy. aboard walked away from the scene·. They were later treated and released Two passengers aboard were Cpl.
Johri J . FAsenharth, 21, Of Reno,
Nevada, and Lance Cpl. Norman E.
Ol~en, of Anguin. -'
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Newport city council. AJllOOi! them:
-AH fixed as&eta o[ the Harbor
Diltrict. IUdl as boat&, that become
aurplm u the result of any dissoluUon
should be turned over to the city.
-Orang. County government should
oootinue to assume responsibility for
the development of harbors, ilKl the
maintenance of existing barbers.
.-The c0qnty ahould make Jlltanclal
""'*1butlo111 to cities as . relm· bul'lemoot f<>r Ille c .. t ol provldlng
walaflwt aervtces, 1uch as preee.nU~·
done In coonecUon with lifeguard
services.
-1bere should be at least year·~
delay before diisolution bec<>mes e!·
fective 1n· order to give the cities that
must 11111me Harbor D 1 a t r J c t
reaponslbllft, time to Jlf'Pare tor the .. -..
at the base hospital.
Earlier reports said that 'the aircraft
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NEW AEROSPACE. PLANT. ••
:.:;ram has led to development of the pointed group vice president, Missile
McDonnell Unidi~k for sort-landing in-arid Spece Systems, in July 1964. Able
strumeot:s on Mars. was elected a corpora.te vice president
In the missile field , McDonnell and director of McDonnell Dou glas Corporation last year. Under bis direc· Dougla.& Astronautica Company has .tion, MSSD was engaged in a variety
responsibility for Spartan missile <1C,spece and nµsstie projects ~dad·
development as a principal su~-;wnc.ed technology research a n d
contractor to Western Electric Co. and · development programs.
Bell Telephone L.aboratorles. Spartan JOINED F:JRM
rs the long-range interceptor in th e Burk~.1. 50, jol.J)ed M c.D on n e 11 ' s
li.S. Army's Sentinel ballistic missile enjlneer n& dlvlston ill 194:5. and was
defense system. promoted to factory manager in 1954. He became vice president and factory
OTHER PROJECl'S ·manager in 1959 and was' named
Development of the Dragon anU· general manager for Project Mercury
tank missile for the Army, production in 1960. In 1962, he was elected a
of the Genie air·to-air missile for the director of the company and named
Air Force and other projects of a general manager for all spacecraft.
. classified nature also are being He wa1 appointed president of McDon·
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"I hate to give it up, but you can't go
on forever/' aaid Watter M.
Longmoor, 75 years old .and,.~ years a
trustee of.Oraoge Coost Junior College
Di.strict.
"I th1nt I've aerved long enoqh. It's
time to get a new person in."
Longmoor'1 letter of resignation was
received re1uctantly by junior coneae
boenl.memben Wednesday nlibl
Longmoor, not present at tb.e board
:m~g. spent the eveD!ng at bl&
COrOna del Mar home. He was serlouJ..
ly ill a year ago. · ,
Longmoor b'as been a promineol In·
div[dual In Newport Beach civic af,
faii's. He served on the city. PlanniDC
commission for , 14 years and was
chairman 12 of those years. He was
president of ti>e NeWpOrt Harbor
Chamber of Commerce and of the
or .. ge County Chambe<.
He 1alJl he has·DOTspecific plms for
how he will spend his retlremenL
"Right now I'm involved with li-
quidating Weatefn ·Canners Corpora"
tion," be saru.. ·
Longmoor bas been owner and
partner in the fish cannery since it
moved to Newport Beach in 1936. Once
a U:irlving business; it in later years
tinned cat fOOd.
Longmoor was born In Inverness,
Canada, in 1893, attended high school
in Mesa, Ariz., and graduated from ..
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W•lter M. Longmoor
use in 1916.
He began bis career as a clerk with
a Long Beach canning firm, became
it.e man·ager and tn time bought the
company and moved it to Newport.
·ga~rell
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and to re»'eve tupb.yers of the cost of
supporting the tiny Irrigation district.
Dingwall is a fireman with, the dty
of Los Angele1 end ope<ates 1 printing
bullnea in Huntington Beach.
He end bis wife, Roaie, have two .....
lbe Bill Gailieone Award is given in
memory Of· the late William "Blll"
Gailienne, manager ol the <llamber of
Commerce fOr more than 30 years and
a strong .believer in the future of Hun· t1n1toa Beach.
Psy~hl~ Events
.Topic. at Lihrarri
What is ESP and Who bas it? How
does a pereon firid out if he is psychic?
These questions will be answered at
the . Hunljngto.n Beach Library Friday
at 7:30 p.m.
Extra-sensory perception bas been
chosen as tbe June topio for the
discussion group, Reac'tion.
Those. wbo have bad experience with
telepathy, clairvoyance or o t h e r
psychic phenomena are invited to join
the discussion. Those interested in -at·
tending mould call Ille library at 536-
9327.
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This is Iii•. ovant Thrifty Shoppers look forward to. Y °" wii find generous' SA VlNGS oli such f1mous
.nemes 11 ...... MERIT AGE, KINDEL, THOMASVILLE, CENTURY, BRANDT, HIBRITEN ind many morel
Shop et(ly for best selection. ,
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NOW IN PROGRESS
DAILY PILOT pioneered .bY tbe,new company. nell Astronautics Co, in December, ..
Able, 49, joined Douglas in 1947 and 1966 • ..;. · -·
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Rffert N. Wt.I. -·-Tli•111•• Ktt•il ....
Tlt•111•1 A. M1r,.hl111 _ .......
Allt«+ W. late1 Wlll11r11 lt114 ~.... """""'""' IHdl ..... City lfll'lir
Hlllllqlw ..... a.....
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M•lfltlt Mell,. .. , ,.o. 1 .. no t2&41 °""' Offk11 ....,.,._.,an w • ...-. ~
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was nam~d director-~ ... Bromberg, 53, lOl0ned McDonnell in
Santa Monit"ll, in 1955. In 1959 he was 1947 after receiving<:;i.hls doctor of
eleot.ed a vice president and named Ii c i -e n c e · degrtt in aeronautical
director of defense p'rogums. He was engineering f r o m Massachusetts
elected to the Douglas board of dlrec-lnstltute of Technology. He was pro-
ton in April 1961 and in August of tha......,pesslvely promoted from ch I e f,
year was n&med vice president· guklance and control, to chief missile
generil manager of 'the Missile and engineer and to vice president, sp&ce
Space Systems Division. He was ap· and mlsa11e engineering, in 1959, wJth
responsibility for development and
Join Seniors
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Jotn the Senion and see the world -
that's the 1968 slogan tor the Hun·
tlngton Beach Senior Cltlzeos Club.
GoiAg by bua, the Stniors vi.aited the
Port O'Call in Long Beach, bad lunch
aod viewed the Queen Mary from the
harbor cruise, this week.
In Juzy, tli'e Setllori wm travat by
bus oo 1 lour-<loJ junta! . .to Lab
I Tahoe. _.,~: ~"\:Z,4i,~·,::-
-·. dalllia ludtn will be the oet.-U., ror 1 )>Olluct dinner later 1n JulJ.
The 'lriDer7 la Loe Allgo!ec Uld the
Muotc c.n.... a1ae wtll be vlaited by 1111 Senlorl. . .
• · On the "ni11be" 1llj for AUIUli aro
tripl to LI• Vefu and the Del Mu
Race Track. -
t...ting of spacecraft ancl guided
missiles. Jie was promoted to vice
president-general manager of McDon-
nell Astronautics in February of thJs
year.
Rogan , 52, a veteran of more than~
)'ean with Dougl.as~Aircraft Co .. has
been vice preslMnt-g~sJ. manager
or MSSD tince Noverpber, 19156, with
operational responsibility for all MSSD
activltles and programs. · ·
He joined Douglas at Santa Mnlnica
ln lB3ll ~r attending UCLA. He beld
.• number ,o( aircraft pfO(luction
superv!lory 'poS\tloos before being
named workJ -er at the Charlot· te (North C&rOlina) DiVision in ltsS
'and dapllt7 -.i.m-ill 19'1. Rotu W•me vie ·
general man&flr Ille Alrcrall
ModlflcaUoe DiY!oloo ln Tulsa, Okla.,
1n 1962 and headad that facility unUl
Nov~mber, f*• wbtn be returned to
H~ ·Buell. lo -· vl<o ofttldent<llrectcir ol apetillooa for
Ms8D'1 Space Sywtems c.oter in Mof,
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DllllllG ROOMS RmUC£0 -LOOI FOR THE RED SAU TAGS
Was NOW Was NOW
5 Pc. '499 · 7 Pc. RUllAL Fil. lo Dllln•td . $599·
CENTURY •AME SIT -· ... --.. -"" FrlllWH~ Flo~VAL TAILI $1tt
~:~.USTA D. R. SIT ............. $1" •399 ~::-..~::-..~-~~-~I '695
5 Pc. ,299 HllRITIN 70" CHINA $695 CINTU~Y"10UND TAILI -...... fl" lllYIUD •LASS "--·-·---sns
1 Pc. SAMlotD (Dllc1mtfalMI s359 OVAL TAIU' -.. ·--·--·-·-·-$74t '499 HUITAM 60" IUfflT -·-......... $47t
~~:r.~sn ·--·---$UH '859 CUSHMAN •r· HUTCH --$471 '369
~:AL=~~ Sitt '599 HRITA .. CHINA 11-..11 $61' '459
7 Pc. KINDll. 1-s..,i.1 i.., CIHTURY J2" CHINA , __ -:..._ $l4t 'f M
OVAL TAl!LI ---·-·-.. $UH 7..99 cilnu $., 9.9
7 l't. llNDll. I-s..,lel I '999 FA~ JI" CHINA .. ___ $Hf ~I :J
OVAL TAAILINO "'NY 0THE-.R$111' n• -CH IUlffT ""---·-· $411 '299
""' DINING ROOM PIECES TOO. NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
PROFESSIONAL •• J ~ GARf{f 11· f U ~. ~ REZl ll HARBOR ILVD ••
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· In the 'wind
Over on the east aide of the old
town area, there bu been a lot of
activity In recent weeb aimed at
cleaning up the oilfielu, thanb to
the uratng ot oilfield superin-
tendent Herb Day.
The area on Huntington and
Delaware and like streets has been
not only an eyesore with it.I col·
lection of oil, rusty tanb and junk,,
In addition to non-operating or
bardJy-operating wells, but a safe-
ty hazard as well. .
Open takes of oil and water and a
profusion of equipment of all linds to interest youngsters has· been
acaJTing Qie• area for years. Now
bulldozers, wereckers and cleaning
crews are changjng the coun-
tryside for the better. ' * Slae'• an Author
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Criticism of the independent oU
operators long bas been a favorite
pastime of many. There has been
corisiderable justificiation for dam-
ning those involved·· with creation
and maintenance of the oil and rust
·Cbristiqa Quijano, a student at Fountain ,Valley's
ArevB!os School, sh,ows the book she wrote to her
mother, Mrs.:l\ellben Quijano (right), lister Elizjl-
beth and c:oonllnat!ng INcher, Mn. Betty Christ-·
tanson.
· jurigles around the city, but times
are· changing.
Trouble is, that where last week
there was a junk pile, today we see 'Fronteras' Title ol GWC Yearbook
only a clean, grassy field no dif-"Fronteras" bas been chosen for tbe
ferent than hundrecJs of other tiUe of Golden WeM College's fint clean, grassy fields. . It seems that there is no progress yeari>ook. . in cleanup 5ometimes, ·but there '.1'tlfl tit)e b Spanish for'frontien and
are many fewer oil messes around. :reflecU tne cultural heritage ol the
town thanks to the urging of Day In fee.. ommunity. " . and ttie spirit of Ill< col·
many cases, and thanks to the ef·
for\S of oil operators to cleanup In • Wor~ with a lhnit.d budget,the
the interest of ·a better city. !-1 editon-~~1black and white layout
* -;-.""-.~ rem.ls and line sketches corn-
. .:" · bhi<d will( i>hotocraphi to proje<:t and
Still there are oil holdings and1 <Capture a feeli.Dg of movement toward
operators who have not shown a the future. .
great deal of cool:"erative spirit and Also. the tey articles d~ with
slowly the city ,. taking care of 0r_. ~ alyle of living.
these problems. "Fronter• has" tried to be more
The goal ia _to have an oil in-than. jUll a report on what is hap-
d us try taking from the earth the pentng both on and oil C8JllJ>ll", it has
available minerals, yet one w'b.ich tried to ~ the college'• seeking
does not destroy the value of the for . J!UZl>Offful education.
surface of large areas of the city in nte GWC ltudent is portray-ed as
doing so. besitmt and uncertain indicating that
Progress I! being made and Day since so no tradition bas been
says it will continue. It has been a ~ at the college, ttie student
.tough job, one fraught with . all !tao ~• portleular patten> to follow.
kinds of stumbling blocks, bUt a St#fl . members were, Tony Boom, worthwhile effort. twt«, who did much ol the re1ear
New W ~st County Demo
Club Pushes for Gun Laws
The Democratic Club of Huntlngt.on
Beach and Fountain Valley was form·
ed recently at· the home of Dr. and
Mra. Ronald Tepper of HUDtlngton
Harbour.
Sloe gun laws and atepa citizens can
tU:e to pus such lawa were diacuaaed
Tmstees Seek
Seal Beach Site
For High School
A detennlned .u..t to oiJtaln a 50 to
• 50 acre """ for a high llCboo! In the
Seo! -area from the U.S. Navy
WM onleTeci Tuesday night by Hun-
lln&l<>n Beacti Union Hip School
District-··
The district's <ltluns Advbory
Committee rM.'Olll1llended "all M-
templl he made to acquire land from
the Navy for • -lite In the Seal
Beach area."
Trusteel 1ald • ' J t. Oil Bay
Boule....d neor the Marine Borr..:kl a the Naval Ammunition Depot .
Tnutee Matlhew Weyulter iaid that
"it's sad that the lddo have not been
able to -hlgh ocbool tn tllelr own
area."
Boord President John Bemtey slid
that the -... -refused In Ill• paot by the Nevy, but Aid that !Illa
time 0 we lbould go .U the way to the
top." bistr~ SUpl Max Forney tcld
-· -...... will .. all Ille __ ..
School District
Grants Increase
at this first meetina:, according . to
Mra. Tepper. She wu also local
chairman for the area volunteel'I
Workers for the late Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy.
The club plans to lend support to the
jroposal to rename the Thomas
Edison High School, currently under
comtructiotr, the Robert F. Kennedy
High School.
Club members will be circulating
. petitions tbn>ugb Huntington Beach
aod Fountain Valley to gain corn·
mwdty sqpport.
Church Planning
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Pre-School for ·
Westminster
'!be Metllodlat Cltureh of the Good
Shepherd, 15500 Van Buren St..
Weslmlmter, will institute a pre·
acbooi fer 3 and 4-~-oldl beginning
in the fall.
OJrre.nt plaDJ l.nclude the use ot two
lil'ge yards .djacent to the cburch as
~ areas with room for sevenl. mus-
cle building toys, a 1arden, flowets
,and several tma1I anbnall. The
c~ will partidpate In caring for
the animals and gardens, euel pain-
ting, llti&er palntini and listenln& to ibu!ic,.
. The cost ls $22 per monl!' for 4-year-
oldJ ~ fl5 per month !<I' 3-year-olds.
Childrei> must he 3 or t by December,
111118.
Pa'ents may pre.ngl.mr their
-· by contacttoa the churdi of. ftce, 8'7"'1IO. A depciilt of f!O !1 re· quired. ~· . .
Boat Death Toll
Concern to State
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and writing; Margaret Fat.Oner and
David Stipes who handled Ute editing
and layout; Jobn· O'Dell, Joe Wade,
and Scott Acevedo.
John Wcrdee wu tho. 11lculty ad·
visor.
. TIE :11..,E1111E FEllUAL IUllll MDIII 1:10191
PREIElll: AA original collacllon of quick and easy recipes
entltled MOMS"SHOOT.QITMEALS. This atfnctlYeand cof.
orful coolllxx* -dellgned lo-JOU lme In the fdtchen.
· In It ,ot1'1 find new Ideas for appetizers, 111fads, entrees,
desae.1s. Each Is a caftnary dellght, Trylhena and 'JCJllaitlnl
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Here's Gun Law
Restrictions . .
WASHINGTON (UPI) -U..ter
Praldent Jollnson'1 Jlt<IPOMd -
Flreorms' Oonlrol Law, )'OU -have to p;ruent tbes& Jtenw to a
federally -dealer ill order to
buy & IUD:'
-A valid ellldal document laued
by your alate or politloal IUbd!Ylllon, sbowtDe )'OUr mme, current llddrtu, ace, ond si&n1llure and pb'*'Kr apb.
,.,.... -· daled within alx IDOlltha aod 1igned by the chief law en-
lorcement olticer al your community,
lbol "'° wee' DOI under fndidmenl,
had not been C<lllvlated ol a crime
~ by tmprisoanwrt f« more ~a year, were not a fugitive from
lustic<, or. otbanriM prohibited from
~ flreanna and ammunitioo.
· -A atalement, dated 1(ltl1ln file
-. and algned by a licensed
p~ that In hia proleaional oPI· Dion you were mentally ed. phylically
. capable al poaselllin& a flnlarm u!ely
. and responsibly. •
-A otetement ai&ned by )'001 that
you may Lawfully poueas fireanns
and ammunition under both federal
and at.te laws.
-A COllllliete aet ol your finlslrlnla
Sus~ct With Huge
Heroin Cache Seized
OAKLAND (AP) -A San Francisco
,,,... WU arTOoted Tuesday w!ttl what
Oaldand pollce 1ald WU '2(1,000 Worth
d. heroin ·in his c•.
Gabell Smith, a INclt drlwr, --ed for tnveeli&alion of po11ellion
of the drug.
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t11ioal1oo. . I
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The law, al.oo ""'1111 roqalro al ..
owner1 to Mllnit lbe ~ ap: pliOOllion for ,....tz_ to tMi
government wllhlli llO' da7I -1111! )a.w's enattmeut: I
-Name, -... <lat. an4 ,i-el
-. llOClal aecurily -... -payer ideJllll!oatioll DllllMr.
-Name fC the cun m•mlfacllll'•,
callber er -mooiol and""°' ml Mria1 number. ,
--Diie, place and----ol the perlOll !tom. whom )Qi (fah+f
the firearm, -'111"'"1'1 -of reglattation for the flrwm, 11 _,,
aod the Uceme n-al --11 • licensed dealer.
The ·in aJao. woullfjBVMll
-Reglotrotlili ol a flrMrm -upire 'll""' any cbanp al the
registrant 1 name or residence unle11
he notified the lrtt1ury aeen11rJ
within 30 day• of the .,,.,,,.,
-No ooa could carry a ........
without bmng on hla ~ lbe
certificate of reg!antion tO ibOw -demand tA:I a law edlr•:a'«tt atnc:.-.
. -~e selling a reat•l:•t•d
firoarm woold, within fin """' of Ille
aale,..have to return hla -cl
regiStration, noting on it them. w
residence of the new -ml ... date of delivery. -.u,.oe poaelilnl • llrwni
would Mv8 to notify .,. tr.....-y
1ecretary -10 da7I al Ill km,
theft or destructloa, or ti ill -quent recovesy •..
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famlly win' sing the prai-d 'JCJll ~
' . The MOMS<:honls cordially lnvllasyou to pk:t llPJD9'fliEE
copy of t.IOMS SHORT.air MEALS at qone ol'Shn ~·•
l'edellll'a 18 tnelodk: allcal bltlr'Wi ...., t .... tllla.,
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hui>an and watercraft director ••·
pre111d CGDCem todlly It tbt dMth ton
" nrlr U..bly ,..,,,,,, 10: Moo.·Thflr..I &&•4 p.m. • FJI, g a.mA p.m. •Sit g a m -t p.a.
-hooltnC -ill Celifarnla 11111 year. Glendale hderallNewpor-t-Bea "-~ ......... · : ---t
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perlOlli clled -bo ...... _, 111•
fint five -al Ibo ,.ar, com•
per9d -30 darlDC ... • ... ·~~i!:!~--
al boettn& ~ ·-Ille priu
m,, 1!111 Paclllc o.t HlglMf al lllcAr1ls Boullvwd " ..
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tma11, w ..... E • ..,.,lck Jr., who
loot a 1114 Jor ·rH1ecti0n, llled a re-
port _llating campaign Ul\ODIOI of
'11.11. Tbe filial llltry was 62 cents
for -aplrin.-• •.·:
l .. Gordon. Ldo•tmt •... 1.t, of GoJdttl
Valte11, Mmn., keepa a clo1e eye on
lit,.;pit as U climb• cm hi!1 shoulder.
No, tft ii not a ftCCOOft but a Vilt-
-..,. ~mt ohij;pcd Gir freight
from South Vi•lllmn bv Pfc. JIOl>m L<IQ~ton, Gordon'.-brothir. Thi f'!il
qt;Olint ""'1e eot iDeil}M TI6o potincb mid iiaa • "<rl/ long tongmc lf1 ...,.
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dant Roymond SMiloclt found •a
note' wadded beneath. the. gas cap
·-which read, *'fI:ve .been..tidnapped,
call the police." Sherlock 'jotted
dl!'lm the· Hcens .. number, called·
police and the c,ar was stopped -~
minutes later on the Pennsy1varua
Tumike. Police questioned driver,
Merle Mennent•, for about 20 min, ..
utes and let him go so he and l!ls
wife, Bonit•, could continue on
their honeyniooD. A friend had
stuffed the note under the gas cap
after their marriage at Pecatoolca,
Ill. • A 17-year-<lld girl In Canaan,
Vermont, received a federal in-
come tax refund check for $3,378.· as: 'i'hat was protty good, but the
recipient, Deni• DUr•nlNu, bad
not done any taxable work during
1967 and had not filed a nitum. The
check was from the Internal Rev·
enue Service'• district office in An--
dover, Masa. .Ber .parents, Mr. MMI
Mra. Rom• DvrMINu, reported
the error. ·
Motorilti •Iii lroubt.-on Loi
Angele• l'netDllfll """ coll for
asmtano< tnmo 8J/J -roadride wlcp/lonu. Tho frtt-
""'11 CCJll.IJos~...,1,,..,.
-<roted i• April, 11161, bv Los
Angele• County Its llg7U!Mftll
with tM Pocifie Telep"°"" and
Telegroph Compcmv and tM
General T•lep"°"" Compcm11-
.Maryland t>emoerattc R a p •
Cl•r•nce D, Lant la!d he haa
received aeveral hundred com.
munications,lltging hts support of
gun control legislation. Included
was a caller who told Long's . secretary: 11You ten Long if be
doesn't eet a gun control bill
through Congress within t w o
weekS, I'll 1b0ot him ... • British diplomat R 1 y m o n d
Whitney who finally returned to
London after more than a year's
wait for hts exit visa from Peking,
celebrated the occasion by taking
l1is family .out to eat: , • Chinese
food.
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Iii Coart Friday Senate De haies. Gun L aw.
' ' Sirhan .May Ask ' . . ' ' Receae• Before V oii.ng on Vital lisire_ ·, ,.
WASlllNOTON (AP) -Tiit -and -ar -11W"bl 41!-all mlnlltratlOl>bllllAbts-a· . · ' .
F urt h er Delay JudlollrJ Oomvlllo1 •-~ lllD VWllWI aarllar 11111 -. but he. The major dlll,,_11 M _. ID lnc1ude roclti. us llldloltod be,...-eo..,w to com-would g!ye the ,..., a clumce
U..dnl ot -ID .. :: ooa-~ ..U.. -cm !Iii -. .ardor I:'! .. :"~ .. ~-=
1ro1 i.,talilloll but toot a rteell 1'dlnp Ilk! the ID'M!I-• «· gbvernment look· over. ''!'!le ·ac1-
before ..a.c. -to tie the two bin. ~ is mlnls-.n bill w~· -
LOS ~GELES (UP!),..,-Sirhan B. to a -on l"ridl1, -Soll. Joeepb D. '1'1d1DP, D-Md., 1114 llulcolfy oioal tbe 11nes·o1 I ri&illr•· bii~~t~ ~~ , ~ .....
Sir!r • -~ will ··' lo a _,, ··• ·•-0 ·•-~ IOI-'-Iha. t •·~ DW• lion and lice111mc DlellU\'I be in· ' orunmg ""'<"" CIP=~-!' • ---an 1 new ..... ney .,... r ·--S-1cr Court Judp Richard --~ --'trodUDld before the Pres14enl -<ed 1 ·,..te and Johiison's call for llridor ' ·-.week .continuance ID the Keo· 8"111uor lo, oppolat • a 1 o c on d lJ two lloun be wa1 .bopeful « acUon for lelldatlon of thlo tliJd. ~ -il?emm leWl'l!ift bl'ilo!Jtit 11tt IUll . :i.;t ==~n:~~~hen bis pa)'Ohla1riat l<1tnmlne the defendul. on tllo blU by U1e end ot the day. · However, Tydings old he ·~. in· CQ\ltrOl contto•er•Y lo a crllicol ,1tqo
The 24-year-old deteMant Wu If Partont dlCidel Slrbu abould , However, Sea. Georce A. Smatber1, cmporated aome 11atute1 of 1tbl_~ tJn Congreu..:,;'i. · o.L '...-f. :... • .;,." :.-
• scboduled to enrer a plea lo the fatal pleod inwllty, the court would oppoinl D·Fla., and MDe -committee "-• · j • ' r .A. · • ...._
shootlngcif-F.!Cennedyandtbe' yetonotberpaycbiotrlltwblllooplllion memben :!:"'* doul>t lllot the * *., /"'. .. ~ .:-g.~, .I:\-.·-:;';'•-'. .~;;;:=:::::: :;::·stom::=:~~ ;;~~~~ Miami Qfy C9~c,il ~p.~ses
•ot~~omr.11 • · aWeUate' la-_...., p " ·~ • .. -. ..._._..,to UH.....,. PreaidentJobDlcatooaUn"lntentlte .... 1•. ·. • ., ._ 1. 'satd'.lfec!'!'lday1;. w~·~ iQ;·"tif. , '-°'%t'dollJ ~ eurolle to ;; · moll arder M1e1 « OJI Moiml,'•JD.' · ' · · '"'' . =::rlbe':.::=li!S~~· ,,._, .... _. .. ~ ot prelrlot cl=~~· .. reqW.. S-qper · 'to11'ir_ h. Gu 'n · L.aw
l 1'\e ~n ~that Sirhan ~ ... \&cqeH lo d police Htioul re~ ol oil\~,·; , '. ~ . . Win ·pleiid'.'limocenf by'reaion· ·« Jla. :.._.,. ot"" ~aae. Also •"'""111• Jo ..
!sanltyaedtllecourtbaa•jlpotnt;dtwo ..tbevolmnillo•,.~ofllle-T' ' w· u' ~. laAMIBEAClllUPl).::ni.Mlaml·· ~ .... aholiWll aed , .. .., ..... n . -'~'"tr1st1 to ,.._1i,9 1he -.aped. ..:. .._.., ~-· . ....._' '~1 1 • ~... • ' . Jit.';;;"ilf•~ .umlllllli>D"Woilk!i°be: 1 ·"' ',..._,,.., • ,_, ; --een•a ge · e .(. .• ~b Olly OounclJ bu puoed a auper wliJch ill clell(necl to upel &.projdla
.• ..,.,~~li>lb1defcJse: ·1 ·, lrt1-l11Slrbap1IDdlctmeul._:r,l 1· ', . -, loUlll''IUD law ,Ille! nqulrea the bytheoCtimi.t·Uyeip!oll"-" 0 E~,~~=i:.. ... 1tit:, ·l'l!~Msa::~-:..:. .... : Knifed t0:'Deafh:: =:.=:'~i::= ~The::=~W'e.~~
· pol-eot. 'Ille .otller, ·Dr. Erle 11 lll -with.-cue, will jota • • ' · joll Mnleaee for Vlolator1. weapou 'wJlh the pollce '~
Marcus, preeumably has eumlned the case later to anist in Sirilan's POMONA (AP) - A 17-yeer-old . '!be ardtnuce, passed unanimously The ordinance fcrce1 gun l!UJ'l{'I to
· Sirhan and told Panom of the reSults. · ·, housewife apparently was lured or ,by t h e ~ Wednesday nJ.&lrt; re· wait three days after purchase before
It was believed that when Sirhan defense. pulled into a car while walking home qulree penons. to be pbotograPbed, receiving police approval and actual11. •
returlll to tbe jail chapel ®nVerted in· .W~en the second .. defei;ise ~~el fTom work and.stabbed to death when ,fingerprinted and . approved by the · reteiving their weapon.
.G88-, Explodes; .
600 Residents .
Evacuate Town
SCANDf,\, Kan. (UPI) -Twe!ve-
thousand galloDB of poisonous gas
under pressure ahot half a mite high in
a mwbroom cloud todaiy to hover over·
thil ooxll>ern Kansas community aiid
f<rce evacuation fl. itl 600 reaidenta
fer a miet Interval.
eaten the,.-:iw....,.lll.expoct;,d to she ...ii!Ocl ber IDller'• advmj, 'P<>ll<e deperlment ·helor•'they.cau buy ; Yioz.«on al the~ -a aeet:an add1tiooal delay so the.new at. aheriff's· iitticeta say. . r ' · any 'fil'f:arm. . · mandatory 30-day jail teatieDee. ·
torney COll!d fam!Uarize blmoell with Sheriff's Lt H. w. 'Wbilol 111c1: 'at-l ~ Pu! Seldmnon, -Gun deolere were .reMrlc\Od· """'
lhe -· tractive Sandni Kay Stickney wu ramrodded lie law to-~ over Ille ·llw· ln>m Mllllg . Ulf,.. II ~ remained lll • mulmmn believed f80ll lllV• latt lhorily 8fler the object!om ot l oeal _.ism.n's -lllldar·Uloaco·ot·ll;-•!
oocority. coll in<the now OOUl)t)'.jall. Oil midmllil . !l'ooadq as· ·sbe walked groups, said the measure conlalns lb• · tel°"' er -~'""'~ -•-Fridayocthe.Jail chapel wllob,lle ·-towribti -.. , . , "bost part&" ot,tbe Federal FlrNnns la! inrtltutton wilhin flw .yU;o. Ga
arraJgned will oa-ln be turned into • The g1r1•1· body wa1 looDd about Coo1nll I.aw and llmilat law1 ID New dealers are .aloo ~eqmt.d ID,blp OD
lemPol'fUY courtroom so the defendant eight hOUH later ID a housing projecl York Qty and Chicago. inventory .t their· atOek and. ~
will remahullfely l!>slde \h<l .bui!ding. under COD81ructioo at Diamonil Bar, . Tl>• new Miami Beoch ordlneiice re-p<>ljco of all·iun putcliw lflPllc.a-
The trial was expected to be held ·in aboUt 12 miles away. · -: · ' qulref the regititatlon of handguns, . within 24 'bour1. · •
the Hall of. JU!tlee, about a mile away ' · · · -·
from the jail in the downtown area
where workmen are turning en eighth
noor courtroom mto a viI1tual fortress.
-An armor plated, bulletproof' glass
enclosure costing $20,000 will protect
tile defendan4 judge and jUry from
any potential evena:er of Kennedy's
death.
S.um.mer
'11lere ...... "°..nous lnjlrlel. D ha P z· llur! 'l'bomu, an official ., the ur m 0 ice fun
begins
... with ·a
superb
Home Oil Co., 1ald tile cu. aboot1ng ~ _ •
from I -.. line, .'.'looted JUI! like .. m e . Tear Gas
an atomic nploslon. . .
11It went up like a wMte mtllbroom T ,
c1ooc1 .... -half m11. high," he SllcL . o Dispel Mob
Tile -bi(bway patrol aaid In· .
vestlgatlon lbowed there wu no fire,
and thus no hazard lo nearby lanb of
~ammonia.
'1'n>open uid I lruck bQi loaded
with aneydrolJs ommonla allpped otl a
llCale, breMmg I -elbow ID O
line from I tank. A Nfeif\'l]ve failed
lo tuncUon and the pollcmous 1u lhol··
out.
C!oylon -. manager ., Ille oil
OlllllpUlj', Suffered cbemloll burns
around tbe •ye 1. He ~ai taken to
Republlc Caanty,HOlpllal at Belleville
ml releued after treatment.
CJiemllll 1atd he could heve been
dloted lo death IHhe concenlratlon et
, .. had been great enough. The pa;
which II IWnmable, cuts <if the oz.
ypn supply from Ill vlctlma.
lleusurmce to 6calldla'1 resldenta
came from a spokeaman for the
Phlll1ps Petroleum Co mp any ' 1
lertillz.« "dep0rtmen4 -Hid the
gu would "settle. down."
"But don't g e t in it," a a i d Paul
Brown. "'Ihere'a been a lot of pepole
bYnded by it.''
Scandia reoidenta -bed fled. to·, the far edge of Ule city returned to
their homes some two boura later,
although I strong oder of (II atlll
pervaded the town.
"Of com'le there's going to be a ter·
rific odor' here for a wbilei'' Brown
said.
DUllHAM, N.C. (AP) -Police used
1ear ,gu to break qp a mob ·Of rnore
than 100 Negroes early today·lollowing
a ~hour meeting between the
group and the DlU'ham Housing
Authority.
Six ~bombings were reported, but
police did no one wu inJtu'ed.
'nl.e meeting had been called
Wednelday-night to air srievanceo of the Negro tenanta.
·1'Tbe grievances were mostly small
tblnco," old Police Chief · W. w.
Pleasants. "Thbiga like chipped sinks,
a child falllng off a broken !':"!: and
burtinc himself, tblnp like tbal
Tile moellng became a shouting
match as member• of th e
predomlnanUy Negro audience pep.
pored the housing officials with Jeer1,
catcalll and profanity.
The authority adjourned the mee.ting
but the crowd of 300 refused to
disperse. Police called. for rein-
forcements, and officers with tear gas
were brought m.
The crowd broke up into · 1maller
groups without incident
The smaller groups began roaming
the streets and scattered incidents of
rock throw!nc and botue throwlnC
were reported.. Police said damage
wu minor and no arrests "Were made.
'When police and firemen arrived at
·one of the fire• a group of between 100
and 150 Negroes refused to dl!perse
and tear gas wu used, police said.
They said the blaQ wu llarted by 1
fir.bomb.
The meeting bad 'been held under
str~ot security .precautions.
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And • • • yn tnloy 111 of thu 1 p t. Hv111t1111 wh• yo1 buj frum ·
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t:A~UNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA ' . lliURSDAY, ~UNE 27, T968
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Secret 1·0 A~d Act to PI·ayhouse Fund Dr_am~
Holited Oil 'Wll>&ll of. -U(Olt, the Laguna players long dream of a
new theater lJ at laat otf the ground. -
Construction is expected to begin in
mid.July and continue through the
swnmtt, which may bring an outcry
from the neighboring Festival of Arts.
The -t lo the loog play.rs
drama which bad tmfolded sCene by
scene in cotmcU chambers for years
even had the element of mystery.
Geoffrey Riker, Pla)'tll vi<e pres!·
den~ pre,..leit Uie .councll a paper
said to contain the names of 10
persons helping guaraJltee a cash
shortage:' ..
However the ma~ was pot made
public despite ·an argument from the
press. · .City Attorney Jack J. Rlmel ruled
that. tbe material presented .at the
public meeting was not public .until it
is received and filed. ·
By a split vote councilmen '&CCepted
TALL 'TASSEL' IN CORNl'IELD CRASH SITE
Tall Rotor of Giant s ... stanlon T-rs Above Tall Com
El Toro Probing Cause
Of Helicopter Smashup
An Investigation. is under way today
in an elfort•to determlne the,cause af
a u.s·. Marine helicopter crash
Wednesday at El Taro In w!Ocb the sb:
servicemen abaard escaped with
minor injurlesi
A spokesman at El T0<0 report.ed
that an accident board ii i:resenUy in-
vestigating the crash. No cause has
yet been determined. \
The CH-53 Sea Stallion tiellcopler
crashlanded in a ccrn field near El
Toro's main gate.
The helicopter, , tl}e newest in t,tie
U.S. Marine Corps' rotary airctalt.11>
ventory, was badl,y damaged..._ but aD
aboard walked away from. the scene.
niey were liter treated and released
at the base bospilal.
Earlier reports said that the aircraft
lost power on a routine training
mission.
The Sikorsky-built craft fluttered
down Into Irvine Ranch Jll'Operty 100
yards welt of Trabuco Road, lurching
onto its right side in a tmgle of rotor
bla<les.
A list of those aboard released by
the Marine Corps air facility Included:
Capt. DeDDil Cburcbin, 'rl, of
Mission Viejo, the pilot.
lit IA. Davtd E. Taylor, 24, Of North
Tlrrytown, N.Y., co-pilot..
Cpl. Robert Hammel, ~' ol Bowling
Green, Mo., crew chief.
Lanoe Cpl. Jobo E. Brenner, 24, of
Santa Ana, first mechanic.
Two passengers aboard were Cpl.
John J. Eisenbarth, 21, ol Reno ,
Nevada, and Lance Cpl. Norman E.
OIJeo, ol Anculn·
the project and plans and waived
some of the earlier (cash ln hand) re-
quirements.
· Maior Glenn Vedder voted no and
Councilman Riobard Goldberg, who
had vOted yes, asked lf he could vote
again but apparenUy could not legally.
Vedder said the Festival of Arts
board feels there should be no con-
struction until the Festival season is
over. He sald~he was disturbed. about
various angles of the aituation.
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Goldberl Mid bo too ..... concerned
and JIJ'Ould Ute a chance to1re.¥0te.
Vedder read ·a statement of 1916
from Milt Hanson, fol-mer players
president.
"only after all the caah ii ~ band
will a request be made for permission
to break ground," read Vedder.
During discussion ol pending con-
struction contractor Abe AtY 1 nid,
"Maybe I don't understand; I thought
I couldn't work at nlgbl." _
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Rimel read an agreement 1taUng
that the contl'ac\of waa to cooper.te
with the FesUval and any confllcts
would be adjudicated bY the council.
Rimel said be could start con-
struction as long as it does not in-
terfere with the Festival. ·
Riker said t.b.a\, Davld Young, a
Festival diiector, realized the.re would
be 10me· dirt, noise and contusion and
felt It should not be reason for ir·
reconcllabla dlapu1IO,
ar1nes
Leary Bails Out Son
Found at Laguna Home of Drugged Boy
By RICHARD P. NAIL
Of n. IMllr Plitt Stiff
child. ball Wednesday and is to be arrN.gned
Young~ was .arrested on a war-in mpnlcipa~ court July D, police said.
µm cult Mill'· 'j:lmo~,arY. · ran!~~,!19v, 'IJ ~ ....Ll'Pllce wel)l --I'\ 5'N• ~·war. bmlH~"'bil · 'a. .~at; heviJil'~z•Mtif.•· ... :-.-~ in NCNW'Waue iyoung
I.atuu, Beach vlJall iWedoillday ·m1sdemeanar. Leary returned to New York. Hls
aftanloon. , Po1F.! picked 111J Ibo y..._ Ltory llllber, a lotm~ H a r v 1 ~ d
John Buach Leary baa been arrested last Thai!.kSgiving nigbt after a p"Sycbologilt, lias an estate near
at 1215 Rc>o1evelt Lane. It is the home howewile in the 100 block of Temple Millbrook, N.Y. The senior Leary is
ot"J obD. M. Griggi. 24, an empioye of llills Drive complain.ed. of a youtJt on foUQder ol the League for Spiritual
Mystic Arts World, a psychedelic her porch who was acting sCrange]¥. Discovery. He reft Harvard in 1963
shop. · · He was placed in protective cus.tocly after l:iJs experiments with LSD ex-
. Griggs' 5-yeac-old. son, Gerry, is in in the care ol a psychiatrist at Orange ceeded ·the bounds 'sanctioned by the
serious co~U~ · 8t ·South Coast Com-County Medical Center and later school.
munity Hospitat He ls believed to released to his father. Dr. Leary was Offlciab at South Coast Community
have aw2ilowed the hallucinatory drug living in Laguna at the time with bis Hospital said the condition of little
STP, which caused a respJratory col-new bride, 'Rosemary, 33. t.~ Gerry remains ·the same .!:. serious.
la!"e and partial paralysis in ·the John Leary was released· Oil f.'115 (Soe LEARY, Pale I)
Ex-councilman
From Mesa Now
Laguna Planner
Btlliness executive Wayne Hauser
will be repjoced ... tile Lquna Beech
Pl.mntng Commission by an an·
thropologlst.
Mayor Glenn Vedder Wednesday an·
nounced Hauser's resignation and the
appointment of Dr. Joseph Tomehak,
41, former Costa Mesa city coun-
cilman to take hls ·place.
Vedder said Hauser wtio is taking
over management of a n e w
cablevbi.'90 system will have less time
availaNe. He said, howeve!', he has
persuaded him to seNe on the
citlzeii's advisory committee being
assembled to work on general plan
preparation.
Hauser was appointed to the com-
mission in March of 1963 to replace
Vedder who bad been awointed a
councilman. His term would have ex·
pired Aug. 2, 1970. Realtor Lloyd Milne
also announced he is leaving the com-...
mission at the expiration of his term.
Tumchak, 330 Cajon St., teaches
anthropology at Orange Coa5t College
and also teaches at Cal State
Fullerton .
He served on t'he Costa Mesa council
from 1962 until 1964 but resigned when
(See TOMCHAK, P1ge %)
Ray Denies Any Part
In l(illing of Dr. King
LONDON (UPI)· -J..,.... Eorl Ray
today denied In court ttiat be
assassinated the Rev. Martin Luther
King Jr, He said he did not e".C::l\ bear
him a grudge.
Ray's voice was squeaky at first but
when his BrJti-ah defense attorney ask·
ed him "did you kill Dr. Martin Luther
Ki"ng?" his reply was firm, quick and
almost matter of fact :
"No sir."
Ray entered a Bow S tr e e t
Magistrate Court for an extradiUon
hearing chewing .a:um 'Uld flanked by.
two ScoUand Yard detectives. nie jaw
muscles beneath his stubble of beard
twitched as he beard himself describ-
ed as the "single hand" that killed
Klng in Memphis, Tenn., on Aprll 4.
Barrister David Calcutt, the British
attorney acting for the United Siates,
accused Ray of execuUng t h e
NEW "YORK (UPI ) -Investors
returned from a one-daj trading lull in
a cautious mood today and prices slip-
ped slighUy lower In heavy trading
on the New York stock Exchange.
(See quotaUons, Pageo Jl.19).
"calculated, brutal and senae's
!iturder11 of King with a rifle wblcb
bore bl1 flngerprint1.
"In ' my mind ttUs was the single
handed work of this defendant,"
Oakutt said. I
In his own tes\i~ony Ray told the
court he had never met King.
, "I have never bad any kind of
grudge against him .• " he said.
.Ray, his dk.rk brown hair neatly
combed, hunched forward in the iron·
railed prisoner's dock as Calcutt call·
ed a U.S. fingerprint expert wbo
testified Ray's fingerprints were on
the rifle that tilled King.
lie was obviously nervou• as Caleu!t
told or Charles Q. stevene:, a resident ot the Memphfs boarding house frOm
which the state of Tennessee contends
that Ray shot King.
He said Stevens saw Ra y enter a
bathroom and that then be beard the
shot wblcb killed the clvtl rights
leader.
Ctn lf.emphl1, Stevens was reported
to have dropped out of dght. He had
occupied. room No. 6 of Mrs. Bessie
Bi-eo,yer's, rooming bouae. Authorities
say Ray w-a1 in room 5. MrL Brewer
also dropped out of 1lght. \ ·
Visitor N ahhed .
On Drug Qiarges
• PoM.ce arrested a mm;a in the parking
lot of a Laguna Beach restaurant Wed·
nesclay nilht .., suspicion o1 both
poss-ion of dnlp -·-to ..U
aild tr=cllnC ...... drugs.'
Nixon Disavows Wallace
There are two extradlUon counts
8gainst Ray, Tennessee wants hfm on
the murder· char&t. M.laaouri w~t him for breaking jail in 1967 while e
was serving tlme f'1' fint-degree-. k
r-ry. Ray 11111 t.s cbarged In Lo •
dort under the name of a.ym
C R kef U W N R , H Z GeorgeSneyd. · OUnf.eTS OC e er' Qnf,s 0 QCl.St. e P Ray's delenae attorney conteD<\s
, thilt tin. slaying ol the controveratal
Robert ,, 31, wbo gave .a
Grend , Mich. addreU, WM ar~
rellld In Iba parldnc Jot ol Demly'I
Restaurllli. · · By THE. ASSOCIATED PRE$ Nixon said he hopes Vice Pi:e1ldent
Police Sgt DIVe Brown slid olllcen former VI~ Preslclmt Richard M. Hubert H. Humpbre7, Democritlc
IHl'Clled Henry's car wttb hi 1 ~lyingrl to otalementl by GOP presldenUal aspirant, will makel a
-permlH-..fOulld 1 pl""c.J>a&_ · val ' ~~ I 1.0 a· -tllllllar• 1ta1tn1enl.o:!'ap<l thaL~boul<I_
with 187 cajllulel on I ltereo unit .Rocke!eller, says he wants no support clear the air.'1
beftuth Ille dalb. -third party pnsidelitlal can· New' Yotl:: Gov. Rockeleller bid at·
Brown llld the •llfl*I !old police did• Geor1e C. W•ll~ce. cu"d the Nixon <alllj) of courting
be did not i.--the ·~ "I've been In poUUcl jor 22 )'l!ll'S Wallace~ to )Viii aoutbllm volel.
w11 and bad never teen tbt bl& or , and I'Ve never had a ?aciat ht my Wall1ee, meanwhUe, sald be will not
contenta before. arganizaUon,:' Nlxoa 1akl in New York withdr1w from the pnsldeudal race
BtOWD okl tDe captulel cootalned a Wednes~y. "From what I've , read, under any clrculJl'ltanc:el .. ·
wlllte ~ whldl police w!H.IHlve Wallalie'• appeal t.s It> the dlNcilon of -Th• lormer Alahama governor said MOlYUd-A eocnplolnt 11 to bo 10UCbl ncilt elemeotl. Both llll\llX porliet early In hll -.palcil bo would
tocla,y • .ll disa1Sociate tbemaelVet !tom him." •• wlthdl'lw U It lppO&red candidlles ol
:.. ~ ~·
either 'mijor party ' "°itld 1dopt 'tb.e clvU rip ta IHder wa1 1 polltlc'1
;pouc1 .. '!" 1ata America need1. ·crime whlcb t.s· not.covered by ~Al;·
But now."it'1 too late" Wallace aa1d Brltlah e~adWOn agreement.I. _ M1glrtrate· Frank Millon' set 1nother
·1n Montgomory; Ala. ·ffe'-nld for-1n1-11oarln~lor TUelldaf, Ju1y-2. Ray, who
of the Republican or Dtmoc:ratic c&D• wu w c blue ~ and a
dldates to support bl' pollcle1 DO'! It · dark.lick 11 ordered held wttbollt
would. 2nly 'l"oke them mora likely to ·ball.
come to pus. Ray, who hu been .U.. alnce bis
Vk• President Hul>ert H. Humphre1 · lrntl at London Alrpart J-I on
&llPtli'ed lodlor to hive lamlecl the dlorps ol illvlnC . llle~llpOrl.s tfrit top compalrn alde'of'the late sen . and carrylnc 1 pistol, ro1t his
Hoban F. Khledy to a<cepl a -,1a...,.,. announc:ed lo 1 1 court:
Jfllldcal home. · "I call my client.''
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The councll agreed th1t Ibo pia,ers
should give detailed landlc'IPlnC planl
before a use and occupancy permit ii
given for the new UM!ater. Azar
esUmated Jt would take about eight
months to construct.
The players presented the councll
and preslj: with, a financial statement
sbowlnl total aueta of '3113,.-This
Included guarantor pledges of flS,llOO,
a $20,000 pledge_ from Mrs. Lewia F.
_ (See PLAYHOUSE, P ... I) ,
Emhattle(l
Fort Now
Not Vital
SAIGON (UPI) -Fn>m lboJtalla of
Montezuma to the shore• of Tripoli.
tlie U.S. Marines probably proW to
fight their country's battlH ~
but Khe ~anh.
. Fight al Khe Sanb they did -COD·
towlding predlcilons of an Amert.can
Dfen Bien Phu 1 and smashing the
greatest Communist siege of the war.
'But the leathernec"kt ,;re leaving the
fort Jn the northwes~ corner of South
Vietnam tocSay. lt wu not expected. to
be a tearful ltav .. taldng.
Kbe Slnh bu been bome to -since September, 1966, when a
leatherneck company ca:me and perCb..
ed on the red dusty plateau astride one
or the main Communist infiltration
routes into South Vietnam. It never
was a happy home.
In Hanoi, the North Vietnamese
decided ' the Marines must be swept
away. And , they figured, crushing Khe .
Sanh would reap propaganda rewards
as valuable as the crushing of the l ,IXX>
Marines who finally bad dug·ln there,
So the ordeal otaried. And yciuog
Marines learned wba~ their
predecessors must have felt when the
German Big BerthH raced 11alnlt
leathernecks in France in 1918 and
when Maj. James~Devereaux and hil
band of Marines st~ •off a Japanese
Invasion of Wake Island for a berolC
time at the dawn of America's en-
trance into World War II. The sbelll
came day and night.
First the North Vietnamese -and
they massed two divisioDJ, some
15,<XXI men, around the plateau -fire
15,000 men, around the plateau_.. fired
mortars and rocketa from the Jungle
covered hills around the fort. TbeD
they set up .heavy artillery just to the
west, in neutral Laoa. On Jan. 21 the
Communists cut the lut road link to
Khe Sanh .
No In ore coul~ the leathernecks
(See KHE SANH, P1ce %)
Oraa1e
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Don't live •P llopo; Ibo IUD
will be out lor 1 quick peek at
the Orange Cout -.On 3 and
5 p.m. Friday. Otherwt.se It'•
1Ull cloudsvWe.
INSIDE TODAY
C.Ufono4o ii /acing tllf 1n0fl
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.Reds Welco ' ' ,.. ~
e U. n idates at Pari·s T·alks'
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Thi """ -'"' .,. Joni, --.. ••t!; ...... listed tbt litnllh al depeods on
Ille' Unitecl Slalel. . • . . There is no prospect now for 1 sum-
mit meetiQI bttwun Pr eal dent
Johllson and North Vietnamese Prell·
.dent !lo Chi Minh to bre~ the
deadtock, Communlat aourcu aald.
VJ"rem
OJ1w I. V---X. I ti tlio U:S. nol"llll<n, pr<>mpt1y accuaed
Thuy " "p0tetQUelt" twbting the
Geneva a·P:fl!llenls to his own in·
terpretation.
oblervertj. may Both 1Jde1 appeared to · have
have conlalDod 1 .Ualit -. Ha, In· ·clollbertlll1 refrolDed llom • maldng
dJclted North Vietnam wocifd conaKler 1 majof · -...mcfvei 'at ' 1be Wedilesday
~ the 1114 'OeDnC agriementr aeaton. ,lfatrbnan ..,,., _still-jn the
tO-Uit Vlt~ ... -II the United United ~ for COMuliationa after
statel -It WU tbt ........... In att-,nc a tamlly wedding. • __
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" 124 Re.ds .... fSiiif f.e.d: __ Oiit
Budget Approved
·· For $3.9 Milli~
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Electronic 'BZOOdhound' D3ed j,n":(J'IJ:e~ive , ~ . . ' , , ...... ,·
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s.\IGON (UPI) -American troopa
Ullne au electronic "people anllfu" ~ Jd1Hn1 12' C4mmllnillo in a
"bloodhound" ofitnllve 'tndtd tod11
again.st forces threatening Salgon.
other alli.ed units uncovered an
ar.senal of 417 rockeb onJ.Y"'lS miles
from the city.
to lrock f!>mmi11illta ID Nu.n1 Delt..
01btlnl II mllt1 IOlltil'"'ll of SaiJon
which coet"ll Americans kilJ.ed and 35
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cafbon dl~-?Dla gas produced
l!Y' ~~· 'l\e equipment
tru;>lates' tllll ., ~. 'tnto sound waves
agd e~~b• r&l'oUDd ~orcea to cl91e in
as the electronJC "nose" aboard the
helicopter -Skims overhead at treetop
level.
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San Joaquin School District trustee~
~ 1 ednesday night adopted a $3.
· .dllion tentative budget 'for ne:
:hoot year, half agaJn as >arge as ti
'..6 miJJlon budget tills 'f'M·
Tho upondecl budflet will require
. .-t tu tnCNOSe from .1.66 to fl.I
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!LAYHOUSE ••
·Aoulton and a $30,000 pledge from the
,;ty.
'Ibe funds aareementl a n d ~ort are to go Into eacrow at
Securi!)' Flrll NaUonal Bank.
Oocmdlmen gave the dty manager
!)el'IDIS11lon to give 24-hour notice to
occupants or the Burt property. It will
be dem<>lished to make way for the
new theater.
At the conclusion of the discussion
and negotiation, George Gade, playe~s
president, said the action was a b1g
moment ln the' life of the playhouse
and resolved an effort Wider way for
five years. Councilman Joseph O'Sullivan con-
gratulated the playh°""" boord and
said tbe theater 'WOuld be a wonderfuJ
thing for Lapna. · He aaid the
playhouse woulcl..apparently be unique
west of the Mississippi.
Rec, Guard Pay
Hikes Approved
· Llfecuorda Olld n1cn•ollon clopart·
moot ~ rec<livecl hourly pay
;..,....., by Laguna Beach City
Councll octloo .Wednesday nlgbt.
City !\{-James D. Wheaton
propoled a 15-ftnt per hour lncrease
far flle 1U1111Der (Ull'Cll.
Tbe tocrease he said, would bring
the hourly rate io JU5 for a firot year
pan! and '2.115 for a flltl1 r-guard.
The pay for a Captain w• increUed
15 e<Ua and for Ueut>enonll It 'ftDt up
20 cent.a per hour.
Wbooton n•:<MnlllODded and council·
men approved lncnM91 o f ,1.25 to
•t.50 for the rirtmmtng pool cashier;
'8 to rr per ..... for baokett>all
ret.reee. '5 to '8 per hour for SCUBA
diving insCruclo<s; and '8 .. rr per
hour for tmn1I inStruct.on.
Nixon, Humphrey Tie
In Yietnam Survey
PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI)
Ridlard M. Nlxon ·and Vice President
Hubert H. Hmnphrey each received
the aame J*'Centage of votes from a
cro1s section ol adults queried by the
Gallup Poll on the question of which
man could do a bett.r job in deollnr
with the Vietnam war, it was revealed
today.
The pres:.idenUal candidates each
aoored 41 percent in the national poll
wllld> found 16 pe<eent al lhOH polled
uodecldecl.
DAILY PILOT
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J1r.lt l. ,,,,'f:".J,:f P111I Nl1M11 .._. ~Dlf'tPW ---...... Mlw P.O. a. 6" tl61l m ........
O!WOHlcM --·-... ·-. -=, .... ,. •. __
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'?r SlOO of assessed valua.t!on.
The stepped-up education prograr:
: based on an enrollment lncreat
om 4,600 to a probable 6,30.
::Udents.
The bouatng tract IChool dlstrlct
bat stretches from University P.,..k to
Mission ViejO contlnuea: to grow by
rapid proportione. .
The school board is in agreement on
the large budget and tax increases.
While a school board usually cannot
levy taxes without going to the voters
it may make UJe of certain permluive
overrides which wiD cover the 38
cents, Business Supt. Rex Nerison
siad.
The permJsalve overr.ldes to be ap-
plied cover el!tra intermediate school
costs and program• far . the ~ucationally handicapped and mentally
retarded.
A teacher salary schedule from
$6,500 to S12,480 per year was adopted
by lhe board Tuesday night. This
year's S"alary schedule · ranged from
$6,125 to $11,505.
KIDNAP!NG SUSPECT
Charles Robert Wiiiis
Theate.r Holdup
Sitspec,t Nabbed
In Park Stakeout
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
or 111t D•llr l"n.t s1tff
A surly suspect in the '40'l knife·
a.nd-guns holdup of a ·Costa Mesa
t.heater three weeks ago faced ar·
raignment today, after his arrest Wednesday night during 1 stakeout at
a local trailer park.
'Charles R. Willis , 38, of 133 E. 16th
St., was to participate in a lineup
before a handful of witnesses at 2 p.m.
today for possible identification, with
arralgnment following.
Mermaid Class
Planned for Girls
By Lifeguards Willis' roommate, Charles R •
Ready to wet your nippers girls? Charberg, 57, had been . tak~n. into
The Laguna Beach Ufeguardr are. cu.atody two hours earlier m con·
1pomoring a "Mennal~ ProgrCIDl" ... neqlnn with tile robbery of the Fox
this summer for glrla a to 12 yeara:-Oiti .., ~ Coast Theater, 4.110 S. Brl.stol
It will Include beach lore and Water $!., b(.detectlves who went to the
safety. Lifeguard! John .... ningli~ !1!!!! f~' 'l'\'ailer Park. .
and Tim Davis will teaclr the girls wµui ·~ arrested on , a '62,500 bail
first aid, elementary JJfesavlng, mat w~ant .c~arging him with ~o counts
and body surfing, water s&rety, pad. of kldmipmg, which carries a life
dleboarding md elementary snorkl· sen~nce if the defendant is convicted.
ing technique. PotJoe Capt. Ed Glasgow said arm,ed
Cunningham, a physical educatJon robbery, a lesser charge, is included
instructor, said prior experJence 11 not in UJe warrant.
a prerequisite. Emphasis 11 on fun The kidnap!ng charge arises from
wblle learning. The Mennaldl will ~ jact lhat the bandit who robbed the
have contests, awards and prtr.es and thlater marched manager Harry D.
a picnic at season's end. Franqis and assl1tant manager Loren
The program begins July 8 at 1:30 R. Annas away as hostages at gun.
p.m. at the Main Beach guard head-poillt.
quarters and continues Mondays and Charberg, reportedly a long-Ome ac·
\Vednesdays unW Aug. 14 .. It will be ql)llntance Of Willis, is booked only on
from 1:30 p.m. until 3 p.m. suspicion Of one count of armed rob-
bery as a possible accomplice in the
unusually hand.led holdup.
Lifeguards . Keep
Busy in Laguna
The surf may have been low but
statistics kept rolling into the i.cuna
Beach Lifeguard Departmelil .
,.. o( Jl\M 25 •. guards bod reoiirded
31 re1C!Uts. They admlniltered 362
minor first aids; recovered '3 Jost
aritcles; foUlld 19 Jo1t pers9n1; blew
the whllUe (to llJ• SPCA) on 12 lost
<togs; ~d assisted four boats In trou-
ble. Also they epforced · 865 c t t y
ordinances relatin1 to beach acUviU ell
and cOntrolled 1,071 beach and water
activities.
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TOMCIIAK .••
be ncelvocl a Fulbright Scbolanhlp to study at Cambridge •.
'lbe dlisatrtation for his doctorate
was on the development of coutal
towns and vWages, a comparilon of
thoge to Southern Calllornla witll vill-of France ond. S'tritzerland.
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LEARY .•.
The cblld 1Wl doe& not talk but hes
responded eome and l.s out of the
mli!DPn tent wl!lch suppllecl him '"" ygen and hwnidlty. -
'Ibe mental condltion of the Utt.le boy
is still an unknown .factor. Whether he
·has auUered permanent damage from
the my1tery drug rem.al¥ to !;le seen.
The Child was playing in a field with
other youngsters Sunday night when
he complained of his hands burning.
He collapsed and went into con· ·
vulslons. Hu falher told police Ille boy may
have discovered tbe powerful drua in
someone's outdoor cache.
Oeteetlve Norm Babcock-bld gone
to the Roosevelt Lane addres1
wedneSday 'mornlj>1 ... talk .. ll1t
child's father When John Leary
answered the door. Babcock returned lat.er wtth'th~ outstanding waJ1'ant and
tnade~the an:est.
Police : alld they understood the
ieillc(t-Leir)'" ii currently staying In
Palm 'Springs,
Auto Know Better
An air war communique trom the
U.S. commarid reported a Communist
MIG 21 shot down by a Navy pilot over
NortJ> ,Vietnam's Panhandle In a 45-
minute dogfight. The "kill"' Wed-
nedsay was the first in 4r'k months and
reflected increasingly heavy North
Vietnamese air defenses over the
Panhandle area.
The s._igon area fi.ghtinf: dNDi*ed
ground war dlopatcbol, but allled
headquutera reportod 171 North Viet·
namese and ' Viet Cong kw.ed and
seven _ prisoners taken in action
stretching from Hoi An along the ®n-
tral coast of South Vietnam to Quang
Tri Province just. below t h e
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
The weekly casualty report issued
by the U.S. command today listed 299
Americans and 1,Jll9 Qommunists kill·
ed during the wttf: ended last Satur·
day.
The losses were the · lowest for both
~ides in two months ,·and continued. a
general decline during the period
following the opening of t b e
preliminary peace talks in Paris on
May 14.
The report on•tbe use of the "people
sniffer" said tbe 24-pound device was
mounted aboard a Hllcopt.er and used
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wounded ·· . .. . .
. The_ eleclrook d•l'lct, µsed by men
of the U.S. 11th lnlantry Division,
locatee·enemy, lcrce1 by picklnl up th•
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wander down the road to the village of the Indochina war. But° the French'.
Khe Sanb. The villl:IVI Jona ago 'had never had the mus.Ive U.S. firepower,
been evacuated. The Communlltl bad the art1llery pounding from nearby
moved Jn. Tbe Reda also overran lhe \. positions, the jet bombert and the
nearby Spec1al Fn>ct1 camp Jn their helicopters nOr the airstrip that never
f.1rst armored attack of the war. Only gave up.
a bulle~sp~ alr•trip llnkecl Kbe AJ tile weeb passed, Ille edge of the
Sanh to lroedopl., , , • ' .. llrlp wu· littered wltil remnani, of Communist sbelll smashed' every•. U.S. aircraft !hat did not make It lnto
building o~ the hue. The Marinet or out of Khe Sanh. But the huge ma·
leorned to llve llke moles. jorlty ol alrlllt craft made It ond on
still, they . played tlielr. gultmj. April 6 d~ver~ came. -
"Where have all the fl~~ 19net" .. "". In one ,Of the.largest ~ves of the
was a favorite .. A regiment of South war, called Operation Pegasua, U.S .
Vietnamese rangers dug in at the edge Army and Marine troops plus South
of \be alr1trlp with orders to stand or Vietnamese forces drove up the
die, never retreat The Vietnamese overgrown road and walked into Khe
managed to laugh a lol Sanh.
The North Vietnamese dug auault The 77-day siege was over, wlUt
trenches, zlg.u111Dg right up to the surprlatngly little Initial R e d
Marines' bar~ wire ' defemes. But resistance .. According to ·informed
something had gone wrong with 1ource1, American commanders -so
!fuol'1 plana. dtllghfed with Ille forceful mobllity
In Britalp 'and Fr~e. veteran· war shown by Pegasua -figured rllht
correspondenta wrote oJ the pouiblllty then to abandon Khe Sanh.
of another Dien Bien Phu, the 1964: But the guerrilla lnvulon of the
battle in which the Communllts IUI'· cltte1 was stlD under way, The sources
rounded and then amubed a major 1ald political reasons thus dictated. 1
French force lo lm!ak Plrla' splrlt ID gradual withdrawal from Kbe SaDh.
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This is the event Thrifty Shoppert lool. forward to. You wil r..ct 9onerous SAVINGS on such famous'
nom11 ••~HERITAGE, KINDEL, 'THOMASVILLE, CENTURY, BRANOT,'HIBRITEN and mony morel
Shop terlY, ''°' boat 1olection. , ·
11th siMI ,.4.NNUA.L SA.LE
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Opposing LBJ
C.Ourt Choices
WASHINGTON (AP) -An ls1uo
wu rahed In the Senste Judlclory
Committee today 11 to whethe!' any
vacancy exists on the Supreme Court
for President Johnson to llll. ·
Republic&n Leader Everett M.
Dirksen of Illinois, dlsc1oslng this, said
Alty. Geo. RamJey Clark prohabl1
will be called before the committee for
questioning. ~
Dirksen said ,that unW this point
came up. the committee wll talking
about starting beariJ!gs ~und July 10
on Johnson's nominations of Abe
Fortas as· chief justice and Homer
Thornberry as an associat.e justice ot
the Supreme Court.
He indic1"4J that before the com·
mittee considers the nominations, tt
will quiz Clari: on the question -of
whether an,..va1Cancy ezists.
"It ls 1 ftne question," Dirksen said.
"If no vaC6!1cy eXista, there ls nothing
to fill ...
The Issue was raised because of
Johnson's letter to Chief Justice Earl
Warren saying that he would i.ccept
Warren's retirement "effective at
such time as a SIJCCessor is quallfied."
Dirksen did not say who rai9ed the
question, but earlier Sen. Sam J.
.Ervin, Jr., D-N:C.1 came out of the
committee nieeting to say the argu.
ment can be made that no vacancy on the oourt exists. ·
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Uf'IT ........
ONE MORE° TIME -Tiny
little Citroen with big cargo
space for heroin is hoisted
aboard ship in Le Havre,
France, for its last voyage to
United States.
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Citroen ·a . Lemon:
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$22 Million Heroin Squeezed in Car
NEW YORK. (AP) -seven Um••
Ille mel&lllc groy Fr<nch OUIOlllOblle
made roundtrip transatlantlt: crop. tna:•, but only after it.I lut voyage
btre did authorities dLs<OVer that
beroill wat fitted into Its body poots,
lender.-, and freme and even the If.•
lank.
Authorities oo .both tides of the
Atlantic huabed up the gigantic find -
112 kilograms of heroln, worth tzl.4
mllllon on the illicit market-for two
moo!hs whilo trying to track down
members of the smugglinl rfng.
Wednesday, with five a 11 e Ced
memben under arrest -one here and
four in France -U.S . .Alty. Gen,
Ramsey Clark announced the New
York Qty confiscation as the largest
sing.le seizure of the drug in the na:
tlon's history. ,
Later, Paris police divulged the
seven roundtrip crossings of the
courier car, a 1962 Citroen convertible.
They said ooe of their prisoners ad-
mitted thet the ring had smuggled 730
kilograms Of heroin into the United
States -$146 million worth -over
the past three years.
Narcoti'cs officials said that 's
enougti to supply all of the estimated
60,000 addicts in this country for six
montM.
The seizure was made at 3 a .m.
April 28. With Giily a pier ·--
°"duty, two •11*1 -~ the Nn Yart Ci11 polloo
look Ille car ~ and -.. heroin. !
It WU In 2Z4 -Ucal!y ...W
gia.1ne ,Mp, ncretod la t b •
framework benolth tbe front and rear
seats, in th• apare~tlre well, iDlide ti•
gaa tank and ellewbm>. Tbo_ .......
gas tank had been ~ wlal ·a
smaller tank, leavlni room for ~
heroin, I
The frequency ol both tho _.;
transatlantic crontngs and It. n8I&.
· ings made-autboritle• ampicioua, f
'Ibe car, with French police tralJliic
It, reportedly had to lllop three -
for gas on a relatively tdlort·trip from
P.aris to Le Havre for ita flne1 Atlanttg
CI'05'ing April 18 aboard the -I France.
'!be abip arrived Ill tbe -Lln8
pier in New York Apr-U M.. Narcoticl
ac-waited two daya for--. to
claim the ~·-then 1earebed it .-
no one appeared. ·
On April 28 agents ~ Anbai
Benvenuto, 63, a Tun 11 i a n.-b or nl.
naturaliled American. /4 -.istiaat
luggage: and automobile manager ot
the French Line, he bad lken dlarge
of ttie car whep tt was lowered to the
pier:
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11 Men Drug, Beat, Rape Girl 13 RESCUED -·West German yachtswoman Mrs. Edith Bauman and
b'er mongrel dog, Schati (it means 4'Treasur~") •. are shown in Ply-
mouth, ·EJ)2}and, before. leaVing tp compete m single-hand~ y~~ht
race trom Plymouth to Newport, R. I. Her boat was caught m mid·
Ati8ntic by Hurricane Brenda and was in danger of foundering when
·other boat·skippers participating in the race snatched her from sea.
~ere ought to be a vacancy before ~~~intment is made," Ervin said.
. 'I don't think yuu can fill a vacancy
I until it exists,"
AZUlla (UPO ""'-Eleven men held a
l3-yeor-01d giri praonil' in a dnigged
and drunken '"'1por for three da1•
while tbey N>peatedly beot. tortured
ax! raPed her, Police revealed.
Auttior.ities said Wednesday tile at-
tacks ended wben a neighbor repm bed
bearing "sonleone moaning" and
sounds of fighting in the apartment
where the atrocities occurred M&iy 26,
2:1 and 28.
the men held a pillow DY« Ibo Jir!'•
head and threatened. to n10Cher her
unless she submi~ to them.
'!be men, who rait!!ed la ace -18
to 31, made the girl drink beer and
take amphetamines until .tie was In a
partial ccma and then burDed her wMh
cigarettes, and beat ...i r-1 be<,
police said.
2 Race ' Sailors Snatched
From Cold Atlantic Seas
LONDON (AP) -Two lone sailors
in the Trans-Atlantic yacht race -one
of them the only girl entrant -were
snatched from the sea in perilout
rescues today and concern was grow·
ing for others long unsighted.
Edith Baumann, a 26-year-old West
German secretary, was rescued after
an iotemational search fOf'ce spotted
her· three-hulled yacht Koala III
_wallowing in stormy sea·s north of the
Azores.
> spokesman for the race com-
m.i.tte~ said, "We are pretty certain
Miss Baumann'.s dog w-N picked up
with her."
The mongrel dog was named Schatz
-meaning treasure.
Italy's Alex Carozzo, 37-year-old
merchant navy officer S6iling the 53-
foot twin-hulled ketch San Giorgio,
was towed into the English port of
Falmouth with his yacht bad.Q' d·amag·
ed from striking wreckage in mid-
Atlantic.
With the race in its 27th day, at least
eight of the original 35 starters are out
with damaged boats, victims of the
AUaotic gales.
A British ketch led the way across
the finish line today. Tbe 57·foot Sir
Tb.um.as . Lipton, with t;. e o f f r e y
Williams aboard, reached Newport.
R.l:, amid growing concern for some
yachts long unsighted in the single-
handed race which began June 1 al
Plymouth, England.
Coast Now Headquarters
For New Aerospace Firm
NEW COMP'ANY CHAIRMAN
Chari. .. R. Allle
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Creation of a new aerospace firm
with existing plants from the South
Pacific to Cape Kennedy -including
facilities in HunUngt.on ' Beach and
Newport Beach -was announced to-
day.
James S. McDonnell, -cllahman of
McDonnell I;>o'ugla1 Corp., said ill St.
LOull that the f1rm will be k n o w n
as McDonnell Douglas Astronautics
Co .• with more thin 25,000 e.niployes.
Headquarters , ~f. the company ~ be -at the Douglia MJssile and Space
Systems l>tvtslom in Huntington
Beach, home of &otb the S-IVB SatlD'D
missile component, a part of the ApoJ.
lo· moOD program, and MOL, the man-
ned orbital:IaboratOry. t Ttie company will incllide Astropow-
er Labs in Newport Beach, which will
become a part of the McOomell Air·
craft complex near Orange County
Airport
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics.
which merges the Douglas Missile: and
and Space Systems Dl~ioo (MSSD'
and the McDonnell Astronautics Com·
pany into a single managemei;it struc-
ture, will direct corporatewide eHort
In ~,.,ace science and exploration and
In a wide variety of spacecraft,
launch vehicle, mtuile and re~ted
programs.
Beading the new company are Char-
les R. Able, chairman and chief ex-
ecutive officer, and Wa1ter F. Blll'ke,
president.
The company's organizational struc-ture includes two major components:
·McDonnell D o u g I a s . Astronautics-
Eastem Dlvlsloo, with headquarters
' tn st. Louil IDldor Ben G.'l!romberg,
vice -iclellt-ge--1 tmioager, aod
McDonnell Dou & l • 1 Altt'ooautics· Western Division, 1rtth headquarters
In HUD!inrton Beacb under John P.
'Rogan, vice pruldent-1ene:raJ manag. · er. .
Tllt Del' oompeny 11 <JP.er•ting In
iadlitles With more than 1 five million
-· feet of !loot area. located In Ollltinla at Huntlagton Be a c.l!..
04..., Clf;J', Newport BMcb, Santa
Monica, F.I Segundo. Vindenberit Air
F<fte Bale, S.CSamento and -· Spe.....-actlvltlel ol ti>• .... -1 w!ll lncludi)irodac6iia ol tho
'lbor ud Delta -.. bldM -c:antinulng studies relatod to NASA'•
VOJacer proeram for lalorpl.-ry
explonUcm. Extensive coli>paoy-sup-FOlied reoearch oa Ulo Voyaior pro-
-hu led to ile""""'"'""I of tho MeDonllell Unldialt for 'seft.lulllnt 111--
slrumeall oo Man •
At a prior news CUlfenmce, Sen.
Robert f>. Griffin, R-Micb., said he
thinks that Senate confirmation of the
President's nominations can be block·
ed.
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Four of the 1uepeots, · all of whom
are from Azusa, faced preUminary
hearings today and two more oo July
2. A Uti?d pleaded DHH>c<!lrt and will be
tried Aug. 12.
The girl was treated at Glendora
Hospital and released to ber parents.
She was not identified.
Police said the attacks began when
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Davlllo, Virginia, City Council·
ma W.llor E. ..,rick Jr., who
1bot a bid for n-election, filed a re-port Jlallng .. ~gn upense• of i79..IL 1be final entry wa1 62 cents
for upirin. •
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Gordon Leighton, 13, of GQ~n
Valley, Minn., keeps a clo.!t tflt on
his pet oa .it clifnb.s on hil 1houlder.
No, it ii nOt· a rUccObn but a Viet· """"'" "°"""" ~ rloippcd air fmQht from South vi.mhm bf/ Pfc. Jlob<rt
Ldghton, Gordon'• broth<r. Th< full
gro~ .. ~ cat tDtigh.J tJD.o P.£1Undl
ood Ila a H'lf long "'-· If1 ...,.
holiHbroh<ti.
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P!tisburgh aervice llt8tion at!en·
darlt R!l'J""'MI Sherlock found . a
n<ite w ed beneath the g&1 cap
wbicb-tead, ''I've been kidna~!
'call. the-police."' Sberloct jotted
down the license number, called
police and the car 'Was stopped 30
minutes later on the Pennsylvania
Turnik'.e. Police questioned driver,
Merle Memenp, for about 20 min-
utes and let him go eo he and his
wife, Bonlte, could continue on
their honeymoon. A friend had
&tutted the note Ullder the gu cap
after their marriage at Pecatonica,
Ill. •• A 17-yeaMld giI!. in Canaan,
Vermont, received a federal In-
come tax refUDd check for $3,378.-
36. That was pretty good, but the
recipient, Deni• bUranlMu, had
not done any tuable wort durtug
1967 and bad not tiled a nllum. The
check was from the IDtemal Rev·
enue Service'• distrtct office in An-
dover, Mass. Ber parenta, Mr. and
Mrs. Romeo Dur...._, reported
·the error.
Maryland Democratic R e p •
Clarence D. Lont 118id he haa
received several 'hundred com-
municationa nrgiJlg' hil IUPPort of
gun control legJalatlon. Included
was a caller who told Long's
secretary: 11You ten Long if be
doesn't get a gun control bill
through Congresa wilhln t w o
weeks I'll shoot him.''
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British diplomat R • y m o n d
Whitney who finally returned to
London after more than a year's
wait for hil exit viaa from Peking,
celebrated the occasion by taking
his family out to eat. , , Cblnese
food.
-·"""' l7, 19611
Ill C.ID't Fl'ldav
Sirha;n -May Ask
Furt~er pelay
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Slrhon B.
Sirban's new attorney will ask for ·a
three-week continuance ln the Ken-
. nedy ...... lnation c... wllen bh
cl! .. t appeara ID court Friday.
Tbe U.)'ffl'-Old defendant WIS
schedttled to •enter a plea t.o ~ fatal
shootleg ol R-F. Kennedy end tlle
woundlnf of five· other per10ns which
was deterred at his arrajgnmefrt June
7.
Russell E. Panons, considered one
m Callfornla's top •wellale lawl'<"S.
· said Wedneaday he would. ask far the continuance 10 be ·could study all
plwu ol lhe cue apimt hll client.
. The pnil4!tilllon upeetl -Sirben
. will pI...i -by -ol Ilk· · t8nlly alid tl)e'.OOllrt bu a~ two
' poydllatrllto to _, .. 'Ibo. llllll'<l
Resul4s of the pamlnatton would be
. •vailalllei.ooll' to the dllenee. '
· One . Of the psychlatr1'!$, IH.
· Edward stainbrook, declined the ap-
pointment. The other, Dr. Eric
. Marcus, presuma}?Jy has examined
Sirhan and told P.a.rsons of the results.
It was believed that when Sirhan
returns to the jail chapel converted in-
. Gas ExPJodeS; .
. 8
600 Residents
. Evacuate Town
~Ji.; Kan. (UPI) -Twelve.
thousand. .gallons .Of poisonous gas
under press1.re shot half a mile high in
a mU&broom cloud todw,y to hover over
tbla .,.111ern Kansu community and
fcrce evacootlon ol It. 600 reaidents
f<r • brlel Interval
Tbere Weft DO aeriOUI IQjmiu.
Bari 'l'banw, Ill olllclal ol the
Home Oil Co., uid the gu, llhooting
!nm a lroten line, •iooted just ltke
an atoudc ~."
"It 1"IJt up like a white· mushroom
cloud OD&balf mile high," he lllld.
TbO -bi!lhny patrol laid In·
vestLgation llbowed there wu no fire,
and thus DO buard to nearby lanU of
anhydroul ammonia.
,.,_. oatd • lnlc:lt being loaded
with inhydroua ommcmla slipped oil a
ecale, lrealdng a two4ncb elbow ID a
line !nm a tank. A lllety valve failed
to func1lon and the poisCllOUI gu lbot
out. •
~ Slroud, manager ol till oil
cmnpany, 1uffered cbemtoal burns
~the eJe1. He WM taken to ===:i.-vllle <Jiemlotl oald he could bave been
choked to death if the coacentraUon m
gu bad been p-eat enough. The gu,
which II llammable, eull olf tile m·
ygen oupply from It. victims,
Reulurance to Sc&dia'1 residents
oame from a spotum111 fw the
P'1iJlipt Petroletm C o mp a n y ' 1
fer1ilber departmen~ -said the
gas would "settle down ...
"But don't g et in It, 11 1 a'i d Paul
Brown. '"'lbe:re'1 been a lot of pepole
blinded by it.''
Scand:I • reli.dents wbQ had fled ito
the fer edge of the city returned to
their home& smie two hours later,
althoogh a strong odor of gas still
pe<Vaded the town.
"Of CCU"le there's going to be a ter·
ritic odor he!'•· f« a wtdle," Brown
aald.
to a courtroom On · Fl'idly, Parsons
will ask Superior Court Jud&e Rtcbard
SCbauer to appoint a • e c o n d
psf<hlatriat to enmlne the deleodsnt.
U Pereou dectdu Slrbln lbould
pletd lnnnlly, the--eppolnt
yet another psyoblatrilt -.. opinion
ol Slrlwl's --... would be available to both deltme and pro-
secution .
P:arwD. ,w~ ~ to-.-the
• ·lhne weel dW, lo exerdie to the
lulleot ~ "def""'l''' riCbt '! prolrial
~ .,,-. -to d police
._-111111 qoii. Also ••iW"1 11
tbe ~~of the COllD•
ty -;:Ji&'T-'. in<-'lnP lliat rerU!tid Iii' mm.Dr, lndlctmOnt. · : ADO!bu · ;.w.mer -.. ldenlity
ParsOna ti.a.s not. disclosed becam:e he
ii in court 'with in'other case, will ~In
the case later to 'assist in Sirhan's
defense.
When the aeccmd deftme counsel
ent.m .lhe cw Panaas It ti!l<pediod to ~an.~ o!elq ooa. new at-
torney cOuld famlllarlie -If with the cue.
Sirtian ,......Ml .Ill a mulmum
-111;ceM In tho .new~ jalL On , J'r!da1, tile. Jail emip,i _.. he· -
, mTailn~ will &loin be tvned ·-a
lslltpOnl')' courtroom .. the defenclut
will rOmail! safely imide the .building.
The trial hi --lo be •held In the Hall of Justice, about a mile away
from the jail in the downtown area,
where workmen are turning an eighth
floor courtroom into a virtual fortress.
An armor plated, bulletproof glass
enclosure costing $20,000 will protect
the dlfendant, judge aod jury from
any potential avenger ol Kennedy'• death.
Durham Police
.Use Tear Gas
To Dispel Mob
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -Police ll!ed
tear cu to break up a mob of more
tllen ~. N~ll'OO' early today following
a ·~·""" meeting between the groupc\ ud the Durham Holl!inc Authority. -
Sb< llrebomblngs were reported, but
police aaid no one wu injured.
The meeting had been called
Wednesday night to air grievances of
the Negro tsnant.. .
"The grievances were mortly amall
things," said Police Clllef W. W.
Pleasants. "Things like chtpped alnks,
a cblid faillng off a broken ··~· and
hurting blmseli, things like that •
The ......... became • shouting
match as members of th e
predominantly Negro audience pe~
perod the boll!ing officlala with jeers,
catx:alls and profanity.
The authority adjourned the meeting
but the crowd of 300 refused t.o
disperse. Police called for rein-
forcements, and officer• with tear gas
were brought in.
The ~ crowd broke. up into smaller
groups without incident
The smaller groups begen roaming
the street. and scattered Incident. of
rock throwing and bottle throwing
were reported. PoUce sild ·damage
·was minor and no arrests were made.
When police and firemen anived at
one of the fires a group of between 100
·and 150 Negroes refused to disperse
and tear gas was used, police aald.
1bey said the blue wu started by a
firebomb .
The meeting llad been .held under
strict aecurity precautions.
Dull Dreary Days Dealt
Residents Recall Ra re Month of June
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Sen~1te DehBtes. 'Gun L'aw.
' • WABlflNOll'OH (AP) -'11111 -te
Judiciary Comm!-clebetod lo!lo1 • ' f ' • ' 4 wiletber tu· lilc-reglttration ud
llcemlng ol -In .... gun ....
trot' legislaUon '•but took a recen
before votlnc. ·
Sen. Joseph D. Tydings, D-Md., said
-after a closed Senion that lasted near~
ly 'twO houfa he waS boPeftit of actioo
OD the biO by the end ol the day.'
However, Sen. George A. SmaU>ers,
D-Fla .... a.nd IOllle other ~
me!Dberi UJl"OSaed -that the ......... ould bl rtlOlved that qu1a1y,
Tydings said he bad· offe·red
registration and llcenaing provlaioo.1
as an amendment to a bW urged by
Pre'1dent Johnton to outlaw in);f!:rstate mair t>r'l!er · ialea -ot ·au' ftleebLt;"m-
cluding rifles and 'abotilml.:"-'.... · ·"' ,
Johnson ·~ a .bill to _require
nationtl reglatr,atloo ol · d , flrearma
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-T,een-age Wife:
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Knifed' to Death . . . ' ~ .
,POMONA (AP) -. A .i4-yeer-old
hou.&eWUe apparently was· lured or
pulled into a c81" while walking home '
from Wlrk md ttabbed to death when
she · reaiated iMl' ldller'I -· llheriff't dficen aay. . . ' . . .
-· Lt. H. w •. wi. irid ...
tradift -Kar ·Sllckney -' betieved seen alive Jut llhor1ly after
"*'nl&lll 'l'lleedat; .. ..... -tiowm:d bet 'bdme, ' . • '
The (irl'I body, wai· fiiund about
elg)!t houri latsr In a howtng project
. urM!ar ccmslructlon at lllmnoad. Bar,
~at 12 mlle..llw.ay.
ud ___ ..,....elall
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hwllceted ....... o._.-to Ollll-
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beilca!IY a10Dg thl -" • ~·tlon and llcenalng mMion bl • .In·
troduced before the ~ ~
·for lqlllltlon ol lhll ldlld. •
lfoHtlr, ~ said .. 11111, ln-
CCOJIOI---ff .. id-. '
Summer
fun
begins·
... with a
s~perb ·
Th.om as
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IS A LOW
NIYll llFOll SUCH SAYINGS • , • NEYER AGAIN SUCH AN 0~1.0@JllNITY.
And ••• JO• •Joy all of time .,.., .....,,'--JO• ~., "'"' HOUSE Of HARMONY. .
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former prison -let'• pound witfiln .• few montbll.
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The· Desalting De ci·sion
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"One of the most Important research and
demonstraUon project.s of the century."
'!bat was the descripUon of the proposed Bolsa
Island desalllng plant ott the Huntington Beach shore
uaecl by S4 members of California's congressionlll dele-
gation lb. a recent appeal for continuation of the projecl.
The telegraphed message was directed to the publle and tnvestoMW.ed utlliUes involved. They had been
forced to stop and take another look because of a
monumental error In cost figuring.
A $444 million price tag was put on the project J>y
the designers several years ago. No effort wu made to
project the costs into the future to allow for inllaUon.
Now the figure Ls set at t/65 million. •
The ortgmal'intent of the five partners was to start
bbllcllng the artificial island and plant this year, with
the first element in operation by 1973 ..
The five participants are the federal government.
the Metropolitan Water District, the Los Angeles
Department of Water and Power, Southern Calilonila
Ecllson Co. and San Diego Gas and Electric Co.
MWD announced wt week that it will go ahead al
the higher figure. It's understood LADWP will-follow
suit, and the federal ,&ovemment presumably will
present no problem In light of the message from the
Calllom.ia aenators and representatives.
The two investor-owned utilities. SCE and SDGE,
have said they'll decide within 90 ~ays. Their problem is
cllHerent from that of the tax-supported municipal
uWities and the goverhment. A1s taxpayers themselves,
tbe)"look at spending In a cllHerent light. They also have
. rate-payen and abareboldenl to consider.
more than two decad .. 11uclear power plant.I have been
in operation. The sa!ety. record II spotl(p. Tbe
engineers in lhll field are conVlnctd that IUIJlctent
safeguards are built Into the d~slgn.
l\llk·t,k4!1 b•• always been a part of progress In
all Scientific Slid most other endeavors. The problem
always Ls to mtnlmize the rt.st to the point where safety
is at a ·maxlmum.1 ll this has, been done in the caae of
nuclear ptiwer generating p1anta, as It apparenUf bu,
then tlie power · and d .. ~tlnr project at Huntington
Beach ls ~orth w1l8tevu small riJk remat.m. .
Certalllly lheJlanl'• projected output of cllstllled
water to be. miJ: wllli Cb!Orllo 'River and ·Feather
River water Ls an urgent DMI ot ,southern California.
It's a pity such a worlh1 Vtlllure bu been jeoparcllz.
ed by a failure to project 'coots in,lo the fllture In the
original ~lanntng. BUI. pertlape the tnvestoMwned
utillties will still 111111 It !-Ible to go ahead with their
shal"' of the ventme.
What Ibey decide will have a •lro•J• if not·
determining, bearing on wbelhe,. the world 1 . largest
d~salttng plant will rile off the Orange Coast within the
next five yean:::;.,.
W ollld He Have Said It?
Fonner State. Controller~ Cransµ,n, California's
Democratic Party nominee for the fed~ral, Senate, has
accused his GOP opponent, Dr •. Mu l):aHerty, of dis-
torting and smearing the record of Sen. Thomas H .
Kuchel during the Republican primary campaign.
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Aho last1week, a Caltech professor of environmental
health engineering expressed alarmist views of the pro-
ject's location. The professor conCedes that there is no
risk Of ei::ploaion but be 11 concerned that an internal ac--cldent or llil!)eJllOrk employe could endanger the lives of
tlOO 000 people within a 11).mile radius. ·
'The same concerns were expressed long ago In the
Cranston also sald that Kuchel "served hLs state
and his nation with cllgnlty, Integrity, honesty and ef-
fectiveness." Trµe aa that'-atatement is, one can't hel.P.:
wondering whether Cranston would have offered it if
Kuchel ill1tead of· Ratterty were hLs opponent in the
present conteM:..
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~ ftl1LE JUST ~>tr ~ ')!IE rxoeLEM~ Cf PARE»f~ 111ESE PAYS •• !
Bachelors Are Don't Forget
1To Forget
To Write
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Much Maligned
I was !laving luncil with a bachelor
friend ol mine In bis fOs on tbe day
FA!na Fed>el' died In New York at. the
age ol 11'1. The ohltumy had pro-m1Delrtl1 menlloned the fact that tbe
novelllt bad never JD.arrled.
uno me. favor," la6d my friend,
"which will alto be a favor to a lot ol
men like me -and write· a column
suggesting that a man who decides to
remain a bachelor isn't neceuarily a
homosexual."
"Do you get much of that?" I asked.
"CERTAINLY/' he sighed. ''Take
Miss Ferber. Nobody ever accused
her, or any ott.rr ipiDBter, of being
'queer' limply became she never
chose to mmry. Quite a few women
never mmTJ, and have productive
lives, and nobod7 points a finger ol
aexual deviation at them.
"But unmwrled men past a certa.ln
age," he weat on, uare regarded with
~eep suspicion In oor time. It didn't
u.ted to be that way, Lots of men re·
mained bacbeion, f« one reason or
another, mi no one thought anytblng
of it. But our generation bas become
so overly Freudian that mi.y man pa.st
40 who ii Bingle hears all kinds o!
whispers about bhnteU."
"Surely you go out with women?" I
asked.
"OF COURSE I DO,'' he said. "But
some people even look upon that as a
'di!guise' for what .they imagine are
my true feelings toward sex. As a
matter ol foci, I've got In the habit ol
kissing and fondling a date even when
I have DO interest in her that way -
just so she won't go around hinting
that I don't have normal sexual feel·
ings."
"Well, why haven't you ever mar·
ried?" I inquired bhm.Uy. "You seem
to enjoy the company of women, as far
aa I can tell." "It';~ 11.mple," he replied. "I know
I'd make a terrible husband. I'm hap-
py living alone. I like to run my own
life my own way, with no
responslbilltie1 except my job. You'd
think women would app'eciate a bad
marital prospect taking himself off the
market, rather than resenting it.
"ACTUALLY,'' he contlnued, "it's
my oPzdon tliat many more men and
women are not temperamentally right
for marriage, but they refuse to
acknowledge it to themselves, and
give in to conventional expectations -
·making lite miserable for themselves
and for their mates. It's ooly a recent
idea in history that eucfllbod~ ought
to be married. and that those who
aren't are somehow queer."
"I quite agree with you," I said.
"But our age is: always looking for
deep and devious: matl.ves to explain
any behavior that doesn't conform.
And who can gossip about a simple,
old-fashioned bachelor?"
DEAR FRIEND:
By the Ume you read this, I'U be
gone. Please take good care of the
world while I'm away.
It's an awesome responsibility we
.ace newsmen face, having to tell the
world what to do day after day. And
you can imagine hO'f guilty we feel,
going off on vacatlon and leaving
things, dear reader, in your in·
experienced bands .
I can only pray that somehow you 'll
D)ud.d.le through.
So please take good care of the
wildflowers while I'm away. Don't let
the bulldozers: muck up any more
mountain meadows. And keep a close
eye on tile Middle East. It l~oks like
trouble.
IF YOU FIND TIME, you might
clean up our rivers and streams a lit-
tle, spruce up the slwns and tidy up
tbe parking problems. 1 don't know
what you're going to do about France
while I'm gone. But, for heaven's
sakes, don't do anything drastic.
Try to wangle a little more money
for the poor people. They need it more
than the Pentagon does. And, above
all, don't get us bogged down in land
war in Asia. Not another one.
A Smile of Confidence.
Speaking of that, see U you can't get
Hwnpllrey and Nixon oo &wt talking a~ut Vt~am .. We certainly need ~
r8:tional di.!cumon of the issue. And
wtth that need in mind, see if you can't ~et Rafferty and Reagan to st<>p talk·
U>g about it.
DO MAKE AN altempt to get rid o!
at le~t some of these guns that are
c!uttenng up
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the country, some of the
Vl?lence thats cluttering up people's
minds, and some of the billboards that
are ~luttering up our highways.
There s entirely too much clutter around here.
To the Edlt.or:
I'm an entertainer and I've been one
since the age of 14. As I've traveled
much of my life, it's given me the op-
portunity ttiat not many people are so
fortunate to have -the opportunity to
s:ee all the Cood going <11 in this: coun-
try, and the bad, which is minor in
comparison.
Oommtm:i.c.ation today is great, and
has done wonders in stressing our
need& to prevent crime, belp the needy
and sick, stop the prejudice, and
many, many other things at once ter-
rifying and &l.ckening. I say minor, on-
ly lll the aense of stressing the point
that 1f all our means oC com·
ma.mlcation were to tell the world of all
the COOd and helpfUl things being done
in our country in a 24-hour period, it
would bt so dumbfounding that it
would be of no interest to those who
would dill 1ay "Yeh, but why isn't
1omethlng being done about bla-bla·
bll:T"
l'M SURE THAT deep in allot our
mlndl and hearti, we all know that
then 11 DO ... man who can change
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Wbat ii the name of a penon no -.:ts Eapllan artifa<U!
STUDENT
Dow &DadtJ>I:
-P. Saoore, o1 Batt, Art.
(Bo -lo collect rtampa unW 11111llt pootqe hll<e.)
L•IWl"1 from ~ ar. ""'-· Normllly '#!"II.,. >houkl COIWrf their fl'ltUllM In '30 -di or lilY, nt. rltllll to ~ ....,.,.. ta Ill 8'*" or •Nnil11tle
111191 It reerwd. All le1'ttfs mint tncludl 11.,..tvre
and malll11111 1«1rat,. but "'"* wm bl WllH'ltkl "' "*'"'"'·
and correct the bad goings-on, today
or tomorrow, but I'm also sure that
each and every one of us would like to
find this savior.
Me, I make my living by trying to
make people laugh. To me, this is my
small contribution to the relief of prob-
lems both big and miall; 1o man,
both big and small. Wouldn't this be
nice if we all had this gift? Of course,
it wouJd be a little hard on my
paychecks!
What I'm getting at is what's hap-·
pened. to -"Hi'ya Olarlle, how's: the
wife?" -or-"Hey, Pete, who's your
friend ?" -or -"Gee, It's terrib;e
what happened to the Joneses:. Why
don 't a bunch of us see if we can help
out." .I could go on and on.
Save some redwoods. Save some
historic landmarks. And save some
gold. ,I know it's complicsted, but I'll
explain the gold drain to you when I
get back.
Be nice to La.Un America while I'm
gone. We need all the friends we can
g~. And don't pick a fight with Cuba.
Its smaller than you and you don't
want to look like a bully.
I'm afr&Jd you're going to have to
make up your own mind whether you
want to incretse your income taxes
ten percent or not; -What with last. ~inute packing end all, I never found
time to decide whether or not it would be good for you.
PRACTICE YOUR birth conttol
diligently. Remember t!iat practice
makes perfcet. Be kind to the Hippies
U they're right, they deserve yow'.
help and, U they're wrong, they need
II.
For goodnesl 11.kes, be polite to the YOU WANT TO KNOW where that RtWian.a and try harder to make
"s.avior" is? All you have to do is ask friends with the Red allne&e. I know
Charlie, Pete, and the Joneses. I'll bet you have Y,OUT pri<te, but ttUnt bow
over a cold beer, soft drink, and a few you11feel1f you blow up the world I
coroy jokes, you'll find a whole lot left tn your care.
more answers.· What else? When It comes to run-
Voo know, my dear editor, t have a fling the world, there's such a myriad
Wile and six children, and we 're at· of things to remember. It'• tu)'
tempUng to Uve by this method. And enough f!X' us expert&. We do it da.7
'I'm run that some of it will rub off on alter day. But I'm lfrald that you,
others. with your lack of uperteoce, will
SO, with a amile ot confidence1.and fortet some lltUe t.ey move Chit will
fakb In a grtat country, which has create &n ever...growtnc probt&n
pullld out cl mlll)' a crl1l1, 1 tbaDt 1 oowertng higller ...i hlaller until , , , '
1011-Good Lordi I think I foreot oo llop
DON LUCAS tile mllk.
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A Travesty on Effective Political Action
Problems Will Grow· Worse
W ASillNGTON -Wilen the aims of
MartiD wtber King's planned descent
on Washington are rneaeured. against
the accomplishments of the Rev.
Raiph D. Abernathy's Poor People's
Campaign not much can be said fOI'
the latter.
In the King v..-.loo hundreds of
thowands of tbe nation's poor would have paralyzed Wublngton in a
massfve wave of non·violeoee, arous·
ing the nation and goading Congress
into the passage of multi-billion dollar
program1.
In Abernot1ty'B· uecution o! the King
dream, "Resurrection" City" was a
travesty on effective polltloal action.
King bad been warned that bis
paralytic plan would backfire. He
could not have imagined that it would
end in tragi.-comic fashJon with 250
police closing down a nearly deserted
muck-mired camp wbile a few score
demonstrators were carted oU under
arrest in bus-es for setting foot Oil the
Capitol grounds.
IT IS WELL TO remember that the
liquidation of Ress:W'l'eCtion City was
authorized by a Negro mayor, Walter
Washington. -sympatllized with the aims of King's march on Washington
only to see a steady deterioration of
its purposes by unruly youths, and by
self.-appointed American Indian and
American Mexican spokesmen with
bizarre territorial clafm1 related only
in fantasy to the economic plight of
the poor.
Dr. Abernathy's erratic and
sometimes flirclcal behavior did not
help.any. His was a strlotly synthetic
substitute for the authentic emotional
al1d spiritual leadership of Dr, King.
Something more may have been
demoDIS'trated than the demonstrators
intended to demonstrate. Could it be
possible that the American people and
those who represent him in Congress
have gotten sick of contrived rlots,
melees, marches, &it-ins, lie-ins:, and
cam~ins in which minorities seek to
give their claims irresistible dramatic
impact a.s the will of the masses?
THE POLICE WOULD not have
been able to move in on Resurrection
City U it had been otherwise. If this ill·
conceived encampment had aroused
a sympathetic national reception
through its continual exposure on
television, no use of temporal force
would have been practical.
False analogies with the great anti·
British and anti-colonial political
movements in India led by Nehru pd
Gandhi have deluded the noo·violent
leader-s into ttdnk.ing that· romething
similar is at stake in this country. But
the local authbrlties of the District of
Columbia knew nothing like that was:
at issue. They knew tbat neither the
f~ral government nor the people of
the country as a wbole gave moral
backing to Dr. Abernathy's efforts,
and so the police were able to remove
a festering point ol grawllli disorder.
THE SAD PART OF ALL this is
~ it has made no lasting con·
tri'bution to the solution of problems
which will grow worse rattler than bet·
ter. The continuing technological ad·
v.ance of thi's country, the continuing
displacement of those wbo cannot fit
into a techqological society will not
stop because Dr. Abernathy has failed.
Improvement of the condition of the
poor and displaced is no less: urgent
because Resurrection City was a
fiasco, but it has tended to harden the
views of those Who do not have mucb
sympathy With others less fortunate
tban themselves.
· In one respect, however, this failur
may be useM in demonstrating tha
improvement of the condition ot
poor will have to be done the bard wa
and n« 1h some emotional campaign
advancing to the fringes of violence.
SOME FORM OF income support
may be necessary in the process, but
in the end the main reliance mu:st be
placed on training for employmfllt,
education, improvement of the physi·
cal environment, and the installation of
commonly accepted virtues such as
hard WO!"k and orderly living which
seem to persist over the centuries as
the price of good societies.
A system which can produce ll'O
much that is good for so many will
·have a cominuing responsibility to
recognize that at the very least op·
portunity and hope must be preserved
for those who have a hard Ume mak·
Ing IL
Aim: A Social Revolution
American ''Students for a
Democratic Society" have concluded
their national convention. Their olr
jectives and targets are blurred. In
the main, the objectives as set fOl'th
publicly at the conclusion of their COil·
veotion are ~mi-anarchistic if not
completely so.
They wish to destroy exlsti.nf: in·
stitutions, particularly educat1onal
ones, in the somewtm incredible belief
that whatever replaces them will be
better than what exists. 'lbe .important
esi.renee of the SDS objectives, u its
leaders: candidly made plain in the
Columbie Unlversity rlota, is not
reform but des·truction. SDS now
regards it.self as an ora:anh.atlon of
"revolutionary ~unisU." (lbe
"c" is a small one, as SOS 18 pro.
Trotskyl!t.)
THE PARIS STUDENT riots, plus
those of other couotriea, ttiose of
Western Europe, Czechoalovakia and
the United states In particular, all
engaged in tome MPect or power
struggles for destruction or revolution.
Then is a rather Jarte lilt of 1ucb lttt·
dent organiz.atioos. 'Ibe more radical
regard tile CommW>llt "°""' al being
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bureaucratic and (in th semantics of
the radical left) undemocratic. Non·
students are a major force in all
''student'' revolutionary organizations.
THE RADICAL STUDENT Allianco
includes Communist party members,
lnternatlonlil Soclalists, and 'lbe 'lbird ·
World movement. This latter group in· smt.s the workers of the. world have all
become middle clMS and that the only
hope of revolution is from the poor of
the world.
Paris MpOrtl confirm. however,
that the leaden of the Paris riots, who'
h-ad the authority of direction, were
the Trotskyiot students and ....
student&.
It ls a mildly lnterestme lootnole to
history that. the Tcotskyists were so
ardently committed to the exiled
Tro!l!ky that Stalin had him murdered
in Mexico City in 19t0.
TROTSKYIST .....,.._ have
pemsted. Tb• a.m.ae and French
student winp of Trollll)'ilts have lint·
ed with the ·dominant E a a t e r n
leader<hip of the SOS group In this
country. In great Britain the adult
Trolskyllt organisation ls the SOClallst
Labour League. In 1llls c~ tho
Socialist Worke<s Party was formed In
1929 wilon the Commlnl<rn ordered
the American Communist P8rV PID'C·
ed of all Trotstytots.
In !112 the more mllltant and, fer
Ille -p.t, -Trotatytsll f....S the &oclolllt Wo<l<en Party not
pure _...,, 'l'bey foonded the
Prop sahe ~ P...,.. ·It .ls com• •
mllled O[M!llly oo violebce. Willltm EPon. 1>LP · leeder. speat1nc in
/,
Harlem on July 18, 1964, said: "We
will not be fully ·free until we !Itl~h
th.ls state completely and. totally , • , In
the process of smashing we'll have to
kill a lot of cops, judges, end the army
•.• there ls no lawful government •••
our revolution will establish ooe." ' .
PLP HAS A student organization
group, once the M2M and DOW the
American Liberation League. One of
its: public objectives is to infiltrate and
take over the Students for a
Democratic Society and the Student
Nonvlolent Coordination C!>mmittee
(Snick).'
The PLP ls anti-Soviet and pro-
Ohlnese in allgmnent.
There are at least 20 militant stu.
dent groups around tbe world -mariy
Maoist in orientation, some
anarchistic, othen Marxl.rt, In·terna-
tlonallst, and so on. .
In general, social revolution is their
aim.
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BAKER SUPREME -Don Vanderbilt, a resident of Laguna Beach
fpr the past 14 years, Is said to be one of the finest 'pastry. creators In
the area. Taking time out from the many community project& he par·
ticipates in, the Indiana farm owner works on one of bis favorite
specialties -Schaum. Torte.
Man in the Kitc hen
His .Forte Is Tortes
An invitation to dine at the Don Vanderbilt home is a one-way ticket
to calorie heaven. 1 •
Mrs. Vanderbilt, formerly a Southerner, cooks up a mighty good
casserole. Her husband is chairman of the meat d!Partmtmt and bakes
pastries which shatter the reserve of even the most finicky of eaters.
A bachelor until be was in his late 30s, the Lagilnan said the secret
of success in baking pastries is to have all the ingredients quite cold before
exposing them to the heat of the oven. ·
His favorite is a Scbaum Torte which be said many of his friends
have tried to make unsuccessfully. .
An owner of farms in Indiana, Don · said the recipe comes from his
late eunt Mrs. Greta Ahlbrand who used to scve the dessert to over 20
guests visiting in her spacious country home. _
"At that time the ingredients had to be hand beaten," he recalled.
"It was before the days of the mixmaste.r and my aunt's tiny cook would
be s~ beating this up in a bowl twice as big as tsbe was."
It's a gourmet treat and quite spectacular to View, according to Van-
derbilt. "You can use so many combinations of fruit and color, and we
often have used it as a last minute birthday cake by putting candles around
the ridge. ·
SCHAUM TORTE
6 egg whites(% cup) afroom temperature
2 cups sugar
11,i teaspoons lemon juice or vinegar
Beat the egg whites' until they hold soft points. Slowly beat In on
cup of. sugar and then gradually beat in the remaining sugar alternating
with the· lemon juice or vinegar until all the sugar is dissolved and it ii stiff
aod glossy. Spread ingredients onto a lighUy buttered cobkle shfft into the
desired shape. They can be individual or one large shell. Bake in a slow
oven of not more than 2.50 de~rees for about 30 minutes and cool slowly by
?pening the oven door a few inches. A successful torte should be crusty on
~he out.side and soft inside.
According to. the baker, many uses can be made for one large shell
1hicb is formed in a circle and hollowed out in the center with the back of
1 spoon, forming a ridge around the edge. .
In this shape, it can be filled with any fresh fruit of the season, can-
ned fruit or ice cream, and whipped cream may be used around the ridge
~nd to fill up any cracks in the shell . This shell, he said, is large e11ough
-··hen filled with the proper amount of fruit or ice cream, to serve eight to
J guests.
LEADER IN HER OWN RI GHT
Mrs. Chorllon Boyd •nd Friend
Lag una's PT A Head
·Politicia·n Has -Silent Support
Ai; president of Laguna Beach Unified PTA Council
Mrs. Jane Boyd couldn't publicly ·support any of the
candidates running for a seat on ~e Laguna Beach City
Council last April.
However it didn't take a Ouija Board to guess her
favorite politician -husband. and how councilman,
Charlton Boyd.
111 did go along with him," she admitted., uThe city
was ready for a change."
Mn. Boyd began going along with her husband,
now a systems analyst for North American Aviation ,
aom~ years b8ck.
It all began when a freshman coed at Wellesley
College in Massachusetts met a young Harvard student
at a dance given in her dormitory. That same year the
coed decided to give up her college career in favor of
marriage.
A woman who believes action speaks louder than
words, she promptly quit school and enrolled in a few
homemaking courses to prepare for her new job.
Any regrets? "No," she answered. '111 DP~er feel
IOrry I left college, although I might someday if I had
to go to work, because I doil't know what I could do."
Very few people would agree with the councilmag.'s
wife on this point. Since she, her husband and their
three children moved to Laguna Beach some 12 years
ago, she has juggled Bny number of jobs with an ef-
fortless grace most executives would envy.
The treasurer of La~una Beach Coordinating Coun-
cil, she bas been active 1n St. Mary's Episcopal Church
and was president of one of·their four guilds; the Serv-
ice League. When she first moved to La~qna she began
teaching the church's Sunday school, which gave her an
opportunity to marvel through the years how quickly
her charges have ~rown up. In addition, she was a
member of the Pansh Council. .
Mrs . Boyd'just resigned frOB>tl!e-Babe Ruth LNgUe
Board which she was a member of for about nine years
and she also served on the Boys Club Executive Board
aDd Med various posts for Aliso School and Laguna
Beach High School PTAs -bolti of which -she served
as president.
"It's the people who work with you on these boards
.who make a presid.ent," she insisted modes UY. "They
have been marvelous and very cooperative," she con ..
!inued, adl!fng · that her job as council leader has not
beell very difficult because everyone is very. willing to
cooperate.
The. cOunctl i~ the group that coordinates parent ..
teacher activities in the five Laguna Beach Schools and
it also is a liaison between the Fourth District PTA.
"I feel since we've been here, the schools in La·
guna Beach have progressed a great deal. I can tell by
my own youngsters," she said. All three Boyd children
have gone to Laguna schools and their youngest, dau~h.;--1
ter Lucy, is now a 10th grader at Laguna Beach High
School.
Looking at the problems involved bl raising chil-
dren, Mrs. Boyd S81d, "Independence in children is a
tremendously important quality. It goes band in hand
with love. In teaching children independence through re-
sponsibility, you show your love and approval. You have
to let your children go."
This is not to say she thinkk children should be given
complete independence. 11A parent knows his own child
best and just how much responsibility they can accept
at an early age."
Unlike many members of the adult group, Mrs.
Boyd does not think the youth of today is going to pot
and said 11long hair doesn't bother me at all. It's just
an assertion of independence." Parents, she comment-
ed, sbouJd be more concerned with the use. of narcotics
and children leaving home and living without parental
supervision.
"This is a tremendously exciting and challenging
time !or youngsters to grow up," she said happily.
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Sterling Friendship· Not Stainless, Begins to Tarnish
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've '-' .Wini al lhil piece of paper! for I.I
minutet, not knowing bow to put my
problem into word.I . Well, here goe1 :
Have you ever beard of counting the
allverware when the company leaves?
I never thouibl rd hove to do K, but I
Wal wrong.
Several monthl ago we had dinner ot the home of friendl. I noticed Mn.
A bad at leut five diHermt patterns
o1 Milne .u ... -oervke for two In
uie pattern, tbrM in another pattern,
and 10 on. She had oerrico for tour ID
the 1ame paUern I have.
Th.11 woman 11 m our l:rid.Ce club
and llhe llal been here .. ver11 tlmN
I« hmch U ...UM f<r dinnor port! ...
Recenily I WU preparln( lot • bullet
1upper for 12 when I d.ilcoYered I WM short J teupoons1 2 dimer torn, 2
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ANN LANDERS ril
salad forb, a qar 1hell and 1 cake
server.
Have you an,. auantlons u to how
I cu hant Oil to the silver I have lelt1
lloo't toll me not to IDvlla her
anymon. She ii a clOH friend and her
bU>bolld aod 1J17 blllband Ire bUllneU
111ociatet -TARNISHED REL.A·
TIONSHJP
DEAR TAllNl8llED: 'l1le aut 11me
,.. are ta the WWtn'1 IMfDe make • Je1111 el the fact IUI IOME el lier
diver la ne ,....._ AM Hr, toe, why ... ........ .-__ ,.u.n ...
11e .. e11rytac,. muy. Do 11 prtv11e-
l1 ud be an M eem•e1 GM me11111
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I had to
wrlll and comment Oil 1'"" odvlco to
.. Countdown Mother" -the woman ·who ·-1ho holed_ her daUllll<r
• • .. _ .. • ' ,, • .>--~ .... ~. -·-· ' m•e. ¢Fl ) I • ! !:' s-r-s .:=r ::::a -. -
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and lreated her lbabblly from the day
the child wu born •
Several women at our card club
di.!cussed that letter and most of them
1aid they couldn't understand bow a
mother In her right mind could cle,Pile
her own child. I remained lilent
although I wu well qualllled to speak
since I wu 1ucb a mother myself. ,
One day I 1lappecl my child IO hard
lhe fell oH the chair. She bad asked
for a teeond helf.lnl of mashed
potatoes and wouldn t eat il Her DOH
began to bleed aod I cquldll't stop tt. I
called the doctor.
Whe• be come I WU pelrll!ed
because the chlld bad lost 11t much
blood. He ulted me whllt blppened. I
told him the truth. 'l11at wollderful
doctor urpd me to pl' Pl)<hlatrlc
• help . He offered to mange for a.n ap-
pointment at the community clinic.
After 16 months of therapy I am a
new woma.n. I now undentm:i why I .
hated that child. Furthermore, with
understand.Ing hM come complete ac-
ceptance, if not 1tnui.oe love.
Pleue conUnue to tell all mother•
who have hOIWe feelings toWard their
Children to cet prole11iooal help. It
changed my llft and saved mr
clauihtor. -COUNTDOWN MO'OIER
NUMBER TWO
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CONFIDENTIAL TO BROUGil'l'
UP WITH. A CLOSED MIND AND
PROUD OF IT : Your mind 118'1 "dolr
ed," my friend -it11 Dl.lled lbut.
1troogly 1uueat that you open II ap
occulol1"11¥. Somethlnc iii -mq
drop Jn. • I
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Betrothal
Announced
Mr. •and Mra. Ou P.
Bewu haYI aDP"UDCld ...
..,._.. ol l~•lr da..-. -Cllrllllllo Hewell, to Roblrt lar I
o.w.J.t o1 11cw-mUK on.
Tbe ..... , .. ?Ea ...
made .. Mr. end Mn.
Hewu'1 mil Wlddlllc m-
ni"""'1 at • porl7 al-
tendld b}' a -n .-mc
of rellltiY• ed C 10 I I
-. lnchMll, lhl -......ii-tall, . udp and
Mn. Llo,.i S, NIL
The wecldloa -Is oel fer Od. 12 ta St. .lllnel
~ Cllurdi, Newport
Beach.
Tb• future brlde
...--CGrona del liar 111&1> ~ md Pacific
tlm-lil)I, wllere I b I
.-nd her BA In hlllary.
----~ MR. AND MRS. HOMER MESSENGER .
CathoUc Weddl"I c..._
Tbo -....... ol Mr. and Mra. Jameo L. Olwall
of Silem, On., ii •
gr-o1 DayloD Unloa 111&11 Scbool, Da;rton, Ore.
Be recelwd bis BA de-
in bul1neu edmlntttrati.Oll
m>m I.Jnfleld C o 11 e C • ,
.McMlmvllle.
Valerie June Schaer
Now Mrs .. Messenger
Keynoter
Hits Home
Sis. Simon and Jude Cath-
olic Church wu U.. after·
DOOll oelting fer 11>1 double
ring nuptlal.l Jmklnl In m.,..
rtage Valerie J-Scha« and her bolrollled. Bomer
Mortin .Mu-. Parenti ol. tbe w _ _,,l)l~wedl
are Mr. and .Mn. Rober!
Eugene Schaer ol Bimtlni·
ton Beach and Dr. and Mr•.
Harold .M. Mes-ol Su
Diep.
-aids, . lb. .MWee Suunni and Sharon Hollo-
way of Carma del Mar, the
bride'• couslnl.
Dell&N to B'Dli B'rlili>.· w-Dlllrld •-eoo.
vedioa. · in Pboe!D next
-...m --Loo AJicelol Tl me I Woman-ofstbe-year Tbo beM&ct -bl.I brother, Steven .M ..... , .. to eland u belt man. Uah· Mn. Mary Hairy deliver
erlnl duties were auumed the-bynota ipeeeb.
by ll ob er I Schaer, lbe-.Mn. Be""!l.t.~"' ol
bride'• bro t b er, Russell four IOlll, II to tbe
Svabn and Leighton .Mone. dlredlll< o1 Loo Angelec
'!be Ccrooa del .Mar bome Ecooom1c aod Youlb ()p-
ol Mr. and Mn. Kem>eth c. ~ Agmcy ml ls &D•
Holloway, the bride'• aimt outopoken Mid aitlculMe ad·
apd. uncle, wu tbe ~ of. vocat. of iJDlrO'ftd human
the reception. More than rtUtiOnl. She .has won
~ well,wisben coairatulat· !Ulltll'OUI C om m u n I t Y
ed the couple. -41 for ber w<rk oo
The bride is a graduate of urban pnibtems.
{"'I" -HELEN HEWEN
F1llW .......
PRISCILLA KIRK
Pl1n1 Modi
Betrothed
Set Date
Mr. and .Mrs. Goorge M.
TbenewMn.l\lleeM!ler,
given In morrlap bJ her
, father, Mledecl a poin~'
esplrit gown boa'llb' • qued with 11 ...... and • pen.
el back. Her shoulder
length veil was (!aught to a
floral headpiece and ahe
carried a bouquet of butter,
Dy arcllldl, babya breath,
• 1tephanotll and baby ivy. w-inc • white crgandy
.over pink gown and holding
pint carnations, rose bud.II and fem was mald of hooor
M l 1 I Marsha Uvermare.
Dreued identlcallJ w e r e
Camelbact H i g h School, 'lbe 46tb annual con,
Phoenix and M a atuden_t ·at ventioll will open Saturday,
Orange Cout College. Her June 29, and will cortinue
husband' is an alumnUJ of through July 3. More than
Point Loma High School, 450 detegatM ~esenting
San Diego and a~nded l:.> dlll)ten are exped.ed to
Mesa College, San Oiego. attend tbe convention to
The couple departed ob a cmskler the role of B'nai
honeymoon to Cai'mel and B'rlti. women in the coun·
Monterey b e for e making ll'y'• future
tbelr • bome In Huntlnllton ·
Beach.
Kirk Jr. !If Laguna Beach
have announced Ule engage,
ment Of their daugtUr
Priscilla Kirk ro Richard
Lee Greene, IOO of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Greene Of Hun·
tington Haxbour.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
N"..iss Kirk was graduated
from Bunoughs mgh ScllOol
in Burbank aDd. attended
Orange Coast College. Her
future husband, W'bo 8.tso at,
tended OCC, is an alumnUI
of Venice Higb School. Both
are presently seniors at San
Diego'.State c.ollege.
Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority Treats Mates
Entertalnlnl their bUJ.
banda with a 1teat barbecue
Dul Saturday em>lne al 7
are memben•Cll Delta Alpha
Phi chapter ol Beta SiBJDa
Phi.
1be Huntington B • a c b
home ol Mr. and Mn. Tim·
otby Cooner will bl the J>lr•
ty scene. '111e theme wilfbe
Reach for the 5tarl while
decoratioDJ of. 111v.. stars
Mesa Seniors
Co mmmdty Rec:reltion
Center in Costa Mesa is the
scene of ectlrity whm Costa
Mesa ,..Senior Citi.aem meet
al 11 Lm. evtty Tueldey.
....,I lilt! ......... .. _ .. --.. ···-,,_ tkff.S" ..... .... .....,,
T •I" fro"' U.00
lotto1111 fre111 Sl.H
and candlel will decorate
the seUing.
Mn. Kenneth Roberti la
in charge d. an'8D(ementa
with .Mn. Robert Golf ...
sis ting.
New chairmen will be in·
troduced. T b o s e assisting
ihe president Mn. Roger
Denig will be lhe Mmes.
Floyd Shaver, social; Goff,
ways and meana; Roberta,
service; Richard Sat l or,
program; Stephen Blasko,
publicity, ond Gecrge Stew·
art, courlely.
The chapter will remain
dark during the 1ummer and
will resume meetings in tbe
fall
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polall 1111 "'~ ·" ii;";;';,",, of cletaill. Don't Ill: Accent on cooperatioo ,...._., AlllEll (March '21-Aprll rib mate, ~·tner. Wise to allo .-Ive. Shake ott any oqrJoot ~pparot minor r-4-.-"'-nc• tow-~ •""'m II): Accet oo oocial ac-Ill -.. eel pace. lltrets _, ~· ..,. · matlm. If lhoroap, tblJI .. = -iety, dlenie -eanblproducUvedly. harmoay. Some wlto GENEnAL TEN·
M -.ells are llJ>lll'· CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-di ..... nlerely need face-DENCIES, Cycle blgb for
red. DaJ features pleuure, J111 .• JI): Strau .., recelvln& .. vlo& dlvlce. Tun> oo LEO, Y.IRGO, L I B R A •
,_, Many testrlctlilDI and pay1nC I. cbeck wilb dlarm, If .-pllve, ""1 Speclal -d to PISCES:
are l'llllOVed. Share good portnar or lliale. Be ..,,.,. pbualual>le point. what JOU need com11 your
-with loved ooe. of ·-dwlpl. Get ._ (Fell. ~-way. TAVJIUI (April 20-May'1...:.:_.:_....:....:_..::..:='-'-----'------;:._ _____ _
28): Bame affairs, domestic
aca"fttJ' are accented .
Bar-.... be ...-ed.
You mut mate fir1t a 11tme. Re.sPonae will be f...-. · study property
vaiu.. Profitable tranaae-
lkm la due.
GEMINI (May 21.June
20): See perlOllO, sllulltiOl!I
111 l'lllllllc · light. Fon:el
-lo' bl ocattered. Be
f)ntie, but avoid waste.
utiB.11 pa • t experience,
lleJDllDIJer friend who may
be confined to b o m e ,
holpllal
CANCER (June 21.July
II): You. can add t o
poueulOl!I. Ettorts pa y
dlvideada. Genuine bargain
available If alert. Oldero h>-
d1"'1ull pides the way.
Don't permit pride I< lland
ln _, ol progr ....
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)>
Appeal tpreadl; popularity
meter goes up. You ~.
sought altc; take the lead.
Original metbodl a r e
lavored. Cycle Is high. Your
efforts are crowned with
IUCCell, Timing is im,
pc>riam.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22)'
Some uoand you may ap.
pear gloomy. B e COO·
sider.ate: Dispense g o o d
meer. u cptimJatic, you can
lurll defeat Into rictory.
Higbllgbt inventiveness. No
Med to harbor secret fears .
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22)>
Friends help make this a.
stimulating day. You could
get idea which improves in,
come from occupation. One
"'1o appears eccentric ec-
tually may have answers.
Know this -re1poqd acz
cordlnCly.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Organize effort1 .
Career matter• receive a
boost. Act in an
authoritative manner. U you
are• confident. otber1 res.-
pond. Key ii positive ap-
-dl. Onf:e you begin, follow ~ with .rig<r.
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"officiar' m1fllin1 IN brpta .t
Stl Fridly Ind Officer GanllOll. (R)
Pl.AN." A look 1! tllll ISSlllCI of I
curilcutum dnitntd to ••~ Pit' with the lndi'lldu•I l11rnln1 r1t11 ot
studenb.
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the lflU/der of I danct-11111 llH Md
M1rsh1l Jim Crown lnvtstlllhl tht
aruesome 1ct. H1 lfMXPldec!IJ
mettJ 1n old fllme from th• past.
S1loo11 bo.stna M1ddl1 L•nlllrt, -.1lo
sllort1y 1ftarw1rd b1com• the •·
and victim of the mysterious sl1ytr.
Yictori1 Shew Is Mlddlt. (R)
with Kally; uMltfl, SUSln wetdl•
u Tom Colrtincts Jill tD &by,
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th• Yardarm If Willy Gitt AN(r'
While Daniel llld Reblocl ahop In
th• port town of Ch1rlalon, lsr"I
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to h« ct.ti, Col. G1rrow1y, when 11:00 9 e.. ra.111: a.wt: (C) (30)
the latter receiYes ltCJtl: orders to Jerry DullPhJ.
ready Luke for 1 SmithJ011iln ....._
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Luke for 30m1 ltospltl1 tllb, thtn
rushas to C.t11ln1 t'D sub tor him
on his date with M1rd1 IO hi
Luke un meet the lntertiewtr. (R)
B Million $ llllwir. "l"IP SIClll
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By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Good nef(s, good newi'
today lrom the wonderful world of television. Tiny
Tim will be back nex·t season on NBC.TV's "Row&n
and Martin:s Laugh· In." And ilnless you sit bent
each day receiving network press releases, yow
can't realize what good news that really .ii. i
I MEAN, suppose you sit here and ihe mall
brings a statement from 1.-0rne Greene, the bi.i
daddy of "Bonanza," saying: 11U>ve ia like a warm
blanket which covers and protects a child from
hurt and even hunger."
All rigb\, it-sourtds like Lome Green&-rlRl!t!'
So you start looking around desperately for a ~aa
er. And there is gOO<l"t>ld Tiny Tim to the reocue,
becawe he is also quoted in a press release. ~
1ays: i
''WHAT DO I FEEL I'm trying to do today h£
my music? Well, I'm trying to bring b!ld< the baP:.
piness that was part of the beautiful tunes that were
sung in the days of the past -the lovely day• '!-
. vaudeville! Those songs ~ven chill me. today wbell
I hear th.em." .
Well, that, of course, puts the · wor1d in l>o.".
spective for a while. But then you loot at a press r~
lease which explains that Ed Ames-never leamllll\
to ice skate and quotes him as saying: ''I cami
from a large family, And it pretty well boiled dawa
to skating or eating. We ate well." What doel
Ames mean by that? I mean, what in the wor~
is he trying to tell us? Willl Tiny Tim, there iii
never any such problem: · l.t
• 1'WHAT SINGERS Wt had!" be says. "Irvinil
Kaufman ,one oft.he first vaudeville singers; Arth~
Fields, the first crooner, way before the electritr1
phonograph; and of course Rudy Vallee, Gene A~
tin, Mr. Jolson, Mr. Crosby and Mr. Russ ColW¥,
bo . • . God bless them all! Now , as I hear these
songs, I believe that they can thrill the people cl.fi
today just as they thrilled the P...,ple of ye&terday ·l'j
You said it, Mr. Tiny. And somehow this a!ll
seems more importaant than a press release quoC-;
ing the boss of "Peyton Place,' Paul Monash~
saying: "Way back wben we completed tile 1 '
1egment, it seelhed an incredible achievem .,
Fortunately, we are telling a story wbic:b aPPNlii ·
to have no end." ~
FORTUNATE, perhaps -but not .. fortum
as b~g on 1be receiving end of observations .1 Mr. Tim:
' "! don't think I'm turning ·back tile dodt bf '
doing ·these old tunes," he says, "I love' rock 'n'
roll and popular music. It's just that the spirit. ol
the singers whose songs I do are living within me.
That's why the songs come out in the voices of the
original singers. I'm not doing imitations. 'l'WW1
the way they sound inside of me."
AND WHY DOES HE SING? "Perhaps above
all, because of all the lovely women who with their
beauty cause, my heart to overflow with joy." .
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'Price Stability': Why, It .
Doesn't Keep PriCtis Stable
:.1 ~ ~RTEBbi
''reU-prlce-V-
lD tbe U.S.!
A. II woaW bo a price 9· .......... ..._._I
penieat I yw.
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prkea!
A. Bee•u1t l'M'lly ta
-tilnOI -prices la tbb C0UDtrY remained
µnch&qod •-a Ml year or aclulDJ decllaed aad tllo
y-1 durlJIC wbldi price ID·
---fracCl-1
® tbere have been actual
cle=~s have UJUAlly been
yeara of large·1c1le
lll>"lllployment. Wt .,. aot o1 tile IDcome tu In-
• prepared lo tolerate a blp c r , a a e spondinfl cut.
unempio,ment race ID a· poc11:..:.. ii lo curt> demanda
chante for no price ID· -· creaset. And ,.. haven't I« goodl 811<1 llrVlces. The
learned how to m 1 a h lll«<y ii that I restraint oo
virtually ot.able prl<11 with our demaads will help 1 ... ce
lull employment. prices back from today'• ii)·
Q, IF REASONABLE • fial!Oll<ll)I 4 per«DI a year
price stability Ml defined u rate of rise to a more
' a 2 percent annual price ftasonable rate and finally
rile, what b inflation? to the acceptable 2 percent
A. An)'Utlng above a 3 per· ,. mnual increase.
cent rise a year for a pro-But it's not , generally
tracted period of time. understood what the words
Q. What's the rate ol price "reasonable price stability"
increase now? and .. .inflation" mean in
A. It'a running at an an· hard numbers. The dlc-
nual rate of 4 percent, un· tionaries, for l n s t a n c e ,
questionably in 1be range ·of define inflaton as "a sharp
"inflation." a.Qd suddeli.ris'e in prices"
_or "a sharp and sU~en fall
in the value of money in
clrcu.lati-On," but th e y
IT'S G E NE R A LL Y·
understood that a te1 goal
Southern Californians'
Income Jumps Up Agaill
Jamison, Security First
National Bank vice preri-
dent, s a i d preliminary
estimates indioa.te a 7 per-
cent increase in t o t a I
personal incpme to an an.
time blgh ol 138.3 'billion,
while percapita income jum-
ped 5.2 percent to $3,116t.
The five-eounty area's
$35.8 billion penonal income
in 1967 topped every state
except Califdrnia, N e w
York, Illinois and
Pennsylvania. Gross pro-
duct for tbe five counties
lalt year was $45.S billion,
nearly 6 percent of the na-
tional total . 'Ibis wu better
than India, Brazil or Spain's
total, and was more than 38
percent of Russia's GNP.
Jamison pointed C)ut that
97;2 percent of that total
came from an .area within
60 mile$ of downtown Los
Angeles, with Los Angeles
County accounting for '35.2
billion.
The report, compiled from
C o m m e r c e Department
statistics, includes personal
income to residents of the
five-county regional area
from all sources inclifding
wages and salaries, other
labor income, interest,
dividends, rent, other pro-
perty i n c o m e , pensions,
unemployment and social·
security payments and
military pay.
.. For the 13th straight year,
the five~ounty aiea's in-
come is expected to exceed
50 percent of the lllat:e total.
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To Learn
Thomas McDermott warn-
ed a iteminar at OCC
rectlllly that "Half of what
an engineer leams ll>doy hi
achoo! will be obsolete hi 10
years, Md hall of what he
needs 10 lcnow b not even
a..Uable."
McDermott, president of
Amerlctn Society for Quall·
1Y Oootrol and divlllon
direct.or at the 1 p • c e
dlvillou Ill North American
Roctwell, IPOl<e lo about 175
qUallty control peraonnel at
a quality control seminar at
the college.
McDermott alao Mid that
too many worten1 tt all
1 .. eu hi buslnen and hi·
duttry toc1-r • c c e p t
mediocrity a a way of llre
ood do Jut _,Cb lo (II
by. -
Dr. l!:ctnrd P . Coleman,
natneerlng professor at
Ud.A compared pro..
feulooal activity Jn the
q waltty field to a
tbermod;ynarn.J.c 1ystem. He
•aid " hat lemJ><!'ltare, _ ...... c1e111117, ""' Ibo
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Proleulonal a!blelel Bill Vou and
Plill Spiller ....,.. named co-w!noer• of
the .coveted Yordley Ttophy Wed·
,nieeday night at Balboo Bay Club
be/ore a baoquat pthertng of 125.
1be duo was selected from an
orlstnal field ol 10 nomlneel -a
l'""'if'oup called the finest-ever over~ll .ln
-tbe 12-year hi!tory of tbe award Which
,., goes annually to the mp male athlete
ol the Harbor are.a. . "<; Jt waa the ftrst time that co-winners
. were cbo&en and • Miectioa com· ip.Jttee members later nvealed.1 mce ,. . .
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tM' lle!d WU ...,._ "' Spiller ana
Vou, it wu Impossible 14 plct
between -them. On11 four Barbor ..... educ&~
males have ever made the pro sport.I
rarW so tbla yeu'• Yarcpey •in:Dt!t•
compriJe half that amouut. -
Georce Yanlley, tor whom the
trophy iJ named, and PalA. Neumann
the secoDd winner in the serlea of the
award .. ia ttie other. Both have since
reljred from pro basketball.
Thi.1 year's wiDDera have much in
common. 'Ibey 'both attended Newport
Harbor High, and were in fact good
frieDdl there. They went on to Orance
Cout College.
Then their traila tplll.
Aneele1) -where he coatlnued to 1 t • r
Aogeles) wllert be oontinued 14 start
in football. Voas went inf<I pro b""""". . T hen their i.th& apln paralleled
SpUJer went to the St. Lou11 Cardinals
of the NaUooal Football Leaiuit ln' i967
and waa one of 100 rookies shooting tor
a spot on the 11quad. .
. He wasn't big in phyaical stature but
bis detenni.Mtion made up for what hei
lacked in pounds and lncbe•. Spiller
· made the cuta and waa one of four pro
novices "' be· kept.
":PRIDE OF HARBOR AREA -Yardley Trophy
· c~winners and special award recipient Toni Hewitt
".(left) show off their booty after Wednesday night's
banquet at Balboa Bay Club. Miss Hewitt was
singled out for special recognition by the sponsor-
••• ing Newport Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce
for her swim exploits. Phil Spiller (right) and Fran
Marimon display the huge Yardley award. Marimon
accepted for co-winner Bill Voss, who was unable
to attend because of duties with the Chicago White
Sox.
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Fans ·Laud Departed Coach
A column regarding the court con-
duct and departure of Newport Harbor
High basketball coach Al H~lmey has
brought ~ bit of comment via the mail
bag.
Here's excerpts from the letters
which bore signatures:
HCo1cb Hackney bas done for
Bubor mch what no other coach
bas been able to do. Harbor now ba1
PRIDE. True hll -· teclull· quea were anortbodo:r at Ume1. That
· 11 the only way to e.ach ud get
oatatand.ln& re1ults where none
should be expected. He · alway1
laufht m to play "' win.
4 Becaue of hit enercetlc
coachlac our basketball team, which
sbou.ld have cOme lD Stb place, came
ID Srd place ID the Sunset Leagua.
0 He bU turned the boys tllal be
has been a11odated with Into well
mannered men, an asset to tbe eom-
mua.l ty. Hh penonal band b11
hel?ted m111y of as over tile roagb
~road· of htgb school and Into college.
able to make the kid& perform at their
best -and maybe beyond -because
they wanted to please him.
"He tal!B,ht and trained them and
made them' proud. He was a friend to
each of them, Coach Hackney had no
family so he gave special attention
and time t.o his boys. He not1 oniy
taught them what he could about
sporta but also about pride, respect
and appearance.
"He also got to know the parents of
the boys and would take u.s out to
breakfast once a week with our sons.
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desire to win. In add.it.ion , he demand-
ed about 110 percent of everybody's
ability while they were on the basket·
ball court.
"Everything considered , a large
pair o( shoes are now empty and I
know a young man who feels a great
personal loss.
From Susan Lee Smith:
j<Durlng the past year I bad M.R
Hackney 11 my English tutor, while
. I had mono. I was surprised and
dellghted by this man's paUence In
trying to teach me the principles of
Engll&b logic.
"Though on tbe court Mr.
Hackney 111 a different person, his
1oal1 for the Varsity team this year .
were 1Ull the same as tryln1 lo
teach me EngHih lo'1c. A t
Hackney's primary goal was to not
only make tbe Newport Harbor
Basketball team the toughest and
best team In the Sunset Leape, but
also to make each member of that
team Independent, seU-thlnJdn1. "Tbe gap left la Barb. will .!. --Mtt'er-.be lllled." -v We'd have a pot-luck dinner now and
Mien. ..
"May I 11ugge1C that you see both
1lde1 of a man such as Al Hackney
before you crlUclu him. Despite his
temper, be treated ·his team fairly
and looked OD Uto8e boys a1 1001. I
doubt that you could Ond one
member of tbe Vanity tea m who
not only admired but respected Al
Hackney."
An opinion from
\Vllliam Webster:
Dave Swango
B!andle and
"I have a son who is an athlete and
bas had many coaches. The last two
years he has been under coach
Hackney. You spoke of him being able
to magnetize kids. Let's say he was
ANGELS' TOP PREP
SIGNS WITH CLUB
ANAHEIM -The California Angels
signed tbemselvet Quite a high school
ballplayer Wednesdoy.
He LI lS.year~ld Lloyd Allen, of
Selma, Calif., the club's first round
draft choice this year, Allen will
report to Jdabc:i Falls, Ida., next Tues-
day.
During an almoet unbelievable prep
career Allen pitched 313 ni.In11 and
had • earned run average of. o. 78. He
1truct out 588 batttn and burled ftve
DO bJt!MI, ooe a penect game in
wlllcb he 1trud< out 1IJe lint 19 men be
1-d.
But tbat'1 not all.
'Iba 6-foot-l. J.86.pound right.hander
olao played !he oulfield during his
· .-7ear. In 25 gamn he batted
.•• Mt nine home nm1 and drove 1n
41 talllel.
r
"You see, he not only held a magic
fer the boys, but also for the parents.
He made you feel kind of special and
proud because you were a parent of
ODe of. hiJ boys .
"There are many ol us who don't
hold with your oplnJon. We feel Fri·
day, June 14 (the day Hackney resign-
ed) was a sad day and wish it had
never happened."
From Johll Haven:
"A1 (or Mr. Hackney 's
aometlme1 colorful language, If Mr.
White doesn't reallu that verballi·
ID1 emotions Is a normal part Of
atblellc competition tbea be is more
naive than I llad prt:vlou1ly Im·
aglned. Acaln, tbe more emoUonal
side of Mr. Ractne7'1 nature come1
fnm hJ1 tremendous enthu1la1m
about ba1tetball. He believes la wtn-
ttlng and bl1 teams play "rip 'em up,
no bolds barred'" basketball. It ts hl1
type of came combined with bis
ability 14 brt.f out the belt ID his
players that led Newport Harbor to
1 Udrd place filll11l la a touch Sunset
League." '
From Paul Holmes:
"It should be noted thal I bave a son
who waa privileged to be on Hackney's
battetbaft aquad last year.
"He tauJht the klda • respect and •
politenets that even rubbed off on our
elew.n year old ton. He tried to instill
-I thlnlt pretty succeasfully -a
From Bob Malinoff, chairman of the
school's basketball boosters:
"Al instilled a devotion, dedication,
and splrit into his ballplayers that
very few coaches are capable of ac-
complishing. He went beyond that. He
taught them discipline and true
sportsmanstrlp. ·
"I witnessed the North-South All-
Star Basketball game last night and to
me one of the highlights was the ex-
ceptional team plat"tii Alan Gage last
season'1 co.captain and all.:telgue
guard. Alan's unselfish passing and
fine defensive play cannot go un-
mentioned. When two of the North
playen had fouled out it was Alan
Gage who walked over to shake tbelr
hand. This, Mr. WbJte, was the ty_pe ol.
b.,ketball that Al Hackney taught at
Harbor Hlgh.
"Sure, Al was pretty emotional and,
basketball being what It ts, the op-
poalng fan1 &ad a tendency to Jeer him
a U~, but thia wias certainly no cause
for you to write what you did,"
'lbanki 14 all for the opinions. It'•
great to live Jn a place where people
are free to expreu tbemaelve1.
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Yardley -Co-w nners·
P!lll W81 10 touCl1 he Wound up aJ a
def«ISivt starter, made tbt all·NFL
rookie team aod waa flltb bl con-twenoe punt return rankings.
Vou WU •old front the Detroit
Tigers.to the O>loago Wblte Sox of the
American League and wu called up
by the parent organiiation for brief
Bti.nts du.ring the campaign but spent
most of the '67 seaaon in the minor
leagues.
Then in the spring of this year be
was caned back after bitting over .300
with Hawaii of the P~iflc Coast
League. He btas started in tb_e outfield.
most of the time and .bas delivered
several key bit., llltllouCh his ~ avdi• ts only llld>Uy bettar tl>oD
half of wllat he 1i>Of{ecl 1u the PCL.
VOA, -lo to attend W-.tay•s
awards because of play!ni com-
mllmellU, b lite Spiller in Ulal be Is
nnall u major leaguers go.
But again it baa been a caae of
determ!natioo carrying 1IJe load.
He was injured over the weekend
when he crashed ~to a wall wtille
catching a fly ball. But be managed to
·hold on to it abd was back out to pnc:·
tlce on Monday.
Voss spoiled a Dean <llance no-hit-
ter aod also came up with c:ruclal b!u
In Wblle Sox 1'fnl ewer fbe Yankooo
and Aogels.
The other ttoallJt& for . Yardley la~ls Included John Vallely ol
Orange Cout College basketball
fame; OCC crew star Jlm Jorgensen
and UC Irvine IWim whiz Mite
Marlin.
And the· other ti.ve nominees ·in·
eluded Gary Johnson, .Ow manager
for the Appleton Fox pro baseball
team: Jim Ogle. Newport Harbor
High tennis ace; Mike Heckman, UCI
butetball flash; Frank Weirath, OCC
football star; John Yule, Corona del
Mar mg11 baske!l>all hero.
May Never Come Any Closer
To Getting No_-hitter--Big D
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Do n
Drysdale, who had Just come within
four outs of a no-hitter, figures heJllay
never get any closer. He just isn't the
type.
The big Los Angeles rlghthander set
down San Francisco on two hits
Wednesday, winning his 200th career
game as the Dodgers beat the Giants
2-1.
Not until there were ~o out in the
ei2bth did pinch-hitter Dave Marshall
deliver the first San Francisco hit, a
solid run-scoring ·single to center.
Upset? Not Don.
"I wasn't wonied about a no-hit ..
ter." Drysdale said. ''With two out, J
waa just hoping to keep the fil'st guy
off baae in the ninth so the next guy
wouldn't hit one out.
"I'm not really the type of pl.teller
that pitches no-bitters. I pitch them in
and out and try to get guys to bit the
ball. .
"No-hit pitchers are usually guys
who pitch up and down, who are a lit-
tle wild sometime and then everything
falls In." ·
Drysdale had limited the Gianta' to
just two walks when Jack Hiatt walk-
ed, leading off the eighth.
Bobby Bonds then bunted aod was
safe when Drysdale's tl:row pulled
Wes Parker off ficst:
Though 'it was a tou~ chance, the
official s c o r e r gave Drysdale the
benefit of the doubt and called it an er-
ror, leaying the no-hitter intact.
"I should have thrown him out by 10
feet,'' Don said. "If he wants to call it
a hit, be Can call it a hit."
Drysdale got the next two batters,
Do ... er Slate
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but then Marshall hit foc Ron Hunt
and punched a single over second,
Dobson Cools Halos driving in Hiatt. .
"I was hoping he'd throw a
fastball," said Marshall.
Angels Move to Road "Tbat'-1,. what he got," said Dodger
catcher Tom Haller. "It was a good
pitch; be hit it right down on the end
ol the bat."
After 3-0 Loss to A's LOS .l.NOILll'S SAN FRANCISCO
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shortstop Jim Fregost says Chuck
Dobson, Oakland Athletics' burler,
"has some of the best stuff in the
league -especially the fast ball."
The rest of the Angels might well
think Fregosi was understating the
facts Wednesday night after Dobson,
5-7, shut the door on California with a
three-hit, 3-0 victory.
CaWornia, now embarking on a road
trip, bas 12 games to play in the next
10 days in Washington, Detroit and
Cleveland, four in each city. "Eight
and four will get us two games over
.500," Rigriey calculated.
Two of the hits off the Oakland
right-hander were by Fregosi, the
Angels' AU-Star shortstop for the se-
cond straight year. Roger Repoz got
the other one, a bouncer over
Dobson's bead in ~e sixth inning.
And Fregosi was the only Califor-
nian who managed to get past first
base.
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Gibson Nears
Drysdale's
Zero Record
ST. LOtnS (AP) -Bob Gib.son, who
has everybody thinking a b o u t
shutout., is trying to keep the goose
eggs off his mind. -
"First you think about wins ," said
Gibson, who stretched his scoreless in-
ning string to 47 with bis fifth straight
shutout, beating Pittsburgh 3-0 in the
first game of a twi-nigh t doubleheader
Wednesday.
"Shutouts are secondary. Get
yourself preoccupied with shutouts
and pretty soon you're behind," said
Gibson. "l'tn not looking forward to a
shutout, I'm looking forward to a
win."
Gibson's string has him zeroing in
on t h e record of 58 2/3 scoreless in-
nings established earUer this season
by Don Drysdale of Loi Angeles.
Drysdale Is Scheduled to be Gibson's
ooponent in h1J nut scheduled start
Monday.
"Macht nlc:hts" l8ld Gibson of the
confnmt.Uon, sllpplng into Gennan to
explain that Drysdale as an opponen t
would make no difference to him.
Gibson said he felt particularly
strong against Ille Pirate• and stayed
witb mostcy fastballs.
"I had six da)'I rat ii.nee my lalt
start because of the rain out Monday,''
said Gibson. '"Ibe weather was coo1
and I felt a:ood. When you're not 10
atroag, you compenNte with curves in
!he lata bmin~1 but I stayed with
fa.stballl today. t
The defeat was a blow to the plans
of Angel Manager Bill Rigney.
"My goat has been to get three or
four games over .500 before the Ali-
St.ar break" July 9, Rigney said.
"We'll have to play like crazy to do it
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Davis Cup Lid Closing
On Entering Pro Field
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -
Australian tennis officials have jwt a
week to try to persuade other coun-
tries t h a t professionals should be
allowed to play in the Davis Cup -
and the odds are stacked against
-them.
Tennis sources at Wimbledoo, where
pros and amateurs a,re competing
together for the Mst time, said most
delegates are likely to vote against the
plan when the Davis Cup committee
meets in London next Thursday.
Bob Kelleher, president of the U .S,
Lawn Tennis Association, dropped a
broad hint. that be will not be sup-
porting the Australians.
"We are not against it in pfinciple,
but we don't think the time is ripe to
bring in the pros," Kelleher said.
Bill Edwards, president of the
Australian Lawn Tennis Association,
is expected to arrive next Monday to
head his country's delegation.
Australia, winner oC the Davis Cup
eight times iD tbe last nine years, has
changed its opinion after years of bit-
tec opposition to having pros in tbe
tournament.
Rain continued to spoil the first open
Wimbledon tournament Wednesday.
Play was restricted to 31h hours.
Wednesday's big duel was between
two Americans, pro Dennis Ralston of
Los Angeles and amateur Cliff Richey
of San Angelo, Tex. Ralston won 6-3, 3-
6, 7-9, 6·3, 13-11 after Richey had been
foot-faWted to drop service in the 23rd
game oC the la.at set.
Amateur glant·klll.,. Herb Fit.Gil>
bon of Garden Qty, N.Y. -who on
Tuesday knocked out Yugoslav pro
Nttki. Pille -was eliminated by Bri-
tain'• Mark Cox in anot.ber five-set
cliffttanger, t~, 6-3, 7-9, 9-7, 12-10.
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LYING DOWN ON THE JOll -Roy Emeraon '11. Newport Beach
isn't exacUy catching his breath In this action Wednesday at the
Wimbledon Open Championships, having j ust returned •bot of
Romania's Ion Tirlac. Emeraon aropped llrat set by S.7 tally 1 but
stonned back to post 6-1, 6-2 and ~wins ih the second round pairing.
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VOL 61', NO. ·154, 3 SECTIONS, 3~·PA"6ES NEWPORT BEACH, CAQFORNI.( »!~ltSDAY, JUNE 27, ltla !EN CENTS
Ray Denies __ Killing ' King
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'Dmn't Bear_ Grudge,'· ~u~pect .. Tells . British Court
?.-C.ILY PILOT ,.,... n .allff9rr s.ns
LONDON (UPI) -Jomes Earl Ray
today denied in court that be
assuslnSted· the Rev. Martin Luther
King Jr. He said be did not even bear
him a grudge.
Ray's voice was squeaky; at flrlt but
when his BrJtl.sb defense attorney'uk·
ed bim "ctid you kill Dr. Martin LUl!ler
King?" his reply was firm, quiet and
almo.st matter of fact:
"No &ir." 1
Ray · entered a Bow Street
U'.S. Quits
~eSanh;
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No Tears
SAIGON (UPI) -From the haila of
Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli,
the U.S. Marines probably prefer to
fight their. country's battles anyplace
but Khe Sanh.
Fight at Khe Sanh they did -con·
founding predictions of an American
Dien Bien Phu and smashing the
greatest Communist siege of the.war.
But the leathernecks are leavlilg the
fort in the northwest corner of South
Vietnam today. It was not expected to
be a tearful leave-taking. · •
TALL <TA$$EL' IN CORNFIELD CRASH SITE •
Toll Rotor' ti/ Glont Sao Stallkin Towers Above Toll C:orn
Khe Sanh baS been home to Marines
since September, 1986; 1'hen a
leatherneck company came aM ~h·
ed on the red dusty plateau a~ qne
of the main Communist tnmtra:UOn
routes into South Vletnam. It nem El Torri, Probing Cause
Of Hel wopter Smashup
"
~as a 'lam !lame _ ...,
In Hanoi, the North Vietnamese
decided the Marine.s must be mpt
aw~. And, they figured, crushing Khe
8abJl would reap .propaganda rewards
as valuable as the crushing of the 8,000
Marines who fiDany bad dug In there.
An investigation is under waY today
in an effort to determine the cause of
a U.S. Marine bellcopler crash
Wednesday at El T<ro in which the six
servicemen aboard escaped with
minor lnjurita.
A spokesman at El Toro rep<rted
that an accident board ls preaenUy ih-
vestigatlng the crash. No cause has
yet been determined.
'!be Cll-53 Sea stallion helicopter
craablanded. in a ccrn field ·near-El
Toro'• main gate.
The belicopter, the newest in the
U.S. Marine Corps' rotary aircraft in·
vontary, WU badly dlt!llaged, but ail
aboard walked away from the scene.
They were later treated and released
at Ule bue hocpilal. '
E•ller reports said that the aircraft
lost power on a routine tralniDg
KialoiJ II 3rd
To Finish in
Bermuda Race
HAMILTON; Bermuda (.\!') -The
Ondine, Huey Long's 73-foot ketch out
of Larchmont, N.Y., crossed the flnlsh
line at St. Davids Head early today,
the first boat to complele the· 6:1$-mlle
Newport, R.I., to Bermuda yacht race.
She sailed across the llnish line
about 13 minutes after midnight with a
corrected time of three days, . nille
ho~. 32. minutes and 41 seconds.
. mjsslon.
'1ie Sikorsky-built craft fluttered
down into Irvine Ranch iroperty 100
yards west of Trabuco Road, lurching
ooto" Ill right side in a tangle of rotor
bl~•·
2 Flag Defili ng
Youths Get Jail,
A list of those aboard releaaed llJ E A •
the Marine Corps air ladllty -: nay , 8Stgnment
Capt, Dellllll Cln11•9b1, %7, ol u~ tbs led Mission Viejo, the pilot. Two n--Area you , arres
ht LI. David E. 'l'a:rler, 24, of Ncn11 . .., ....... lie "American Flag by ••·
Tanyt.ow:n, N.Y., c1>pilot. Jlil tt • an auto ae1t cover, were
Cpl. Robert Bow~ 20, ol Brillq -Id w-.1 to write 5,000.
Green, Mo., crew chief. word etUJI on the IUbJect, "The Flag
Low Cpl. J.-E. -· 24, of ,. J -~L" . Santa 'Ana, first mechanic. -'-• "Y .........
Two passengers aboard were Cpl. MUnlclpel Judge Oalvln Schmidt Im·
J bn J Fi.seoharth 21 Ren posed. the unusm.l aentence against ;.Vada · and • ----'Cpl. •N!!_._ Eo,r Timmie Hoppll, 20, ol 3IK 16th Place, ' ~~ --· ColtaMesa,and RodMlchaelStewart,
Olien, of Anguln. , 18, of 2212 w. Oce'"1 Front, Newport
Former Publish er
Injured in Crash
W.alter Burrougtui:, former publisher
of Ule Orange Coast DAILY PILOT,
was injured Wednesday night In an
autorn<>'?lle accident tn Slinset Beach.
Buhoughs, 66, of 511 CliH Drive,
Newport Beach, i1 in Huntington
Intercooununity Hospital in "satisfac-
tory" condition suffering from a
broken nose and cab and bruises
boopilal aides said. '
California llighway Patrol officers
reported that BlDTougils' car, south-
bound on Coast Highway, !ailed to
negotiate an S-curve near Anderson
Street and struck a coocrete pillar.
Beach. ,
Nnpc>rt police arrested the two
youth.I on May 7 alter a woman com·
plained of seeing Old Glory covering
the back seat of their car near Harbor
m-. School.
1 The pair pleaded guilty to the m.lade·
meanor fiag defiling charges.
Judge Schmidt Wednesday alao
sentenced them to 21 <bys in Orange
Colln'ty Jall. But he noted that the time
had already been served by the
youths, who failed to make sufficient
bail while awaiting sentencing.
The judge made the essay-writing .
tut tme of the eonditions of two years
formal probation. He gave each ctefen·
da/iit 90 days in which to get the job
done. The essays are to be turned in to
him.
In addition, Judge Schmidt directed
Stewart to finish high school a•
another condition of prObaUon.
.
~ate' Court for oii air-l>ore bll fingerprints. liearlni chiwlna rum and 11Mked 1>y "IJI my mind tl1ll wao the sin&!• two ScoUal:d-Yard detectives. Tbe jaw handed wort of this defendanit,''
muscles -•th blJ stubble of beard ·Calcutt said.
twltdied • he beard hlmalll doscrfb. · iJ1 hl1 own te1tlmooy Ray told· 111e
ed as the "single band" that killed court be bad never met King.
King in Metnphii , Tenn., on.·Apt;..i. 4. . 0 1 have never bad any kind of
Barrister David Calcutt, the Bn"tilh grudge against him,'"' be sald.
attorney acting for tile United States, Ray, his dark· brown hafr 1 neatly
.accused Ray of executing t .b e combed, hunched forward in the iron·
"calculated, brutal and senseless railed prisoner's dock as Calcutt call·.
murder" oj Kina with a rifle Whlcb ed a U.S. fingerprint export who
Seymour: ··Maybe
Harbor Bill
Assemblyman John V. Briggs re-Beach omeadmellts are accepted,"
mains optiln!stic 1loday Ula! bll bill Briggs said.
for a vote of the people on dllbandlng "Obairman John Knoz (D-Rlch·
Ule Orange County Horbor Dlstrltt mond) told me the bill should pass
w!ll be cleared by conunittee. committee II It had unified county
But Newport !leach City Attorney delegaUon support," the Fullerton
Tully Seymour, who was a key figure assemblyman said. "With Badham l
in Wednellday'1 hearings, figures feel I wiD have such support."
Brig.gs' measure may be a dead iS6ue. Briggs said Knox told Board of
The FuU.rton Republic.on'• bill was • Supervllon' repreM>taUvea Wed·
withdrawn by Brtgp fr<1m a bearing ne9day that they lhould. "take tbe in·
before the Assembly Municipal and iUatlve" and let the people or tht1
County G<lvernment Committee in· Local Agency Formation Commi1sion
Sacramento Wed n es day after act on the harbor maUer.
Seymwr offered a series o f Briggs said X. is aware of the
amend!ge~. league's strq feeUnt for a change in
Ule barbot dlltrlct setup. PROTEcr\ Cll IZENS -\ "I am eoafldeut the harbor diitrlct
'!be chmlges are de!ilDed to. prolecl Is going to be dissolved one way or
beacb cl.tieS' investm.-. ln ex1atlng another," the Fullerton as~blyman
harbor pr!ijects, bf "dlltrlbl!tlng diatrlct said.
prowttel1.to the cities. Seymour represented New po r 4
Briggs rjlid lodllJ he wu oPtllJ11sll~ Beach at WednO&day'a · bearing in
about. cleatance of the blll tbrouib' tM SecramelMo. , He 1 told the DAILY
..... mlibl,Jieoll!~ · • PILOT toclay, tllal' M far aa ,lb& bill II · "~u R®irt -m (JI. · cmcerned "II Ioob up 1dll all the .,.Ne,.;cwt ~) • ...,be )lilllil be ...,,... ~.
able to wpport Ule bill II the Newport ~ 1~elled thr.;.; ,.;. .. , . .
• teslifled Ray's line-Iola wen on °'"' rllle tllat kliled Klq. •
Hel,.q obYIOUll,J·-u caJcutt
told or CborlOa Q. Stemia, • ...-1
of the Memphis boarding house from
which.the state of Tennessee coot.ends
that Ray.shot Kini·
He said ~vens 1aw Ray enter a
bathroom and that then he heard the
sbot which killed the civil rights
(See 'RAY, Pagel)
I
Dead?
for thlit
-"Committee chairman Knox ts
lather of legjalllllon th8t eoloblisiled
Ule Local Agency FormM!Oll Com·
mWiOD ll)'>lem of dealinC :wltlt the
disaolut!Oll ol &t>eclal diatrid>. Knoz
.!eels that Uleee things &bould be band!·
ed. on the local level aOO the
legislature' slJould be b.tqied to only· 11
a lut resort." .
-"Its very . !IKe In tlie-JeglelOtl..,
sesslQD for a measure like .thll to 1;»e
pushed Ulrough. Bills are beblc drop-
ped all over tbe place.'"
-"OUr own aasemblymaa, J\obett
E. Badham (R·Newport Be a c b )
bimsell lsn•reoiivlnced tlla\ 1ie· waata
to support )11\1 bill." · · "*°-' Orange Cowily· 1upervllon ~
to 1 lasl week to -Vlo ~ u
11 Ii presently Mt up wiUi Ila ming.
authority and advisory coi:nm1Mioa.
'!be League of Citlei Mca!!lY Dlghl
voled 17 to 3 for fll'8olUll~ Ille
amendmenll --hr JIWpii1 B<adl. . ~our empilMDed -)lle._I . (S... llAJIBOll, p .... ,_ .
Leary Bails
Son Out of
Laguna :Jail
Ne.wp~rt'~ Duncan Neiv
' . .
Police Chief of Orange
Men1U V. Duncan, Newport Bead>
81 RICHARD p, NALL a11lslanl police chlaf, will become
Of """ Dit1Y ..... '"" police chlef J the ,dty ol Oran1e If·
LSD cult leader Dr. Timothy Leary fective July i5.
bailf!d his 18-year-old IOO. out of Duncan succeeds retiring Chl.ef
Laguna Beach City .Jail Wedne•~Y Harold Richardson, It was onnowiced
afternoon. Wednaday aflernoon by <>ranee. City.
John BUJch Leary bad been arrested -Manager Georce N. Weimer.
at 12lS Roc:ltewlt Lane. It it tbe home Duncan 51 has 1erved. ·., umtant
• • • of John M. Griggs, 24, an employe of police dlief in Newport Beach for the
Myatic Arts World, a psychedelic put three year1. He bu Zl year1' U.•
shop perleoce in law enforcemenl
G : • • • ld Ge · ,_ '!be chlel .. lect served nine yean H rig5s .,..year.o son, rry, 1S m a lieutenant and two year11u a cap.
serious condition~ at South Cout Com· ta1n in the Loe Angetis Polk:e Depart·
munity 'Hospital. He ls believed to ment, where he rose to commander of
have swallowed the hallucinatory drug the Wilshire and Ctotral divitlona witll
STP, which caused a respiratory col· a total of 247 officers.
lapse and partial paralysis in the Said Newport Police ai!el B. JamH
child.· ... Glavu Of Duncan'• departure:
" Young~ wu arretted on a war· "We have been very grateful for
rant oqtstandlng since Nov. %1 alleging Merrill'• Hrvlce. lit bu been o big
be wu under the influence of drugs, a factor in bringing the department
misdenieanor. along to its present position of pro.
Police picked up the yowger Le!W'y fessionallsm. .
last Thanksgiving night after . a "While we di11ike loalng him, we're
housewife in the 100 block of Temple very proud he wa1 selected by Orange
Hills Drive complained of a youth on and we believe that ctty ts golng to
her porch who was actin g'. strangely. benefit greaUy by his presence."
He was placed in pl'otective,custody ·Duncan starts his new position at an.
in the care of a psychiatrist a~ Orange annual 181.al'y of $16,580. JU1t the day
County Medical Center and later befoce he was aelected u Orange
released to his father. Dr. Leafy lfaS police chief, Newport Beach city COUD·
living in Laguna at the time, with bis . cllmen bad boosted bis annual pay by
new bride, Rosemary, 33. '750 to fl8,238.
Joltn Leary wu released on '315 He bolds a BS in public ad·
ball Wedneoday and !1 to be am<lgned ministration from USC, plus 30 units
in municlpal Court July II, police laid. of graduate wort. Presently be will
1ubmH a tbe1t1· at USC on per10rmel
CAL L HIM CHiii'
Morrlll V • .,._.,.,
o • ..,.
Second to finish was StormVoget
with an elapoed lime of tbrie da)'I, 12
hours, 18 minutes and 38 seconds and
a corrected time of three days, 11
hours, 50 minutes and 48 seconds.
Third acro8I the UM was Klaloa II
with an elapsed time of three clays, 13
hours, five minutes 'f!llDd. $4 1econds aod
a corrected time of three days, nlne
hours, 44 minutes and six seconds.
Hower Line Burials Eased
counseling for muolclp&. p o 11 c e
employes for his master'• degree.
Duncan held the rant ol captain In
Ule U.S. Marine C<ll\li, and allo bolds
&n odvanceil .~ mrtlllcote.'. . ·
'Don't gtvo up bopO: Ule ilm
will be out far ,a •u!ct peel/: al
ta. Oraqe Coast -oen I and
l ·p:m; P'ridaJ. Otherwise It'•
1llll cloudavllle . 87 JEROME F. COWNS .... ~, ....... ~ "It was a fiairly colnfortable pamiege ·
all the way down," I.mg 1ald after A new law making it euier far
stepping ~ore at the St. Georg•'• neigh~ to bury power lines will
Dinghy and Sports C!llb early inday. soon be on the books in Newport
"But Ille Ugbt weather we bod at the n• h start of tlte race t1lled · UI' for'"tbe 'oeat: • • Benno Tro\>hy." , City councilmen on July 22 will con·
1-llW1ed soeolln( ·ii nut right duct a formal public bearing on the
after finishing, being portlcvlarlt ..,.. -lied ordinance arid will then Im·
lous about Kilroy, bll lolig·Ume West doubtedly adopt IL
coa1t competitor. 1be law abUdY hu won tentative,
Long'• best 24-bour nm WM during but unanlmoaa,.counclJ 1pprmaL
the second day out, 242 mllel, while Al ell)Jlala,d by A11lltant City Atty.
for a 12-bour period he logell 11 Tom W:oodruff, the mwuro II. an
mlle1. -..'enabling ordinance"\ that will allow
"We're sorry we cou14n't go 1n1 the cltY. to cn:ate. "~ tbe ~uest of
faster," be sa)d. 0 We were trying for petidonlr1, undergrouncUni districts.
the record." TJ>e co,1t of Placinl lbe utility line•
..
• --
underground would be shared by the
Soutbei-n California Edison Co. and in-
dividual propertf owner•.
The property ownen, ~rdlng to
the ordinance, Wb.lch W o o d r u f f
delC?lbes as 11flexible," would pay for
bur)'lng lines on their own properUei.
The Edison Company wolild pay for
the' public property projecll.
Woodruff pointed out that o· recent
Publlc UUUUe1 Comml11lon decision
eatablllbed 1 complex formula under
which the Edi.Ion Company aeta aside
thousands of dol1an a year for un-
dergroundlng p~s. Newport'•
share of tl1ia mn ll a!Miut lll0,000 rmr·
Jy .•
It II th1I fund that would be tapped
,
•
for the undergrounding dlltrlct pro-
ject.a. l
11That'1 not a great deal," Woodrutt
said, "but it would provide a start."
He added that becau1e of tile fle~
lblllty of . the , p~oposed ordinance,
whatever 1um1 the utility company ls
unable Jo ~rovlde nilght be made up
by the propert7 owners.
Woodruff allo 1IOfod that the Edison
Co. ','bu been veey good" to jqe"ll"fl
w!Ul recent undergroundlng proJ<c11
undertaken on Ila own , and at Iii own
e~se. 1 -
In the put 7e'ar .. he estbnated', ttMt
conipany bu lperit '300,llOO removing
.Vetllelld llnH alO!fg Coaat ID!llnJry
and another $Ul,OllO along NOWPort Boalevard. • j : • ;
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He ..,.. .. bi · Ille. rtrst' Marini
.Dtvtak>D 1D :Wt.W'ld Wlr ll, end~1a• .ac-uon· 111 rotdnlwa. He Won the Brome
Slar, l'wl>l• Heart and China, Service
Award.
He a~d .hia wile l(ve in Newport
Beach, and their thfee dau1hter1, t,
12, and 15, attend Harbor Area
lchooll. The couple'• 2l·yoor-old son 11
a senior at UCI.
NEW YORK (UPI) -1"""4n
returned -o ....ia1 trading lull in
a cautious -loday· lllCI pr!-1llp-
pecl •lllbll1 -•in bo&vy lreding on the New Yark Stock E .. bonge. «See quotallonl, Pa110 J8.lt), • •
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OAILY 'JLOT ,.., ,_.
Ji., BRUCE Bi;NSON .... ~, .......
· 'Ille mystery ci · the m I 11 Ing
surfboard llceme1 .weared cloeer to . .
a.IOluUon todoy.
Lut year 14,000 licenses wwe .old
at '3 apiece u Newport Beath lolmch·
eel ·Ila flnt annual reglatratloa pro·
eram.-
But this year, business didn't boom.
Only 7 ,000 licenses were boulb' i' some
7,000 shy ci who! city olficla4 bed Jill·
tlclplllod.
11lat works out to $21,oo:> in lost
revenue.
A DAILY PILOT lnvealigation
diaclosed where most of the missing
money prob•bly gOt to. It's Coat.Ing
around out there In the au?f. ·
where the U..,O llbould he," said Tim
GeftU.u1, 1$. of Fullerton .
Though eome surfers may fa'fcr the
license fee, Done .. were found rn l tbe
DAILY PILOT iatervlew1.
HQan't YOU do aOmelbin& to ltop it?"
nm asbd. "You're 1uppo1ed to bave
your pursuit of hopplnou, and lben
you heve to pay for IL ..
Newport Beacl! Morine S a le t 1
Director Bob Reed eave thl1 reason
for the lbor)l.dedloe ID llconn aolol:
111 think we shoUld. recall that tbe
beach wal cloled for a alpillcant
period during the IODdboul Jut year.
That undoubtedl,y retorded surllDJ oc-
tlvity and dNtre surfers elsewhere.
"There bas been a lessening of surf·
inl tlU ;iMr simply becouae of that." ' ' ' . . ' . . -
SURFING.114D
Reed .also said 1urflilg In Newport
has ,been 1-than lbe greotest lately
because of new ocean bottom petterns
creoled by Illa 1111111baul.
He expWned that -the beach
WM widened, the lborellne W81 U•
tended oceanward Into deeper water,
crHllng poot'cond!U-for gooct aurf, ~ut the put few IDo:ltha beve seen
the Ma boilom hegfu to tlper, allows
In& for JOod 1111'1 ••
Walter LQngmoor Resigns.
•
SITIING IT ·our ON BEACH WITH UNLICENSED SURFBOARD
5.,1. An•n 11111 C•nh•m S.y1 P•rmll Isn't Worth Tlmo •nd Monoy.
Surfers, Interviewed at the beacfi,
lis~ three major reasoru why they
til'em1elve1 suspected llcenae sales
Were off:
As OCC District Trustee . -
87· THOMAS FOR'l'UNE
Harbor Murder ;Administrators at OCC ,
l) The surf in Newport im't really
so bot anyhow.
2) Kids over 16 can drive and are
going elsewhere.
OI "" Dlillr Pllll ....,
"I bate to give it up, bllt you can't go
on forever," aald Walter M.
Loogmoor, 75 years old and 20 yearJ a
trustee ol Orange Coast Jun1or·co11ege
Dlslrlct. Suspect Du~
Back in County
. Given 7 Percent Raises
3) If lifeguar~ catch you surfing
without a llce.nsed board they usually
just give you a warping, so why shell
out three bucks?
WASTE OF MONEY
"I think I've aerved long enough. It's
Ume tO get a new person in."
(SPfi:lal to the Dally PllOI)
INDIANAPOLIS -The suspected
' murderer of a Corona del Mar in·
· surance analyst languished in county
jail here today while authorities
Substituted' one murder w I r r a D t
against him for another. .
Marine Pie. Edwin William Chott
III, 17, bu been held under $50,000
ball aince bl! arrest 10 days ~go on a
federal warrant cha<glng him wilh
unlawful fllgbt to avoid prosecution for
murder.
The federal warrant allowed FBI "
Twenty-two Orange Coast Junior
College ·District administrators were
given seven percent pay Nlises
Wednesday night.
A previously-agreed-to t e a c h e r
salary schedule giving $.S percent
raises also waa formally adopted by
junior college district trustees.
The salaries are for administrator•
and l.nstructOl's at both OraDge Cout
and Golden West campuses.
'The administrators salary plan was
one of two presented by Supt. Norman
Watson. The one not adopted appeared
agents to take control of the case until B d B d Newport Beach a-rities could place U get OOSte
a bold on the AWOL Marine.
An FBI agent aald the IndianapoU. B S J • dialrict attorney -scheduled to sign y an oaqmn· _... •'probab\y -y" ploclng Chott
in lbe CllliDdy ci Nweport Beocb s h I D' t . t po11ce. c oo IS nc Once tbe W'Ul'anta are exchanged,
a..tt po111ll>ly would he legally
pnpond lo return to Orange County
Den be would be tried for ,the
bludgeon alaying of 4 8 • y e a r • o 1 d
)Jocbe1ar George F. Lyons.
'Ibe lat big. ·legal hurdle before
transferring the &Uspect Ls one of ex·
tradition proceedings.
The FBI said it was still unknown
whether tllott: intended to waive
extradllioo, or fight ll
Alled bow much delay could be ex-
pected Jf the teen-ager chooses to fight
exa.ctidon, an FBI a.gent replied,
'"I'bat't ID.1bod1'1 gue51."
Suspect in Rape
Of City Employe
Gives Self Up
Cbar1e1 John Trautwein, 29, sur-
rendered himself with an attorney at
Oranp County Jail Tuesday afternoon
on cbargei of attempting to rape a
N~ Beach city employe.
Trautwein, of 3l282 Craimer Drive,
Huntlqt.on Beach, was named 1n a
felo117 warrant cbargtng him with
burlllrJ', auault with intent to com·
mlt rape and rape with force .
Tb e tell-employed -businusman
turned himself in to N e w p o r t
autborltiel at 3 p.m., and was freed
1lllder ,11,'llO bond at 8:50 p.m. Tues·
clay.
Newport Beach policewoman
Celelte stewart said the assault oc-
cumd lote lall Frldoy night.
DAILY PILOT
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San Joaquin School Dlstrict trustees
Wednesday night adopted a 1:1.9
million tentative budget for next
sehool year, half again as large as the
fl.6 million budget this year.
The expanded budget will require a
31k<!lt tax incn!'ase from •1.68 to 12.116
per $100 of assessed valuation.
The stepped-up education pre>gram
Is based on an enrollment increase
from 4,600 to a probable 8,300
students.
The housing tract school district
that stretches from University Park to
Mission Viejo continues to grow by
rapid proportions.
The school board is in agreement on
lhe large budget and tax increases.
While a school board usually cannot
levy taxes witbout going to the voters
it may make use of certain permissive
overrides which will cover the 38
cents, Business Supt. Rex Neriaon
siad.
The permissive overrides to be ap·
plied cover eJ!tr.a intermediate school
costs and programs for the educa-
Uonally handicapped and mentally
retarded.
A teacher salary schedule from
·'6,500 to $12,480 per year was adopted
by the ·board Tueroay night. Thl1
year's salary schedule ranged from
.'8.125 to·'11,5Cli.
f'rotol P .. e 1
HARBOR ••. •
Beach posiUon is that Briggs bill is
"unacceptable" unless amend.menu
are inserted as proposed by the
League of Cities.
These amendments, he noted , are In
line wltb those suggested by the
Newport city council. Among them:
-AU fixed .asseta: of the Harbor
District. such u boats, that become
surplus as the result of any dissolution
shouJd be turned over to the city.
-Orange County government should
continue to assume responsibility for
the developq:ient of harbors md the
maintenance of ei:ilting harbors.
-The county should mate financial
contributlona to cities as relm·
bunen!eot for the coot ol pnivldlng
waterfront RrVlces , auch u presently
done in connection with lifeguard
servkes.
-'Ibe:re aboukl be •t ~ast year's
delay before dlnolut1on becomes ef.
fective in order to give the cities that
must assume HarWr D 11 tr i c: t
responslblllty time lo -for lbe trlDlition.
Invalid Trapped
111. Blaze, Dies
-BAKERSFIELD (UPI) Arthur
ChriJIWllon, 79, dlod WedneadaJ nlFt when a fire nrept throuCb Illa
·~---ll...it.
--firemen &aid lbe victim WU u. invalid. He WU trapped .ln hb
aporlmen4 wblch I.a localod • bloclt
from a fire -... Olfic:!oll aold lbe
..... ci Illa blm ll not -oad Ins vutffolloo II continuing.
to be tntended u an object lesson for
lbe board. • It w.as an extrapolation from the ln·
structor's salary schedule that Watson
saJd would make dis tr ic t il.d·
ministrators the highest paid in tbe
state.
EvldenUy he la still milled that the
board decided on an instructor• aalar)'
schedule be recommended against.
Orange Coast qGilege teachers had
held out for hJgher salaries and
brought pressure to bear on the board.
Among new administrators' salaries
are $25,000 per year for college
presidents Robert Moore and Dudley
Boyce, '25,(Kl) far Evening College
Director Thomas Blakely, and $23,000
for Assistant Supt. C o r r e 11 a n
Thompson. ·
Dr. Watson's annual salary d.
$29,500 was not comidered. He serves
un~er a cootTact separate from the
oalary schedule.
* * *-Pickets at OCC
DeJay College's
Library Project
Pickets returned to Orange Coast
College today and for the second time
electrical workers walked oil the
library constructioo project.
The union dlapute first erupted two
months ago, but a restraining order ,
was issued after a couple of days and
pickets returned lo 1lle job.
The beef Is tllat Schurr and Finley
Inc ., electrical contractor replaci'ng
underground llDel in a separate cam·
pus project does not belong to the
InternaUObll brotherhood of El·
ectrical Workers. It belongs instead to
the United Mine Workers Union , which
the Brodierhooct does not recognlle.
"We don't inquire which union a con·
tractor belongs to, we just take the
lowest bid which we have to do by
law," collep district Business Supt.
OoiT'1lan Tbompaon safd.
He said be still does not know what
he can do about it, but it looks like the
library project will he delayed.
RAY... L
leader. \
As one savvy 12-year-old put it:
"Most people say it's just a waste of
money."
Said an older surfer:
"I think 'lbe ldnd c1I guya who buy
the license are those under 16, who
live here in Costa Mesa and Newport
ahd come down .all the time ."
Bill Canhan, 18, of Santa Ana, COD·
tinued: "If you hive a car, you come
here just now and then, and if you're
hauled out, you can go someplace else.
-.•I've been stopped a lot of Umes and
hauled out, and got a warning.i I never
ever thought· about buying a llc:ense,
though."
Most surfe.rs interviewed agreed
that liJeguarda are reluctant to play
policeman and Issue the •ts citation
for an tmllcensed board.
But they said the lileguards do • lot
ol warning.
WATCH BOARDS
"They eitber watch for boards
fioat.ing onto the beach, or sometimes
they tell aU the surfers to filp their
boards over and show the skegs (fin6)
.JJ. J.
Longmoor'a letter of reaignatton was
received reluctantly by junlor college
board members Wedoelday nlgltl
Longmoor, not present at the board
meeting, apent the evening at hia
Corona del Mar home. He was 1erl1JU&o
ly ill a year ago.
Longmoor baa been a prominent Ill"'"
dlvlcluol In Newport Beach civic af0
fairs. He served on tile city planning
commission for 14 years and was
cbalrm111 12 of those years. He wu
president ol the Newport Harboi'
Qi.amber · of Commerce and of the
Orsmge County Chamber.
He said be bas no specific planis for
how be will spend hla retirement.
"Rlght now I'm involved. wttb li·
quldatlng Western Canners Corpora·
tlon," he said.
Longmoor bas 'been owner and
partner In the fish cannery since II
moved to Newport Beach in 1936. Once
a thriving business, It iJ1 later years
tinned cat food.
Loogmoor was born in Inverness,
Canada, in 1893, attended blgll school
in Mesa, Ariz., and graduated. from
END.5 20 YEARS AT OCC
Walter M. Lqm~r
USC·ID 1916.
He began his career u a clerk with
a Long Beach canning firm, became
its manager and in time bought the
company and meved it to Newport.
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:J-ur1J,ifure
This Is the ov•nt Thrifty Shoppe" look forw1rd to. You wiH find 91n•rous SAVINGS on such famous·
n1m•s as -HERITAGE, KINDEL, THOMASVILLE, CENTURY, BRANDT, HIBRITEN and ·mony morol
Shop 11rly for boat stloetion. ,
11th SEMI ANNUAL SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
(In Memphls, Stevens was reported
to have dropped out of sight. He had
occupied room No, S of Mrs. Bessie
Brewer's rooming house. Authorities
IBY1t,.Y--1n room t. Mra. Brewer
also dropped out ol sight.)
There are two extradition counts
against Ray. Tennessee wants blln on
the murder chlrge. Missouri wants
him for breaking jail in 196'1 while he
was serving time for first-degree bank •
robbm'. Ray lllli1 I! charged In Lon·
don c under the name of Raymond
George Sneyd.
Ray's defense attorney contends
that the tlaying of the controversial
civil rlghtl leader w.u a polltl'cal
Crime which ta neit covered by U.S.·
British extradlUon agreements.
Dm ROOMS llDUCID -lOOK roll THE . RED lll£ TAGS w.
I Pc.
CINTVIY •AMI SIT -----$6n
7 Pc.
NOW W• NOW $499 7 Pc. IUW I'll. lo Dlale 111111 •599 P:allwaa~ ...... OVAL TAU $lft
Magistrate Frank Milton set another
hearing for TuelllaY, luly 2. Ray, who
wu weartna blue .sportshlrt and •
dark jacket, wu oNe<ed beld without
bail.
Ray, who bu been. silent aince bis
arrest at London Airport June 8 on c:torae• ci bavlnJ Illegal pauportl
""" carrylnl • pistol, .... after hla
Iowym: "'"°unced w • &tunned court:
'11 c:tll m:J clleJll"
One of Iha scotlalld Yard detectives
flllnilna him oCalnat p O I 11 b le
assasslnaUon attempts 1 b 1 f t e d
bel'ftell him and the main body ol the court. ,.
"I tlllnt ,.. llloUld alt here and toke Ille ootll ..-... Illa moall1rlle aala.
Tbe attorneys and !he mq!llrate
then di--who!-· Ray tboald be nnn la. He wa1,arruttd.
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OVALTAAI ____ ..,, '599 " '199
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COVERING THE GlOBE -Members1of the Sweet
A~elines, Inc., Harborlites cb·apter of Costa Mesa
are fashioning a world out of paper to symbolize
their theme In the Huntington Beach Fourth of
July Parade, Harmonize the World. Mn. Frank
. · guez (left) supervises the construct;ion while
ltfrs. Dan Partin decorates the top and Mrs. James
~ankel takes care of the bottom of the group's \oal Singing will be proYided all along the route.
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Parades' Idea
Pop, crackle and bang are the sounds orie usually associates wit!;
the Fourth of July.
But mutecJ . tones of voices in harm~ny will be the so~s · ~ded by
the Harborlit:es chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc., in the Fourth of July
Parade, sponsored by the H4nth;igton B~ach Junior Chamber of Commerce.
In keeping with the goals born of the first lndependerice 'Day the'
theme of their float will be Harmonize the World, which is also their or-
ganization's theme. They will provide entertainment for spectators along
the entire parade route with songs done in their four-part barbershop har-
mony style.
This parade won't be the first for t,he Costa Mesa group, which bas
participated in various parades for the past five years and ' has received
several trophies.
Nor is float-singing an unusual occurrence, since chapters of the
parent organizetion1 which is a non-profit group for women who like to sing1 performs for civic and charitable groups throughout the United 'States,
Canada and the Panama Canal Zone. 1
Harborliles, who will be sponsored by the Pizza Palace in the
parade, meet each Monday evening at 8 p.m. in College Park School, Costa
Mesa. Anyone wishing more information may -call Mrs. Garold Call at
649-3733.
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Tu help. make the Fourth of July celebration
a little more bri~t and glowing, Costa Mesa
Juniors are sellfng fireworks at their booth
located on the northeast corner of Raymond
Avenue and 17th street. Sale bours are from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Selitlng up the booth and
ready to start sales pitches are (left to 'right)
Mrs. Robert Raciti, chairman, Mrs. David
Brandon and Mrs. Ralph Freeto. Proceeds
will aid •the club's philanthropies.
International Flavor Spices Party ..
An international theme will pervade when Juniors of the
Costa Mesa Wednesday Morning Club present their an-
nual couples party next Saturday at 8 p.m. Opening their
Huntington Beach home for the Informal gathering will
be Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Stamper. Arranging decor !or'
tbe gala are (lelt to right) the Mmes. Donald Rb~es\'
Rex L. Riggs, David N. Bourke and Stamper. 'l'lle tina1
event of the club year will be a family picnic Julf lo. ·
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-Sterling Friendship Not Stainless, Begins to Tarnish
DEAR ANN LANDEJIS: I've 1-1
staring at thls piece of paper1 for 15
minutes, not knowing how to put my
problem into words. Well. b!ft goes:
Have you ever be.ard of counting the
ailvenrare when the company leaves?
I nevor thought fd bave to do JI, but I
wu wrong. '
Several montba ago we had' dinner
at' the home of friends. J noticed Mra.
A bad at leut five dlfferent patterns
of. sterling 1llver -IUVice for two ln
one pettem, three in another pattern,
and 10 on. She had service for fotr in
the same pattmt I beve.
. Thia 1f0man ii in our bridge club and me-bu been here .everal tlmu
for lunch u ...U as for dinner portleo.
Recently I waa preparing for • buffet
supper for U When l dilrcovered I wu
1hort S•leUpooM, 2 -forU, 2
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Nlad forks , a 1Ug&r abeD and a cake
server.
Have. you any suggest.tons u to how
I can bang on to the aU.ver J have left?
Don't tell me not to invite ber
anymore. 9te ii a close frltnd and her
butband md my husband are business
uoodallll -TARNlSllED RELA·
TIONSlllP
DEAll'TARNISHED' Tiie .en ttine
yoa are ll tlile womu'1 Hme' m,.U a
pmt ti th faet lbl SOME II ler
1Uver la Uke 1oan. Alt Hr, too, wily
Me doe11't settle • .. patten g .
1te1d of "11>1 ao, may. Dt M pmite-
11 and be 1are to eoavey Ute mnsase
thllt yOI are tnternW 18 Mt ••wen
-llol Jull mlkla( mllll 11•. Sbe'll
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I bad to
writ.e and comment on your advice to
. "Countdown )(otbtt" -~ WO~
wbo -lbe bated ber daUCl>llr
and treated her ababbily from the day
the child WM born.
Several women at our card club
dbcUJ1ed that letter and most of them
said tbey couldn't understand bow a
mother ln ber rlgbt lilllld could cle1ptse
her own child. I remain.ct atlent
although I w11 well quallfted to speak
1ince I wu 1ucb a mother myself. •
One day I 1lapped my cbild IO bird
Ille fell off the cbalr. Sbe hod aaked
for a Hctnd bel~C of m11hed
potato.. and wouldn 1 eat it. B« DOH
began to blood Mid I c:Ouldll't atop 11. I
called tbe doctor.
Wben be ooma I WU potrlflod
beo&lllO Iba ehild bad loot '° much
blood. He uked ma wbll baPl)mM. t
told blm the trutll. Tbat wonderful
doctor arpd me to Pl PQ<hlll1llc
he!p. He offered to arrange for an ap-
pointment at the community clinic.
After 16 montbt of therapy I am .a
new woman. I now understand why I
bated that child, Furthermore, with
undentading has come complete ac-
ceptance, if not genuine' love.
Pleue eontinue to tell all mother•
who have boetlle feelings toward their
children to Pl profes1loaal help. n
cbal(e!l my life and saved my
daulhlor. -COUNTDOWN M<m!ER
NUMBER TWO .
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UP WITJI A CLOSE;D •MIND AND
PROUD OF IT : Your mind l.sn't "°""''
ed," my friend -It's nailed shuli f·
1tron&IY auuest tb1t you ;,p.., It up
occuionally. Sometllln& of v.ido ~
drop tn. l ' • •
Row wm ,.. --lh ,..s tblai·e.an. aloqt Alt .u. La•••a.
Sod for llor llMlilel ''Lon w S..· ...
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---MR. AND MRS. HOMER MESSENGER
Cothollc ,Wodcflng Ceremony
Valerie June Schaer
Now Mrs. Messenger
5111. Simon and Jude Cath·
ollc Church Wll8 the after-
nooo. eettLng for tbe double
ring nupUall lJnkjng In mar-
riage Valerie J-Schaer,
and -her .. betrotbed. Homer
Martin Messenger.
Parent. ol the .OwlywedJ
are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Eugene Schaer ol 'IJUntilli-
ton Beach and Dr. ID.d Mrs.
Harold M. Me...U,er .ol San
Diego. . • ' The new Mn. Messenger,
given In marrl'!I•. by ber father, aelecled a point d'
esplrit gown be&'fil1 appll-
quecl with nower1 ml a pan·
el back. Her shoulder
length veil waa caught to a
noral 'beadp!Oce and •be
carrlecl a bouquet ol butt.r-ay crchlds, balJyl breath,
stephanotla ond boby ivy .• Wearlnl a wbite crgondy
.... pint .... ml holding
pink --· ..... buds and fem wu maid of baacr
M 11 1 Mlrlba Llvermare.
Dreue4 ldentlcall:1 .,, e r •
~ta Sigma Phi
brldeamaidl, t h e Misses
Suzaiine and Sharon Hollo-
way of Corona del Mar, the
bride'• cousins.
The benedict 1;1aaked his
brother, Steven Meilenger
t.o stand u best mari. Ush-
ering duties were assumed
by R o b e r t Schaer, the
bride's brother, Russell
Svahn ·and Leighton Mcrse.
The Corma del Mar home
ol Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C.
Holloway, the bride's aunt
and uncle,.wu,tbe scene of
the reception. More Ulan
150 well-wishers congratulat-
ed the Couple. -'
The bride ii a graduate of
Camelback H i g h School, .
Phoenix and is a student at
Orange Cout College. Her
huabond ii an alumnua of
Point Loma High School,
San Diego and attended
M.,. College, San Diego.
The couple departed on a
honeymoon to Carmel and
Monterey b e f ore making
their ··home In Huntingtoo
II-ii.
Sorority Treats Mates
En~ t b o I r bus-and condle1 will 'decGnte
bands with a lleot barbecue tho Htllng.. .
nut Sotur:dt1' ~ ot 7 . Mrs. Kenneth Ro1>ert1 lo are membOn ol Della Alpha In ebarJ• ol UTongemenu
Phi cbaptor ol Bet.i Sipla with Mrs. Roberi Golf U ·
Phi. lil!lnl:
The 'Hunllnltan B • a ch New chairmen will be In·
heme ol Mr. ond Mn. Thn-\rociuced. Th o 1 e .UIUting
otby Ccaner will be tho par-tho president Mrs. Roger t="· The theme will be· Dlllll will be tho Mmes. fer tho Ston whae Floyd Shaver IOclal· Golf
deccn.tiolll ot lllver ttln waya and m8au; ROtiert.;
Meaa Seniors
• C o IDlllllllitJ llecreation
Coaler in Oolta M11& II tile
..... ol ..itrify-Cool&
Me1a Senior CltilieDe meet
al ll Lm. every Tuelday.
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lettOIM freM $1.00
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publlcil1, ond Geqo Stew·
or!, courlely.
The cbaptor will remoln
clarlt during the eummer and
will resume meetinp in the
fall.
~~'.HALF-SIZE SHOP t• llQllf llYd.
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Announced
Mr. ond Mn. Gui P. Dewen have aanounded 1be . ..,._.,. ol lholr
dalllbter, Helm CllrUtlne ~to RobeltEv-OIWolt ol Mdllnaville, Ore.
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Sagitta .rius: Strengthen Ties I
• ' FRIDAY, .lUNE 21 aAGl'ITillUI <Now. n.
111 llTDNEY OllAIUI Dec. 21): Now lo time ta
• -detalla -·
8-• pallo ol public. Ge 20): Be ............ toward •
Tllo -nl WU
111ado cm Mr. and Mrs.
Hewen•1 21th weddinC an·
mveraary at a party at·
teoded by a ,man gathering
ot rell:tlve1 and c I o 1 e
frlondl, Including the br!de-
lfandporenil, Judge and Mr1. Lloyd S. Nix.
'Tllo . ..U, man cootrolo pro j e c led j our n e J, ' ::::.U *:7w~',( AmoJoty · -llthen ti• wilt lll·law1.
.wEll (heh ll·April ~=-::· ~
-tbo Udo. Mcmey com--wlto dapend upm you. mua1catioD t:ould p I' o v e One wlto performs special
llptftcut. ..me. d e 1 e r v e 1 conr
' AQUAllllJS (Jon. llll-F'tb. plimeaL Give today ind you
JI): ~ oa cooperation also receive. Sbalre off any
witll mote, .,.-. Wiie "' londency toward 11oom.
The wedcling data 1' set
for Oct. 12 in St. Jame.s
Eplsoopal Cburdi, 'Newport
Beach.
The future br i de
graduated from Corona del
Mer Hi&h School Mid Pacilio '
Unlvenity, where 1,h •
re<elved ber BA In history.
"rhe bened.lct, IOD of Mr.
and Mra: James L. Oswalt · Of Salem, Or!,, is a
·gradualo ol Dayton Union
High SCbool, Da)'lon, Ore.
He received hil BA degree
In bualneu edminiltration
from Linfield C o 11 e g e ,
McM!mWle.
--HELEN HEWEN
Foll Woclding
Ii): Aecont oa oocial ac-111&tlen. U tharou&h. tbil
Urit7, variety, m&c• -can be procl~ve day.
creative --are lptlr• CAPRICORN (Dec. 2J.
red. Day featuree pleaoure, Joo. IJ): streu.., receiving
_.. Molly reetrlcti«u ODd 1111tn1 -c:bock wltlt
ari. removed. Share IOod por!nor .ar mote. Be awero
..,.. with loved one. ol subtle cbanlee. Get ~·URUS (April 20-KaJ
20): Home affa&1, domeaUc
activity are eccented .
Hermony can be reotored.
You must mob fl r 1 t
,-.. Relponee Jrll1 be
fovonble. Sindy properly
valueo. Proflt.llie tr..,..,.
lion II due.
~ o4l>en set pace. Stre11
hormoay . SOme who GENERAL TEN-4-merely need fate-DENCIES : Cycle high for
11vtq device: Turn on LEO, VlllGO, L ! B R A ,
clmm. U .....,Uve, you . Specill word to lllSCES :
tale valualilO point. wbet you need comee your
PllCEtl (Feb. Jt.Marcb way. ·
. GEMINI (May · 21.June
-20): See per•--
In reaJlltic Ugh!. --lobe-Be
fleDble, but 'I.Void Waste.
utlllae p a t t IXP!Jrience.
~friend -may be conftned to h om 1 ,
bolpltal. ,
CANCEB (June 21.Jllb.
·NOTICE
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SANTA ANA
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USE oUlt NEW SHOP AT
74 FASHION 15!.Al'ID
NEWPORT CENTER \
Keynoter
Hits Home
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pOHeWOOI. Efforll pa 1
ALLW~NALLY
AT ' AN1HOllT'S
Coren• 4ol Mor
Dolel-I» B'Dll B'rilb ·w-DiMlict 4 COii·
ventioo. In Phoenix next
week w.lll bear Los Angele•
T i me a Womall-of·tbe-year
Mrs. llfary Heiry deliver
the lr.eynroo opeecb. .
PRISCILLA KIRK
Plens Made·
Mrt. Henry, mother d.
'four soM; is assist.am to tbe
diredXlr o1 !.<>& Angeie1
Ecooomic 8lld Youlh Op-
pot1mlliea Agency and 1' an
out.poken ond articullMo ad-
vocate of improved human
relations'. She 1 hu won
mmero111 c o m m u n iiit y
awards I« her wort on uroan p!'Oblems.
Betrothed
Set Date
Mr. and Mrs. George M.
'lbe 46th annual con-
vention will open Satbrday,
June 29, ,and will continue
1M>ugb July 3. More than
450 delegates repr.....ung
l~ chapten are expected to
attend the corweoti.m to
comlder the rote ol' · B'nai
B 'tUb. women in the COUil·
try'• future,
Kirk Jr. of ·Laguna Beach
have anoounced the engage-
ment of their daughter
Priocilla Kirk "' Richard
Lee Greene , son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Greene Of Hun·
tington Harbour.
A late summer wedding is
plallned.
N'JJ1 Kirk was graduated
from Burroogbs High School
In Bud>ani< ml -.ided
Oronge Coast College. Her
future hutb111d, wbo also at-
tended OCC, is an alumnus
of Venice High School. Both
are pre.xly -It San Diego State College.
W11i1t Wetclierl
TOl?S Wal1t'Wald!en
,_!mble ffWJC1 'Dtlnday at
7p.m. in Circle View School,
H•tnll.....,Beach.
SUMMER
SALE//,
SAVE
~Up To
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•.•• en "''"Y f1mous·n•m• br1nd1 of lini•ri•, 9irdl•1,
br1s, slMpw••r. A1scirt.d colors, brok•n six•I , dis·
conti"u.d styles. 1+'1 your opportunity to buy now
end SAVEii
Be Early for Best Selection -
LILYllM UNDHWIAI RA I
••t· 6.00 1-C ir:u, •• : ••••••••• 4.H
lt•t· •.150 D r.11p , • , • , , , , , , • , 4.tt
lt•t· 7.10 DD e11p , ,, •• ,, •• , , • I .ff
LIL TITlt SMOOTH cur PUSHUP
lt•t· 7.50 1-C ••P , •• , , , •••••• I.ft
VANITY FAii UNDIRWIAI IRA
R ... 6.00 l ·C cup , , , •• •• ••••• 4.91
R•t· 7.00 D cup • ,, •••••••·••• I.ti
VANITY FAIR TRICOT IRA . R•t• 4.00 l·C cup • , , ••••• , • , , 2.tl
TULIP PANTY CilRDU •••• II.DO • • . • • . • • • • • • • • . • 12.11
l!VIRLT VOGUI SKIRT SAm
H1lf Slip. lt•t· 7.00 •••••••••• 4.tt
hi! Slip. Rte, I 0.00 • ,, ,, , , , • , 7.tt
fashions for •.•
'-NEWl'ORT IEACH-fo1hlon l1l1nd 1714 I 644·0170
0,.. 4tl" 10 l :M. +. 6 '·"'•J M ... s!tl ftt t. t iJO 11·"" o,u • t.. F.MMS a..,... t.11 kA"''"''" er w •• ...,. ci..,,.
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clividual guides tbe ""Y·
Don't permit pride lo l!aDd
lnwayolprolfeu.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Appeal opreacll; popularity
meter Coet up. You ce
1ougbt oltes; -the lead. Orietnal methodl a r e
.flvored. Cycle ii higlt. Your
eUOrb are-crowned with
1ucces1. Timtnc ia lm·
portata. .
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Some around you may ap-
pear _gloomy.. B ·e COO·
aiderate. Dispense g o o d
cheer. U optlmJstic, you can
turn defeat . into victory.
Highlight inventiveneu.. No
need to harbor aecret fear1 .
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Friends help make this a
stimulating day. You C<>Uid
get iclea wlticb improves in-
come from occupation. One
who appears ·eccentric ac-
tually may have answers .
Know ihia -respond IC·
cordingly.
_ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): 0r.g8.nize t f f 0 r t I .
Career matter'1 reeeivt a
boost. Act tn an
authoritative manner. U you
an coofldent, otber1 r•
pond. Key is poo!Uve ap-
proach. Once you bellln,
follow through with vigor.
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The Bold and the
Beautiful .
The rlng1 lr9 I gllmmtrfng new kind of bru1htd 14 karat gold.
' Tho dlamondl are mounted allghtly offHI, '° thoy'rt onltled
-thorlnao,_..togothor,lt'aowhollnowbellgamoln-l"GMIL ,
And if• outa lliont. A dlomond ~tor ,_I
(Dllmond .... .., wttl'i IOIHalrt ••• Md.)
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NEWPORT CENTER
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Billy The Kid "Texans;,
" • permanent -pr-es-n
jeans for boys
11lt Jean with 111USCle. P-1 pms SOI
1111 Pont•11Y1on and SOS cotton dlni• ls 1
powefhouse blend that combines lastine
neatness with sturdiest "1ar. Sal-T-Knee
andTalon "memory lock" zipper. Rayy or
loden, 'Sizes (lo 7 re~lar and slim;
19g, .4.00, now z for 1.n. Sizes S'lo It
11!~111 and slim; !If. 4.50,ROW2for1.19.
Slore lor Boys.·
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VO[ t>T, NO. 'I~. 3° SECTIONS, J:f PAt;ES . ' :rHlJRSD'A-Y, JUNE 27, T968 •
Mes~ Holdup Suspec1 Nabbed
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·skike~ut Nets Ma:n Accused °"f ·$402 Thea~f Robberr,
By ARTHUR It. VINSEL
Of 1111 DIMr P'Ulll lteff •
A surly suspect ln the $40'l knife·
and-guns holdup ot a Costa Mesa
theater three weeks .ago faced ar-
raignment today, after his arrest
Wednesday night during a stakeout at
a 'local trailer park.
London Hearing
Obarles R Willis, 38, of 133 E. 16th
St., was to participate in a lineup
before a handful of witnesses at 2 p.m.
toda:y for possible Identification, with-
arrlllgnmel?t following. ·
Willls' roommate, Charles R •
Charberg, 57, had been taken Into
custody two hours earlier in con·
King's Mu:t;der
Denied by Ray
LONDON (UPI) -James Earl Ray
today denied in court that he
~ assassinated the Rev. Martin Luther
King Jr. He said he did not even bear
him a grudge.
Ray's voice was squeaky at first but
when his British defense attorney ask·
ed him ''did you kill Dr. Martin Luther
Ki'ng?" his reply was firm, quick and
almost matter of fact:
"No sir."
Ray entered a Bow Street
Newlywed Mesa
Marine Killed
Magistrate Court for an extradlUon
hearing chewing gum and flanked by
two Scotland Yard detectives. The jaw
muscles beneath his stubble of beard
twitched as he beard himself describ-
ed as the "single hand" that killed
King in Memphis, Tenn., on Aprll 4.
Barrister David Calcutt, the British
attorney acting for the United States,
accused Ray of executing t b e
"calculated, brutal and senseless
murder" of King with a rifle which
bore his fingerprints.
"In my mind this was the single
handed work of this defendant,"
Celcutt said. •
In his own testimony Ray told the
court he bad never met King.
"I have never had any kind of
grudge again6t him," he said.
necilon with the ·robbery of the Fox
South Coast T\l<aler, ·t.110 S. Bristo!
St, by detectives who went to· the
Aloha Palms Trailer Park.
Willis was arNstied on a $62,~ ball
warrawit charging him wi\h two counts
Of ildDlp!Dg, which carries · a life
--II the defendant ii convktod.
. . ' Police Cept. Ed Glasgow said at med
robbery, a lesser charge, is included
in the warrant.
The kJdnaplng charge ads~s from
, the fact th~t the bandit whO robbed the
theater marched manager Hary D.
'FraDdJ'and assistant nilllaaeri.~en
R. Annas awaY u bostages ~t gt;n•
point.
Charberg, reportedly a long~me ac-
quaintance or Willis, is booked only on
suspicion ol one count of armed rob-
bery as a possible accomplice in the
unusually handled holdup.
The onetime B~ resident has
several aliases plus a long record of
fel<my arrests, police said, and his
buddy Charberg has numerous ln'f:Sl!
for intoxication.
During the late.evening theater
stickup, the lone gunman pressed the
cold muzzle or his revolver to the
manager's head part ol the time.
Francis became so nervous he was
unable to open combination safes =in the box oCAce .acd trhe assis·
anager -UilAware of what was
g -uked lf he could help.
Both Francis and Annas were then
Jnarched. out into the nig!it and the
gunman vanished from tiehind them.
within 100 yards o( the theater. Some
sort of shot was then heard.
The bandit had bought a ticket
earlier, slipped into Francis' ciflce
and pulled a revolver, ordering hir'
not to 1ey to be a hero by thwarting
the holdup.
"We're crazy to try this arryway,"
he was QlWd as saying et the time.
Coast College
'Ad ' ' m1n1strators
-:.. R17, 1!i1 <lar~ br.,,. hllr neaUy
combed, huncbed forward in the iron·
railed prisoner'• docfl!. M 9tJ,cutt call·
ed a U.S. fingerprint expert who
testified Ray's fingerprints were on
the rifle that killed King.
Given 7% Raises
'Ji:;:t>;;~~ 0r::w~'!r.J:;:
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In S. Vietnam
A Marine who married his Costa
Mesa sweetheart and spent only 13
days as her husband before shipping
out to Vietnam duty is returning
home. ·
Funeral services for L8.11ce Cpl
Robert C. Ewald, 21, of 1614
Myrtlewood St., Costa Mesa, are not
yet set, however, according to the
family.
Ewald was killed June 18 near Da
Nang, South Vietnam, in . the . ~c
cidental explosion of an urudenti~ed
weaponry device he was carrymg
while on a security patrol at a bridge.
He is survived 'by his wife, Connie,
18. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lozano of Bellflower, and his parents-
in-law, 'Mr. and Mrs. Da1e Whitegon,
longtime Harbor Area residents.
The young couple were married
Feb. 13 and stayed together in the
Camp Pendleton area while he was
being processed to ship. out. He ~et
her again for a week in Hawali, a
week before he was killed.
The former Phoenlx, Ariz., man will
be buried at Rose Hills Memorial Park
in Whittier.
FOURTH FUN
IN CLASSIFIED
your ticket to Fourth of July fun
may be waiting ~~ you ~Y in the
classified advertising section of the
DAILY PILOT. We're giving away at least 10 tick·
els daily {rom now, ~ough M~ay
for Tommj Walkers big July 4 fire-
works spectacular at Anaheim Sta-
dium. Look quick. Y~ 11ame may
be am~ng the winners.
He was obviously nervous as Calcutt
told of Charles Q. Stevens, a res~dent
of tfle. Memphis boarding house from
which the state of Tennessee contends
that Ray shot Kin!!.
He said Stevens saw Ray enter a
bathroom and that then be heard the
shot which killed the civil rights
leader.
(In :W.:emphis, Stevens was reported
to have dropped out of sight. He had
occupied room No. 6 of Mrs .. Bes.sie
Brewer's rooming house. Authorities
say Ray was in room 5. Mrs. Brewer
also dropped out or sight.)
There are two extradition counts
against Ray. Tennessee wants him on
the murder charge. Missouri wants
him for breaking jail in 1967 while he
(See RAY, Page I)
Mesa Jaycees
Plan Fairview
Party in July
Many of the young recipients will
never know one season from another,
but . they will be delighted by a
ChrlStmas-ln..July program nOw bejng
planned by the Costa Mesa Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Program chairman Dale Dagley
says'toys are being collected now to be
given to handicapped youngsters at
Fairview State Hospital in July 25
ceremonies.
Old or new playthings may be
deposited at Jim Tice' U·Haul Service,
1930 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Youths Who Defiled Flag
Get 21 Days, Essay Order·
Two Harbor Area youths, arrest~
foi defiling the American FJ.Jg by us·
ing it as an auto seat cover, were
ordered Wednesday to write 5,000-
wqrd ,essays on the subject, "The Flag
is a Symbol."
Munlcipel Judge Oalvjn Schmidt Im-
posed the unusual -tence against
Timmie Hoppis, 20~ 304 16th Place, Colta Mesa, and R Michael Stewart,
18, of 2212 W. Oce Frorit, Newport
Beach. _
Newport police arrested .the .. two
youths on May 7 after a woman.com·
plalned Qf . seeing Old Glory cOv.er-µig
the back seat of 'their car nearJHarbor
High School. ·
The pair pleaded gullty to the m!Jde· meanor flag defilillg charges. -
Judge Schmidt Wednesday: ·al•o
sentenced them to 21 ~ys in ,Orange
(See . FLAG Pare• I)
Longmoor Quits OCC
'Think I've Served Long Enough,' Truste~ ,Says
By TBO~IAS FORTUNE
Of ,,. O.ltY 1'119t ltwfl
"[hate to give it up, but you can'l go
on forever," said Walter M.
Longmoor, 7S years old and 20 years a
trustee Of Orange Coest Jun!0< College
llislricl.
"I Wl've served !oog enough. It'•
time to le} a new per10D in."
Longmoor'1 letter of resignation was
received refuctantly by junior college
board memben Wednetda1 nfghl
t.oncmoor. not present at the board
meeting, spent the evening at blJ
Corona deJ Mar home. He was serlOWi·
Jy ill a year ago. ~
Loogmoor bu been • promhMm Jn.
divldual In Newport Beach civic al·
fairs. lte served oD the citf Pia.min&
' I
<:om.mission for 14 years and was
chairman 12 or those years.· He was
president o( the Newport Harbor
Cbamber Of commerce and of the
Orange County Chamber.
He said he has no·.peclflc plans for
bow be will spend hla retlrem .. l
"Right now I'm involved with li-
quidating Wt&Cern camera Cor(>CJ!a·
ti on," be aald. •
• Longmoor bas . been o,rner at1d -
partntr in the fish cannery llnoe It
moved to Newport Beech In 1938. Once
a thriving buiiness, It in !aUr year&
tiMed cat fond.
LOngmoor wac boFD ln Inverness,
Caollda, In 1883, -blgh lehool
in Me1e, Ariz., and gaduated from
USC In 1911. .
He began bil camr u a clerk with
a Lona Beach cazmine flrm , became •
•
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I~ manager .00 In time bought the·
company and moved it to Newport.
He was elected to Ille JUnior college
board ln·llHll, llllartly after the dllllrlcl
was focmed,'DuriDg bla ienuro, be -tlie colleie gi-owilrom.eiirollau!Ot of
515 to more than '20,000 and tWo cam·
i:tUtel. \
He wac elected JftlideDt ol, the
board of·-In• l!lia, In Ille and ln 11163. .
He wu hooored 11 OutalaDdlnC-
C!U-at 11117 0rance Coall ~ commencement ezerclses.
For many 'yeara, Longmoor bu at-
teoded moot of Orange eo.t Collep'1
home --llld be..,. be
will conll!loe to be an--· He and 'bb 'wile, Mlldnd, !lave three
clautbier• llld ..... graddlildren.
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INDS :Ill oYIAllS Al'OCC
W.ie.r M. l:oiltnl•r ; :
&lvn· seven .per~ent pay. Mises
Wtdliesd.,. nfglll.
A prevlously-agreed·tO t e a c b e r
salary schedule giving 5.6 percent
raises alao was formally adopted by
Junior college district trustees.
The salaries are for adminJstrators
.and instructors at both Orange Coast
and Golden West campuses.
'Ibe ymtnistratOra salary plan was
one·of tWo presented by Supt. Ncnnan
Wataon. The one not adopted appeared
to be intended as an object lesson for
the board. ·
It was an extrapolation from the in·
structor's salary .schedule that Watson
said. would make dist r l ct ad·
mlnistrators the highest _paid in the
state.
Evidently be is still milled that the
board decided oD an instructora salary
sohedule he recommended against.
Orange Coast COllea:e teachers bad
held out for hJgher aalarles and
brought pressure to bear on tbe board.
Among new admtnhitrators• nlarles
are $25,000 per year for college
presldenta Robert Moore and Dudley
Boyce, ~.ooo for Evening College
Dlrecl« Thomu B!llely, and '23,000
for Assistant Supt. C o r r e 11 a n
Thompson.
Dr. WatsOQ'S annual salary of
$29,500 was not consldered. He serves
under a contract aeparate from the
salary schedule.
Burglars Get
Tools, Money
Burglars escaped with a quantity of
tools, a port.ab~ radJo and a pk:Jde jar
full of· iliange, totaling a $4:15 loss in
Costa eaa Wednesday.
U.W. N. cantleld, of 3045 War-
ren Lan said $3.x> ltorth of as10rted
tooll were iJted from his open
garage, 'pro y while his son was
ta1dng their watchdog for a watt.
In a separate report, James H.
McCracken, of 7f11 W. 18th St., said
IOllleoM walked into his unlocked
aportmenl and looted It of 165 In
change and a 950 radio.
Former Publisher
Injured in Cra~h
W-al.ter Burrough•, former publllher
ol tl!e Oranp Coost DAILY PILOT,
was "Injured Wednesday night In an
aatomobile acddent ln llunael Beach.
Burroua:tta, 88, of 611 Cliff ·Drive,
Newport Beach, 11 In HW!tlnllon
lntercommunJty H .. pltal hi "aatilfac-
1«)'" cond!Uon · lldltrillg trom a
broken nose and euta and bruilt1, •
bolpltal.aldes aald.
c.Jllcnla llllhw11 Petrol olftc•n
~ that Burtou&!>s' ear, IOU!b·
bound on Qiall llllbw•J; filled to
• ne~te an S<urve near Andenoo
Street and struck a concrete ptllar.
.~ ,
Today's a ... wg
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KIDNAPINO SUSPECT
~harlH Robert Wllll1
Park Picnic
Set for Mesa
15th Birthday
Conlplete plans for an old·!a.shioned
Saturday picnic in the park were en·
nounced ~. on the eve or Costa
M .. a'• gala, tllree-day 15th Ccyrrtal
Anniversary Celebration.
Activitles get under way In Te
Winkle Park at 10:30 a.m., wftb
something offered for every member
o£ the family, accorliing to Werner
Escher, chairman of the anniversary
fete.
'The 'Saturday picnic iJl aimed at a
broad speCtnun of toWnspepPle, not ·
.the well-kn9wn peraonalities alooe, but
j ' • ' ' those wllo make llJ• 73,000,member
community wh41"!1 ii today.,
HJg!iflghts oi the day W\ll Include a
variety of relay races, performance
by the 45-:member U.S. Mariile 0ol'pl
Jland from Camp Pendleton aDd an
afternoon baseball game.
Action kicks off with a mass kickball
ga~ at 10:30 a.m. for children of all
ages, according to Escher.
A gunnysack · race followa at 11 ;
wheelbarrow Nee at 11:10; peanut
push, 11:20; bubblegum blow, 11:30,
egg toae, 11:40; and a 90Dlersault race
10 minutes later.
Noon· starts adult competition with a
gunnysack race, followed by a three-
legged race, 12:10; knlfe and bean
race, 12:20; watermelon eating con·
test, 12:30: penny-flower pusb, 12:40;
followed by a chin-to-ch.in balloon
passing contes,t, and a massive tug-of· wor.
The bandsmen from c am p
Pendleton will be tJmlni up their In·
&trumellll priOr In the l p.m. band
concert, alter a chlclien plcni~ clJnner
alreaily provided by local con-
tributors.
Baseball actlon begins at 2 p.m.,
with ·a headoit clash betweea ttie Costa
Mesa Comets and ttte Conn e 11
Chevrolet agency's entry tn IOcaJ Coa-
.nie Mack League competition·.
COsta Mesa Recreation Department
has assigned Bob Miller to superviae
the event; along with four aides.
The lhrff.day ce!ebratlon of 0>.ta
Mesa'a incorporation 15-yean ago (on
Juue 29, 1963), winds·up Sundey fritll a
citywide men's open gOlf tournament
and a bufret banquet at· the Costa
Mesa Country Club.
Featured speaker will t.U:e a look in-
to the city's future for an idea of what
another 15 years might t>rlng following
the buffet meal
We•tlter
Don't give up hope; the sun
wW be out for a quiet peek a~
lhe Orange Coast between 3 and
5 p.m. Friday, Otherwiae it'• sun cloudsville.
INSWE TODAY
California la.. foa!flllllw moll da!lg<roui flrr ,..,.,. m -nr
t1oo dtcodtt ill -of ""'" of tindcr-dr(/.f.,.r11, PaQe 6.
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Marines Abandon
!:; Khe Sanh Base
' .. SAlOON (UPI) -J'rom tho ba1ll of trance Into World War 11. Tho 1b11l1 · -· to Ibo -Of Tripoli, cam'.• day aod night. .. tbe U.S. MarlnM probabl)> prefer to First the North Vletname .. -and
they mUJed two dlvlalQDll, aomt lllbt ·-COUDley'• baW. Oll1Jllace 15,000 -· around the plaluu -llre llul Illa -. 15,000 111111, around the plltuu -llNd
Illa .... 11111 did --· mortars aod rOcketa lrom tho lllllP .. dlf11tn Gf a "-1oan ccver«I hllll around the tort. Than
""' ... ..... tho they set llP bl1vy artlllw1 !Ult to lhl · CNlllll Communlll ... ol 1111 wr. -~ In neutral Laos. On Jan. 21 tho
!hit a. lllO'll'Wb • lM.tu tbe...-Communists cut the last road link to
•fort Ill tbo wlllwwt -ol lloalb Kbe Sanb. , V...... todaf, It-,,.. not aplCtlld to No more could the llatherneck1 ,
bl a -_,, wander down .tho road to thl villi&• ol
Illa -bal ..._-•to lllarlMI Khe Sanb. The vlllapra lon1 •IO had
1 elaal lls*mbtr. ta, wbu a been evacuated • .The Communists had l..a-ntck com,paa, CllDI IDd_ pereh·· moved in. The Reds also overran the ed m lbe Nd dlllV plltaau utrldl oee .. arby Special Froces camp in their
of Ibo main Communllt lnllllntlon lint armored attack ol the wer. Only n-Into South Vtatnam. It DIVlr . a bullel·BP!a•bed airstrip Unked Kho
WU 0 llappJ homf, . 8anb to lreedom.
In lllliol, Ibo North V111Dam1ae Cot'nmuntat 1belll 1m11bed every
· · docldod lhl MartMa mull bl 1wopt bulldln1 on the baH. The MarlnH
aw17. And, lhlJ ftlurld, cru1hlnl Khe !urned to u .. llk1 molt1.
Sanh would rtap ~ rewards Still, they pl1yld thoir rultara.
U valuable U tbl CfUlhlal of the f,000 "Where have all the fiO'Wlfl cont?"
Marino who llnaUy bad d111 tn there. w11 a favorite. A regiment of South
So Ibo orcle1l 1tarted. /.lid young Vletnam01e ran1era du1 In at the edt•
Marlnll 11 a r a • d what t h e t r-. of the airstrip with order• to stand or predeceuora must have felt when the 'dle, never retreat. The Vletname11
German Ille Jlertba1 rand against manqed to lnugh a 101. lea-Ila In · ,rronca JD 1918 and The North Vietnam.,. dug aHault
when NaJ. Jam11 0.YlrHWI and his trenches, llg·nntng right up to tho
band of Marines stood ort a Japanese Marines' barbed wire defenses. But
invasion of Wake Island for a heroic somet.htng had gone wrona with
time at the dawn o! America'• en-Hanoi'• plans.
Electronic People Sniffer
Finds Reds; 124 Killed
SAIGON (l)PI) -American troops
ustn1 an 1Jeotronlc "pooplt llllffer"
rll>Ol'l<d ldlllnl 124 Communlsta In a
"b1oodhound" offensive ended today
qalnst forces tbreatenlng sa11on.
Other alHed units uncovered an
araenal of 41'7 rockets only" 11 miles
from th• cl\y. ·
An air war communique from the
U.S. command reported a Communl.it
MIG 21 shot down by a Navy pUot over
North Vietnam's Panhandle in a 45-
mlnulo c1o111P1-Tho "kill" Wed·
Mds17 WU Ibo fint In t'n monU>I ond nlltctad lncreulntly beavy North
Vietnamese a1r defePff'I over the
P•nMndle area.
The SallOD irea fighting domlnatad lnlWld war -dlapatchel, but allied
belldquartan reported 171 North Viel·
namesi ond Viet Cone killed and
Nven priaontts · taken in action
1trllcllint from Hot An along the cen·
Pickets at OCC
Delay ·C.Ollege's
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Libr¥Y Project
Plcbta returntd to Ounce Coast
College t..sa,. aod for the second time
eleotrJcal worker• walked off the
librlfJ construction jll'Oject.
The union dilpute flrot erupted two
,,,_ .... but a rootralnln1 order
wu illUlci after a couple of day1 and
pk*ela returned to 1lle job.
Thi beef II that Sc:burr and Finley
Inc., ele<Crioal contractor ropladn1 .-.,....,d -tn a oeparale cam·
pua proloct -not blloul to the , 1-n.u-I brotherhood of El·
-lcal Worters.-lt belongs Instead to
tho Umtod Mine Wortero Union, which
tho Brotherhood does not recoplze.
"We dOD't inquire which union a con·
tractor belongs to, we juat take the
lowest bid . which we have to do by
law," college dbtrlct Bualne11 Supt.
Oorrellan Tbompoon said.
He llid he 1WI doea not know what
be can do about It, hut It looks like the
llbraey project will be delayed.
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iral cout ol South Vietnam to Quon1
Tri Province ju.st below t h e
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
. The weekly casualty report l11ued
by the U.S. command today listed 299
Americans and 1,819 Communists kill-
ed during the wtek ended last Satur-day. ·
The losses were the lowest for both
sides in two months , and continued &
general decline during the period
following the ,o~nlng of t h e
preliminery pe'°e talks in Paris on May 11. .
The repoit on the u of the "people
sniffer'~ said the 24-po d vice was
mounted aboard a helicopter uted
to U..ck Communists In Mekonr J!)elta
fighting 19 mllH IOUthWIOI If Saigon
which cost 11 Americ8DI lllled and.15
wounded.
The electt'onlc device, used by men
ol !be U.S. 9th lnlantry Division,
locates enemy force• by picking up the
carbon dioxide-ammonia au produced
by perspiration. The e q u l p m e n t
tranelatea this odor into tound· w1ve1
and enablea (round forces to clooe Ip
aa the electronic 11noM" ~ the
helicopter sldm1 overhead ti treetop leveL .
Buyer Blocks --
Water District
Land Purchase
The Cotta Mesa County Water
Dlatrlct, 1clleduled to 1111 a prime
piece ol lancl for '311,000 ton!Cbl, "1ll
met! anywoy, allhou,ii .an lrrltaied
potential buyer bu tempcrarlly blOck·
od the cuh.on!y salt. '
1 Dr. Norman Beall.Jr., who ictually . boocht t!>e 9.75 acres at Hamilton Avenue~abd Victoria Stre"t on paper
.some Ume ago, but reportedly couldn't
muster the cash, obtaihed a collrt In· ·
junctlon against Ute sale. .
The injunction is for two week1 only,
which will give Dr. Beals, represen-
ting the King Family Medical-Dental
Center, a chance to make the
purchase at the CMCWD July 11
meeting.
Two other parties want the excess
land and CMCWD dh'ectors had
duled its cash sale at the meeting
in strict offices at the Costa Mesa
c Cente<. .
With sale ol the property blocked,
the meeting is expected to be brief and
routine.
Clara McCiintock
Funeral Services
Slated Saturday
Mr1 . Clara McCllntock, 657 Beach
St.. a 25-year resident of Costa MeN,
died Wednesday at the Costa Mesa
Convalescent Hospital. She was:..,5.
Mn. McCllntock, born In low1 , has
lived iD coats Mesa ance 1913.
Servlcea have been aet for 11 a.m.
s.turdor. et tho W•-IJ tburcb, on
the ........, ot Fairhaven Mlinorlal
Park In Santa Am. IJdermant will
follow at U.. aame locatioa. -1 !Nrvlring are ber huaband, W. R.
McCllntoci ol lhl home -; two
IOOI, Dr. C. R. Goddard of South
Corollna and Lowell Goddard of
Yucaipa, Clllr.: av... 11Nn, Betty Ciloator .of· Colorado, ,&.nno Mam,
llelma Stronl, May E11er, and Floren· ce W.botw,-all of !owe. Alto llY.,
srandcblldNn ... ~ 'r •• t. sranddllldran.
UNITED FUND CHIEF
01 ... v. ·~
Back's Looking
Forward .to UF
Record in '68
There will bl no lurnlnl back -
Glenn v. Jlact, that ta -named
chairman Wldnelday of Cotta Mua'1
lllee Unltad Fund cam.,.i,D and op-
llmlltic about maltlnJ the city
Number One""" In Ibo county.
Coota MHans dU1 lllto their pochla
f~r 1verythln1 from c o r P o r 1 t t o n
checlia to penslonora' pannl11 In 11187,
donaUnc flll,000 to 21 member aau· cl11,
"Cotta M11a'1 two prevloUI cam-Palilia !lave ranked ua number two
and threi tn Oran1e County," aoted i
the, ~· execuu ..... who bopel to puah Colla MOia into llrst place now.
111 think Our contrlbuOor1 confidence
In and 1upport ol lhl 0111-campail!l-
for0many-1ervtce1 Idea will make U1
number one thl1 year.'' Back said.
Money taken In by the Unltad Fund
11 dlltrlbUted· to VarlOUI 1gencle1 IUCh
as the Boy1 Club of the Harbor Area,
Salvation Anny and health end charity
ortean1%atlon1.
Back'• act:eptance of what amount.I to the bl&lu~ lousbeat voluntear job
in town wu announced Tuesday by
Unltod Fund board prelldent Ellll
Gardner.
Salaction of Individual chairmen for
-•Uons, bualne.,.1, p u b 11 c
emp~yu, 1chool d 11tr1ct1 , proo
faatout nelCbborhoodl and UF cam• ~·Wfillclty la l10W under Wly.
l!act bu been with Crocker·Clt!zons
National Bank for 12 years and w11
appointed 11.dltant vice president and
manager of the bank'• H~bor Center
branch more than two years ago.
H• ta *-!Heier In the Costa MHa
North Rotaey Club, Mesa Verde
Motbodlat Church, and II a1111latad
with varloua professional oreanl&a·
Uon1.
Married and the father of two
children, B1clt II • World War II
USMCR veteran and a Minnesota
n&Uve. '
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RAY ..•
wu aervlng tlme for first-degree bank
robbery. Ray 1tlll II cbarged In Lon•
don under the name of Raymond
George Sneyd.
Ray'1 defense attorney contend•
that the slaying of the controversial
civil rights leader was " politfcal
ctlm.e wblcb 1s not covered by U.S.•
BrlUab extradition agreimenta .
Magistrate Fra"nk Mil~on set another
hearing fOr Tuesday, July 2. Ray, who
was wearing blue sportshirt and a
dark jacket, ·was ordered held without
'ball.
·Ray, who has been silent since bis
arrest at London Airport June 8 on
cl:arges of having illegal passport.3
and carrying a pistol, 1ose after hi•
lawyer amounced to a stunned court:
"I call my client."
O® of the ScoUand Yard detectlve1
g11erdlng lllm • agllnst p O S I.I b l o assasslnaUon attempU 1 'h i t t e d
between .him and the main body of the court. .
· "I think yOu should sit here and take
the oath seited," the magistrate said.
The attorneys and the magistrate
then discus &ed under what name Ray
ahould be sworn in. He was arre1ted
a 1 Ramon George SDeyd. It was decid·
ed not to swear him in at all but mere-
ly to have him .answer his counse1's
questions.
Fairview Seeks
Aides for Summer
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Fo~~ 'ft Laguna Home of Drugged Boy
I)' RICHARD P. NALL afternoon. • Mystic Aria World, a poychedellc .................
. LID Ctlll -Dr. Timothy Le&ry John Jiu.ch Leary bad been arrested 'f~ius In
balled bit t•JMr-old IOI! out ol at 1215 R~volt Lane. 11 la Ibo ... ,... : ierlous :.!ft::.'°:::;.; ~":!Ii ~m·
Laluna -llHall. a!J· Jail W-ldlY .ol.JClllD It Grlus, ~ aa IJlllllo1a.ol . munlty. Holpltal. Ho 11-blll•vld to
hiave swallowed the hallucinatory drug
El Toro · Prob.ing Cawe
$TP, which caused a re:iplratory col-
la~e and parUal ·paralys1a In the
~hild. . ,y_ !Mty wu .,..tld on a war·
· oq_lllalldlftt·tllct Jlloy. 27 alleging
WM under tu, litl~1 o! drugs, a I 0 j 1 I f'
.ot·Helicop·ier .JSmashup "· demeanor. ' .. · ·
Police picked up the younger Lea.Ty
last Tbanksgiv!nl: night after a
housi!wife 1D tbc 100 btoek of Temple
Hilla Drive tomplalb~· ot a youth on . ... '
/.JI lnv11ti11tim ta 1IDdor "'11 todaJ 111 LI. Da.W J!:. TIJ1*, IN, al !!orlli"
Ill an alfort to clttarmlil Ibo COUii of . TlfrJIOWll N.Y .co-pilot.. • llOr fOrCb wbO WU · g strangely.
a · U.S. Marine helicopter crash ' .. Wednesday at El Toro in WWch tbt 1~ Cpl Robfrt R•!Hlel, 20, -Of Bowling
He wa'I pieced ta pr ·ve custody
1n the care of a psychiatrist at Orange
.County Medical Center and later
released to h1I fi!bir. Dr. Le.,. was
living in Laguila st tbe Ume with bis
new bridl', 'Roatmlry, ~.
Hrvlcomu ~ llcapod with Gr.een,Jdo., crew. C!>lel.
minor tnjurl11. . ' ~ Cpl. Jobi E. !lrOuor, U, of
A •PolcNman al El Toro reporlad sa.lt,t Al14, first mecbanlc.
that an a~nt board II prtsonU, In· · ~o puHqar1 aboard were CpL
v11U1allnl Ibo' crub, No COUH bai Jobil ';r, Eisenbarth, 21,._ of Reno,
. yet blan d1termlnod. · !'11va~, lllld· IAnoo Cpl. Norman E.
J John !Mry :WU roleOHd on '315
ball w~ ""1 ta to. be arral&nod
iD municipal clllltt Jl\IY C, police laid.
~ Police were unable to serve the war•
rant in Novem~r btca\llt youn&
Leuy returned to New York. Hla
!nth.er, a former Harva :'.'d
J>fiYChologist, b.u . ·an estate near
Millbrook, N.Y. The Hlllor IAlfJ 11
founder of tbe IAaaue tor Spiritual
Discovery. He left Harvard. 10 1963
after his e:rperimenu with LSD ex-
ceeded the boueds sanctioned b1 the
1chool.
Tb• CH.Q Saa &talllon bellcoptor Olsin, cl. /.nlUln; · · · .
cruftlandld 1D • COl'D fltld atar El · , ~ · ·
Toro'• inaln 1ate.. ,.-....: .. ·--...... .
Tb• h•licopter. the newest 1n th• E. x· -councilman U.S. Marine Cori>f' rotary aircraft in·
Vantory, WU bacllJ damqld, but aD • • '
•board walked ... ., 1rom Ibo -· F M N They wor• 111ar 1r11tad anc1 .. 1.-re>m esa ow
at the bUI boapllal. 1 .. ~ar:,:~ ~=-lhl = Lagun.· If Plann_ er
ml111on. · 'Officials at South Cout Community
Hospital said ·the "condition of little
Gerry remains the same -serious.
The child still dots not talk but has
The Slltora!tJ-llllllt • craft lluttored
down Into Irvtno RanCll propei'IJ 100
yard1 wost ol Trabuco Road, lurcb!ng
onto Ila rllbt aldl In a lanllo ol rotor·
blldl1.
A list cl. thOH .aboanl rlllaHd by
tho Marine Corpa air facllllJ Included:
Capt., Dam Chrcllla, fl, of
Mllalon Viejo, tho pilot.
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COU!lly Jail. Jlut be noted that the U...
had alrtldy blan· oorvld by the
youth1, who falllCI to make 1ulfldent
ball wblle awalt1n1 1ontanctn1.
The jud11 modi the e1say·wrttlng
tuk one ot the eondttlona ol two years
fonnal probation. Hi a:av1 each dlfea·
dant iO days In which to 1et the job
done . The u11y1 ar1 to be turned In \o
him.
In addlttoa, Jud11 Scbmldt dlrectod
Stewert to llnllb hlCb ICbcol u
another condition of probation..
Business execuUve Wayne Hauser
will be replaced on the Laguna Beach
Planning Commistion by an an-
thropologlst. responded some and II out of the
Mayor Gle1111 yedder We~llday an· mistogeri, tent which supplied him ox-ncun~!"I ~llHr o ·resignation and the · ~gen and humidity. !::!
appointment of Dr. Joseph Tomehak, The mental condition of the little boy
41, fQ.rmer Costa Mesa city coun-is still an unknown factor Whether be
cilman to take hi• place. bu suUertd permanent da.maae from
,Vodder l4id Hauaer wllo is taklp& the mystery dtug remains to be Sftn.
over manaaemeDt of . a ·, n e w The chlld was playing ln a field wJth
catlevtll'oa 1y1tem will have leA time other young1ter1 Sun'Ctay night when \
available. He 1ald, howaver, be has h• complalnld ol his hands burning.
perauaded him to 1erve on the He collapsed and went into con· ~n'1 advl,ory commltlle belnt vuislons. · ·
uaembl.od to work oo pneral plen -His fath,er )old poµce the boy may
preparation. have dlocqvered tlio powerful dru1 In Hauaer was f:ppolnted to the com-someone'i1 outdo;no cache.
mlliton tn March of 1983 fo replace Detectiv'e Norm Babcock h&d a:oce
Vedder who had been appq.lnted a to the ·Roosevelt Lane 1ddress
councilman. His term would ~ve ex· Wednesday' morning to talk to. the
pired Aua:. 2, 1970. Realtor Lloyd Milne child's father when John Leary ilso announced ht 11 lnvfng the com· answered the door. Babcock returned
mtasion 1t the expiration of h1I term. later with the outstanding warrant and
'I'oJl)cbak, 330 Cajon St.1 tuche1 made tbe arrest
antllropolo1Y at Oron11 Ooaat Collete Police said they understood the
and· allo teadlH at Cal lltato se<liar Leery la curreBtly staytne In
Fullerton, Palm 5prlnp.
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Thi1 l1 tlio avant Thrifty Sh0ppon loOk forward lo. ·You wll find gonoroul SAVINGS on 1uoh f1mou1
n11n11 a1 -HERITAGE, KINDEL, THOMASVILLE, CENTURY, BRANDT, HlllRITEN ind mony morel
Shop early for beat Hlact!on. ,
11th S~Ml ANNUAL SA.LE
NOW IN PROGRESS
ROOMS . lmuao -LOOK RIR THE 181 WE TA"GS
NOW
5Pc., ''499 CINTlllY eAMI SIT ---$6ft
J ,.. $499
UNA.UST.\ D, I, SIT -·--.... . •
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CINTlll'f-IOUND TAU --· $Hf
t Ps. SANfOu CD1111 1ls11~
OVAL TAILI -· ·-· $74t
Jl'c.l'A~
l'liNCH D. ·a. SIT ··---·······-· $12'1
'299
'499
'859
1 l'c. IUIAL N. la D1"'-
Jnltw11• .. 1hh OYAL TAii.i $ltt
7 PL PL NIMITIN Paa• ....
OVAL TAU ----·--""
HIUnlll 70" CHINA
llYILID •LASS -··-....... .:-··-··· $191
-ITAM 61" IUINT ·-·····-··· $47'
CUSHMAN 4T' HUTCH --· $471
,1 ... lllllClt ...... WW.. '599
CWAL TAU------• · -.... ClllTlllY IZ" CHlllA --'"-$149
1 ... u11& 1-1 1111 ~ea
OYAL YAU ----$1.. 7Jlll'll' ClllTUIY II" ct11M ---Sltt
7 h. -·1-1.,1111 .,,, \ --
. 'OVAL,,... • sim --7l" WM Miii ....
NOW
'599
'695 ·
'695
'359
'369
.'459
·'199 ~.199
'299
AND MANY OTHER DINING ROOM PIECES TOO NIJMEROl.(S TO M£NT10fil.
H.J.GARREIT fURNmJ~E~215 HARBOR IL~.
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Over ou the east aide of the old town area, there hu been a lot of
activity in recent weeks aimed at
cleonin( up the ollflelda, thanU to
tlie urilng ol' ollfleld Superll>-
tendent Herb Day.
Tbe area on Huntington and
Delaware and lllte streets ha& been
not only an eyesore with its col·
lection o! oil, rusty tanks and junk,
ln addition to non.o0perating or
hardly-operating wells, but a safe-
ty hazard as 'Well.
Open lakes of oil and water and a
profusion of equipment of all iinds to interest youngsters has ~en •
scaning the area for years. Now
bulldo:iers, wereckers and cie-lliling
crews are changing the cdun-
tryslde for the better.
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Here's Gun Law
Restrictions
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Under
Prttldent Johuon'a P"JPoled new
Fb'earms Control t.w, you woukl
have to pre1ent these itema to •
federally licemed dealer In order to
buy a gun:
-A valid official docwnent ls&ued
by your state or polltloal 1111>divWon,
.showing your name, current eddreu,
age, .. d 11jnature and pbotocraph.
-A ll>atement, dated witllin six
moatha and signed by the chief law en·
forcement otncer of )'Our community,
'lbat )'OU were not under indictment,
had not, been convicted of a crime '
punlabablo by Imprisonment for mere
ttw.n a year, were not•· fugitive from
jUstice. or otberwtse prohJbtted from ~ flreanno and ammunition.
-A rtatemeot, dated within &ls
months and signed by a licensed
pbyalc~, thlllt ln hit profeulonal op:.
nion you were mentally end phyaically
capable ol pc>11\111oh>1 o tiroarm lllfely
.and ~nsibly.
-A olal<om<llt s18Ded by >"" !bat
you may lawfully poase.ss firearms
and ammunition undm:..1>attl federal
and mite laws. ·
to be certillod b7 • federal, -· .. local law enforcement oMclr, ad a
photograph of r e at o a a ti l 1 ldlDo
tlfication. /
-Payment of '1 to lbe dealer. I
The law also ""'1111 require d JOii
ownera to submJt .the f<lilowln& ...
-plioatioo for reeistret!Clll lo the
1overmnent within 180 cloy& -1&o Jew's enactment:
-Name, addr .. , dat<o .and ~ er
blrlh, social security ...-er C•
payer ldenlil1ootlon number.
-Name .,, the fUD ~.
caliber .. 1•9', moclll and IJpo, 11111 serial number. .
--Dale, ptsce ..i D1UDO and -
ol the peraon from -,... --the firearm, that peraon'a certlleate
of ~gia:tratlon 'for the flreemt, tf a:,,
and the lleeme number <I. --· U a 11censed dealer.
The law also wvuld proftde:
-Reglsttatlon of a ftreorm, -expire ~ ony chanp ot tho
reg:iltrant s name or reddence un1e11
he notlfied the trea•llrY secrolaJ7.
within 30 days of the cll,onge.
Criticism of the independent oil
operators long ilaa been a favorite
pastime of many. There has been
considerable justificiation for dam-
ning those involved with creation
an~ maintenance ol' the oil and rust
jungles around the city, but times
are changing.
Christina Quijano, a student· at Foui!taln Valley's ~ and coordinatiilg teacher, Mrs. Betty Christ.
Arevalos ·School, shows the book she .wrote to her ianson. -
-A complete set of your flnlsprints -No one coukl carry a lnann
without beftllli on his peraon Ibo
ceriiflcate ol registration lo --demand t.o a law ienforcement offlcr. triother, Mrs· Reuben Quijano (right), lister Eliza-Suspect With Huge
Heroin. Cache Seized
-Anyone selling a re.el1ter•4
firearm woold, within five doy1 <I. ttio
llale, baff lo return· hla certllloalo oC
registration, DSJting on tt'tbe mme an4
residence of 1lle Dew .,,.,.. ml lbO
date ol dellftrl'.
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Trouble ts, that where last week
there was a junk pile, tod"/ we see
only a clean, grasay flel no dif-
ferent than hundreds of other
clean, grassy fields.
'Fronteras' Title of GW C Y earboo:k OAKLAND (lt.P) -A San Pruclsco
man waa &?Tested Tueaday with what
OU!and police said was $31,000 worth
al. heroin in his c•.
It seems that there ta no progress
in cleanup sometimes, but there
are many fewer oil messes around
town thanks to the urging of Day in
many cases, and thanks to the e!·
forts ot oil operators to cleanup in
the interest of a better city. I
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operators who have not shown a
great deal or coo~rati.ve spirit and
slowly the city 11 taking care . of
these problems.
The goal ls to have an oil In-
dustry taking !rom the earth the
available minerals, yet one which
does not destroy the value o! the
surface of large areas ol' the city in
doing so.
Prore" ts being made and Dly
says i will continue. It bu been a
tough job, one fraught with all
kinds of stumbling bloets, but . a
worthwhile efiort.
"Fronteras" has beien. d"4!ll for the
title ol Golden W..t College's flHt
yearl>ook.
The title is Spanish for frontiers and re!Jeob !be cultural heritage ol the
community and the ljlirit ol tile col·
loge.
Working with a llmltod budget,the
dot• used black and white layout
with revereals and line sketches com-
bined with photographs to project and
capture a Ceel:lnc of movement toward
the future.
Aleo, the key articles deal with
Orange CJOunty style of liv!Dt.
"FrontsM hll" tried to be mOre
tilan just a report on what ii hap-,__
pening both on and off campus, it has
1ried to caplure the college's seeking
for purpoeeful education.
'Ille GWC lludent ls porttayod as
hesitlllJt and uncertain indicating that
since so no tradition has been
eatabl:ilbed at the college, t.he ·student
tr. no particular pattern to follow. ·
~Staff ·melnbert were, Tony Boom .
editcir, who did much of tbe researcli
New West Conn e
Club Pushes for Gun Laws
The Democratic Club o! Huntmiton
Beach and Fountain 'Valley was form·
ed recently at the~e of Dr. and Mrs. Ronald T of Huntington
H.-bour.
Sane gun laws and s "tizen11 can
tal<e to pa11 llUCh laws were dlsculsed
at this ·first meeting, according to
Mn. Tepper. She WU alao local
chairman for the area volunteer
Workers fior the late Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy.
'Ibe club plans to lend support to the
proposal to rename the · 'Ibomas
Edl90ll ffigh School, cmrently under
Trustees Seek
· co111trudion, the Robert F. Jlem<dy
High School.
Seal Beach Site
For High School
A dolennined ellori to olltaln a 50 to
80 ~.&We for • bllh llCbool in the
Seal e.ch area from the U.S. Navy
wao or:dered Tuelday nllht by Hun-
tington Beach Union lllCh School
J>Wrict trustees.
The district's Cltlzens Advisory
CO'JunlttM recommended "all -..
tompts be made to acquire Jond.,from
the Navy for • -... in the Seal
BellCh area."
Trufteel 'aaid a 1 l te on Bay
Boule..-d near tile Marine Borracb
at tilt NOftl Amm-Depot.
Tru&tee llaUhew WOJ'lktr &aid that
'1W.'1 ud tblt the tldl have not been
able lo -..Del hl&h-achool m-own
area."
-..! Pt'illdent Johll _, 111d
that tba ·dlltriat ... -refllsecl in the paot by the Nlivy, bolt .id: !hat 11111
time ,.,,. lhould to oil tile way to the •
~ SUill. -~ t.id
tr-.... "'" Wiil to oil lllo -·"
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Grants Increase
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Oub members will be circulating
·petitions through 'Huntington Beach
and Fountain Valley to fain com-
munity luppcri.
Church Planning
Pre-School for
Westminster
lbe Methodist Chun:h of the Good
Shepherd, 15500 Van Buren St.,
Weatmifwter, will inltltute a pre-
ICbool lor S and '-yw-olda beginning
ln the fall
Currtat plant lndude the use m two
large yard& lldjaceat to the cl>urcb as
play areas with room for several mus-
cle bUl.ld1n1 toys, a garden , flowers
and ieVeral small anhnall. The
cblldnm will participate in caring for
the mimab: and gardens, euel pain-
ting, fkller PflntlnC aDd .llltenlnf to
mualc.
'lbe cost is $22 per moa1b. far 4-year, .
oldl-$1.5 per mollth for 3-year..ids. aiucna muat be 3 or 4 by·Decemi..r;
11118.
· Poann11 m~ J11'«eflster their
-b7 coatactlng the c:hurdl of< lb, "7-0100. A depoalt <I. '10 ts re, .
qalnd.
Boat Death Toll
Concern· to State
SAORAMENTO (AP) -'!be stat.
llori>ora ad wat.rcrafl director u -
iftsaed cwtm bky ot tho -toll ,,_ b*'nC -ID c.ufornl& ... ,...
lllrecior N, W. ....... -G
par-died --... darlq Ill• flnl lln -<I. tho yoor, com·
pored -30 llarlDI tile ..... 1 IOpA!dtoc period loot ,_.
Sprow uld poor ID'IF•I ODii -
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and writing; Marogaret Falconer and
David Stipes -bandied Ille editing
and layout; John O'Dell, Joe Wade,
ond ScoUAC9Vtdo.
John Wonleo WU tile locully ad·
.Uor.
Gabell Smith, a trUct drl"VW, w•
booked for lnvestlgaUon of possession
of. tile clrug.
-Anyoae -alng • -would have to notify-the tr_,
1ecrets<y -10 cla:7I of Ila -· theft or clestriictlon, or <I. Ila -quent recovery.. ,
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TIE &EllALE FEDEllL llllllD •Ml Clllli
· PIRElll: Aii crtglnal c:cllecllon of quick and M1Y nK;ipes .
enlllled ~SHarr.QITMEAl.S. lllla atbacllve nl col-
. qrful oaolibcClk -dellgned ID-J11911111 In fie ldlcfl8il.
, Ill I )11111'1 W -ldw for eppelta!IO ealeda, entr~er,
dena~&dlllac ._,,d 1JitT17lhimendJ011"enlre
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fllmlly wfll sing the pralaal d '°"' c:oallliioo·
,l°!'e MOMS Olo!ol ccddlJ • .,,,.JllltD plc:ktlP,_ '"R• ·
copy of MOMS SHORT.QIT MEALS at en,cn dai ai11 ~
r.denll'a 18 '!*IC._ ~ • t 11111411r a._i
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Glendale Federal/Newpori: Beach,..
UllllllS ,,,,,, IOllll ~Ta. MAii Offlef:1 IUJIDMl.
ms r.t PIClll: Cami Malll*cyn • MacMlmr a,i,a ad
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'loot • bl4 for re-election, filed • r&-
)IOJt· 1litlng .....,petp npensea of *19.81. '!be final entry was SI cenls
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LOS_ANQELES (UPI) ~ Sirhon B. lo a -DI oo Friday, PVIODI
Sirhan'• iiewlttorney will 8i1t ·fiit a~Wlll aal<Sll(>erkr OOUit Jiiilie Rl<tiii'il
three ..... eet continuance in the Ken· Schauer to appoint a • ' co,~ d nedy assanination caae wben his client appears in court Friday. J>l)'ChlatriJt to enmine tbe1de.lendant.
· The 24-year-old delendaot was 11 P"!""!l'I deddes Slrban ·-
scheduled to enter a plea to the fatal piolcl lnsaolty,. tho coul'! llOUld appoint
shooting of Robert F. Konnedy and !be yet-.r psycblatriat ,,-..,mloa
wounding of .lift odler per&0ns which .i~---·•• ho was deferred at his arraignment June w 1 me -on ....,....
7. ~--ID -def-and -Russell E, Paroo111, coosldet!1_~e ..,...,......, , · ,
·of Calllonila'a" iop' appellate, Jaw 1=" Panoos, . . upeolacl to use the
·said Wedn!'ldo.Y h< 'f<J\lld ask for tho tlirea wMt llelay lo exettlle to !be
. continuance ao be ~ llh!dY aµ .flilleti.tho def""'°'' rl(bt fff pn1r1a1 ,pl>.¥eSolU\f.,COIO.~lllim\hls.cllent. _ .,........., _ ·-u to al _,..._
. · .The proMciJtion e~ .tl!al. Sirhan .. -··-• ---..--· 'will plead -Jit bJ fea!.11, of In· ._ .. of lie coao. Alao rillloble II
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iOnltY .and Ille couri Jiai a~ two the """"'*"• lrOllacript cf 1111 ·coun-: pi,<ll!Jtrlstt tO HMJI~ the' suspect. \, , rnmd jury. . proceedlnp tllel
• Reau1!s . Of Jbe examlJ\atiOli WJ>uid 'lie -ar..uable 11n!rlo !h• defense." . . . . remlled· JD ·Sir ban'• -.
. One O! the . psyChlatri.u. Dr. Apolher atlmleJ' --l&llllltYt,
E-sta1nbroot, docllned-tile ap. PiHalil:blll 1!o1 ~ -ho '
poilltment. The other, Dr. Eric II In eourt with anotber caao, will Join Marcus, presumably has examined the 1.J-.... ~1-• In ••~ ,
. Teen-age 'Wife·
Knifed io ~th . . .
~ BEACH CUP!) ~The .Miami rifles, ahotsun•; and .•,,_, . -
Beach City Cnuncl1 baa posaed a lllper "1!1cb is designed to Opel • projedllo
toullb (1lll law that requires the by the •ct!IJll of any qplollYe," .•
~ cf .-ythlng from piatolil" The Ja:w ·aiao req~ lPDI'· ilolYlrl
. lo -mfcarrlea a 1111-..Y and gun owners to rOgllttr. -
jllJ -lor violalort. weapons with the ~· dePVltiwd<
Gm>dtm Leighton, JS, of Golden
1V11llq,-Mi•n ., l:eeps a close ~ on
his pet as it climbs on his .should.er.
No it ii not o ractoon but a Viet· ~at' bcnaM: art shipped oirtrtight "°"' South Vitmom bg Pfc. Rob<TI
Leighton, Gordon'• brother. The full
gr,ooqio male cot to<ighl two pound8 q"4 liar a O<rfl long '°'!QUO. I~•. ~
"°""broluft. '~ •· Pittsburgh service stalion•atten-
dailt Raymind Shor1ock folmd a
note wadded hen~ the gas cap
which read, "I'\re. bee1i ~apped,
call ·the police." Sherlock• jotted
4~. the. lic_'l"'e_number, ""11.ed
police and the car was stopped 30
minutes later on the Pennsylvania
Turnike. Police questioned driver,
M•r'-Mennenfai, for about 20 min-
utes and let him go so lie and his
wile, Boni~•, could continue on
their honeymoon. A friend had
llluffed the note under the gu cap
alter their marriage at Pecatonica,
Ill. ..
A 17-year-<ld •girl In Canaan,
Vermont, received a federal In-
come tax reNnd·chect for $3,:178.·
36. That was pr.w good, but the
recipient, Donbo l>Uranluu, had
not done any taxable wort during
1967 and had not llled a return. The
check was fram the Internal Rev-
enue Service's dUtrict omce in An-.
dover, Mass..Her~, Mr. and
-Mrs.-RomM-Duranluu, reported
t1te 1error.
· Sirhan and told Parson1 of the results. -cue -i.cc w -.ia ,;.>1.1"111D 1
It" was believed tbs! When Sirhan !Jefense.
·returns to the jail chapel converted in· When the seoond defense counsel
e"""" tllO case Ponona is~ to
Gas Explodes;
6,00 Residents
Evacuate Town
SCANDIA, Kiin. (UPI) -Twelve-
tbousand gallons of poisonous gas
under presstre &hot half a mile high in
a muilttoOm cloUd toda, to hover over
lhll D<CtbtrD KaDlu community and
force evlClllllion of Ila tlOO reaideuta
fer a lriof hitervaL
'nun ,..... no Hri<lll Injuries.
·-'l'IJomu, IJl oidcial cf the Home 00 Co., Aid the au, lbooting
from • broken llDe, "loobd 1 .. lilt•
an atomic esplolloa. n -.
"It -up lilte a whfte mllJjlroaai .
cl<JUd one-ball mile !igh," be aald.
seek·an'addlUooal delay ao 11Je ,_at·
IDrney could familiarize himself with
the cue.
Sirhan. remained ta • martmum
oecurity cell In tho new county Jail On
Friday, ... jall cbaPeJ -he -arralgnod will qoln bo lanled'1mxl a
temporary-,,. thodefondaot
will remain safely inside the building.
The trial was expected to be held In
the Hall of Justice, about a mile away
from the jall in the downtown area,
where workmen are turning an ·eighth
floor cow:b:oom into a virrtua1 fortress.
An armor plated, bulletproof glass
enclosure cootlng fl0,000 will protect
the defendant, judge and jury from
any poW!tial avenger al Kennedy'•
~·th.
Durham Police
lff se Tear Gas .
To Dupel. Mob
'!be -highway patrol aald In· Wltlgatlon llhowed 1here was no fire, DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -Police used
and thus no hazard to ne•'"-tams of teU ga1 to break up a mob of more
-"' llwl 100 ·Nelroe> early today followlog 11111~ ammonia. a --meeting between the 'l'1\>ope<I uld a fludt being loaded group and tbe Durham Ho-g
with aob~-""""~.d{_a_ ~uthority._ .
1Ca1e breottng a -.u.;,, In a SIX .. tiOmtiliip were nported, but ' police Nld DO one WU jnjtD'ed. !Ille lr<m a lank. A llfety valve failed The meeting bad been called
to lundloa and the poiaOll<lll·(M '11ol -Wednesday nlght·to lilr grievances of
out. !be Negro tenants.
~ Slruud, manager of tlMo oil "The grievances -. moally 11D1AD
-
""" ~~ cbem!HI ~--thlnp," said Police Chief W. W. -• •-m---Pleuan!s. ''Thlnp lilte el!lpped sinks, ..-! 11!1 • J • 1. Ho -taD!a In a child falling off a broken ater, and ~County H0tpltal at BellevlDe hurting blmaelf, -p like tbel '
ml -•oed -fleatmenl The .-., became a shouting
(Jlemitta aakl be could have been match as members of th e
dmed to deOth If the concenlratlm al predomlnmtly Negro audience pep-pOred the ho-g off1clala with jeers,
gas bad been great enough. The gas, cal<aDa and profanity.
whicb II -flammable, eats off lie .,.. The a..-tty adJ!>urned !be meeting
ygen IUPl'b' "from HI v!cUma. but the crowd of 30ll refused to
Maryland Deinacralic 11 e p • a-irmce to -•'• ·rdkleata . !llsP,erae· l'Ollce called for reln-Claronco D. · L... l8id he 1W !or<ements and officen with tear gas
received 1everal hundred com-came from • ipotemaan for the were brought in.
municatiou ~ his support of Phllllpl Petroleum Com P a n y ' s The crowd broke up into amaller
gun control leglllalion. Included fertilizer deportment, 'llllo aaid the groups without lncldent. .
was a caller who told Lon(• 11111 would ''settle down." The mnaller groups began roaming
secretary: ''Yoo ten Long if e •rBut. don't get bl it," iaid Paul the streets and scattered incldenb:.of doesn't get a gun contiol blll , · , rock throwiog and bottlo throwing through Congress within t w o \t-~ ~e 1 been a-lot of. pepple were reported. Police said damage
weeks, I'll shoot him.'' b1inded. by it.'' .. wu minor and no arrests were made.
• Scandia reaidenll -bad l1ed 1'o' When police aod firemen amved at
Briti>h diplomat R a y m o n d the ·• edge o1 lie city retumed to ene of the fires a group of between 100
Whltnoy who finally returned to tlieir bamea l<llle two hours later, aod 150 Negroes refused ID disperse
London after more than a year's althoulh a strong _. of gas atill and tear gu was used, police said.
wait for hll exit visa from Peking, ~ the tOlro. They said the blale was started by a
el b tee! the I by taking ~'Of cocne there'• going to be a ter· firebomb.
fuse r:U., out :C:t.~ . Chinese rific odor here f<r a wtile, 11 Brown The meeting bad been held under
food. &aid. strict aectD'lty precautions .
Dull D~eary Days Dealt
Re1Ulents Recall' Rare Month of June
"'$1-'W Quo" IH'Wlllld 111 fM SOUlll-
em C.llklrnll -W i*tunt toGtY ••
It.In -. eleflr lft\1!'111 8llCI IMfll"lllY
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POMONA (AP) -A 17,yoc-old
housewife appar<nt!y ""' 1urod or
pulled into a-car while walking home
from work and stabbed to ~when
she ~ llt'll' killer~ advances,
&lienft'1 Otf1celi.t say. '
The ,..i-. 1IUled •Mnl111<1Usly The ordinance f...OS . IVI'-. bqJefl too
by the council Wednesday nigh~ re-wait three days'ofter purdiUe -.
quires ~ to be photographed, receiving police approval and ectue1J1.
fingerprtnted . and approved by ttie reteiving th~ir. weaJ>90. . ,
·police-Oepanment before they .c:.., buy ' Violation of the .,.U.-oarrlo, Ii
any firearm. · · mandatory 30-<lay J811 '-Sberi!f's Lt. ·11. W. Whita. said at.
tractive Sandra Kay stlctDey wu
believed _. alive !alt ohllrtly after
mldnlgbt '1'11oldo.Y· N lhe"' walked _._.honM!.,
Councilman PaiiJ Se1'le!man. who Gun deoilrn were nsUicted ~
ramrodded "9-law to apProwt over · the· law from liellDI zz&i• ti
lie objections of local llPOl"lsmm'• -mider tile ap "''II. -•lilllcl groups, said the meaaure coabalns the , felom or llJQ"Oile'tlb) 1111 flw. ._.
.. _ parta" cf the Federal ~I tal lnstilutlon •wlthfn lift•,_.. G4m
Contnl Lew·and,_ iimilor·law1 ln·New dealers are also required• bop• . y orlc City and,Ollcago. . Inventory ' ol 'their . stock and liolifJ' The g1rr1 body .... 1eunc1 about
eight boors 'later in ·--1-JOloc!·
under CODBtruction at Diamond Bar,
about 12 miles .away. -i :
The new Miami Beach onllnonce re-police of all gun purcb8se ll!lllll<illlkmil
quires. the ~gistr:a.tion of ·hJndguns, within 24· houn.
Summer
fun
begins
... with a
superb
ThOmas -
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.THiS
THOMAS ARTISTE
IS A LOW
These and MANY MORE MODELS . 0 READY
FOR IMMEDIA·R DEUVERY
"15 F1scln1ting
Rhythms
Auto1111tic1lly"
with !ht all naw
PLAYMATE
Now, Mn tha btginnar can play 15 uWally difficult rhythms.
Th• Pl1Yrn1tt fih Thomas tr1ns!stor origins Ind crutes Orvtl'I
ICCOl'r'IPinimtnt and pedal rhythms 1utom11ic1lly. If YoUf
Thomll Is &.nd'8ox equipped, the P11v1t11te plays the Band Box
parcussfon effects either with the orvan voict or with .tht
Bind Box tff!(ts by thems1l11es. V1ri!ble t&mpo controt, Oowft_
beat Jndic1tor and exclusive down beat 1ecent. Rhythrns1 Wiltz.
Viennese W1lt1, Jen Weltz. fox Trot 214, Boogla 618, Swing.
Rock, W1tusi, Samb1, Beguine, Ch1·Chi, Rhumb1, T1ngo, ...
l1ro, lo»1 No111.
SIERRA ••••.••••••••• ' ••••• $73t.90
111 A11 ................. $15ts.oo
PAUADIUM ••••••••••••. $179S.OO .. . . ' TRArl!llONAL CLASSICAL , •• $2495.00
LAWllNCI WELK DELUXt ••• $2695.00
CEl.EIRITY .' •••••.••• , ••• $3"5.00
.PALACI Ill .• ' ••••••••••••• $5195.~· . .
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5.l'ws"' Plf
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California Faces. Dangerou s Fir.e T ime
SACIWlllNTO(AP)-
~--lblylts
molt ti:plollve fire danger
-In • ,....111 .... 'lrilh no J<IJl'leYe in l!&ht until the tau. a veteran foreater says.
toreats. Ifs like putting
tometbing in the oven. The
longer you leave it, the hot-
ter and drier it gets and the
'better the ch&ncea it will
catch on ,fire," Moore said
in an interview.
'
wcne ta a1uaJ1 W.. ... ca •specL aoy rllns ontU ttam r •comm ea d.e 4 . ,,\_c:reWJO[lJI th~'
aald. late October or e a r I y emergency reseedh>f 'lrith. ~ a :lllhcrt -._
Moore uld 1118 ud 1111 November." 220 tou Of dirt roodl. · flrt UDder cootrollour m1Ju
both were bad yean .but · ~ Liebt'e M o u n t 1 l n The fire took the life ot . -.of lllewllall.
"Neither ol t b • m ap-brlllh fire in Angeles Na· Philip B. Goodell, a COUDty Moore aald the 111ual
proached -we're hJvln& Uonal F..-e•t burned five . fire captain, wtio waa bum•: Wornintl• to the llate'1 2f,
now, leally." 'daya before being cootained. ed critically while reoculng million reeldma abc>Ot <&r9
The 20-year state Divillon The loss was estimated at tour od1er firemen trapped wttb.~fire ·ma.y sound old bal
ol Forestry veteran said. "I '2.5· tnlllion. Jn flames . In addition, four by now, but "we ~·t •¥
1uepect the lalt time we bad A· narrow fire line was fire fithtel't· auffered serious ' ~,ev~ to lort:,t them."
conditions really 1im,llar to . around1• the 6 5 ·mi: e burnt and all 1ustalned
n,. -sUirted of· flclallY ·a month and a hall
early in Northern CaDfornia
and HthiDC1 have not a:otten ¥11 better. They've gotten
_worae,0 said Howard ' E.
An ariny of fire crews thl!•
w~k ex:Ung\dshed the first
massive fire of the season, a
45,000-acre blaze in tlle
Angeles NaUonal Forest
near Los Angeles. One 'fire
figbter was killed.
thl• wu before my timt, bi per1Ii\eter, nut several bot minor burns. -~ . . ' QUICK ·
'
:: You'll Liv.e Long~r.
• • "If You're a W onian
'• _ LONDON (UPI) -'Ibe six fem&les ovel' · 100 to
.'.... ol:fkial . filt&'es indicated f!VflrY male.
··:.there were 500 centensilam Qloos-e a family With a
:dn·J!rilain. But a !inn lll,at hl>tory of longevity.
!. sends -· .. lOOlll birth· Don't drink ... ""'*"· .. ·'day gilt& reported it bad Be mod..ate and regular
-.dilltrlbuted 800 bunches. in your habits.
And that's how Britllln RaiJe a fami1Y.
foqml oot ~ -"" are Work l\al'd. ......mit 1hO c-.ry mart Be <ionlent.d.
nawadaya tban.,.. before. live. in. !lie country and
A n>twal ~·of (in Britain) particularly the
t1U discovery wa. a .avey sou1healt, wbiab has bee
ID" wbidh olders were asted times the. centenarians of
if there were any ·tJ.pe;they any oCner region. .
could pass on for longevity. The centenarians ~ lots
Ideas varied, (!:om eating of id• on ol!ie,r· •lil>Jocta oftio.nS to'~ Stout, l:iut Thirly Percent .said they ·
by q~tio¢pg i the· cen-oon~ered ~ security·~
U!llarians abool their Jives · be lie· moot JIDl>Ol'lant im·
aDd time. ~ers caine provement in their 'ltfetime.
up -eigbt· (IOlden· rules · ThlJteen ~I aai<) it was
fur living to 100. th• ·-· aod .12 per-·~--. are· ·. .cent said e1ectz:icity., ~ • -• .. • -· ·• Askei\ ~'the' great· J3e a woman. 'lbere are est moment of his Ufe a 100
1 • • • year ·okl ' Irishmail 'aald it
WU lhe•dq,he eot'hll·fll'lt .
pair ol•shoes-be waa_ lS. All· ~ s8id it ..... Ills' first Don't "Make
. . ~-nearly 90 .,.1r1 r. · l · ap ·11ree~s1x reg~en ' ; ' -pe~:~~.> "".,a..~72: :
n" . 0Ar~J1y~ -~·on~,.-~~· ~ een 1'111 . . thought h·tr d "'1rk hid
. ' • helped ~ 1l1t!ln booltllY.
'LOS AHIJl!lLES (UPI) -And a surpnsing numl>er
A. psy.chi_!ltrlst 1ay1.fatben sUll·bad·good appetites.
of pregnant and compro. liiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiii!iiiiiii:J nilsed daughter• should droe ~shotguns and telephone · l.fT'S BE fRIEIQ)l Y
the nearest adoption agency
JMtead.
.Dr. B. T. Mead, ohairman
ol 1iie psydllalry depart·
ment at Qleighton Universi-
ty, Bm>ol of Medi¢ne, ~ a
baby hao a mud! gi:eater
dlianc~-ol ba!Jpiness ii Its
pliqnts weren't foroed to
marry.
"It is far better in almost
ftllert case for tbe dllld to
be put up f<r adoption,''
Mead said. "A family that
'IVatts a clhild Ls mud!. more
Jikdy to giw it .mat It
needs than • family that
""" created just heca.oe
1he beby was on the V.'"ltY."
Mead said teen·age mar-"'41•• brou&l>I on b y prelJlancy l>Av• a hltlh rate
of dJ.vorce.
''lb( -said 1ho,t -t>I .,. -ol baVUitl • ciiiJd ' iJul ~ wedioclc h~·
been•t .. t in·'?Ce!'t decadea.
U you have new netgbbibn
or know of anyone marina:
to our area, please ,telJ ua
10 that we may eztend •
friendly welcome and htlp
them to become acquainted
ID their new ~g1.
Huatinaton Bead!
Visitor
536-9626
Coste Mesa Visitor
642-2472
So. Co~ Visitor .
~ Hamr Visifor ·
642-3535
you get .
highest BAllK rates .
~· · with · ·-
.Bllllsafetv
·and ., ' '
BlllKavailabil ity
when you
move yo.ur savings. to
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Moore, deputy state forester
torfiNI ,,_.L
• "nle burnJnc condition•
are an .ccumulaUve type of tbinl, especially in the
hNvier type Of fuels such as
The early start ol the fire
sea.son means conditiom in
July and 'August will be
WEEKDAYS 9 to 9
lMS. 0 spota were still burning. MeamYhlle, a 3,GOO-acre
With California's sunny An estimated 2Y.a million fire in Loi Padres National '
aummer cilmate, tbere'a lit· cubi,c yards " dirt is ei:· Forest in Wea:_t-Centnl
• Ue chance that rain will peeled to · be eroded from California wu believed con·
come to eue conditiolls, he the burned watershed, and a trolled a day afttr ib: con·
said. '~ bulk ·ol the state w a t e rshed management tainment
Cite.. •P ci11tc•ly •II loc1I
1vMh. R_11ti1 yeur c-pect,
COMpr1hea1ive h1m1t1W11 '41·
tiff of tti1 DAILY PlfOT •.
SATURDA1f 9 to 5130 SUNDAY 10 to 5
HERE'S ONE . BOY WHO'LL
WORK FOR P'ENNIES
• • • • • .• • ...
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°Ad'lerfh•d 1p1ei1l11ood thrll July], 1961, 111d
""''mbtr, • rolll119 1fon• 91th1r1 no mo11 nor
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3-Pc. BAR·B·Q
TOOL sn
'II you find th1y eron't n1edff for thr
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ro1d build1r1, #i1y'U hevo • bill.
Char-Coal LIGHTER FLUID
J111t 1lo1h IOfl!ll of th is juic1
ov1r tf11 briqueh, 1tri•• 1
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poli1h1d bomboo polo
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BIG BOY 24 ·INCH BAR'·B·Q
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1hl1hk1bob, Motor, 1191, end hendle of gold lrldlte flnl1h,
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If yo11r ho11 Hh1.,11 Ii•• •
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w1 1111 l1lw1y1 p1uhin9 tt!1 rn1rch1ndi11) 1H pr.1to,
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by 6Udtl111, •• yoo lc11ow It'• p1l11t, H11 1uperb hicll111
powor, 1a:c1n1nt r1sl1t1nc1 to 11111 ind 111ol1tur1, at1y1
1Jrl1ht 111cl fr11h0f11klnt for y11r1, Av11l1bl1 111 whlto incl
• riot ef colort.
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. Gr11t 1rl1rior 1tucc:o, m11onry,
brick, or c11111nt p1int.
l11utiful c1lor1 in c111 you're,
tlrod of ffi o old 01111. Thlt 11 •
1p1cl1I pr/c o for 1 llmlt1d tlm•
fllko forevorl, 10 te••
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\ I DAll.Y PILOT ' _,, ..... 27, 1961
AICer ... ,. ... \S .. t
" · Cotton Planter Quits
CLAllKSDALE; 1111 1 1 • tsO,tiOO IA ~ wares to his" talion by Ifie labor •
(UPI) -Ro7 j>)owws' plan--te-IA Ille ... meat I a I d Ille 1511 llmint
tollta .n Ille Mlntulppl '. lion's rorst ""'" ..-, h..,.. ...,.. W<IOd with e«·
Della •• a -of the old for loim _..., under the · ru,.i.d metal rool1.
Soulh. Fair~ -Act. "All but lllAe of the
'1benl " • r e •••llnt FlbWon paid Ille llne lloulw are wltllout !Jloide ·
field• of cotWa, clusten ot 1-by ·Judge William C. plllDll'llllC or waler." Ille ap.
workers' .lbai:il and bun· ~ "-to aet it out of prau.n ·-•'1be water
c1recis o( N•rroea ~bqrln1 ill court." Tl\en h• IAtenda to Ni>PIY of JllOI\ of tlle houses
the fleldl• rent out bJs 18,000 acres ol ii u outdoor band pump,
Fl0Wtr1 . bouled of tile farmland allOr 1lie current a!tlloullll I001t bouse1 bOYe
"best cottoo crop end tile crop ts'trarveoted. &<Cell to a community
belt bean Q'Op in tte delta." "'l'be ent la ap6cot H The U.S: • ~attment of : ~~vtn1111ul' I' hctUI· M.,;y of Ille tenant& used
L&bor said be made •t ing me ""' q .., m appy newapaper to patch boles in
million a yea; (Ma ld1 that I've &!II pl~ to live Ille ctiJ1!1i! and walll.
various pla•tatioa •· •,"tie1U1.J1Jtm...aad.• fte t.ittor Deplrtmtftl
terpriitl. -tllt "''"'-to said Flowe;• Uc! a •1 s.t tiere wu ..,. bl( dif· date . .I'm dGlnll tllll just aot JillWon tocomt In 19tll from
---FJ...-1 to have any more bul!Ms• his cotloo1 ud 1oyb0an
llld ll>t anto.!)ellum plan· wltll tile aovtnlDltDI." farmJnc, cotton Ii'"''"' and tm1 Flower• didn't thlllt 'Ibo 1-l>or Dtl>&rlmtnt Iii-salt of raw ·coltoll, cottoo he •u blC enoullll to tackle ed suit ,_ ll'iowers alter -uct 10Y11e1111. He
the federal 1ovtrllll1td. •eodllif ,lnveltiP'«t t o rectlved '110,m .., federal
J!e said Wedneldoy he chect oa t11t _.ilona of aereece -alone in
wu \ulttinC. The dedalon the ~ lanclowoer. 19117, the nport 1ald. came ·111er a ~ judge Flowen wu accllled ol ·
ordered F!owen to pay la!HnC to pay minimum
Three Held
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UP'I~
DUD ATM
'ZlllY' &Iman
Trumpete~
Ziggy Elman
Dead at 54
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lflurile · Curi,,.11,...t
Reds ·.Ready . to Talk
rr.oseow (AP) -Soviet weapo .. ~.'regarded by the aooept In • p • c t 1 o n sift·
Fortlp Mlni.tor Andrei A. Wefl 11 lmpracllcal btcluae auards.
Gromyko declared today of Soviet 1111wllllngne11 to .-u,. of this deadlock,
that tile Sovfol government the Unlled Stat.a bu been
ii "ready to etd>ooge opl· Arab w·. ar preallA( the Soviet Union moos on the curtallloent ol slnct J&t1UatY 19117 to hold
roclttl ~11e ... -both ol· talU Oil !lmlllng Interc.n· ., tinontal BaWltlc MJullM
ftllllve -delemlve." • (ICllMSI and antlball!Jtlc
Addr•lllJI& tlle Soviet Pr--..l!cted . mlulle (ABll) de!•-·
PuUament, Gromyko did ~ 51>e1lrln1 ''° . tile United
not elaiJorate on Soviet will· N.-• .Mi it· when It
·-It h B ls I -ed tilt DuClear •on· ._,. • ..,. lo II • llut e ap-y rae· pi'QUWaUon lfta\y; Prest· partlltly WM referrhig to dent JolmaOll called .n Ille
talks on nuclear missiles Unlled -ud Ille Scwlet
wblcll the United Stab!s bas JERUSALEM W'l -Unton lo "lose no tl·m e ill
been tryln& for 17 moothl to Prime Mlnlater Levi Eshkol flndinl tilt way. to acale
iet . .tlited. ' · IDd Ddlut MlJUter Moshe down t.h1 nuclear arms Th• lorelp m 111 Is te r ll&yan wlnitd t 0 d a y
·r e P e a t e d loa&·standJng Ieraells must . pr e pa r e r~We delite -yes, we
Soviet calls lor pneral, llld tlle1111elves for ailothtl' war urgenl!Y dealre -to begin
complete .dl~mament . -wltit tile Arabi. •early dlsc111st0111 on Ill•
which_ haa proved fmpo141ble In a atfrrlnl ~ to the llmlllUon of strab!glc ol•
to reach agreement on Labor party Central Coln· feD&lve and de f e n 1 iv e betW~ Eut &Dd ·WHl He mittee the patob :.eyed nuclear weaPons systems/'
abo called f«· en in· defen1e chief decllrtd· "We Johnson said. t~.dllal corwentlon to have to bey wta'poni, we Gromyko.. aald Ulat there.
probib1t u1e of nuclear have to mab: our own was reason to b e l i e v e
LOI ANOIUll <g> _ .. W98pQDI, WI have to make A·merican • Soviet relations
1 _ our·army stroncer. we have can be improved, but .,the
limy "Zlflly'' Elm • jazz Poor Pian ' to prepare alrllelds -aDd UJJ(b!d Stites must •loP
age great renowned for his this will take much money. trying to ·turn the world in· COSTA MESA ·French End
Rebellion
By Students
want. lo 1111 fllld hllldl, ...rot 111r!ft1 ~s Undet
16. 'Ibe IUit said Flowers
overdlarpd tm tenants for
coal and wood used for
heallag -cooking and ~ lo nwmy ll>otaDces, he
chqed lal!Or.,.. for cotton
sacks ultd for cotton pick·
In ·Firearm
Theft Pl.ot
sweet, precise t r u m p e t "We have tlme, territory aide out."
work, is -ot M. Economic and the -of rullni. Wo Relerrlng to JohOIOn'• 1741 -II ..... "" Elm-an, who deacrJbed hls know' the area. It is defined. Glulboro speech June 4, Gardtn Grove . . .
PARIS (UPI) -Strong
pollee forces copbnd a lllt
-ghoid of ... Frend>
-nt rel>el1loD today. The
-followed ,_... by Plw-Charles cit 0.U.'s rov..-to rwtore COllf5deooe1 in ttie
-n~-Saaday'a -Dltlollll
illg.
Alto, the Labo!' !;><part·
meut ·said, -charged his-u much as f70 a
moath.. for bOUHI when a
''rellObable cost" would
ollave been '8 · per month.
no .... baa agreed to lower
tile rent to '5 moothly.
Federll bQUs1ng authority
_..;-1 -to tire plan·
~JM:!':w end tllen La.d N hhe. d oooupied Parh' famed a
"Ecole Des Beaux Arts... · · ' =~r:i:,:,:nJ With Knife
young . met1 -in tile .
building ·-""'*" clown • Red flaC• w111m 11ew 1nm . At Airport
iU root. The -1 bad
S«'Yed os • --LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -since -.n1 rlota tood>ed A 14-year-old'boy Who tiad a
off the great Frwmd> crim• knife ill his sleeve wu ar·
in May. Eader in the rested Wednesday . as he
month police -eYlcled walked to within two feet of
studeut& from-Un· Mra. Richard Nliori.
fY\'!"Sity. · The y6uth.JVas grabbed by
The wee!m-lool Fm>ch an Ingham County sheriff's
general str$e -most deputy as Pat N ix o n ,
disastrous in the ·nation's awaitinl the arrival of her
blMory -_.. 'rirllpUy to hU.ba"'t ·for a · campaign
an end. A(iti height it idled stop -lo this capital .city,
10 mlllioD _ _. .. Return· stood outaide the airport
ing to wort tl:lday were t.ermlnal. A second youth
newsmen in tbe sClate-nm was taken into custooy
national -ond rtldio almost immedlab!ly.
eervicet, 1 among the lalt of Mrs. Nixon was not harm·
tbe boldolltl. , ed and knew notblnl or tile
De Geulle'• .<ab 1 n • t illcldellt UDtU tolcl oflt later.
Wftnesday approve d 'Mte two youth& were ques·
emengency m eat u re s tioned fpr more Plan two
deliiDed lo slow the -of hours and tllen releued.
Ftaooe's gold and foreign Police laid the lnve1UgaUon
currency reeerves IDd sbcre wou14 continue.
up the ..,._y, herd bit by The·deP,uty grabbed ona ol
tbe klog crisis. the boya neer the ruo,.ay of
The _.,...nt warned the capital city airport and
busmessmell price locNMes hutUed him . !J>to th e
· above 3 pe< <eat will not be b!rmlnal for quellloo!Ag. He ·
......--tolerated for the rest ol the implicated the 'otber youth,
year, despi~ w & g e in· saytng be wu given the
crea&e.S'of 10 to 11 per cent knife and wu cleaning his
won in the strike wtidl.· are fingernails, sheriff Kenneth
ezpected tio cost emp1ayers Preadmore said.
M.5 billion .. Apoeher decree . . ~'The: officer . saw him
clamped ...,.._'.Y. ~ sho.tn' II (the k.nlle) up his
on importe of -.itoe, elec· sleeve,'· 1ilid Preadmore.
trice! app-. textilos "He ,. .. "lthlD two feet of
ud iron ud -1 pl'Oduct.s. Mrs. Nixon."
T•iff banters bed been The knlfe wu 71if. ·inches
ldleduled to disappear in 1ong with .a 3'Ai ,incb . blade,
1be com.mort market July 1. the sheriff said.
NOT JUST A ZIG-ZAG
NOW PUSH Blf.[TON
DIAL-A-S'IITcH
98.00
teg.199.00
LIMITE) QUAN'1'ITIES
ITS MAGIC,,. JUST PUSH A
BUTroN ••• maha liottoo boles;
blindbam,_tod_
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SEIJICl'·A.sTITOi
POllTABtl!
ttg.99.00 59.00
modd'lootohown
style as "mtlodlc swing But we don't know bow Gromyko said: "We see no ""' 0 •'*• ort'lt 11"" ···· ,...
trumpet'' rather than jazz, Boycotts much Ume. ..._for a cow.ion as Joog S.nto Ano , INDIANAPOLIS, Ind died Wednesday at "We cannot escape from as the United State s m •.,.,...st .............. M1"°1 /.
(AP)_ A policeman wtiO Sepulveda Veterans preparing for a renewal of ...... _. ... our ·aecurity and / • lilopital of a llvet aliment WASHING TON (AP) -A · st " he ta•~ '-..--acted as undercover apnt . _.._ __ 1 lenm•• "lness. Poor p-1:.11 Cam-.. r.... war agatn us , s ~. tile security of o th e r / . ...,
the .... an tbrte mcmtl*, u~, .. "~';..,. !.1 Ang-1 ~ .._-JOI; .-.u Eshlrol .asserted: "Any --i.:...0
• ,.. r-» llJ JUN ~ IU9 leader tays •new tactic -................. 1 put I ,.....,._ ~ed Wednesday he was Sing"" of wbkh be wrote economic boycotts in about peace r~ orward --''-----::::;;;~~;;;;;::-----;_
with lhree memben °1 tllo tile mualc, wu a hit 40 cities -will btl1n fn by ,. oloae ii like a hari>
Indianapolis Black Paotbers recording in the l9!0s. downtown w...hfnlllon nut mer wltbollt an onvil. der:lv·
'!hen they tried to st~al During his career, Elman week in an effort to put neW ing from Arab lmwi)Un.,...
firearms from a .M~me C<1nducted his own orchestra pressure on C.Ongres1. for peace.
Corps reserve t r ~ 1 n 1 n & and wa1 reat\D'ed with some The I ea d e r·1 Jeaae "'nley wat another war·
center. . of tbe big.name atara of the Jackson, S6ld the aim of the Should we offer any con·
Allen Roy Watkins. 1 a ~-. '-I·"''"" n--y r~. bo tt •·• cifl Ce I Ii o DI under the
f bo lllllied th ...., ·~ ....... -w ~ yco agawft ape C pro-cir ~-~ I .. _.,, ormer xer, t.e e man. Tommy Doney and ducts will be'° to force cum.~~ t "Y\UU. bt
three men tried unsuc· H.arry. James. businessmen · to pressure a indlcation for furtber cess~uDy to break ~.the He collaborated w i i h CongreS1 far appropriations coDCM&lont.
centa' Saturday. He. sald Johnny Mercer in writing to relieve hunger 1 n d "larnl'• prime desire re·
when they tried agairi Sun· songs and' made several ma1nutrWon among the na· ~ ma1D1 peace. But the key ii
day they were. met. by FBI films in later life. tion's poor. wtt'1 Egypt. which pr1vente
agents and police, and were He spoke the idiom of JaCkson did not neme the ·peace wfi'tb Jor4an.
aITeSted. jazz. When he was found at other target cities. "The king advocates ter·
The thtee, who awurtd a L<>n.g Beach Club in 1958 In another new tactic, the ror and bis artillery
at a ~earing. on -federal rehearsing to open a new campaign asked a federal tinues to shell pe.acetul
chlrgu re!ultinl ' from the act after being reported as court injunction Wednesday Israeli vlllages. Jordan to-
breakiDg attempt. allo were mluing for several days , he to force Secretary of day remalbs the main bUt
charted . b Y lndlanapolis uked: "What's all this jazz Ag r i culture Orville of terror a&ainst us aa Syrla
police with plotting to that I'm miSsing? I've never Freeman to use $227 million did befON! the 1967 war. ·
assassinate Police Ch t et played better in_my life.'' for food for the poor. "King Hussein is unable te
Winston L. Cburcblll and Lt. His funeral will be Sun· Freeman said th! money free himself from :depen·
Richard A. Jones al the day. is earmarked 10 support dence on Na1ier. The qVtl·
police narcotics equad. Survivors tn·ctude a son, perishible food prices and is tion is will Nuser give him
Tbe three are Ektrldae Martin J. of Van Nuys, and to be turned back to. the a green light or nen"ID am·
Mottison, Jr., alias Omar two b r o t h e r s , Sam federal Treasury ·June 30 ber llght for a P:e•Ce 1tt.
Shahbazz, 22, Melvin A. Finkleman of New Haven, because he has. no author\ty llemeat?11 Eihkol Wd.-·
JobnsoD, 25, and Leon A. C o n n • , an d I r v i n g from Congress to use it for ·aamal A'bdel Nilllf b
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Gomillia, 18. Finkleman of New Orleans. any other purpoae. prtskMnt of Egypt. Tbe trio and Odell Jones,1-----------'---'--'--'----...::.:.::==:....::~~;;...--!--...:..-~·L1 _...:_ ___________ _
24, are · beld an a lederal
charge of conapiracy to
commit burglary. Morrilon,
Johnson and Gomillia also
are charged Wltli br'ealdlli
and entering.
U.S. Commlstl<118r Rober!
W. Geddes ruled 'tbere Was
probably cause f<r the ar·
rests of M:lllrllon, Johnson
and Gomillia, but he. con·
tiJ!ued Jooe>' case until July
5. Geddes ordered MoniS()n,
Johi>l<in and Gomlllla held
!or U.S. District Court. Bond
was set for the trio at
'70,000 each In tile stab!
court, and 111,llqO for Mor•
rison Md $2,000 taCb for the
other two in federal court. ·
The charges ol cootpiring ·
to murder the two police of•
ficers was pll!Ctl4 in Marion
County Orlmlnal Court and
was not discussed' in the
federal court bearing .
Can't ClllllC ill?
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all JOU< nwest Blcadway
fot &110 oblisatioo.
Home DemoostntiOa
s...i.g Mldiines, ·~
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400 Police Calm ..
ljichmo'nd Rioting
RICHMOND (AP) Fnncllco olllcera w I I b
More tbla 400 p o II c e police dofs,
, restored _..rt cllnl ear-Police said Ibey could not
1v ·todl• an.r 0 •Wiit con-e1tlmate bow many people "" ' were Involved ln t b e lrQntaljon with 111lper1 and cllllurtlOJlce, th. -t of ~ injur!eo ll01' Iota! damap. Sci!lio IO . arrtlll ware. Tile trouble WU reflrded ~. ID a 11ec<111d llralfbt ~Y olll<tn u a conllnuaUon nJtbt. ol clllturbanc:eo and . al a nelgl1borbood . dlalurb-~µct, ontertna a curfew, once that el'upled TQeoday
cleared. everyone from the night aft.er a Neare teen-
11nell. Oler WU abot and wounded Recall Bid
' lJlll'llllMaYiO..,..e
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Fi~l Voting Due
' On .Sta;te Budget
Bradley's
~ate llp
~o.Reagaµ
. SACRAMENT<> (AP.)· -
GQ>V, Ii••• top 1'ae1 ad· SACRAMENTO (AP) -"' A ICbooll ,,and Oilier city P'O-vlaer la ~tud,ylnl lodey
ONLY-f
Humphrey Campaignen Named
SAN FRANCISCO. (UPI)
-Stato, ,Atlopb Gep .
Thomu C. l.JllCI> in d
former Gcv. Edmund G.
llrown1 will laad t•-~
-lde.ial .. ...,. of
Vice Prea*M H-S-
plirey ID Ool1IGntla.
: ':-HARBOR CENTER ,~:
MOON LIGHT
conference l'Oirunittee'• ten· aroma. ~r lo recon)mend tbtit
taUvo aarffmont on a '5. 7 Allerward, Ibo !nPwpod " l\eqln end a N o r t h , •
blllloA budget brouah\ \be lllmoerll IO!d M-lbe Hollywood mao lo Loulsluia
lellalature today toward a ltlto ~ not haw a bialpt lo face ~ae.• be c<••11>lred
final vote .;, the nicord,· bel«e lbl July I deadline -to lliI1 President Jobn F.
·'SALE . •
the beglnnlna of lb• new K.tnned)'.
spencllng bill. -· fiscal year -an<l~re. , Ell.win M-IU, Roagon's
, But AMembly ~er may be a, period w e •eael iflalra 'ae<retary, took
'
Olftcen Ha!ecl oU an by a remve pollceman !g .
e!Cbt.l>loct 1 1 c I I o n ol North llldunoOd, 10 JDUe.
llcDcluld Avenue. a main Darth of O.tJl'Qd. Ha~650,000
·Signa~es
Je11e M. Unruh warn'1f be state can't pay tta bills.' under mni.11on Wed·
will put bla inlluence blblnd Without ·• budaet .for the ~ lbe exlradlUon Of
1 lllt.mlnule -pt' lo "'" year1 lbe atlte IOVlrn-. Edger E-Brodie y
SATURDAY, JUNI 29th
......... 11 ...... . -
.. ~ wb11o llremen louiirt In Ibo W~01 ntabt
-II -· llareup, -of Ibo larpat >9!!e . -""' • atore. ..,,.,.lo1m bld!cllnp, t b •
s.Wra1 ---qulckq Travolline ~ atore, p[l('out ln llhopo. A number burned to Ibo 'srouncl an.r
w~r e ln !rah blna, pollce police Yid a llr<bcmb ap. ~. parenUy bad been !brown.
:Relnfarcementa were call· All of tbe other firu wen
e<I ~ a number of nNrby mall and ~ put oUI, cUUr. ·lnclucllna ilO \San" -11ld.
l -:.1.· ~. ' • lleagan Overreacting
rfo .Campiis Unrest? . ws ANGE):.ES (AP) -. public pre•ure "and I lblnk
'Ibe bead of California's rlghtly to."
state coUete trultees 1ay1 M e r 1 am an 1 w e r e d
Gov. 'Relgan may be ex-news~'• questi0D4 about
aggeratlng problems of stu· Reagan'& June 7 letter all.· d~ · protoat and campus inf truatees and University
llll1tll· . of Calllornla re(ODU lo cure
'But Cl!.afrmm 'lbeodore "a lick c a m p U 1 com·
Mertam eald Wednelday mw>lty."
lbtit Jl!aaan fl reepoodlnf to "I think be aeee hotttt flam•• than exilt." Mertam
Girl, 16, Slain llaldof Reag111.' -rr.-s be&an the oecond
day ci ibelr monthly
LYNWOOD (AP) m"e e I Ing lodey with
Police say they aceldentally diacullion of experimental,
shot and ~ • 16-year-old ltudent·run courses an d
girl when they fired at her faculty Cr 1 e van c e .pro-
father who wu threatening cedtJrN.
them wttll a p!J1ol. An aide to Reaaan 1ald
lit. Jilu Burm eald tile lblr week !be ,. ......
dead girl -ldenWled aa ""uld not " -t b e Mary Anne DeMarco, wbo trmleel' meeting at the col·
appare.-Iy clled of pubot lopl' 'Loo Allellel heed·
pellet WOUD<ll ln_lll_i ____ ·_:quartc __ ._. ----
·NOW!
23 00 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MlS,\
meot has.Oiepl autborha-li>llowlog -Iy flve bours defeat the bl! unlen lt~D· Uoa. to pay ealaries, dtbts or of leJll.l arguments.
talna enouat> mcMy lot '!be other bllla. . Br ad !'e y, Weat Ccaat urban peer.• ·. -..,. ,.._ntat!ve !0<
LOS ~GICLES (AP) -Tbe developmonU qi,)ne I Dr. Oar! Molnlire, a Ndlo
Tile leader ci a movement u !be lealslature WU ·_"811 M · · · Sta O<'ADIO!iot, la dwlOd by to recall Calllornla Gov, in a ~I over ltlto ""n· Ore r New Orleons D1'1rlct Al·
Rea1an 11y1 M0,000 citlaenl' ding and-tax 'reduclloil1-twoey Jim GerrilOll with
have alaned petiU~ for a · and oaly lour daya '-'t01 Bilks T }d eonai>rmc lo •-slnole
apedal etocllo•. Tbe law re-lrom Ibo mldnlll>I SUll<i•Y . 0 President · Kennedy, whO
quires '180,414. deadline for com~ . wae ususlm.ted Nov. 22,
:•we hope to 111 1,900,000 wort on llnanc!al ~· LOS:ANGJ!l):.ES (AP) -A 1963 ln llltllas, Tex.
alpature1," Edwin Koupal Senate &nd Assembly mn· ~napiracy that c Ji eat e d Bnldle'J.'' at to r.n e y ,
told a new1 ,coDlvence Wed· feree1 -.. milHon ~ Hollywood ·personalities at Geol-ge • Jensen of Beverly . ,
nesday, because at let.st 40 when they started -~.J>~~ cards wasn't cOnflned to the. ·Hilla; argued that t be
pe'rcent may be lnvalldeted fililahed six daya of ..... ,.. pluoh Friars.Club in Beverly dW'.lea •traJitat hla client
for tedmlcal reucca. a coIDPio!l>lae b~.Jor Hills, SIYI an admllled ccn-.,. tile l'<IU!I ci m!Mten
1be Sacramento car tbe fiacal 1"1t beginnJql~u·. 1plrator. id':utity.
salelmaD eald 1b1 peUt1ooa 1Y 1 just before ~ibt . He. sa,i:a alnger Eddie He aald a former Garrison
will ba llled July 31. ~ednesday. Th• Y an· Fisher, odor Richard Oonte aide had testified at an ex· 1
Hla. aroap la a ncnpro11 nounctd plana lo try lo• win and other. mern1Jer1 were ll<n!!Uon heuing for a
orpnizat!on, Koupal aald final legla!atlve •PPi:<>Yal bll)<fd out ,ci fl(l,000 ln rig· m~· _,. \bal tiler< ·'~'ch ba ·-~ ln ~ 000 1n' nd ~ve the bill on Gov. ged games · •t ~pr 1 vat e was anotner man named ~ 1 -~ .,., Reagan's •··t by tonig•t. red! CODtrtbuti and t ~ ., homes. • · . . Edgar B ey who worked
· onJ 1 ? en Conference committee Tbe· '401000 was in ad· at an airp<rt" .Q. ear New
about that amount m ex· chairman George Miller ·Jr .. dition to ft(K),000 ·taten out Ol'leanl.
pemes. CD-Martinea), · gave no of Ute exclualv,e friar• Club Originally,. Garrison
Navy's Alamo
Remembered
detalla of the -romlff, ln 111!12 ond 1963, George cbarfed . David • Ferrie, o
but said "we have recon· Seach told a jury Wed· pilot, will 1eadlnt! tile coo-
clled moat ol Iba dilflcull n~ in U.S. Diltricl ~· Ferrie died lhilrt1y mattera If DOI oil of them." Court. alter Ibo cbarp w11 111od.
But the Democratic! · • Asaemi>ly speaker mounted
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Want Ads
• An w..-.. trade IU(-
&ettld on a '39 Ford i*k·
up, 1n l'DOd coo:tltlon. •
• Where to ftnd expert C'.t-
tertnc! Excelleat food iiJd
Rrvice phu: cl ea n:'f·
.~inp. recep1iooa i1id
p&rtle1! .
• Someone bu loll • Hide
tan and white (Jrlll•t.•,
named BambL ':
• That-an ottltt mpace ta;a .... _....ta~
al Blftloa Illandl • . .....,.. ....... ~;
like new, ill' .U.1
LONG BEACH (UPI) -
The lancllnf aupply oh!p USS
Alamo docked at Long
Beach Naval Shipyard
Wednesday rtlurnlna 400 of-
ficers and men from a nlne-
montb tour of duty In Viel·.
an attack on tile Republictll'J · , .
governor, mating 11 clear be ••llllli•••••••llllli••················· wanted money to solve· bl&
city problems. ·
"I do not propose to vote
for the budget this year,"
Uliluh told the Ass embly
n1m. Wednesday, "unlt11 it ta
A lllrle crowd of families revised to appropriate more
and friends c a r r y 1 n a money for summer jobs for
H.aftllan Iola areetod !be the po o r ID bl& cities; ad·
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HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
FROM RION
·DELTA FAUCETS
R .. ular $16. 95 Precision
Positive water :ter11per1tvra and volume
control. Smooth, offortfeas one hind
operation. · Dock mount for atanderd
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Water Heaters
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30 GAL. $44.11
40 GAL $49.11 Sl GAL. $6-1.U
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30 GAL. $6-1.U
40 GAL. $72.H
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You can win a DELUXE G.E. TOAST-R-OVEN
-a $39.95 value"' ..,r.q $10-$lv~$20 "Borrow
Anythina Your Heart Deaireo" certllicat.e.
FREE •LETS GET ACQUAINTED• &IFT
Come in and ult for thia handy, 3J.i inCh
poc;ket or pune aiu llaablfght/key chain
combination •.• handy for home, olli
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FREE Coffiif and Doughnu s
LAWN AND
Ve1,borrow th• GARDEN TOOL.I
trk10N lllld tilln
equipment th1t ............. , __
helpa to m•k•· ,_ rol¥111
thlng1 happen ,AINTIRI' from A to ZI EQUl,MINT
INVALID AND ::=::-.,·· HEALTH . --I
hatpltal '*" --·-~-CAM,INGI ..... ..... -_,, ....
fLOOR CARI -IQUIPMINT ,LUMelNQ
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1ion. You'll And it.'1of&.n ll'Dt.rter for Y0¥ to rent than to baJ, Wt ban ltermyaa aid
only ocCuJonally (like atra IUppU. for a pwty) to it.em• ,Ou Dl8d for a speda1,.....,
(lika a wbeelcbalr). Ratea art reuonabl1, too. 5".-aome in od let.'1 talJi: cmr'a mp ot cdeo. y.., mt,ht even....., a"""'· .. in.,,,. _,_,...·u .. home with a hlDcly ,,_
lift and our bearllolt thank> lor 1toppin1 1>7. C'lllOll io-wo'n upoc11D1 l'Olll
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For the Record
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1ffeetltlfl• -........... , -..a u..a c--. ......
-..di '""' HullttnlMll ~ 6:31 .... IMMflk L ..... IOOf Kell. W..tml11-1Jtr ........ M OUw, W.1tmlt11ter,
J:• "·"'· Co.le Meu G,.._ A111c11tl•"•
Ora"'" Kall, t1+t TIIWl11 A-.
CMte M9M. 7:3' ''"" H-9 Harllor Elk1 ciu.. Elb t..ooH,
M» \IMI Opvrto. "'-'f l11ctJ, e:ot "·"'· twrW °"'*"•tk Cllill, 1111 .. _, ......... C..11 Mna.••:ot p.m.
O'lfflll •
SNto11 L. ·~ .... .,,,,..., C. ·-IM*I L Melltt 'I'll ....,.,... LM AMlvlt
AllM W. It . .,_..... yt Jiii ~ 151,
JM-~le SW N..n.IM w GltM Otvld ·-'" D&alll Lat Allttl W Wiiiiam WDI« ....
A-Abe. ltvl'r .... Howtrd ltlcMl'il
"" Qrwlla M. ll:ontll vs Geofw A. Kotclft,
,,.,,. "'"" ltYtnl VI k•rt Earl 1rv1111
""''"' J-Prk;1 YI Wiiliam lttt• '"" Anlli V. Wll"-'N "' ltotlert G. wi.. ··~
·"Hospital
Fee Plan
Approved
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Coart ....... , Opp0..ed
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Welfare 'Residency Battle Brewing
SANTA ANA -Legisla · Ct I ilomla congrisslonal Illinois with liberal welfare Mwrti.m.nt
1100 to nulli!<. a 1edera1 c1e1egauoo. 1aw> would be nooded with FAT OYDWEIGHT
dis.trict court i:1ec11 lo n •>izwen~·lwo of the 38-'1mobile home wel!are reel· A....., .., ,.. ......, , ~ _
knocking out on e -ye a r member state delegation pienU:." ' :=":. "::':-"~ = .. ~
residency requirements for were present and they aH ''California law b very ::=-0:.•1 ':'°OT11coNJ:1N-:': .. :i~ we~are recipients is be.Ing agreed th 8 t Callf<1rDia'S lii...raJ and t+t~ 'l'nut·t 'ruling CK.II THV•OID Ott DIGITALIS. Get r ..
"U. S •---Id """ , r• r -•"" ••-i.t ..... llWI 1111w. °'*"Mic W?hr.cn,, upervi.Wl' Dav _ L. position against the c<>urt il ,.,,t to •·nd ~·Id cost c.tt .,, .. • i. .... 111 tt.JI .......,.., Bak ted Wednesda '"I. ' I{-.' ... .,... If Mt •ltl"911 ftr •r ,.... .. , Iott r.hlnl · er repor · · Y· ruling is correct " Baker taxpaytts 1 $Z6 ~ m11.11 i on • -. ,....,. • '"r *"""' "'"' ,... Baker recently returned .if 't.-1 ' • ~ 11111 _,.Met. .. ~--..... o.. ftom Washington, D . ·c. · sa • ..., . .Qrangf CiountY's .... share ri-"' '* ..-lllk ......... tw1
where he, and re~n· ~ supervisor explWned would l>e $1.5 ')nunoo," er.whnl'• Dnt s,... ll04 H-' Harbor JVlllol' C/l..,._r of
O:imlMr<:e. 'M!ll9 HOrM 11111, J7tS
.........,.. ........ ~ IHdt. •=• H!i::.../hlcfl ~ U-Clllb.
iWlfdNlll'\\ Cel.Mfnt Club, 1•112
Gr.tllMI, Hllllllreton 8ffdl. 1 "·"'· U.J. ,......, SM CMft C.... JMI ..,_ ,... •.c. S.nte Aiw. 1 11.m.
INTlltLOCUTOllY HCltlll
~rt ~ U&L.w /Nrtl't'll J<».
""'IM 1111.1 II-J. CO-111 SCOtt W. G,_
Tine Gin-vs Otrll J. Glnrmo1111 ~nt'f' Llflllw¥' 'IS O.vkl JCIM LIPdloft'
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SANTA ANA -A new
program penpitting Orange
County Medical Center doc·
toes and dentists to charge
professional fees for ,Patient
care was approved here
Tuesday by the Board ol
Supervisors.
The plan allows a 11mltod
partnership ot docton me! a
llmlted partnership of den·
ti.ts (nearly 40 !n all) to eon"
tract with the county, wtdcb
will receive 30 percent reim·
buraement for professional
care ol patient& not the
direct responsibility of the
county.
tative1 ·of other counttee met tbit 1·1ll'ge-states 1 I k e ~kt! ~ ~.. ....,.., ....,. ~ .... °"'9n paw ' ,200 SlateJ,~Wi~th~m~"'1~be~n~o1~1~~~·-·~ca~w~orn~1a~,~Fl~or~lda~a~'n~d;i;;;" ~~~~~=~~~~~~~~
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·-H1111H1111• hKll JIOIWY C: I II b ,
Shtr1to11 9Hcll IM. HllllflNfoll
9"dl. lt:ll "·'"· MerlMr'I Lic..t Club of '"-I Htleht.. Stuft Slllrt, %741 W. CH11
HlehWIYo H-' ... di, 12:11 p.m.
. Births
NO.ti• M•MOIUAL ltOS,ITAL
_, '-14
Mr. & Mn. Albert bdrl9uer, 111112
WNlell st,. H11nllf!llton aeac11, e lr1
Mr. a. Mrt. Clllrltl Guenlhl'r, 141.5
Set. SJU!ftOA' St., Sift!• Ml. bof
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Mr. & Mrl, Robert Alllbr'Dak. 100.
M1111911 Dr,, (•t• "'""'· bot Mr. • Mn. Gvnner lldtenlek, 2'111
CanclDn Dr., Mblla'I V191o,. bar ·
Mr. a. Mn. WUllem Ccioper, 206! ,Do
-Ave .• Coll• Mftl, tlo¥' Mr. & Mrs. C1rlol Gonultt, lfOG Oellw.n st.. Hunllnetori 8"dl, bcw
Mr ... Mn. Dleeo Cllcedo,. 7.U Sll1ll-
,..,_., Dr~ Coll• Mnl, boy
J-11
Mr. I. Mrs. Robert JDna, 1Wl E.
Fniil St~ S.nt1 AN, boy
Mr. a,. Mn. Geor'M Fttelool. 1121 Sll-
Jer SI,, Hlll'lll1111'n Beldl. t lrl -" Mr. 1. Mn. ... ,.,. Torn, ll'M MIPl9
St., Colt1 Nat. elr1
Mr. I. Mn. Robert Wtlll~. 5'!
Man. Jo &..!Nm YI *"'"II I . L.-tlwlm, Jr ••
P1,.,.ll Sue fvdt .,. CllYlcl Lit ludC
hltv L. Mtllllre "' Cllnhln E. Miii-
"~ CIOYll All• n Cllrltttt'll Ol1nottf
All1tr1
MIRlt l Sue ~ YI Dorltkl Lit ·-" Ml'""' lwl• , Uthtfoot 'ft, Robwt
LloW Lllll'ltfoot 1
lllldl L lurtl11 !t' OeMb M.•lllrM
,_.,..., JOln Jtl!Ntoll YI Ktlltl WlllllM , ......
Delorl1 Allll Sdllltter n Wtlllai •·
Schutkr •
Cllrlt Ill. Lott!Dn VI Jot'ln I(. l-.
P~~I M. ilweenn' vi 'TilolMI D. ·-Robltrt SPlllCI l1rnf111d VI Marv AM
l1mll1lcl AllTll Len1111t11 YI Clllrltl LOI.Ill
L1rniic1ls
P1trlclol MH Potflf' W 1111 DIM
Pollll'
Geol"le S. F11l110 w t.wriorl11 F1t1no
Ir""' H. Cornstoct YI Glorll J,
Com1IU.
Gltnl'I M. AbMV YI Eltlwl AllNY
I Jfllll M. ~ vs Hans L. Ot'-
Reubeft D. Kvldt YI Clolhtrl,_ A. KYldt
Fire .Call•
~..,_,,com .Mesa. 11ov ~ ..._
Mr. a. Mrs. llllV R.11 ... 2M FIOW11r 2:'7 t .m, Wldnesd1r, 1r111 111'11, 220
St., Cotll Mesi, t lrl 6lfl St,
, J1111 11 W"tm1MIV
Under the contract, the
dOolors and deltisls will
recetve an income sup..
plement not to exceed 53
percent of their · b a s i c
medical center salaries and
fringe benefits.
Supervisor David L .
Baker said be did not like
the agreement but s a w no
alternative ' under federal
law.
Dog Killed;
Suit Filed
Mr. a. Mn. Owtl11 Skall. 157fl Tut-10:30 '·'"· Wednesdev, tned1Cll 11d, tin V1lllt1 W1y, Tullln, t lrl 1WJ arao1th11nt St. SANTA ANA - A Santa
Mr. • Mn. oavkl Mvn11. 1612 Mio. 1:5' p.rn .. m1c11e11 •Id. 1l411 LM Ana woman ha• filed a WIY Pt .• Slnfl Anl, bor Drive. 'i
Mr. • Mra. Rldllnl Kusllner, llllJ F•nhll• V•llrf $15,000 clcbm agmnst the
Tlwrtn s1 .. o.11 Mnl, llov U :l:S •·'"· WM1nffd1y, •tore fin, ~ C""'...._ cbaraing that her pet IM •.. Mn. •ldllR 0..... H1t ·-LI c..rt1 . .,..._J &-"
..... """ ......., •lrt 1:u '·'"" ams fl,.. U Tlln"• -dog'" was killed by · the · Mr. • Mn. Glrv .. ,,., 7'11 AIN.nn 1:45 ,..m., 1111,.. nn. Elllfttltr •nd Or..,.....,e r,..,,....., Animal Con· st .. Hwrtlnltan Baecti. •lrt lo\MllOlll ,...... ~e. ..,..,~~J
J-1t ~ ._ trol Shelter.
Mr. a Mn. a-,.._, • L.. stNt, 11:tt •"""' ·wc4;c::idlV, ......_, Carrie Allen of 3 3 2 """°"• •1r1 iritrview RoM ·•114'........, 1GU• Halesw~" st. states that Mr. t. Mn. WTlll1m GetJ:er, 111, rd v1"!1
uos w. c11tor st .• Sant• ""'' Ila¥' 11~ • •. m .• ~nt•I 111rm, 1m her dog "Tiger" was taken Mr. • Ml'I. Thllron T1vlor, 1•1 Pl .. , •llf'""-II.Md .•
. At Exchange
Convention·
lN~IM -More than
1,200 delegate a and · thelr
wives are expected to attend
the Excballge Club siate
convention this weekend at
the Grand Hotel here.
The convention will open
Thursday night at 8 p:m.
with a ta.lent program.
Talent winners throughout
California will compete · at
tttis State finals.
On Friday, feature
speaker will If Dr. J. H"
Furbay, a lecturer and
author. He will speak to the
noon luncheon meet t n. g
honoring put state
residents. The title o f
Furbay's talk will be, "1be
Sky's the Limit." Dr.
Furbay is one of AmeriCa's
most dynamic interpret.en:
of the world scene and One
of t h e busie!Jt: speakers. of
the .day.
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County Guards
Due at Barstow
ctnll• .-.vi.. N-rt aeKPI. •lrl 2;121p,m .. ·~--111~ 121.1 wire-to the shelter for quarantine
Mr. a. Ml'I. Robert Reed, ~ Hl'l'IS ,_, .. '~ '\ 'f . t.• J2 Qr . C t in f th st .. c111111 "'"" bo'f sfit';:"'-. .,.... ......_; itni. Stfllt •rill on .,.ay . · ange oun -:y en o e
Mr. • Mn. Jeriv s11T11n0111. 121 A¥11o ,._ A..,..~" _,---· ''My dog was killed by the Fourth Battalion, 160 Inf an·
c.Mlo st., c111111 Meu, •1rt 1:2'' pt.ft. .,.... ;_ttft, i;si.. "'""°" shelter workers on May 20 '-•, Army· Nmional Guard Mr. & Mn. Stwen &ell, nt W. 1111'1 lt¥d." • .,,• ' W.J st .. eor.11 ,,._, boy ~ Miclt without notifying me," the will spend their two week
'-• ':11 o.m. ~,, ,,,_teat ekl, woman charges. summer camp training Mr ... Ml'I. H1rvo Hlkldf.. 271 r . 2111 Ill N: a.... Front
st., Colt• ,,._, •lrl 1:11 '·"'· Thll'*'-'• Jnld!QI 1111, o She asks '750 as the dog's session at F<lrt Irwin in
Mr. a Mn. Rldllrc1 LIMfl. 1w1 N1rduu1 AW. value and $1" 210 for "shock Barstow ha.m .... ing Satur· Ml•llfl une. Hun!lnttoll Baldl. Ila¥' 1:'7 1.m.. ~ fire, 2722 Clrt.. 'Zt ""'~
Mr. • Mn. tllnlel Arthur, )tlJ c.11-1 Ot1¥e llDd upset.'~ day, July 6,
fomllAve.. Nor~.~rl !-"'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~ -· Mr. & Mrl. lt•rnan v-. 1165 Arll-
helm Ave .. Costl Mnl. t lrt Mr. a. Mr1. lvnlll Win.Ike, GI W1l-
nvt Pl., CCIII MHI, Plrl
Doctor I nd Mn. Lrle> JICGblcM, 16'01
Tlllmea Line, Hvntlllf1'n IMch, t lrl
Mr. a. Ml'I. SYfn Font, m Junl1>en1
Or., C1111t1 Mew, Ila¥' Mr. I. Mr1. ,, J. RVln. 12'1t NNPOrt
Avt •• Tuetln. t lrl
Divorces
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Jutnlt1 F, Cal¥tn n Dotlllll GIM
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Judtffl L. ,.l,.., "' J1-s. l"lllllW Kav LANI• C011tts vs llollilrt Efwllnl
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Cll-lradlord CN1111n9 ,.,, OllGn vs Glfllkl Roblrt ....
Twl .. • J. Doner YI J1COll ltobt:rt ......
Dor11 l!lllM , Downen vs lttdltnl ---JOI~ (lrol 0.lflllfl \II Abfulefllnt All D9"911e
Elli M. Nwlt .... O.rttt R. N1ull J~ I:, aM1t1o1 "' Elclttl atrtllOI
MlrY A. SteM YI 1t'**1 L .... SICIM
Jo A1111 Sftf'ldlr \1111111 VI Tony Ml-
dlMI VIMI ' Fr_.. J, SomrMn VI ltot C ,_,.. -N11111e .t.nn.tN P1rrbfl "" G1Wlll
A'.rtl!l.lr Pa"lsti I-E. Rabli VI Robe•!. H. ltabli
Clllrvt L. Clow YI Dlllnls L. CIM
PllVllll J, L1"9 YI 00ut111 LIM Ttrrr LOI.I R1mlre1 vs Lllo D1119
R1mln1
Marv J. Mllrttnet vs Alelt Mlrtlncr
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Disneyland Hotel< now creates a New World of shoppmg . .
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l~~us guest rooihs 'Sid ~uites, it& Gourmet
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All That Jazz ai 17 fr-1 ~~~lrnmiiiiiiilimii
Beach's Tom Kubis skilied With Sax I
ment he encored Che nut By TOM TITUS °' .. o.llY Nit ...,,
''Tom Kubis i. • 175-y .. r-
old jiu midget wllll a lac•
two ye11r1. He plaf'd wi111 .ff .. ,ulnging,heeHhumpl~
tile Wild Bill Davison -,
In 11111 and wlll1 BOO Crosby
Jnd ' llie ll<i>cat. • 1e•
Wtfr .
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and 4 p.m. '611 weekday• and
at·perf«mances. Telephone
ruervatlon1 can be -JDllCfe
duri.nl the same hoiirs at
871-3371. Seats are priced at
'1-50 lo. generjil and 50
cents for students.
Or at .leut Chol'• bow be
appeared .. IArm-Beech bandleader J ack.ie C o o n
when be lat In ... , •• ~
aololst wilh Coon'1 rutelm,I
group at tile ReUbea E' Let
three yean ego,
Tom C9JDH by hlJ il!Ullcal
,.,.,.-~ paairapy. Hlt,!~q.-r, -.~CO*Col
loJ• !rrlllDi In-Pal
¥ubia,11.-_ 1l1s •111111!1' ( "5iiler
Ille Jlljiudoitym 0.-v sColi)
et 1h'" ocMl ~-Mdn I
'11m!:• whlcb chronicles the ~of a yoong Jan mual-'
elaD. HIJ lnllil"llmenl. h, r ~ ~ ' I, • "-
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2 P.M. • 5:20·1:40
At the time, you .ee, Ten
Kub!J WU ooly H yean old.
Today, at 17, the Bun·
tJngtoti Beach yOOth i. well
on bil way _ to the uwel'.
strata c4 jazz perforftlers at
an age when mOlt ~g
m~s are just breaklng
Into tiii pro!easlonal "end of
the buliness. ~ ..-•
Toin llarUd playing 111e
sexopb!lne almost a deead•
810; at the ake Of< 81 and 1by
· the tini:e ·he .was u be was a
professloqal musician With a
union card. At 13 he was the
leader of bJa own dance
Dand which appeared at
varloua] military basea and
echool concerts.
YOUNG JAZZMAN
' •Tom Kubis .. ~ .,.(. "'
of Dixielamd, but I like
modern jazz ioo, especially
Stan Gm and JO¥ Corey,"
STUDYING
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<LEAN CUT ,
A•clua cul~ man
Who more resemlllk a c-
)xty,,, *ban ' a jfm musician,~
Tom hae little. tirhe for the
shaggy appearance
&QOIC'iated with many of bis ~mes.
Nightly 6:30 & 9:30
Wod . .S1t.-Sun. 2:30
Not Cont1nuo111 ·•
EXCLUSIVE BEACH
CITIES SHOWING
BUSY LAD
Fresh. out of Huntington
Beach f!igll School, young
Kubis Was been a busy lad
this year. 'Last month be
shared ~e ~d with. the
Mickey 1 Finn band at the
Sands Hotel in Uas Vegas ;
before I that he was a
leab!red soloist with the Ben
Pollack .group at the Qaall
In Pahnl Sj>r)ngs.
BetWeen bis· high school
studies an ~d professional
playing dates, Tom baa been
studying piano arranging
and composing via an ex~
tension course from the
University of Chicaio.
0 I don't dig the long hair
and Ille bean! bit becau .. I
think it'5 just a scapegoat
for the teen-ager's prO-
blem," he exp I a ins •\i~~~~~~~~~~ll "Besides, I'm sick of it, and
I think most teen-agers are
too.
GAIETY •• ,
YI HANCE
IADWICE
"My ooly """1 problem Is
to ke.., growing in the
music business -growing
musically, and on the stand.
Most cl ithe guy1 who wear $,do Sb<rtly after turning pro
-• lie .... ·of 13 -Tom
eat in as .;gunt.IUlloiii, with .
the Firehouse-nve-Plua
Two tll aie aimualD!Deland
at Dlsney14nd, aa engage.
beards and long hair are · · _,.,""°' ... • ... .._
just musical lhowpiec:es. I .......... u. .. -oa.MUll
Tom's · precoclouo reed
artistry l was vie"wed mo&t ")~ifi!~~ · R.iv~til~SUves Flair'
. '•bow., binwi:Dg ,"<'!i:ravliHi." on , . •. '' ' 1 . ! ·.ul.. 1 · ' ,, .. I () I) · j J 1 lolle ~.sax.. . . .... . , . , . . . . . ,. . ~~e~ ~-..~. ,Qf 'West Side Story'_ .... wen,•atoqg.wtibtheclaiin.et.~, .\-· .. 1 •. IJ •i -
-But he al>o p)a,Y1 the liinjo ~~'AM. ' LO R · and is studying piano and By ';........... G YE lovers, who are trag~cally
flute. NEW . YOAA ·(AP) ~ lost in the sid"IWllk vendetta
don't -t IX> be a obowpiece EXCLUSIV.E
-I'm a musician."
"I like music, all of it," he "West side Story" .is in of J!.e:.aani=.es, as , a
';:::==================='--exp~:::*:::.":c·'::_·_._~'::_l'::_v•::_·::p-o;la::Y::_ed:..::•_:lot:::I s.harp, ~i!en focus _like a sensual San Juan senorita·; b~n~ ne'! show In the Alan Castner, her hoodlum
reviva! which opened Mon-brother; Avind Ha-rum, d~ m·ght at l.Jncoln Cen-another gang leader, lead
ta" I state '1'1leater • the 1urroundlng troupe with'
l-IAWAilAN
DENI NG
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ly, but topic& frfftmesa and nte total effect recalling
artistic vitality <!illllngu!sh tile -1957 production, is
this smash hit of 1957 with gr e a t e r professionalism
undimmed luster, . largely whi'dl. doesn't at all damge
thanks to the lavish care the essential sense o f
with whkh the production roughneck spontaneity.
has been motnUd. Lee Theodore adher es to
'Ibe singing • dancing cast every detail of the original
brUns with youopters from staging by Jerome Robbips,
tile Harkn.., ballet, stoclc .,id "110 eould ask for
tours or dramatic flni.5hlng anything more, except to
tcbool. command again the other
Kurt Peterson and Vic· creators, C'Oinposer Leonard
torfa Mallory bring naive Bernstein, lyricist Stephen
vigor to the roles of the Sondheim and author Arthur
e th n i c a 11 y &tar-crossed Laurents.
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~ho!pe~s ~ai_n· llgu11 ... Sdool ol Ari u4 Deslil
6~0 LA&Uf'IA CANYQN-Ro.(D ·~ml!""'"•
SAN ~ (UPI) posall ft'YO ~ved, Uda
-A tower!Dc tordl ol Uher· . ooundl IJU 1111 moat pro-
ty .... -p;<pooed bJ 'mlil1Dl•N
· Crane. Faced Extinction . .. ,. . w ASHING TON (UPI) -Tl>e batclng broullht lo 22
The fnlerlor Department II llo number of v.11oopen In
Iba pnl!ld.-P"'"1'I ol captlYlty, and raised hOPllJl -
nlni litllOJ ~t·cr~1 . ol oddJni to the wild Oock of ~a~·~ Ctuld mart a . 41-coualed last fall -tbo !!'Ntf.,l>f•~• 1n sav· er-returoed to !llelr lnil 11iti b~· .~•II> ex· winter 1rounds at I h t
llDetlon. · Ar&lllU National , WlldlUt '~{ ste.,,ut U~all area la'Tex... ,
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T9J'll fl ~ •. Lamar ~~ a bagel out' J11111t ·Jr.""-.. .... ,,,_,,..,.<ii rod; la ... boy
Alcatraa, Ille lalaD\I la San ~·Wt at_. Golden
Frailclaco Bay which' Gati,baa-'OWDOClbJl>o
fonntri.Y !W!U..,S a. &rim fo/leial~ -•II -
amjoUDceil : Illa! all J!IDt of "Only 15 of the birds could
Iha . """°1>0r ·OW broulht .be -In the wllds tll 19U:
. fl'olli. the ·~"' ,Destlng Tht lr'boopers now are at srolll!dl .. 1-1 yOai: have Ibo nostlng grounds In
hatclltd at tile Pa(uxent northwest Canada, a n d
WUdlife .R9seVcli ~et la plana are to continue 0steat~
Leurtl. ·Met ' ' :. · . Ing" IOm.e of the eggs for
'All nlne'"~·Ieti m doi(g-: •!\atd!lng In capllvify to help
well, ·~ to'·Di. 'Ray furttu~_r reple~isb tl'le noclt.
Ert'ckatil -aalltlnttdlnCtor· Interior officlalll alto are
·of tbi "Ceotier .. •'!Jb9y ani Sopttul1:hat the stock can be
DAYlll --Pom•it a Fir .. .~T FIAMI Advonctd Oi .
1111~ llUDIUJY , ·I.tori"' Oil •
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federal pr11oa, emv•·lllt-<leatllrr.
Mayor Joeepb L. Alioto 'Ibo .._ -·Iba •te ol
I dilc-the plan this -Anni -laN and h • I 4
and ~ It W®1d be u tall mllltllr7 , .811'1' Io.I._•~ a I . ., -. eidtting towm, ftl. P.~ · (1""'11"""1• A 1 cl~thO Statue of !Jberty Capone) unlli It -cloeed lnl'lfw'Yort~.-the In l!ICI., ~·'
Elllil,toWerlJf·Pal#,;;il.· ' • ·sN. FrlJICfieo II -la
/Th.l' mayor aalcl 11 woiild the_.. . ..,~ Iba
be aJiproprlate to build "a Wlllld lrdm the General
monulll<fll to liberty and s...-Admlnlltr-· "'4
freedom nn "the lite of a expeda a 11ao1· dicilloa
former prlaoo. -let's poupd, ,wifbi'n, a few monthl.
our guno IDio plO..ilMiffi '.~ . t ii1.f Jiilere1tecf
and our prisons 1ato 1ym· port1e1 ..:...lDcl~ Hunt -
bols ol llberty." will Ulen be asked 11>\.mab Hua~ Ute 35'.-year-old opn ,,_etlllve. 'ol!Ofl for. 's' L-•u' T u· AL--·t· It -of oil billionaire H .. L. Hunt I doYe!Opment ol Aleatru. nt::"" e .,., ..
offered to . cooetruct the ·~plan.a. are· 1iib~ to ap-. .,,.
liberty loreh .a! no coot to pro¥al ~Ille c!tt:~ut com· Cassandra Ray, 30~ Robinson· Lane, Costa Mesa,
San Francisco. The tower. ~mlle!Oh. • . t ~. ·: tak,es notes at the Royal Palace In Bangkok, Thai·
would have three obHrva· An earlier plln. iqge1tod land, --cl.!")11& world cruise aboard Chapman Col· ·
tion levels. one o1 them con-Ute Wind'• ~ site for a 1 lege;s floalln1 campus;o She will talk to students ln-
talning a ,-~urant. monument ~ommemorattni terested in1fall sem~ster cruise.
· "It woullLbe a·we~t Coast the foundln& "ol 'thl Uniled • ----.-.,-.---..,------~---1
en~an~1 .11.m~,'' sai!J . Na~.fg ~ Franclleo ~
Alioto. ,;(>f_U.,,.lll!W: F'!', ·years al!'.,.'.;. H , , ·_ -S-L ·-··· J l 27 . .. --· ·-· ..... --~ orse rww u y
Deiuh-.. J.J( uits . 8e~ilth . The IUth -al Peoc:<idi .Jctly :au' tM deadllno for • -· -....... · ·· -.. ..... "~... ' \Hiil National Horse Show to entries. Premium books and
B ··· • D '· s ' benefit the Jolin Tnicy entry fonns -may be ob-. . Urn. J:'n'D J' ' eser.t . , U,Jt Clllrlc Trill taa place oo .Ju-laloed from SOddlebact Sad· -"'' "'O )y 27 and 28 al'P->Hlll dleey or ~ Pe<Icock Hill . . . ,_ Ridln( (.'hj) In North Tuatin.
EL CENTRO {AP) -the woman later under ·a Rid.Ing Club in NorUi TUa:Wl, Tickets f« the B'how will be
Death waits beneath the bush, dead. , according to Mrs. Summer available after July 14th at
desert sU.n tni/ tline ·of year "li·they had stayed ~J' the _·Mann,' chakman. '.-•·1 Tustin Travel, 836-6229.
fori the uhwaiy ·hikU or car wttere there,ili.waa a .·,·; • _ .. A.. ..wt .. _,_\,. t ;~ t motoriat Who igpiores: the 1t1WN6, .,.,.-w-wa. wa er ..,, . ~~
hazerds of~ heat.· from the"radiat.ar,~a~ would -•,
_Latest /Vi~U,U. · . of . the have lived," he Hid.
desert's.-·I~ a ~:111ig .~m-And that's ju.st what Carol
peratures, Pamela Jo Napper, . the survivor of .
stephenson, 17, of ·Chula Tuesday's ordeal. aald after
Vista, died in 115-degree · she was rescued.
-heat last week while hlking ·"If only W!: hadn't tried to '"
from ~r stalled car to a walk out ... ·If we had only
campsite along the Colorado stayed Dy the car," she said.
River near Winterbaven . ~ Tht girh•had i", water and
food in.~ car and another Her companion survived'. cam"'"" fO\qfd :their.· veh.lcle but veteran desert dwellers r-. say the incident points out aOOut aD· hour aft.er they left
what can happe.n· when in· il Row~ 'had flirtber: . wordl
experienced peroons violate ol_ :cal• .for tllof~ 'ven· ;, . survival rW,es. /f ~.:.. '-: tuttng:·' the Sduthtn .. · Slle~•l\,i)lli,~b-'"lil Callfo J!.esens:thli ium·
lmperlal q>Un~r.. WhO has mer : ·""'. ,,. ·. . .,
seen mab'Y~rt diaasters, _Don't f~get to tell so-
has this advice for those meone Jritere you are going. who get in trouble on the sandy ·wastes: "Don't lee.ve Don't start unless your ,. car is dependable.
your car. Don't forget to take extra Rowe _say~ most residents water taiollne,. food and
of the lnfperial Valley kn<>W" matchei.~ -•· ·. .
the desert well enough not '. Don't'f-0reet to.leave some to take risks. -, : dirtctklre. aigg. · ll you are
"But the sightse1!r1 and. forced to.l~V~ yOUr car. ·
amateur rockbounds and DOn't send yout partner in
tourists from the city are . for ·help. ·
another matter. SOm.e ~f the Don't start w~g back
thlngt . ~r: do ~· hf-unless you are .positive you credi~te;•~ iafd:. · . ·· . · can make' it. · ~owti,.recill.ed ttle l!aae qt Don't become panicky.
a man · and a . ~qia,L ·~ I>On't forget that someone
left tbeJr 'cU-WMo·lt·broke will be searching for yoli
doWn ·and began walking and patieoce rs your best
across the desert. hope. ·
"The man made it .to. a Don't forget all these
farm hou.st:.. He had ~n thing..-.,nd .Your ,chances of "';
byrn~d bJa<;k."" ~~ Sept and !uqi)'lng ID Iha de•ert are
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" The De salting Deci ·si·o
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"Oae of the moll !mportaot research and
demoD&tration projects of the cenfary." .
That was the descrlflion. of the pr-~ Bolsa
Island desalting plant olf the <Huntington Beach fhore
used by S4 members of Calllomia's congre~s!onal de)&-
gallon In a recent appeal for continuation of the project •
The telegraphed message was directed to Iba public
and lnvestol'Owned utilities involved. They had been
forced to• stop and ·take another look because ._of a
monwnenlal error in cost figlfrllig. · '
A $444 million price tag wos put on lbe project by
the designers several years ago. No effort was made to
project the costs Into the future to allow !or inflation.
Now the figure is set at $765 million. • -.
The original Intent of the five partners wlilJ·to start
building the artificial island and plant this year, with
the first element in operation by 1973.
· The five ~cipants are the federal government.
the Metropolitan Water District, .the Los A}>geles De~ent of Wate' and Power, Southern Calilorma
Edison Co. and San Diego Gas and Electric Co.
MWD announced Inst week that it will go ahead at
the. higher figure. It's understood LADWP will follow
suit, and the federal government presumably will
present no problem In light of the message from the
California aenators and representatives.
The two investor-owned utilities, SCE and SDGE.
have said they'll decide within 90 days. Their problem is ,
different from ·Iha! ·of the tax-supported municipal.
utlllties and the government. As taxpayers themselves,
they look at spending in a different Ughl They also have
rate-payers and shareholders to consider.
mori than tivo;i~ei nudear power plull bft -
In operation. The safety ftCOrd la 'IJIOU... Tiie
enl!lneers In lhla field are convipced lblll llllllclent
safeguards are built Into the desijn, ·
Risk-taking has always been ~ part 'of __ , In
all scientific and most other endeavon. '1111 ~em
always is to mlnlm!u the risk to th' Poiat 1'liln 1afely
is at a muimum. U this has been diine ·lli 11\8' cue of
nuclear power generating plants, as II ~~
then the power and deU!Uru! project . af ·-Beach is worlfl Whatever small rist remet• . '
.&ertainJy. the plant's projected ·output ol illltllled
wat"'1-to be mixed with Colorado Riv-~ aiid T .. lher
!Uver "!'aler is an urgent .need of Southern Calllomla.·
lt's a pity suc'b a worth~ venture bu been Jeoponlil.
ed by a fll)fure to project ~osts Into the tuturo in the
original planning. But perhaps the inveoloMfiiled
utilities will still find it feasible to go ahead with their share of the v~nture. ,
What they decide will have a ••!roof• i1 not
determining, bearin~ on whether the world 1 Jar.est
desalting plant will rue off the Orange~ within the
next five )'ears. · ·
·w oUid He Have Said It?
Forn;iet Sf:ate Controller Alan Cranston, California's
Deniocratic Party nominee for the federal Senate, has
accused his GOP opponent, Dr, Max Rafferty, of· dis·
torting and smearing the record of Sen. 'nlomas H.
Kuchel during the Republican prima)'y campaign.
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Also last week, a Caltech professor of environmental
health engineering expressed alarmist views of. the pro-
ject's Jocation":-The professor concedes that there 11 no
risk of explosion bul lle Is concerned· that an Internal ac-
cident or a be?serk employe could endanger the lives of
600,000 people within a 10.mj!e radius. · The same concerns were expressed. long ago in the
, C~stolt aiso said that KuChel "served bis state
and his nation with dignity, integrity, honesty and ef·
fectiveness." True as that statement is, one can't help
wondering · whether Cranston would have offered it if
Kuchel Instead of Rafferty were his opponent in !be
present contest
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"fEl1LE .JUST ~»'T UN~P 1!1E rxosuM~ Of P~El.ln 1HESE PAYS •• !
Bachelors Are
Much Maligned
t. was havln& lunch with a bachelor
friend ol mine in biJ 44!1 on the day
Eclns Ferber died in New York at the
age ol 82. Tho obituary bad pro-
~ mentioned .the fact 1hat the
....u.t hod'nevoc manied.
"Do me a favcr," said my friend,
"which will a1lo be 1 favor to a lot ot:
lnen like me -and wrtte a column
suggesting that a man who decides to
remain a bachelor isn't necesaarily a
homa&exaaL"
"Do you get much of that?" I asked.
"CERTAINLY," he sighed. .,.~e
Min Ferber. NOOOO,. ever ac-,,
.her, or any otber spinster, of being~
•queer' simply because she never
choae to mm')', Quite a fw women
never many, and have productive
lives, am nobody points a linger of
sexual deviaUon at them.
"But wimaTled men put a certalh
age" he went on "are regarded with deej, stispicbl tri our time. It didn't
Uled to be that way. Lots of men re..
malned bacbekn, fer one reason or
another, and no one thought anything
ol it. But our generation bas become
so overly Freudian that any man past
40 who is single bear& all kinds of
Whispers about hlmle!f."
"Surely you go out with women?" I
uk:ed.
"OF COURSE I DO," he said. "But
some people even look upon that as a
'disguise' for what they imagine are
my true feelings toward sex. As a
matter af. fact, I've got in the habit ot
kissing and.t9Ddllng .._date even when _
·I have:no .tnteRst in her that way -
just so she won't go around hinting
that: I don't ll.ave normal sexual feel4
ings." . .
• 0 WeU.. why~ haven't you ever mar-
rted.1•• l inQ.uired:blmtly, "You seem
to enjoy the company ol. women, as far
as I can tell."
'•1"t•i slinple," ·he 'replied. "I know
rd -.• lentil!! husband. rm hap-
py U1!!ni!. &Jone: I Dke to run my own
life ' my own way, with no
respooslbilitiet: exeept my job. You'd
think wdilleii would &p1nciate a bad
marital pro<pect laking blmse!f off the
market. rather than rea~nUng it.
"ACTUALL~," he continued, "it's
my opinion that many more men and
women are not temperamentally right
for mi:rriage, but they refuse to
aclinowledge it to themselves, and
give in to conventional ~xpect.tlons -
making life miserable for themselves
and. fir their mates. It's only a recent
idea in bi#ory that evert1bod~ ought
to be married, and that those who
aren't are somehow queer."
•1 quite agree with you," I said.
''But our age is .always looking for
deep abd devious motives to explain
aay behavior that doesn't conform.
And who can gossip about a simple,
old·lelbiooed bacheloc?"
A Smile of Confidence
To the Editor:
I'm an entertainer and I've been Ofle
dnce the age of 14. As I've traveled
much of my life, it's given me the op-
portunity tbat not many people are so
fortunate to have -the opportunity to
see all the food going m in this couo·
try, ud the bad, which is minor in
comparison.
Oommimicatlon today is great, .and
has Me" tlenders in siPe~ our
needs to prevent crbne, help the needy
and sick, stop the prejudice, and
many, many ottler things at once ter-
rUying and sickening. I aay minu', on·
Iy in. the aense of stressing the point
that tf all our means of com-
municadon were to tell the world of all
the good and helpful things being done
ln our country in a 24-hour period, it
would be so dumbfounding that it
would be Of no interest. to those who
would still say "Yeh, but why isn't
aometbiog being done about bla·bla·
bla?"
J1M SURE 11IA T deep in all ol. our
minds and hearts. we -11 know that
there 11 DO OH man wbo can change
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·I& -lo collect llamps uoW Ibo 11111 poslafe bin.)
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Tiie rl•M fo CClftClenle letl9fi 1o flt apKto or •Uml,.._
Ubel 11 rael'WCI. AA letflf'1 ""41 lnclud9 •lerwil\f"'
1lld rMlll"' ---~ Mii Nit* WIN M wlltlll9ltl "' """"'·
and correct the bad goblgs-on, today
or tomorrow, but I'm also slD'e that
each and .every one of us would like to
find _this savfOV.
Me, I make my living by trying to
make people laugh. To me. this is my
small co.ntribution to the relle! ol prob-
lems both big 8nd small, to man,
both big and small. Wouldn't this be
nice if we all h.ad Utls1glft? Of course,
it would be a little bard on my
paychecks!
What I'm getting at Is what's hap-
pened to -0 lli'ya Olarlie, how's the
wife?" -or -"Hey, Pete, who's your
friend?" -or -"'Gee, it's terrible
what happened to the Jone·ses. Why
don't a bunch Of us see U we can help
out." I could go on and on.
YOU WANT TO KNOW where that
"savior" ls? All you have to do Is ask
Charlie, Pete, and the Joneses. I'll bet
over a cold beer, soft drink, and a few
corny jokes, you'll find a whole lot more an.swen. ·
You know, mr.:,ar editor, l have a
wife and six c en, and we're at·
tempting to live by thl• method. And
I'm sure that 1ome o( it will nlb of! on
olllen.
So, with • sqille d confidence am
faith la • creat country' whJch has
pulled out ot DW1Y a crlll1, I th,,U:
YOIL DON LUCAS .
Don't For get
'To Forget
A Travesty on Effective Political A ction
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To Write
DEAR FRIEND :.
By the time ·you read this , I'll be
gone.' Ple·ase take good care of the
wocld while I'm away.
It's an awesome responsibility we ace newsmen fas:e,.Jla1ling __ 19 ~ the
world•wllat.to·dO day llller-.day; .And
you can imagine bow guilty we feel,
g<l~ Qll .on vacation an.d l~aving
things, dear reader, in your in-
e.1perienced 1h~, . · i I can <mly priy tbat~Somebow you'll
muddle through .. c · • • •
So please. take, ·goocJ care Ji!.. the
wUdfiowers_while I 'm away. Don't let
the bulldozers muck up any more
mountain meadows. ADd keep a cl<lse
eye on the Midd:)e East. It k>oka like
trouble.
IF YOU. FIND TIME, you might
clean up our rivers and stream-s a lit-
tle, 6pruce up the slums and tidy up
the parking problems. I don't know
what you 're going to do about France
while I'm gone. But, for heaven's
sakes, don 't do anytbi.Qg drastic.
Try to wangle a little more, money
for the poor people. They need it more
than the Pentagon does. And, above
all, don't get Us bogged down in land
war in Asia. Not another one.
WASHINGTON -When the aims of
Martin Luther King's plaom!d descent
on Washington are measured against
the accomplishments of the Rev.
Ralph .D. Abernathy's Poor People's
Campaign not much can be ·said for
the latter.
In the King Yef'Sion h~ pf
~housands of t.be nation'., poor would
have paralyied Waatdngton in a
massive wave of non-violence, arous·
ing the nation and goading Congress
into the passage of multi·billion dollar
programs.
In Abernathy's execution of the King
dream, "Resurrection City" was a
travelty °" effective Political action.
King had bOen warned that his
'W"')'tic plen would backfire. He
cOu1d. not have lmagfned that it would
end in tragi-com1c, fashion with 250
police Cl<lsing dOwn -. iiear1y deserted
muck-mired camp while a few· score
demonstrators were carted off under
arrest in buses for setting foot Oil the
Capitol grounds.
IT IS WELL TO remember that the
liquidation of Ressurrection City was
authorized by a Negro mayor, Walter
Washington, who sympathized with the
aims of King's march on Washington
only to see a steady deterioration of
lb purposes by unruly youths, and by
self-appointed American Indian and
American Mexican spok.e5men with
bi7.UJ'e territorial claims related only
in fantasy to the economic plight of
the poor.
Dr. Abernathy's erratic and
sometimes farcical behavior did not
hel~ any. His was a strictly synthetic
substitute for the authentic emotional
and spiritual leadership of Dr. King.
Something more may have been
demonstrated than the demonstrators
intended to demonstrate. Could it be
possible that the American peoJ>le and
those who represent him in C<lngress
have gotten sick ol contrived riot&,
melees, marches, ait·ins, lie-ins, and
camp-ins in which minorities seek to
give thelr claims irresistible dramatic
impact as the will of tile masses?
THE POLICE WOULD not have
been able to move in on Resurrection
City If it had been otherwise. H this ill·
conceived encampment had aroused
a sympathetic national reception
through its continual exposure on
television, no use of temporal force
would have been practical.
False analogies with the great anti4
British and anti-coloni'al political
movements in India led by Nehru and
Gandhi have deluded the noo-violent
leaders into thinking that something
similar is at stake in this country. But
the local autil<lrities or the District (lf
Columbi'a knew nothing like that was
at issue. They knew that neitJier the
federal government nor the people <lf
the country as a whole gave m<lral
backing to Dr. Abernatily'& eff<lrts,
and so the police were able to remove
a festering point of growing disorder,
THE SAD PART OF ALL this Is
that it has made no Ja,,ting coc4
tribution to t'he solution <lf problems
which will grow worse ratter than bet·
ter. Tbe continuing technological ad·
vance of thi's country, the continuing
displacement of those who '~annot fit
into a techn&kigical society Will not
stop because Dr. Abernathy haa failed.
Improvement of the condition <lf the
poor and displaced is no less urgent
because Resurrection City was a
fiasco, but it bas tended to harden the
views <lf ttiose w1lo do not have muctt
sympathy with others less fortunate
than themselves.
In one respect. however, t.hls failure
may be useful in demonstrating that
improvement of the condition of the
poor will have to be done the hard way
aOO not in some em-otional campaign
advancing to the fringes of violence.
SOl\IE FORM OF Income support
may be necessary in the process, but
in the end the main reliance must· be
-placed on training for employm,ent,
educati<ln, improvement of the physi-
cal environment, and the installation or
commonly accepted virtue• such as
hard work and <ll'derly 'living which
seem to persist over the centuries as
the price of gpod societieti.
A system which can produce so
much that is good for eo many will
have a continuing responsibility to
recogniu that at the very least oP-
portunity and hope must be preserved
for those wbo have a bard time mak-
ing it.
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Speaking of that, see iI you can't get
Humphrey and Nixon t<l 6tart talking
about Vi~ .. We certainly need a r~1ional di.$cuss1on of. the issue. And
with.that need in mind,, see iI you can't
get Rallerty and ll<aglill to stop talk·
lng about it. Aim: A· Social Revolution
DO MAKE AN attempt to get rid oJ
at least SGIJle of tllese gun1.1 that are
cluttering up the country some of the
Vi.?lenee that's cluttering up people's
'minds, and some of the billboard·s that
are ~luttering up our highways.
There s entirely too much clutter
~here.
Save some redwoods. save some
historic landm~lts .. And save s<lme
gold. l know it's c<>mpllcsted, but I'll
explain the gqld drain to you wben I
get back.
Be nJce to Latin America while I'm
gone. We need all the friends we can g~t. And don't pick a fi"ght with Cuba.
It iS smaller than you and you don't
want to look like a bully.
I'm afraid you're going to have to
make up your own mind whether you
want to incre~e your income taxes
ten percent or not. What with Jast4
1!1lnute packing and all, I never-found
time to decide whether or not it would be good for you.
, PRACTICE YOUR birth control
d1Ugently. Remember that practic~
makes perfeet. Be kind to the Hippies
If they're right, they deserve y~
help and, if they're wrong they need it. I
For goodntss: sakes, be p<>lite to the
Russians .and try harder to make
frieods with tile Red Chine<e. I know
you have your ,pride, but tblnk ho~
you'll feel if you blow up the world I
leCt. in )'OUT care.
American ''Students for a
Democratic Society" have concluded
the.Ir n·ati<lnal convention. Their ob-
jectives and targets are blµrred . In
the main, the objectives es set forth
publicly al the conclusion of their con·
vention an! semi-anarchistic if not
completely so. ,
They wish to destroy existing in-
stitutions, particularly educational
ones, in the &omewhat incredible belief
that whatever replaces tbem .. will be
better than what exists. 'lbe .important
essence of the SOS objectives, ~-its
leaders candidly made plain tn ,the
Columbia University riots, is not
reform bul destriu:tJoo. SDS ..W
regards itself as an organh.ation <lf
"revolutionary c_wmumsts." (The
"c'' is a smaD one, as SDS is pro-
Trot.kyist.)
THE PARIS STUDENT riots. plus
those of other couoCries, those cf
Western Europe, Czechoslovakia and
the Uolted States In particular, all
engaged in some aspect of power
struggle~ for destruction or revolution.
There iB a rather lvge list <lf such stu·
dent organlzatiobS. The more radical
regard the Communist groupC!i as being
Dear .
Gloomy
.Gus~
lmpeocb Abe l"oriu.
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What eise? When Jt comes to run·
ning the world, there's such a myriad
of tblngs to remember. It's easy
enough !or us ex{l<l'll. We do It dty
~fter day. But I'm afraid that you .
with ,your lack or experience, will
foreet come lllUt key move .that will
create an ever1D'o~ problem, "' "* ..._. ........ ,... .,.... ..
towering higher and hliber until • , • • .... .., ... r1 .. .. 1111 • • t...
GoOd Lord i I think I· forgot to stop ,_ • ,.,. • ....., ... °"'" ,.... the milt. ' ' . ..
bureaucratic and (in the semantics or
the radical left) undemocratic. Non4
students are a major force in all
''.student" revolutionary org~tions.
THE RADICAL STUDENT AlUance
includes Com'munist party members,
Internationa~ Socialists, and The Third
World movement. 'Mtis latter group in·
sbts the work~s of the world have all
become middle class and that the only
hope of nvolutloo Is from Ula poor of
the 11.)orld. •
Paris reports confirm, however,
that the leader1 of the P.arb riots, who'
had the authority of direction, were
the TrotskyLst students and non-
students.
It is a mildly interesting footnote to
history that the Trotskyists were so
ardently committed to the exiled
Trotsky that Stalin had him muroered
in Mexico City in 19!0.
TRO'l'SKYIST organizDt:lons have
peraisted. The G6'man and French
student wines of Troiskybts have link-
ed with the domllaant E a a t e r n
leadership of the 'SDS group in this
country. to great Britain the .adult
Trotsky 1st organizaUon Is the Socialist
Labour 'League. In this counlry the
Soclallsl WOl'ken Party was formed in
1929 when tbe Comrruntern miered
the American Col1llllunilt party PUl'I·
ed of all T>ot:skylsts.
In 111112 the moro.ml!itaot and. for
the moot port, younger Trotltylstl
found the Soclallot worn.. ?UV not
pore ef!OU8h. :rhey founded Iba
Progreosfve Labor Party. It Is cooi-
mitted• openly to violence. Wllliam
Epllon, PLP lesd<r, 1pealcli>c in
Harlem on July 18, 1964, !said: 0 We
will not be fullf free until we smash
this state completely and totally ... In
the process of smashing we'll have to
kill a Jot<>! cops , judges, and the army
... there is no lawful government •• ,
our revolution will establish one."
PLP HAS A student organh:ation
group, <lnce the M2M and now the
American Llberation League. One of
its public objectives is to JJ:ifiltrate and
take <l\l!.I' the Students for a
Democratic Society and tile Student
Nooviolent Coordination Committee
(Snick).
The PLP ls anti-Soviet and pro·
Chinese lo alignment.
There ue at least 20 militant stu-
dent groups around the world -many
Maoist in orientation, some
anarchisUc, others Marxist, lnlerna·
tionalist, and so on.
In general, social revolution Is their
aim.
Thursday, June 27, 1968
Th< editorial J u, of lh• Dcilv
Pilot tteb to inform and 1tim-
ulatt reackr1 by presenting thii "'""p<JP<T'• oPfnlO!IJ and c ...... mtnta111 on Copier of lntcre1t
and 'oignffi<:<m<<. bV prooldfng o
forum for tM ezpreuion o/
our readen' opiniom, and bJ
pr<•tnting Ult dion1t Ill.,..
pojntr of Informed obit""'•
and '!>Ok.....,. on lo¢a of lh• day. .
Robert N. Weed, PubU.hor
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JOOIAN HASTINGS 642-421 """""' ,_ •. ... ... ,.. " •
Harmaniz1t the 'Worfd ..
S.i.·n·gin.g (;r_oup
.. ~Pa .rades Id .ea
.'·Pop, crackle .and bang are the sounds oile usually lasaociates with
the ·Fourth ol. July.
\ . . . . . \ ' . . ' But muted tones ol. voices in harmQny will be• the solll!ds added by
the Hll'borlites chapter ol. Sw~t Adelines, Inc., in tho Fourth of July
Parade1 sponsored by the Huntington Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce. . . '
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In· keeping· w!IH the-goais born of the first lndepepdehce· Day the
theme of their float will be Harmonize the Wqrld, which la also their oi:-
fanization's theme. They will "provide entertainment for spectaton along
the entire parade route with 900gs done in their four·part barbershop hat·
mony style.
This parade won't be tlte first for the Costa Mesa group, which has.
partici.Pated in ·.various parades for: the past five yean arid bU received
aeveral ·tropbiei .
Nor is float-singing· an unusual occurrence, si nce chapter• of the
parent organizatiori, wD.ich is a non-profit ·group for women who .like to lin11 performs fi>r civic aiid• charitable •group• throughout .the United States,
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COVERING THE GLOBE -Members·ol. the Sweet
Adelines, Inc., Harborlites chapter of Costa Mesa
are fashioning a world out of paper to symbolize
their theme in the Huntington Beach Fourth of
July Parade, Harmonize the W-0rld. Mra. Frank
Dominguez (left) supervises the constrUctiOI) while
Mrs. Dan Partin decorates·tlli\ top and Mrs. James
Frankel takes care of !Qe bottom ol. the grou1>'• .
float. Singing will be provided "!l.along ·tlle ro.ute.
· Canada· mid the Panama Canal Zone. . .
• . Harbo[llles, who will be sponsored by the Pizza Palace In the
parade, 'l'eet eacb Monday evening at B p.m. in Colleee P"k. School, COiia
Me1a. Ali)'one wishing more informaUon may · call Mrs. Garold Call al
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Surf Sounds
Residents Ramh>ling ·
By JODEAN HASTINGS
COMBINING BUSINESS
and pleashre is Bea (Mrs.
Eugene) Cuthbertson o t
HIJJltington Harbour, wbo is
making a whirlwind tour of
Italy.
First stop was the Trien-
nale in Milan, a home show
which occurs every three
year1 and features the
outstanding work Of all the
designers and manufac-
turers in Europe.
Aft61' attending the home
display, Bea will be the
guest of Gio Ponti. the
Italian Architect w h o s e
home1 have been compared
to -these of Frank Lloyd
Wright, at his villa in Rome.
While there Bea plans to
tour a recent commercial
development prior to taking
oU for Genoa where she will
be th~ guest·Qf the ~aglietto
family, owner1 of the Bagl-
ietto Shlpyard.
in furniture design, use of
color , and the new tiles,
stones and plastics they are
showillg.
WISIONG BON VOYAGE
to Col. and Mrs. William G.
von Platen were friends who
attended .a party in their
honor hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Hilmer E. Johnson of:
Huntington Beach.
Col voo Platen is an at·
tache with the American
Embassy, and the family
was en route to Singapore
where he will be stationed
for the next few yean.
Assisting hi! pa.rents with
hosting duties was son Sall·
dy, .and among those . en·
joying the dinner party were
Candice, Debra and Chris-
tian von Platen and Mr. IDd
Mrs. Bruce Goodwin.
Clllldiee will be returning
to the U rri ted States later
this summer to enroll in the
' University of California,
Santa Barbara, In the fall.
lT WAS ALL in a day's
work (work!) but a sun·
burned and happy James-
Butler ended up with an im·
pres.slve fish cOunt during a
recent trip to· La Paz.
' recovery It Phyllis (Mrs.
Lyman) LaTourrette, whose
docton whooshed her into
the _hospital for 1 om e
1urgery before Phyllis even
had time to protest!
MARSHA TUFFORD ond
Ronald Myers were
presented trophies u the
outstaruting HD.lon·in Foun-
tain V alloy Hiib School by
Mrs. Bond 'I'llompoon, pn!si-
dent of the 1 South Cout
Junior Woman's Club.
Two beautiful silver bowls
were awarded tht young
people because ' of their
outstanding achievements in
high school, and a perpotull
trOphy wa1 presented Dr.
Paul B er g e r , princl,pal.
Each year's awards winoen
will have their n a m e s
e:ncraved on the ttopby,
which wilf remain on dilplay
In tho IChool.
DEBBIE YOUNG, €beryl
Maish and Cindra Mlller,
member• of the Chantees
Trio, entertained members
of Ille MJOway Ct t y
Woman's C1ub during their
recent insta1 1~•100 luncheon
in the clubhouse.
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• Br Institute ...
Projects .
Support~d
-Helptnc-to -· tllo
wmic of Jhe cb=a:
Portlai "~ ,and &ivlllt·ald ... _
projecti are ""'1 a !"" ol
the , alms of t11e .·Holy
Eucharlat ID I Ht u le' ol
Wettmimter, or1anUed fGr
~.m111aac1-""111<11. In 1ddlti011 to tbOoo ti•
Ions, membership • Iii' )lie
orlOID&UC!ll lllo hell\l to Iii•
spire spirMllal ll'O'irih ol mom~ bWldl ·lriencllhlpo
and offet. 1oclal aetlvttiH.
Now olllc0r1 W!io will bo
lead!ng the lnstltuta durln•,
ti!' .Omlni ytar !n<lude ~/
Mmee. Michael Reid, preli• 1
dent; John Mlltby, Pllti
preoldent; -llodriCqa j ond Wllllom Carey, ·vtqo·
presldentl:' Wilbur Martta,
rocor<llng' socm.y; .l!o1on4
Qw.mpape. f ln ·a a et a!l
1ocretary• John HI J.t';
treuurer. · If·•
The boord of -!Iii'!
cludu tho Mmes. · Char~" )' Harrigan, Charle• Lindo ' '
Richard Crallhead, B e ·•
·Runfola and William Hutt i
other officers include } Mme1.~Donald CooneJ r
outside sentinel; Jo 1 e f4)1
Walulik, Inside -.el; illo l
L. Wortttylake, mars~·· ·1
&lld Wayne Comotl. " '
Rev. R<lber1 Vidal •I
cb&plaln. 1'1
· Mr1. Jack Co!llllowtr Wf!!l
En route borne the busy
gal. who serves as an in-
terior design consultant m
addition to being a
homemaker apd ' mother,
will be a guest of Guileppi
Gatti, trade commissioner
for Italy and the' United
States, who I\~ p_romised
her a tour of the many
designers a· 11 d manufac-
turers &ituated in and near
Milan .
Bea was excited over pro-
spects of the trip sincti she
~ls that Iilaly hu much to
offer the Califomia "way Of
life" in ita many new treodl
Three marlin and a
sailfish were the results of
one day's fishing while
vacat:iooing at R a n c h o
Buena Vistra.
WELL ON TOE RCAD to
Mrs. E. J. u 'Donnell in-
troduced the young women.
who . were accompanied by
Mrs. Richard Miller.
Holtl!ues ai the 'luncheon
were Mrt. Clair Bunt, Mn.
Golvili Street and Fred.
Wllliems.
UP AND AT 'EM -Anticipating a busy ichedule
Are new ·officers of the Holy Eu'chariat Inatitute of
Westminster. Urging Mrs . Mic~el J. Reid, preal-
dent, Into action are (left to right) ,Mrs. · JO•'!Ph
Walullk, inside sentinel, Mro. Donald Cooney, out·
'side sentinel, and Mrs. Terry Worthylake, marsbal.
New members always are welcome to join the
grqup, and adHitional information may be obtain-
ed by calling Mrs. •Reid, 897-M60.
-.. ilit. ··""111· ' member of tht ,...,, .
award liven -ualiy In
member who .-lliutts 1 m..t lndlvidual -. , ·
the commumtJ and the -. 1
. . ' ' .utute. j !' . '1
·sterling Friendship Not Stai·nless, to Ta.rnish '· 1,,
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: r-. -starinl at this piece of paper! for 1$
minutes, not knowing bow to put my
problem .into words. Well, b•e coe1:
Have you ever beard of counting the
tilvenrare whee the compuy leave1 ?
I .. ver thought I'd ban to do ii, but I
w.11 wrong.
Several month• ago we bad dinner
at the home of frienda . I noticed Mr1.
A ,had at least five dlffO!'Ollt patterns
ol sterling silver -tervice for two In
one pattern, three in another pattern,
and IO on. Sht had tervice f<r fo1r In
tbe. 1ame pattern I have.
Thll woman It In oor bridlo dub
and lbe bu been here aeveril time•
for lunch a ...U u for -pstiel. Recently I WU prepartni for • bUf!ot
supper fftf 12 when I ditcovered I wu
abort J teupoom, 2 -!orb, 2
ANN LANDERS ~
llllad fora, a ..,.... •hell and 1 cakt
"""'"· Havt Yol1 Ill)' IU(IHll..,. U lo bow
I can bau oa. to tbl 1Uver I have left?
Don't tofi mt. not lo Invite her
lft11DDl'I, !bi II a dose friend and her
hulbmcl md•my hulband are bualneu
111 t1C'et91 -TARNISHED RELA·
TIONSlllP
DEAK TA11NI811ED: Tllo -.._
JOI. are ill the ween'• 1tame mUe •
ptllll ti Ille fact, t1iat IOMI!: ti lier
.Uver 11 De JOVI· AU Mr, 1tlo, wt11
• Mes11t ........ pllUen. ....
-• If lrJ!al 1t ._, De • pdnte-
)y 1od bt..,. 1e ..... ,. 1111 _,.. _,_ __ .......... _..
-at1 jut m•k!af .. an laL fllll'D teltlie moUafl. .
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I bod to
wriU and comment oo yoitt -to 0 Coumcknm. Mother" .._ the W'01DIJl Whci c.ai.o..a she baled· her daull1lir
and treated her ababbuj from the day help. He offered to arrange for an ap-
t,he child w11 born. pointment at the community clinic.
Several women ·at · our card club Alter 1& montha d. therapy I am a
dbcusaed that letter and molt of them new woman. J now underttand why I
1aid they cou}.dn't· Underitind bow a hated that chlld. l'urthmnort, with
mother In ber rilh! mlnd'COOld despite undetotalldlng boo come complete &C•
ber °"" child. •. I remained sll<nt -.ceptuce,.lf not ... ulnt love.
llthoulh I w11 well qualified to speak . Pieut Conthiuo lo toll all mothers
1ince I wu such• mother myself. • · ·wbo'ba\re holtlltffflints toward their
'One day I slapped my child '° hard cbtJdre• lo Pl prafe-11 help. n
Ille loll off tho chair. l$ht had uked' ~ my Ille and llWd im:i
for a MCODd hll~lnl' of Meshed m.tlliitiir. -COUN'roOWN M ,$1 &pd.~ teat IL Harnote 'NUfoiER TWO
. anlo-•llcauldn't~lt.I •liBMI Mlfi11tlli nut,_ 11r
t11o ,'?ct«· . ).Ir, loll& n --.. ... , When be CIU'le I WU petttflecl. .......... t. *r-m•~rt ...
bocaUH lilt cblld,hld loot IO ·IDUCb --die·-..-. -llloOd. Ht Ubd lDI -..._.i. I . Ill( 'ia/ai ..,_ II ...... - -a told Mm .the thith. ·n.at· woMlttul ......... ..,, ..... , ..... ! .... '
,doctor urpd me 1ID pt ~ 1le •r1•"1-.1•1e.
CONFIDENTIAL TO BR~
UP Wn"11 A CLOSED MJNi> AIGli
PROUD OF IT : Your mlndlan't~
ed," 1111 friend -it'• Dllllld ~""'"" ·~ IUQ!llt thtl 1"'I -ii ...-n1111. lometlWI& " -drop ... l
Bew wD1 l"'t --= ..... ollol?Alt'Alll 11o.1=:: ~ '1-... -·Tep ... ~-"·" llo\llJ •••·h•••alo11ooll., 6:1111• .................. ,.. ~,.?.:,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..-, ,.. ... ,.. ... _ .. _ --..
lltr II an ti Ille DAILY :;:.; =I lela ...... ......... .
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Announced
llr .... -. 6"' P. llewta .... 7 ,.. . ... •p.-1*dll If tllieir .. ,..,..., .... OriltiDt ___ .,_
o...a ., ... • •.. ()re.
'n. ecnt ,,..
..... llr ..... MrL -.-..-. .... . .... _, al a .-IJ at-
-... • -.-me at r•th• ..r close
-. 1Dcb!!o1 the bride-
........ 11; Judie ....
MrL Uo,d S. NIL
in. weddilll -ii set lor Oct. 12 la SL .-.
llplac "* Clllirm, Newport --Tiiiie 'futar-e hrlde .,.... __ C...del
11.&i...-..iPadlic
Ntwait), wMn 1lle
~ted -11.l In hlR>ry.
,,,. ~ .... " llr.
and llrL Jsma L. Onalt
of Salem. Ore., ii •
..-al_Da:rtm Ung
--HELEN HEWEN
FallW .....
---MR. ANO MRS. HOMER MESSENGER
Biiis --pop.. Ore. Ba hCllted ~ ,BA --
In --all .. trm:n Unfield c • 11 • c •. c.tholic w....... c.-iy . -
Valerie June ·Schaer
Now Mrs. Messenger
Keynoter
Hits Home
11111. --Jade Call>-olk Claardt .... ._. ~-
-.ui.a tor tlll -rlDI ......... llnldllC ill Dlllr•
rla(tVaJ.to JD lld!Mr --~-Mmti11M1s"Mliel'. .
P..U cl tbe_wwl)wedl
.. llr. -lln. -E-ScbMr at ilmllllC· IGllBeachadllr.0111dllrL
Harol4 II.,...,,_" ...
DleJO. The new Mn. Mtswnger,
liven ID marriNo by !>er ia-• ..iectecr •. point cl'
esplrlt eown bea"IJ IPPll-
quoc1 with llolnrlad a-•• back. Her shealder
Jonctb veil .... caiP.t to a
flar'1 beao!piece """ llbe
-a boaqaot" -· 111 -. tiab7I brMlh,
--and blby Ivy. Wearll!l·a. wllilo ..,,,,,.,.
... p1nt·1-and holdlnc pill .....-. ,_ buds
ud -·-maid at·-M I• i v.111au-e.
-!den!lcoD)' .......
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Beta Sigma Phi.
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1r'denr9eid._ th. Miuel ..,.. ..... Sutemt · aDli Sbafon Hollo-Dilrptm to B'ali B'rilll w-Dlllrlct • Cm-.. ., .at Canllla del Mar, Ille ·-In ~ ~ bride's cousins. ~ __... ~·
Tllo beaedict -his -will beor Las Angeles b:tAhlr, st.evm. Meaenger Time I Woma.Hf..fbe,..JUr
to stand a1 -1DA1L Ulb-Mn. Mary Barr -er ering duliel ........... ..i tile ftynote speech.
by Robert Schaer, the Mn. Henry, m-at
bride'• .bro t b er, Ruudl four IODI, ii a11i:rtaat 1o the
Svalm and .1..,,.,. Morse. dlndor at Las An!i<lel
PRISCILLA KIRK
Pl•m M-.
Betrothed T11eCan111a.-delKar11Gme -mcr Y-o,.
at Mr. and Mn. K<aneth C. ,....-. A_, 1111 ii an =~.::.~~-= =:~m":;-Set Date
the recepticm. -. than --· She ha W<lll 150 well-wi&bsl ~-nuaierOUI C.O mm u Di t y
ed Ille .....,... . -fer ber w.n on
'!be bridt la a ind-of -probleuu. Came-B I g h Sdiaol, '!be --.al con-
Pboealx md ii a studmt at vention will open saturday,
Oraap Caul CatleJe._Ber • JUIJO 21, and will coaliaue
h ..... la .. almmml _of ......... JaiJ' s. -· -Polal Lama llilll School, 450 -.iates ---..
S.. o:!i:·mic{ 1tleDded 130 di.pets are exptded to -"lla·llloP,--... .......... to ftl ·~ma « 'W the , ... ol B'nai ?;•:z::;i:f.re • .::: a·~ ~ In tbe coun-
- -• H ,,,... trJ•fll!ln. -. ..
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Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Kirk Jr. of Laguna Beach
have amounced the engage-
ment of their daugbt<r
Priocilla Kirk In Richard
Let Greene, aoo of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Greene Of Hun-
tincton Hlrbour.
A lalo 1mnm« weddin1 la plaaneil. ,
¥lu Klrlt ... p-aduated
from JlurTou"'8 Hl&IJ. Scbool
In -ial --Or-Cout Collete. Her
Sorority Treats Mate$
future ....,..,, wbo a1ao 1t·
tended occ ii ail ahumull <ii vealOe lil6 SChool. Bolb
are pre-,. _., al SU
Diego state Oollel•·
SUMMER
SALi!!
Ealartalnlq tho Ir bus-and -will -•lo
--·--... Iha ootllDJ, _ _.,,,.....,al7 Mrs.~~·
--honallleltaAlpha ~~ ~~--...... Phi cbapler al -lilma w--~ ~ a.a Piii.. -..
'nlaB ......... Beach Nn-wlllbeill-
-.a1 llr. and MrL Tim· -'<OIL Those-· ~ C-wlll llo~· Ille...-MrL 8-J.::",a. ti;.. ai;:. ~.~will-hha ~-·~ decwatioal ol div• st.an ... ~.. • ~. uwi, Wl)'I IDd JDNU; Jlclbata,
Me1a Seniora
c •·llllllllllilJ -~ill Colla -ii tbe
-ol acll'fily -Coota --CMl--1 al 11 LAL.....,~.
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Te,. fr-MM ••tt ... ,,... ....
...ioe; Richard Sailor,
""'9' .. ; ....... Bluko,
pullllCHJ, and Ge«p -· lrl, ~-.u.:.-.;;.,;.:,
'"" cllapta will mnaln dart dmlDI tho amnm• ud will...,_ -llnp ID the
faD.
~~sHALF-SIZE SHOP
• t 115 •• , ... Bid.
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cot1tlnuff styles. lt'1 your o,,.,tunity +. buy new
and SAVEii \
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·Sagitt~rius: Strengthen Ties
FU>AY, JUNE 21
.,. llYllNEY OllAIUl
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plllllathaWIJ."
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Dec. 21): Now ii -In -tllA tide. llC111e7 com-MUil detalb c:eneeraiD& mmaicatioa could pr o v •
fr•jected JOurae)'. liptflcanl -.i-ti• 1ri111 ID.Jan. AQUA1111!1 (Jan. 20-Feh.
Be awara ol dolaill. Doa'l JI): A<ceol OD -alloa
-(llardl 21·April --oppareal minor -mate, par!Der. Wile to
It): -.. -iai ... ....-., If thoroulli 1hla. 'lot -set pace. -!'o~· ..iatJ, ._,_ cube-day.' harmoay . Some wbo
11): Be c 'Mala Inward
--cilpelld -you. Ono -perfGnm spec:la)
aervk:e d • 1 1 r v 1 1 com~
pllmeal. Glvi todlJ and you
allo receive. Sbate off any
lendeocj toward lloom.
" kts..U .. spar· CAPlilcoM (Dec. n.. diuCrM merel.1 need face-
-ll8J --.--., Jaa. Jt): -.. receivlnl AviDI cleftco. Tunl. OD
i I RPM ....,. n.trtcticm: and PQiDa -cbect with cblrm.. ll ~te, you
-.-_ lllMlnl IOOd ,..._ m: mote. Be ... .,. pin nlaahle poiat.
GENERAL. TEN·
DENCIES ' · Cycle high for
LEO, VIRGO, LIRRA,
Special -to PISCES : _,.._._your -::J:. ic4.-:-»-Kar al ..-chaqa. Gel Pls<D (P'eh. lt-Man:h
•>: Bw afJaln, damNtic
.aM&)' .. •cceated .
BaW) c-. 1N: rzal1 ._
Y• mlllt .-firs
1utus. R~ wm bl
WIJ .
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...... PraCIUble ti •tc-
tlaa lo dae.
GElllNI (llaj· 21..J-
11): Boa,.._ -
ill --liPI--
-.. bo --Be -. bat·-·-· ~ paot ._i.-.
.... " .... friend wbo may
be anftned to h • m e • holpittl .
CANCER (J-21.Jw!J
21): You cu add· to P'•••-Eliorts pa 41•-Gm-harpln a-If alert. 0.-111-dlvldml .-. ... ...,.
Dan't ,...it pride .. -1a...,a1 __
Im ·(.Jaly D-Aair. 21):
Ajipea1 """""'; popoHrity
-1ar -111'· You are
--aller;italre Iba-· OriOaal melboda '· are
favored. c,.Je la JdP. Your
effcrta are er.,..... witb. ......... Tlmillc . la Im·
parWt.
:vJllGO (Aa1. :zs.8opl. 21):
Somo .._-Y'"1 mlJ ap-
pear gloomy. B e eoa-
11derate. Dilpense g o o d
d>eer. U optlmbtlc, you can
tun defeat Into vlcl<"1'.
IDghllgbt inventiveness. No
need to harbor teeret fears.
IJBRA (Sepl 23-0d. 22):
Friends help make this a
lltimulatln& day. YOU could
1et Idea wldch 1-• ......
come from occupation. One
who appean ecceatric ac-
tually may have answers .
Know tbll -respond ac-
conllDCly.
SCORPIO (Oct. ~Nov.
21): Orpnbe efforts.
Caner matter• receiY• a booat . Act Jn an
·~· mlDDll'. U you ... <Olllldtnt, others .....
poad. Key la pooltlvo ap-
pn>adi. Oaco ,.. be&in, .
follow throup with >11or.
NOTICE
cA~ao.
1113 N. MAIN ST.
'
SANTA ANA
15
CLOSED~
USE OUR NEW.SHOP AT
74 FASHION ISLAND
NIWPOl.T CENTER
AU~NALLT AT ANTHOllY'S .
Connadol-
The Bold and the
Beautiful
Antloopy'1 ....,.,_ ... ..._ .... _ ...... ......
'825 $525 -Thi r1ng11re 1 glimmering new kind of brusMd 14 karat gold.
The dlamondl.,. mounted &lightly offHt, to thly'r. unified
when the rings are together. It'• a whole new bill gam1 In wredding lttl.
And Ira oura IJoM. A diamond ls for now I
(DWnond ~ very with dblil'9 ••I 1 cted.)
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II FASHION ISLAND
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Q
Billy The Kid "TeD~'.j .• ,
JllilPllDent pren
jeans for boys
The jean with 111USCle. Pennanent press ~
Du Pont' nylon and 50% cotton denim is a
· powerhoose blend that combines lasting
neatness with sturdiest wear. Saf·T·llliee
and Talon "memory lock" zipper. Nayy or,
loden. Sizes 4 lo 7 ~lar and sti11;
re&. .4.00, now l for 1.99. Sizes a·1o It
re1111lar and sli~; ieg. 4.SO,IOWlfoll.91.
Stole tor i!o'iS.·
(\
Buffums·
0
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•I Fashi111 lsllnd .-'44-2200 ; Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 fin 9~ otier days 10:00 fill t.ll
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-.-27,1961
Hawaiian Honeymoon , Orange Clubs Hear Leaders .. t
.
RiQgs, Vows Exc.hanged
Japan Topic
Of Lutheran ~ Calllarnia .Federalt-. worlr.lbOpo dolrUtl .. ...,., '
ol w-'· Clut>I. Oran.. ,,,. -.... -..... .,. Presentation , Dll1lld, wlD "~t 111e dlrtdloo o1 11n. carol .,.,,.,..... "' .... aummer n-1.
Chrlat Lutheran W0111en'1 , ....-, '-'°"'at th• -1or. third -pr-.i,
Mi-..ary Leacu• w 111 , l)IN"""'1 Holol' wlUI I Wtu' .-llldt -I ,..,.
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MRS. PHILIP N. HAMMONS
Mexlc•n Honeymoon
I .
Hammons-Payne
Vows Repeated
Fire! Methodi&t Oturch ol
Glenda.It was dlt setting for
ttle ring and Vf!W exchange
of Harriet Am Payne and
Philip Noel Hammons, IOD
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C.
Hammoos or Laguna Beach
and former residents of
Costa Mesa.
cousin of the bride, and Mia
Kathryn Mendelson.
Best man was Capt. Chris
Peterson, end ushers were
James Ellern, D an i e I
BrOWn, Dr. John Muff,
ltubinsky, Barry Hovey.
Kenneth Solso, D on al d
Zurich, Dennili Kelly and
Redding. Peter Reed was
the ring bearer and Stacy
Shaw w.as the nower girl.
The Hawallan Jalonds are
the destiMtloo of Gregory
Lavera Howland and hit
bride, the former Mary
· Joanne Trainor of Newport
Beach.
The couple left on ttelr
honeymoon after a morning
double ring ceremony in St.
Francis Xavier P a r i s h
Church in Burbank, presid-
ed over by' the Rev. William
C. O'Conaer.
: The bride lo tit• daughter
ol Mr. and Mrs. A. Jolln
Trainor of Newpoct Beach,
while her husband's parents
are Qr. and Mrs. Walter L.
Howland of Burbank.
Her father escorted her to
the -altar where the double
ring rites were performed.
For her gown, the bride
chose' a white square-necked
chiffon sheath with alencon
lace bodice and cap sleeves
and a 'lace appliqued
cathedral leDfth train .. Her
Camelot otyle headpiece,
also embroidered with lace
daisies, held an elbow length
veil. She carried a white
orchid surrounded by roses
and daisies.
A light blue chiffon and
taffeta OOOI' length gown
with white one! blue daisy
trim and' a blue bat wu
chosen for the matron ol.
hooor, Mr1. Vito Franco of
Re~da, sister of the bride.
Brides maids were Mr1.
Neil Field, oi-ol Ille
bridegroom; Mn. Robert
Trainor, sister-in-law al. tbe
bride; Mrs. Roger Trainor,
the bride's cousin; Miu
Cheri Mendota of Newport
Beach; Mis 1 Madelaine
Ztlenay of Burbank, and
Mi&S Leigh Rugee o f
Sherman OW.
Miss Tamara F r a n c o,
niece of the · bfide, waa
flower girl, and Louis Fran-
co, the brhk?'s nephew, was
rln& bearer. '
The brldell'oom c h o s e
Field. hb brother-in-law, as
hit best man. Ushering
guests to tllelr seats were
Franco, the bride's brother-
in-law : Robert Trainor, the
bride's brother; Roger
Trainor, lhe bride's cousin ;
John C. Dunhaver; Eric
Peterson, and Fred
Goodwin.
Mrs. I r e n e Soblllk ac-
companied soloist Vincen(
Pirilla on tlie. orgJD.
A reception In 't h e
Castaway Hall followed the
ceremony. Assisting were
~is6 Ellen Cazel at the
guestbook and !Lias Debby
Cre~ling, seating hostess.
Special guests arriving
w~re Mrs. Angela
Musc8nlla, the b r i d e ' s
gceat-aunt; Mrs. Francis
Dieterich! of Sunnyvale, the
bride's aunti Mr. 40d Mrs.
Sam San Filippo o I
Jamestown, N.Y ., aunt and
uncle ol the bride; Mr. and
Mrs. WUHam Monsoo of
The bride, dallghter of
Mrs . John Watson Payne of
Los Angeles, was given in
marriage by her uocle,
Robert Reed of Gooding,
Idaho. She wore an im-
ported white satin gown,
trimmed wittt lace and seed
pearl appliques, and she
carried YA:iite b u t t e r f 1 y
orchids.
More than 500 guests of-
fered congratlllations at the
garden reception w h i c h
followed at t1le church.
Afterward the newlyweds ·---------MRS. HOWLAND left on a honeymoon to Mex-~--R.:.:oc..:.:...it•.:.:•_V_o_w_• __ _
ilo City and Acapulco. p T N t The bride ree.ived her BA • 0 es
from Pacific Oaks College, •--------"' Pasadena and attended tile Wearing turQuoise frocks
were her attendants .
Margaret Mendelson o f
Berkeley, ma.id of honor ;
JV.rs. Steven Dubinsky, Mrs.
David Redding, Mrs. Terry
Shaw. Miss Mary Reed, a
University of Barcelona.
Her husband received his
degree at ttle University of
Southern C8lifornia and at·
tended the University of
California, Riverside.
.---Buy Direct--
SA VC!-SA VE!.
100•1.
HUMAN HAIR I NOT suamruru
WIGS ~
69.95
VALUE 1998 t
MACH.
TIEO
125.95
VALUE 3898
DOUBLE
HAND
TIED
WIGLHS
24.50 VALUE
511 FULL
l'h OUNCE
NO UPSI
ALL HAIR GOODS
SOLD AT PRICES
STATED
NO UPSI
by DONOVAN
9037 WT .AD.AMS _ .. ~~::":.~ H. L
Telephone 961-4174
OPEN MON.tlll'llS.AT., lOa.111. Toi p.111.
OPEN SUND.A Y 12 '11L 5 .111.
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Tamura PTO
· Mr1. R. T. Harney
President
REPORTS: David Dorsett
and Debbie Par am ore
were elected outstanding
eighttl grade students by
their c1assmates. Wendall
~wards was introduced
by..,.T. L. Towry as the ne~
B lt i 1 d in g Educational
Leader to ttie PTO board.
•
Costa Meson
Guest Speaker
Mrs. Clam Grace of Co6ta
Mesa, .Bible teacher, is con·
ducting classes and
seminars throughout
Southern Califocnia oo the
ctiarismatic Renewal.
She wiil be speaking at a
WOJUen's luncheon Fri$y.
July 5, in the Beverly Hills
Hilf<>n Hotel.
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Palo Al.to, Osarh!ii S.. ol. meet Monday, July 1, at t "*'blon ad Vnb..'4.ration and mew..,,,,,_,
~Ille brl4•'• 7:!0p,m. I ·
Wide; and Teny ,Glib of Guest 1poolr.er will be tile ~I TOO •u .. '? . Berkeley, uncle ti th 1 9 -v H•""' Auw' a• -~--n ~ -· , nc ' ,._, ' ~,. ·c. .\~ .. hit.I•,. t. 4hcuu ""°'"" ....... ,.,......_ ... tridecroom. , ntiHiooary Ill .1<1pan who i. ...,
'lbe lormer VJ• Trainor presently on leave In the .-.tnl•*1°"· Y••,. •* 1"1111 flJIM'111111••· \
Is a craduate of Newport · Unltod states. He will give a ' ATLA& IUll.DlllS'
Harbor ·High School and ii slide present.atlop on the 14)1 WIWPOIT ..... COITA ....... CAUJ. preteoUf attendln& Oran1e ~~-~· ~k~ol~tlle~.~C~'~r ~l 1~t~l~a~n1:=:::'!==:=:=:~14~1-~M4~~·~·~14~1~ .. ~·~•1~==;===~ Cout College. Church In J_..
Her huabtnd is a eraduete
of Burbank Senior High
School end ls also -..i;pg oa:.
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Betrothal
Disclosed
Mr. and Mrs. George
Leev1tt cl. Placentia an·
nwnced the engageme.it of
her dauihttt, S • 'D d r a
W.W.• Ill Robert Y •
Prigmore III, """ ol 1'1r•· Loil Pripn«e ol <;oota
Mesa ...i ROOeri Young
Pi :i:gmcre ot Bellflower.
The couple have selected .
Aug. 17 for tlleir wedding ll>
Christ <hJl'dt by t11e sea,
Belboa. . . . \
An «line stewardes& &
TWA, r,fj.ss Watkins ii an· al-ol M<ll!Dolia Hlglt
Sc:hool, A-ond 'at-
teOded OaYfornia 8-1,• t •
do!lege. at LollC B-.. Siie
was Miss ~. 1985-66,
one! Mio• 0r...,. County, 1-. Her· eraoc. ii· an aiumoos
o1 Bellikiwer Hid> ~
and oWdled <rt O..ng. eo..t eon.,..
Peering
Around
MRS. RICHARD Doetkott
of Irvine bas been elected
public relations chairman
and historian of the Wom-
an's Campus Club of Chap·
man College.
MR. AND MRS. James T.
Brown of Costa Mesa were
hosts to the Robert Peels
and ttieir daughter Karen of
Florislant, Mo. wno are
vacaUOning in tile area.
KnOfts Berry Farm and
Disneyland 'Yere am on g
tourist attractions visited.
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ttMottled Patent.a'' •• •
an exciting new 100k
from Andrew Geller· •
The best new look we'Ve seen 11f ,..,,. ... au 0 I 71
lint new calfsl<in paten11 ~ "llDlllecr,' tr •
texture, new color •. hnp111letM11111 llllJ, •·11111\IM
new 214". The toe Is cently IOtll1dtd 111111-1.tqlll
disc omament. Brown1or bl\Je; Alto d IW ....
in ~ey or platinum. laab,.•.11!· "'81111 lllliltllllit . .
handba& has potktt 11llr• 811 .... .--,·u
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VAST PARKING IN REAR
BOB 'S· ST;~ ,, ... , ..
U.TUaDAY . ,, ... t:• .......
BARGAIN CENTER SUNDAY'
.1812 Newport Bl., Costa Mesa
.... 646-71'7
MRS. DAVID DIEBALL
A,..,,_, Woddlnt
-
Catholic Vows Spoken
At St. John's Church
•
Weddings, Troths ; •
Pilot's -De..adlines
.-To· nold dbappol.ntment, proopecdft
brldea 1n reminded to have their weddlnC
1torlea with black and white glouy pboto-
grapbo to the DAILY PILOT SOclely Depart-
ment -prior to or within nno week after Iba weddill1. · -·
For engagement announ~mentl it ii .
ouggelled that the stol')', . alro accompanlod
,;Ith a ~lack and white glouy picture, be ,
oubmllted euly. u ·the betrothll IDDOUDC6-•
ment and ·wedding date are aix weeU or le11., ·
apart. onlJ' !)lo ftdding photo will be ... ""P!ed-. . ,
.' To. "'11> •tlll requiremenla Oii both wed-' -, .iii.tr and oniatement stori".!'1 !Orm. m ' IYiljo ' . ~ ·iJii , ill . all of the DAILY.'Pll.hr offfcts. '$" '~ ci.ueollons Win be anri'~ by Socl-1 ., · - ;
.. l'o~;ilµt me111ber• at 1142-4321 ,or 'f~~: '(:; '
1 ' .••
1be~bvite~':;; , .
• Government ..
Fly Where Di~~ussion .
'the last goneul meetio!!
'· of. tbe Colta Me•a Air's Farr ~~~ Ro.t~b 1 ;~:~
N,_.., ""-lbe In !°'will feature a representative _,, ··--, • ol the Central Committee
ternatioml women piloU' who will speak on Governor
1.rganizatioa. including mem-Ron.aid Reagan'• Adminil·
· . tration. ber1 from Orange County• Meni>ers wiB convene on
will lake to lbe air Juq I in . Frlrllly. Jime 28, at 9:30
the aanuaJ. Powder Puff a.m. in the Kerm Rima
Derby, preceded by a week-Hardware building.
loo( con-on boC!nnlnC Repoblican beadquorten
Sundlry, J-30. M 1961 Newport Blvd. will
A 11onquet "* 111e Statler be open daily IJtPoning
USE YOUlt ~'r CHAll:G!, IANICAMl!ltlCARD OR MASTEi CHAll:G•
5916 EDINGER
. Marina Yilla99 • Huntington Beach
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OlWfJY UMf llWIDS ••• LOWER
THAii OUR USUAi. LOW. PRICES ! I
HJlloD ID Loo AaceJes wlll Aue. 10.
Patricia Arm Bour,.W Barbara, chole Paa! Barba . ~ lbe Tate -Offp;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
SUPER SPECIALS
OF THE WEEK
ltUlllNG ALCOHOL
16 oL ltoHle, Spec.iel, only
TIKI HA.Ill SPRAY
II Ol. COii
JOHNSON IAIY SHAMPOO
CASHMlll IOUQUIT TALCUM
lg•· 10 Ol.
DISllll1' DISHES
(AvocMo or Wold )
DISHU (1Wlecelet)
A.tt, 19otftt11•
ll,IMMll JNILIY
Yo1r cholco
SUMMllt 10111 . . Drl19 i?'Y•
ADI, '.l'.lA YI
L..tto li1.1, ovoctilllo Of gol'
ML IUHLl-aUllLI IATH
l.tje. 12 ... N.
VOTI'" TOOTH PASTI
Ecofto~ 1bt.
MENNEN SKIN IRA(ll
1 01, bettlt.
WILKINSON IWOID ILADU
'pKk.
HUMAN HAii WIGLITI
Whilo tliey lo1t
•••. 11 ... '1.19
.19c
67c
.... ,., ·19c
......... '3. 19
77c
......... 'i2.98
49c .
3!'1.00
87c k•t· Sl.09
,,9. 11.to 83C
•·•· ... 39c •3.aa
KllN'I ITltAWllltRY PlllllVll
I lb., 4 01.
KITCHIN S..ONGll
I 2 hi pock190
SHOWA. SOY otl TlltYAKI IAUCI .... '" 39c
42c PIAllS In Huvy Syrup
2 'It c•n
ROD AND REEL
Clo1•d f•c• .,.ith lin•.
HURRICANE CANDLI
R1hn•t cow•r•d
HA"9Y INACklR CRACklRI
Spic•. Ch••••. s.lty
......... '4.89
66c
VAST PARKING IN REAR
r
•• • •
became. lbe. brl~e)o! David u bit belt. man and Milt• breotWt ~ ~ ol lbe
Louil 1Dieball. auring Cath-Williams, Brad Bourgeois, race, wti.cb.·beginl at t ~
olic .~emon1es at st. John Mike and John Barba aa: The · race iteelf will ~
the l,laptist Cliurch. ushe.rs. fr-Olll Viin Nu,. ~
Tl;leafternooodouble.i:ing Or~anlst Reynald Or._n_ge "Count7.'·s
rites w~ solemniud by tbe Pelletier played for the repre.entatives; tbi's y~ar
Rev. Kennetb..JUde. , ceremony in the ·eburcb, will be the Mrs Madine
The bride daugliter of Mr. which featuna. iWorat!on.s Panel ai>cl her· OOililot
and Mrs. c: P. Boqrg"eoiJ of of J*lk and w\tlte-;C.ir&atiolll Mill Virgioia CoHee. · '
Costa Mesa, wore aa ail lace and white ltoct. '
gown with full _hoQp 'skirt Guests o fl. e ~. e d cort-M •
and long lace 11="1r~ grat~ons . ~ 1'11• church :C:enter·,N.a,m~~, with sequins .m .. ,, she 'Wal ">jball rece]Jti.OJI afterwords. , • -., , ,
giveD in mariiage by her 1
• ~ were · S tt 11 Y ·
lather. ~g. l\li•.' J , Brown Areci Of rectors.
Her maid of honor, Miss and Mr/. Merlyn McK1ni.
Barbara Pelkey, wore a Special guest.I were Mr. Ten newly e 1 e ct e d
deep pink crepe flOor length ,_nd Mra. Cbp.rle.s A. l)elano, members of the board of
dress with a ·satin back' brid!!.'.I. o;eat'-m:andpareDU; directxlrs of· the Cb i Id
panel and a matching bead· MJ:s. , 1:.Ucll.le. ~mberlain, Guidance -Center of 9tinge pl~ of Ntin and tulle .and bride• grindmOther, and County were honored in the
carried a pinll variegated Jdn:. Pa~ S, b a. ·n :t 11 n , Corona· .dtl Mlir bOme ~ of
elegance bouquet. . C :('a~Jt d m' o th e r ;,, of the Mrs. Jotar Macrnto~ • .a...
Dre eel. im.il 1 bridegroom. . From the ~tal ma~
th b~~ ~d 8J! Miwere . The bride iii a· graduate 'of Mrs. Robert pu~yl Dr.· llaY-• e esm s, sse1 Costa Mt sa High $chool and mond Peteraon · arid Dr.
Carol Rotm8.!l-1 Kath Y has .atten'ded. OraD.ge ·Coast Qavid ·Xii~ ~, al of
Wllllam• and l(larf Lu . ·eouege jor ·twO')~ua. NeWport:"~l·w · Mrs
, ~~°fl'siMr "!~ l:X: -~~.'J~1%\~ail~; ~ '.'*'1niBeaf'~. • ·t:: j ' • l'I ·~ ' ' e" I • • ' ~ ""fll . 1'> • -.:_ eball, IOD al Mr. ind nus of · La -~ "gb Tbt .... cen , -··a,_ M
Mrs. Walter Dieball of Santa Sct:looL low -fee ·0 u·t pat i e n't
psychi§tric center for the
dlagnoru llliil,.-tment o(
Tee· Ta .ft/er .,
BRIGHT
Tll• DAILY 'ILOT I'll•••• lh ft,.,., co.,•r•9• IJtht, H9ht 111d
bti9ht. l••d yovr h•M•t•-
telltlot1 d•lly •11d •nloy th• n•.,...
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~on't Give Up
DIVIS
P.:01111111, 11a; 11
emotionally disturbed
children and adolescents.
e... Rotcliff
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SOME FIXTURES
. FiOR SALE
AT
COST
LADIES APPAREL -SHOES
LINGERIE -BIKINIS
BATHING SUITS -SHIFTS
COVER-UPS -PANTY HOSE -HOSE
1: '
lf:l11RE STOCK SACRlf;ICEDI
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JI.NE & MARY'S •
307 MARINE-ON BALBOA ISLAND
]1t1I lo 1iu ,o• o iJ111 •/
1h1 17p1 of f010•1 ir4J1 1111
'""'' 1111 '°'" /iJ11J ii ,,., of thlfff h"°"· -q~~ ~·
.f + Cei-1-)~<r.· ~
Prices slashed on thousands of pairs of new fash ion foot·
wear,,. every hHI heigh t, every color, every mater ial . every
1iz:1 •• , whatever y6ur whi m, It's here. Fabulous? You bttl
• I • 10 hu rry to c .. ~. Baktr'11aving1 apret of tht year!
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SANTA ANA : 30 FASHION SQUARE
AN#fEIM CENTER . •
COSTA·MESA: SOUTH COAST PLAZA
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ICIHOIL _ DA,ts CAllHtr
WOOOM'Al«
KAlASTAH All'I _, • .,,
Yo1tr /M1twit1 iftJlrittr i 1Iir · .
H will Ii lup,1 10 1111i.JJ yo•.
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1975 L°"I leach Blvd.
C...flfJOtfl ...... ........ --..
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Phone 591°1347 •
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ENROLL NOWJ
Classes Begin July 2
,._ 540.llJJ
to euure your
pl•c• 111 cleu
Sean· Costa Mesa
' South Coast Plaza
ans ann.rsc.
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ll!I -• -"Prnjd Pl.J.N." A looll It tlMI ISHllct of I
currlallum dllilfted tu keep pece
witll the lndivldu1I a.mint r1tas al ........
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ly Al Smith
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. I ' ~ DllUT..!-~new 1unuher aeries, "Time· for Amert-t. can!.'" begirul tonight at 10 p.m. on Channel 7. •
Singer Harry Belafonte will appear on tl)e fiHf of
the programs· concerned with while and tilact
racism in a one--hour panel disc114sioo. UUed .,Bias
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TELEVISION VIEWS
Tiny Tim
To ~Return
By RICK DU BROW, ..
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Good news, good news ~·
today from the wonderful world of television. Tiny ~
Tim will be back next sea.son on NBC-TV'1 °Row&I\·'
and Martin's Laugh-In." And unleas you Ill here , j
each day receiving network prea1 releases, you
can't realize what good news that really la. • ·
I MEAN, auppose you lit here and the mall
bring• a slalemenl irom Lorne Greene, the big ·
daddy of "Bonanza," saying: "Love is like a warm '
blanket which covers and prolecta a child from aurt an4 even hunger." ·
All right, it sounds like Lome Green~rlibt? 1
So you at.art looking around desperately for a cita.. 1 ..
·er. And there is good old Tiny 'I1m to the racue, . ~
becawe he is also quoted in a press release. H•
aaya:
"WHAT DO I FEEL I'm trying to do today In
my music? Well, I'm trying to bring back the b~ ..
piness that was part of lhe beautiful tunes that were
1ung in the days of the past -the lovely days of
vaudeville! Those songs even chill me today when
I .bear them." ,1
Well, Iha~ of course, puta the world in per-
~ve for a while. But then you JOot at.a preas re--
Jeaae which explains that Ed Ames nevef learned J
to ice skate and quotes him as •)'ing: 111 came .
from a large family. And it pretty well boiled down
to skating or eating. We ale well." What does
·Amea mean by that? I mean, what in the world
is he trying to lell us! WIMI Tiny Tim, there i1
never any IUCb problem: "
"WHAT SI NGERS WI bad!" be says. "lrvillg i
Kaufman ,one of the first vaudeville singers: Arthur • •
Fields, the first crooner, way befo.re the electric 1
phonograph; and of course Rudy Vallee, Gene AQa-'
lin, Mr, Jolson, Mr. Crosby and Mr. Ru11 Colwn-
bo ••• God bless them all! Now, as I h""f these ·
songs, I believe that they can thrill the people of
today jusl as they thrilled the people of yesterday." .
' ' You said it, Mr. Tiny. And somehow this all ) '
seems more importaant than a press release quot-', i; trig the boss of "Peyton Place, 1 Paul Monash, as ! -ij
saying: "Way back when we completed the lOOtb. l ,
segment, it seemed an incredible achievement. l
Fortunately, we are telling a story which appears t ~.
to have no end." ) ~
-I ~ ~ORTUNATE, perhaps -but nol u ~ l
u being on tile receiving end of oboervaUOlll by i •i
Mr. Tim: . i.:'
"I ·don't think I'm turning bilct the dock by ·
doing these old tunes," he 1ays. "I love rock 'n'
roll and popular .music. It's just that the &:i~ts'ill
the ringers whose songs I do are living wl me.
That's why the songs come out in the voices of the
original singers. I'm not doing imitatiODI. TbJllt•
the way they sound inside of me."
, AND WHY DOES .HE SING? "Perhaps ·above
all, because of all the lovely women who witb ·their
beauty c:ause my heart •to overflow With joy."
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-:rrs GENBBALLY-~ -~bJgoal
ot tile -Ill In-
c re• 1 e IP"'wtlng euts
pock ... 11 to curb demands
for~ .ad...-. 'lbt
~I.I -• rattoint ... our demM4s will help f«ce
pnc. beclc from today'• in-
Datlanary 4 percent a yeaz
rate of rile to a more
rusonab1e rate and finally
to the acceptable 2 pen:e11t
umual inc:rea.e.
But k'• not -ally --tl>e-°''reasonaMe price stability" a "mo..tim." mean in
-........... 'lbt dio-tionaritl, far i Data n c e ,
dllliDe ~tnflafm as "a tharp
and ,1udden rise in prices"
or "a slwll and .._ fall
In tile value ci money In
circ:ulaDon," but the '1
Southern Ca1ifornians'
Inco~eJ11mps Up Again
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or COVJUIB, a 2 pacADt
a )'Olr rill ID )l'i<ea reOocll ---.. ~of ,..... -· °"" • 10--period.. 2~ ...
Dual price rill --the posdll1Dc -Of ,.....
dollor -1111.-. IA> II -Ill.,.. givwlnf, dynam!e ----------------,., ....,,..,., --galal will , ...... a111 outrun
price~averaclnfa
modeot 2 pa«nt a year.
What'• mere, ll. 1ou'n
aavtng money, you generall1
wil1 be able to _.. reluml
cm It which will mare than o«.et the 2 pen:ent yearly
erosion in ~ money's
purc11 .. ing power.
P'!"l Boom Keeping
-Americans in Swim
WE BA VE made it clear
that we wil tolerate t111a
r<M of Iola In the buyinC
power of our dollar in order
to schlevo blgb psoductlon,
employment and income.
But a 3 percent annual
rate? 'lbat wQUld be in·
toierable over any period of
time.
A 3 percent ~ price
riSe would mean that the
dollar which buy• ~Oii cenll
of goods ud --today would buJ only 74.4 cents
-In 10 years and would
buy only 55.4 ceubi wortll in
tho marketplace in 20 year.
A los& coming c1-to flO
percent in only 20 years
-openly Invite • massive flight from dollars.
To accept it wonld be 14
f<rielt our posllion of finan-
cial leoderabip In tile world.
A 4 PERCENT IJllllla1
rate! '!bat would <>bvioully
be even more illtolenlble
OVf!t any period.
NEW YORK (AP) -
"Somedoy _, pools
are going to be common ..
second batttrooms," said the
IW1mm1nf pool marketioa
mu. 0 WeD, ma)'bt not that
commm but -.·n· be a ID!
of them," be ·added.
The ·-tend to do<ument the ~ part ci
bi1 claim. An industry
cenaUB •bow• that from less
than ll.000 pools 20 years
ago, the total now bu grown
to more than IDt,000. And
the lfowtb oeems 14 be in-
tenailying.
By the end of tltil year,
lays. the Hoffman-Barris
Co., a • P.W>llsber whose
figure1 generally are ac·
ceptod by the industry,
]\ojels and mot<la will have
built another 9,550 pools,
clubs another 1 • 9 0 0 •
municipalities 1,400, schools
1/100 and homeowners more than eo,ooo. ' . JiASJc. CllANGES
BeblDd aw boom fn swim·
ming pools are not just
bJgher incomes but basic
your pocket today 14 • c:banges-ln American babill
buying JIOWer of only 67 .6 and attitudes. A swimming
c:enll iii 10 years and IA> •:,:~.ii .-Q-,fM!iog from
boqlng power of oaly 46AI · lie ~"'e' ~ Liq u r y
-Ill 20 ye ... Whilet ••-1«1. lot ,aample. To
small, uoderdevelopod-. many It la -a bealtll can suffer th.ii ..el'Olioll, tank. ·
A 4 percent yearly r1oe -
wb1dl .. what -.re are now
having, mind you -would ·tilash the ioo eent dollar in
great powers carmot -and •'Tht old ideaof ihe swim-'·
.-ngreal '-·~ ........ of What la Ille ouUooU 'lbt g poo M tom._ a
outiook II that -the tax = .=: .... ~~oi: .,....... reducing t • k e -apokeoman loo tbe ·NatlolW
home pay and net --Swlmmb\4 Pool lnelitute~ a prolibi, demandl will be trade or~.
moderated and pr 1 c e "NoW mmminc ls
iressures will be lesse~. health activity .. he · da
After a while, this les~g ''one 9f the ~ spori:~0; of demand pr .. ures wil1 ... ,.,.. -~ .. , __ lead to lelleJJing Of mam~ YU.w0Va&Ci.u.M·
preMUHs on wage cost. Es:· health... It'.1. not j u.1,t
cellive demands wUl stop rehabili~ve ~r, its
pulling up prtcea ao iharp\y; preventive alao.
ncessive cOils will nap WbM.ever the r e a so n ,
pusbiog up prl<ee ,. sharp-more people ....., to be
ly. learning to IWim. The in·
INFLATION, then
gradually will come under
control The annual rate of
rite Iii prices w1ll ol1p hack
to 3 percent and under. We
will bt oo our •ay bock to
the pace ci iocre-'llblcb
ls the equivalent of ablllty
iD our economy.
dU!try bM -lb part by prodding, encouraging and
teadliog the lkill. Another
spur ia tile fact that many
people DOW have the money
and tile leisure time.
coNvENIENT
Cc:mvenience is another
factor. People ask
themaelves why tlley &bouJd
drive 40 or 50 miles to and
from a crowded bead\ when
swimming can be · available
just beyond their patio and
right nut to the tel..,lllon
set and tile dlarcoal broil<r.
Helping to make t1t .. e
dreams poulble i1 the
relative stability of tome
poverty level; loo many pool prices. A Ith o u g h
staJf mernbenl ...,.. on-generally not dn>pplng in
qualil1ed;. the center lacked -price, the Increased
a communM;y advl1or1 volume and new
--.i; ..i the staff bad technolollea .,.. teoc1iDtl 14 overspent its t e l e p b o n e keep prices from sooaring
budiet by $11,1119 ud failed with lnnalion.
to pay oil bank debla at 18,· A food lmall p 0 0 I ,
0006.,..... Jeckson, deputy llOlllollliol !em -U feet eaec:utlve director ci the by 30 feet, mi(ht cost
center and a project tomewhtre around $3,000 in-~OD loan from stalled and equipped,
Loctheed. -------..sd 1 o m e although prices range wide~
employet may he let io and ly. In the mlddle slus,
classes ~ but uwe're between 15 by JD. and 20 by
not giving up." to, prleet generally an a bit
Jacbm and Jo 1 e p h mare llan. M,000.
Dor-, 1lho -over ae For tile _,. price, .,, in-
execudve ~om, 11.. dmtr, otlldol ...._i.,
weeb qo, conceded the you eoald bay a good
centor bad been ln flnanclal automobile. "So "'1y not buy
and admlniltralive dU· -a leas expenolvo car and put
ticultiet. but insisted .. they the ...,.Y Into a pool?" be
had taken 1tope to com<t -· these cbortcoming1.
They also said they had
the -... " tile San M.teo CiOuntJ H u m a n
R e 1 o urces Oommilllon,
minority llWJ>C and loc:al
lndUltry.
.. We've prove we cmi
UP, out ..... nr. --• cre'd1t lo tile conmnmlty,
and we're lootlnJ lnlo the -9>1llty at getlill( m,..y
from other 1ourc11 1 '1
Jacbon 1ald. ''We're not
llOinl "' cl-up."
PREP AJIBICATED
AJlloalk Ille -.. 1-lve pool populatiOll ,...
mains la tile caJ1IGrDla •
Hawallaad-.,..11,
IDllCllci the~ IJod!dl"I
actlvitf 11 tn .. #21 1111 _......._,, ...
countr1, ~ Ille N~ SWlmmlnC "°" Mooc1M1oe f.....U. 21 to » J>dtllll 1ncr1.. 1 n
... la• au,.,..
lDa'"!"'t'l • paa11 ..
beiDC ln1tilled 11'1
prefabrlcalecl ci vinyl and
are erecled partl"1l1 ai>ovo
ground and l1lmMlllded with
• -clec:t. Bat la
ground «Gaete p 0 0 I I'
whic!i lnlgl>t -20 lo 40
percent ....... 111111 .... tile
moot popular.
Re,_ci_ln
sround or on Ille ll"Olllld, tile
--·tend wth tile
lnatallation. S w I m m I n I
pools pt dirty, tlley. get
clogged -1eav ... Alter a
while tile water ceto warm
t.oo , 8Dd 10 comfort demaocil a change. -~-
In a heavily wooded arei
ma-nance might -m to '30 a mootb Utile work la
done by the pool -· U handled profesaiooally on a
regular contract basis, t18'
cost can run to '30 a montll.
Accountants
Win Award
For County
'!1>e Orange Co u • t y
CJiapter of the Natlonli
Association of Accountants
l!nlshed filth in national
competition with 170 other
chapters for the a~
lion's top annual award.
The cbapten competed In
a number ol ectivities. in·
eluding membenhlp ~
.and retention, public rel•
tioos, manuacript writing,
member attendance a t
technical m~, 0 D d
special educational a n d
community octlvitlea •.
Accepting the award for
the chapter at tile annual
International Conference of
NAA at New Orleam Will
the 11167.Q pNJO!dellt, Robert
E . Sobraske, contraller,
Edwards Labc:ratorial, Inc.1 Santa Ana.
others att.endln« the con.
ference from the Joca1
chapter were: J, W. Jamei,
controller, ·Scientific
Instruments Di.vision o f
Beckman lnstrumerb, Inc.,
R. A. Lineberger, controller,
Beckman Instrumenbl, In~.,
G. B. Wlll<ln, partner. Emsl
& Ernst, R. A. Grundy, COi;)'
troller, Amerlcare, Inc., W.
F. Hoerner, vice preoldeDI,
Hunt Food> & -~. Inc., W. H. Fi1her1 supervtaor, Poot OO!ce, I)..
F. KUlltft, western dlVilkn
controller, ~ Mm• in& SJlllem Co., It IL
Norby, manager, Artbdr
Young a. Co., and W. W, w~....._1eoa
IU!tant.
' ' Burke Given i
New Position l
James M. Burke f
Westminster baa been
pointed to the newly cre•t!I
poslllon ci vtce prealde ....
c<r:porate planning ~
~ Pooll, lDc., Loi
Angeleo. It
Thenewdei>artmentwll
be reipOlll!ble for t ~:O
ovmdl planntnr •
development of --gr&m.1 u well •• tbe pld-
nln& and e1~ m....,... and
BtlM1dPcnM,
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) . Ro,.-Metal Co. plans
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aluminum can plant la
Bo1 Ano.
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tbo lleld W8' -to Splllor and v-. ·ii -•-llblo to pick --Oal7 1otr Harbor aru . educated
male• hive ever ,made the pro 1pcrt1
ranb so tlU year'a Yardley winners comi:wUe llalf thlt amounl
Geor1• Yardley, r ... -tbe
trophy II named, and P1UI N011J1a1111
the ueood wiDne:r lll tbe series ol. the
award, ii the other. Both have since
retired from J><• bllkelba!L
Thil year's winnen have .znuch In'
common. '!'bey -attended Newport lllri>or lllgb, and were in fact good
friends there. 'nl:ey :went on to Orange
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Coul Colll1e. · Pll8 w11 eo i...,. be wOWld up a1 a
'l'bon their trilll eplll. clllemive starter, mode the all·NFL
Allflltl) ........,becoo-lo1tor· -rookie t .. m and w11 -la...,.
Allplea) .mere be OOGtimtod lo ltlrt f......,. punt retuni rUklnga.
in football. Von went into pro Vou waa: sold from the Detroit
baseball. Tigers to the Chicago White SO:a: ol th•
Then their paths again pm-alleled American League and wu called up
Spiller went to ihe St. Louil Clrdlna1' bf the parent orpnlzattoe for brief
of the NaUonai Football League hi li6'1 • 1Uou during the campaign but spent
and wu one rA. 100 rookie• sbootlng for molt of the '(;7 1eeaoa in the minor
a spot on the aquad. leagues.
He wun't big in phyalcal stature but . Then 1n the spring m this year be
his determination ml(ie up for what be waa called back after batting over .300
llclced in pounds and iacbea. Spiller with Hawall ol the Pacific Coast
made the cuta and waa ooe of four pro Le'ague. He baa started in the ouUield
novices to be kept. D)Olt ol the time and bu delivered
,.veral key hits, aHllouCI> 1111 bellinr
averaie II ooly oJl&l>{ly better llan
boll Of Whal be oported in the PCL.
Vw, imeble to attend W.a11d1y'1
awards becauH of playing com·
mllmenta, is like Spiller in lbll be la
amall u major leaguers go.
But again it has been a case of
determination carrying the load."-.
He was' injured over the Weeiend
when he crashed. into a wall while
caU:bing 1 fly ball. But be mana&ed to
hold on to it and was back out to-pntC·
Uce cm Monday:
Voss spoiled a Dean Clance no-bit-
ter and ~o came up with crucial bits
In White Sox wiDI """tile YIDl:eot
""" Angels. Tllo otller l!nali1ll fer Yardley
Iaurell lncluded John V.Uely of
Orange Cout · College basketbaU
fame ; OCC crew 1tar Jim J orgensen
and UC !<vine owim wbll Mike
Martin.
And the other five nominees tn.
eluded Gary Johnson, now manager
for the ·Appleton Fox J><O baseball
· team; Jim Ogle, Newport Harber
High tennis ace; Mike Heckman, UCI
basketball !lash; Frank Weirath, OCC
toott>ell star; Joba Yule, Corona del
Mar Jllgh basketball hero.
May Never Come Any Closer
To, Getting No-hitter--Big D
•
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Don
Dryld.ale, who had just come within
four outs ol e no-bitter, figures he may
never get any closer. He just isn't the
type.
The big Los Angeles rlghtbander set
down San Francisco on two bits
Wednesday, winning his 3>0th career
game as the Dod~rs beat the Giants
2·1.
Not untti there were two out in the
eighth did pinch-hitter Dave Marshall
deliver the first San Francisco hit, a
aolld l'Ull-sc:oring single to center.
Upoet? Not Don.
"I wun't worried about a no-bit-
ter," Drysdale said. ''With two out, I
was just hoping to keep the first guy
off base in the ninth so the nex:t guy
wouldn't hit one ouL
"I'm not really the type of pitcher
that pitches nO:hittera. I pitch them in
and out and try to get guys to bit the
ball. \..
"No-hit pitchers:~e usually guys
who pit.ch up and down, who are a lit-
tle wild sometime and then everything
falls ln."
Drysdale had limited the Giants to
just two walks when Jack Hiatt walk-
ed, leading off Ule eighth.
Bobby Bonds then bunted and was
Dobson Cools Halos
Angels Move to Road
After 3-0 Loss to A's
ANAHEIM -Callfrrnia Angels'
ahortstop Jim FregOli. says Chuck
Dobson, Oakland Athletics' hurler,
Hhas some of the belt stuff in the
league--elPpecially the fast ball."
The rest ol the Angela might well
think Fregosl w a s understating the
facts Wednesday night after Dobson.
5-7, abut the door on california with a
The defe~t was a blow to the plans
ol Angel Manager Bill Rigney.
"My goal bas been to get th!'ee or
fool' games over .500 tiefore the All-
St.ar break" July 9, Rigney said.
"We'll have to play like crazy to do it
now."
safe when Drysdale's throw pulled
Wes Parker off first.
Though it was a tougtl chance, the
official 1 c o r e r gave Drysdale the
benefit of the doubt and called It an er·
ror, leaving the no..hittei intact.
"I should have thrown him out by. 10
feet," Don said. "If be wants to call it
a hit, he can call it a bit."
Drysdale got the next two batters,
Dodger Slate
June 21 Dod9eB vs Atllonta 7:"5 p.m. KFI (UCI)
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July I Dodi'trl YI st. LOUii 7:MP.m. KFI CUI)
but then Marshall bit for Ron Hunt
and punched a single over second,
driving in Hiatt.
"I was hoping he'd throw a
fastball," said Marshall.
"That's what lhe got," said Dodger
catcher Tom Ha'ller. "It was a good
pitch; he hit it right down on the end
ol the bat." ·
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_ • winners and special award recipient Toni Hewitt
;1l'ettl 1how off their booty after WednesclaY night'•
banquet at Balboa Bay Club. Miu Hewitt wa•
<llingfed out for special recognition by the spolllOr·
,doc Newport Beach Junior Chomber of Commerce
for her swim exploita. Phil Spiller (right) and Fran
Marimon display the huge Yardley award. Marimon
accepted for ~winner BID Voss, who was unable
·to attend because of duti01 with the Chicago White Sox.
three-bi~ 3-0'Vktory. . D . C
California, now embarking on a road
t:i'ip;-liaa 12 R•m•s topl>y intlfe-n•~ -a VlS --up-
10 days in Washington, Detroit and
Lid Closing
On Entering Pro Field
Cleveiand, four in each city. "Eight
and four will get us two games over
.500," Rigney calculated.
: • t Mail Bag Soundoff
.fans Laud Departed
•
Coach
; A ~column regarding the eotat con-iuc~and.-departure ol Newport Harbor
f gh basketball coach Ai Haokney bas
ought a bit of comment via the mail
g ..
Here's excerpts from the letters
bich bore signatures:
: "Coaclt Bae.bey bu done for
i arbor m11t wlla.t no otlter eoacb
as beea able to do. Barbor now bas
RIDE. Tne 1111 -C tedud·
~"" were aaortlaodtz at times. Tb1t ~ !lie oaly way le ._. ud 1et
at.t""lnC f'tfllltl: wltere MIM'l
boald be ell)IOded. Be alwoy1
uglrt oa to play to win.
"Becaue of bis eaergetle
p.cbblg our butetball team, wblcb
•bffklbave come tn 5tll place, came la In! place hi Ille Suaoet Le•lll"· l 11He laas tDJ'aed tbe boys tbal lte
,..s been ulOclated with Into well
pannerecl mea, u as.et to tht com·
l:naalty. Bh penoeal •and ••• ~lped maa1 of •• over Che roagb
1lld el' lllih acbool and Into college.
"Tiie pp left la Harbor will
never be flDed." •
Dave Swuco
An opinion !<om Blllldle aod
William Webe:ter :
"I have a IOD who ii an athlete and
bu hrid many coaches. 'lbe last two
years be bu been under coach
Hackney. You spoke Of him being able
to magnetize k>dl. Let's say be wu
ANGELS' TOP PREP
SIGNS WITH CLUB
ANAHEIM -The California Angels
signed themselves quite 1 high tcbool
ballplayer Wednelday.
He II Ja.year-olcl Llo~d Allen. Of
Selma. calif., the club a first round
draft choke this year. Allen will
report lo Idaho Flltl, Ida., next Tues·
clay.
During aa limott unbelie .. ble Jl<OP
career Allen oltcb<d ns lnainp o..i
b.t •earned run averace at 0.78. He
struck out iillll bottera and burled ft••
no hitten, one a perfect 1am1 Jn
wllich lie struck out tlio llrst 19 ...,, bo
faced.
But that's not Ill.
The 6-fooM, 115-poalld rt(l>t-baader
alao played the outfield -· ldl -year. Jo ZS 1amea ht batted .411', lllt nlae bomt runs and drove la
4Jtallla.
(
able to make the kids perform at tllelr
beat -and maybe beyond -because
they wanted to please him.
desire to win. Jn adcUUon, be demand·
ed about· 110 percent ol everybody's
.ability while they were on the baskl!it·
ball court. "He taught and trained tMm and
made them proud. He was a friend to
each of them. Coach Hackney bad no
family so be gave special attention
and time to bis boys. He not omy
taught them what be could about
sport& but also about J><ide, reopect
and appearance.
"Everything considered, a large
pair of shoes are now empty and I
know a young man wtio feels a great
,personal loss .
"He also got to know the parents of
the boys and would take us out to
trealdut once a week with otr IODI.
•••••••••••••••••••••
WHITE
WASH
•••••••••••••••••• 0
We'd have a pot-luck dinrler now and
tllen.
"You see, b6 not only held * magiC
!cir the boya, but also for the pareoll.
He made YoU feel kind of special ,and
proud because you were a parent of
one ol bis boys .
"There are mffl)' of w:~who don't···
hold with your opiniOn. · We feet ' Fri·
day, June I! (lb• doyllacknet rwgn·
ed) wi1 a sad day' and wish it bad
never happened."
Frem Joba Haven :
• "A1 for Mr1 Ha ct a e y ' 1
sometimes colorftil lancua1e, tf Mr.
Wldte doesn't realize thtit verballz.
lac emotions 11 •' Mrmal part ~or
athletic competltJoa tbea lie J1 more
naive tlaaa I •H prevloasly Im·
a(laed. Agata, tlae more emotloaal
side .r Mr. Bacbe1'1 aatme ~mes
from bis w..-elldou1 entha1lasm
1bout batbtball.Jle believes I• win·
alac altd bit &eam1 play "rip 'elll ap,
• holds ..,...,. ktk.etball. It la hit
• IJl'e ti> --MoM wltll ...
allllty to "'1111 oot !lie -to Jilt
ployen tflol IM !nwport Korber to • *" ...... lbdslt ....... -Salld ........ "'
From Paul Holmea:
"It llloUld be noted thll I hove•..., ....... :r.'°"l"d to be Oil Haclmly:1 baat squd last yeor.
"Re tauCht the tldl a mpect ml a
poUtme11 tbat even rubbed oU oo our
eleven ,..., old IOO. He tried to inatlll
-I 'think pretty 1uc:ce11fully -I
•
From Sunn Lee Smith:
"During Uie pa1t year l had M.R
Haeber as m1 En&lilb htor, wblle
I bad moat. ~ 1'•• 1arprlled and
dellgbf<d by this mu's patteaee hi
trying to teacll me tlte prlacfplea of
Eng:ll11l logic.
"Though on the court Mr.
Hackney 11 a different person, bis
goals fpr tbe Varsity team this year
were sUU the same as trylnf to
teach me English loflc. A I
Hackney's primary goal was to not
only make the NewPort Harbor
Basketball team tbe toughest and
best team In the Sun1et Leape, but
also to make each member of th1t
team independent, 1elf-thinklng.
"May I suue1t th1t you see both
sides of a min sue• as Al Hackney
before,. .. crltfclae him. Despite bf1
Ulm.per, lie treated bis team fairly
ud looW OD UiGM· boys •• IODI. I
doubt t.hat yea coa.ld Ond one
member of the Vanity team who
not onl.y admlrff' hut respected Al ·Hact·oey.,.,, · ' .
From Bob..Malinoff, ch.airman of the
schobl1s basketball baosters:
· "Al insUlled a de.votion, ~dicatioo,
and spirit into his ballplayers that
very few coaches are capable of ac-
complishing. He went beyond th1t. He
taught them discipline and true
sportsmanship. •
"I witnessed the North-South All·
Star Basketball ga·me last night and to
me one oC the hJghlights was the ex·
ception,al &eam plar ol Alan Gage, last
season s co.captain and all-league
guard. Al~'s unseUish passing and
fine defensive play cannot go un·
meationed. When two of the North
players bad fouled out tt wu Alan
Gage ,vho walked over to sbake their
hand. Tbi1, Mr. White, was the type ot
basketball that Al Hackney taught at
Harbor High.
"&.re, Al was pretty emotional and,
basketball being what it ls, the op.
po.sing fans hid a tendency to jeer him
a little, but this w.as certainly no cause
for you to Mite what you did."
'IbanJa to all for the opinions. It's
great to live in a place whmi people
are free to eXJWe11 themselves.
.,
Two ol the bits off the Oakland
right-hander w e r e by Fregosi, t b e
Angels' AU-Star shortstop for the se.
cood straight year. Rog.,.. Repoz got
the other one, a bouncer over
Dobson'a bead in. tile sixth inning. ·
And Fregosi wu the only Califor·
nian who managed to get past first
base.
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Gibson Nears
" Drysdale's
Zero Record'
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Bob Gibson, who
has everybody thinking a b o u t
shutouts, Is trying to keep the goose
eggs off his mUJd.
"First you think about wins," said
Gibson, who stretched his scoreless In·
ning string to 47 with his fifth straight
shutout. beating Pittsburgh 3-0 in the
fi rst game of a twi-night doublehe1der
Wednesday.
"Shutouts are secondary. G e t
yourself preoccupied with shutouts
and pretty soon you 're behind ," said
Gibson. "I'm not looking forward to a
shutout, I'm looking forward to a
win ."
Gibson's string has him ieroing in
on t h e record of 58 2/3 scoreless in-
JUngs established earlier this season
by Don Drysdale of Loi Angeles.
Drysdale ls scheduled to be Gibson's
op.ponent in his next 1cheduled start
Monday.
"Macht nJchts" said Gibson of the
confrontation, sttpping Into German to
explain that Drysd&le as an opponent
would make no dif(erence to hJm.
Gibson said he felt particularly
strong against the P1r1tes and stayed
will mostly fastballs.
"I had slx dayt rest since my Jut:
start because of the rain out Monday,''
said Gl~on. "The weather wa1 cool
and I felt good. When you're .not 10
strong, you comPenNte wttb curves ln
tbe late bming1 but I stayed with
futball.I todo)'."
. .
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -
Australian tennis officials have just a
week to try to persuade other coun-
tries t b a t professionals should be
allowed to play in the Davis Cup -
and the odds are stacked against
them.
Tennis sources at Wimbledoo., where
pros and amateurs are competing
together for the first time, said most
delegates are likely to vote against the
plan when the Davis Cup committee
meets in London next Thursday .
Bob Kelleher, preside·nt Of the U.S.
Lawn T~nnis Association, dropped a
broa.d hint that he will not be sup-
porting the Australians.
"We are not against it in principle,
but we don't tnink the .time is ripe -to
bring in the JrOS , '' Kelleher said. /
Bill Edwards, president of ..\he
Australian Lawn Tennis Aasoclation,
h expected to arrive next Monday to
head his country's delegation.
Australia, winner of. the Davis Cup
eight times in the last nine years, has
changed its opinion after years o( bit-
ter opposition to having pros in the
tournament.
Rain continued to spo:il the first open
Wimbledon tournament Wednesday.
Play was restricted to 3¥.t hours.
Wednesday's big duel was between
two Americans, pro Dennis Ralston of
Ws Angeles and amateur Cliff Richey
of San Angelo, Tex. Ralston won 6-3, 3-
6, 7-9, 6-3, 13-11 after Richey had been
foot-faulted to drop service in the 23rd
game of the last set.
Amateur giant-killer..Jterb FitzGib-
bon of Ganlen Qty, N.Y. -who on
Tuesday knocked out Yugoslav pro
Nikki Pille -was eliminated by Bri-
tain'a Mark Cox in another five.set
c.li.flbanger, 4~. 6-3, 7-9, 9-7, J2..10.
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tsn t exactly catching hit breath 10 this action Wednesday at th Wlmbled~n Open .• Championships, having just returned shot oi
Romama • Ion Tinac. Emerson dropped first set by 5-7 tally but
stormed bact to po•t 6-1, 6-2 and a.Cl wins in the second round pairing .
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TJ -'· llli'irtlnel 2. DMlneer a. '•-r...:--B-~ :...L... r ' ...... -"' S.:1·1 ~te Ocimaitttoolimll(e ~ ... FWI ·-... t-· ' ... ~=·rr:'-f! o,or. "t"r.! y a unanlmnua vote of 'the Ru.dent eo(mcil,. .....1: -...u .1-_, .. ..._. -M• ,.._ -.,.,-.. _. .,;r,.;.\·~i~;. -• ·-· the mucot ta now known as "Rlllller &!m-': ;.:.,. Ta.. "';;p;:".~ --~ _._ ...,~ ~. ~ i:.i;:" ~ ._ .,.,
;;; -.•.~=..''re-< Ono Of the main charactera In the 'comle strip -~,Coller• (~l,t). <!..~.et!'-4 ~~::..,,.~ --·· ~.~C:I zw·~=.J!:n... ·'t. c..,..iw a. I.a HSagebru.m Sam" and ~ of ·Adopting ....... a..IDlm WU bin«· .,.,-I .... '(,-~ ... ~ ....... •• . . ~Ill".;.~"'""'-, -• Mo•· bJm, the COmmJllee OfllltaCted tho creator of,tho lq out rn Ila elalil ,.. .......... .-ef --· , .' "l'•jll''!';''"•" • • cartoon, Tom K. Ryan. · -,........._. weot, tbo ....,._, ... ~ ;;.; Race Results TltM: tl.J. ..... '"" t. ·-I. 1'1rr1r. ncl D.-....,. ......... 1 ..... t ·-q' uletly .. • .. IM . A •• e I e:1. .,,, . ..... ... I '""" ' • L J However, Rvan's reply fr= ~ 'Muncie, I . -· r --u ~·-....... co -·~~= li"Cti.r ~ ':.':· 1. ~ office .wu, ''I'm afraid he'a i»t niean.·.enoqb to -"'~""' Juat three "ft7');' wm N ,.._., ,..~ ., ......: -
•••· n.i.r 11.55 be tlae, Rustle~. You. aee, Sain handles the' ~ &-. •
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HOl.lVWOOD PAllK llESUln l'll'TM llACL '~a YHr 0=1M..)·~2·0ennlf;l.I-. work." ., ICGNd 'lbelr lone run -»-11•-~·-·-T-. .... --~ ...
WIDNESDAY, JUHi!" M. !NI olds. Clllmt1111. ,_ ..... KJ 1 T 1111 t J ow. H R th eeded lo dta '-!----.._ ~ ,. -; 1
CIHr .. ,, .. , Don't Ll• (D H11t1 · 2'A 1'.'° •.20 OI~. "·~· • "'I. T. owever, yan en proc w UY wttb:o¥t tbe,~aid of. hi( in s.:. .. ;. .. ~· -•
•111sT 111.ca. • fllrklng1.' ~' "ur c11r vw 1M Y1ilftMl91 •.oa 1'·'° Khl...o1,li~·. ,.," t. c.r-ter 1. )WD version of a Rustler and donated his piece the ,...,._... frame. n ~~ a-· eoaall old m11den c:alll 11W1 eeldlntt. Pvru TM Wonl (F Garul L4I 'Si~ '""" f 'ti t .-i--'~ l$JOll Tl 111 rw. :.-!:, ~ !. •-I.. l'1r-) work for COtµiideratlOD to the CODUDl ee I " .-1 M-""•loo :. • ' ~ ==· J1y•J Doub .. {YIMtl 13.111 i.'4 4.00 :-.It.ft -Wlfdloi lt'llllt. ltvltr I... ,, d t J.-..J... J._ 6LVell ..--.. ,,... .........
Jett PollCY (J A.l'fffbum) 4.20 2.IO s-. TrNd IN Turf, Pl'Mml ...... I, ;j()l en Wes . . . K · ).{ w .... weele9d'1 trlab "'91'9 or .....
,.1.,. ... c•0r IJ s.111rs1 '·'° 01r11: TI•, E1 z..two; Gt'-'"°"' · "He's not the rugged type,. juit aqeaky fut ..,. .,. ...._ • --a-t-011.ver FIH. "" fir ..... -. TIZ":;"k1.'n-srr TI1ta11.NoMsoSo11d.~~~~.,..r~ ·Southland mdknowsh~tot:efthejobdone;"Ryan~!84 , ·1,,., 11 M •1 Wui.-.. ~ .. , :.mt•••• .... ~ ......
Fl .. Awav, $Ind Mar'«. Ill.Ml End )D his} te t tio O' tt~' • ...... .....,,'[~ Pr -~ JI ,....... JDltn, l'lffl It~, Fllmlne Urwe, Tlilt N SIXTM ltACI ..-;;;..._._ 1'1111.. & , I I cre8 D. . , .. ~ ~-a;..; • !l! ftrclf 1i • J, ..,.._.., ,........ -........ f/lf Jl~~lldled -lucb OM II ll:ecllo l!I mare 3 \'Hr. okb ..... C1111111ec1 . T . . The Student Council sent RyJl)l') apecial CQdl-' '• ' iw ...... aa• .. .,..,.., ·~ ya ~ ,... ..... ., .. ..,.
• · Atk1W11'M:ft. P11,. wooo. Pl · · nendation for solvin\the two--year dll~a and 1 , , I 1'H KillleMiu:tt, ,._... · .,.... tw uitr a·
SICONO RA.Cl~ .... "'°""". , \'Hf FranclM M. p-i.rcel ...... : ,.. rout ant UD •• ~•er Sam" now •• a ho-·. • •!Bi!:' t • I Bm ~~ ... ·--..... •6.lit olds. Cl1lonl1111. PUl'M M<IOO. lacl' Brlldlls ,f~) I. J.tl .tWDM _, .._.._ 4 t 1'1IJlW'I J ~ -di• call .,..,,._.,,,.__,,_,_ • .,_..,._,,,.~'::'.!,'i:"\1~""'".l l · 'f' .' ·~ · . ' · lllfact,theGoldenWesteampwlllgosofaras "' • • • • !II-·-. Willie •••wGl'1oail-;~
curr•1h Lau co P1..-u1 '·"'° •M Abo it•~_..,.,,_ Pit; A .. lt"., ' nle~witif1 are .... ••Y "Rustler Sam:"-11-one-of the-tou~besl--1·i,·. 1 i-i--•-»a---e_ui_JU~Jeaw•·' .... w. l•l'f Cit (l Plncav Jr) t.OO Jim Flvfh' Thl:ioJltll ,,.,. ti C:-r ached.uted. to i "' I ._,.... .....-~l.~1.:'5:__ tl"Ofl Actmlrii. ema "'" L..119, TQ!fld. • -• of rece ve pl_ants :haracteri around, rivaling the Anteater a UC f : i ""'9rl, triple I • m ' e r -.. -1'111-.. -t
srr-ri.. eaihful !lob, Ont For Tw, A -F. w. ,_ fl"•lnlill lfttry, catacbable-aize rainbow Ir.Vlne ln ,1beer, appeal. I J AarW.· ~' UM ,_... ttn lftleel • • . ·
s11an1.ii Mod, G61Mn I<...,......,, lusllet". ~lQ"ilchel. • ,~ .ttWi ~week from the'1 li, .... iJ!iilo'm'•",j,·-·-···· •'ii'il!J··,;,·~-•lli••••••al .• ·J Neal -• A~, .. Jiii =·lie, •"~'• llr,:~,11~. . (\ ' f ; . ~ ,llVINTN ·•.toeii ~ ''M!.:.:cl~r~ ~ent at Fiall and T•ii 11 'i' I t Vii.., P.illtt ..... l wdlr llltetN ...-: SC:
-turl. 1 .,..,, --• -. Game'• Sout.hern Calif.-'-0A1LY DOUILI!, 1-JIJ"I Dwllll a 1· Plll'M S7500. • bale'~ ~-Ha1ty lltUler, Pal• 17J.llf. Out ol Focv. (Y1MJI ~-•.tt S.• ,,_"lei.
THl•D IW:I!. J.., "'"-9. ; v.r e:u;,;::i~Pl(~~ru) J.Of ::: '""'~!!_ aJ'e rtmfnded tblt old ma~ torM .... C.llferl'll1. c .. 1.,,: TI--1.Jt. was ..... uug ii tentative mid
11111. Purw s.uoD. Ai.o RM ,.... ltt~ SMNrW, may .. -... n .. be ........
Fi.sh Report Baseball Standings , SPECIAL ANNIVERSAR.'t'.·-
1968 11111<1 JloYll (Plncl'I') .... f ... S.tl ~. 1'1111 ....... .t.nnM """"'· ..... __ ....., ~· UTn.JfT'INGTON BE A CIH ' JIKkhlJI Gambt.r (~ral ••• ,,,. Flgtit or l'n.M. . -. • lfU'•.& ='~~ \'1s. "klr11ctt1 a.• Scntdold -Kh.i ... ,. ·LOS ANGEU!:S COUNTY <Ten nglen on•one tioat) U N.U.nal Lupe Aaoerleu·t:.lia ... LINCOLN CONTINENTAi:
.SALE Alla ltan -Ganltl>r, ,lkltt, "-• •1otm1 UCL .OM rnn. • .-. -Bouquet n..-..-Creek barr•cwi.,, elght bonito, 93 ' W L Pct,
SP\', 0en1Mflll ~. Fllslllne furt. l ..,.., old' nm-. Altew•-· ,.._.....,1 ..-.,vu • "---st • -~ ,. 28 •1• hlla, llurn.' Time. DodW Doll loo. PurM t12.ooo. · ..... ,-41 Late,. San Gabriel ..,_. · .._ .., .v u John'• eoi.., About111o. Tim11 111 L ...... tc v111.-.z1 River East and We..£...._.__ DAVEY'S I.OCKER (266 San Frandaco » 34 .634
Scr1tdlld -EIKfroll..,,..., Full 7ACI SM '1Af 11~ ~vrlUll, boo~) 775 AU rir-. sti1n1111 111111. Trlp().lu. Ml• 1t1bo1 fJ klMl .._. i .• SAN B E R NA R D I N O anglers on seven ut anta KT 34 .521
Fellcldad, Tta~ S.......wir. Tl=~':,'/.. LarnwtJ-IM COUNTY Arrowhead boDl"to, 858 bul, l&1 bar· Pblladelphia 3.1 32 .508
•ou11TH 11ACI!. , -turior... l'uu.. .. .1.11o 11111 -To.· .,..., . "''""· Late,. Ble Bew Late l>fff> racuda, ts yellowtail, 34 Loi Aqelei n n .• r~ ~~11r okb & uit. c111mlfll. Hi:,~~ ~,,.~1:9 ~. lrtlll Creek upper iection, 'Green ball but, 135 misc. , <lnclnnati · 35 31 ,493 ~ ltecovert IW H1111ctJ M111. L0¥1rw i..-. · VaJley I.Ge Gregrrv Late ART'S LANDING (59 New York l4 31 .481 "·· •.• .... --"-""la A • ..,, • ·1 --boM•) ~ Pittabur-- -4'11 T1rry IJ Lambtr1J 1.20 •.oo MINTM ttACI. 1-1111 "''"'· • ,._ .-.. na River, Santa Ana ang era on 1tuee --... -» ...u •
-eevw1 J1u1a 1w Mlhomtvl i• ollh • ""· c..,1m1,.. P""' MOOO. River "-... '" "'ork ' •·-acucla ' 443 bonito 295 · Chicago • 31 40 .m Tlme---1.10 J/S. YlllM (M YI ......... ) t7M ft.• fA •QUUl.ll I' • ~· ' ' • Alla 1tan -1111ullf'ul Mlsa. 1o war, T• Foot Hl911 tJ .a.1..,,1 ._. 1.21 VEN'IURA OOUNT\' ba11 tour halibut, mne Holl4ton 30 31 .423
•1 .. ou1H!'f. Pin to sr111. c-r a,.. 1w Ml...,,...,I 11• Reyes Creek. no'wtau w · -· 11...,..
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Riverside's Al Charlton Nick Stlelllo (Co 1 ta (l'otmtaln Valley) at 4,043, · McBee {Fountain Valley) at
Detroit
Bllltlmon
CleVeland ' -~
Cellfanda
llolton
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maintained bis lead In tlle Mesa), Ken Dalelden (Fotm-Fred lletna1 (Coat.I Mesa) 3,80!, Dldt Braaoeb (Foun·
·west Coast Match Glllp• · ~ .. Volley) and Jo b.n at 4,0llt, LarT)I K • 11 er taln Valley) at 3,744, Wally ~'-'·-tio t ,. K · ~ '(C\Jafa •lllefa) .,. 1 (We~. at 3,V/6, L. Nelion (Huntington Beach)
£ol.lUWm n.s • i.ue 0?8' the Jorie area eirt:r:iiltl'aWl.1fSchoidfeMet-(C.OSta. Mesa) ~ .3~. Byron 'Clo'w
Lanes oo Monday nigbt ,as , tn'lhe "~" J:ll!1niJit, IPOdlni ''It •J;l1; ,Bill. Klotz (Hun· (Newport Boacb) .a\ 3,817,
tlle field of competllorr ~ lotala,;O( J,'lie, \ S,,_ and) tbilionoBeacl!) at 3,842, Jim BOO Cook (Coat.I Meoa) at
trimmed to eo>tn each 1he '3,418. · · Jones (Wemninlter) , at 3,667, Mack St. John
"A" and "B" dlVisions . ~the '!B~ ae&mfllt, aiea 3,830, Troy Avery (HUD· (Belbol_) It 3,650, Ray Johnson & Son
Cbarltoo'• 20-game total lz coo-illll la tho nm· tlngloo Beach) at 3,816 and Bryson (Costa Mesi) at
4,296 pins, widi 'An&belm'• nlng an 11'7 ,W-.(~. Biil ,P'oaring ( Laguna 3,591, Gale Volz (Huntington
Jobn.5avoles JollDwlq with· MNil"lll ~ ,.._ irltb , Beai;ll) ·It 3,8QI. Beach) Ill 3,543 and Gil
4,176. a 4,jlf tOlal. Joo --. 1nclada Ra l p b· ~ <-r·atJl at
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one run bi the second 1Dct
added another tw'o in · th•
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in the third via a single a d
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stanza by Wl!l'J GI more San
Clemente miscues.
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SAVE 3,4,5!600 •.. 0R MORE!
At most ctean·up sale8 · ·
ifs the car dealer who deans up. But during ~l4rnouth 's first annual
"Dirty-Up" wle 4m! clean up ... $400, t500,f 600 or more ... ~onestlql
. lt could even' be more. depending on the dealer and 'lhe deal-
becavse we're eating the fi'rst qeal'S depreciab'on! Thats like geftrirj
9 new car fflat doesn't depreciate the ffr~ ~ear. 'like a Fu~-
. Satellite". 'Belvedere-Valiant. .. Barracuda or the aAto induslrg's IOwest
price.d watjon w1lh the down ar.4 tJUt tail9ate! 1ts ruce sa111i19s
like these that got over a ~uarter of a million tJwners of d1t1f.f d~
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JUI! throe ~-South of Saft Olop Fwy.
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''Tbe Glw WaD,'' a tlooDolllill.lul'lll'llll!lla -.-..,...,.__ 7-7:U.-1 boat o1 oeoior
· color 111111 1""oduced ,llJ bold 11111 Ill ft,/ ... -l:IH:t6.-I ~ ,, __ men·-Mllli·maln, Ill to ft.
Jim"'-al 'l••l'I ._,, .. _ ..... ' lk ··--111 ·-· "":'iz.7·24-1 beat al bo • . Au, jj _...... to ... '.!'Is -.aid lo -~· . . . fl """"'-it I p.ia. 'l'/'*1 .a '1111 ........ ,.... wlll .• f:f'-111:-liaollo o1 lln-11mi·malll. Ill to flnala.
u..•·-·-· ,...,, Ila=· · lar , ~ lat to · 7•2'-7:~1 boat ol wom-.. ~-------..i --._., · ·~--~:.'iiid 'lD _.. e '•. ~-molb, 111 to fl. ~--,.............., -· . ulo. • ,,.. _la a·jGlal.-'f4: ·• llHi ,. ~· 111:4'> 'M -7 beau o1 7:3":!M-4 heata al jun· •
lln ol tho La&uia -mid'a ~. 11f 6 _., quartc-llnalo, Ill to for aemlftnala, 111 to flnala, 1~!'9'51 -Senior ~c:;; Surflhc Club and tbo ....,_ ad It .,.-... -!ftnaJa, ii.I ID quartor· 2nd to ll!Dl·maln.
reotlon ·"-lo J .... ,...,,._ ,._ t:-al ~· mala. t:M-8:12--4 heata ol men's 8:51-10:11&--Boyo' finals. I ....... ..._"' -,.., · 10:118-10:21 -Women'o fl. City al .~-• .,. ............ . to~. 11:M-~:1'-lllaallallm>-·llODllfinaJa, lot to flnala, 2nd ala
der ·~ clrec"-J~•-t. ~. !Gr ~-· ltt ' "' 1o 10mi·maln. n · · I --.. n~-...... ... 10 :21-lo :~untor flnal4 •. llGrudil. , 1 , __ J -Gt ·wom· oemi .. , • t :IJ·t::M-1 heal ol Junior 10:36-10•51-Men'o f\nala.
.\ilml-II ID -~I., I · I":;:. -ia; Iii '6 · IJ:lf.12::14·~· 2· hula of , ·•ml-main; Ill lo llnals. 10:51-11 :311,,-Tandem.
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, and' $1, -......, ltt· -·to-·· · .,..,., Q--mala. Ill lo a:-.-1 heat ol men's , 11:36-11 :50 -Club ni., · llai Ille balfi!doe, lnot. -)o(--nnals. .oemj·fllalo, lsl to ftna!J. . • race.
FRYE'S FINS '.... Skip Frye, f.A raled111ll'fer from San Diego, exhibits five
of \,lie radically ccnloured !Ins be II currently experimenting_ With. Fin at
right II three lnchea hilh with. a base of four inches. Small fins are being
used In smoother .1urf wlitre a v~et,y of control release situations occur.
·:Creative Attitude Provides
New Base. for Sm_-fing Sect
By CRAIG ukKWOOD " ' dlfference>-1~: ~itttude. It ts · ·"c6ntroversy .
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''nle new ·creative • them momtlltilia. And COQl· munioation fike · this i s titude among the peGRl,e jn:. begionibg to'.chilige our at·, teN. 'fbe pressure· doesn't
Volved in 1urflng ~Y b titude over·bere.'' .. , t bother' me that much, I
amazing," said Skip Frye-of · Frye t addlil ~that h e think I:m more attected by
Sao Diego, currently rated . thou~· this·· tacwr alpne the Testrlctive attitude that
No . 2 oo the Surfer Poll , was goq to-be ·ihe unltlng a cdatest necesearily places
tit L ,--., And •-OD l'~·g," 'jSomebody comes. up wt ··force m ~ '"'"UPfi' · w ~un
me idea and the' next wHi· .• anyone Jn H&,,-~1during the FrYUelt the . subjective
five people in various pl8ces last Wint.er' 'this ' teemed to oature ol. the sport did not
up and down the C086t have be true, oommuoicaUon and leOO: itsell to good judging;
tried it out and are involved dilfq;,ion of ideas was at an unless the contests were of
in the proce91 of evaluating all-time high. · the Tom Morey t y p e -,
it." "Now my early"tnnuence cenkfed ar.c>und time aod
Frye, 25, who bas been were Dewey Weber Ud Phil distance. 1
oDe of IUI"fing'1 enduring Edward.I, like many ol us· "I trunk that 'judging ti
perso.llillkies both in bts who have been in .surfing for improving, but it is difficult
capacity as a competitor some time~ 1'hef "Were pro. for judging to k;eeP: qp with
anddeaign«', leaned back in bably, if you ~~draw an riding, Judgjni ·1s1 ~ com-
tbe chair <hwing rapid .anology between. :art ~ lng closer to . teni.nl . the
sketches m t11e air to u-surfing, they wer~ ~ .tradi-sm -than aiiY time ~
lustxate ru.. poiot. ti.ooa.li.lt a<;bool. .,. •. adu~~ 1 lair 10 years, -Gowever!'·
"Before, just a few years the peak. ot·tbe-.traditionalis~ . Frye ltil1 r beliriei l.he
1110, the idea would be school. developmental pace of ruif.
dreamed up. For sure. Then '~But Gec:rge Greenough ing is stimulated by em-
it might he ,cJllcus•ed and came In wilbout . all the ,.Josta,., OIJIOClally by I IH
toy eel with. But It hung preconce~ iGll Iii. bfil il'~lub to-pe of cooliiat
around for a long lime µs looldng lnbew~Olit\ Where judging Is informal
before anyone tried it on. . . Mats, bebyboards;uything and infonned ... a jury oi.
now this 11n't the case." 1h8t people OllD r!d~ on .. ~ . peers, iO io q>eat ........
Barriers are being trot.en, he had deal~ ~ng . '1ContribiJtions to surfing.
commercial *rter1 for oqe vehlclet. · • .wen, Jlte We are tieill« made in many
jllk!g, IDier Ille on1laught Of _.. all, driving ''9 Chevys k -~-om b ' 'thil new communieation."· and'he;hld a .,..1PoraCbe. '' bac Y"""" garages Y
Fry -"~ th I I Fry • firll' H-with people who several yenrs e -.nauu a PfPP e e s meeu ... ir. ago wouldn't have thought had mMundentood some of the fabled: Greenough was , his remwb mide recenUy With ooted,A u·s tra li an ~bout it. They d have.been a
about the o m,m • r c 1 al -·~ Bob McTavish1 . He little too sc~ lo actualy e awier, . tackle shapi.ng a. board. ~ of .surllnr. . . recalla tbe · expen_ence . 85 They'd have just bought
When I aay commercial h1&blY ttimulaUDg, oot.ing their naJne.SlD'fer wonder
barriers I mean lndlv1dual that Greenoueh talked on model and been .U.fled
jealou1ie·1between, eftry aspect ol .surflng,,as · with•rldinglt Now they me
manuf9CCmtn, I ~on' t will as WI I ted things like • deiigning, sb.lplng, glasslnl,
mean ll>a' the m .. w..~-fireplaco deslgn and go-onl rldJmc th.U own, and
turen: st.and a1 barriers • carts. . . surfing it going to profit by
themselves. Generally ttiey "Greenough travels f:O it " '"'-•e ...,1 are progressive·" A'Ultrlllia frequently md it • 1
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Frye ~s niuch of 11 oatar.i that w'~ his · "~t now I'.m wor~
the "new wave" in surfing motivation and drive he e1.clus~vel:y witb fin deS1'1.
to the Ausslet. would imprees them. Their It bu inlr1gued me, and I m
"They were riding talk· ICtllle down there is more trylnt to get into t as far as
ing, seeing, an d ' com-natural less mechanistically I can 'go."
munlcati.ng .•• p when I directed, and Greenough Frye has developed 1
visited there ·I W.. really COUid communicate and ef-short bca'd of more-or-leas'
impressed by this total type feet an interchange with conventional bottom con-
cl. intetelt." Frye had them." tour, wt1h at, ellptical
vistted A-alla on a receol Quellionlng Frye about his ,,,_ star1lng lull beet al
Windamea tour. future cmn,petiUon pians tbe turned-down DOM Rea
"They'd go out, try on ., brought. a I ho u g·h I I u i and _, ooltly back
Idea and then go back to Ille reopome. from tbe blond to•~ tall. The turned
shop, working and CCID· laurfer who bad recently down no1e .nows nose~
munJcati.ng. I thlnt the bulc been the ceder of S!J much ridJDC.
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2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
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Some View BAYna<T. o1<r. -, Cooto -2100 HuntlntMti '-h J400 L-INch 4705
lrom thh 3 8R, 2 battt. hoolt Br. 2 '8t. OWNER-Price
on a hlab lot'. ~. ,.no, l"edlloed * ftU'8l
dhle llf on alley w/extra H Ml IMch 1400 ~. Pride of ownmili!p ~~-.;... __ _
.,.., ""-""'11 io "'" SWIMMING l'OOL now, $25,800. Pick the one )'OU woukl lllte .~lt.AHAM ltl!AL TY to '" ._ have a awimminc
(N8.f NB Pott Office) pool th!• summer. All have
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SPLIT L»IEL •S BR bdwd ftoor1,
Mecliterr1ne1ft 2 story ........... Ul'.2!!0
3 BR 2 ba, IP8Cioul livln& •• BR 'ftt• model home,
"""" •lhlih b«med C.U-"""""" !ft ll""' .. IM.995 inp, enclOHd deck, eJect. *4 BR. Sp.nllb Hacienda,
dwnb wa.iter, .i @lecVonle tile roo'f .......... $S2_,500
ta.rage doon. aa1e t> *3 BR, clean 1-lhll'P,
5tjlools. J.17 ,950. 642-37fl6, 5 years old • • • • • • $16 ,600
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Compue Qu.allty "3 R'a"
5 Br. Fam nn. 3 Ba. 3
level, 3 pr, 3.<m aq.
ft . cu.tom Built.
G E. :n.1 St. NB. 548-6113
Bolboa CovH 1215
\\'A TERFRONT 3 BR 2 bath
privatl! pier l float. $50,500.
cn4) 525-371» aftf!r s PM
B1y1horea 1225
YOU'lL LOVE IT!
Step to private beach
3 Bdnn, 2 bath
Nl'!w, deepehar earpetin1
·~ $39,~ BY OWNlER
Call for Appointmel'lt
Z501 0-estvif!W Dr. NB
645-2243
University Park 1237
Cl!ANCELLOR Homes 2 BR,
2 BA Den. Bellmed Ceiling.
Prof. lndscpd. Lush Cil.rpf!ts,
dra~1. A Beauty. 5%.<ro TD
S32.950 Owner 8.1.1-1707
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NO DOWN G.I.
or U,W, Low FHA. Co:ey,
cbefrluJ and dl!M 3 bed·
room. )lW!. carpet and shlpy
hardwood tloorl. HC!f'M on
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7682 EDINGER
842-4456 OPEN EVES.
6 UNJTS
Beautifully designed 8'J(1.
Only 3 yfms old on comer
)ot. 4 studio type with 2
BR.s i 2 batM, just a ff"W
stepe to OCftl1I · in demand
•rM. No vacancies, good fi.
nancing, flexible t>erm1.
Owner leeving town -Arni·
iou1. A&lc.ing STl',500.
Tod W1y Rlty~36.2579
./ $20;» down
./ 4 larse BRa 2 Mtha
I CAlU>EH KrTCliEN
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./ W&lk 10 Calbollc
School • """"" ./ 5 min. to 'B8ch A
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8t7-35.11 Evtl. 530-1UIO
4-PLEX
lnc'Olne $510 J!'r monUi, well
locat!d A· a rul money
make ro $fiOOO down will
handle. ThU on& can-
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16552 HIGGINS Clll.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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7682 EDiNCER
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4 BR, 2~ ,bl, 2 llry, l JI
new, 1 blk IChl, S min walk
bch. I.At '2SO mo t o
qualill~ f'.Xf!C• 968-1?30
4 BR, 2 bJ.. trpl, blt·ln1, new.
ly 1nd.lcpd hllck yard, $225
11'.'0 leue. tow. Pqo Paao ,, 1llJ gr R e.~ lst.1\e
Car Brocilthurst • Gar6eid
962-Mn 5tW103
am. "'""'°.:_,..~,-s BR., panelid ,den, din. rm.
L .. una lt•ch 1705 Semel pa,tk>, cpts, drps, bh·
NICELY furn 2 Br 4 den, in•, $2311. 962.25'T8.
newly red«. :YearlY lease-Lr.ASE/ Option to ~. 4-5
R8pon.dble· party. 1S2 Hilb br, nr bch, tchls, $215 mo. l1mned. llossesslon
Or, ....... 491-3%22 ..... -
Sharp 3 BR ,bolfte, near 4 BR Z BA New carpets.
VKY det.n. $116 mo.
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&t ·eounvY aub. V/1-. ntA -···-·--~ --
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$23 750 SAN FllANCISCO
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Friendly family atmospbe:re I ~=========-l!th ~ Oranp, CM • M2·177J., Home St;yle·COokina:
b4""'" -. ----. __. ""t1 Baby Sitters S1nta An1 3610 ._ L ~\.£..IL.IVW _...
Kool POOLI $8.50-S'Jl.OO BUll.DERS own cu 1 t om,
1t ,,...,. ....,, -· -., EL DRISCOL HOTEL .,.u~ .1/1. N• twy !ft.
3 BR 1~ bath Olndmnlaiurn 3901 Pacific Ave. 415: 3-16-2880 terch~e -best ,schooll &
wjth _carpetinl': drape;rin, A ilne address collea:t. lg shady Yd ·
built·bui. FU~c at $16,-in San Franciscn $295/mo II. B r o 1c e r 1
850. ·EZ term11 SUSWk. 2 Br. dupl~lf· Blk to l=wi'.;"::'m='·="='-=="='°=== Pacific ~P.11 Rt'aJty oce•l'l le ba.y. 417 liarding
1147.q P:v~. fli2..54(ll St., Balboi. Penn.
1
~'funa ••ch 3705
673-24114 or St0-954.5
S•nta Aria 1620 Summer Rent1l1 2910
3 BR 2 ha. all ext1'8.1 patio,
landacapes, fencl!d $21 ,000
Owner 546-Sl14 SA
Tustin 1640
1-BDRiM w/patio: rieht on
Ba,y in. Newport Bd\. acn:.
from SeA Shanty. 2 Wk. min.
1250. 673-6146 541-fJ951 Ext. ,..
MON ARCH BAY AREA
LOVELY OCEAN VIEW.
3 llR i den, 2 BA., cpt1,
Dl"JMI, trpl, pool. S.'lXI mo.
Irvine 1231
IRVINE
ViU.a.a:e l, 2 BR Spanish,
green belt location, nr. UCI,
&hopping & tttteation. S24,-
500. By O'ollner. 297-4373 or
442-2741.
DIVORCE CUSTOM BH, 2 Br, lg Hving EXatANGE Cabin at Big
forcetl sale on this 3 BR 2 nn, Cll)t, m,i.. f!tilc::. elf'IC Bf!&!' for accttnrnodetiona at
bath home. Fireplace, lam. raJlle, di.shwaahe!-, e I c. ~~ 1 wk. in July.
ily room with bullt·in BBQ, Priced to •ll by owner. No. ,:;;:;::;;:.--~"""'-=
walking distance to pa.rocb. Tustin IU"l!A . 544-M.56 2 BR Fum, on SEASHORE
lal School & shopping. ~ -======== Dr, NB. $175 wk. rl5-17M
Adulll. 496-1243 betw lo.5 pm
Laguna Beach 3 Br. 2 Ba.
QlMr home, small Nev
town • ~. $175 mo.
Reta. &M-2538
DuplexH Unfurn. 3975
Z BR & pr, ptt(V older cnl·
pie, 21f6 ii Charle, CM ......,,,
Back Bay 1240
BACK BAY Jn County Cor-
ridor. BY OWNER $22.500. 3
BR . home with detached
garage. Large i;eparate yard
area, ideal for boat or
trailer storage. 5%. % loan
can be assumed. Ca 11
642-2146 After 6 pm.
Lovely 4 BR 2% BA. Loan
Ba1 $28,000. Make Otter.
Owner • 54&-8870
1250
One of a Kind
DUPLEX
VIEW, IJP&cious 2 Bdrm, 1 %
bahs, family nn. loYelY pa.
ti0&. Move in tomorrow.
Del1ncy Real Est•t•
2828 E. O>ll&t Hwy., CdM
673·3770
For Sal• by Owner
LUSK HOME
Harbor View Hills
Just moved in. Now transfer-
red. 2 story, 4 BR, 3 batm,
dining room, l~ fllmlly
room, breakfast room oft
kitchl!n, 3 car g~. car-
pet1, dm.pes. S47 ,500 64+21Zt
Caml!O Highlands., 1paciooa 4
bi', 2 ba. On canyon, $36,500,
OWNER 673-4423
Lido 1110 1351
70' Nord B1yfront
4 Bd Home It Gue!lt mite +
IZ Bel Apt Sandy be8iCh w/
Pit'!!". suP. Huge pvt patio
, w/pl.ayroom -BBQ, $150,<m
R. C. GREER, RH.lty
3416 Via Liflo 673-9300
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
In all terms. Lagun1 l•ach 1705 (633-4863 A1tu 5 PMl
R. D. Slates Realtors BAL Isle. Sleeps s. 3 BR, 2 ,~ ... 1 AL5
M?~J9 Count Every Star BA. SlSO wk. 100 H to beach. Aph. Furnl1"9d
WOW!
Duplex 2 BR each, good loea·
tion. Out of irtate owner
must Mcrifice at $21 ,COO.
Better hurry.
And all the fHckerifti lights 107 Garnet 673--0645 Cost• Mesa 4100 in the Clty below. 3 BR ~""~~'-";"'"'=-;-;;;;;home <Enterialruru!nl Para-BAI.BOA Wand; attr. 1 BR.
di.!M!) NT'. Top 'O tbe World. apt (alps. Ii); avail. July, $25 Wk. Up
Liv nn w/walls of sJ:,ua AtJi-, ·Sept. n•: 499-~6 • Studio 4 Bach apls.
Door to ceilin&, blt-tm, and e lftcl Utila ~Phone •rv.
s>.m drenched patlofl, S49.500 RENTALS •Maid Servlc. 1V ava.11.
LOS PADRES fU.TY, 8!16 HoUNf Unfurnished e New ... Cafe 6· Bar .
847-12166
Grenne---St, La""•na Beil.... 3DDD 2.116 Newport Blvd. 548-97!'li "· ~ •y ..... , General
Eves. 536-2465 494-1833 ~;;;;;~;;,;;;:;;;;;~;;;. 2 BR, new carpets, lir"a.pe•,
$95 "'"""""~.;;_· "'H;-,HA=CIENI>A==-• COLLEGE PARK ~:.-3 Kl ~Ana Ave.
TOTAL CASH to GI. 4 BR 2
baths, built-ins. N~s paint-
ing. Ootie to 1e:hool, .mop.
ping & beach.
Br11he1r ltealty
347-8531 Eves: 839-1537
5 BR-ONl.Y $27,650
Ole~ architecturt, ex-3 Bedroom Home . 1%. batM. -======== terior cl heavy chalk white ........ '"' B..utllul yan1 • no pets. -N-port llooch 4200 ~. red tile roof, okl mmth on leue. mis1i:oruJ britk noon, fple, _,, ......,. Ev-1 .. -, Wk.ends din/nn, BR k.. d@ft (or 2 "';Jo"UJOl;lll "''........ Leases
RR>. °"""""""' value .. ""' Yearly $27,500. M li •lon Rlty Cesti ,.._ 2100 1 Bdrm Unfurn ........ $135 '9!--0731 ;:::.::;:...:;;;::::_ __ ..c....;;.; 1 Bdrm Unlum • •• • • •• • 150
1 BR. Dupln. Nice refri&. & 2 BR. Unturn · ·• · ... · • • D> Blue L1goon Viii• lto•e-furn, Gu 1r; water pd. 2 BR Furn, Bayv~w . . :m
$36,<DJ 2 Br. 2 Bath, Vltw, sz (1) 1"l:Mn.42 3 BR Unlum, Lido * TERRIFIC BUY wet bar, encloeed }>lltio, bal-Bayfront ••• ,, •• , ,, , 250
No dn ·GI-Low dn FHA cony. 2 pools private beach. ~~! .. ~v~~ :::_o. s BR Furn ............ 32S
HAFFOAL REALTY Guard Service. Lowdown. LEASE /OPTION sm Mo. Adults. 675-2942
"Home to Match Income" ,-==· '=""=""=·"499-=1="'=·== $1•, 3 BR.• 111 BA...._.,;-:l BR, Npt Shores ........ 200 8740 Wamer 84244m -:-'" ~no;, • R I
SWIM FREE L1gun1. Niguel 1707 Ea ...... C"'1a M... Burr White, ea tor 875-1657 646-7042
Have 2 unbelievably ttiarp
hornet! with heated pools!
CboiCI! or 3 or 4 BR.s, 2
beths. wtui not 1"lly enjoy
thil: wmmer?
LISTER REALTY MU633
PRICED for Quick Sale! 3
BR, 2 BA., crpta, drp_,, frplc,
pa.tio, ri•wly painted. See to
believe! $23,300. Owner 9312
N&nt:uc.ket Dr. 962-29ll
3 lllllRM. -........... '" cw gar, bW:ins. pool n Jot.
minimum 41wn, i m m e d
PQ68elltion. $23,850 525-7389.
l.DVD.Y 3 Bt. 2 Ba with
EX'I'RAS. P&tio, I a r g e
lot. * 962-1678 alter 5 pm
3 BR, 1 % BA, newly dee .. va-
CMt vif'W home. By Owner,
DJ,45(). Terms. 968-3965
4BR. 2 BA Nice View. Nf!'W
carpets. $22,900. Low dn
pym't B-7178
JS YOUR AD IN CLASSI·
FIED? Some<:11e will be
looldnc for It. Dl&l 6'2-56711
tor quick, etJlcient ttsults.
No Matter What It Is
YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY PILOT EMPLOYED w om an 40'1
wntild like NIM to Iha~
home Santa Ana n e a i: WANT AD
For Fost S.rvlco Ii
Expert A11iotonce
DIAL
642-5678
DIRECT
JUST SAY CHARGE IT!
Warner. M&-1338
Newport Shores 3220
NEWPORT SHORES
2 BR A: Den on )'ell'I teue
$1.90 mo. 642-3430
Corono clol Mir :1250
ROOMMATE wanted • Girl
to lhal't tum lilM w/2 other
,trlr. ap 18-2:1. Printe rm.
Meea dt!I M•· 546-3035 BF.Atrr. Ocffnview :l BR, 2 RESPONsTBLE lad,y to ah&re: ha., J Fplc; matnt/pool,
mmlortable., attrae, larce, 1 refrtl, walher ldr)oer. Avail ~·==R=.,.=·=Pool=·==-=lli="== I Aur. ln. S290 leue. ~
Coot1 -2100 ; BR. 3 a. .. ,._, -·· -::;:;:::;:::;;::=;::=:;::=: dlfnnihr. Adultl, no ptll. ~ "" rJllON" -....S..'1'>5211 3 Dlfto 1 a..., beau. 1mced ;::;·~'~=::=:=::=i::::;::
,....i. 2 ML 1o u.. i.,. Rm. H•......__ .loe<h J400 b boat; nr. Wllltelid lhops. ........ _ .. , .... , -
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JCbdt.s,.,.7ut.SJ,'fSPft' Meadowlark ~
-il\I Avoll J""" 21 Ast· •n-<m
'4MH1
2 BDR, atrtlf", pa&, ~
cal Nlttlfll for •dlts.' 1 blk
-· ..... ~ $19l. -·
L!'.ASE 1 Br, DuJJlex1 erpta,
drpa, <le blbol, "1>k. P<tio
am. yard. pr. $135 mo.
1117 ......
RENT
3 loom• Furniture
$25 Month
FUU. OPTION 'IO BUY
No deposit o.a.e.
H.F.R.C.
Furnitur• R•ntals
~17 W. l!tth, C.M. 54.8·3481
1568 w. Lncln. A.nhm 774..2800
Cotta Mee.I 5100
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. ANNOUf!CIMENTS
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on4 NOTICIS p.,..,,... 6405
JOI$ & IMPLO'(MIN1 JOI$ & IMPLOVMENT .I0&5 & IMPLOYMIHl
Hol' W1ntoll, -nao Helo Wonted. Mon 7200 A .. nclol, w-
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Ply .. Cot1JIN . Iii
Maintenance
Mechanic
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WhNdy• w •• ., Whoddy• Go•? 1n the'"'· -.. •..c !'111..:i OVI OLD 1 , ,p~ll!il4"ll~
SPECJAL CLASSIFICATION FOR ~i!',o;::;s P~ri; * .,.. "" ft . iiif.;z?I
Experience ttquirf!d In
hydl'llollc ll,)ltlemt, ltl!am
and wtidl.nr. Onb qu1l-
IHed 1ppllcant1 need ap-
ply to
NATURA~ IORN SWAPPERS ~-' •lfTil ~1ft.1 'll..'ll'm•lft ----.:::e,1
, 11-·. Speci•I Rate P;~~i:~:!. ;:··; · 1 * .·······•• W' M:A~ A AV
• n•s -5 times -5 bucks *fli• • • ·
P1r1onn1I Office .
U.S. Divers
Company 1-W..t ... IW:u~E~r~ 40 MU~~~l:.1:. -Ill ,,... wv:~ ~lpr~N' .... ~ .~ WORICs _ 1-'l'OUI ..._ anldJet MlllNIL 4-4 trne1 llf -.n~
' "'-"OTMING tr;Oll IALI! -rll:AOES ONLYI DYNAMICFRlENDS
, PHONE 642.:s671 With Stttlins qualhiH tor
• • 1To Place Your' Tr1der'1 P1radlM Atl thoee Who care. i»J,141. r 3323 w. Wamer
Santa Au mADE cll!ar vacltllt, l!X·
cellent ltl!a. Will add cash
for Motor Sail Boat -40' to
50'. Corbin+Mlrtin. 675-1662,
DELUXE 3 BR 3 ba tum
on Goll CourSI!, pool, wat-
erfall.!1, hobby llhop $15,500.
f!Q· Want lnooml! Unita.
Dtlnia Rlty Co. 642.ffiOO.
• HAVE: 3 BR furn custom
home on Lakl! Arrowhead
aoJf course $25,500 f!Qty.
F/P $49,500. WANT vacant
lot or unit!. Rltr. 642-1485.
13' l966 Travel Tralier In
new cond. 3 bumer stove,
lee box, slp1 4. '68 tag.
1'r1dl! for camper.-to flt '64
Chl!iv PU, long bed. 646-7616
HA VE 11 Unit•, good ahel·
tl!r plus lpcome. $39 M
l!QUity. TAKE Beach, .F'aU-
brook, Pauma v a 11 e y,
Mts. or ! Rltr. 842·7000.
/NEED motorcycll! OVl!r
500 cc. HA YE '64 Simes,
oompletl!!y rl!built enginl!,
""""' til"l!I. $495. • 494-7204 •
HA VE: M!!rlin~6' Ski 00.t
with 50 hp Evinrude eng, k
trlr, xJnt oond. ~for 16'
or la111:er travel tnille.r. .,.....,.
34' Sedan Cruisl!r (1$6).
Planked hull, WW trade;
or 'M>, dear lotli and po.-
!Dbly nnal.l bo&t!r.
(714) 548-4192JM&.SOO.q
What do you think at our
"TRADER'S PARADISE"
Drop us a card. 0.U.Wed
Dept, P.O. Box 1!75, Daily
Pilot, Npt Bel>, Callt.
* * BUSINESS end
FINANCIAL·
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WATERFRONT. dock: 3 Fu .. rols ' .6412 SP' E CT wcuT .. "l!9 BR. 3 Bal ... Equity 1,;0,000 ~ ..........
FOR: TD'1, Boat, or· ? , or WESTMINC I * « * * * * • ~1 • , .. ~1 .. 11on. #2 Balboa . "Tl ·' A&J.~rs * ... .i.a.a•fh : ~:..t .....
c.o .... 675-<lil . MEMORIAL PARK ~ ~ * ~~ illJllll' ·~~~ :
CLEAR -•. U.it• fum. Mortu•ry. cem.'"" ..... 13.,: * e: PM .. ii'~ .. :::ibe:~~t~ :~~. :~: 1 Comt,letefun.r1l1 ,._ .,.-• t * RT.ADXO'Jn : .s::
500 take -nn. hse in trade. rom $245 * ~ * WVTl[i)(i)fjl f.l\'11 ~ •
:roil! COUrt Ave., .,..,;71 Cemotory lots * llllll' * LI UJl.!JIJJ(!)llJW \J . •
4 !""""" "'""""""st: from $130 * 1111iCU * "'IW.tll,
in .C0«ta M5t. Trade for ~ »::°::~.~! lt *'**-Ir * * 11111 lUI "°""" ... "''" d...i .. ,,,. olooem..,,.1........ * --· .... llllllllllll.llllllll•art1 ~:.:~~:: w .. t :1£n:.:~:~~~;:2l Finnrk1 I P.D. la 1771, 111.-eim Ualil UI03
Santa Ana : val. $18,500;
trad• fo• vac'"t lond, m~ Announcements 641 q SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY
bU hornt, car, ID'1 or 1?
Owner 646-1616 Coast Health Club Comont, Concrete 6600 Gudoning 6680
JOYLWILD 6 BR 3 baJodgl! Hospitality b OUr Motto f LO o R S-W11lks-Pati0fl le ANTHONY'S
w/.2 cabins. Auessect val FREE SAUNA wrm Expos~ Rocks. Ex Pert Garden Service
$40,000. f1{XXI improv. note SWEDISH MASSAGE Workmandlip. 8'2-8514
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Remodel., Repair, ''40
REMODEL It: R&PAIR
Carpentry • Paint • Pla!ltt
If CoocrPll!i. Dick &a-1797
for clear 4 bdr heh a~a of 646-1941 Open wkd.Y• 10 am-11 "'ID t'C'••ENT w-~ U •-, ~ -r "" •p likl! net val. &12-S91ll. " ... .i:.Jn ..... ,., • <Jl""I. CQM;p.....,,,,.~ ..........,.,,.~u Sew" 6960
Sunday• 10 am-8 pm No job too am all. Free es1. LAWNS REPLACED '-'-"-"-'""''------"-'-"'
OWNER haa 3 Br., tam nn l:t! E. l~tb st. 642-5090 H. STUFl..JCK 543-8615 RH.a. monthly cat'!'. Pnin· ALTERATIONS??
An equal opponlnlty
emplnyer
• Precision
Sheet Melil
Mechanics
• Machinists
Mlft & Lathe
Transicom Corp.
851 W. 11th St.
Cmta Mesa
6-42·9000
l~ be. home ln La Mesa,l=======-=-=======~1--'.;;;""'""::;,:;':i.'-':;'"i''--San DI A T 6445 CUSTOM PATIOS &. ing. Land8C8.ping, Exp. hor-THE GOWN SHOP!! ___ -----~ •• '!!eo ~~~ ~ .... E uto r1n1port Block wa.l!s. Also concrete ttr.ulturlst. 2726 E. Coft11t Hwy., CdM IF You 81'e , bor!d with
,..,.-........ .... KJUU .....,. In & -• ~•1010 -67' -1"" retirement! WE need man. NEJED ride to I: from work. saw & remav ... ...,..._ Exnart J1p1nese ·""""" ,, &rH 642-0l11 eY8. ,.-to age 65. us'lsf ·in plasUc
LOVIL v;c, ~ le Garfil!ld CONCRETE, block. Spanb1h Gardening . . SEWING-ALTERATIONS ihop. MUii two: able to work 6
Y shop, bl!8dl. atta, to OC Airport. 988-4:Dl Alt 5 till!, wrought iron, wood & CUI irr•A.~,,edging, trimriiinr. ProfHAklnal & F1~t hn ....... 11tl!a..n.· mixing acc:emnies, gifts. paln"'--1 f LJ ''""107 •-.. , ,,.,, "''" '"'J' ....., Apprnx. $4500, Trade':'£: •um. roo s. e. ~ wttding in lhe f1ower bed~. ,_SMa ... I!. ~ plaaUe, trimming-,_ru 6
N'll1 estatl!, car, trailer or L -°"'-=--l_N_ot_l _____ 64;._;c.;50 Licensed -Qu11ity by month. Free estimatts Alteratlont--642-5945 I0011!· simple lllhl u.ernbly
e&mper. 673«i98. I WW oot bf! respol!ible for Cement W1lrk. 8J9.S«i6 ____ ..,. __ 5JR2 Neil, acairate, 20 yr1. exp. ol novl!ltie111. Min wage lit 90 ,.,;;;::::-7:'==',----I any debtl other th8.n my GARDDJING, Ol!an • up '•· da)'I. Single man wjtji 80ml!i
2i View Acr'l!!I Laguna own.CbarlffH•ten Child Care 6610 M.ulln1. Lie. C&J.1: J It J TILE, Ceramic 6974 ml!Ch ~tudl! pi:efm'fld. Bettch. Some impnwe-_.;.________ G d 1 f ._. Apply, 89'1 w. 18th St before
mentii •--moo · • r e n n 1 or """' *Yem•, the T"lle M•• * -, ..-1(.Vml! . $243,· SERVICE DIRECTORY SPECIAL summer Day Care !!MifTlf!te.. " ,_··--·-------cm f!Qulty, For Tl>'a ·or T ---------1 Hot b11'1.nced meals, m•cki.. ·(After S PM) Cu1t. work. ln!lall & repail'a. DESIGN
°""11er. 494-4653, 4M-fti7. Babysitting 6550 State lie. 2~ lo 6 yrs, 7 tll1'Y ~5600 S.r7.fl8'7'1 No job too sm1JI, Plaster DRAFTSMAN
'39FordPUgoodooodition --=----''-----16 pm. $18 Week. Chi.via ---------1 pitch. Le:Rk~g aho'we r MECHA,.ICAL
&: n.ms ----' . .,._ ... _ £..... r•.•. A. VAN MORN MonteSMri Schools, 1525 N. Yard Oeanup Lawn Mowin& rf'Plllr.' 847-1957/M&-0206 •""""' .. ,_ "" Light Hauling Power 'i'oftlt , 11lAINEE Q'J!'j'SJDERED
• ..,....,. 251 LOWER i;LIFI' Dll. S•"'• Ano. C.M. Mfi..l'ro6. Exo. 548-S06.1/911'.:Im JOIS & EMPLOYMENT Mu.t hove fo<xi -&
:mg Anahl!-im Ave, LAGUNA IEACH MY home, hr, day, wk. vie ' · math ha~~ Machine
°'8ta Mesa Springdall! &: Edi11ger, HB. Gen.rel Services 6'12 Jolt Wanted, Men 7000 ltlOP e1fpPrlence(dttilrable.
You att the winner ol 847--6981, (2U} 592-5312 CAUF. INJECTION
* * * ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICEs
2 tidiett kl the ART &: ORA.FT ,studl!nll will PROFESSIONAL D a.n c I!: MOLDING COMPANY
Contractara 6620 ~p YO:U Witt! creative IUm· D r..u m m I! r, Commerdal, :JOO sna •. CM . 546-4460
FIREWORKS
SPECTACULAR
mer ....... ; ... ,.i. 67'1290 IOC~ ~p. C • • u a I a . --• ROOM ADDmONs • ..,.v~""" · ,,.. ste•dy. M2-3771 Le1dfn9 Import ·o.a11r
L.T. Construction ELECI'ROLUX Hall opening for qo1ditied
Found IFroo Ado) 6400
Real Estate Loans 6340 ---'---'-""'-..;..;..;.;
at the
ANAHEIM
STADIUM
On July 41h
F1mily room11, kitchen or Sall!ll and Service Job Wanted, Lady, 7020 'Auto SalU""n
units. Single ~Ory or 2; 536-0013 ... r D«all ·Man'
plans custom designed. t"or _H_OU_SES_ITI1"1 __ G_.-.,.--....,-. -. .,,-. LADY Would like position Ill! Service Writer
Prl. mooey for 1st A: 2nd
R.E. LoAna from $1500 up
Jack Smith Co. since 1949
543-1311
FOUND Jn th!! vie. rl.
BrookhuretlAdams -ll poo.
di~ .C>wner muat identify. ..,_,.,,
eatimateti & layout, phone: yard work, odd ;otie. lligh houaekeeper or st0v~s Lot Min
P'·--· _,, ,, • ., """'! ~ 229,i -~~•c_:.1477_-1,o'c.u_•.:___ llchl. gn1.d. Dall!: 644-0136 for one or two ~ildrt>n ov,.r O.•n Lewlt Imports ~ .. -...... ~.....,, ' I!"" Llcen11ed Contractor 6 Yl!'llMI nf qe. P. O. Box 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300 ~eel! 9 and 1 p.m. to Residential -Commercial Haulln9 6730 772, Lancaater, Cal. 93534
claim YoW' ticke.u. fNor1h Ma.hit A Repain. Free Eal i===::::::::::::::::::;:, I LMf 6401 c.oun1y toll· free number is fi73-"2129 LfITLE GIANT TRUO< LADY 52 would lik!! position
Mortgages, T.D.'t 6345 ---..-----'--'-'-540-1220) 1---------H " 6 ...... _ ... 1 10. ...... u houaekeepl!T' JOI' refinl!d
M1rine Carpenter
I--...:.;..;... _____ I LOST 6/7.4 mall! Seal Point I ~=~-·-~--7"-PATIOS e Patio Coolers IUung, ""15'' • """· (l!ntleman, live-In. Havl! Ex:pertl!ncrrl, for boll over·
Brln1 your TDs to TniM Sle.me91!, vie Warner &: CHIU> ct.re in my home. Room Additions, Lie. You nlml! it 1 haul. Reas. refere ces. Lagu n a • haul y1rd. Call 722-183.1
local manuf1cturtr ha1
lmmtdltte openlnit for:
• l'roCluctlon
T•t Teck.
• Wlwn
We ........... t.bliahed
commerdal firm with
liberal frln1e Mneflts.
Only .-lo with 11
1 .. st six months 1x·
perlance 1hould ·apply
to ·
PARAMETilCS
'2t llker Stroot c .. t.-549-2221
• CARP,BmRS
'l'raller M mobile home
experience prelerTed .
.Excellent ·b!!ftetlta.
EXPlORfR
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Campus Drive
Newport luch
Public Relations
and Sales
$400 per month be.ti! to
1tart plo1 eomnUulon
plo1 •ulo allowanct.
Work loca.1 att•. Ex'eel·
lent Cl\NJoU opportunity.
Call
Mr. Moler 642-7352
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
Join toda.:y11 f11.atelt l'l'O"linl
pmle111ion-Mutual Fund p ies
No eX?eiiencl! neeeU!l.l".)'•
We train · full or part timl!i
Mutu1I fund Advisors,
Inc.
Npt e. um Weetcllff 6CU422
S.A. 171.2 N. Bro11dway
547-13.'11
IUS IOYS
full & Part Time
Ovl!r 21 . $100 plu1 per week
Apply tn PM'MJl'I to
MR. HORST CJOESE
N1wport Harltor
Y1eht Club
mW,~ Avenue
betw 11-12 A-~7 i!XC'ept Mon,
SALESMAN
-WANTED-
SH Bttt)' Bruce 11
m i,u Cxec
AJ@nty fol' C.Cftl' Girll
410 W. Coast Hwy,. N.B.
By apelOinl, Ml-3939
COMBINATION
GIFT WIA,
& SALES GIRL
SRlell hid IOme gift wnt,p . ..,. ....... -· GoOd-1-and 11.hifi to ~heavy .
earton• Must join ttet.il a~ 'umOn. Top~.
good beneftta.
RICHARD'S HOME
& GIFT SHOP eau 111t awt. m63Ell
AUTOMOBILE
ACCOUNTANT
wlthlmowl_al_
l'iOO. 8"mrdful new ar cm-
ditloned oftlce arad aood PlY·
Call Mr. Stephemon M0-9!m
NABERS CADIUAC
ml Hartior Blvd. Costa M~
ADVERTISING
"""" &fri ltr -· -time work. Tun thru Fri.
11::10 • 4:.1>. Salary, Pus com·
rnimkln. MUsr dther t.W!
dua16ed or dispiiliy exper-
lenctl!. Phone h appoint·
ment. (nit) M6-18lli.
OPEMNG lot 3 women (M!l'
411. ~ da)'L Kitchm OJ)l!r.
Will Int.In to work with eom-
tnercial electric mixel' and
bakl! oven. $1.'5 hour, VI'S
PIES 191 E. 16th st,, Cbata
Meta . No JixJne C9.llt. . * WAITRESSES .
PR.rt-lime, ror dlnlna: roan\
aervlce. 81!4!' M ia Donna
Hottman, 1 to 5 PM •t,Meaa
Vft"de c.ountry aw. :nxi
Club Hou.e itd .. Ot
al!NriAL~ Ottlce Girl Part
time Work a.ltl!ir 5 p.m. 2 or
:I houri J)l!r d1y. A-pply
!famblll'f'l!T Heruy 21 3 6
Pllcentia Avl!., Costa Meta.
M2-84!W uk for Marzot
HOUSEKEEPDt; Ma t u r e
woman to liVe in &: do
renl!l'l..I Newor1r: 1.11 modern
R'Ut'lll home located I n
'J'\MltiJI. Good workins tal·
di!Jmir. &W-3M7
BABYSnTm needed Sm-
. mf!lii&teoly to liv11. in, Room
Md -..... 11!1) to $lf)O
dollan: a mt;inth. We work
from 12:00 1.m. 10 7::1» a,m,
Otll dl9' 4: 00 8B'J..86'D
MATURE WOdAN Needed
to care 1or tNdwr' • cb1dm &-
.do llrht ---Sl!pt. New ~. HB.
Mullt haw """ tr.nsp.
1142-4U7 Dl!Cd Center where thl! F,dwards, HB Reward Matl.ln: woman. ReaD'Mtble. 642-5952 D1y1.Eve.Wknds 811 John 642-403(! Ne area. 494-4839 Oc1!1nslde 'or Contact Man-
buyP.ra are. Jack Smith Co. 847...o.300 W. Costa MeM. a r I!•· Rl!modeling e Addit)ona ./ lfAULJNG . Trish pickup LIV&IN 1 10 nt 1n 1 t 0 n Ul!I, at LS50 Harbor 'Dr. N. Or•n~e Countle• ll rfl!St 'BARMAIDS===~.-.-.-.---
1323 N Broaqway, SA Open 9 ~LOS-~T~:-vx:-· -. ~ .. -.... ~-ve_n_b>-ct, 646-JMol J. G. MacBeth, Lie, T1 rimming. Anything· we do Beach. Willing to d 0 _o.:...c. ..... "..;';.:ld_•c.· -----!"e-~• '-_ caEXPmo.,ERideENll•nhCEDlp •• ·and GO.GO
to 6 Sat. Ph. 543-8381 HB·, •·-•-...... "", ~ .. ·-•oa, TEACHER Will earl! for e 675-5628 e I •II. Exper work. 54>-279'2 .,.. DANCERS ...... , • ....._,_ .....-. ._, hooaework and I or PIY C f (•I RecrNUonal V!!hlcle Sall!I·
named Bambi. Reward child dayt in my horn!!. Additions * Remodeling CLEAN Loll, garage11: etc. ca.M. CAii Nancy at 53&-2617 lrpe .HI eSlnlft men-our l!XPllftalon leavl!• S.100 Pf!'I' 'l"el!k
!IS:l-7375 Halecr-eH area, Costa Meu, Fred H. Gl!rwi'"k, Li<. Tri!!! rl!rmval , dump, aklp, 11 8.l8.s<&'! or 633-ms 54()...2-4~. G7:Mi04l * ,._ !'149-2!70 ha DAY Work. All k I nd•. Experl!!nc-ed. For nl!W itore l!Xce l!nt opportunity fOl' ---;;;====--1
Wn..LPAY FOUND -pretcripli on ckhol!,fill,IJ'adl!.962-87-45 Gl!nl!ral Cleanin g in Huntin'gton Bl!ach, Ex· the rlahl MEN -Eaming WIG SI"YlJ5T
HTGH INTERESr gl&Mea in Parking lot 11l WIO care for 1 child 1 • 6755 Transportation. Reliable ceptlonal<'bi>Portunity! Call potential unlimlhd, WMl'f!d. ~ nee ..
On a 8hcx1. term !Oil.ft or wiU Dally Pilof. 3lJ W. Bay St., my home. Eveninp Carpet Layint & _ro"'n,_t,_•I=-----"'-"' 541-9853 for appt. Call Mr. GERARD S31.,'tt10 Top Sah.ry. Cati Wip by
accept w~ JWtn~r in-,"°'=o-o"~M~e"=-=-~....,.== ,==·"c."l"'l"5.16-851,..-.,,,-1:-;=,-1-----'-RC:•.cP.:11;;,r..;66;.:.;:.:26 IRONING Jn my home. Ex-CARPET Cleaning. floor 545-M09 SALES Vance-&p. ~RI
tett9ted in investini:. No ag;e SMAU.. Silkie Terrier, 6123 BABYSITI'ING, my horn,.. Car pet f'ell ent work S1 ~ hoor.-lllripPing. W.11xi ng, Witlls, REPRESENTATIVES #46 Fuhinn l&Mlnd NB
lim.ll but public relation11 vic40th&:Rivet",NB.''S•m· $20 wk Alao Ironing i t.50 You furnillh han &"• WI "'-·· ...... "'"' =--Letdln• !n de •·e ·d•nt ~ Tor 2 active · Lie. Contractor n ........ a wuneu . ...u-v.10• Gardener & Handyman " " ....._...._ background hclplul. 642-9614 my," ~o lie, llttll!i girl'• doz. 6(2..5484 11 . 642-ll.'tln F 1pP.Ciall.t1 &o!allng Jn over )'otmphn: S20 Wk. ~
"""'· Reward 6'1S-1815 B ~. 1~ hom ........ A pncf'A H I 7035 ull timf! J)l!rmltll~t employ· 100 I I t --'· Mera llfta. 548--8462 After 6 S3000 er $5000 2nd Trust ..... ~ a..,,,R ,,.ng m)' e onwl! 5-46-4-478 evenings Domestic e P JTll!nl. Mu11t bf! reliablr. anti mu UR u,.,...,, l!Xpandlng PM
Deed. 10?0 • llfso need $8(0) LOST: Black kitten 15 wk! you wrrl. Vic of Magnolia le ========='== Landscaping 6810 LIVE INS tnJttworthy. Pick up or Cftr in Or"ngr. County, tbis is an I~=-.,.,~=---.,,.~~
1st m . tPvpty. $97'11 "Pepito", Lonr fur, lttY BE'ach HB. Mon-Fri 9fi8..27l.1 Gordonlng 6610 ° PP 0 rt u n 1 t Y to enll!r LVN 3-U Charae NW. AP. a.round neck. Vic Goldenrod 1~=::::::::::::==::::.1 :::::::'.'.'.:?. ___ ~'.!: GAYNOR'S ' LANDSCAPING Employer pay1 feet rPhl'Qulrf!'d, CoatR Meta lrM. dJKJ1ifiedpro!e11ional16lina ply Jn Pl!f'IOll Brlttol Conv.
S B • k M .. • G "RD EN ING s-vJCE Coorge Byl·-· A&•"'""' onl!: ... II -"• t tlm I ~ ANNOUNCEMENT a: Sea Lane CdM 64-4-2460 r1c , atonry, c. Japin ... G1rden•r "-"""' ...,... """"' M L $"4f-Ol9 •u "' ,. r I! nv1!1tment H09p. 1209 W. HI! Way
and NOTICES LG. Blk. "-/whit!! atreak 6560 Exper., complete y1rd Stall! licen1ed conb'ctr, 106 BE. l6th, S.A. 547-0395 r. •w 5 1!11'p not neceaary, we train. S.A. ----------1 rvt Fr -Retiidenllal -Commercial Chlne1e ltve-l.nl. Cheerf'UI s.t7~. Muloal Fund I =====--~ .. \ha-
Found (FrM Ads) 6400 on chest. i.. No. 3ll7. 3124 BRICK, Concrete, Ca.r,>entry le ce. tt l!ltlmatl!I Yard aeanup Free Eal P•-••••I· Ex-rienced. Plumblr/Journ•yman Jnve•lon Inc. 2100 N. Main, BEAUTICIAN. MOO ve
: Lincoln Way. CM 5t6-401S Cu1tom Cabinets, Small jobs • 543-7lr>8 • No job to big. m3S81 '"' ....-1,... Santa Ana amall cllmtl!Ut. 1 u an l t • -~--RELIABLE R Fir Ea!t Agency 642-8703 .,. ,::;;::.:::_;:;::.______ Be1uty Salon 1836 Newport NEWPORT Han.oor }I i I h Reward! Yr. old blk I: brwn OK. Free Est ~5 : ea a · C'atft.AL'S L n d 1 c p g 1: Service l ~pt.Ir Automatic tranamiWon &:
llChool ring, dasa o( '57, no n..i.arman Pincher. Male I · w/Oril!nlal care. Clean-up1 _... C !Ion -•1 "--li h Bl., C.M . ......,.,.., Builden 6570 &: odd ,.. bl. VI n c I! n t, RototlU!ng S;erv. Free f!9t. :A:'!gon=:c•::IOI::•. Men 7100 •nu new....., !'!!'2truc co .. .., "1'""' · I t, heavy BABYSITl'ER Cort'bll di!l lltOne'. Giri'a m i n I at u r l!J, Ana. 10 Tegray. Call 536-86ll (Have own e q u f pm I!: n t .....,...,,v duly mechlnlc. MUlt be ex-=· ~~bl! Nl!wport R EMO DE J., rep a Ir 11 642-0326 962-47&1 Coaat Employment . _ _ perienced jn hydrcmatic & ~~-~ Y;ir ::"d:.
Paraon1l1 6405 plunri>'J., painting, e~ .• STUDENTS ..,orkin,q their ========== RESU~E SER\l'ICE SERVICE Station Mechanic turbo tranamiMlon ov~aul. &73-44?.C
ntOROUGHBRED s i I v er SINGLES .ADULTS carpentry, r,.lid., commerc. way thru collegl!. All"" P•perhangint AGENCY" Fu.II ttme. Expet:ietfcied in Exeell~t working cnnc11. ::=;-:;:::--;;--:-=7',,-,:-,..,
rrl!y Persian ~at. VI c Med Orange County'• room 1dd. Re••· 67>_3133__ :=:· CJl.~.sc~n comp. P1lntin9 6150 Slnta. Ana. Prof'! Bld,q. tuneups, brakes A ~@1 tionii A Com.Pliny lw!nl!flta. :.1° ~H ~ ~
Fetnleaf It Go Iden rod , •-~ ---:ia 1 Santo 1670 SAnta Anll Ave . a!lgnmft'll . C'.ut.rMtee + Contact nt Cll.ll Robert Ror· ~:~~· li'l'j.-4235, Afttt 6 ..11n~;;' z= ~ C1t1rint 6575 GEN'L CIMn-op, tree MN. R!~~~T~~ina:~ ill d: Cmta Mesa '42·96 l 1 comm~pply· '.'(Jll' qualllW!d 11Nalllkt ~~00 C d ~~-fOc' Interview T Pftf
• ORCHESTRA . • EXPERT c.te..._: Will do rototll, tf'adlng, sprinkll!rt, Hn 3:JO MTt • 5 pm Mon-Fri . man." ...... ~a Cl\evron uwn a iliac
GERMAN Shepherd, mmtly FOOD A coacTAil.S cateril1( Y'OW' ·~ or out. lawns, hAul 'g. Re••· 646-.')848 out: custom dr11.pet : cuttom I~;;;=~~=;:=:=;.= 80' S. Cit Hwy, lquna Bch. FU~ Part tkMi
blond w/blldc atrtpe, 9 m011 WED 'IHURS FRI SAT Ex:~ food nd \c JIJNIMM Ga dene cirpeta; w,.q. coverinp .&: Hel W1nted M9t\ 7200 MATURE COLLEX:E ~ YM& tnaclllnl!t Over 21· S2 br. suar.
-}... yr old. pludc nea col-DAN.CER'S ·coR.NE~ pl "-• w·~ e roa ' -ythr em' I color coordJnalion. 20 Yl'I p I Hi h .,......____, -..... ~ olthr wit ' )'ear11 experienct lbu1. Mrs. Ed"!Mrd1. IM, CMtrated. Vicinity Dell-"' . u.a .. ...,.an-up. o:uuUC•. ....re. ~wn-•n 1n1. P · eXJ)l!t', frtt eit, aamplts to a: ~.._. "'' uv~· • w mlnlmorn for all-around job ~
1438\41 S. Main at Edinger St Req,. and parties. '2Ml638 terv:lce. 646-038-4/54&-0'124 your door. Lk It in•· Rei. 1: car, lamllltr wJth en.ta •hop work. -4.5 hour week ny'a, l..egurLa. 494-82-4'1 S4NI'A ANA 542-9Dl OW. 7-2350 . JAPANESE GARDENER Comm. e Boat Mechanics. H!!lper MP.It\ lot d@:Jlvery, part. minimum. FRY Cook 25-30 Yl'I· 2271 NpC
KITI'EN Grt.Y a-white about fl!Xperiimcedl lime 'l!V • l kendl Call CROW \~ Blvd. Olet• Meu; INTEREn ' Malntenancl! by the month. MODERN DECORATORS Jen .. n Marlri• Corp, ' e w · N mru. CO., INC. 642~ ~~~::kl: •ne~ EXTRAORDilf!JRE C1bf'nehnlklnt· 6580 Good ref1. Exper Sf&-TTSS 536-9513 235 1'"l1ehl!ir, Colt• Ml!ll • 642-8591 _,~ .. ~1~w;';;. ~11~th~St~··:..c~·~M~·,__. liiliAitiiAiD:"m"'1;;;;;;;
For DluimJnatiq CcRiplet CUSTOM , KJtcb. cabinets, LAWN SERVICE $15 MO. PAPERHANG&R. WW pa.int. 2 MEN wffllftr 10 lNrn auto SALESMEN, Mtm'• Clotblria· e BAR MAm, elQll!!rienced
Market· 615--5698 orS!ndm! parttfg • ..._. bltbroom_JUllraana,formica DrptQd1\lll!, Prcfl!ukmal. Sample•. Floe kt· SBO detail buslnl!•. Guarulf!fl Mutt bl.ve experience, Ai> OYtt 21 · Phone far-~
ST. Bernard found in Corona outinp. c.icinal A unique. -. .Re. u. M7-c2 Wf!flkly Service. 162-6419. F 0 118'-Vlnyl, SOIWARTZ * IU YS * . while tn.lnfnc. AclPIY in pf,y MUiien ii: Biiiett, 9outh pointrnl!nt. 5t5-8l83 '
del Mar. Pleue ca 11 . TIIE GROUP ..._ M7 1~ C>vf!r 13. See Mr. Cook, Alt. Pft"IM .......... ----,CM •-•~•-~ .. .-MOWING, EdslniJ, vacalawn. -"""' V--"-,.._, ~ ... ..._ .-..:..-y f73.-S8'J6 uk far NaftC)'· (714) 776-ftMt (213) OL 7-6MC Carpenterl"f ~'"' Gen'I clt .. up . Htuli•g. I ~==~~~-.,....--,o I AM t1l Meu i:m..-: ........,n-Ttx't Autio Sl!lkJn, -y ......._.__ _..__._.. Expf!fi~ In Jewell7.ltort
_......._ __ i... _,_, __ -~--"'·-Av·•'-t..•. " PAINTtNG and PaPt"rln&· 11 try Oub DX! Clltti Houae J,,15 Beach Blvd. H~. e.o~. 'n. t...UUli -..--•""'-'l'U ,.~ ~ •-"vu'""v....,... ....__. ,. .... "",...... ....,n: CAlt,INTltY Odd~Jobl. • 54Ml55 yoo call ml!: we botib!nefl1, Rd., CM. .. '"' onl,y. Gl'•vqllJ"d tbift. ...., .)'!!fin or cwtr.-.:
dle. Olmer mult idmti.ly. KALE A Hearty Yachttrw MINOR REPAIRS. No Job e JAPANESE GARDENING Exclualvl!: but not expen•lve. Fl... I R I -* B~k« A Allpml!nt <l>ttqe ~ Shfip llABYSI'ITER Netfled. 2
11197-1291 widowe" Wbn to meft af.. Too SmaO~ Clllind in ..... Servi« Cl~. IAndlcap. Tr)' me and·11ee. 541-3157 '1 111 .,. rmin m•n, soc)d opport, Ex-per 562w.19th at .. CoM.a MN& emall children. Mr ~
FOUND: Sum of moftey, "ric. nuent>A oplllant·widow 1'itb lll'f!ll 4 <t th« r C!ll~. lnc'· 53'1.-7(1.14 aft '11.m. e PAINTING I FENCES e Permanent polltton, xlnt. !nan, rtl hn, "11 + ec'lmm. LAN't?8CAPER. WANTS Npt Shorl!I ~1* eVllrt
f.l5tb St. A: lryjne, Newport or without ~ager to abllrl!i 'St5-81.TS Evff, •2912 Dty11 Oat 4 ~-... Llwn Interior A Extl!irior Jll'.Y, Mfle6~~tl-a,~h0ck, Npt. Pll4 vacs.tim I. hol;. Apply HELP. SOME EXP ER . ' P/T $2 br IU&I'· rd_;t1
1 ~ 645-83 ~. nr1c 1: t11n en 1-1 -..~ 546-TSl'l " l1Wll
1 in Pertm at Younc • Lane: y9cht. Objective ~ •Wnr A . o. ~-~. Ucemed. DESK CLERIC Tin: o.., 1• E lT, Of. NECF..81.UY. 541-Wi eve.. Brpah Ctlltomer 9ft¥, H.e,.:
!ILAQt IWt.cat wMh Jellow' nlatrimoayl'T P. (). Bm: REP.AIRS* AL~TIO?jS Sfl..Blll, 5t568'10. alt 4 PM JNTDUClt A: DrlD\JOR. KM Nllet Villi Marlna 3 ~ Auto PUT 1:1.rM Milek bu' wortc, F .V., Mrt. Brown MOo1ISI;
....... Vie· al M..., Ploco -T"""""1 llllad. CAllINET8. ""¥""" '''" CUI~ ~Lan ' -· ,_ -·· ""'1. urn Ba-.,,.,., detail ...... -"" 11 y..,. ar --.... ..,. P.AllT-TIME Jl..N .... Doi> _.anc1,,;,.~-=-c.,,,•=·.,'°,,_""'-=== I URGDn'Z ~ ..... 21 ,,.. ~-I ~ Maintl!na:nce ~ [Jc .• IM. aroac 5*4314 Newpart ~di. . CCJIM, NO ..... call• anent 11(11.ttbi. ....... tor'• .met, < ,,... ••••••
J'ouN?;:::t' •••'• ..., --•• ., .,. CABPD<l'ERmG ,WORK -.-att•·P.M '"° "YOUNG MAN -· . Al'PRENT1c1: in .,..:uMM.1 j ""1'oet~abocbtl Pa~trJcJ 1 Pattnl:, al6dbcslw doors Jn-LOW aJ8T Mainten~ "l't"IH°'"';.;;iltl=nt,,__. __ ..;;,;;.:..o I FuD titni. S,~. ldOCldnc • T~a Awto Salon ~l plant, IHtn ~-,.rtt'-'
SIAMESE Ctt. Nllt. Bcb t>ewtt pl.e111e bll her lather at1lled. * 5*-.TMT MOW -EDGE -SPRAY ~ 14 HOUR SERVJCE e .l °h'ttl'ltn!t ~. ~ l~f' S.cb JJlvd. lftl:· 84"•0 tradt!, Jr md WOJ'k. ~ WCl'1c 'ridrdty 22..211-d I&
arwa. ~ <tr alm!r «llJl!el • ( 21 3 ) e (:ppsltry e CaMnet.a e FERTilJ:ZE. . 981-™9 Plombin,g -refll'lr1, remndel· --EXPER. Mechlak whb own e llUMK>YS Gt'aveyard -'l Newp21.__ m-1132 • ..
n;JUND Hippie a 1a1 n I '7!l&-e06 tJt srr.-m1 a.ft t e Btt-bu e AlUndons e £\A,I.Y' PIWI' WANT---:ui6 tnc. EJ~ ttwer clean-JOrN tbe 9!1'iJ .. 1 111 thf toola; llMd)i: pl@nty el $1.tli hour. OMitilet COlft ..............
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hull,%., ftnWled .. ~ LOADED! CLEAN! M•rlne Equip. 9°'5 &ndilttou. ~. '5l WIILYS '.C nee\ drivel U:)o. ....am or as.at? eoed. 4M% 1'•Jlotrope 560-il90£off>:~(~s) •Oil July.-
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fut, lik.e nu $22$ 675-0145 • 673-5661 • . 7' Hydro. free Ubuyer · k.........L. '· ntEE W :'/EPAS " '.~ cond. Mf.2991 aft 1 Y:'fi. IAlf I~ .orul '.~J~ex. ""-·~1 .. n.l.11~ z.;_.. --to.-•? l '::~~~=-~~~::~~::.::"~~11~~~===~·~ . So'."' . . SAND ....... OeL1ixe'6I vw v·~·nON WITll A •. -·. ---u 847-«ITI ,..ute ce · nat t1::1p Variant 65 HP Just '"""' ~ ......_ '52 MG cellent, a:'.lldftion. was. Cali 540-1220)
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Toyota Buyers ~~~~~'i.mi~·l !'.~--·!~ .. with . · .,. _... .. ~ w/blaCk ,.;,rl,. OOFM, "',:'i!":"--·~~r --~ --"'UUDel'S· CT. ORY Botb htb Md pie!. Tb t. Me R. c. r 0 Mll llli8tli . ........... l..IJO •11THY· MOTO' •• _ · •BOAT SUPS• $275. 548-<0T:l DIRECT FA ••-111!15 pluo TAL ot .,_,.. 534-:aM • · 491·210tl ell" 6 pm. """" ""
Power boa.ta up to 22' ·---··-. SALE ~ti .. low .... 00 dft. '86 PO!\SCllE 9U . 5 -', '61 vw. New ena .. clutch, ~~b~ ~ :, ~ J!M SLEMONS TOYOTA $1.50 ...... 64MJOl· Auto Toole a Equip 9410 . I '"-oil poy •• 169.00 per mo. 0.A.C: AN/FM. xlrit i:ond. ~. """°"'!.'·pain!."-· 11125... S..to .... "".-
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IHI TOYOTA COUPES AND SIDANS Lea .......... -. ........ ,,......, ••••.••••• -NOW! ELMORE '6! vw ~· '!""· -
• ''.J .J • .J f •· .J t , 1· • · Phto tach 'ir ~ meter, The·Fabuloul OPEN ROAD SUNBEAM Orlctnal~-$450. FIPrft. serv1cea ena re1ay or 1mmea 1 e u••.,.•ry tn loit-Yicht . etc-Ukeaew.S37-0ll57 , 21 •• 23' • 25, Motor Homes . · • e 6613111) •'-:,... both four 1p11d end autom1tic tr1n1mission 903 • ' models. Chomrt 1 A wolk lhN H.......,.. TOYOTA '6S SUNBEAMI..,,lowcoot 'IOVW.Good ·coodlllon-
ln 1dditipn to the best deal incl gre.+est selec-• CHARTER THE FINEST Triller1 Travel 9425 For , information . call 531• Ph. a:M-3320 tralll.; R/Ht aoo4 tiret. nnt '5(11) taket k.
N-· ... K--• FOR ,._,? . ._,,_ 5130 Factory Rep. ~· Ger-... -Beach Blvd Wstmns•• Good. oohd. $545. 60-0193 Call~ tio~ .. · •• J i·m Slem'ons Toyot1 1110 offers 9uar-.... nw• _., mmpinc u.__.~. aid J.i/O:N · •• 't ___ _
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WANTED: Me-r cury out· 15' V11e1tlon Trailer, caah. 494--5187 evei..:.. matic tn.na., nldk>, heater,
board, long abaft. 80 Hp or $450 * 546-7887 a• Travel Queen. cabover '&3 XKE Roadster, Xlnt etc. Up to 30 m.p.r wtth.tlQ
Jar, 540-3236 Moe-Fri ,9-fi:30 CHA,RGE your .want ad now. camper. Fulcy equipped C\llttm palDt, Diamond tuft h.p. doilJ&" the job: Six to
uk for "PbU." Dill M2-567S far RDULTS . f150, * Am-~ upbcL PB). m.Gl82. d:ioo.e from u low u $1516. ;;;;;;;;;:,;.;==:;=~=~===:;=;;_;:0;;;,;=±===;:I Plui T 6: Lor PllYmftlb u
9IOONow Con 9IOO N-C:us 9IOO Now C•n 9100 Now 'cor:t 9IOO Now Can . 9IOO '°"' u liii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiijjjjji~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiS. · "2•00· Dn pa~ a
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DELIVER·S ji OUR HUGE "JUNI YOLYME SALE" IS . !!!~
~~-~.:::./·.: • ..!·~~ :: NEARING IT'S END. NOW IS y 0 u R ELMORE Coin1ell't duri119 thit 111• 011 ~
""''"d "''"· · 7nt CHANCE TO SAYE LIKE NEVER BEFORE
~, ON ONE OF OYER 2$0 NEW CHEYROLETS
' & ·cHEYROLET TRUCKS IN OUR · GIGANTIC
INVENTORY. ALL' MODELS ARE IN STOCK
AND !lEADY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
~~~
'81 NEW WelpMll• c.mper
Jlteady to ao •. very few ml.
$.139.5. 6'73-1784, 536-8f79
'Ill vw O:lni>i Bus; clean,
-cood, ll900. S300 ....
.... tNW pnte. ollM-6352
·~ YW * I OWNi R
<ll'.AN. ~'MIS
LOOK ' . . .• AMX • JAVELIN •
WE WILL BEAT·
ANY,: DEAL OM A .
NEW OR USID ..
' RAMBLER
OR .. BUY, YOUR~;
CAR ; :FOR C~SH
-HOLIDAY " .. · RAMBl;ER
1•.;Harbor t•
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NIW ...
~·68 ·C-MARO.
Sport.Coupe Hor<ltop. Stock number 567. ·Equipped wi+t.
pushbuit..; ·,.d;O, htoter, tinffd · 9loss, doluie soat belts
.front"& '"" fu1y laciory equipped.
;$75TOTAl $ I 9PEIFot~-. 00\YN me .. tt.1 .on . PAYMENT ··=1:~ . -
. -
2 Deor Co•,-. Stock 11um!Mr 427.
E11111lppM witli VI •111hie, p•thtHlt·
ton rfflo, h .. t.r, tl•tff 9lan, , ..
lno •••t Mitt' h ... t aH •••r; fully
f, .. ..., 411tW4. . . . ..
.. ~~~.:!IT.~··· I l..r 44JTT. t' Deel, h••.,., iil1ty , •
1prh191, '9eu9t1, tlnttc:I 11•11, "''
1hock eb1orb•n., VI •11tlH, fro11t
factory •111~lppff.
575 .5. . 575 .E.. $67·:~~~::. 564 'l:&:::. _.
·IMMEDIAT·E I
DELIV·ERY
• 11W ;61-CllYllll : llEW '61 BISCAYIE . N' E' I ' -1 ~· ~0.1 ... ' ·-c ..... s.... ..... I .... , So4 ... SI«• -· '"· :: ·. CON . · 111111 . a;~~~:~:;-:;.~ ~~~~~~:.~~a:-£::: ·
'CHIYROliET z~ij5 ~.=. ~?s~.a
. .. -. $ ... :-:: $ .... -
··t~ 546-1200 ~= 546-1203 • . .
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· in laguna. Bladi· ~ · -. ; . . . ;
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•· TOYOTA
~ fT99 •• ,,.
.. : '17.70
• •
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· t. tt "''c:• + ••• a nc • • • Lllrtftt· StOct hi· HlltO'Y · · • Al C'ol1n
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, -OU. y~1 I.rive. I · J oyota •• ,
Tliere '"II" IO ot•er w!
.:.. is the lcey
10:~ better
luyl
too so~ COAST HWY.
IHch 494 7I03
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,,.....,, -27, 1961
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' ·s295 DciwN ~..,_ PWS ·'··~; TAXAL1CENSE
DEl!VERS
:qfl AmOViD'CR!DIT
. IUNDNEW · -·ia ·iwa11
·~D09'
'SIDAN . . '
·OlDEI. NOW
. ' .. . AU MONTHL T 'Al INTS IASlll
OM H MONTllS ,WITH Y, DOWN.
IUllDNIW
, '> • ·~ BlRRA'CUDA
i;i247r
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""'2"ll0•r H.T.PVI, •Wtom1lic , t i·
· ... dlo:ho ~lor, Jtow,t•1!01ri119, Ii••
•11ow •• No~ 6507 . . -
. 1$'.l333
'68 RJR-Y· Ill
' C~""'''· .. F A_C T,O RY • Alll
CbNO., F•c.l.,worr111ty, VI. 111-
> ~·• :~~H,..,PS, WSW. You pty
lo1t -than tho d1olor1. Ho. 6419.
.-: "" ·s· .. 3222 · .... .
Fury II 4 Door. VI, 111lom1lic,
r1dio 111d h1olor, pow•r lioot·
i119. No. 64'1
$1333
'64 DODGE
440 S.t1jlo11 wofo11 .. VI, 1 1110·
ll'lllic, rtdio, ho1lor. power
1t.1ri11 9 1-brtk~·· WSW, FAC·
TORY °'tR CONDITIONING.
Ne. 6522
$1444
'65 iMP~l~L
Crow11 2 Or. H.T. VI, e11te,, ''"I''' 1t4tri111 -br~lrei-wi11.
ilowt -. ;;,t, <F"-CfORY A)R,
I I lo-• ·;i • • . F•c.1. Wtrr t11+y., No. 6Al• . .
$2555
HAND NEW
'68 BELVEDERE
2 DOOi SIDAN
1'1'1pel1 2 dor H.T. VI , 011to-.
"''"'· r1dio, h11!1r, powt r
1!1ori119. No. 6402
$1333
'67 FORD
Corli111 GT 2 Door, Low milt·
•qt oufoll'lobilt fhtl it tikt 111w.
Mu\! 111 lhi1 0110 lo 1ppr1ci1l1
I. No. 64.12
'$1555
'65 CHRYSLER
N1w Yorker 4 Door H.T. VI,
•ufofl'!e+ie, r•ilie, k•eltr. pow·
1ir 1t1e•i~9. FACTORY AIR
CONDITt6NING. No. 6241
$2333
, AIUd-""od·Prldloon PJiii Tu and !.loonoo. All Advertl...t Con Good
' -' • ' . ' •· Unless Sold 10 p'.m. Sun:, June-30
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1 sc"~.=.=-.-L-El;.:;S~1 CH!VROLET DODGI MEICURY l'ONTIAC -'63 IMPALA--FREE-~1..AS-VEG_AS_l-,--'62__:::.M:...ER..;;.C_U_RY-.-I '63 C~TAUNA
AflSWEIS VACATION wrtJ~ A ·-M·-·-• QMonv.P1uit Sta· t&.l Poc'ldac Clt.allna St. Wfi·' .v~ pwr •trc· •uto 1nn1. r/h. 65 DODGE o•RT u ~.,. ... ,, ~ -.. th bl In ' • "' tion Wason. low mUeqe Coll· White w, ue tel'-~ dr .. ~:1;~r=iy Mrdtop. Tb.ls ts the n..i:d to me oWner witlil fiH:tOI')' air, rioc::, iuto, P .S.,, P.B., ~ Primed • utter • Fcqro
'"Carble • GET car. r
J know • sill who la)'I die "i
$695 • find C .T. model. BeautlM P.S. .. P.B. Jdc.'61 tarnlb' WA-tor)' •Ir. Perfect vacation
tn Silver metalic rreen. '°" tat' traveler lot ...
673-2529 autom•tlc trans, new-MM.' $920 . $103' 1
trouble wifh iplaytnc: hard to1,;.,· ~==~~~~ 1tl ll .wN!timft you MVet '61 OIE'VY Impata 2 dr, hd
Cf:I' ~. 6126 tgp. V ·I, P/S, auto .
ee.utiful rf'd firllah. By
owner . .$650. 642-6101 IUICK :s '5'l .QIEV ..-2 dr Sta Wiq; •• '62
283 ft1C $m. 11 T7 El
Cam.inn, OM, 54§--5941 .
·~ CH!NY Impala 2 dr. 283,
rib, pt, xlnt. ~. 18,000 on
'67 motor $1195. 642~4
• ; CHRYSLER
'•&1 CHRYSLER Newport
"Full pow~. Low book ~
8ef!t Offer! M3-806t
. CONTINENTAL
CONTCNENTAL -'65 white
~· ~eculive car full
ROW«, factory 1tlr. excellent
'6.l RJVlEllJ>.===1 cond. 772-7440 Mon. ttiru JYLL POWER.. Fri. 9 rt1 5, 637-4168
cond :"'ttkendi and evf!. -. fJ.500 * 642-7995 '62 CONTINENTAL 4 dr.
,50 Buick, 2 Dr. black cortvert., a cluaic
runs xlnt, 1125 S4l-6994 beauty. Fact. air cond., full J=========I pwr, leather uph. Ori1. owner. Sll95. 646-5477 CADILLAC '~ LINC'OLN C.Ont. Must •ell
BY Owner: 4 Dr. DeVille '57. le.llving July 4th; All white fltrl. cand. New tires, law leather upbol. •Air cond, all
mi ., .llll pcl'IW'r. $350 ar-be!t powr. Lo ml. s~. &12-«189
'Offer. 546-5147 ~-·---·-
'66 CADI!LAc. s. d .. __ c_o_R_V_A_l_R __
DeVill~, X1nt c;oo· Priced 'fi2 CORVATR MONZA S250
,IOI'. ~ eale. $ 3 5 n 0 · Autom , new tire&. BIAck &
646-871.2 days, 6#--0247 PYel Maroon· Cleftn. 847-1659
1967 El. DORADO. leather, •
' AM FM ndio, irteren air -. ..,-,..-00~ ... -~,.,,...,--.-N-.,.
~~ 673-4i635 paint Xlnt , cond. SHARP!
$'1'50. * 546-6632 CHEVROLET ----·-
CORVETTE Fr9e L11 Veg11
Vac1tion With A
'66 CAPRICE
'63 2 TOPS.• '66 eng. f,, tody.
Many Xtru! Must SPJ1. Belri
'66 Chev Capri~ Coupe. Hon· offer. 774-4110 ()r 67f>..1307
duru maroon with contrai'rt-ask lor Chuck.
ing blk interior Md blk (M· ========
dau lo!>· Afr rond .... •"'• co·uGAR
trans. Plus &11 the G.M. ex-1---------
b'U. This automobile jg a~ '68 COUGAR XR7 GT, 111uto,
80\utely 11howroom frf'sh. ,R&H, air, chT'Ome whJ.s,
Blue Book M)'!I t2&!0.00 Our ri,dlal, loaded, $3850. Woold
Speci11l this weeirend $2375 conaider Datsun or Toyota
plllfl tax & lie. or paymt11 a.:i pickup in IJ'l\de. 4!M-9509 all
law, as 5 or wkend11.
$19.0Q. On Paymt & ··~ss"°"co"'u"°G°'A~R,-,.AM"°"·F~M~H,-,~,.,
$89.00 per mo. O.A;(, Low mileage $.1,500. 673-8lliO
lnclud'CI Tax, Lie. & lntft'e'St nr 6'1'5-3222 F.vf'.fl.
ELMORE FALCON
tim. Truly a pr~ Mitomo-1st ~ k>I on Harbor Blvd. lat eat lot nn Harilor 81vd. '
1>11 .. Special """ 11•·111 JOHNSON & s· ON JOHNSON & SON .
pllllll TM. or paymtl •• low
•• ,$51Jln paymt. I. $51
per mo. 0.A.C. includH t .. ,
lie ... interHI,
ELMORE
TOYOTA
~Mircun'
Calta Mesa Branch
tttl Hlll"bor Blvd, 6(2-.71J>O
'64. Mll\CURY Co&ony P&rl<
11Rtb!. wagon, R/H, il1r
cond. Top-mechanical cond.
Inquire Lido Shlpyani ~
Lido Par4c Dr. NB 673-1172
l.Jn(!Oln...Mtmtf')'
Costa Mesa Branch
l!Hl Ha!'bor Blvd SG;.1\W) ,
1194-'320
!MOO ... .,. e1w .. w-01,DSMOllLE
'61 OCXX:E Lancer, 2 dr, HT. I ---'--------1
4 Sl'EED
Sl'ECIAUSTS
HIGH PERFORMJ.NCI_
CUSTOM C~RS
01.ARGFSJ' ~cnON IN
ORANGE COUNTY
Selec:fitel .Auto ·
' cyl, ..... ''"· ""' Ver/ '66 CUTLASS Center clea.n. $4!:6. 548-6948
FORD
'(.6 Olds CUtlau 2 dr H.T., 130.1'l Hubor Blvd. 5374646
beautiful black boc«t't M>al
'"'""' with motaDlc gold ROY CARVER -·
lini&h, f'actory air With P.S PONTIAC
FREE I-AS VEX'.iAS le P.8 . To he .eold at whole:
VACATION Wml A salf! blue book $1900. Sa le 2125 .Harl!or Bl., ea.ta M..;
'64 FORD STA.' WAG. r.:: SUnday J""" ""' 6 K16;tf44
'!be O:iuntrY Sql.lln! top o( the ·11t e11r lol on Harbor Blvd ~;;' tm~·~ -~ '.:~ =~::.:. w~ JQHNSON & SON Bently ---
trasting bltH! vinyl \JJterkll'. Llncoln·Mm:ury , 1..~ .. ""'ro"'NTIA=-c~.~G==ro=='-. -dlr-.-v-.,-, 1
Air cond, P. Str. Auto Even OW!ta Mesa Branch 4 epeett. Rav8' black top
a lugga1e rack. ShoWroom 1941 HArbor Blvd. 642·7ffi0 wittt i)earl irey bottom,
fr6h. Special thi.11 wttkend '63 OLDS. F-35 Convertible. black leather interior. RUDI
only $15$.00 pku T&L or LOADF.D! Eggshell wh.lte, excellenl. ~ to appreciae.
pe.ymts as low l!.11 $62.00 dn matchft\&. top., black plu!h Make oUer. After l, 49~9713
paymt &: $62.00 per i\\O OAC. intl?rior. Owner tr om (JI' 639-3617
includes tax, Uc. & interest. Newport. Take $75 cub 'fl'i LE MANS ~ cu. in, 4
ELMORE dels, dlr, will flnAnce 1pd, $11MO .Blue a<dr;. $1fr.O
balanoo " 129.66. Dtll '""' cMh. , ;
TOYOTA l . 494-9'n3 or 6.1.4-3617 * • 64&SM4 *
·n ows ..., • ..., """· ========<I
t.s.m Beat'h Blvd., W1tmnstr Transist<rized i g n i t l o n RAMBLER auane wheels. P owe r __ ...;;...:.c.:.::..::.::..:~--'I '63 FORD
'63 r·ortt Country Sedan Sta·
t:ion WllgM. ,Belge with
black vinyl interior. P .S. &
P. B. A fantastic buy Al
$913
l!!t csr lot on Harbor Blvd .
J9HNSON &. SON
'6.1 Ford Galaxie SOO XL PS .
brakes, eteering, Air cood.
R/R
!J62...ai,96, alt 6 pni 968-lreJ
l'ONTIAC
PB. orig. owner. Xlnt cmd. 65 Bonneville Convertible.
$950. 96Ul648 aft 6:30 PM Full power, factory air.
wkdy11. * 642-:it.llG
'61 4 Dr. Ford Sta Wag. R&H, ·~ GRAND PRIX, full pw-r.
pow S&B, excel. cond. $450. llir, xlnt-oond, good tire&.
'00 Rambler Amerlcut 2 dr
good motor " tittw. $150.
"or dler. 615-0039
STUDEBAKER
FREE LAS VEGAS
VACATION wrnt A .,.
'67 FORD T-BIRD :~.
NiO!St In Orange Countr,·
nastiing red, Contrutiiic
~k intf!rlcr. Air cor¥f,
tape dedr plm all other ex·
tnu. Blue Book sa.yg $3815.Q)
Our special ttlU! 'Weekend '
$3595 ' •I·
ELM.ORE
TOYOTA '62 FALCON , new mg.. 6/a-38.'i..1. $1250 67l-342'l' or 67H73.1
15.100 Beach Blvd., \\'stmn11tr clutch & batt; good oond. 1960 RANCH Wag. V~. auto 'S7 PONTIAC 2 dr Starchiel. 89(..333)
Ph. !"1194-riJ>
TOYOTA
'62 Chevrol-$45(). Mr. Green b' r i Extras. gd. mech cond. R&.H Mme new· partg $100 tun 8"31 Blvd., Wslnmlti!
•• 6Ji..7fl60 Ah. 3 Best offer. 675-S78.1.' g is. 962--0,263
'62 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Bisq. Ha11,1-,::::======::~~:::.:====~-::::::: f ::=:0::7::::0'====~=='°CHAR:;::o:G:::E~m~.===
f11.ctory 11lr, P.S .. .P.B., V~. l;JMd Can 9900 UHd Cars 9900 UHcl C1,.. 9900 UMd C -aUto, " fi ne Ol'I'" owner carljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;~iiii~~---~~~· ii~aijra~---~·iii,_ Jor the full price ol \I · •
$117
hrt car lot on 1-farbnr B1vd
JOttNS.ON & SON
Lincoln-Mercury
0,Stfl Mega Branch
l!).\1 Harbor Blvd. M2-7(fl()
' FitEE LAS YreAS
VACA110N Wmf A ..
'64 CHEV STA WAG.
Thia is the popular 9 pasg. 4
door &lair model. Silver
green ~h\lic with matdllng
interior. Auto tranll, pwr.
ateer. l..uggage rack, all the
•cce1. FamU.y type for MJm·
mer fun on 9P@ci.al SlJ!li.OC
plus T&L.or p&Ymt!I all Jow l
•• $52.00 dn pa.;ymt & $5.2.oo'
~r mo 0 .A.C. incluclel tA:x .
lie. & interesL
ELMORE
TOYOTA
Ph. 894-3320
15.Dl F.l"ach Blvd,. WmMstr
'66 CHEVY 1mpala hard top,
1porl coupe, dlr, exotic
green, hlAck plush interior.
V-8, 11utomatic, pow, r
11teering, low mile.11. Will
take older trade. Pymnls
$46.86. -494-9773 or 639-3617
~ EL CAMINO. Mist blue,
VI, automatic trnn11., t.lldlo.
heater, power brakeJI. Ex·
cellent coodition. Must sell
Immediately, Call 633-0666
itnytimr.
'6.1 CHF~VY IT Nnva. Spl.
Cpl". Hrdtp, 6 cyl. Stan.
trl?l&. Q~an good run cond.
R/I{. WSW. Belts $791). ,....,,.,
·~ CHEV .El Camino 283 )\.p.
4 &pttd, pwr brakes, R&.H.
Pluah interior, periect •can-
dition ! $2()00. Call 675--0358
·a2 Chevy 9 Pan waizon, V-8.
3 spd, heavy duty cluleh for
towina:. Xlnt cond, $750.'
~.....,. . I
'68 CAMARO. Brit!Sh racing
1reen, 350 cu in, 4 gpd, di.lie
brakes. ~. nally lpOl't
•quip. $2950. ~728.1
'616 CHEV. CA-price, pow
S&B, 396 ena:., fac, air. Im·
mac. 54G-31i6
'63 CHEVY ~I Air V-8 Stick
!!hilt. R/H. Oean Make of.
fet\ Kt ·5--0138
'58 CAEV. 348 V-8, 4 881:..
Xlat oond., Must sell! Mov-
ing. $375 er offer. ~9
'95 a<EVELLE .1111. • dr
~ cond., 1Wl'W tirit
$11X»/btlt o&r. 673-1911
'6.1 arav: Ste&n ,."°"
V-3; new ttrn, ldnt emit ..
l "'()IMllt!': ~ 646-"980
Bill PATSEL• :J)i;k SIMONS . .
SERVING THE HARBOR AREA FOR OVER·
5 YEARS ANNOUNCE THE OPENING
OF THEIR -NEW LOCATION . .
'-'So/Jen edl
AUTO CENTER INC.
SPECIALIZING IN 'BEAUTIFUL LATE MODEL
SPORTS CARS
HBIE Allf JUST A FEW EXAMPW OF TH£ KIND OF CARS WE SELL ••
• 1966 MGB. ONLY 11,000 MILES
_196& TRIUMPH SPITfTR'fWITlt -17,• ·MILES,
1967 MGB. ONLY 15,000 MILES -
1963 VW SQUAREBACK WITH 39,911 MILES ·
1965 MGB. ONLY 20,111 MILES
1966 VW WITH FACTOR·Y AIR CONDITIONING
(2} '67 MUSTANGS FULL l'Owll, All
COND. FACTORY WAIR·
ANTY. 14,000 MILES
All Of OUR CARS All£ GUARAllTftD FOR YOUR ASSURAMWI
'(;olden W.jt AUTO CENTER Int.
. 1984 NEWPORT BOULEVARD, COST~ MESA
642-8460 _:-
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Discount Price
· OUR · 00 47th Anniversary
'Windup" Price
' ·VAKIETY OF COW.RS IN STOCK AND. ' " . .
. READY -FOR .IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . . . .
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ALL FACTORY EQUIPPED WITH: Heater, Side mirror, Seat belts, Arm rests, Back-
. -. . .
naY. .. , fANG ' IN "ou1
STOCK -AS 111N DRASTICAL-
' LY D1scol#(r1D, rr9 MAKE Tl:fE .
~SJ 'TWO ~J>•y·s OF ·ouR 4Jth ., "'~.. • .. !.f\. .'~NNIYEtl.SARY '~;S~LE·~·B ·~~~ ·:
il'ION ,THE . 11 G GI s T IN . ·oul
Hl$T~O~Y --~ ••. OYER ilOO 1TO
,,·'.CHOOSE ~ROM ."1N -YIRTUALL'n
, . EY·ERJ ~ ~QUIPMENT COM.~N·~~" -
il'lO" POSSIBLE ; •.• PRIC•S, ~~ _·,.
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FORDS''!. A N·D · tHUNDERllRD$
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. -FO.R THESE TWO DAY.S 'ONLYl.-. . '
~ ~ ~· IF:.yoU~RE::~QOKING FOi ,TH~ ·BhT ···1i4[;;c)J 1'68.· YOU : .
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,Wl~L 'FIND · IT AT ·THEODORE .
up i~hts;: Bucket seats, Carpets, D~r trim, Rocker panel mouldings, All vinyl . ROii~ '<>·~· TMIS WEEK~~o.· I
uphol~ter.y, Windshield washers and much ' more. -'' ' · , · · ·
........ • ·111• O · · ., 'f .., °' ~· ~ . • ,.
.. .1') . -f' . ( :•l.,..r!' -. . 1•, ·~~" ~
. TWO •c:••• OP USID CAU _10:1.t9'00• FROM!"'···~'-.'.,-
15 WAGONS "SAU" 15
111 .......... -... tin.,,,... ........
'M PALCON IDAN · .
Mte., UH, 20'.' clw. •r tr.4.~tJI
1"f' .,. •• i4 -· OML741 '895 . .
MUSTANG SALE :~
Now , , i\,,.· ~ oc...,tlfloil-
ly aMlpo and choclc over
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