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HUSBAND llETUllNS
l;[er hUJbaiid, Leroy, wu at her side thli.DIOl'1llni. He Dew in from Phoenix.
where he had been during the 1<1hbery.
"We're all fine," said Mrs. Pieree, ''but
I'm just exhausted, aod I'm llttll frllhl-
ed." Sil-Thompson llid 1ho local Poli<e in-
vestigators wen attempting to trace the
bandcUffl tbe thieves med to man1ele
the woman llld her two ..... on11.
Ofllcm are a1IO quatlmlna employ<a
" the family • Sgt. Thcmpoa llid DO information
about 6-J>rlntl could he releued.
llo'rivflr, .iuvest1&1wt earlier reported ,
that the handJta ..... b1llclt 1uSher
;io .... • CAlll!FIJLLY PLANNED
Polk:e Aid the r~ appears! lo bt
ftt1 cattfull1 ~· Deteetlv..e1
-1bat the two men wl>o lor· rcir1zod Mn. Pierce, her hull«, Robert c...i,.r, ....i mald<:oot Mou Welll
-of Ille .............. 11111 n1ldll
lrhm Allomla, 69., Onrl that llbe woaldO.
carrylafJ the f-in Jew•lf)'.
llrL Pierce .told pollce lhe ml Mh.
Welll wue 11111 at tlJe lnllmltloool ~ by Goodpr • they relurDed
!Joe GDI ill:llT, PoP II ,.
Family. ·Pieks VP Pi~ces _·
In Sm.as~ed Laguna ·BQiri~-. .. .,. '
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MOBIL 'PRIZE 'WfNNIR
UC . Phyolcl1t Alv•ra
.America Wins
• I .Nooel Prizes
''.Jn 2· Sciences
STOCKHOLM (UPI} -AmerlclM lo-
• day 'I"' ~ U6I Nobel prizef for bolb ·. i>liYlitl Cid _,_
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Uolversiiy.ln cbanlllry and to Prol. Lull :w. Alvans ol the Uolversily ol Calllomla
at Berl:et.,. In pby11cs.
, II WU the Zllb time the pbyliCI prUe
bid ... -.,,. .. ~ and ,!lie
---!lit clwn'*Y-bad -to !lit IJollod llatel 1 ID C I the N'Obel
awards began rt y<an ago.
Both awards, annow>Ced by the Royal ,@redilb Acodemy of Science, are worth
'10.000. . ' .
'lbe N<nqlaD-lxn (Jnupr, .. -
feDOI' ol -elllmlstzJ' al Yale,
.WU died for "the dlicoftl"J' of the
ndpncol rdatlool ~ hJI DIDIO
. wblcb -lllldomllllal !« i h •
tbermocfylwnlco ti'' imvonlblt -
cessea."
• Alvarez, 17, a San Franciaco native,
· woo tbl pl!yllcl a•""' i.. 111a .-me
· work W'ltb portlclos iinaller -tbl
atom. · "You're kJddlnc.'' Alnru Aid wbla be
WU dlkeold out of a -alolp bJ
UPI to 1Nm of Illa -· Ill uld tbl prbo -1l'Wld 10 to piJ . oil a
. mortpp oo hll llomO, bu!Alv-added
be wished be could sban II W'ltb Iba tum
-o1 sclenllF• who bolpod 111111 wllll hll --"I'm just lylz>a hon 'llltb 1111 arm
llr<IW>d 1111 'lrile lrYfD& to Joi the -IW\tn." be llld •hon UPI callod.
,,,. aca<111111 uld -bad mack 11dtdlivt c:ontrlb!JtlODI to ekmeDtar1
particle pbydca." These are Iba oub-
atomlc particlel wblcb lle at tbe boar! of
all matler. Prol. Erik Rydbor1, -I academJ ~. uld Ibo cbolce of Alvllnll ''unllb 1111111 otbar
tlm• WU ablotuttly clelr" beclllM 11bt
ls the leader in the fiekt." ·
"Hll work dull "1tb tbe 1111111.,.
particlel In ...... 111111 ·Ibo ........
machinery he has construc:tod to _...
them," Rydberg said. "He e v e n
discovered new particles in the bi& BerkeleJ cyclotron." .
AIVllnll' -dealt with particlel called K-mesom, wblch flare into a.·
111ence aod tbeo dlolntel!'ate ln!O ll&blll'
particlel in a llJ)OCI of time ...-.Ja
billionths of a secood.
Oml(tril~the loundailoo !« Ibo . ol lr-
revll"llble proca1e1 b i 1
dJecooeryofa!UndamenlUln nature.
which now ii lmo1l'o under the name ol
''tht roctprodty rolaUoos Of On.ager."
II has played a domlnsnt role In the
dev,elopment of theoretical
thermodynam1e1, 1tlmu1 attn I el•
petbnentll lnvestlgaUooo of lm:verdble
proceaea W'ltbln pbyllca, cbemlltry aod
nellhborlnl lldenceo, academy olftdala
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War~ Near,' Thieu · · Decla,res
SAIGOl'I (UPI) -l'Nlldenl -~roen
Van 'lllleu llkl t<>d&)' "th• end of the •ar .. ..,. ...
But In P a r to today'• aeulm of the
peice lalkl onded -.. --00 a peace formula ropcrted.
Tblou opob at the lnaugwatlon of a
new ii.man pvenunent Inspectorate. 1
body At up to llgllt corrupllon In the __ ... ..,_.,.,..
Jlll ........ --, -1111 tub lodnr .. laoped<l' -' 1lul
be did -n.etllll1 .. the -1* ol war _. PlfMI, llJ'IDct
"II II ~ lbal ft -a
IAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Navy llld o!Jlod
f.,... saot or clamqed Ml Vlei coo,
aupply bOlll •In Iba -..... Jlalla In one of the biageat river battles of the Viet~
oam war, mllJtary spokesmen said today.
'Ibey Aki a force of American "awift
boata" cbar&ed lnlo tbe ll\IUrllla supply
fleet aod -.,Yad II In a five hour batUe
Tuesday DW' the southern tip of South
V1etnam.
Joined by South Vlelnam air force
plal* !be lalloro also u.troyed or
damqad 117 CCimmwlill llbore podillllll
u Ibo prrillu vdnly lrlad' to proVllll
Iba lool of tbe arms and ammmdtlon
being lloated to them cm tbe watery end
of the Ho Chi Minh Trail from North
Vietnam.
'Ille Navy triumph dovetailed wltb U.S.
air strikes thrtKqbou& 8oiltb VietDam '
aplnlt otber gulft'llla !,..... 'llllich
Preaident Nauyen Van 'J'b5eu. said art
trytna: to regroup far new Red drives.
Despite log aod-beavy JllOlllOOll cl.00.,
U.S. pllota also new 134 -Tuesday
· against tbe llOUl'Ct of tbe Coinmunlat sup-
plies, North Vietnam's IOUtbern panhan-
dle.
U.S. B52 stratofortreues Tueaday and
today repeatedly pol!Jld,od lb\ Communist
poeition1 between salgon and the Cam-
bodian bonier JUii to the northwest Tbe
big jell droJlped --il10ll 3eO Ion& of lloinhl on· lroop podUooa aod supply
dumpa.
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Polls Deel.are
Ni,xon Ahood,
HHHGaining
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' .._Wire -'lllehard II. Nixon la lllll le~ jz\ tbe
race for proaldent .....-ding te two,_.
polls, but Hubert H. Humpbny ii -.
narrowing the margin.
The Christian Science Monitor aaid to-
d a y its f1ftal pre-elect1on aarvey a e e s
Nil:on the pmidentlal 1'inner, ~ tbere
II a c!w>ce tbal lllllJIPfn7 could caP!u1:o ..... ............... ~
tllllllilloU.-fl!:t:n'•'fll. tboon:r·==-=; i!afes. lltxa u 1111 """"" 11 11 •* Wltb a jolaf of m ele<il<ai-.
... "'!'!:" lboe lheJl9 = ' T ... .Mtlofa.• 1·~
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In Vientiane, hi neighboring Laos,
military offtclall ioday said tbe North
Vielnam8H inside South Vietnam are
showing lip of the pClllllding Ibey are
taking by allied air ""-·
'!'bey uld about J,mG North Viet·
nameae troops have-been spotted near
the Laoilan town of Attop<u. They said
the Communists were heading west -
away from South Vietnam.
.Nixon Makes Strong Biil
... ;:er.: i.:: II '*·" ... ., •• " ... z ; 1':f"'~··· ~ alitei the llflWi iJI
Columbia; and the "poasible" winns In
17 other atatU.
Were H.umphrey to win in all tbell
otata,.be wOllld reap a tolal cj • elo<> tori! votes. While be might Wfrl enougll ol
the "poasible" states to force the ~
into the House, the newspaper Aid, bi
would !IOI he espacted to .caplure enoup
to win the election outright.
GEM HEIST. • •
from the , ...... trip.
· The trio apparently were unaware of
the waitlna thieves as the family car
drove up the driveway, waJted far the
efectrlc door to open, and theo drove Into tbo·prap.
'lbe vlct1ml were set upon by the
gunmen when butler Goodaer left the
driVtr11 Nit and went around to open the
tnmk.
Altar ~ tbolr vlctlmo, -of
tbl -p~ hll -molver to Mn. Pia'co'1 hNd and forced
bee to tuna -bee jnelry. Mn: Pia'co told pollee Iba man took a
flll,000 pllllnum -' rlq W'ltb I
311 coral pe&Mhaped Plnll dflmood aod
lft,w .bqutlta di-qn tllo llde,
• '11,tlllO rtq "1tb a ~ dllmond ---laly '° llllallb dllmoodl lllJJ'ClllDdfD& B In a p!Jtlnum HlilDI llld a
platlmml W'addlnl rlnl ct UllknoWn value.
In tbe delta, tbe tblckly populated home
of the Viet cc.i.1. seven 50-foot swift boat.a
fOUlld tbe Communist supply flotilla ia
the interwoven chanoell of the Cua Lon
and Be Do riven. Tbo Communlat aw>-
ners hit fi•• of the boat.I.
Nooe of the · U.S. craft was disabled.
Five crewmen suffered wounds, one
aerlow:. A Cout Guard cutter and a
N1vy LST moved up alonalide th•
amallor owlll boall aod btlped btul a
patb Into Ibo u.mtle rlvtnray from the
Soutb Cblna Saa.
F1rinr tbolr machlnqum llld tbelr
morion, tbl owlll boall raced 1J11111f1 tbe
· auerrllla c;rall. Then' Ibey . turned, PT
boat ; llylo, and Jlubod bock ·Into tbe
Soutb Chiu llea. • ..
Throuchout Ibo lf&b~ South liletnam ... propelllf drlvoo Al Skyratden raked the
Red ... podUooa.
,,,. lblenl alio oirfpped her of -
pair o1 dianwid earrlnO aod a 1ar,. A . d V. • emerald padUt valued II 111.000 llld CCI . ent . ICtim
one dt•rDond and emerald bracelet
valued at tlll,000. 'V Cri • }' .::., ~ ~ ~ ~~ ery tica
Ibo bllldcullo l1infl .., Ibo Door. TbeJ Bobby O'Neat Bemanl, IO, nmained In
told Iba vlctlml to ramaln 11111 for IO "utremely crlUcal" condition tbil mom-
,,,_ llld not to ocream or a tblnl Ing at Hunt In 110 n lollrcommunlty
mu ID Iba -1l'Ould kill Mn. Pierce'• '. lrOIJ>ltal following a I: IO a.m. accldenl on ~Pren:. llWllpd to leave Iba car "1!Hllck Edinger Avenue In Fountain
llld -P1cldnl up Ibo key to Ibo V~' of Saota Ana, WU found W>-
bandcuffl, r&a to tha ne!Cbborllll home ct -Cdllldoul bodde .hJI maqled car wblch
TboJtr CriQlln •ho fned ber llld called had lmubed Into a uUllly i>ole near tbe
police. Euolfd 81reet lntenectfoo.
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MRS. TUCKER ..
mU:• IWmdDL~ "I ·calJad lw Mn. W ... pbal aod oht
turDed to mil ••• '' Mri. 'TUcktr oontlrn1td
bul Ibo not ol ber rtliwk WU not audl· bit. .
"Glvo mr Ion to tbo cblldron," lbe 1ofd her p1m huabaod, "we 'II be lftlng
each other tOOD. Don't WQl:r/."
Tbe Tucker's JI-Year-old da\llllter. ti
recovering at Hoag Memorial Hospital
after surgery for internal polyps at tlrst
feared to he an ulcer callled by ....,. of
the past few moot.ha.
Tbelr II-year-old daughtar lloyl wllh
Mn. Tucker'• parentl.
''They're in new scboola and they\•e
been doing real well, getting Ju aod Bs."'
said Tucker -a tremor in bis volce -oo
!be otops outalde tbe courlroom.
Today's brief hearing apparenUy con-
cludes tragic chain ol events which .
beau when Mn. Wed!>hal opparently
did .,.,. l1Dall tbfD& •bkb Mn. TUc'ler
conceived lo be .. .-.
Oo1J Ibo knife lbe pi<hd up to -In sett def.... has left luUD& aeon on
.Jllall7 -..
'()fl!cer Ed Plrl<er latd tho man bod
apparenUy been traveUna ilooe when the
accident occumd. Hoapltll autbortUes
llld Bernard lllffered -·· bead ln-jurlu.
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CRASH •••
facing on Summl~ Iba -den, a recenUy remodeled bathroom. II left an
u)lllairl bedroom • plla of oplloters aod
Umbtro In Ibo backyml.
The truck came ·to rtst about !Kl feet
from the edge of the Steward backyard,
tbe .UP of an~foot drop .
Pollce llkl tbat tbl wreckqe of tbe
trud;hld to be cut Into llCllooa by a Lot
Allgl!t.. truct wrecking nrm to set It out
of the debris.
De Gaulle Visits Turks
ANKARA (AP) -President Charles de
Gaulle concluded a five.day state vtstt to
Turtey IOdtJ IDd n ... bome otter slgn-
ini • joint co;:.i;_:th )'resident
Cevdet Sunay tbe -tbat "c...hoalo"'lda be 1tlt te decide ber
own fate."
Nudes Not Nudes?
Anaheim Hits Melodyland Ballyhoo
For Votes in Minnesota .,
ROCHESTER, Minn. (UPI) -!Uchord
M. Nixon darted Into Mlmlelota t<>d&)' for
a sla.shtng attack on "Hubert Humphrey
and said "nothing would please us more"
lhan to carry the vice presklent's home
state.
The Refft,lblican presidential candidate
atso hinted sttollilY' tbat U eleoted be
would pld MinDelola'I Republican Rep.
Albert Quie for oecretary of agrlculturt.
"He will be my Orville Freeman, if you
know what l meant'' NiJ:oa told the
crowd.
Ni&on't hint about Qwe came whtle·be
wu praillal the cobiJ'ulman u a ·~brlaht· :JOW11 man" . and one . 0 very
lmowledpable In farm lffaln."
Later, howeyer, u be cmti.ued hla
speech, Ntxoo ~ to bave oecond
thoulhll about hll prematuro ....
nouncement. He. said "a few ~ntl
ago I referred -fa;;;JOW!ly to my aood
friend AI Qule," and thlm oonUnued on to
otMr toplca • Nlioo wu reoetved by a crowd of ap-
proxhnltely some 7 ,000 at the Rochel&er
aliport. It Included ...... of youtlllul
Humphrey oupportera.
Stand1ng under a briWant blue aky, llU'·
roUnded bl' rfcb firm Janda; braving a
lllff 30-mlle-an-bodr wind, Ntxon referred
to Rochester'• most celi!brated ·tn.
1Utution, tlie Mayo Cllnic. · Re nld a
medical analogy could be drawn to the
current elecUon cam.paten.
"In four y~ we have had an ad ·
rn1n1-11on In the White House tbat has
been giving us tbe wrong )>llSCrlptinn,"
he said.
"And now after four yeara ~ Ultenlng
to the wrong doctor they want to give the
job to the pharmacist." Humphrey wu
once a druggist.
Nixon aod Illa party new Into hll rival'•
home state and charged that President
Johnaan'a ·vtce prestdent fa a "man who
trotted meekly &Jona: behlnd-h11 mast.er."
Nlxoo accused Humphrey of falling to
di..ent from tbe decisions of Johnson and
fallln& to exercise inttllectuaJ courqe.
He said it reflected on his ability to ' . serve m the White HOWie •
"A man who has trolted m~ along
behind hll muter cannot be elplCled to
lead," Nixon said In nmaru pre~ared
for deltvery here.
The Re)ltlbllcan preddeJ!tlaf nominee
sandwlcbed the Rocbelter llopo\ler In 1
day tbat Included 1ppearmces In Marlon,
Ill., Cleveland, Ohio, and a wind:up ln
New York City.
Nixon's lead over Humphrey bad Dlll-
,rowed to barely 3 percentage points u of
lul weekend, tbe Slndlin(er lllr\'ey In-
dicated Tuesdoy.
Hwnpbrey bu nam>.l"ed Nixon'• eds•
to U percenl. Tbo telephone poll also
reptered galnl for tblrd party candidate Georre C. Wallace, appareoUy at Ntxoo'1 -· Albl!rt E. Sindlinger, pnotdenl of Ibo
market reaearch firm which eondueted
tbe poll, said tt appeared Humpbiey II
gaining amoor women '°""'· * * * * ·~. * Humphr~yCitesNew ·Leve1
In Paris Peace Diecussions
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Vice l'nll·
dent Hubert H. Humphrt)! N1I there ii a
"new level of dfplomallc actMly" taking
place over the Vietnam ,,., -and "the
nert move 1i up tO HanOl.'1 • • •
Tbe DOmocraUc pnd4enUal can-
dldate11 cautiously-worded remarka came
u Oto. Crdrbton W. Abrll!ll, U.8. com·
mander in Vietnam, Dew to Wublnlton
Tuelday for 1 secrtl meet!q W'ltb Pres!·
dent Jolmloo and bil top advlaen. ,
But U Hwnphroy kon more thin hll
que.Uonert abouf the meeUnc, -or the latell pollfble _ .. towmf peace, be
dld not let on. Asked In a Phlladelphla
televWon interview wbetber 1 peace
move mlaht take plaet before TUNday'1
election, he replied : "I Jult dcn't know,
and I'm notroally In a· poaltloo. to tell you.
if I knew."
But he said he feel!: the recenl lull in
ground fighting and tbe decrease In
United States casualties are significant in
evaluating tbe poulbllltla !or --
"and I hcJ>e tbey-"11l lldd up to -ID the Paril talka.11
"I tblnk tbere bu -= going ·on," Humphrty oaJd u be
up a f 1on1 day of camptlpln1 acrw
vote-rlcb Pennsylvlnla. .. • _ L .
' 0 1bere'• been a new level of CDplOlill1lc
activity. "' I le!lla II, I tb1nk ft fl up lo HIDol," tie a1<f. . u tbe cumnt flurry fl not 111CC111f111,
HumohnY V011'ed •pin In PilDldefPl1la
tbat ·u elected, "I "1ll makt -· lo Vietnam." '
Addrealng I flllO+platl fund.nillq
dlnoer, be said be II "bopo!ul that Ihal
cruel •ar "1ll end, aod end aooo -tllat
tbe Parll lalkl "1ll oucceed. II -be
Imprudent to say more about tliom
tonlghl. llut I "11l AY tbil: Tbe moo •ho
ii our President now 11 rettrtn1. On hn.
311, I will be my own prwdeot. I wtll
make peace ln Vietnam -and I will
make it my own way."
the watch for a lifetime of proud possession ...
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FBI .
• B• JAC!t CllAPPEL& . "or•~,.......,
Tile Federal Bureau of '"-tlgatim
has joined the manh1mt fir th.-two ....,..
ed bandila who ambu!lled wealthy Lido
Isle """lalite Polly Hunt Pierce and took
$275,000 In jewelry from her late Mooday.
The FBI became Involved In the crime
because of the amount taken and .the
possibility of Interstate fllcbl, according
co Sgt. Kenneth 'lbom(l60ll, aupervm of
Truck Accident
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Halts Freeway
Flow 5 Hours ~
NorthboUnd lrallie On the Santa Ana
Freeway wu blocked tor more than five
hours .today when a fully loaded butane
truck overturned on the w'* pavement
n e a r a recently completed ·exterWon of
the Orange Freeway In Santa Ana. ·
<:alllornia Highway patroblllSI blamed
treacherous driving «inditlou for the
mishap wbi.ch occurred at 4:45 a.m.
The lnjW'<d truck driver, v..-
Schmldt, 23, of Anabelm, .... rushed to
Marijn Luther llolpital ill that city wbenl
he was treated tor ..-lnjurlea and
released. '
Wrecking .,..... cleared the jammed
fr0eway about 10 a.m. after firemen had
washed ,away tpllled pmline frOlp the
area. Traffic, which hrd --rerouted
through city road>, ·-ltz normal flow. . ·'
Slippery pavement cal!led a rub o1
-traffic co!Hlloua In the CGUDI)', CllP officers aald.
* * * SriIJ:'~. A;na .Man I • ·1.p
Critically !lurt . . .
Jn .Valley Wrec1'
Bobby O'Neal Bernard, 30, remalntd In
"extremely critical" condltim ttqa DlOJ'D-
lng at H u n t I n g t o n lntaieommumlty
Hospital following a 1:18 a.m. 'l.ccident on
raln'8lick Edinger A ..... la r-ta1n
Valley. ·
Bernard. of santa Ana, ..... found ....
COllBcioUa beside lill m,angled car which
had smashed Into a il!1lltr pole near !lie Eucnd Strl'd lntenecl!<a.
Ofliccr Ed P"m ~d lhe man bad
apparontly ~·traveling al..,. '!hen the
accident occurred.. Hospital autborWes
aaid Bernard lllffered extensive head1n-
juiles.
*·* * Quickie Swrm
Dampens Coast
Orange CoQ!. resldenll received the
advance guard of-the rainy leUOD Tufli..
day night and early lbday, but by noon
the clouds were well on their way to
disslpatiug.
The overnl«ht shower wu BeeD u the
tail end, of a heavier storm which IOCted
the northern California area with more
than ball an lncb. of. rain.
Weather Bureau officl.ala today
predicted irunny weather for the r<St ol
the we et with a l1tabt u.p1wlng in
tempera-.. Fog WU especled to
return to the Orange ~ Tlmnd01,
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Freight Train Derails
CRESI:WOOD, lty, .(&!') . -A;
Louinllle • Nulnllle ~ ttaln derailed before dawu today, ~ olf
• -of eaplolloal ... -In thla
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Van Thieu said today;"theand of the wir
is near.11 t
But in P ~ r Is tolaY's seesion. of the
peace talka ended wflh oo ..,...,. on
a peace formull r~ ·
Tlileu spoke at thi lnaug1lratlmi o! a
new 11-man govemmlent inspectorate, a
body set up to llgh\: corruption In the
South Vlelnameoe gO!<enunent.
His sp:eech was =mainly with the tasks facing the panel but
he did touch fleeting! on the question of
war and peace, sa1"*:
WALLACE POINTS TO 'BRAINPOWE"'
Hacklars lrrli1ta Condideta 11· Enid, Old1., Rally
.. It ls important t that we like a
UPI ,....... positive, constru~, attitude no w
I because the end of the war ls hear.''
' There have been~ in almost
evety capital of ih4 world .that aome
NixQ.n, Still . HoWs Lead,
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WATCH-WATCHER -Nixoo
giave platform at Syracuse,
N.Y., l'oll;r lo linliDg1&t-proteoli>rs; but u.iell bis ·own
1 watch 1o· carefully Ume their
appearance. Nixoo 18Dg aloog
' with them.
Richard M. Nlmn.la l!lill ~ ln•the ' raceloc Jlr'lldenl acoordfllg·to two more . . . ··\· ' . polla, but Hobert.It Ijunlp"*31 ~ "1oWn
narrowlnf ,tha marcta. .
TIMI Cbl1itlan SClence Monitor siid to.
d a r itt ftnal ~ · mrvey ~ e «'-•
'Nlion the pr<Sldentlill winner, but there
ls a clwlce lhat Humphrey Could i:apture
enough ·electoral· votea to throw the .,.,,.
tell Into the House. of llepresentativee.
Tbe survey, compiled lroin reports by
the newsj>llper's ·polltlcal writen In the SO
llatea, llala Nlx911 a.; the winner · In 34
states with a total of· 333 electoral votes,
Q mire lh,ln the, 270 needed. .
Toking.note of .a "laatomlnute upoarge
ha.~ ~" ~ever,, u,ie
-listed llmnpbrey as the' wln-
ner In lllr llates and the Dlatrlct of
Columbia,, and the "poaib1e" wJnner in
17 o&ber atatea. ' ' I
Wa ,Bumphroy to wln In ill tbeae ~lit wolillf,reap a toijl of 2118 elec-
toral "*"· While lit might win -Iii of
the ··ble'' st.ates to force·tbe' contett
Into tbe Houae;tbo' neWJpaper ilald, ·lit
· woul~ not be ripectec!•to cajiiure enoogh
to win 1be elocltOii ouirllfit. ·
Ni.tan's lead OTer Humphrey baa nar~
rowed 1o barely a peroentage polnla u of
Jut weekend, the Slndllna:er survey Jn.
dlcated Tueaday ..
Burilj;brey his narrowed Ni.xoo'• edge to U percent. The tel<lphone poll ,also
registered galna for third party candidate
Georce C. Wallace, apparently at NiJ:on's -· . Albert E. Sindlinger, pr.,ident of the
market rt:9earcb firm which .condueted
the poll, said It appeaied H~ Is
(See POLl'ltCS, Pqe I)
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dlp1'!ml\Uc ·n"iO!ia~.. begun ll'J'."
W•chln&l"'•ln an efl<i\,li> and the war.
Tlileu•a atatemeot 'liaa the lirll inaJClr
Jndicatlon-tbe -_ ......... by ~.iallm' * "',.,...1"itt; ~J ' "'• "'1Pc < ""'~·~· ·4'~~ an a,.eilljil alie tiili by J'oboicicl ~
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AmbilUjlor ~Bun!<• and South
Vlofr\ameae leaders tl!at thera are. "no <IW:ereneea" belwom 1he United Statea
and SQut!I Vfetoameit. ""' a poalble
bombing halt. l
Obaerven aid tblt Ila-ap.
parautly· opened the~toward a new; phue In lhe current talta. Tbeu be
dampened thought. of brealthrouch by
zaylng be had oeen nd algna of response
by the Hanel goverDJ!lent to American -ala to halt the bombing or N<rlh Vfelnam. '
In Paris, the laat regular Vietnam talks
)IWfon •before the u. s ; prealdelltlahlec-
liom ended abruptly toitay with no'agree.
ment ori a peace forrmil'a ·reP<lfled. Hanoi
accused Preaid.,I JQlmon of spreading nun.on of a peld lntJqence to win votes
for.the Dembcratlc Par\Y.
Norih V!ellianisli dile! dele1ite Xuan
Thuy emergod ll'am thli talka wflh a clen-
ched flst and vowed~ llromil toward.s peace untll the llnlltd-slat.. un-
conditli>nally ends Ila liOmblnt'·of North
Vietnam - a positloo ttom which Hanoi
apparently has not retrellted oile iota.
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youngsters seek
Treats for UNI<'.:EF
About 11 Yo\llll1lerl of junior high
llChool aga Wm · be Ullng Huntington
lleacl! realdenls to. ..,....t" ~k .and
atarvlng children all ...-the wirld with
a donation to UNICEF.~uraday night.
Tile )'OUllpten are li:om Oimniunlty
Methodist Churcb, lellJlell Ave, Tiley
and adult IUpervfaon will b<Jln the ool·
ledloo dcJor-to.docr ·-e p.m. niun..
day aloOj[ wit!I the -ol chlldren out for the usual "trld: Of treat" canvaa
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Nixon Puts
Home State
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RUNAWAY MOVING YAN SHATTERS LAGUNA HOME
""""'"" St.word 1'1mlfy Sole, Cot Ml11lnt
Family Picks Up Pieces
;In Smashed Laguna Home
II)' llltllWID P. NALL
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Tbe cliallearloDIP( Job or Pickillg up u.,
1>1eceo went "" far the Ruilolph Steward
lamlly today as rain fell on the tangle of
opltntm and .,......ion. thal had been
lbelr La8'Jlll Beach home.
A 41,000 PCIUDd runaway moving van
destroyed tJ\e' fOlll'--bedroom home u ef -
fecUvely as a bomb Tuesday while the
Stewardl were away. One neighbor lllouil>I tt .... a bomb. Loo cl the tw...Wry hollu and con-tents were estimated at $40,000. The
demollahed tractor-trailer moving van
wu uotber 185,000, Tha prellmlnary
eltlmat.u •ere UDOfficlal.
Tbe Stewardl plherod what wu lell of
their J)OS&e!Sions and had them stored by
a local mover. They moved into a motel.
Police nld the driver of the big rig,
Delbert C. HusseU, 39, Apapka, Fla., had
moved the po.saesstons of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald P. Snyder from Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.
They were moving Into nos Summit
Drive about 400 feet up the steep road
from the Steward borne at 996 Su1nmtt.
In that 400 feet, estlmlated OUlcer Ken
Carter, the truck reached a 11~ of 60
m.Jles per hour.
It hit a power pole carrying 12,000 volt
lines first. The pole and tranafonner
went into the sir like a spear and came
down through the rear of the big rta: u It
pushed the front ol the home Into the
rear of the home.
Police saJd the van was being unloaded,
the wheel! braced wUh three concrete
blocks and motor running, when It broke
away.
Destroy
(lJPI) -U.S. Navy and a!Ued
,.__ ,. ollft!apd 111 Viol Cong
a0pp!1 boAla IA Ifie llekOna Della IA ·one
cl thO b!Qeat river be\tlu of the Vlit-
nam wor, mllllal')' spokesmen Mid IO!iaY-.
'llley aafd a lon:e of Amerk:an "iwlfl
boats" cbarpd ~ the jllcrriIJa IUpP\y
11ee1 and-~ It m a llv4 !lour J>atlle Tuesdq neor "'"1bOrn UP GI south
.VJetnam. '" • Joined by South Vlelnam air force
planes the aalkn also destroyed or
• ~ed l11~1mllt shore poalUons
· u tl>e' Nrrlllaa ftlnl1 lrled to pre)lent
!be 'looi ot the arms ml ammuniUon
being Ooatecl to Ui.m Oil !be watery end
of tho Ho Chi Minh Treu from North
. Vlitnam.'
'Ibo Navy trlumpb'dovettlled wlth u.s.
air llrli<es 1bro11Cbou1 South Vlalnam
agllnll other CUlll'l'Ula forcea wblcb
Pru1dent N1U1U Van 'l'hllu aa1d are
trying to regroup for new Red drives.
Delplta roe and heavy D101110on cloudJ,
.U.S. pllota also fiew 1U ml!llona TuesdaJ
aplnat tba llOlll'C9 of the Communllt -
pile&, North Vlotnam'1 oouthorn panhan-
dle,
U.S. B5Z atratofortresaea Tuesday and
today repeatedly pounded the Communllt
paslUons between Saigon and the Cam-
bodian border ju.t to the northwoaL 'Ibo bis Jllti dropped more lhAD IOO toDI of
bombt Oil ln>op poatU-and 1UPPl1
dumpo.
In Vt":ll.":\, In nelgbborlng Laoo, mtllllry today nld the North
Vie-lnllde SouUt Vlelnam are
ahowlng alp ol the powidlq they are
taklna by alllod air forces,
'Ibey nld about l,IOO North Vie~
-1 Boats.
namoae troopo have been lpotted near. u.e Laotian town "' 'Attopou. !l1>el' aa1d
the Communllta Win budlnc N -
away from South Vleb\am.
In the delta, !be thlctly populated -
of the Viet Cong, oeven llo.loot,sllilt
0booti
found U,0 Co'"l'!unlll IUPP!f ~olllll In
the lnterwoveo ~II of 'lhe Qia Loll
and Be Ile rtnri. Tbe Communlll ,....
ners blC five GI UtHoata.· '
None ol the U.S. craft waa disabled.
Five crewmen suffered woundl; one
llel"toul. A. Coast Guard.. cut!4r and a
Navy LST moved up llonjptda !be
smaller owllt l>Olts and helped blaal a
path Into the 32-mlle rlverway from the
South China Sea.
P'trlng their 1111chtnqunl and their
mortars, the swUt boatl raced among the
auarrU1a craft. 'lllen they lumed, PT
6oa1 atyle, and dubed baclc Into the
South China Sea.
'nlrooghout the flsbt, South Vletoam"'
propeller driven At Sk)'raldera raked the
Red ""' poattlons.
Burglars Es~ape
With $300 Loot
Burglera eacaped under the cover of
darknm Tuuctay with an 81!fmated $300
worth of women'• clothing, trading
'"-and camera equipment from the FOOll!atn Yalley home of Mn. Mar1aret Miller: . .
Mn. Miller told police ahe dllcovered
that a ttteben door at ber home, 9710
Cornattoo Ave., bad been farced.
Nudes Not Nudes?
Anaheim Hits Melodyland Ballyhoo
No nudu apparenUy are not neceuari-
ly 1ood nudes u far aa the Anaheim City
Cooncll II concerned.
Tbe councll, which two yean ago had
Its baclc up over tha fact that Melodyland
Theater .wu offering topless dancers In
Jta Frenc:b-ltyle revue, now la concerned
over a aimllar show there.
This Ume, though, the council la upset
because the dancers are NOT nude. They
just say they are.
The council Monday night ordered City
Attorney-Joseph Gtisler to advise
Melodyland that ltl marquee advertising
"the sezlest nudielt revue" must be
changed.
There are no actual nudes, the council
araued, only topleaa 1ein!·nudes, which
ll?llclca ol lal!e advosUslng.
What about the h1'hJY touted 41Brlde of
Tomorrow" whose coatum"-.reportedly
conatsta ol a wedding veil -period?
Geisler uplalned that lhe wean Duh·
colored bottom Ughta, which puts her In
the semi-nude category.
What if ahe were to appear on the
circular stage completely undraped?
She'd be arrested, declared the at·
torney, who noted that one of his staff
. members and a vice squad officer at,
tended lhe performance and found
nothing legally objectionable.
Except for the "nudie" advertising.
That's got to go.
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NO'BIL Piii.ili WINNER
UC Phyolclot Alvaru
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NOBEL ...
, ... arch.
"I'm just lying hm wiUt my arm
around my wife trying to let the news
sink in,". h4 said when UPI c~\ed.
'l1le acaderey· old Atvora bad made
0 declsive ContrtbuUons to elementary.
parUcle pbyaics." 'l'll... are Iha IUI>-" atomto partfcl11 which lle at the burl of
all matter: Prof. Erli< Ryd.ber1,
permiloent academy aecretary, said the
cbok:. of Alvares "unllte IDIDf other
times wu absolutely clear" becaue 1'he
i8 the leader in the field."
0 Hil wort deals witb the llDIDest
particles In nature and tht amulnC
machinery tle hu con:rtructed to oburve
tbemt'' Rydber& laid. "He e v ea
discovered new particles in the bf&
Berkeley cyclotron."
Atvnret' re-cb dealt w!Ut parllclea
)eued K'm""'11, which llare Into ex-
lltenco and then dialntqrtte Into IJihter
particlerln a space of tim• mwurtd in
billionths of a second.
Onaager ts credited with laylq lbt
foundaUon for the tbennodynamlca of bl.
,...,eraible proceSSOI throuah b I a
discovery of a fundamental law in nature,
which now is mown under the name of
''the reciprocity relaUons of onaa1er."
It ha1 played a dominant role in the
development of theerettcal
thennodynamica, 1t1mu1at1 n I a ..
perimental invesUgations of trrevenlble
processea within physics, cbemiltry and
neighboring science!, academy officlalt
said.
Humphrey Cites New Level
In Paris Peace Discussions
Next door neighbor Rod Brown, 984
-Summit Drive, said, "I heard a nol!e, a
terrible nolae. I looked out jll!t In Ume to
see &be whole upstairs bedroom of the
Steward houae go saillng Into the
backyard." Brown said he thought a jet
plane had craabed into the house.
Steward, prealdent Of a packaging firm,
was at a board meeUng in Los Angeles.
Son, Douglu, 16, was at high school. Mn;.
Steward was playing what she later
described as "a bad game of golf."
Any More Dirty TV Movies?
PALM SPRINGS (UPI) -Nobo<ly
t n o w 1 the name• of t h e top.rated
television performers in thia desert resort
but vlewen are glued to their &eta in case
the phantom pornographer strikes again.
phantom pornographer cou1d have come
from alrnolt anywhere.
He said there was a remote. chance
somebody ~uld have tapped a cable or
broken into the main mlcrowave relly
staUon atop Edam Hill and beamed a
movie projector into a live~ camerL
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PlllLADELPRIA (AP) -Viet l'rtll·
dent Hubert H. Humphrey oaya there II a
"new level of dlplomaUc acllvl17" taking
place over the Vietnam war -and '1the
next move ls up to Hanoi.''
Tho DemocraUc prtsldential ean-
didate'a cauUOUlly-worded mnarkl came
u Geo. Creighton W. Abrama, U.S. com-.
mander In Vletnain, l1ew to 1Vublnit<>n
Tuesday for a llOCl'et meetln( lllUt Prtll-
dent Jobnlon and bll top advllers.
But If Humphrey knew m0<e lhAD bll
questioners about the meeting, or the
latest possible moves toward peace, be
did net let on. Aaked In a Pbllldelphll
televlalon lntervl.ew whether a peace
De Gaulle Visits Turks
ANKARA (AP) -Praident Charlet de
Gaulle concluded a five;Say lllale vlllt to
Turkey today and new home alter lign-
lng a joint comm~th Praident Cevdet &may express the dulre that
"Ciecboslovatta be left to decide her
own fate."
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move mlgbt take place before TueJday's
election, he replied: "I just don't know,
and I'm net really In a poalUon to tell you
if I knew."
Bui be aald he feell 1"" recent lull In
ground flsbUDg and 1"" decreue In
Unlted States CaJUalUes are 1lgn.l.flcant in
evaluating tha pouiblliUes for peace ..:.
"and I hope theY will add up to success in
the Parll talks."
"I think there has been something
going on," Humphrey said as he wound
up a Jong day of campalgning across
vote-ricb Pennsylvania.
11Tbere11 been a new level of diplomatic
acUvlty. Al I HnJe Jt, I think it ii up to
Hanoi,'' tie said.
U the current flurry is nol successful,
Humphrey vowed qain in Philadelphia
that if elected, "I will make peace in
Vietnam."
Addressing a 11oo.a;1:1ate fund-raising
dinner, he said be II ' hopeful that that
cruel war will eDCI., and end 900n -that
the Paril talb will succeed. It would be
imprudent to aay more about them
tonight. But I will say tbll: Tbe man who
ls our Prt.!tdent now ls retiring. On Jan.
20, I will be my own president I will
mate peace In Vlelnam -and I will
mate it my mm way."
Humphrey, his 11Plrlts avowedly lifted
by a late and qualified endoraement by
h11 former rival, Sen. Eugene J .
McCarthy, takes bll campaign today to
New York City.
He will address rallies in the 1mnent
dlltrict Of Manhattan, suburbs ol
Westche.ter County and JacklOn Helghta,
and the Bnm: before heeding on to
Baltimore and a fund-raising dinner.
Humphrey has laid oo a heavy schedule
between now and Election D a y ,
llDdwlcbln& a number of televlaioa ap-
pearanc9 among vl!its to New Jersey,
MJchlgan, Illinois, Ohio, Tena and
CalilonUa.
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POLITICS ...
&lining amoog women voten.
Slndl!npr Mid the per<>entage of
uodeclded votert u the campaign en-
tered ttl fJna1 week wu .. very hip," ap-
panntly --many volttl ..... waltlnc to bear more GI Ute candlda!All' views on the t.uues .
Tbe lataol Gallup poll, baled .. In-
----Ott. 11 ancl I~ ahawed N• leadiJW Humphrey tf..
--with u ...,..m !<ii wan-anc1 I -lllldecldtd. 'Iba Harrfl poll Pft Nlall IO~ and HumplnJ a
-llilh 11-t for Wallacl and r P'!eenl111dedded.
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Only Cleo, the Manx cat, wu unac-
counted for Tuesday evening.
Steward said he wu in \he proctS!I of
trying to collect insurance from a May
accident when a car wrecked the fenct,
mailbox and part of the gar1ge.
'Ibis Ume, be said, "The whole house
will have to be rebuilt."
"I wish I knew where Cleo was," said
Mrs. Steward.
The truck took out moat of. the garage
facing on Summit, the downstairs den, R
recenUy remodeled bathroom. It left an
upgtairs bedroom a pile of apllntera and
timborl In the beckyard.
The truck came to rest about 30 feet
from the edge of the Steward backyard,
the lip of an 800-foot drop.
Pal.lee said that the wreckage of the
truck had to be cut into aecUons by a Loe
Angeles truck wrecking finn to get it out
ol the debris.
0 V Little League
l Backs Bond Vote
Directors of the Ocean View Uttle
League have "strongly endonedu the
bond tuue proposals for perts and a
library, league president Jerry Supernaw
announced today.
The League has been active ln working
for better parb and a recreaUonal pro-
gram for the past aeveral yean. Its
leaders have been strong parka boolten
and its former president Ron Bauer wu
~Uy appointed to the recreaUon com·
mission of the city.
Voters art being asked to approve a $6
million bond i4sue for parks and a '3.16
mlllion ·lssue for a new central UbrlrJ.
Dishonest Delivery
Costs Woman $1,175
Hununcton Beach pallce dl.tclosed t<>
day Mrs. Lila L. Barnett of 10032
Stonybrook Drive waa the victim of an
apparenUy d1shoneat f u r n i t u r e
deliveryman Who po ct• t e d •t,171
worth of jewel! from the upatalra m-
bedroom Tuesday morning.
Acoccdln( to pollce repoc:U Mn,
Barnett wu alone ln the home when the
adm!Ued the man about 1:111 a.m. Sbe
later nported mlAlng an 11,100 diamond
""" """ f7l pd bend.
2 Baby Girls Killed
HUNTINGTON PARK (AP) -Two
boby llrll lrom llowM)' .... ldlJod and
thelt parenll .... lllJund lilaodoJ ~t
when their car and another 1utb OoUldad
al .. -. tho flllllnl' ~
nld.
They were the start of a stag movte
that fluhed acrou home screens for
about 15 mlnutea early Sunday iruJtead ol
the )ate, late ahow.
AuthoriUes today reported no clues to
the origin of the substitute pe.r;formance
and conleaaed the show llaged by the
In W85hlngton, a spokesman for the
Federal Communi<iaUons Commlsalon
aald its field englneen In Loi Angel,.
were "trying to sort it out." He said ttlat
110 far nobody really knows What hap-
Det. Sgt. Jamoa weu of the Palm
Springs Police Department listed a
number of possjblllUea of bow the movie
CQll)d have Infiltrated !be cable TV
S)'llem.
Armed Bandits Get $66
Two armed bandits n e t t e d ap-
proximately $66 from a Hunllniton Beach
market Tuesday aft.er forclng the clerk at
gun and knife point to empty two cash
reglltera Into a paper shopping beg.
lama Carson told police two husky
men, one mustachioed, entered the Tlt-
Toc Marlret, 1M31 Edwaro. St., about.>c
9:30 p.m.
Going to opposite sides ol the two
counlorl, one dloplayed a .15-<aliber
automatic plltol whlle the other pulled a
huntlnc knife from bll walllband, Canon
said.
"OK, tbll 111 e alk:kup. Elnpty the bills
in a sack and be quick about It.,"
threatened the 11W1J11an. Tbe two then
ucaped on fool In !be darkness.
There alg(j was a chanet that a atud1o
engineer somehow pu11ed the wrong
switch while he wu rteording·tbe movie
on video tape. Another possibillt)' wu
that the phantom pornograpbera att up
thelr own transmitter tit the deaert.
Viewers reported seeing the stag lhow
over several channels, but moat of them
were watching the closln& ceremonies of
the Olympics on KPLM, a loc:al ABC If.
fill ate.
The station signed off the air At 1:03
A.M., but in!lead of the . Brltllh
evacuating troops in "Dunkirk,'' the
screen suddenly lit up with the Im.age of
a woman, nude from the wai8t up.
The manager ol KPLM, who received a
telegram from the ••01rty Old Men's
Club" congralulatlrti him, Said he was
convinced hls employes were not in·
valved.
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Georg• A. Tucker lo the ~OJ'!\I&
Institute for Women at Fr,ontera,:, ~
Corona. . .
. "Is lhal ·f<>r !ht term prt&Cribed c~ iaw?" asked ,l.ugustine. • . . .
. "'01< term l!l"OICribed by 1-W • tbO ' . ' . judg• ~replied. c , · ..;
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mtUI in frool ol blJo, " m clenl'IDI tt." ·
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lanUli, ~~-· -·~ lirttalfoo, q-. IJJI bl!r Ria:. ' 4. : .;. ' •. ( .
She fates a '!IV. year '6 Ult' iiolence
but ti!• prooecutlon 1A1ti ~urlngl111al .tllil
her 111oeaa,~ J>af~old ~·
otfei:a a poor ~· for reCoT'1J~ . Pr:taumabJY .•be . will be · houied In •
poydliatrii:. laciJj'ly ii Fronleri, · l?elDI
trWleried, Ir= Orange County'. Jail
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Dam~tis· C~'t.
-Oran&• co.;i ~1~epia ._~v<d -~
advm;e prd o! the riliv ._. \1"9-
day J!ll!il,llld '8<11· ._,.but by -
the clouda were ftll cm' their ·,w., to
dllllp11tJac •
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tllf.'ll<! ol ,'1 ~ ~'!'lf~..qeil
the nortWn Cant~ ·area wit!! .me
llW1 hall "1 ~ .ol;raln;i .J "·
Wia!Mr Bnmu· ' -W,::·J! o.d l y
predicted llUMY weather for . lbe r..t ol
~ ... ,eek with a 1~ UP:'1w-1n,·tn ~~-'Foe ,yp ',,..,....,to
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MURDIR VICTIM'S HUSBAND PONDl!RS P'UTURE
: l1rold WeotphOI P'1c11 Rotl'""'lftt Alone
l'l'Olll P .. e I
MRS. TUCKER SENTENCED • • •
within the next few days.
Tucker aat alone in a froD1 row aeat of
lhe small COW1nlOm and bid I brief
farewell with bis wife who refUlel to
believe the slaying victim ii really dead.
"1lle funny part of it is," ~ "a~
beard to uy, "Mn. Weslpbal comes to
jaJI every Sa~ay -"" woman who makes sermons. •
"I called lier Mn. Westphal and 1he
tamed to me ••. " Mrs. 1\iclter continued
but the rest of her remark was not audl-l>IO. .
~ "Qlvt my love to the children," she ldd lier grim hulband, "we'll he ...mg
~ other IOOD. Don't worry."
1be TUcter's U-year-old daughter is
recovering It Hoag MemorW Hoopltal
after IUrlf1'Y for internal polyps at first
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feared to be an ulcer catlled by llreN Ci:
the put few monthl.
, TJieir l~y.., .. 14 itaulltter &lays wiUl
Mrs. Tucll:er'I 'parerita. 1
·"They're in new lcboola and lhey.,,·c
been doing real well, getting & and Ba,"
said Tucker - a tremor in his voice -on
the steps oul'fde the courtroom.
Today's brief hearing apparently con-
cludes tragic chain o(. event.. which
began when Mrs. Weotphol apparel\lly
did aome small thing whlch Mrs. Tucker
conceived to be an attack.
Only tbe lmHe she picked up to use in
self defen1e hu left lutlng tcan on
msny otben.
I>ruins,Surfboard
Valued at $24 7
Stolen at Laguna
Drums and a surfboard were atolen
from the unlocked car ol a Laauna Beach
man, police said tQ(lay. eonn A. Ra111>er1, 11114 s. Coos!
llishway, estlmat.d his lolls at 1347.
The thelt of a IHI recor<I cl1aniti" ll'otn
the home ol Jo,.. H. Jomea, u'5
Bluebird Canyon Drivt, wal a I a o
reported. The mothod of entry was not mown.
Jooeplt F. Kum, 11111 LI Mlradl,
reported the Uielt of 111 Ill hlbldtl !l'Cm
his blck'Jord. Police uld the llttle coot.-er wu the M~ Klmldo variety.
Negro Leaders Want
SF Murder Inquiry
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1n a ........ 1 -Tuadq, the =·aid they hid -the "'t of JUlllCI Ind the .u.m., to ln•Nllt•te polke hlndllnl ol the ""1lnl of Georae lla!ket,
rl, by Mlcblel O'Bmll. !'\
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"I'll lftl>lb!J kllP tho -1lllil I
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to l8l11nc It," he cootinued.
The min -ranalnid l tllent,
unidentified oOlooller at lhe llve-<lAy trio!,
in 1'btcb'tila'wife's slayer wu convicted
of a cflme ·ealry!ng five years to Ille In
pr\lon, ~the wltd>lnl waa an ordaoL
"1-f~ like I wu geltlnf l•-with the · knife," be llf? of the 111;.. 1n
wbjch erlmlnallll Ll1TJ 111Cle lold of
bOlldlq I -rUbber aD.i lnlb'port
-he knifed to. tell. itobbln(
~..lll'-;,p !rith nlptmms," he
llllcL "Alla' 11J, H'1 )dnd ol bird to fOflel
35 toseO*'. u . ~knowlbdgeil it was allO an ordeal
for Tucker, the coople's chlld!en llld
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Wblle Mn. Tud<er was beinr tried for
murder, many othen were beinl tried -
period -llld ooe Tucker dlughter has
beln boapilalli.ed recently f..-a ..nous ll·
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The lw• . g!rli iqe staying Willi their
grandparenll.
"Tbe way I figUred tlllnp out turned
out to he just lhe w4y the D.\
.recoDl1rUctecl them." Weatpllll uld,
reveallni thal be and bis slain wile had
noted a pattern of increasingly odd
behavior on Mr1. Tucker'! part.
"The Tbunday night before that Fri·
day -l'Jl never forget it -I drove up
and got out oftbe-car. r ~ wa.Ved to
her. She stood there and I learned the
meaning of. 101Deone 'looking dauers' at
you," Westphal uld.
Theorists contended Mrs. Tucker killed
Mra. Westphal in a paychotlc frenty bas-
ed on the belief lhe was bein& threatened
by tbe older, larger woman and had to
defend herseU.
NOT LARGE WOMAN
"'11ley tried to paint Harriet as such a
lar1e woman," Westphal said c.ritically,
"but she weighed herself the day before
and abe wu 153 -a cOI'p!e bu a ten.4
dency to bloat and I think they were way
off Oil the estimate."
Two among four psychlatrilla who
were in contact with her accepted Mrs.
Tucker'• tale of being attacked by the
bluer WOJllllD Mil d'*'>d!ni benlU wllb
I kftchen carvinf tnlle1 .
The Dlftrict Attorney'• office did not.
Neither did Super!« cOurt Judge
Rooald crooksliant, -~, or
Mn. Tucker will probably ai.oo 'bt the
final chapter In a lengthy law career
from which he reUres Thursday.
STABBED IN STREET
Teltlmooy by Mrt. Tucker heraaU sup-
ported the state's cue along with a
surprlJe reveJaUon that abe went after
the delendlnt with two knives and that
the alabbin& occurred In the middle of
lhestreet.
'lbe defense contended it occurred on
lhe ~cker property during a fi&ht or
unknown qgravatlon.
'lbe savage climax to a long string of
assaulla to which others lelltifted has left
Westphal confused aa to an unanswettd
and perhaps unanswerable que!tlon.
"I keep asking myself : 'why didn 't
anyone ever try lo get help for her?',"
Westphal said.
He was a young Navy pilot Oying out of
a Coast Guard station in New Jersey in 1m, helpinc search for the downed
dirigible Akron when a buddy lnvlt.d him
to a club meeUna: where he met the
future Mrs. Westphal.
Mrs. Tucker was a girl or seven, then,
growing up In Brooklyn.
The \Vestphal wedding brought him a
stepson and a daughter, who now lives in
West Covina and ii a source of comfort
during weokend villta by the widowed
aerospace engineer.
Usullly, he lharpena the bowling 1kill
which hat won him ICOrtl of ln>pble1,
"1atUng the lanes with hl.s aon-ln·llw on
Slmday1.
Weotnighta, he OODll8 home from
woti<, baa dinner, then frequenUy ploy>
the elaborate, weU-poUlhed oraan which
is a focal point of the immlC\llate llvlna:
room.
"Sometimes I start playinc and before
I know it, It's midnight," he 1ays.
. Time wu nmnlng out, too, on the in-
terview.
Lite afternoon IUll opluhed the room
aod. llhlmmS'ed on Inna of a tree In the
:sroiit l:lu TUctir \nlved.home nut door ' blo Unit.cl OOl!lirnl1 Bank job bi !i<>ll Aapleo. . • . .
t:AN'T SAY Mt1Ce
"I'd been tryln6 to think of Ill the
thinp I wanted to-NY," Westpbal com-
m<!Jted, "but "°" I con1 come up with 'ntudl.'" Eumlnlnc • box of color 1lldel, he
IMwtd a picture cl the Cupertino home,
wllero the Wllipblll livid naxt door to
111 1unt llld uncle of Coote MeA Pollee
Delectlv. set. Sim Conltln>.
"We had ourae.lvt1 a beautiM spot ut>
there. Ha~ fuchsl.U, t U b tr 0 11 I "1:' ii.j"~· turned bock to I
blppler time, helorl cui>cnte polltlc:I
-bll job llld the od-of -,.an llllde It blllm to llnd -· Bl Mid nothlllf It Ill -Wtll1lna
thtop bod haJlPIOld dlU~ hi and bll wll• -1d 111.. Id In
Northenl Calllomla while lot
their retlnment drelm of I spGlll!DIU'I
Pl'tdl" In Orecon In become. reality .
He didn't have to . n was wrtt\en alt
over hll face.
. H-Cut In Hill by Runaw1y V•n; F1mlly ..,., liut Cit Mlnl111 ••
Nixon M~k.es ,Strtjl}g ;'JJ,ifl,
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For Votes in Minnesoki,":·
ROCHESTER, Minn. (UPI) -Richard
1t1. Nixon darted lnto Minnesota today !or
i. slashing attack on Hubert Humphrey
and said "nothing would please us more"
than to carry lhe vice ]ftlidenl's home
1tate.
The Republican presidential candidate
also hinted strongly that iI elected he
would pick Minnesota's Republican Rep.
Albert ·QuJe for secretary of agriculture.
"He will be my Orville Freeman, if you
know what I mean," Nixon told the
crowd. .
Nlx6n's hint about Quie came while be
"'as praising the conareuman as a
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New Level Talks
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P!riLADELPRIA (AP) -Vice Pnoi·
dent Hubert H. Humphrey says there is a
"new level of diplomaUc activity" taking
place over the Vlettllm war -and "the
next move ii up to Hanoi."
The Democratic prealdentlal can-
didate's cautioualy-worded remarks came
as GM. Crelgblon W. Abrallll, U.S. com-
mander in Vietnam, flew to Washington
TUesday for a secret meetbtg with Presi-
dent Jobruion and h11 top advisers.
But il Hwnpbrey knew more than his
quesUoners about the mffUn&, or the
latut posalble moves toward ·peace, be
did not let on. AJked lo a Plilladelphia
televillon interview whether a peace
move might take place before TuesC!ay's
election, he replied: "I just don't know,
and I'm not really in a pos1Uou t6 tell you
if I knew."
But be said he feela the recent lull in
ground figbUng aod the d<crease In
Unlted States cuualUes are significant in
evaluating the posslbUIUes for peace -
"and I hope they will add up to SUCCe5!I in
the Paris talks."
"I think there has ~ 90Illething
goina on," Humphrey said u he wound
up a long day of campaigning across
vote-rich Pennsylvania.
"There's been a new level. of diplomatic
actlvity. M I sense it, I tblok it is up to
Hanoi," he said.
''bright J'OUDI man" and one "vtry
~blo In farm a!Wn."
.Later, ,Mwever, u he continued h1I
speech, Nlxoo appeared to have aecond
thoughts • 1boot bis premaUft an-
nouncement. He said, "a few pioments
ago I referred facotlou!ly to my .good
friend A). Qule," and !hen conlinueil on to other tojilCs. .
Nixon wu recelved by a crowd of ap-
proximately some 7,000 at the. Rochester
airport. It Included scora ol. youthful
Humphrey auJ>P(l'len. •
Standing under a brllllant blue 1ky, sur·
rounded by rich farm landi, -braying a
stiff 30-mile-in·hour wind, Nixon' ~ferred
to Rochester's most celebrated in-
stitution, the Mayo clinic. He said a
medic&! analogy could be drawn to the
current election campaign.
"In rour years we hav~ had an ad4
ministration In tbe Wh!te House that has
been giving us the wrong prescription,''
he said.
"And now after four iears of listening
lo the Wft1 dottOf lhe~ want.Jo jP•' Ole job to tfte· j>h8rinsclst." Huhlphtey was
once a druggist.
Nixon and his party flew into his rival's
home state and charged that President
Johnson's vice preQdent is a "man who
trotted meekly along behind his maat'er."
Nllon llCCUled Humphrey or failing to
dissent from the decisions of Johnson and
falling to e:s:ercl.9e intellectual courage.
He said It reflected on his ability to
serve in the White House.
"A man who has trotted meekly along
behind his muter ·cannot be expected to
iead," Nixon said in remark.a prepared
for dell very he~.
Funeral Services
Set for Mrs. Revell
Funeral services wW be held Thurs·
day for Minnie Louise Revell, Ml, di 626
N. Avenida Sevilla, Laguna HUis.
Mrs. Revell, who died Monday, had
been a resident there for two years.
Services wlll begin at 1 p.m. in the
chapel of Laguna Beach Funeral Home.
Rev. Verner Olson will officiate. Inter-
ment will be lo Beloit, Wis. Mrs. Revell
is survived by 1 son, Bradford Donovan
of Long Beach.
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CRASH ••.
backyard.'"~ uld he lbauibl' a jet
plane had crubecl Into !I» -. ·
sieww, pmident "' 1 pocteslnc !!rm,
WU at a board lllfftlq In Loi A.,.ie..
Son, Douglal, II, Wll 11 h!P llchooL Mn.
Steward .wu ~ wliot Ille later
described u ~·a bad 1ame ol aolf."
Only Cleo, ·the Manz cat, wu unac-
counted for tueaday even.log.
Steward said he wu In the ~:-..of
trying to collect insurance from a Miy
accident when a car wrecked the-fenct,
mailbox and part of the garage. '
This time, he 1aid, "The whole home
will have to be rebuilt."
"I wish I knew where ~ was," aid
Mrs. Steward.
The truck took out most o£ the garage
facing on Summit, the downBta1rs den, a
recenUy remodeled bathroom. It leR an
upstairs bedroom a pile of .splinters and
timbers in the backyard.-
The truck came to rest about 30 feet
from the ·edge" of the Steward backyard,
the. lip of an ~foot drop.
Police said that the wreckage of the
truck bad to be cut Into sections by a Lo&
Angeles truck wrecking firm to get It out
of the debris.
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SPANISH • ••
classes, levels classes and nongracted
classes.
Al Haven, principal of Top of the World
School, suggested the dlltrtct hire a
substitute teacher for each school 80
teachers could have scheduled days off
from classes to devote to reseiltcb and
development.
Board members pointed out this would
cost the district about J50,000 and uked
if It wouldn't be more worthwhlle for
teachers to increaee their clae:Bload '°
sU'batitutes wouldn 't be nece1sary.
David Lloyd, principal of Thurston
Intemtedip.te School, asked board
members • to study Ull pooalbWty of
purchasing a:n. JBM machine for acbedul-
ing. The mach.UW; would be noted from
the corporaUon, aim;accordlng to Lloyd,
it might be possible lo share ~
with other schools. \
In his .annual ~port,'aunn Farnes,
summer school direct.or, IMd the pro-
gram wne: a success and the * of both
Top of the World School and the1t.l& h
school "w;orked beautJfully." '"·
He said a total of 333 students attended
summer school, and total expenditure:;
weie $23,782.45.
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Hi~h. ·Cf!urt Gives Coast Woman ~artial Victory
' ~ hit ~ birthday wllh an
liatol1c tllfl !rem lbe U.S. Stqnw
•Court, a Cool.I --worker todal' ll .,. "°" doaer 14 wlnnllla oquol ~ ID~ boun fo< all calilornia ~ .!
Mtt. Velma "Vel" Vtftplkocb,·'87 W
'.Whim st. bad -Iha lllCh court ,,;
ael Mllie d! .. 1...i ol hit 11111 cballeni11., a 11111 -.iute.llmiifnc -= boura !er ........ lier IUlt ..... .. by • I.Ge
Aaplaa--Jul Maf. 'll>o·~ Courl clid nol -y ael
adde Iha d11mlwJ, lNI adVllld her In
,wl)al --uy ll Jn ""' Jincedenled -., lo -her -lo Iha 90> Dlllrlct Court of Appeals In San Jl'r~ alter v...U., lbe Loa AD&eles
courldecllloo.. • '
.,. ol '--lo Ii per<ent ol lbe ...
tire U.S. war111 ..... u well u 14 Iha! S1
potCtnt ri Iha •tire populalloll .....
ptlled ol "omen.
Al lull 411 other llalO and loeal
~ ba .. Jaw• placlnrl -
ldlld of Umltallonl oo .,omen warlleri
Mrs. Mengeltoch Is ,.preaenled by1he ' ~ .. NaUonal Orgaiilzallon for w..,.. (NOW)
lonned Jn 111111 lo promote leinale rtpll
, aa oulli"ed lo !he 11164 dvlj.,rlabla llfsle-
tton. •
"r didn't:do this because 1 ~ --." .Mrs. Mengelloch, wba .bu t1'0 ton1, a
daugbler and nine gandchild!<ft dc)dlred
· u ahe prepared 14 go lo he: I p.~. 14 I
a.m. job Tuesday. .
, .., ,..._ M.tL.Y Pi\.OT'Adf,.....
,.,,. utroYert.id' ~ contends lbe
alale law llmllflll _... -loY<S lo
eJCb1 hours dally and a hours 1n ..,. weet -upbelc! by lbe Supreme Court eo
yeara qo -la In cotlllicl wilh !he lllf
Civil RJchtl Acl.
"~ lhe. very beglttnln&, I ba~e n,i
' ilppermoot in 11!.Y mind lhe Jm"°"'""' "' myi _act upon futwe ceneratiQos/' es·
pllll!led lhe former acrlpt · -wbo
worked for Oregon radlc> and. newa
publications.
FULLY-~OADED GAS TRUCK FALLS VICTIM TO RAIN.SLICK SANTA AllA FREEWA.Y
Driver EsCillJ"I with -~inor Injuries, but l'raffic Tied Up Five HoUra .
Two Americans Awarded
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Nobel Prizes · in Science
STOCKHOLM (UPI) -AmericM$ to.
day won the 1968 Nobel prizes for both
physics and chemistry.
The most coveted awards in science
went to Prof. Lars Onsager of Y ;ile
University in chemistry and to Prof. Luis
W. Alvarez of the University of California
at Berkeley in physics.
It was the 28th time the pbysie1 prize
had bee won by an American and the
15th time the chemistry award had gone
to the United States s i n c e the Nobel
awards began ({] years ago.
, Both awards, aMounced by the Rayal
Swedish Academy of Science, are worth
170,000.
The Norwegian-born Onsager, 65, pro-
fessor of theoretical chemistry at Yale,
was cited for "the discovery of the
reciproc;al relations bearing his name
which are fundamental for t h e
thermodynamics of irreversible pr~
· cesses."
AJvarez, 57, a San Francisco native,
won the physics award for his pioneering
work with particles smaller than the
atom.
,. "You're kidding~'' Alvarez said when he
was awakened out of a sound sleep by
UPI to learn of his honor. He said the
prize money would go to pay off a
Hmortgage on his home, but AJyarez added
he wished he could share it with the tA!am
of scientists who helped him with his
research. •
"I'm just 1~.ing here with my arm
around my wife trying to let the news
sink in," he said when UPI called.
The academy said Alvarez ha4 made
"decisive contributions to elementary
, 11particle physics." These are the su~
atomic particles which lie at the h~ of
-all matter. Prof. Erik Rydberg.
' ·permanent academy secretary, said the
, choice of Alvarez "unlike many other
1 . times was absolutely clear" because "he
is the leader in the field."
"His work deals with the smallest
particles in nature and the amazing
. . machinery he has constructed to observe
· them " Rydber« said. "He e v e n disco~ered new particles in the big
Berkeley cyclotron."
Alvarez' research dealt with particles
called K-mesons, which flare into ex-
istence and then disintegrate into lighter
,particles in a space of time measured in
billionths of a second.
, 1 Onsager is crq<tited with la~ing t~e
; .. foundation for the lhermodynam1cs of tr·
reversible processes through his
discovery ot a fWldamental law in nature,
which now is known under the name of '."the reciprocity relation11 of Onsager."
It has played a dominant role in the
development of theoretic;al
.Lhermodynamics, s t i m u I a t i n g ex-
! 'perimental investigations of irreversible
· processes within physics, chemistry and
neighboring sciences, academy officials
said.
Cost of Living
Rises Slightly
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The cost of
living to Arnericam registered the
smallest increase of the year In Sep-.
tember but government exper.t.s predicted
the increase for 1968 would be the highest
in 11'years.
The consumer price index in September
roSe twHenths of one percent frOm
August -smallest over-the-month · Jn.
ere~ since September. 1917. The indeJ
In September stood al ID.I.
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UC Physicist Alvaret.
Desert Viewers
Wait for Next
Dirty TV Show
PALM SPRINGS (UPI) -Nobody
k n o w 1 tbe names of t b e top-rated
television performers in this desert resort
but viewers are glued to their sets in case
the phantom pomographec strikes again.
.They. were ·the stars of a stag. movie
that flashed across home screens for
about 15 minutes early Sunday instead of
the late, late show.
Authorities today reported no clues to
the origin of the substitute performance
and confessed the show staged by the
phantom pornographer could have come
from almost anywhere.
In Washington , a spokesman for the
Federal , Communications Commission
said its field engineers in Los Angeles
were "trying to sOrt it out." He said that.
so far nobody really knows~ what hap-
Det. Sgt. James Wall of the Palm
Springs Police Department listed a
number of posllibillties of how the movie
could have infiltrated the cable TV
system.
He said there was a remote ·chance
someboOy could have tapped a cable or
broken into the main microwave relay
station atop Edam Hill and beamed a
movie projector Into a li\!e earners.
There also was a chance that a studio
engineer somehow pulled the wrong
switch while he was recording the movie
on video tape. Another possibility wu
that the phantom pornographers set up
their own transmitter in the desert.
· Viewers reported seeing the stag show
over several channels, but most of them
were watching the closing ceremonies of
the Olympics on KPLM , a local ABC af·
llllate. Tlie staµon signed off tbe air al I :03
A.M,, b<il lnalead of the British
evacuatfuc trooi. in "Dunkirk," the
'screen suddenly lit up with the image of
a woma'n, nude from ~ wai8t up.
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Nudes Noi Nudes?
• No nudes apparently ·are oot. nf!Cel!Sl.rl..
ly good nude1 as far u the Anaheim Ci'1
Council II COllC<!med. .
The council, wbfcll two )'ear• ago fia(f
It& back up OV« tbe flcl Iha! Melodyland
Thealor WU olleriog toplea dlncen ID
lti FnmdHl)'lt nvqe, -.. c••'""'"" I ' OVf!r I llmllar lbow tbse.
: Tbll 'timt, lhoogll, !be OCIQnCll 11 upoel
' beCOUJe the dancora are NO'f nude. They
' jlll( 14'/ they .... i The council Monday ni8'>I ordered Clly
; Attomey Joseph Geisler to advfat
1 :1~1odyland that its marquee adverti~ing l "the smest nudlest te\'ue" mlllt be
•• cha,,...,.
nYre att no actual audes, thr. council
arg\ltd, only topleu semi-oudM, which
unads ol fa! .. tdvestlsing ..
. Whal aboul. lbe higllly touted "Bride of
Torootrow11 whose coatume report(!dly
conslJll ol a wedding velf -p«lod? · Geialer uplal,.i lh11111o wean O,tsl>
tol6red 1!<J11M1 Ullhlt, wblcb pull ,h« ID lbt-'.mldt calepy. '
"""' If Ibo """" lo ·-r Oil Ute -... p...,,plelely ondr1ped?
(!he'd ~ ~ deefmd lhe • .,, ''"""!" wbci noleil U.11 one of his 1laff tr\emberl and a vice 1quad o..""lccr •t·
tended lhe pet!"""'"'" and flW1d
nolhlng legally objecU011•bl•.
Exctpt for the "nudJe'' adverti •. 1
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Rain Slicked . .. . ~
Road Blamed
For Accident
Nortbbound traffic on Ute Sanla Ana
Freeway wu blocked tor more than five
hours today when a fully 1oaded butane
truck overturned on the wet pavement
n e a r a recently completed extension of
the Orange Freeway 1n Santa Ana.
California Highway patrolmen blamed
treacheroua driving conditloM tor the
mishap which oceurred at 4:45 a.m.
The injured truck drive, Vernon
Scbmldt, 28, of Anaheim, was rushed to
Martin Lulher Hospilal In Iha! city where
he was treated for minor injuries and
released.
Wrecking crews cleared the jammed
freeway about 10 a.m. after firemen had
washed away spilled ga11>line from the
area. Traffic, which had beeq rerouted
through city roads, resumed ~ normal
flow.
Slippery pavement caused a rash of
minor traffic colliaions in the county
CHP officers said. '
Allies Destroy
242 Cong. B9a·ts
In Massiv~ .Raid
Lepl uperta predicl lhe 1111~ ·flled
Ocl. IO, 1168. ag~ North American A vlallon Ille,. lhe Bureau of lmlualilaf
W•lfau and the lllale Indu.sli:llJ·Welfare
COmmi181oo, '(rfll yel wind '!P before Iha
Supre ... Court. '
M rs. Mengelkoch is an electrical and
electronics usembler for N o rt h
American Rockwell Corp., renamed after
North American Aviation Inc., joined in a
merger.
"My ~mpany has been :just wonderful
all along," she said, noting that the mam•
molh firm refrained from joining Ill< lwn
industrial welfare agencies in their
dismissal motion.
By barring Mn. Mena:elkoch the right
to work as many hours as men -thus
giving male employes the right to earn
more ln overtime situaUons -the Com-
• FIGH:rS FOR RIGHtS•
Mesa's Meng•lkoch . .
pany Is violating her civil righls, she
maintains~
T\11! . hlslorlc 1964 act proh\blls job
dl1cririlinluoa oo-the--baais-of sex. •-
. A· Statement. by . the. Shpreme c.ow-t
Monday In hearing }):er a~J says the
case rafs(s constitutional · questions un-
'pr:ece<feqted alnCe the 1954 s'Cliool
d~gri!ga~oo ~i!lon. .
Theat:' issues; the ' bigh"court.·cootinued,
Specifically, abe complained, lhe law
: can harm the economic sfabllity Of •·
· parent homes in which a ' moCher' With
• Children to support can iuffer dbe to'.ltck
of f~ to work aa much u posilble.
She worked for 9 years oil two daily
· jobs, electrical aasembly u abe lo: doiug
now and full-time nursing care; getting
by on a few houra' @leep and a few
momentiS with.lhfr cbildreo. ~
Never ~ to' flio~h 8t the truth, Mn.
. Ille.Ill!''~ • said Ille cc¢onle<!. her
. cJiJJweo· ~ 8~4 asked hqw. llhe al\aped
up aS' a: MOm wbcrJ\ad·to be J)ad too.
1 '"Y0u gaVe n\e· 'my headi" sald. ber
eldest, ·Duane· ~gue, now a· P«tland.
Ore .• glass company sales manager, "and
1 it waS up 'to;fue to: prove ti you tflat I
Jiae.W hoW •kHUl8 •.ft •. u
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· .·' · · · , Pushing Debate
Declares in Saigon Speech On .R~gents' R~le
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SAIGON (UPI) -Pr·-1denl Nguyen di l u· ti U be b UC Irvine's Ronali! Ridgle and four e1:1• p om.a c nego a ons · gun y other uc campus .student body ~enta
Van Thieu •aid today "the end of the war Washington in an effort to end the war. i'ave sent a telegr:am to Govibem'• "•·•an 111 near." . · ~ 1,1 """""& Thieu's, statement Wu the.first major asking that he' debate with the ad-But in Par Is today'• session of the . di u' lh · -•-•·1ra"ve role o1 Ute -en•· ID lhe
!al•-ded wilh 1n ca on· e peac'e offensive st8ited by 1•~ _.. ·-e ... peace r.3 en no agreement on n-'d J'"'~-A Univertiity. . a peace formula reported n.st enl ~·~n-rn;ghl·lle bearing fruit.
Thi • •• In · ti f However, Ttiieu cautioned' earlier~m the "It is not a challenge." aali;l Ridgle. eu spo11.e at u1e augura on o a "We are concerned abOut ' the lack of
I• t •-· lo .... day there . had been oo breakthrough .,_ new o-man governmen uuipec ra"", a communication. We think there tMl!idl to body set up to fight corruption in the an expression also uJed· by Johnson lut bt Some C:UllCuslioO abOU~ the fanctloo of
South Vietnamese government. weekend. • -: : ·' " . .' 'th! regents .• , : . 1 • • '
His speech was concerned mainly with Thieu told newsmen,earlier'toclay .. ifter , Ridgle said ffi-'tiarclit«!o· mow '.ofrhetber
Ill< luks facJna lhe lnspeclor panel bul a .aeries · ol qrgenl rneet1ngs;.W11h 'o;il. (Ute govetD<r ""' ogiel ., ~~le.
he did loueb fleelll)gly on lh• question of · Ambaasa<lor,Ellsworlh Bimk,oo<and'Soulb· ~"R ~llit ·~"ii''• lfllPpanl
"It ls Important that we take a diflerences"1between tN;. Unfted'-'Stat'ell &eSn·t~ ., ·~valid war and peace, laying: 'Vietnamese Jiaden that-the3i ar:e..~1no mlJit~\tlf '.~enb
pqsMi:ii~'I constructive atlitude . now and Soutb Vietnamese iover a possible -mem~ ~ ~:•J~, s..~. )
SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Navy and allied tieeauSe the end of the war ia near." bombing ~alt. Joining, Ridgle in requesting'-the debate
forcei sank or damaged 242 Viel Cong There nave been rumors in almost 0bserven said that statement ap-are student body, preaidenll &om UC
supply boatl in the Mekong Delta in one every capital of the world that some parently openM the way towafd a new cam~, at san Diego1 Rtvtrslde,
of the biggest river battles of the Viet· '_b_re_•_k _w_ .. ___ im_mm_· _en_l_ln_u.. __ d_e_uc_•_te_.,:ph_ase~i•_lh_e_.eur.._e_n_t.;.pe_a_;,ce~la..:lk..:•_· ---,;' Berk:.=.:;':;.l•;::Y.ianll;:;::;Da:;:,:,vll:;•:_.,.... ___ _
nam war, military .spokesmen said today.
They said a for~ of American "swift
boats" charged Into the guerrilla supply
fleet and destroyed it in a five hour battle
Tuesday near the southern tip. of South
Vietnam.
Joined by South Vietnam air force
planes the sailors also destroyed ·or
damaged 167 Communist shore poaitions
as the guerri11as vainly tried to prevent
the loss of the arms and ammwUtion
being floated to them on the watery tnd
of the Ho Chi Minh Trail from North
Vietnam.
The Navy triumph dovetailed with U.S.
air strikes throughout South Vietnam
against other guerrll~ forces which
President Nguyen Van Thieu 1aid are
trying to regrolfp for new Red drives.
Despite fog and heavy 'monsoon clouds,
U·.S. pilots also flew 134 missions Tuesday
against the source of the Communist 1up-
plies, North Vietnam 'a southern panhan-
dle.
U.S. BS2 atratofortresau Tuesday and
today repeat.edly pounded the Communist
pcS1tioils between' Saigon and the Cam-
bodian border just to the northwest. The
big jell dropped more than 380 tom of
bombs on troop positions and aupply
dumps.
In · Vienilane, In neighboring LaOll,
mllllary olflclab loday uid Ill< North
Vietnamese inside South Vietnam are
showing signs of the pounding they are
taking by allied air forces.
They aald about 3,200 ~orth Vie~
namese ·troops have been apoUed nur
the Laotian !own ol Allopeu. Tbey said
th& Communlat.J Wert heading west · -
away from South Vietnam.
In Ill< della, Ill< thickly populated home
tif the Viel Cong, seven SO-foot awili boats
found the Communist aupply Ootilla in
the interwoven ch&nnelJ of. the Cua Lon
and Be De rlver1. The Communilt gun-
ners bit five of the boa.is.
2 Men, Teen Save
Suicidal Woman
Sanla Ana pollce loday crediled 8io promJll acllon ol lwo meo alld a high
school boy wllh 11vln& the Ill• ol •
wom•• w)lo lr!ecj lo leap from a bridge qn!o t,he !July Sanla Alla ,,,_way '-.ray night.
OHlws •Id Ill< lr!o leaped 'from their
car when they •• tbe •~ old Sanla
Allan lhn>w away her -ad ICl'l!ll>-blt IJl\lo lhe Main Slreel brldie porapel.
They srabbed her arms and d!aUed lw:r
lo safely U abt jumped ,_ Iha brldie,
cilfkeraaald.
The men ...,..Jcl«>UOed u -Lee Tumtr, 13, Alben P. Evam, JI, and 1111
brclloer, All .. , \5, all of -Grrle.
1 he woman win beln( held loda1 In Ille
pzychi11:tric 1'1nt at Orange County
Medic1tl Center where her condition wu
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LOG ROLLER'S 'WlFE BUY: AN
ELECTRIC CLOTHES Dll~EB 'T
EleCtrlc dryers colt le••·
Even II you're not• log roller's wife, take the time to .. And 'anotlltrthlna. eioctrh: dl)'er& i.we1'Wtr
comparecfothesdry•rs. You'll save money. Electric dryers parts. That.muns less m1intlf1•-'
not only cost less, they have sonie.othe•vurspecial . There are so many good rea-for·hevirw •
advaota1es. , flameless, electric dryer, yo~ should see your
For lnstaoce, eliac~ric dryers are flameless 1 •1 appliancedeJlersoon1VerylO,t)ll.
and odotlts$. They don~ produce co1t1: ' Bec•uso without an eloelrla
bullion fumes that have to be v""ted'to dryer, WMf\daJ lo an Wit.
the outslci.111. ftf••Y ~els just plus in., , •
A dryer is 1 noces1'ty for today's pil'ml· ' '
""1t prm flbllcs. Electric clothes drym_ •• .-_.,
have spjlCirl dryin1 cycles for such ,
fabrics~ tl1el' come out dry, fresh, and •
ul)!l"'lnkled.
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HOLLYWOOD (IJ') -An attorney
...r.<~¥ who gave hll naipe u Eric !:~ent minor plastic surgery · u;;, UllSl!natlon 11111 April of Dr.
. , • • Luther K1ng Jr.
'Tbe. Ia,rJer, Bennet Olan, declined
~ lo give det.alls of the surgery
pe!rtcfii\ed by Dr. Russel C. Hadley ex-
cept to uy it was rl the type which
woukf r¥>l greatly chan,e bis appearance..
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
tw repotted Erk Galt wu an allu UMd
bJ Jamt1 Earl Ray. now facing tri•l In
Mempllil, TtM., on a cbarp m murder-
In& King.
0tan aald he thought the operation Wiii
performed three or four weeb before the
aa1Wation on April ._ "It may hive
-111 !be 4th or tho 11th of March. I
"""" 'llhlch,'' he llld.
'Iba --Ill quutlonl to OllD. 'Iba la.-yw Aid K'1 bellevod Goll soucbl out Dr. Hldl<y throo&h the Loi
~ Qloaly· lledloal "-lllloo. Al
any rate, 01an· llld, Gd told the doctor
lbelllOdaUoo had -ended him.
Olan uld tbt case: didn't ttand out In
Hldley'1 mind, but ht added : "A1 100n
u 'Pt dllCovend who the patlenl hlld
bMft. I.ht ale •IJ rtported to the 1".'BI ... I~'
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, lfy'!"r kid's been hidin~out lately when he gets
on the phone, take the hint. There are probably
some things he'd rather discuss without an audi-
ence around: And he 's entitled. After all, asking
a girt out at his age is hard enough. But when the
Whole family's listening in, a guy could freeze.
Help loosen young Don Juan's tongue. Call
your General Telephone business office and get
him an extension phone. Then he oan have his
tete-a-tetes without feeling self-conscious.
When a kid feels you don't want to listen in on.
all his private conversations, he's more apt to tell
you about them. An extension phone gives him
that choice.
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~ in support of the
W· .ticket.
, sponsored by UCI
!~1 '!'i!U>< .. the, '11ll£4* . -~-ermont Gojljl l!l@ip .llof!
A on campuS Monday in
au of the Humphrey·
kie ticket. His talk wai
red by the· Associated
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Mesa Merchant
Named to Board
_lJ nemploy ment
Reports Due
Thorough Analysis
Experienced Judgment
Complet11 facilities
for investors
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Research ie one of the most important
servi~ DMn Witter & Co. prov:idee for in·
veeton;, Our regional reRearch centers -in
New York, San Francisco .!!Ind Los Angeies-
provide a near~y continuoU1 flow of solidly·
based inveetment ideas.
But people 11..re the real key to quslity
investment eervice. On our staff 11..t Des.n
Witter & Co. Are trained, dediCllt.ecl special·
lits in practically every pha11e of the inveet·
menl field .
Combine thi11 with a new computmi.zed
communication l',Ystem that includ• 50,000
mile! of private leased wires connectins
our 64 nationwide offices direct to the floor
of tht New York and American Stock Ex·
changee, snd you have Dean Witter inveet-
ment aervice.
So for thorough 11n11lysi1, e1perienced
judgment, completA!ll f11.cilitiM for invMtorl,
why not di8CUM your lnve1tment need.I with
Dean Witter le Co. C.11 the manarer of tht
office nearest you for &n appointment. There'•
no omt or obli,1tion, of OOUl'I'~.
You're close to men who know
when you invest with.,.
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881 Dovtr Oritlf'. Ntwporl Brach
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Trust Deed IDln• ••• Stop In todey
and st1 how we c1n solve your Imme.
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SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
THRlFT & LOAN.
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Brewer Claims Really
Non-return Bottle
NEW YORK !UPI )- A
Swedish brewery claims to
have found a clue to the
ultimate 1olulion of the beer
and soft drink bottle problem.
Warby Breweries says it hat
developed a plastic bottle that
disintegrates of its own accord
about two month! after the
beer has been drunk. As long
as the botUe is full the plastic
is st.able. As soon as it U:
emptied a tlow photolytic
disintegration process starts
from inside.
Think what. that would mean
if it really works for the
beverage indUstry. No rttum
problem&, no disposal pro-
blems. Just ltt the bottles pile
up in tM yard until they
evaporate. •:
Beer alread)-is , b e i II a:
rnarke1'd In P!Uti< bottle< by
a Munich ~ in com~
petition with glw bol1lea and
meLal cans, ~ lnln beer
and carbonated titt drinks
would be a major Jbumph ftM'
the plastic lnduSUj. In the
United Stales al@:, use of
plastic bottles loc:fl produ<:1-J
ha1 grown from Ont' billion (ri
1960 to about 4.5 .inuon ltlJs
year, according tdie Society
for the Plastics ~ustry. 1
The plastic botilftscored~
first great succ~y takl
over the liquid deflrgent
bleach Held. It lilw has
dominant poliUoo1JI househ-'t
chemicals, toiletrles aod aif..
metics and is ~iq.a: used ~
pharmaceuticals and foods
such as ketchups, mu.atardj,
milk, soups, prel)M'tld saladf.
shortenings, fruJt juices atft
cheese. j
Two major hurdlea had to \'fl
overmma to give .plutic a
rea1 entry Into _ f o o di:,
pharmaceutica.la and bet\S-
cosmetica, _
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ID IM 111aM as I~ a gl .. Jar . ., . bo\th! c and
tlear . pfastic to
11e••lopill 1C the p<etJCI coo
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1•st ·was aoeomptW;d with Improved polyvinyl dllorlde.
"l;ng11 · IUnll War8rl spent ~onbolh~ol
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!hit waJld pvt p[llliac bot
and Jon.lmprove.i-.i.. e.ca.... It has ti(itly IOI ..r tbe ptoblem ol lliildna
111-ooo~et
lhtl\tts and ln Jt1i d.a1ry
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Is expoded In !Mt !'• a ·~Gltbe~mi -.marbl iJ1.'1m. Ploollol _, li8ocr
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ll •eems a il!od one. lt bas teeth orid It bu ~\
ura1 pn*ectloa £of accused studei>U. . ' I '.
Tba polley pl'Oj)Olal llateo: ' ' t "Arrr fludt!nl In lbe i.c-1le$cb VIMOJ! ~ J?Y.1ric! :who 11111, selll.' bu In .hla· -!fton .. ,!!r:}• Unller the lnlluenee ol· any llal'COtics « drolr l~ll • ICribed by a pbyliclan aball be tUbJed' ti> dlJcip .
actlon.lnoludlnc· suspemion or oWJl!s!on, • .
"Each cue ol on or off.qimpu vlolaUoil ol ~·. coqcs laws requlm Caroful lnvelilg-Id include lb,
gmfnl. character of the student Involved and the ctN
comstanc<s surrounding the vlqla!iM." . . ,
After cbatg.,.. baye beeo .brouiil.t,' agalnol ~ studeit~
the student alid. bis parents l\'Oul,d'llt nOltl!ed bi ll'rilillg
ol a 4••rin& which they could at¢eod to hea~ abd preoent
evidence. • "
The Policy reoommends that.prior to UU. li.aring a
eaoe c:onlerence be held to reach ' professional Ollln!On .. to whether return of the .piipll to scbool wowd be
detrimental to wellare of other pupils. · ·
The conference would include a counselor, one or
more teacben and other persons wllo migbt cootrlb~,
such a• a nurse or' psychologist.
'n!e administraror cooducti.ng the hearing may re-
commend suspension or espulsion to the district super-
interident. The superintendent makes the decision and
notifies student and parents or guardian in writing.
The student and parents have a rjght to appeal the
deci>IO\l to the board of education. The board would be
given the evidence leadi'ng to Ute siiperjntend~t's deci·
silm. At a board hearing the student, his parent.. and/or
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Fol-. .a Nol.le Cause
M<mbers ol the !Ian Clemente Ell<s Lodge thiJ week
will be dll!ICing so that alllen <;an walk.
The lodge members have acileduled their "Ell<s·A·
P<lppin", two-liour reYUe Tluinday, Friday and Saturday
nights at ihe San Clemente lllgh School aodttofium.
The fund> from the benefit will go to California
Elu' major charity, cerebral palsy. The lodges in Cal·
ifornj.a contribute more than $300,000 annually to care
for cerebral palsied children.
Good luck with the Show, Ell<s. It's a noble cause.
•, : Guest Bepert Deiaib Disastrous Costs of IJ~'"-ure to Avf1'"a'fie E'ainilg -·~· ..... ,.~. • ·o<t~·-
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Pblllip Watson's sugar<0ated Proposi-
"tion :t isn't all u wonderful u it may ae-in. In fact it would retard our school
,yjtems oo badly that It ....wet take 10
teaN or men to set them back to
ndilll.
'wlutt Mr. Wataon failed to mention is
Uief ~ this prtpostero\11 propos!Uoo ia ~. Calllontla will be cm the bottom ·or the ll!t u 1ar .. IChool aid of .., ~ ~ It-Could eliminate our 1eboola from any Jical tu support and would cut school liui!ls by about 40 percenL 'l'll1I would ~ your child wou1d be lit a class of 40
to 50 children and bulldlnf <if new schoola
wdolil be at a stand-
11' WOULD MOST llkeJY push us back
on • split-session system, cut all bu&.
tranrportaUon, ellmloate lawns, cut elec-
tricity use, remove telepbooes, and
heat1og systems would be in use only on
tlie c;:oldest days. These are only a few of
the drawbacb to Proposition No.
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The wonderful property tax relief
he speakl about would mostly only con-
~ jhe apartment building owners and
cnmen of undeveloped properties. Surely
the inost important thing to us all is the
welfare of our children and the future of
our state which involves their education.
NA'n.lRALL Y WE couldn't exist on •
Cl percent decrease education-wile !IO
how will the state make up this defi.
~! ·Id W8' stated, y1lOr personal Income
tas. will Increase, plus yoor aales tax, not
&o mention your grocery and uUlity
~. 90 aacUy what bu been ac-
~plished? A few will benefit and the
rut will suffer. We're robbing Peter to
Pll.l' Paul on1y Peter In thl.s case is our
c:hlldren and Paul is the already well
boeled landlords.
Jack Rees, executive secretary for
C-1lfornia Teachers Association states
"If ProposilloD No. 9 lhould pass,
Express
California would find itself at the very
bottom of the list of all IO stales In terms
of educatiOllal opportunltiea. for ita children." .
, We, for the 1.ake of California's
children, urge y.ou to vote na on Proposl·
tion 8.
MR. AND MRS. BILL WILLlAMS
f'AtlOt'S ProposUfon 9
To the Editor:
The outcry of the poliUcal establish-
ment against Proposition 8, the Watson
lnltiaUve, is understandable though not,
in my eyes, commendable. Its adoption,
sharply redncing property taxes, would
leave no alternative but to substitute
other tues lor this large revenue loss -
and any legislator fears whit voting in
new taxes may do to his poUtk:al future. I
hope that the essence of ~Uon t -
that ownership of property ti not as just
a basi!I for paying the costs of govern-
ment 11, for instance, income or spending
-wUI not be lost in the smokescreen.
I AM Bll'l!NG my CIWD ·homto which,
indeed. 11 my castle and my ,aD~ary. l
pay substantial taxes on it. As long u I
remain steadily employed and in good
health. 1 do not object to paying my
present share of the cost of government.
But I would sleep easier .if these laxes
were based on my Income or purehases.
Because, if my income drops markedly
for any reason -health, loss of job,
retirement -J would face loss of my
Proposition 9's Effects
PropotiUon No. 9, the 90 called Watson
lnltLative, which would shift the property
tu ioad ol land speculaton and , .. 1
_., developers to the backs of the
avera1e bomeownm' and renter ii ca the
vetge.ol lllpplnf by oo the November s
ballot: Juot Jj) ,.... .... In 1141, the clvi<,
bullness, llbor IDll pollticll leadership of
the state -in • lllnllar situation -went
ui 'sleop al the nltcll IDll George l\itl.oln'• penaloo wcheme 11lpped by on a
«owded presldeotlal elecUon year Mllot
.. the -of all concerned. 'l'b&t measure, .tM!r • monumental
~ campqn WU launched the
f~ iear. wu blocked off the books -... not until • put deal of turmoil
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'l.\'1ioN'l INmA TIVE -In term• of \ chllol It would ere.ate in
-m.Ueo the McLain acheme
• --proposition. till Ian.., .,._iy tu l'<lid
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tint of ta:s: burdem would have on a faml·
Iv of four :
Tfamily of four with an annual incon-..
of $10,000, owning a home with a market
value of $19,400 would pay a NET IN·
CR.EASE in lue.s of $110 a year.·
If the family's Income was $151~ a
year and they owned a home valued at
123,liXI, tbe NET mcREASE woWd be
l302 ·-· Or. if the Income was $20,000 1 year
and they had 1 home valued 1t $2t.l500,
the NET INCREASE in taxes would be !SU.,..,..
FOR RENTERS, Proposition No. t ta
even rougher. The NET INCREASE In
taxes for a family of lwr with an annual
Income o( $10,000 wouki t;e P87 a year.
For • lanuly wtth an tncome of llJ,IOO,
the NET mCREASE woWd bo 1517 •
year, and for a family with an fncorne o(
Ql.tlOO, ibe NET INC!i&.w: -.it bo MOS·• yur. •
In abort tile meuurt ...iaid ~ "'
ablolule -for !be ._ fljnlly
whttlls., thq ,..... .-ow..,i .~ !lomf, ,
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pibllc oplnlm '"""YI .i-that U )'IU
pus, tufly. unleu the average voter lt
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home at a Ume when it would be most
important to me simply because I might
no longer be able to pay the tue1 on it.
I BELIEVE YOU should pay beavy
tu.es only when Y9U are earnlng money
ar spending IL If yoor lnci>ZM and open-
ding drops, I do not think you sltould be
penalized· for owning your home any
more lhan clothes or other personal
itema wbJch you acquired during your
tu-paying years. ,
The alternative, Propoaition I A ,
sidesteps the problem. It ill ju.st a drop in
the bucket for present property tax·
pay'1'J and less than that for future onea
if no ce11tn1 ls put ·on this aource of
revenue.
PAUL M. WALLACE
For anotMr view of PropoaitiOn 9
and it& effecU, see Guest ReJ>OTt el.!e·
wMre on thil page. Also other lttkrs
un tlu: sub;ect. ·
-Editor
AAWll Votes Against
To the Editor:
The American Association of Universi-
ty Women has always been concerned
with education in the U.S. and studied
legislation affecUng education. As a
result of these studies the California
State Division of AAUW voted to oppose
Proposition 8 on tbe Nov. 5 ballot.
The memben of the Newport-costa
Mesa Branch of AAUW have carefully
studied the provlsiona. of ProposiUon 9.
We believe that l:ts ~aption would place
the public achoo! system In llnanclal
chaos with the educaUon of our cbildren
unalterably damaged. AJso local control
of our acbools would be forfeited to the
state.
THEREFORE AT our Oct. 12 branch
meeting, the Newport-Costa Mesa Branch
of AAUW voted to oppose Propos!Uon 9.
AAUW has long recognized the need for
IChool financing reforms, but such
reformJ should be studied and adopted
before withdrawal of pwperty tu sup-
port of oor school"
The Newport-Costa Mesa Branch ot
AAUW urga all voters to cast an "in-
formed" vote Nov. 5 after carefully ex~
amining the Pro.1 and cons • felaUng to
Proposition t. We hope: the voters of
N..-port and C..\a Mesa and all of
California will vote "no" on 9.
MRS. NORMAN J . EGLI
· · l'r<aldent
T•kes fs/nte
To the Edit.or:
In reldin&: . )"OU1' UGuest •"Report" 00
"Propolition l't FJtecta" fn 'J\lelday's
paper, I would llke to take iuue Wl&h the
author, &lucaUon ~ewa Service.
I note all the btneDtt to: brn:A.eOwner!l,
however, I would Dke to know why Mr.
Ed. didn't state that the proposition l·A
Pl'-'!' lax rellel does nol apply to any
veteran. bUnd veteran, or disabled
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
..----B11 Geortie ---
llw' Geotge:
'When lighting a lllrl's l:tgarette
with a dashboard llgbter should the
driver Ugbt his own first and then
hand 0the lighter to the girl, llgbi
the girl's first, or should the girl ·
light his cigarette for him?
WONDERING
Dear Wondering:
Who carries your accident m..
surance? Kamikaze, Ltd.? WATCH
THAT TRUCK!
CIVhen troyblea trouble you,
spring, baby,-spring -be a biC
spender, buy a stamp .00 write to
George.) ,.
veteran who ls now receiving the
veteran's exemption.
I don 't like just half an education-and
would have appreciated it more if Mr.
Ed. had done as his name implies. Some
people could have mistaken his report u
an unbJased community service.
Good legislation doesn't have portiOll8·
that have to be overlooked. I ll:eep hoping
I'll see one.
G-B. HOFFMAN
B.U.t Battle
To the Editor:
Yoor publicalion of the bill Us(.,r peo.
pie who do not agree with Mr. Watson's.
Prop. I ta remarkable. ·
But your attempl to belittle· Mr. 1dm
G. Schmitz of TUstln wa.s unnecesaaey.
He Jiu rul lnloolloal fortitude to atand
up for the J!'Ol)8ty ownel.
Thia I!' Finl to be, and la, a r~ jl)o
ieteltlng ~ttl .. ol 'tlie ballot, and f.b&VI
ye! to Oncl aey person In Orange Coun!J!
who will yote;opiost It. , ·
The pto'plo you listed ai:e Solng to lose
the,_ -Ila ialden -. Sony. ·1. E. ALGXANDEll
'
:'Miastate-i'
To the E\ntor.:
I am ib favor _o( the W~tsan Amend·
ment (ProposiUon 9 on the Nov.,5 Ballot).
F0< 10 years the property .....,. of this
lllate , have been trying \o gel U-
brilliant~ in Sacramento to get U.ir feei off · desb and do 10mething
a bout y taJ:es. BUt it is so much
easier when new revenue is needed to
add it to the property tu rolls. I think
tbe Watson Amendment wiU jolt them to
their feet and make them think. And they
a.re smart enough, if they haYe to, to
come up with a tu that ia equitable to
everyone. 1
IT llAll BEEN °,i;.ted ~-th~ only (JOO'
pie to benefiL by the'~ Am~ent
an the large ~cul~ _iptoreru, and
lbe big indastrial . concftnl. 'lbis is •
misstatement. ~gricultUi:e in Orange
County generate; only seven percent of
the tax w:ealth of thia county. The com--
petition in industry is so fierce at the
present time that any lax benefits they
would derive would irftmediately be p&S-
ed on to the CODSUmer .•
So it all boils down to. the fact that the-
man most benefited by this amendment
11'1 the horn~. woo skimps and saves
each moo1b to pu~ ·eoou&h money aside to
pay the ev~ increasing taxes on his
home so tha.l he may k~ a roOf over ta
head of himself and hls IOved ones.
1'AME WITl!llELD
Sa<f Comnte~Mf • ± I
To the E4l ' " GleDD Wbi 's article of Tbunday, Oct.
17, in regard to the women's volleyball
team was a aad commentary on the true
apirit of the OlymplcL ~ wen.j several ll!alolnen1a Iha~ .,
'they ay Jn Uie sporting world, "bit below
the belt.'-' FW biin to ,say, "I submit U"4
the flag ·nol \be lloMI at ..U when our
distaff playert& take'~ fioor.'' is a slam
upon their loyally to thia cwntry and to
their lnlegrllf. ll ia lo ...... real disap-
pointment thl,t the 11.s.A. -wln all
Fittin,,g P~econc~ptions
-the --lolleop. -la ~ .....i·. "'"' " • lW -MlolllJ wtthCIUl.1.Hlcg., ---. .. . ...
''lllltmJ" ll DOI 10 llllldl wbat _.
peoecl oa ll la what apedllc blatarlaai
ballaved to ...... -lmpoltalt; la Brtt1lb 0 hittoQ'" boob, (or uam~}e. &bl.
"-iean lt.enhJlloo II a mlnar 1ilddonl
to Ibo Jltb ~ ....... al Empire,
and pven u liltle spoce as we pw tht
l!oftr Robelllon In our hlatory boots. • • •
~·
'•" /. .
the medals; bul my' und~'!J!! aPfrit of the. Olympics does not ' · ·
-his. ""''" .....
THESE WOMEN have saa:i!iC<d'!O\,; "
money, soci*1 Ute, family life and ~
hoots Of their lime to compete lllid
rePresenl the U.S.A., ~ ......
. ~ the thanks anct support apP.~ly
you can offer la: a slap in the fa~ l)lclpe
these players never have the op~ty
to read yoor uninJF~ article • .Aa a
sportswriter who is familiar with tbt true
apirit ol sportamanobip. Mw could :;au
kick someone when thty ·are down? ..
JEAN REED
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BALL 0' CANDY__: Receiving denusis· approval.of thi~ particular
candy {celie) billl are ~uniors of Newport &!ach 'Assi.tanee'Lea-
&ue, for proceeds bene!!t the league'• Cliildren's· Denial Health
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~-C9nay Canes , · ·
Ball· .:sweetens·
•
, '" • T ,. .Le~gue FundS
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, r '0ae of t11e't.11•-~''eoobc! up 1or ll!«'lWtlor AN''bolt-U:r. ~ calmdar Ja Ille cmi,:tmn. 8111, ,pr.ented by Ille :Junlo< AUJi-ilalt of Nftopolt Beac;b.AlllatoaceJMsue.· ' The 'Ulll aD(lUA[ formol benellt tl'lldltkmlly launches the €hr!Jlmu
' Haaon'a. """'*' of ~"!'· The .W.: drdecl In ~ for the 1ala jl J1't1day,
Dec. &, and Ile seltlng date a!llin 'will be the Bllboa Bay Club. •
Pl~a 1upj>ort Ile leagiie'1 Chlldron'.s peDlal Health Ceutel', the
!llodal ~~ office which giv"!' ~ ild1o needy ~es. Ho a g
Memonal Hcioplta!, Presb~IW!.'. a' 8<11$rsllj'p Joan gi;ant fund for d ..
eervlng unlvenlt;y ltudenta and otbe<·ronmumiiY:·charities.
Mrs. Entest Scbag, b8n clralrman Is b<iiig u&rted· with arrang ..
menla by U>e Mmes. Hanns Baumann, lnvli..ttoqs; stew art Ciarlo, deco.,..
tiona; Jooeph BUib, mlllic; ~Beil!. com'lesy; Byron Tamutzer, hol-.
~; John L. Cubion and WW!am Von Ea11t11, reservatlooa, and Jame1 ' P-s Jr., pubHctty. • · •
. • ~ lending thtlr aid are· 1' newa>men Wllo were welcomecl Into
the proviolooal ranb yesterday. Each wu presented with a c:omtnemo.,..
live. gill · · .
One of 1helr first duties 11 addresain& 500 Jnvltaliooa whidl will be mall'!d to members· and guests. •
· Baitnnlng llMir 1ioon of le&flle. aervtce are the Mmes . .Vincent Me-
Gulnnesa, C~ Hoooe, Je!TY Parker, JM* Wood, Fritz Weatemi>ut, lloward Martyn, Robert 'Baier, Michael Helin, ij:eii!lal! Knlgbi, Cfw!es
Cooke III, David Bernes,. ~rt Howard, ~ Goody 'IDd Cutendyck
Fay. '
Mn. Jobn Parter, J>rovisiona1 chatrmen, aald the new helpers will
be given an oriedetion which will famUiarize them with numerous lqguo
Center and other clJaritilii, S~"l!P a gala time are·,(!eft to
right) ttie Mmes. Jerry Parker, C!lnb>n HOO.e and Howard Mar-
tyn, prov!slouals wboiwhere we!~ to membership yestenlay.
projecta. '
Witllln a yur, ell provlllooala will have woricecl Jn every lleld under-
taken .by the league.ond will have 1aln'!d full knowledge of Ile c:omtnunity
service JPOOSOred by the lfOUP. ·
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Sparkling Malo. -'!... •.(.;
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The' ''halo" pi'otterecl each year by the ctind
Guidance Cent.er of Ofange county bu found a iiew
home ..
Wearing the , golden emblem of good la tlrla
year's Guardil\n J\Dgel Award redpien~ ArillurMc-
Kenzie of Costa Mes·L
The awanl Li presented annuolly to a man In
lhe Harllof A;ea cl!oM\!l for bl& outltand!ng cor!trj. bullotJs 'to ')'llU11> activities and c:omtnunity sertvce •.
And Jn tliese two cotegorlea, Aruiur MfKemle'1 •
list of . cohtnbllli-oeems l!!ldles•. ·Since 1964, the
City · llf-W.• of .Coala· Mesa hu set' alfdti time to.
head 11>ec OrllJ!P '-O,o\ully organlsaUon, NaUonal
Found-Mardi ol Dimes. In 1967 he added, the
ch&i:manohip·Ol· tbe:Coeta M .. a Cooununlty Ohest
and Jn 11168 served 111 chairman of U>e Costa Meoa
United Fwld. .
, · '!be ·!<inn~ ,i,nd, llr'lt CM chief r.Ef Uce was I•·
~~.i· In 1ornilng the llm ce-sponsored
•elircb:mt. ~ne ·l\Qy Scout Exporer unit In the
United Sjates and foond time to develop a bicycle
al~ program tn c011jupctlon with th'e. Costa Mesa .Uni SchOol Olgt.rlct, 1etting up a formal Bicycle
Safe COuit Jn conJWlclion with Municipal COurt.
YOUTH ADVISOR Helsa-~r ol lhe advilorycomMtteeoflhe
Girl.i' Club ii< llie Hatbor Area and Oralige Cout
College, also l•nlng.on lh• Juvenile COUrt Advisory
Committee 'In 1958 and 1967.
Serving u a ·cooch fl'Om 1958 through 1964 In
the yearly Hal'bor Area baseball program, be is a
charter member of the.ilooo1'rs' Club of Coota Mesa
Higli SchOOJ .&pd a m,ember ot tile. lioei;d of directors
of otange Coilst YMCA lrom 1954 thl'Ough 11168, and
the board <>I. directon of tile Boys' Club of Ille Har·
bor A?J.a. s!Dj:• 11168, aentng u preo!d1Jll fl'Om 1963 to ·a&$. lk wu !notnunental Jn obtaili!nf lllnda for
the dev-.~milnt '1l the a.ct Bay brancla bulldlnc
of Ibo ll<>y•' Club. · I:ieltiwllu btletl a council member of 11>e Youth
.~ ... • , .. .. -·
Employment Service of the Harbor Area and. a
member of the California Slate Juvenile Offk:ers'
AlsOcia!ion.
MANY AWARDS
. ·, Jlil awards have Included en holiorary !!fe men\·
bersbip' presented Jn 1961 by the Newport Hirbor
lligJj Sciiool Parent-Teachen Alsodetfon; eledlo!f to l>eMolay Honorary Leg!oo llf,Hpoor, 1963; rec!·'
p!ent of the Order of the Bl,ue'Gertet awlll'd 'lot.com-~ leri!ce !Jjiljl1 th~!\m!a!.'.Ciub of !!\•, Hart>Or· Atta. atid rec1p1 Of Qrinj{e·.Cout Col-
~·:~_.I~~~ . . ~!'·~ ~
' .. Tbe b'n!Of ~ of public aall!ly 'Was active
In )'OUlb and ·c:oinmWl!ly actt~!ies wldle O IDOID!ier
of the Los AnJ!elev Police ~ent and ·on .In-
: otructor at El Oamlno Junlot' Cott;ge, prl'or to ml>V-
ing to the ~ In 1953 with bis wife Lun and IOD
Mark. ' .
'Ibe new 11angel'' joins a list of impressive put
reclpienti of the i:oveled award lncludlng Q. W.
(Dick) Richard, Walter Bur~a,. :AIJdr· De.me, If arty Bab!illt, Dr: TiXn ,l\ob!nson And · Dr. Daniel
G. Aldri<Ji Jr., Chancellor of UC!, who made Ibis
year'• presentaUon. ' ,.
. ltECEP;TION WAS SETI)NG
' RecelYh\I bis, awahl at the ,p.-~·· recep.
tlon, honoring the preeldents of clµbs and service or-
gan!za!ioos In Ille area. wu th,_0 1evll!lth ang~.','
lq Ille rece!ytng 'line of the J&ct HlrsbQll home wn
Mra. Jdln Si>el:lln(. Mn. Leon !'TY, and Mrs. ,Jqjln
Maclntosb, llevi!y eleCted president of ·ti!• boatd, of
the ~,GlllillB!ce Center of ,orillge Co\¢ty. ,
Prea!d!nl at 1he tea table were ~J:..ealdenta, the Mlnal. liarvey Pease; Leslie · r M' A.
Rll:liley Jr. ml Robert Bernard. Cblil'lllan tar tht
fivent WU Mn. Louis Pnatt,' WhO •-eel Me-
KOllde 'b'·>llllo award, ... rutecr by Mtt, l!Oy J""' t.wrenct IWlle, Al1&!l Heln)a .J!1C1 ~ ViJ'&!nlj BOllJnan. I ' ' ·' --' Servants . Retreat " ,
" • •
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Styles Mo~eled
. With a Flair
Area· Club"~prrien Host
~; ~ Ji :er. 11.'·:. •
Soropti m i'st: Go~ventiori
NeWportor Inn will be the will be b<wtM by the Lquna JDll\ee chairmen the !\Imes.
dostlDouan of Ill'/ dolegata Btach club. ·. 'Loil OUterJ>rldge, H"°berl Su~
imd memhen from 27 clubs Arrll)g.-. for the evon~ ton, MonUe Warr, Floyd Lee,
""'"""" .the . -lllatrlol. µI. . lo 'tlract women . fr o m Herry lj'lllail, Qrover Hayes, PICl!lc llqloo, Soropllinlal ~-; !Uverildl imd Ban VI r 1 I n I • ·,w In e I n i er , l'edereUon of the AmeHeans, BenwiltilD eountlel · • lo• I Edwardlne StU!fena and Miu
IDc. conclave . Friday and w I th reprt!Mmtatives from Rose DeRose •.
BalurdlJ, Nov.!~ Pomona and -~arter. Ari$., 'l\e FrtdoJ lllllhl dinner b
Mn. itennetli Hui o f ere being lliade bl' Mn. l>elng. manged'l>y the La'""8 JJocuno Beoch, dis1rlcl dlrec-Thomas Pole with 8S!Wlnc:e Soroptlml!ls ltd bl' Mn. Sul·
•, uid Let'a Grow b the from Mn. Cyrl1 Nugent. ton. Mn. MUdred C-Orneliua,
-GI the moetlq which 'lboae H?"fpc, ere com-\" ~dent will weloome ..-.
· !;. -~ ~ · ·-'!be• Newport Boach group
Churchwo men Observe :turda"";'."'..; :,~~ Shaw and Mn. L. J. ~
--. Jr. are in charge, 9f.· ar-
W or/d Community Day :~:7;i..c1ementeciub,1ed
-• , 1 .. i -by Mn. Cbarlll Hunt. presl-
New Warld • CGmjnl will; iA'l'<!a1-aD.i ~ Ann • dent, are making plana for •
be the Iheme when United Maiufrt. bruklut on S.turday.
Church w of , ....... Projecta for th1I year will Mrs. Dotue K l 1 s I b g e r ,
omen -e .... a provide fundl for education on governor of the P I c If i c
Beach ob1erve World ~-nubitlon. Repon, an aru encompusln&
nmnfll' Doy In Bl Muy I Fundl alto w,lll be Died In the aouthern half of Calllornfa,
Ep1acopa1 Oturch at 10 a.m. the United States for 1 nutri-a portion of Nevada, all of
F'riday, Nov. 1. Uoa program under the Delta Arilona and New Mexico and
Mn. Carl Hawklnl 11 M1nlllry lo aupplemonl and El Paeo, Tu., will come from
cba1rman m the doy imd Mn. ltrenilhen the medical and her home In Mesa, Aru. to
llnberl W\D;m b jftl!dent. public beollb procrun. aerve u keynote 1peaker for
Olhen: partld.pat1na Jo the the convenU,on. procrem; open. lo tilt public, Tbt Soroptlmbl fedtraUon
w!ll be the Lq1ma Btach I nd ·,a Tour b en org..U.Uoo of claaallled Olonl llNdm, directed bl' cJube for uecuttn and pro-
Cbarles ScblDer, bead of fessional women. = =:.= School'• Sponsored
AllO cm the program II Mn.
-lledl, -of the Cnallve DoJ Core Center In
Ba"1o Ano, a tchool for
chlJdren of working mothers
wllfch ;, oponaorod by the
~ Involvement Council,
4llo portlclpalln& w!ll be the
llmel. WlllWn Ullom, Jon
Baqbmen, Frllllk ~.
Hubert Wilken, J. W .
Soroptimists
Rummaging
A rummqe ule will be
"'°'-ed ,,, the liclroplfmlll
Club m Huntfnrton Beech oo
SalurdlJ, Nov. :a.
A wide 1t'tctioa cl Hema
-,-., to (ldplt will be'olfsed betwem t a.m. an
1:11 p.m. Ill the Odd Fellon
11111, 111,M;a Bl
By Museum
Newport Harbor Art
Muaeum II ljlOllSOring a 29-
day eacunlon to lbe land m
medltaUoo and IU'UI·
The eecorted toor to India
will depart Loi Angeles on
Jan. 21 by jet via London. It
will empbuize the Indian art
and culture, and visits will in·
elude small villq:ei aa well as
Delhi, Calcutta and Bombay.
1Ddia'1 national b o 11 da y
Republic Day wm b e
celebrated bJ the group wbeo
In Delhi oo Jao. II. Price m
the lollr' Including trllllj)Orta-Uoa, hot<la and most mealJ ~
11.m.
Space ii lllll avaJlal>le and
open to the public. Further Jn.
formotl-OD may be obtained bJ
calling the m-.. al 117>--.
Hospital Group
Changes Date
Tbe regular metllni m th·
Colla ra ... Memorial Hoopllal
A1Dlllary bu boon changed
from Nov. 11 to Friday, Nov.
4.
The orientation meeting wlll
begjn at 10 a.m. Women In-
terested In jolnlns the auz-
lllary may toot.act th e
membe.nhlp chairman, Mn.
.Jotm Nette! at &e-15?4 or Mn.
Bob Wll.!oo, Sla-4132.
Rebekeh lodge
Triple Lint club of M ...
Rebekah Lodge has metllnp
the fourth Monday at 8 p.m. In
varlOUJ locatJom. Mr I .
Dooglu Margan at SfS..1138
may be coiled for addftlooal
lnformaUoo.
War11t -Oau1•11it,J-l>t1 wiD.
be obestodbjOmrcliwomon
Unftacl m the -Ana FrldlJ, lloY. I, "' th.
Lutheran Clmrdl GI th•
Mutar,eor...dellhr.
Dr. Juneo CO-. b .tnictor al 0.-W 0 It
Collole ml IeclUlir al~ ~ otn$ wll Met ce
M ,· ,_.fifltGI
The~ . • ..., .... It
t :IO 1.m.1 , a ~
oflowlni projecll"for -In Soulheut AlfL
During tbe pul 1 • ar
churchwotnen In thll country
have dllployed coacern for tbe
-fortanala -le In tbe world by eewlng cl<>lhln1 to be
lhlPOtd oveneu bl' amrch
\Vptld!lervict.
. In oddiUon they mab .....
trtbuflooa of yern 1oodl,
6!aokefs and other nec.....-y
item•.
TIMI allerini preaented on
World Community Doy will go
lo talent! the lntercootlnenlal
Millien of Cburch W<mlen
United. l~
Mn. Co~.lljl . offer
INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Jam" Catanuro
muslcaJ aelecttom: and a
Duntr)' will be provided for
~ TIMI pil>llc 11
WaJl<iail to oilOod I h e ~ .,, .......... l: ......
Books Provide Funds
For AAUW Fellowship
' Books galore will be offered
when the Amtrica.n Assoc!•·
Uoo of Unlvtrtfty Women,
Garden Grove branch,
11JOD.10r1 I sale between I a.m.
and 3 p.m. S.turday, Nov. S.
A feature attraclfoo during
the aale taldng placo In front
ol the S.v-on DruJ Store,
Garden Grove, will be the na·
tional AAUW cookbook, priced
al 11.16. Recipes have been
complied by unlnralty women
from many atalel.
Alao offered will b e
..,aperbackl, chlldrtn'1 books,
"tts and new booka. Proceeds
lrom ·the aala will -tbe
fellowlhlp fund Which alda
women colle1e lflduatel here
imd abroad.
Mn. J1m11 l!uddoth imd
Mn. R1cbard Bu1bn1ll,
fellowlhlp _.,_, "' In
char&• cl the ealt.
look Group
The Boot lllleuufon Group
of Newport Beach Frteoda m
the IJ!nr7 1alher the lul
Wedneoclay m .the month In
· Morlnen Ubriry al 10 a.m.
JUSJ THS RICHY
TICKET
FOR THE
YOUNQ OF
HEART
MOVIELAND
PITTING
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PET AND FEED
PRIENDL Y ANIMALS
AND BIRDS OF lV
AND MOVIE FAME.
TAKE A lHRJUING
ElEP.HANT JUDE
NOW •• , TliRU
SATURDAY AT; • ,
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
17111 & llVINE
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from .ur fine etltu1r11o ,
A •In to you, 20~
elf•_,, .Ner
th,...h· Doc, 1.
No urd .N.,. •ffor
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FULL SIZE Ix I 0
MAY WI help you l'lllD
• 'rn 1 1t I the NIW
l>oob of tho year •ntl
the •HAT l>oob of
v••••rv••r • H.k to
.leh1ht tom• 1p_eclal
NATURAL COLOR PORTRAIT
,•.ii 95~ ....
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TllUU.~Pll. ·SAT •
OCT. 11, NOY. 1 • Z
HOURS1 10:00 to 1:00
ptrfon,
MAYBE EVEN
YOURSEl.Fl
ONE SPECIAL TO A PAMIL Y * lk Mllllrti .... Htnllllnt Chlrwe . .
-' AT y,o.utfG't•ND .., We Intend to
· -r.• .. ·:-hfye you wtlll
HAUOI SHOPPIN• CINTll
ZJOO HAllOI ILYD.
COSTA 'MISA
JOIN OUR
ENJOY 11-IE EL!QANCE Of.
ROYAL Dbul.TON
I
JU$T $ 3 MONTHLY
646-7502
Unnristokli.) I I rid of dhcrlminoting lulos
Roya!Ooallon boneclllna......-i,aaftotl.ln rqt· 1.ID"""clloloe
oftrad-pr-~ry..-[Mll,~
....._, Eaclla lituurad -lcn. /wallablt In"'*'..._ a--eflhtor twolw place iettlftlL l'adl lnchlll*
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the dlMltplilt9, •lad. b11111d and bllttar; cup..i -~
oni)I four Imm QIJr lorp Royal Doulton co!locti«., lndudin1
Mll'aJ!IOl't, Entllsh ~ china.·
IUYmlOUl,_.CWI PUlt•llO Mil:Miif •c·1m:•nt'FTC I .
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Initiative . Move
lly JEROME 1'. COLLINS
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A move to fcrce a= election on
thl "Blec:troaic 8"tem'.
,(EPS) tlirOoch· lhe Initiative -bl
under way lo Newport Beach,-It WU
learned today. '
A public -on the conlrovenlal pollce televbioo surveJilaDce lyltem, re-
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High1lnds anctHarbor View bomeownet'I
a...ctaUona aald Ibey had to .Jet ln-
atrucliOlll from their boards before Ibey
could take a position. . •
Donald Eld«. president al the Balboo
Penln;n,11 Point Homeowners Alloda-
-.(See POUCB TV, Pqe :t) .
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jected by ' the City Council In AIJiU!ll,. ·p zi~ n ,_
already bu t1ie enc1onemen1 !If ii< o ~ ,eCM.Jre..-. · homeowners associations. . "' . --~· . ... r '&si:...~.::,~~·:: Nixon"AMad
The property owner,11' group would then '
presumably atart a peliUon cai;npalgn H
... king the electton: About 2,200 H H Ga;n;ng
registered voters signatures woUJd be re-" "
quired to place EPS on the ballot. 1 · • · '
J, Allan Beet Jr., chairman ol the Bay 1 From Wire Semcea
Area Cltheos Council, comprising 11 RI hard NI I •-... bom.eo..-groups, ,..phulzed that the ' · M. •on ' sUll leadlng "' •~
Citizens Council itseH "has taken no. poa1-race for president according tQ two more
Uon" on lhe iasue. , poll!, but Hubert H. Humphrey )I shown
Al a Cltbena Council meeting this nMT<lwillC'tbe maratn. '
week, however' repraentatives of m nie CbrirtllA Science Monitor sat~.~
homeownen uaoclaticm voted m. faVGI" · d a y its final pre-election survey 1 e '-'
al lhe lnltiat1'e effort. Nixon the presldenttal wlnnlr,'bdl tllfH'
The8 COllll1IUni\Y orpn!Jatlon& are •the ii a chance tbal,Hwn.Jlhrey could .capture
Blulla, P-Be!am Bay, Ba1boo e~ electitnl v!'fes to ~W tbO _con-
Covea, Marlnen and llPl>er Bay'Eatatea ~to lhe~« lleprelOl;llili'l"-~~ir;:..1r1•7• }•1he nJW'.l!RI ..... atatea "'ll on as 16
.... ' ' \""'S . llllfes with a total of 133 electoral votes.
·Quickie ·swrm 83T~~u;~~e-g•
Darripens· Copst
In Hump"'"1 aentlmenl," however the
l'leWapapei listed Humphrey as the' wfn..
ne.r in aiJ: , ataies and . the Distrld of
Col\unbla, and the "posslblt" winner in
0r8111" Coaal rts!di!nt. received the ' ,. kl'.Y drbzi. Jell '~u\side ' an<f .. sharp Crookshank .n.r f.ctt1ng' a, brief ..... .avarice gUUu of the rainy .. ...,,; Tues-~1. 'IOUlll'pi~ pte quf,~·-·oom . !nat1<11· of "the ~;tJU:ee w~ qo Jn day night and early today, but by noon
today, as Colla ~ ~·~~lfene. ~eat I In-Superior Court. lhe ,clouda were well oa ~ way to
M. ~ker ,.., ~ 11>·•·~ · Mli .. Tudau-. al .isa'.liinorca Drive, dialpaUng.
tenri o( life In pliion. 1· '. -conviet..i of,· tilliJlg' bit nel&bbor The ovemig!lt 1hower was seen u the
11 other itatea.
Were Humphrey to win ·'ln all lhese
states, he woUld reap a total of 288 etec-
toral v~tea. While he might win e,oough of
the "poulblt" a~te!: to force the conteit
into the Houae, the new3paper said~ be
would llOt be expected to ~ enough
to win the election ootrlght. Dtisaed In ""1, '. ..itll ~ blad IOQllln Mn. Hartiett Wesip)W, a. al · 1'48 talf end of a heavier llm'm which oocted
trimmed sweater, Mn. Tucke< .tared iJ>.. MJnarca Drtie, 1!81 .JJJl)';it In a·delbiion lhe norlhem California ma with more NlxO!''s lead over Humphrey baa nar-
rowed to barely I pmentage point. u of
lut wee_!~J~~ Slndllnger survey in-~-lap' cb1n In~ .Sil' sliOwed no of aell def...., · than half an Inch ol rain.
.. .,,,,..... 'at the pena!ly. · T!!e delendant wai~ a jury ~ and Weather Bureau alficlall today dlcotad '""""'1·
• i>e(..,. attorney \1>au1 Au~ 1r., pleaded innocent and lnµoceut by rouon predicted llUIUIY weather for lhe mt al
mad4 no ~ iq· ~eop the a. of l.uanity. the we e t with a a11gbt u p s w l n I in
Humphrey baa narrowed Nixon's edge
lo 3.2 pereent. The telephone poll aJao
refllslered galnl for third party candidate
George C. W:illace, a~nUy at Nixon's
tencO and plans iiooe. . • . . Based on poycblatric• ttpClfta and temperatures. Fog wu e<ped<d to
"Y:ru've: b"'8 dulf tried . and .'found ar~ by .i>ePutY 11)~ Allorney return to the Oranp COut Tburaday
guilf1, oi ~·..p14~"41o. llonlld. (Soe Mii& 1VCUll,·Pip.I) morning. * *' *· *' * * . Th~: ·\Fin~l ~:b~pter: 2 Lonely Men
expense.
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By ARTBUI\ R. ·~ the flnn wu sold and senior executives °' •.D9nr •• ltlff later dlachar&ed, so the Westphlls found
Two lonely men live 1ide by aide In a their way to the Southland.
quiet Colla Meaa neighbotbood inhabited "Maybe .,bat I ought to do ii just show
most)J by famiHes-me man married to you around," he began.
a murderess; the other the hulbaDd of 'I1te home ls like any other, with the
the slain WOllW1. homey personal adornment. one mlgbt
One al the final chapters In the ltOl'J' al expect: a dlBb of ban•tUos, a 80\IVenlr pbo-
thetr tragic new bachelorhood was writ.. que from Crater Lake and a current
ten today when Mn. Irene M. Tucbr, magazine featuring 1 major arUcle on
31, was amtenced on a teCOnd degree We aftef de&tb.
murder convtctloa to five YMfl to Ille · lfiih qualily needlework, along with
In prison. palnttnJs, hand·....n dolls and other
Mrs. 'I'Ucker, wife of Costa Mesa Clty items crowd the re11dence.
~George A. Tucker, wu con-"She was always doing something like
vtctad Oct. 1 of lhe butdier lmlfe slaying that. She liked nice ~ and l lrfed'to
al Mn. Harriett w.....,,., 1111, her _, pt:Ovide 11>em for her,' the aer<11pace -...-. engineer aald .. be pointad out each
4oor neJihbor. item.
To<!ay, wltb the lumlture dral/fd by "We were loolr:lnJ forward to retire-
ptaittc CO\'ers ancl the abtlves of ari'Uques ment in· about two years or lesa," be ad ..
and l:nkt tn,dm In need o1 a woman'• ded, ,..m1ng1y reluctant to approach lhe
touch, Harold V. Weatpbal lives alone. actual, top,le It.ell, "I'm a!molt 82.
Att.r monlhl al lllence u the eaae now • • •
aplnal bla nellbbor'• wife unfolded, WILL KEEP HOOSE
Weotpbal ubd M he could·tell 1111 ltOl'J' "I'll P'Ohably tee)' the -anti! I
""'M:l' .. l.fs~ 'koiSii :S'c'itl~
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}'.or Airport 'Fees
Ooonty 111pervi!ora were Ufll•d 711,..
day to ICl'lp present <U1er1 fee ar-
r0pgementl at ' Crance Cotmty' l\lrpOrt
ait d institute a•Hdollan f o'r deClbetau
• '' I. system. . . . .
The tuUeatiOD WU ~·Jn & let.-
ter from ·Rej>. J amea 1111 (lt:l'ultln), lltt,
wr111iia from 0bla Wublngtol\, D.C. olflce,
uked the board to ICale airport landing
fees on tbe noile ~ inv~v~ 1
''Thia would compel,..... al itl pl.-
to acquire sllencen, ~ UU atatecL .11 And it
would be!~ to oqlye tho proble!l)I 'al an
overcrowded facWty Ue· mch fees
would ·lead such usm to ~
dilpenlng !heir Olghts to Long Beach
Airport.'' ' .
HIJ proposal, Ult furlber llllfes, "pllallt
well 'avert conaiderable dat)lalfl· to
Orang• County Airport from lnCrWed
nolae" and Its adoption '*°'ild ·remove
fears of, lhe faclllty "becomlhc a real
fin'anclal b\D'den to the ~tt,1." .
Utt does llOt 1UQesl, In bla letter, the
scale al fees to be applied. Nor doe. ho
spell out the reoon toi~blJ 1ppar~C m..
creaaeCI interest in noise element.a at
Orange Comity Airport. ·
Board of Supe..Vlloa ailarman C. M ..
i"eatherly, lctin& on bis board's ''ncelve
arid· ~" oroer, commented u..t U.tt'a
proposal WU "oomelhlJIC new ,to the
board, somethins we've never ever
ditaaUed. . ' . • . "It ?ml right out of tl)e blue,''
Feolberl.Y added. "Bui tllere'I ~
no, ~,we can, tUJ on ·~ a <:Oil'>'
1rov.n1a1 pr;,p0oa1 a1 tbi& u..,,. ..
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' . ' More· Par.~ing. ' .. ~t -~C~ A.irr..~t .... '°?;1 f-' ••~ M: ~ ....... " .... retire. I just can~ )ring my mind around
--....., -111 aelllnC tt," be conllnued. · WMpiial, wbo . Ford' -The man 1l!>O remaliied 1 a ~· Warned the! tralllc, aod, Pif1d!C con)
tnllllc !'!'*•lour al qhW«iq ..,.. unldenlilled ce:q., at the Ov6<1&1 trtaI, ditlim at Qnnp ~ Alrp\llt'bad now
-· • ., flll7 '--ii tbll the7 In wl1lCti bla=·· 'Ill• .... ~· become "lmpilllblo ... llitolmble,. ::.. ~~,;:: :"li.at !ram~ uaW a fil i Imo' ' ' !.'"""• llfll Jiit ..., ....... a .......... """
Mn ---~ al !IC ,.. ........ ~~ Jlrloal!. ~ wat.;I .wu'aJ! ~ • ..., lq a "9l,llO olM{l!ll:lllll Jl"fF*DI . ·~· .~ .... ~ •·1-feltllt.l ~}alllle4 tblilliOI .......... ~_..
IUl!ero ,,_ Jlll'.IDOid_,_ ,...,,,..., .... ; 111lh the"""•" he u.,,~1! ill' '•i.; !lh!llW. • =·~~ -.r:: . -~lllt Wll. "'111! ~ =~""""" -· n ........, with ..., l bulldlni • IPOlll• 'ruliber .l""t; = ~~
"l don't baM!J -=~gin," -~ .blllf'd: to ·Mfl, '*Dll/"I . • Aid Westphal who--once ~. ~··· .,.. •
livid 11¢ cloOr to ~ 'itljll •cf ~·41.-; • ~ lht Ml pollca -.. • ..,,. lho ' ' ; • • l . -V-aream Milt . •11:. u··,
July. • " •-"' ""~11'1 1\at wu In QiperUilo. where be wu · I<* ~. COQPle•1 oldldrft and .,,
tml!ioYed.ll)'; lllllc.~ Ca:p.~ (SA LONELY t6MIUEll,·Pwp I)
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HAPPY HOLIDAY
HOUSE HINTS
The big "at-home" ho 11d•ay1 -
Thanksgiving, CbrtJtmaa, New Year'•
E.ve -are comlnc up.fut. And.tbt DAI·
LY PILOT today publllbel an ent1ro
lpeclal -deol6"ld to Iii• -oome hlnll m hoW Iii aet the bouae readY
!tr company, faml!J I-and lavish tntel1ainlni. I
The Pr&-boliday )lon\9 Furnlablncs Se<>-
Uon, packed with ada, articlel and !>bolo<
!tr a happy holld!y ...... ll lmide tbll
edllloo oj the DAILY PILOT.
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• Tbat lone~ 11111 comeo baclt .~1 Tliuraday, 'bnngi!>C warmer
lemporalure'a for Uie 11001111
Oran&• CGUL And 'no rain. ti.
weatberm&D p!1>ZDiHt •
INSIDE TODAY
Pioneerl!lg ' -Is ,.,,..
.... COll/llJI '""""' .,.., r.c ... do-
hog for _....... A -toil cony IM fatrUlfl ,......... •
oplril to A~ bc9flw hQc e. .... ' . ..... " =-. . i; :.,m~ . ': ~--I ----. -'!!tll -I . ~=-. 15Tl-J·;;i:;-.:
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J DAILY PllOT • l'I•• P.,e J
MRS. TUCKER.
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GEM HEIST •.••
drovo up the drl•-· nl1od lot the eloc:lrtc door lo-. ml_....,. Into
"Ibo-
The vlcllml-. Ml -bJ Ibo
---Goodllr loll Ibo drtvtr'1 eeat and went arounil to opea the
tnint.
Alter b•-'111 their Yleltml, -of
Ibo -placod 1111 1111l>aolod revolver to Mn. Pl1m1'• held ml ,,,,...
bor to turn over lier jewelrJ.
Mn. Plen:e told poli!'l Ibo men tool: •
1110,000 platlmlm ........... rtnr with.
Ill carat peoMblped pint dlamood llld
two large bquelte -"' tl>e llde, • 111.000 rtnr -• -.1 di•mcn!
and •Jlll"Ollmatd7 ., -.. .,,, .....
llll'l'OllDdlnc K hi•;:: llltlni 11111 a platinum~• ofllJlboWny&Jue,
The thlovu oho 1111' ol -
polr of -earrlnp llld a lllp emerald peodlnt valued al llG,000 mi
... diamond IDd --valued at $85,000.
Alter oocurtng Ibo -the l>llld!ta ran !run Ibo garqo loavllll Ibo key to
Ibo h1ndcull1 lyhlg oo Ibo !Joor. They
told the vlcUms to remain atlD for 10
minutes and not to ICl'eam or a tbfrd
man In the bowie would kill Mn. Pierce's
,daughler.
Mrs. Pierce manqed lo leave tbe car
. and alter plcklna up Ibo key to tho
handcuf£1, ran to the neighboring borne of
'J'bayV 01lpoo who freed bor 11111 callod
police.
OAllY 1'1101
OIAHOI COAIT l"UM.llMING COM~;.wy
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OUll. Tll.~T -P....,,,,.,. Mlldt Thompson seeks help in assuring
Afe 1111111n1 Hallo...., from "gOO!ins" Jeff, 8, and Kflllly Andrews,
4 (tlun WI), "Dan't trlclt, we'll treat," •Y police, wflo will be .....,.mr boll ol roodln •pin th!• year. .
Polit!e to Treat
' Officers Armed With .Candy
"Don't trk:k, we'll treat." 11y Newp<rt
Beach poUce.
And Ibey will loo, becauae this ~ patrolmen will be armed wllh
-of candy for Ibo city'• tlor bob&Ob-
bllol, lllOllllel'I Iii! apooa.
"We tried this last )'Olf ml lhe llltle
kldl loved tt.'' aa1d John Richard. com·
manll)' relatlDDS olllcer. ·
In llddlll<ia lo Ibo -of candy, lhe
coatumed children will be given a brlel '
"tour" of the police car. Richard Aid he
believes many of the children haVe never
met an officer In person, nor seen the in·
aide of their Vehicles.
lncHu!ng fielding ci squad can will
be another part of the Halloween pro-
gram. Extra patrols are scheduled to
protect the smaller chUdren and to pre-
vent vandallrm, Richard uplained.
FroM Pagel
WNELY FAMILIES ...
Mn. 'l'llcker'a fomlly.
Wblle Mn. Tucker was being tried for
murder, many otbera were being tried -
period -and .., Tucker daughter hu
-llolpllatiMd ""811U, for I oer!Olll ll-
Jn ....
Tbe two girls are ttayinc with their
grandpanllta.
"The way I figured things out turned
out to be jllll lhe way lhe DA
recollllnlCled !hem," Weslphol said,
reveallnl that he and bis slafu. wile bad
-a pattern ol lncreulnll7 odd blliavlar .., Mrs. Tucker'• parL
''The 'l'bllnday Jliihl helnro that Fri·
day -I'D never lor1e1 It -I drove up 11111 got nut of lhe, car. I jUJt waved lo
ber. Sbe stood !here and I learned the
IDtllliDI ol. mmeooe 1looktq: daqen' at
you," Wlltpbal uld.
'l'lloDrtata cooi...led Mn. Tucker 1<iJled
Mn. Weolphal hi a psycbol1c lrenry bas-
ed Oil Ibo belle! abe .... belDi lhroalened
by Ibo older, largw woman and hid to --· •'. NOf LWlS w0M;AN "Tb~ytr1ecl·to'i>alnt Harriet u sucli 1 large.......,•• Wealphal said crlUcally,
"but abe wel&bed boraeU Ibo day boloro
and abe was IP -a corpae hla a ten-dency to bloat and I tbhlk lhey were way
oil nn lhe ISllmate."
· Two amq IOU!' peychlatrlotl who -·lit contact wllh bor occepted Mra.
Tucm'a tale of be1nc .allacked by lhe bluer woman and defondlna henell wllh
a k!tcl>en carvlni knlla.
The Dlatrlct Attorney'• olflce did not.
Neilher dlci Superior Court Judp
114oald Crooblwill:, -""11eoclni of Mn. Tucker will Jl"'boblJ alao be tho'
flnal chapter in a lenith:r' law career
"""' which be retlr<a 'liiuriday.
STABBBD IN ST1IBET
Tolllmony by Mn. Tuchr benaU aup-
por!od lhe ltate'a cue oJoog wllh a
llI!"prlle rtvelatton that she w1111t after
lhe defondant wllh two tnlVM and that
lhe stabbing -In Ibo middle of the-.
Tho def..., ..,.londed 11 necumd on
Ibo Tucker ~ dllrlnl • f1ahl of
unknown l&IJ'l.Vatlon.
The uvage cllmu to a long string of
usaulb to which others te&tifled has left
Westphal confused u to an unamwered
and perhaps lllWlBftrabl• aueatlon .
"I bop utln( myaelf: 1w h y didn't
anyone ever tr, to get htlp for her?',"
Weatphol said.
Re wu a JOIDll NaV)' pilot fl1illl out ol
a Coast Guard station In New Jerwy In
11117, belpilll ......ii for Ibo downed
diriglblo Akr<l\,whon a bud4)I tovlled btm
to a club ""'ling wbero be met tbe
flltort Mn. Wll1jlNI.
Burglars Escape
With '300 Loot
llu!1kn -.pod lllldor tbl covor ol
4n-Tlleodq wllll • lllllmlted ..
-of -·· clotbq, trldlliC "'-ml·-equl--the F-.Jn VallaJ bomt of lll'I, 11arpnt MJller.
Mn. Tucker wa.s • girl of aevea, then,
growing up hi Brooklyn.
The Weotpllal wedding brought him a
aloJlODll and a daucJ>ler, who now µvu In
Weal Covina and la a aoorce of comfort
during weekend vlslla by tbe widowed
aerospace ensmeer.
Usually, he lharpens tbe bowllni aldll
which baa won h1m. acores of tropblea,
vJa1U111 lhe Ian" with hJa llOll-ln-law DD
Sundays.
Weekniaht.11, he comes home from
work, has dinner; then frequenUy plays
the elaborate, wall-pollabed orpn which
la a focal point or the Immaculate UYllll
room.
"Samelimes I •tart playloi and before
I know It, It'• mldnigh~" be l"Y'·
TJma WU nmning 00~ loo, Oil Jhe Jn.
tervlew.
: "81e afternoon sun aplasbed Ibo room
and ahimmerld DD leav" ci a lrea hi lhe
llont yanl u Tuclter arrived bnme nm
door from his United Calilomil Bank job
hi Los Anaeles.
CAN'T SAY MUCH
"I'd been lryJna lo think or all Ibo
things [ wanted to say," Westphal oom-
mented, "but now I can't come up with
much ."
Examining a box of color slides, tie
showed a picture of the Cupertino bome,
where the Weatphala lived nut door lo
an aunt and uncle of Costa Mua Police
Detective Sgt. Sam Cordeiro.
"We had ourselves a beautiful sppt up
Ulere. Han&ini: fuchaiu, t u b e r o u 1
beaonlaa ... " he said.
Words and lhoUibls turned back lo a
happier Um.e, before corporate polltlct
took hll job and the ~vancement Cf
retirement years made It tou&Mr to flnd:
enolber.
Re aald nolhlng al all lbout wllhini
tblnp had hlppened dllleronU, and he
and 1111 wife could have elly<d In
Northem Callfoml1 while waltlnl fot
their retittment drum ol a oponamu'a
paradise i.r. Oregon to becom1 a rullty.
Re didn't hi .. to. It WU W?!tlen all
over Ilia face.
Brownell Named
To Arts Group
J. Horbert Brownell, Newporl Beldt
an:hih!d and a portlclpant In lhe
Newport Tomorrow goala lludy project,
has been appointed ID tho City Arla o.m.
mlttee.
City coundlmen, who moda the y.
polnlmen~ ma7 -be appolntlnc two o4her Arla Committee memborL
In 1ddlllon lo ~Bmrllell lo...,. coed 'uct Ill leadlor llol.ap, tho COUDdl VOied lo mq>IDd . Arla c.m.
m!Uet 1nim nve to 1m11 members, u
rocommmlodbycbalrmlnllar1lara
SWiier. ,..,.. ol service wlll aloo bl ...,_
flom. tbreo lo tour 1'&n. Ibo -dadded.
ONnclbnan -Sbellon Aid ol llmrnall: "He will coariiuta ....... uan, lo tbl work II Ibo-"
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Favored b.r Harbor Trusteel '
$17 5 Million . Bonds·
-9t . 11 Newport.MIA ochool -
1111111 froblbly will bl lot '11.5 mJW&
'11111 ta a 111111 -lboll <Ibo -7 llllulCll aotod lot a yaar ago, but more
-'ltiiD tho fu.a mlllloo ubCl,!M two ytOis
back. Both tboae bood elect10lll failed.
FIV,jl ti ae'lea'....,oi trualeol "'81dll'
olglJt -a',.., ....... for • lour-
1 • • r llulldlnc -am. llOnlkl Sir!:~ ---an wanted to·,.....
,., • --11111 keep the -
Nixon Mtikes. Strong J!id
i~~~;,a:.a=:' ·For Votes in Minnesota
menben '1!111 mate dellnlle their
decllloo on tbe amounl Budatt Director Walt.er Am:lan Mid &
117 .J mlllloo hood lasue could be elJlllC(ed
to tncreue the tu rate about 25 centa:.
The currODI tu rata ta IU9 ~ '100 of
........i valuation hi Colle 11-Ono!
1(.6'1 hi NOwpnrt Beach. (The Vlrlatlon
results from P"'vlnua lndebtedlleu m-
berlted al Ume of anlllcaUnn.)
I PLANI GntEN
Three alternative bond plans, one for
three ye8f1 at $11.7 mllllon, the four·y~ar
on• at $17.5 million, and one for ,1ve
yeira at •·• riillllon, we.re preseted to -111 Supt. William Cnnolngbam.
All called for pumi-of Ill portable
clulrOoml to take ltddents ott' double
iiessiona by next falL Ctmningham said
!hat beca111e of Ibo lim• it tal:ea to build
pmnueot acbooln>oma porlab1el W! Ibo
only "Ill' lo pt all -ta oil double
1e11km blfare 1171.
Thi laur·.,.r plan ra.....i 111 a ma-
jorlly ol Ibo -lollowa up tbO j/)
portablet for l• -.. Eulbluff ,1emen1ary acbool and Bear Slreel
Elementary addlUom hi 11'70.
Allo, apamtoO of COeta MtA,
N"'J>O'I Harbor 11111 Coroaa ae1 Mar bl(b
acbooll and Llncohl and TeWlnkle In-.
lOJ'mOdl•le acboola In 11'71.
And lurlher upamlD111 of corona de!
111ar and Newport Harbor hJPa, tt·
panaloo of Eatancla Hlah and Rea ln·
terrnedlate, and openina of Wakeham and
Pallaadea hltermedlale acbooll In urn.
BUS GARAGE
Alao In Ibo bond plan la 1171,500,
roqbly ooe percent of !he total, to build
a central bUI carage and wartboule at a
ochool Ille 00 llalltr -hi Colle 1o1-,.
Cunningham s a i d that an orderly
buUdlna JX'Oll'&m to keep up with enroll·
men! wollld require Ille achoo! dlllrlct to
come back with another bond luue 1n
1971 Im: 1 fifth high icllo61 and enolher
Intermediate acbool near lhe bead of lhe
UPP"' Bay, and lurlher apana!0111 of
Colle M"' and Ellanola high ICboola.
The plan over tbe nut 1everal years ii
ta' _..i _., ·bl&l> ocheola from
about 2,200 Bb.tdent capacity to 3,000
capacity. Intermediate schools will be
converted lo middle achooll, addlna lhe
sixth grade to the 1eventh and e!gbtb,
and expandina: capacity to 1,000 to 1,200
studentl.
Thil flv•1ear elementary tchooJ.
three-year middle school and four-year
hilh ~acbool ora:anizltioo plan was
adOpled by the board aeveral yeara ago,
but the chaJlle cannot be made unW bood
money Is available.
It .it felt that upanslon of exlrting
school capacities is cheaper lhan bu1ld1na:
new achoola whero land hla to be
purdlued,
CllEAPEll PLAN
Donald Slrauas argued le< Ibo cheaper,
tbroe-year building plan. The lea lhe
amow>I tbe bolter lhe chance for _ .. lie reunned.
"It 111m11 to me we have to decide
what our nlldl are. I'm not afraid of
going to the people and asking for more if
that's In their best interest," said Lloyd
Blan pied.
"I don't taz'et with you a hoot,"
anawlNd Strauss. "We're not ottertna
8111 dlllerent quality of educaUon
whether we go for three years, four y~ars
or five yellI'I. What we have in front or us
ls a merchandising problem."
"The COii io the public probobly will be
more the king• •• hold Off because con-
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1gn I referred lacelloully lo D17 aood
trleod Al Quit," and then conUnued on to
olher topics. '
Nixon WU received by a crowd of IJ>
pnndmalell' amw 7,000 at Ibo Rocbeater a1-t-It Included acoru ol youthllll
Humphrey aupporlen.
.Stendlng under •·brilllanl blue Uy, ......
rounded by rich !arm laodl, lira~ a
11111111-JD!le.an.boor wind, N!Jon rtlorred
to RoCheater'• moo1 celebrated hi·
lltlllltlon, lhe Mayo cllnlo. He said, •
medical aJ111011 could be drawn l'j lhe
current electlOD campalan.
•• 11ln. four )'ell'll ~ bavt bad ID M·
m1nialrell<ia to tho-Wlllle 11<1ua1 tbal bas
been glvlri( 111 tho -pnocrlpllno," be ulCI. ..
"And..,,, alter lour,..,. of llatenlna lolhe ____ toliftlhe
job hi lhe ~· Bmnpbi'llJ WU
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PlllLADELPllIA (AP) -Vice Prell·
dent Hubert H. Humphl'eJ laj'l.lbere II a
unew level of. diplomatic activity" taking
pla,ce ov• the Vletnlm wit -ud 0the
nm mgyeliupto~1• • ~·
The llemDcratlo preoldeallal ....
dldate'• cautloulb'·'worded remarta came
aa Gen. crefgblon W. Abr""" U.S. com·
mander hi Vietnam, flew lo W:ublngton
Tueoday for a aecrtl meeting wllh Pres!·
dent Jollnaoo ml llja lop advlaers.
But if Humphrey knew more than his
quesUoners about the mee:Una:, or the
latest possible moves toward peace, he
did not let on. Mked in a Philadelphia
tele vision interview whether a peace
move might tue place before Tue~y's
election, he rt\)lled: ''I Just 'don't khow,
and rm not realll':hl a pDllU<11 to ten you
if 1 knew.'•
But he said ha· leela lhe .....i· luD In
grounil flghllng and lhe decn.,. . In
United Stalel cllllialU" are alplllelnl hi
evaluating the paalblliUea lot 'peace -
"and I llope Ibey will add up to IUCCOll In
the Paria talta:."
"I tbhlk there hla been OC11Dethlng
going oa," Humphrey said u be wound
up a long day of campllgning acroos
vote-rich Pennsylvania.
"There's been a new level of diplomatic
acUvity. AJ t sense it, I think it is up to
Hanoi," he said.
U the current flurry is not successlul,
Humphrey vowed again in PhiJa4elphla
tbal if elected, "I will make pea\ce ln
Vietnam." '
Fr01n Pago l
POLICE TV ...
tion, Yid his board bad considered Lhe
EPS iSllue and are not interested in sup-
porting an elecUon on It.
Nine other member organil.ation1 of
the Citizenl Council wen not repreaented
at thla weet'1 meellnj:, but are expected
to attend the Dec. 3' meeting at which a
f1nal cour.e of acUon will be determined,
Council sources said.
Beek said wbelher the ClUJem Council
u a whole taket a ltand on the lniUaUve
proposal dependl on "a lot of
homework." He said the matter came up
for dilcuuion at th1I week's meeting only
becaUJe someone elle bad uked him to
place It on the agenda.
"My own personal po!ltion is that we
forget about EPS and study police-com·
munity relatiorui," he said.
other Citlaerw Council m e m b e r 1 ,
bcwevtr, are 1llOl'fl enthtlllastic over
EPS, and -want an election "so the people
can decide," as one of them put it. "I'm
pretty certain there will be peUtioo
ctrl,..," Ibo deleaaie said.
Cf{y COUDCllmen hi Auauat voted ~
against EPS, aaylng the dty did not yet
need police TV cameras in the streets.
They then voted 4-3 agaln.s\ putUng U'9
question before the voters, on the
grounds that EPS ii an admlniltraUve
matter.
According lo City Attorney Tully
Seymour; councilmen would be compelled
to hold an el~Uon on tbe iuue if at least
10 pen;;,nt of lhe cllj>'a reglater<d volen
sign inlUative peUtlons r>quelltln.R It.
There a r e now approiimatefy n,ooe
,,_, In the dty. '!INJJ, at least lilOO of
lhem would have to alsn tbe peUUDDS.
Seymour aa..ld lf there 11 a 10 percent
petition algnup, the council would have to
pUt the issue on the next munlclpa.1 elec-
tion ballot, in ac;cordance wilh Jtate law
on initiative proceedings. That would be
hi April, li70.
But U the ~UUon olJl!lll.,.. total 15
percent or more 6f the votera, the coun-
cil would have to call for the election
"immediately." 'lbat, explained Sey· mour, means 11wtthln a reuonabla per-
iod of Ume.:11
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tbll a kltdMo c1oor a1 her i-, mo
Camall<ia A ... , bod--1121 HEWl'ORT AVE., COSTA MESA
u ':t "" la n. S1m1 Lo,.+r11t
,,,, c<XnmlttM llleola Ill dlll>la7s al
CllY tlalL 111111ipOG11ibUU. .. _...
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·~fLiving Cost· Do~
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•J.l!cmo• ID -1atlaa, lu· lhe ratio ol b1rtb1 .,.. dlolllt.
alllo nloll .... "'f'"nl I*' PreMDllf, the rate of '"*" •""111-· and llChoo1 popilltloo -over a
" ..-111ao: -1R the ~ ago II U percent for
. ~ -ewporl 'Beach Cooia M-IJ!ll f porcenl for '.M,.. ... tlllnl q;mi.r, ol Ne/oporl Beach.
;lllf.!111 ~ w1tll a 7eu Tuable retail -loot ~ -··At tllo -llmo, lhe • l\111111 with 118. llnl .-W ''~ JX..u:t ._ -lbe r_el\ll'Dl lndlcauDta lfpol<Olll ~'hlnf ~I~ Illa --for Colla ¥-'IM · declined. ' • •.1 ~ for llfft*I ;,,~'. WU rtjl!rte4 In the B<1,cb. Toti! .AJol ,lor 119 ,_.I)'. 1"11•-.,.1ew <i we/e ·•Ill!> mlllliol .la CGm
,,__ Na!Qmal Bank " Meu ud <f'll mlllloD ID
Orm!p Counly. Newport Jleodi. •
"~.1:'!~ tho combined Elllmafel' by lhe -·· , ,_ ...,._, in populalloo __. I Ull lnd1ca'-~ ~ 4,111 lo a tQtal" IJ3,lllli -• .,.... or -on'!!;
•l<A .. JUI <i·U pertOlll over .,..... to '1\IO mlll1m -_
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.Many Key Points Wrap~ ··
' In '68 ~duca~n Package
~ 111 ntm POat&ji • ._ __ .._, ... .,. ............. .
doYoledG017alCADlcaaplool
-<i )lrlnl CID AD -• -to lhe l1pil!g by .....
deal Johnlon " -ol Udl
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......... "' lllll>tr -AmeDamenb " 1111. '
''l'IMI -could =·:1rec1":' io!!
.. l!lloblt-lo collep and -
--II in m1'ldle-ln.
C9JIM,1 famllla:
i C®ql 'llS a g11nt· step
·-mHln& equal !ilP' ....,._ opportunity for
·lllltlri1 ~ ·-.. reality; .
• ............. yeor, the bank Coela Meoa ond111 mllllan for
., ..... "ftie combined populalloo Newpcrt Beacb -11'Cr1•1l fl
M' '""' U <i Oct. I, WU 1.7 11111 II.I (Mltiml -
' 111,mt -• U pertOlll In-tively
,.....,. 'Can •each • 110 'mpla
Ail.er being dui.sjened al Jeremonles In New London, a iaJt, 1pood tUrboti.ln
arrives at Graql Ceall9l Station, New York, at fhe end of a-ieet nm, Tbe tr.in,
one of 1evlll'al built by the Sikorsky dJvlllon ol u ·n It e d AlrcreftL~rp., call
reach opeeds of l'llhnpb, "The trains are expected to be used by piaior J'lilro9da
when they complete developJl!ent of new high speed root•. · ' · '·
Olul4 -the r..i.ni In-
-ln blll>er -lion' In thll f1leal you b7 .. -.... ponitnt to is modi ..
fl.I bWloe-with aeceloratq opendlns jump. In later ,._
°".,_ In aolJ $e monlhl.. B.,,;.,.. -~ valuation lllOI<-~ ~ -..,.... r~· llcia;el ~ poopW and Ibo for lhe !lnl -~ quarters
.. -~-lociaUo nllecle4 "1 -aD!npllfAIDlbaarea ,.;::,,,:: .. -..-.. -.... , '11111 otor7 II simply too bft.
' parlanl .. )'OU and ... to be loot 11111 'll'Q'i Ill Im~ ,,
ID Cool& Ma.·ol 14 -1
olflol "1 .a....-. .i.1u· • , percoatll1 Newparl Bl!ldl. .
'1111111 aD " llleit e...-i. Commission OKs Fare Bank Plans =inc:~ ... :-'r. State Winemakers Hail d'-Clll1y by Ibo experta. . ' '" ...
AMONG the relativol)' In-1968 As v· m· e Year'"'
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lllVDI decteued u Indicated 1J1 lbe book'• marlret',producl
Index for the 1 o.ta Mtui
NewportBeadi-.
Hike by Greyhound New Office ·
In CleDJ,ente
.._i,. but -llpdf!o•1* tag pr-II mo JICmlllllll
the U.S. Ofllee di ~Iii . rS
"relnlure" Federally bocbd SAC!WoiENTo (AP) -belier lheo the 111a vJl9.
SAN l"l\ANCISCO (UPI) -Inc., a fare lncre•
'lbe index indicated a reduc·
tim.of u percent -....
-"' lhe fact that wl>llO rlltl Nllllonal ~ of
The California Public UUllties The commlsalon authoriied
Comm!&"ioo., for the second
Ume in as many monUia, bas'
granted GreybouDd L 1 De I ,
Orang•Couniy'• produCl lndez
for lhe Costa MOD-Newport
Beach area lncreued by n l'hriftimart • dl!rln& the thlr<1 quarter
of 11118, the bider, u" Oct. I, Boosts Profits 1"8, 'stood at fl.95, up from ,..
Ibo ft. 73 figOr'e of Julf l, l!lel. , ~ ANGELES_ _ 'lhrll· In compar!ni· to ..,. year ~
ago, the lmu WU down '1 tlmart, lnc.'I esrnlnga for the
cents from Ibo Oct. I, 1117 111x months eoded Sept 18
fl&1ire of 110.1111. amounted to ,1,868,199, up
· 1be bank pointed O!it Iba! 11' l30ll,119 or JU per c<nt over ~tedprl~ f;'°r ~: 1 ~:: esrnlnga ol 11,562~10 for the
towardl a g"""'1 11'Creue In ame period 1ut year, the
food and hou>ehold Item costs. dlrecton annoonced.
However, the a pp a.~ en t ly~ Consolldiled sales amounted
lll'oni eflort by IDAn1 of our to 1111,237,181 up 14,110,Jot or
IJ'OCf.f1 markets to·,.. a rd Z.98 percent over comparable
elimlnaUng fringes and frll1I pr to T y '.a r ' a I e 1 o f bal uslsted In keeplnf food 111111,121,0'!2: Provlslcm for.
COit increuea at' a mbilmum federal taxes On i n c om e
in tlWi ~.even thouatrover-. ~ounfed to $2,001,845 and
'Ill C0111U1Der prlcel ~ve rl"'1 fl~.11' for tho. mpectlvl man than 4 pe!'<enl 'during 1188 and 19"1 •ix month
the ,_, the roport said. perl\)d>.
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which will apply to all routes
In C,.lllorola -commuter u
well u long dlstanc<. El-
fecllve last Sept. I, the PUC
approved fare boolts ranging
from 3 to !I percent and
averaging 25 percent for
Greyhound's commuter
routa.
Slllewide flra were 1111 In-
~in J!lllUUy, 19"1.
1be new fri are effec11ve
Nov. 4 after flve da)'I notice to
the public. 1be PUC said the
inc::ree.se lll "jusUfied" because
"It II clear that the -.
sought are nec-.y to offJet
current labor and related cost
lncnoases and that Ibo snn-
Ung of the application wW not
produce esceulve eamtngs for
lntrastate·opera.Uons." .
Mort one-way commuter
fares will be. lncmlod b7 five
cen(s under. , the order. The
-price 1na'OOe for zo.rtde com·
mute boob will nnge from 30
to7SOOlltl.
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come "'.,.,, 11le ICllle1 P!ocl•bnJn1 1t11 u one ot tbe d1nl Year," be said. • ;,
An application by South<m woold 1'01 up to Ill pe...m <i ifate'• .. _t vlnlage 1...,." But Ibo .....-., ;lll>l1c
California Flrat National Balll: 1-"' loom lnttead " Jet. The snpe -11 ....-1y will b8'e to wait a wblle ~· to esllblllb an ..W.. Jn San tine ltale loan paraolel C<(llllllele In llil wine coontry ,.,. lhe 1111 wlneo., .-; •
Clemente 11U .~1 • .__,ed apiicluaboorb!Gll..._<i altbacoutal..CC>lllleanorlbol A·pd nd -~ .... "' ouch 1...... ill eli.ct. thll Sae ,.._ famous for ·-m. ,..... In a by the Complroller of the Cur· means that llelel wbldl lip their Zlnlandell, c a b e r n 1 t · oaken cul< and tine yean In
reocy, the -aoJ¥lUl1Ctd. ' up for the nlnlurance plan ~ Gamay1 and other Ibo boltl• to be "really ~· • 'rho s$.io-· Southern IDA1 be able to _..... up calllGnda wine -nrletleo. Berg said. Wl!lle wfnei.l1'"'
Calllqmla Fin! Na If on a I to !1ft llma "' llWl1 loom 11 Tbt erop II apeeted lq be a mod)' for eni-mt 'i'131""'•
preoeoUy operates fooit olflceo lbe7 pnvloualy • 0 u I 4 • bumJ"' oae In Ille, u well as oome -about a .,-,.. 'lbeoreUcally,.lbe llllDber <i quaJllJ. , The~--~-
ln 0nnp COUnly ...:; · tWo lludeoll pttJnc -loom ''Tbt woilhflr WU pr!!C-Jhorey' and port -'. fll'OWll la
located ln lluntJnalon Bead! could ~P !rem 111,000 In ticilly Ideal lbll year," said the coon11es to the ·-.illoo
and ... ch In SanllAnaand f1leal l• tot,11111,0lll •1111'• Harold w. liq, Chairman ol did well !1>11 )'Ur, but~
In Tustin. · Hen are 1r.ey·-,.......,. the 1'fl1culture and eno1._, d,. dlUonl are nol IO crillc'llo lor
Lui month lhe bank an-Included In Ibo --: parlmllll at the Unlverally of producing Fed -1'fi!ol,
nounced that a Pl""""' ac. I) Special now oefvt.:e. for Calllonda In ~ Divll. Berg ;f:J!::'.' 4on1 r~ -·•~Uon ,_ 8 0 0 tb 1 r n dlaadvllllaced llbldents ·-of· '11111 produced i~· the rlgjlt oo m . °" •-., fered be!,.. -. -blind ol acid and ..., .. In Ibo Tbe Slate A r r 1 e •!ti r •
CallfornJa P1nl NaUooal <i co11e1. u 1beJ -· and varlollel of nd and -Diljioalniml IUI ~ Ibo Oruii• Counly Bank had wblle theJ ate ln coUqg anpes, be lalll. productl neari, 8' per<!liil 4
been "lll'IWed by""""'"". Senlcll could In cl u 4• "We need Ibo oupr to pve aD U.S. wino "and·upirll.a
bOCh blnb and wlll be oub-remedl•I readJnC, totorlq, _,.,. alcohol to balance "11 llDall but _ ... wlll¥ ID
milted f Cou •• ell •• tt • .t -'-d thewlneandweneedtbeadd aChlr'caurdrtel." : ..
. or a-al by ' '"""' __. ~J rr •• GythJni thecoli-e In to bUoce "11 1l!e lellt. The ~ uld 1111 ~ wlD-
regula!cry •utborltleo. Orwo devlle to help --!AJPN!Ck! ratio 11 all i... at their prime -. bul an
County But o p,f: r a t-e 1 ltudentl 1 u cc t ed. 'fbe porbnt When It comer 'to dlfflcilJt to baf, ' ....-; ~ J n San J Ii an autboriuUon far th1a provision quauty," Berg 1aid. '"n*'• Ute trouble. ~ '
Capistrano, Dana Point and .llll!IPI from II.I mllllGi! thll . He Mid thll year'• !Ible oo much ln demand -·
Cotta Meaa. ~ar to $5'.7 mllllon in fllcal wines Uould be u good or dllappelr rapktly." ·;:· ~~~~--------;i;;;;;;;;;;--i;;;;o;;;;;--~~
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•• .... Policies on rcotics
• ·-· Spendln( tht better part al a ,..r ~ It out, N~M .. ..._~.bave-toolOOD.,_ ..... ~ · ... ~ .. ••
up with poljdel covering nan:ollca. •
1'>• iu!~ all'ta~ bave beta .JU 'fo UH' W¥" In recent days: _ • ,
-A 16-yfaNJld &lrl at Corona del ,){11 lliah jxJok ,
bart>itunrle tab.leis and Wll observodC-Uerlnl ~
campw:. ' • , I
-A 15-y~d boy at NoWJJOrt llarllor Blib lldiillr,. led to police h• olfereil to oell 6arblturate tabf.U IO b1i
clanmatu. • c_~.I. -A 17-year-<>ld boy at :&uncla Bip waa ,.,_
of using nan:otlcs, unlll It wu detenpiDed . he •aa
almjlly exhausted bun woitlng oigla hoen ra nlgbt awl .
20lnf to llCbool in ·t1te day. ,. ' • · · .
' 'file pollci• are gratelully 1'0Ce!Ved· l!y _JlllnclpalJ ·
and their afd• who Increasingly have bad IWalllcf
problema thrust upon them. · . • ,
In writing tho pollci .. , school ~ were canM to protect the offe!ldlng indiYldual as mud! · u Ulq
coold . without unduly endangering tho other · atu&mll
in school. . .
In these days when a large ~ge -of' ell. teen.
agen try nan:otici aild are SUBCeptiblll t!o being q'~ .~ making the mistake, it is a cqncern tor wbicli"tho lndi-
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vldual parents can be tbankfnl. · . ,
It ,, poll0y of the district not to ezpe1 studento
upon arrest, but only upon convletion; and not 1¥, all
oases to expel them <!:Vtn upon conViC"tion. For tile 'one
mistake" student there 11 possibility al scbo!Mtic
proootion, which emounls to isolation with an oppor·
!unity .rtill to attend -school.
Another safeguard for the parents is that they ahall
be notified immediately when police begin to quootlon
their son or daugbter. Clearly spelled 11111 are dmlm-
stances in wlllch a · student may be nmoved from
school by police.
On the ottier hand, the polides are written to .be
• • broad enough. so as not to restrict police in their Inv ....
ligation on campus.
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tllelr ~llllllj .ler!OU•IY and did their Job· well. ' ._ ,I " '
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Ofll!it ~ ~ Ill uO..t· a year mi.Y decide
tilt :rate oC Ille ~ Barl>or DUUict.
• A pJU ~""C lot' iuch ·a 'il>eclal election is now
. Wider· at~ bt • commlttee tL tile Orange CoWJty Lea,iio <d,Cltltl. · '
• '!be fllll 11111116 membenblp hu yet to comlder It. • ,Jlut ev•.lf It «a, 111111.. ~ it, tho 11181 ·dedfliOll
Oil wllelller ... Is 1o )Ii Ill election would rest '!'Ith
the Board al Supervllon. .
·. . ~ .llltellllood al supemm rejecting an electiop
· "l'OCllltff,Mm 111 overwbelmlng number al tho COUDty'a
citfeo ls lliQL
:SO an elfiCUoll can be anticipated-it tlle IHJUO
-asbforit.' · •
. II iJ thus !llCUIXlbept on the leaJUe to consider car.,.
tuJJy every consequence of di.,i>lution of the Harbor
llllllrict before asking that the !Jsue be put on the ballot.
What agendet, lor exlilnlll•; would have to lake
over what district responsl611itles?
And where would the money to carry oul these
respooaibilltes con;ie from! !i•wpott Beacb Vice Mayor Lindsler. Paroom
pcilnla out bis city Isn't In tile lout interested in assum-
ing harbor miMtel1anCe and development chores with-
out being compensated for it.
Clearly, tile harbor must be maintained and .oome-
one must f\nance U:ie ·operation and be in charge. Cau·
ti.on is in order. A new program mwt be designed to
replace the old one. N
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Gt&est Report Details Disastrous C:osts ot Meanwe to Average f'ami11i
Readers --Express Views For, Against
To.the Edll«: f>hlllip 'W"aLson.'1 sugar-coated Pr(>po.si·
tion t isn't all aa wooderlul aa Jt may
atel:b; Jn fact it would relard our school
~ ·'° badly that It would take IO =;f more to &et them back to
~Mr. Watsola failed to mention is tl\af r this pr<pooleroul proposition ta ~ Clllfomfa will be on the bottom it U>i'llsl u far u school aid al any
··~. ---~It:~ eliminate our acboola from my
101: lu iupport and --cul 11<hool {~:by about 40 percent This would
meAa )OW' child would be in • clau of 40
to lO dlildren and bulldlo& al new schou1s wOOlcl:be al a ot1-D -.. ·rr Woui.D MOST likely pulh UI back '* a IJ)lit.eeuion 11atem. cut all bua
tranlporlatloo, ellmlnate lawna, cut elec-
trtcltJ"· IJSll!. remove telepbooes, and bea1l!>I systems would be in .,. only on
tbe coldesl days. Tbeae are only a few of the . drawblicP to Propoa:ltion No.
•• .The wonderful property tu relief hJ ~ks about would mo&Uy only con-cifn. the apartment building owners and cAin.r. al undevelop<d properties. Surely
tbe most Important thing to us all la the
willsre of our cblldren and the future al
¥.state wblch involves thtir education.
NA1l!RALLY WE cooldn1 .mt on a
40 percent decrust education-wise so
bow will the state make up thiJ defi.
~ Al 'W llated, your pa:IOClal income
tu wllI · , plus your sales tu, not
to. men · your irocerY and uUlity i..~5·2~'°~ uaclly What hu been ac--? A few will benefit and the
suffer. We're robbing Peter to
pay Pau only Peter in lhil case la our
chlldren Paul ls the already well
heeled lords.
·Jack s, executive secretary for
California Teachers AllSOClaUon states
"U Propos!Uoa No. t ahould pus,
California, woold find ll4llf al tile very
bottom al tile !Isl al all lO &Islet Jn tenna
of educalloaal oppxluDHHll for Ila
children ...
We, for the We of California'•
cblldren, urge you to vote no <11 Proposi-
tion 9. ..
MR. AND MRS."BILL WILLIAMS
Faeors Propo11tle11 9
To the Editor:
The ooU:ry of the (iollUcal establish-
ment against Proposition 9, the Watson
lniliative, iJ WKlerstandable though not,
in my eyes, commendable. ltl adoption,
sharply reducing property tu.es, would
leave no alternaUve but to 11ubsUtute
other taxes for this large revenue loa -
and any legislator fears what vot1n1 in
new tu.es may do to hill pollUcal future. I
hope that the esseoce of Proposition t -
that ownership of properly Is not u just
a ba!i.s for paying the cost,, of govern-
ment as, for instance, income or spending
-will not be lost Jn the 1mOkescreen.
I AM BUYING my own home which,
Indeed, ta my cutle and my sanctuary. I
pay substantial taxes on It. Aa long u I
remain steadily employed and in good
health, I do not object to paying my
present share of the cost-of government.
But I would sleep easier U these t.aJ:e1
were based on my income or purchases.
Beca111e, if my income dropl!I markedly
for any reason -health, lou of job,
retimnent -I would face loss of my
Proposition 9's Effects
hoposltioo. No. t, the 10 caDed Watson
Initiative, which would lhilt the property
tu !bad of land apeculalarl and real
ettate developen to the backs m the
cverage homeowner and ttlller is 00 the
vwge al .Upplnl by oa tile November I
ballol
/Ult 20 7ean ago, In 1141, the civic,
-,"labor and polltical leadmblp of
tbt state -ln a llDil1ar situation -went
to ,Jeep at the l1ritcli and G«rgo
M~'s pemlan ICbeine slipped by oo a
...... ded jlftlldmUal electidn year ballot
to . tile CGllllemaUoa al all concerned.
'lbat mealW'I., after a monumental rq .. I campolpi WU JllUllChed the f..-liii year. wa knocked on tile boon
-bot not llDW a ,,..t deal al turmoil
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1'.\noft'S INmATIYE -In tenn1 al
..,: .fllcal ch-. li would create In
Cillltnlla -m.ateo tile McLain ICbema
Jol*.'.11'8 a -ante prvpoo!Jion. .tJJi<ior Ibo lure al -ty tu relief W!Mmeownen, tbe meuure in fact
..-.i:.1r111 -• obHt al ...... 12
...... fo ..... --.,._ty levies
.. .. tu -'1'111 aoly -~~-al ....... to the lllate to . -tldallaaelll--lbo
tu "'4 llla -.. tu. -~-Illa--.. ..--lu,-..... .._.1
la .. food. ,_ ... tbo
wMS -""" ID moup .. ., .. ._ I
C.U.-U . fUPAYBlll
q' ti -tlllecl llllO-•
ting of tax burdens would have on a fam.J.
ly al four:
A family of fOUJ' with an amual iocome
of Sl0,000, owning a home with a market
value of $19,400 wou1d pay a NET IN-
CREASE in tues of SllO a year.
U the family'• income wu Sl5,000 a
year and they owned a home vaJued al
123,!00, the NET INCREASE would be
l30l a yur.
Or, if the Income waa '20,000 a year
and they had a home valued at $28,600,
the NEI' INCREASE in lue1 would be
$542 • year.
FOR llENTERS, Propooilion No. t 11
even rougher. The NET INCREASE in
las.es for a fam.Uy ot four with an 1mual
income of St0,000 would be '287 a year.
For a family with· an income of SIS,000,
the NET INCREASE would be 1517 a
year, and for a family with an locome of
!20.000, Ibo NET INCREASE "°"Id be
ll03a-,ear.
ln abort tbt meuure would be an
ablohztt diluter far tbe .veraie familJ
-ll>o7 Talled .. -their home.
But u Jn IJll, !no llWll' lalowledg .. ble
~ bellove tbo ......... la ..
rldk:uloos that ft can't pus. Cumml
public opinloa ......,. "-that ft will
paa, euUy, unlea the avera,ge voter b
alerted to Ille dtp-ee which Ibo meuun
will hurt bhn.
Callferaf1 Feat.n -• ..
home at a Ume when it would be most
Important to me simply because I might
no longer be able to pay the tai:es on it.
I BU.IEVE YOU obould pay heavy
taxes only when you are earning· money
or spending it. If your income and spen-
ding drops, I do not think you sboultt be
penallzed for owning ydur home any
more than clothes or other per1<1nal
items which you acquired dw'ing your
tax-paying years.
The alternative. Propositioo 1 A •
aiduteps the problem. It i.s just a drop in
~ bucket for present property tax-
payers and lest than that for future onet
if no ceiling is put on this source of
revenue.
PAUL M. WALLA CE
For another uitw of Propotitlon 8
and it.J effecu. lff Guest Repori ela:e-
where on this page, Allo other Jetter1
cm the iub;ect.
-Editor
AAWV Votes Against
To the Editor:
The American Association of Universi-
ty Women hu always been concerned
with education in the U.S. and lludied
legislaUon affecUng education. M a
result of tht.ae studiea the California
State Divtsion of AAUW voted to oppose
PropoolUon 9 on tile Nov. 5 ballol.
The members of the Newporl-O>sla
Mesa Branch of AAUW have carefully
lludled the provlsiom al PropoolUon t.
We belleve that ill ~ would place
the public .::hool 17stem in financial
chaos with the education of our chlldren
unalterably <lamaged. Alao local conJrol
of our ICboola would be forfeited to the
slate.
THEREFORE AT our Oct. U branch
meeUnt, the Newport..costa Mesa Branch
of AAUW voted to ~tlon 9. AAUW bu long r the need far
ochool financing ref , but ouch
refonns abou1d be otudi adopted
before withdrawal of property sup-
port al our llChools.
The Newport-Olota Mesa Branch of
AAUW urges all voten to cast an "in-
formed" vote Nov. 5 after carefully e:i-
amlnlng tile pros and COlll relating to
Proposition 'I. w~ hope the voters of
Newport and Costa Mesa and all al
California will vote "no" on 9.
MRS. NORMAN J. EGLI
Pre.ideol
Takes Issue
To the Editor:
In readin1 your "Guest Report" on
"Proposition l 's Effectl" in Tuesday'•
paper, J would like to take issue wllh the
author, EducaUan News Service.
I note all tbe benefits to homeowners,
however, I would lite to know why Mr.
Ed. dldn'I &Isle that the propoolUon l·A
property tax relief does not apply to any
veteran, blind veteran, or dJsabled
veteran who is oow receivi.na: the
veteran's exemption.
I don't like jult half an education and
would have appreciated Jt more if Mr.
Ed. had done u hi1 name implies. Some
people could have mistaken hia report N
an unbiased comm.unity service.
Good legislation doesn't have J)Ort1onl
that have to be over.looked. I keep boplnc
I'll see one.
G.B. HOFFMAN
B•ll•t aactle
To Ibo Editor:
Y °"' publlcaUao al tile blf lilt al peo-
ple who do not alf'iO with Mr. Wa-'•
Prop. ' la nimarbble.
Bot your au.nip< to belll1le Mr. John
G. ScbmJU al Tullfn WU -· He' hu real Jn-l«tlbJde. to llland
up for Ibo ~11 owner.
~--B11 George ---.
Dear George:
When IJgbtlng a £irl'1 cigarette
with a duhboard lighter shoQ.ld the
driver light hll own tint and then
hand Ibo lighter to the glr~ light
the girl's first, or lhould the girl
light hil cigarette for him?
WONDERING
Dear Wondering :
Who carries your accident tn-
1\lf'anct? Kamikaze, Ltd.? WATCH
THAT TRUCK!
(When troubles trouble you,
spring, baby, 1prtng -be a big
spender, buy a stamp and write to
G«rge.)
This Is 1oina to be, and is, a real In-
teresting battle of the ballot, and I have
yet to find any person in Orange County
who wlll vote against il
The people you llsted are going to lose
the goose and ill golden eggs. Sorry.
I. E. ALEXANDER
To the Editor:
1 am in favor of the Watson Amend4
,.ent (PropoolUon ton tile .v. 5 Ballot).
For 10 years the property owners of thia:
state have been Jrylng to get lbOso
brilliant mlnda Jn Sacramento to gel their
feet oU their desks and clo oometblng
about property taxes. But it is so mucb
easier when new rev~ b needed to
add II to Ibo properly tu rolls. l lbink
the Wa-Amendment will jolt them to
their feet IJld make them think. And Ibey
are mart enough, H they bave to, to
come op with a tu Iba! ta equitable to
everyone.
rr RAS 8¥N &Isled that tile only W
ple lo benefll by the W ataon """'1dmeht
are Ibo large qrlcultural lnterest.s, and
the blg i:ndustriaJ cmeema. Thia is ·a
mlsatatemenL Agrtculiure Jn Orange
County gene111ta only IOVen percent ol !he tu weallb cl lbls county. The com-
petition Jn lndullry ta oo fierce al the
-!Im• that any tu bellefll& Jbey would derive would Immediately be pass-
ed oo to the coosumer.
~ ~ ~':": :l:f. ~
ia the botneoWDer who 11dmp1 and aves
each mootb to put enough money aside to
pay Che ever locreu1ng tues Oft his
home ab that he may keep a roof over tM
head al hlmsell IDCI bis loved °"""
NAME WITHH tl..O
~ystema do tbetr belt to l>"!P"~to t!iiJ
lDlage. In Newwrt, unmarked. can with
barely identifiable oLffuef.,entrap unwary
citizens gull17 of crimes wltbO<jt vlcljms>
In Costa Mesa, an lnsidloul qi.iota
system fill& the munlcipal coffero wilb
citation mon,y, leav.fne t,be . aidewalb
meterleu to the merchant&' advantage.
And &oth deputment.. do their level best
to bnpose a con!ormlty ol tbelr own
choosing, a1 they extend their detinillona.
al law and Dfller tllrou&h.lw ralliir than respect. .
BOTH Cl'I'IES' prosecuting' atlorney1
show lllUe regard for justice; lnllead1 by
lruwendos and vlle tactics of coWing meir
vtcllms, tlley show their only lnlenl. Tbey
want to win .-at any ~ke . despite
respect for the law, and at any COit. to the
basic principles al fair play! Perhaps
lbelr conduct oon be COlld..,ed -u oar
judges offered the balance needed.
But our 16cal judgea ace fully aware of
the origin of their power. So In the traffic
matters that take up St much of their
calendan, the Harbor District MuniclpaJ
Court judge!' forget the concepts of
justice and show their true loya1tiel!I -u
tax collectors in drag.
JAY MURLEY
CepfMllepotla
To the Editor:
I ,.ad your article on tile llClence clua
at Marlneti llChool. I Ukod H.
I am in Mn. Wanrick'1 class for
science Joo. You lpe1led cepbalopoda
wrnog. I know tt 11 a hard won! to opell,
but I just wanted you to l:mw how to
lpell 11 corroctly. •
To the Editor:
ANN WlJ:ST
411> srlde
I noticed with a great dtal of lnteresl
the passing al reaoluUw by both 1he city
of Newport Beach and the city al Costa '
Mesa.
These resoluUClll!, In effect, aaJd 'that
both tile cilies agreed that the Newport
Freeway <Ol<ld go down to tile c:ouUlno
Oil other than the adopted route alonl
Newport Boulevard. Mind you, I aid i
eoaJd 10 down -II the· hlghw17 mm-
mis5ion b of a mind to have h do to, and
sees ftt to reop<n tile bearlng on the
Newport Fl<ewat·
NOW I READ Jn Ibo paper where a
Newport Beacb couacllman la qll6Jed u
saJ'lni that hla d&7 arlflnall1 oppooecl tho
adopted route fer tile COut Freoway -.un -11-and will NEVJ;;R 1111J1 a
lrteway, agreement with the llate u 1904
u II rema1o1 .., tile adopted rvute. And
'fJoHeetor• la ,,..... ~ N~~ i::\ "1o!f ~
To tile Edif«· • Newport Freeway w.ould ~tile Coal
Newport ~ch and COiia )II,.. ha,. l"heway al Ila -t ad ~le ~
been widely accuoed al beln( •'iiPtliht" ~...i tile cit!' agreed that would be "'°"IJ>olda al "nacllQllarles." Perhaps sallsfactoryl
lt Isn't true overall_ bUI our po11ce Uthl&hadn~l>eenaoidoUbilba\COl!a
Dear
Gloomy
' • Cua:
l>Uf~Gia: u Ibo penally for marljoana
llG8' s4cwt II elled, • ltllM Me
lo&fllal«I II~ JI wlllaean ao -k far pot SQ>oters. Jull the op-
poolte. -al "'...,. jail -tbore'll bomon.1bey jual won't bl
.. unrOoonobly long. and honce,
lbey'D be ...ier fer Judges to Im-
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Meoa-1<1...., haye ~ Uie,...Ja..
t1on that~ u lt lp0Clllcall1 l!alad that tile Freeway wwld .......
at Ill preoeot adopted r<ldta.
ALL or. '1'1111 ---loot slPt al -fAcl -that JI • Iba blahwa.Y comip!alloG al Iba lllalo ol Cillfornla that liilol>ll or ra)ecta a -.
And 1111,)' I lndollo In Ibo lnlS)' Cl( -Inc Jn ''<:mlal ball" ........... f ... ~ .. ~I
L r;;~IJ llO -al Ibo
adoptliij ¢oall tr.Way Mllll llbaniol one 1ncb DOW OI ntr!
:t. Colla M... alrtad1 bu -freeways .., a county !alrpoundl ttial It
la suppOrtln( -... I -this ls recocnlaed and afJllftldated b7 all ...,. cemed •.
:t. The N"'P!lfl Fretway · wlll Join the
COUI Fretway al Ibo ooutal adopJed
n>Uie and U the city ol Ne'!P'ft Beacb •
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COSTA MESA ~llEMll to have acted ln
all good faith and lam"""' that NewP!l'I
Beach, upoo lookln~ w:eiully al all " Jlie facts and conseqaen<!es 1Qvo1~·m
step forward and 11p:u.. ir..;,.,. ......
ment for Ibo Coast freeway 10 lluol ~
whole mes,, may be reaolved and -both
cities may,. work out wbal iJ the ~
• good to tlio greatell number! •
I sincmly hope that 1lle lree1'1j> .com,
mllteel al both of Ibo cilles keep rlib! ""
negollatlng and that the publlo be,adv!Jed
al: what la going m, and H lbere. ls 1'
hang-up it be taken care of right away aO
that wt. can get along with tile plans l<r
the two freeways and" everybody 1!,\11
know what ii goln£ o.n. aruf can ·plln · io-
oonllngly. Every day of delay la -COlll!nC
both cities untold time, money and eUorl!
GEORGE P. KARCHBll
Chairman, Ca!Hornla Hlgbi;ij
" Fr«eway Comml~
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per1on ftO ilOe. ml opoak1. ot:.f"bAt
be bellev .. Jn .se-.e. tlla rel)lOllt of
olherl ,lot,~ tit; -It ."Ii. ta
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FBI Joins M3iihrint
tido Robbery Victim Still F~ight~ned
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'FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCE'
Robbery_ Vlcflril Pierce _
By JACK CHAPPELi:
Cit ... Dlllf Pl• ...,, '
.The Federal BUlUU of Inv~
has joined lbe manhnnt for the lwll arm-_
ec1 bandita w00 ambuabed wWt11y Lido
:&le a:ortalite Polly Hunt Pierce and tool
'3'15,000 in jewelry from her late Moodey,
The FBI beCame Involved In the cPM•
because ol the llIDOlllJI taken and tho .,....blllty of lntemate Olgbt, accon!lnc
to Sgt. Kenneth 'lllompoon, supervisor of
lbe Newport Beach polioe detediva' el·
forts.
. Mn. Pierce, meanwhile. 'remained tn
almost complete sechuinn at her 444 ~
Lido Nerd home. She said, boweVer, in a
brief·interview with the DAD..Y Pnnr
that her principal coneem during the
holdup was that "my dalJ&bter'a We was
in danger."
Mrs. Pierce was sUll obviously
distraught over the ~enee.
1be b.ooits kqew her daughter, Paula,
17, was in the house sleeping 1n another
mnm. They_ threatened to till her unl"8
the mother cooperated.
"U was the mooj frightening thing I've
gone _tbr'ougb in my life," Mn. Pierce
sobbed.
Her husband, Leroy, waa at her side
this mmllng. He flew in from Phoenix,
wber< be bad tieC during the robbery •
.. We'r! all fine," said Mn. Pierce, "but
I'm Josi e>llaustod, JUld I'll>-allll l?lgbtc-~~~pll~ "'u,c ~~~·.j..
vestigators -• a.fte!DPtlni la !flee the
banlktillJ the N1••·--· aanacle the woman and iw; twd servants.
Oflims are also questioninl employ.a
of the familJ: . .
Sgt. • TbomPO!ift .1;4., .no' lnlonn~tiaq
al>OOt fingerprints could 6' relelied.
However, investigators earlier reported
lhai the bandits wore. bl1ck leather
&!oyes. .
Police said the robbery appeared to be
very carefully planneet. Detect Ives
tbem1z.ed that the two men who ter-·
4-11ear Buildl"lf PJan I . -.
$l7.5 Million 'Bond Set
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Ftir NeWJ1.ort-Mesa Vote
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The Feb. JI )jewpurt-M.,. schOol bond
election probably will be for 111.5 mllllon-
Thal la a sum le8s than the $30-7
mlllion asked for a year ago, but more
than'the $11.~ riulllon uked for two years
back. Bolh \b0&0 bond e!eclloos falled.
County Approves
More Parking
A.t Ot: Airport
Warned that traffic and parking con-
dl)ions 11 Qr.J,ge County Airport bad mw
become "imPoan>1e and intolerable,"
county supervisorl ~ulctly ~ ~
day to I $184,000 ~ -am that will m""l lban double .,,-pork-
Ing tacilltl<I. J f.!'POl1 dlrecilorRobect~lald
•dalysla of tramc flow at "the eancaw -f~lifal lndlcalld 5,000 ctn a day uee lho atJ>ori, a Ogure that c!lmbo to 1,000 on
•tendl. , , •
":'The 3~ bandJed l l t I S 11 _.en -!MT," ~ said.
":iiua year b11Y• ,.-111,m
_ ... In . the firll elPI -
t~ -tho! the "'""'1 -.tll the full IZll,GGO ... of .........
hro ,..._ A l"8 fl&r Tb All
'it .... polatld out, -.. lllO !tJe of ec odja-S.T ..,... of1'af II
*1.JOO to 1111 ' .. <I°'"""'*"" ~ ol the llM a.,. P'U<WQ. Jlr.sniilu •K< I 1NJIJ ..... far in-~ perttna facllJlla --.... Ill'"' in a plu tho! lllo ealll f<r ..,..uon ol IHI loldinl. cor -.1
short ..,.. -huu ..,.,. parkJnc.
-·· development plan alJo cn-f:lmproYemcnt ol the lnlerlor -rood
al lhl a1l'potl "lo """" • ...,. pd ..... i..m. flow, _elhl.,.
WI ~ doo't blvt at thl
Five ol seven ocbool lnislees Tuetday
night indicated a preference for a four-
Y e • r building program. Donald StraUBS
find Roderick MacMillan wanted to build
fO< • lhorter term and keep the bond
issue amaller. The meeting Tuesday nl&ht was a wort
session. Nm Tueaday nighl board
memberl will · make ddlnite their
decillon Oil the amount.
Budget Dlredor Waller Adrian said a
117.5 mlllioa -IJaoe cmld be expeot<d to increue tbe tu rate about 25 centa.
Tbe current tax rate la 14-41 per 1100 of
assessed valuation in Calta Mea and
14'°'7 in Ne\rp«t Beach. ('ll>e variation
results from prevlOWI lndeblednm IJ>.
berited at lime of Gnlflcatlon. J
1'btte alternalive boM plans, cme for
three years at $1U million, the four-year
one at $1V.6 ml1llon, and one for live
10ara at $11.4 mU1loa, !"ft ~ lo
1rU11w by Sup!. 1JU1tain Onml..,.....
-All ea1lod "" .,....... of 40 parlable
cl>am..,.. to tab ll»d«U off' -
-.... 111 -faD. °""1lnPll!lt ,aalcl that ......... of tho lime It tabl fo.flulld perm111entlCboolrooml portablel __ tho
ooly way 10 pt aD lludenll all dOuble
-bl! .... !fl!, ' The four.y~ Plu ,....., by a _1111;
Jorll1 ol the -follo!!I up the .. pOrlal>i!I ,... Ult with .. Eutblnll
elemeoia'1 -and Bear -.... , • ., tddWonl • lfJO.
-.... Gil 1111 ol ~ II-,
llowport-and Col.a dot ... """
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-... lllwpmt Jtar!lor lllOs. ""' .,..... ol ""S:• la mp and Jt<a 1"' ..,, ................... ud
P.•---1111m.
AW In a.. -pin -i. 1171,IGO, ~ -...-o1 tfle.lelal, to bullol
• -bua llll'!r. and·-·-· llChool Ille .. --In Coola "'-. CUnlllllabam 1 a I d lhal ao «do"1
builcflq _ ... to""''"" w1lh .....u-
-.r..ilci loqlllR tho idJOoj dlltrki to • ( ... flOiifD l((ri, ..... ,
Qul.ckk Storm·
Dam-pens .Coast
Orllli' Coist residents receivecJ the
advance gµ~ oi tliO raley, .am~
doY lll&111'. and' early todi?. but by noon .
the ~Oda· were · well on &beit way to
dlssl "~ . P8-,t• I • ' ' • The overnight ~.was seen u . the
tail endd 1 heavier storm wblcb.tocked
the northern .OOtfornla area wllh more
than,half an Inch ahalll.
Weather ·Bureau olJk:iala t.o day
predJcted sunny weather lot·the mt ·of
the w·eet with &slight up1wl-ng In
temperatures. Foe· waa _ e>pected to rotuo> _to· the Oranp Ci>ui Tbundiy
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Cllllonda C!>lllp . d M 1 d I c l n e ''· ""**""' ·-a Jon&lllJ lllldJ ol ":. ato _., 41 Cll'dodlii um Amlrica'•
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On Assault Rap
Set for Nov. 4
A pnJlmllW)' ~ for HeMion
· mo«reyclt dub mmnber Frank "Wlld ·
· MOiiie" llUDdle, K bu '*'1 -
1mUl Nov. 4 In -Dllll1cl Judlclal
Court.
Rundle, 13$ AI1'erl Place, Colla Mesa,
ls clmpd wllb ..,ii wllb ·-to ccmmlt murder, uaault wltli a dead!~
,,_ and bari1ar7,
Ho ls clmpd -ltadiD( .. allack
.lut Aupt In which former Golden
Glove1 boRr lloberl L. Gluier, IO, of
-Placentia Ave., WOI NVip!J maul-
' 'ed In hll Colla MIN .,-.
Rundle at ... polnl ploadld aulllJ' to •
reduced charp ta ntm'rl f« I m1r1m1gn
o! one yoar fn llran&• County Jill, bul
tlie vicllm ~ 1D 1lnm111 lbat'J"O"
C<ldlncs ..... lllrled 111 -...... Lal<OI delay la Ille Clll la-•
--Allll)' ...... In -Ibo former menlll hoopllol ptllenl WU lound
to bt -and ablt to ptrllolpatl In
defente .. the felony """'"'· Two otlJmo H-aro now lll'\'lng Jail oentencu and a tldrd fl anllfnl trial
u a -d llll btalfnl and abootlnJ of Gluier,
Halloween Candy
Donations Sought
When llll kicfl came home wUli
--'l'bllncll1 nlch~ tblrt fl •
perfect plaw all llll uphll -
candy cao IO and to a...,. nr11>1..,,...
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"'11llrl ls DOI ..,. lbrad of accoptable
evidm to ""'kwlt llfah ICllool driver
. --lllPWll1 .. -... -. .. -Ille--" ODM fbat occar," Uld ,Dr. rr.dlrict. 111-, ....iata ..-of =~-=..=r-· Iha -~-..... ard -1111 11-1 8alol)' CouocfJ far rHmclliD........., Jll'lftldlon,
'Tllmll1 ~ ... . ' emo--.....,. and a_ ......... of
. ..ctt1'-"'11J an -Iha~ *" KcGalre llld. 0 .Drtnr tducatlon .......
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a tJCl-OCB iill '4cbnldan1 =· lfo<ialn tald tlJat atlfdlta to
abow ,lbat--Ibo
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''lmLlllDOI n::c:'• loww tbelrratel for ,,_ · who lah driver
educatlaa, ~ JlcOldn aald. ..,,,., do lbfl
'-uNU..111 an-1 relati-hlp
--Iha -and Iha llllmbor of M1oal _eccJdeatl. Bow eves, the rela-
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Checking Iha -d -and• of drivers lnMllsflllppi and onn,. CoUlll)',
McGulN and Kenb concluded:
-There la no difference in the accident
rates of. pepple who toot driver education
and ~ ..... dldn'l -1-boys have more automobile
acddeots tl>an girl!. '
-Teen-agers Irom m Id d I e class
families have fewer accident.II than those
from poor neighborhoods.
-T-whoe<o parents went to
collegei hive fewer aelcde:nta than
childreD from families with lower educa·
Ucmal achievement.
-Older atudenta have fewer aecldents
than yowq:er ooe1.
.McGuire tald Iha prosram cooll flM
mllllm a year and lnvol .. 3$,000 part
and full time teacl>en. It II offered at
11,000 biP IK:booll, IJld Ibo """""' ls
!Um bf about U miJlfon studeoll every year.
"Driver education'• effect on the ac.
cident rate le llta many projecll that ve
nev• properly evaluated,'' MC!Guire said.
"What'• more, mllDY tiales. the eovern·
ment qtbci• or olhm wllo are In
charge of tbeie projeds actlvel,r reeilt
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Sex Education
Program Slated
Frid~y Evenjng.
A pnll1'0lll '"' ... aducatloo and al-lfludea ol colfe&a lludenll wfl1 be
pnaeotod Friday nfChl In Newport Beach. '
lob. Blrurd Paul, -prtaldont d the
oraop COlmlJ chapter of Iha Natlooll
Council of .• FOllJllf llelatlla, aid a
-of the Jl(911'lDl II to counter .... dut and ·unfavorable publldlJ llven
achoo! -educttkm _ .....
Featured 9P1'ker 'lillJ be Dro Jucflon T.
Landla, ll':of...,.. d family aoclolofly at
UC Berktley and author d wldtly UMd
hl&h achoo! and colllp -lie will
-Ibo -of coJlep lludenll 20 yeara qo with thole of colle«e
atudenll today. ·
A paoeJ wfl1 diac:aas "Family We and
Sex Education" programs in Orltll•
County achooll. on 111e ptDeI w111 be Mn.
Paul, family life -am -'tan! f0<
the Newport..M... Unilled S eh o o I
District; Mra. St!Jl' WlJltama. famUy lllo
and ,.. educaUO. OOCl'd)l!J\(!1:,,# the ·
Anaheim Union Hlgb Scbool Dmrkt, and
Dr. Arm Brennan, family life coordinator
for the Garden Grove Unllled School
Dlltrict.
·Dr. Ralph Eckert, Cal State Long
Beach co1.11uelor, will moderate the panel
dlicuealon,
The Friday night -am wW beiln at
7: 10 In Ille U.., Mamorlal Hoapltal Qm.
fmnce Center, Newport Beach. Ad·
miasion will be fret.
2 Baby Girls Killed
HUNTINGTON PARK CAP) -Two
baby glrfl from Downey wara killed and
tholr parenll w.,. Injured Monday n14bl
when their car and anotber auto Co1l1ded
at ao lalorsection, tho HJgbway Patzol
said.
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about J,JOO llud«it capacity to l,OC,
.:•••· -brtarmlcllt& ~ d be . -~to mioldlt ic:llfofl. llddlaji .u,.
lllllb 'pie to 1111·""'11b -~ ~ -apendlag captclty to 1,000 to 1,200 ICudenta. ...
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Union Chlo! Allel Ol'Mla VI .. Prnhl"" Ill· Pltttburgh • I
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In Paris Peace Discussions
PllJLADIW'lilA CAP) -Vice Prtll-
denl illlhlrt ff. Humphrey U)'I thin le a
.. _ level of diplomatic actlvllY" takfnc
place over tbl Vietnam war -and ''the
nut move la up to HI.Dal."
' The Democratic Jnlldeo1ial C1D-
didate11 cauUoualy-wotded remarkl came
u Gen . cretghton w. Abrllllll, U.S. com-
mander In Vlelnem, fiew to Wublngton
Tueidty far a oecret meeting wltli Preoi·
dent J-and hll top advlaen .
But ff Humphrey mew more tlian hiJ
quatlooen 1bout· the meeUn&, or the
letest pooslble moves toward peace, be
did nol let oo. AJked la a Phlladelpl/la
tele:vlllon 1nterv1ew whether a pe1¥:e
move DUabt take place before Tuesday'•
election, lie replied: "I jwlt don't know,
ud.I'mnot really in a poliUon to tell you
1f I knew."
But be said be feefl tlie recent lull In
ground fighting and the decreue In
Uolled Stata cuualUea are sllnlflcant In
evaluating Ibo poSl!blllUea for peace -
"and l bope th,Y wW add up to IUCC<ll la
the Parll talU."
"I think lbere bas been somelbln1
i<>lni OD," Humphrey aald u be wound
up a long day al c:ompalgnln( acnm
vote-rlch Pennt)'lvania.
''There'• been .a new Jevel of diplomatic
activity. AJ 1-·il.·lthlnlr II le up io
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. ll,'lbt ~DI llurrJ. la pat -lful, ~ VOWld .... Ii> l!blladiljlbla ~~OJ~ .~kl:~ JD
. ~a 1100..:,W. ~
dlnnlr, be said be le "bopeful ,illtl lbal
cruel wir wfl1 end, and.end eoon -lbat
the .Parfl .taJU wfl1 aucceed. It woold be
tJlll'N(eot to aay more about · lbem
tooi8ht. But I wW aay Ible ' The man wbo
le our President now II reUrln(. On J ao.
20, I wW bt my owo prealdeol I wfl1
mate peace In Vietnam -IJld I will
make tt my own way." ,'
Humphrey, hiJ eplrlll ' a•owed)y-.ll!ted
by • late and qualllied ~~ by
hie former rival, Sen. ~ J;
McCarll\Y, iues hie campaign today to
New Vark CllJ. :· . " He wW addrus rallies ID !lie prment
dtslrtct of Manhaltau ' sulNrba of w estchestcr County and J .Ckioo fftltbts,
and the Bronx before hNdJiil on to
Baltimore and a fund.raising dinner.
Humphrey bas laJd OD a heavy ochedule
between now and EledJon D a y 1
l&Ddwlchlng a 'll:UDlber of televillOn ap-
pearancta among vtalta to New Jersey,
MJchigan. Illlno11, Ohio, Tuas and
Calllomla.
~i~on ,M,q~es St,tQq,g .IJW,
For V otes ··in Minnesota
ROCllESTER, Minn, (UPI) -R!cl!ard Standing under a brilliant blue sky, IUr·
M. Ntaon darted lato Mfnnuota today for rounded by rich farm lands, bravlni a
a lluhlnl attack on Hubtrl Humphrey llllff llO-milHn-hour wind, Ntaon referred
and said "nothing would please us more" to Bocbelter'1 moat celebrated Jn..
than to carry the vice president's home stitution, the Mayo clinic. He said a
atate. medical analogy could be drawn to the
The Republican preaideaUal cancUdi.te current election campajgn.
allO hinted ttrongJy that if elected be "In four years we have had an ad·
would pick Minnesota 's Republican Rep. ministration in the White House that has
; Thll fiv.1ear e1an-,. tcllool, ~year mlcldJo acbool tllld i.ur.,-
hlcb -llpliillltla · lllaa .. .. adopted. Ibo 1loiUd, ~ y-... .
bul Ille cbaop caoDOI be """" Wllll bond
-fl available.
II is fell lbat ~on oi ealltln&
school capacltl,. II cheaper than building
M!I llCbools where land bas to be
purcbesed,
Donald ~ ...... IUIUed far the cheaper,
three-year bulldlna pita. The Ila the am-the !llt!Or Iha cbaDc:e for J>llU&I', he realODld ·
"II ...., to mo ,.. haft Iii leclde
wbal oar·needa .... I'm DOI alntd · d
golag to Ibo people and aaklnor far more fl that's In lhajr beet ,tnta.t,OT aald Lloyd
Blanpled.
"I don't agree with you a hoot,"
answered Strauu. "We're not offerblg .any different quality of edu~
whether' We go for three yean, four years
or five years. WJ1at we have Jn front ot us
is a merc:band1a1n& problem."
"Tbt coll to U...publtc probahly will bt = ......... boldolf---r. QP,. llllnl "lad" Fraoklln put In. Wt'd bt tori d .........
the llUlillc.. -"A lol 4' peop11 bal' .., 1fmo, .......
11-lbml mon, baca•llll ..... lo
buy thlt way," 8trUll ~
M1dflll!u, 1f'bo lllo Wdlll lo .....
Ilia .... --'"'°"'"' ,..,.. bt trimmed .. tbe ---boJor l!U mllllon. "We OU1bt lq till Ibo -we'are101nctoceti..-i.111a,.. ... In bulldlq neecfi;1· bt Nld. •
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J. Herbert Brownell, Newport lltach
archltecl and, a parUctpant la Ilia
N ewpott Tomorrow 1oals study project,
hae been appointed to Ibo City Arll Com-
mllloe.
Clly councilmen,' who ·made tbe ~I>'
polntment, may llOOll bt appointing two
otber Arll Committee memben.
In addltloo to eelectlng Brownell to lllC-
ceed UC! art teacher Tooy DeLap, tbe
council voted to npand the Arll Com-
mtttee from five to leVen members, 11
recommended , by chairman Barbara
Stabler.
Term1 of lelVice wW a1Jo be increued
from three . to !oar yws, the catmcll
decided.
Councilman Robert Shelton aa1d of
Brownell: "He wlll contribute IUbl&&n·
Ually to the work of the committee."
The COllUllltloe Hlecta art dlapfql at
CllJ Hall 111 respomlbllU., are upectad
to bt putJy npanded wllb the openlnJ
of the new civic ctDter.
2 Drivers Hurt
In Mesa Wreck
Alber\ Qule for aecretary of qriculture. been i!vlng ua tho, wrong preacrlpUon,"
"He will be my Orvllle Fretman. lf you be said. Two motorittl were injured Tuaday
know what I mean," Nlxon told the "And no" art.er four yeart of llltening morning in a three-car acddlnt on
crowd. to the wrong doctor they want to gtve the Newport Boulevard at 17th Street, Colla
Nlson'1 hint ah9ut QWe came wblle he job to the pharmaciat." Humphrey wu Mesa police reported todiiy.
wu praialna: the CODIJ'UIDllD aa a once a druggi1l Police sajd an auto driven by Thomas
"brilht young man" . and one '"vrry Nixon and hll party flew into hi• rtvll'a J. Camey, 35, of lU 14th st" Newport Mambtrl d Ilia 8Gcfaf 8dlaca Club
!rem Nnpart -lllP lic:llool wfl1 bt plcklna up c1Dd7 l'rtday, Salnrdl1 and
flundl7 la -to clllldnn at Fafrmw Blate lloopllal In Coota Mtu.
Lui ,...., more lblJI lOO pouada ol
~ loodlu ..... collocted and dfltribut.d to the ohlldren. At Iha~ the
event wu DIX or1an1Ad UQder one club.
· More lblJI 100 oenl<n are el]llllld to participate thll year.
City Offers Do's, Don'ts
List for Trick-or-Treaters
tnoWledieable ln farm affair•." home state and charged tblt Pruklent Beach, 1lammed Imo the rear of a car
. Later, however, aa he continued hil Johnson's vice president Ja a "man who operated by SalvadOf' C. CtliJ, n, of San-
tplleh, Nllon appell"ld to have l8COftd trotted meekly a.long behind hi.a master." ta Ana. The impact sent the Sella vthl.ch1
thoulhll about hll premalurl an-Nfloo -Humphrey ol falling to Into Ibo rear of a third auto driven by
r'IOUDCllMnt. He aatd, 111 few momenta diuent from the deds1onl of Johnlon and Raymond M. PlnkJey, If, ol 451 Sin
110 l referred facattouaty to my pod falllng to emclse !ntelleclual courqo. Bernlinllno Ave., Newport Blach.
friend· Al Qule," and then C»nllnued on to Ho ,.Id It refle<ied on hll ability to Carney told police hll brakea failed u
other topfCI. ..rve In Ibo White ffoulO. he attempted to 9iop, Dlmqe to an
Nllon wu received by a crowd of IP-11 A m1n who hu trcUed meekly •lone three vetllol• wu moderate.
Tbooe wlablni to cootribule candy who
... oot Cllllllclld by tbe -lhould call the Grant Ball -at Mf.7115 or
dellvtt fl to the home, 1115 Eloex Lane,
Newport Buch.
tMllOI CWT PUIUIM!tt COM//MY
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A list of HailCJWoen night doll and don'll
for youngsters w11 oftered today by the
Colla Mesa Recreattoo Department.
Par 1 n ts are urpd to remind their
yOWlgltm of -10 IUdlltlonl· t ..
keep lbfl llallowean 1 Ale and -Oct. 31, with oo Nov. 1 regr!ta:
-Take along an adUlt on trick-or·treat
foray&.
Mesa Apartment
Heist Loss $109
Costa Meaa police today are Jn·
vesllgatlng the bur1lary of a Costa Mesa
woman'• apartment whJch yielded $109 in
cub and ,,,.elry,
c.rolyn Ann Kelly, 20, ol 22'11 Maple
Ave. told police the thief entered her
locked ljllrlmlnlwltbout lnlldnc In.
locked apar1ment without bretklng in.
lewelrJ and llJ In cub.
ilWo Auto Thefta
Net Stereo Tapee
-~ • fmrtte taraat d -burlltn. .... tam lo In ~ ~ ._ied to c.la .....
J-~lsnd of llJI Qnnunan
Lane Nld bol1ltn -lato lier -car and -a lllreo pocl< and 11
'--lbt eathnated her kllll al fllO.
·-8. Doobtader of Ganim CJ!1M, a ~ at OrllWI. Cout OD11111. .._ltd tis llpll ..iiied_~'i!' ..
-bla car In tbe POC ...... lot.
pro1lmateq 90m8 7 ,000 1t tbe Rocbuter ~ hil master cannot be npectfJd to Carney and Celis were treated at Costa
-Wear brisht costumes to avoid beln( alriiort. It. Included _.. o1 youthful lied," Ntaon Mid In ·remaru prepared Mesa Memorial H"'Jlital for minor In·
a traffic hazard or staUJtlc. Humphrey 1upportm~ • for delivery here. -juries and nleued.
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goodle1, becauae there are aome people
wbo hind out· allfthinl -even drllf pillo
and polaooolla .. -... In flofltld ln-ltance1 on record.
-Go to well-lit homes, where trick-or-
lreaters are likely expected and welcont-
ed,
-Ntver 10 Into a llranitr'I bouae,
even 1 f:rieftdly one.
-Walk only oo sidewalks .
-Don't carry around a Jatk-o.lantern
with a UCbled candle lnsldl.
· ~bor ,eurlft fl at 10 p.m., In
ord• to ·avoid a ftanomt Hallonen nifltt a»Par1Uon In a blut IUll, ridlnl In a
CllCh w]tJi a red Jltht ... top. ~ thank )""1 Iller eicll lrlcl"or· treat villL
Halloween Fete
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·P.olicies .. .... .. on '' ' .
• Spending the ~ plJ'.t of I )'ellf wm)u 11 OU~ 'l'be e=U-lllftllllla poilcuo ... U.. ;, .-Ntw]IQrt.MMa llCbool ~ Jl!lve -tDo M eorpe oproduet of 1111 'l!lllrllll lloH •llo are '"' "" ;.~ up Willa pOl!el .. -erlll· narcOUcal ' llriDi.Une .. pJllcl, ... Juvenile IUdboltt1U.
Tbe ll'!ideliw a1"""7 ~;lllen ~·baa °wlllB ID 'Wijjlii1 =kjM, fj'ewpolt-°Met• ~ -
'.In ~\£~~14' sin at ~,del~lllgb-" '' o :~~ lel'lf!~ alld did thelr .-!OI' .well,
.• barbiturate ta1lletS a!ld WU ~ I .,aun4 ' ' · ' . ·. " · ' < . "
"'• ~1·u.yeor.old boy at Newport Harbor
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lDltb ~I-; ' ·~Ptlder . ~eDceS , \
ted, to pollc• he ottered to tell 6arbiturale tabfeta lo blJ • "OW. " .........;. . . ..
'.:c: classmates. •. I•~, ~}ll &b!lllt •.Yut may decflle
. . -A 17·y~~d boy at Eanclo Hl,ii wu ,.,peeled the f!I~ Of -cililily ~;lliatrici.
:-. of ll$lnl: nari:ot!C<, until It ~ ~etenniifed 'he wu · . , · ·. · , ~ caui.c for,,.Ob a 11*1.al electloo I• flow ~ a!Jl,i>ly·etba~ ftori1 worklnaoigllt)loun al!ight incl unaer study "111 cod)Jpl!tef: al 111• Orange Co1111ty :; l'li'Ji« to school ln the doy. ' · ' , toaiqe of \I.Ii -. . •
. •• ~· . The pol(cles are gralellllly """em.I •b)''P!i•clpal• 1'le fuU menlllefablp bas yfi(·lo ~er tt. · ·
. :· and tl)elr aide! who1ncreas!ngty'lllve.ll&d Jii.rcOllc• llut ova U.lt -iP,pm""l.lt, theflllal ·~.ion . '1·
•'.; problems ·111~ upon.them. . l ;, " · ' , otl ..u«her , .Ill to llO aa eteQl!oo wlJuld rWst With · ·
· . Jn wrltjng Ille Jiol\des,.11cbp0l ~ten "'°" ,cmiful the l!Oenll of .~. ', . ,,. ', • ·
;:. to ~-th• off~n& ~vldljal ',¥ 111UC)i . al -1,lle;r : :-Tiiw•llk,i...., 0( ~ :releciliig In llection ·• '
.. _. colild 'witbQul ·Jil,dW;y endang~g uie oilier ~ l'!"Juelt from. Iii ·~belmtni aam&er oC the eounti'• .
. ' In scllool. ", " cltia.!nllln . • In these da,yJ when a large 119rcentliae °' lll·i.tn:-So . . .:~. , ·-· agm try natcoilcland are susceptible to'btlng caulht an"""'""" CID 1't J(llllc!pltod-II tho leepa
,; making the mistake It la a concern tor wblch lhe indi· uka fyr ll . . • vidual J>amiia can be lhanI!ul. · - · · It la thus lncun!bent on the Ioegue to consider care-
• It is policy of the d!!tricl not to expel stu,clents fully .every comeq.uonce of dissolution of the Harbor
upon arrest, but only upon conviction, and not in all Dls,trict ,before •,•king.that the1ssue be put bn lhe·ballot •
• 1 cases to expel them even upon conviction. For the "one What agendet,"-for example, would have to take
mistake" student there is possibility of scholastic over what diatrilf! responsibilities?
probation, which amounts to isolation with an oppor-And where would the money to carry ·out these
!unity still to aiteJld school. responsibilitn come from?
Another safeguard for the parents is that they •ball N..,.port Beach Vice Mayor Lindsley Parsons
, be notified immediately when police begin to question points out bi.a ·city isn't in the least interested ·in assum-
•: their son or daughter. Clearly spoiled ou~ ar, dmuD-ing harbor maintenance and development chores with-
stances in which a student may be rolnoVed from out bein& compensated tor iL .
1chool by police. . Clearly, 11le ba?l>or must be maintained and' oome-
. On the other band, the ,policies are written 1o be one mu&t finance the operation end be in charge. Cau-
.-broad enougll 10 u not to ?eltrict police In their lnv.,. lion la in order. A new program must be designed lo
· • tigal:ion on cam(>WJ. replace the old cme.
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Guest Report Details Di•aitrous Cost11 of Measure to Average FatnU11
Readers
j • ... . --'N lhe Edltoro , ~lllip Wataon'a: sugsr~led Prop:iel-
Uon t isn't all as wimderfuJ as it may
seem. In fact it would retard our school
s~ so badly that it would take 10 ye.n :pr m<n to get them back to
noJ1nll. ~Mr. Walalll failed to mention ii ~ U" lhil prepooteroul propos!Uoo ii
~ Cal~omla will be on lhe bottom
ot'ttie·l!st as far u IChool ald of any t~J.
eliminate oar llCbOllll from eny
1 wpport ud wwld cul ICbool
f ~ about • per<ent. 'nl!I would
• your dilld wwJd be hi I clua d •
to•it dilldren udbu\'!!i"§ DI,-~
woGld be at a 6ndd •
rr WOULD MOST liRll' pllh us back
on a splJl«sldon l)'lteli>, cul ell bus
b'aA!PO'lation, e!imlnale lawns, cul el..,.
b'ldty ""'· ....... !elepbcmes. and helfllng aylf.eml would be.in use ooly on
tlii cOldesl days. ThelO are ooly a few ol tl\I' clrawbacka lo Proposition No.
9.--
~ wooderlul prvptt t) tu relief b& speaka about would mostly ooly ro& C«!l lhe apartment building owners and owhert of undeveloped properties. Surely
the most important thing to us all ia the
weifare of our children and the future of
oar.state which involvet their education..
N'A TURAI.J... Y WE couldn't exist on a
40·1jlerceot decrease educaUon-wlse so b°'f will the 1tate make up th1J defi.
dillcy? 9 •u stated, your pmonal income ti\"'11 increue, plus your sales tu. not
to' 4 romtion your grocery and utility
pried, so euctJy what bu been ac-
copipllshed? A few will benefit and the
rd 1'ill suffer. We're robbing Peter to
pay, Paul only Petez: in thia case is our
~ and Paul 1s the already well
heelejt landlords.
J'ack Ree!:, executive secretary for
CalifCirJlia Teachers Association st.ales
"It Proposilloo No. I should -·
Express
f'•Nr• Proposldoa 9
To lhe Editoro
The outcry of lhe pollUca! establilb-
ment against Propos!Uoo 9, lhe Wat.on
Initia.Uve, ii understandable though not,
in my r:yea, commendable. Its adoption,
sharply reducing property tu.s, would
leave: no alternative but to 111bltltutr:
other taxes for Ulla large revenue lolia -
and any kglalalor fears whit voting In
new tues may do to hill pollUcal future. l
hope that the "83enct of Proposition t -
that ownership of property Is not u jusl
a basis for paying the colit:s of govern-
ment as, for mstance;, income or spending
-will not pe lost in the smokescrmi.
J ill BUYING my llWll home which,
Indeed, II my castle and my sanctuary. I
pay substantial taxes on Jt. AJ long as J
remain steadily r:mployed am in good
health, 1 do not object to paying my
present &hare of the cost of government.
But l would sleep eaa.ler if these; tai:es
were based on my income or purchases.
Because, if my income drops markedly
for any reasoo -health, loss of job,
retirement -J wou1d fact loss of my
Proposition 9's Effects
lfropoaition No. I, tht IO called Watson
lniSailve, wbicb would 1bUt the property
tO JOiid of land speculalon and real
' ieStat.e developers to the backs ot the
ay0"&1e homeowner and renter la oo the
veQe of allpplng by on the November 5
ballot;
~ 20 years qo, la lMI, the c:lvic,
bulineA, labor and political lesdenhip of
tbe...Ute -In a lhnllar al:tuatioo -went
to / 1i<ep II lhe owltcli and Georae
-·· pemlon ocbemo sliwed by on• cra;ided presidential election year ballot
to--'lhe e<mtl!tllllloo d. ell concerned. ,,..JIWlSUl'e, after 1 monumental ..i wnpa!p was !aunclled !ho
f~& year, WU knocked oil !he boob ....,¥.aot until ...... t deal ol turmoil
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' .lUON'S INlTIA TIVE -In tmns ol
-:.f11ca1 c:bl08 it would create in
-makel lhe Mcl.aln llcbemo
a peonr ante propoaltion.
111e 1ure d pnper1y 1ax ... u.1 w,.....,,,,.... tlte meuure tn fact
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ting of tax burderui would have on a famJ.
ly of four :
A family of lour with an aMuaJ income
of $10,000, owning a home with a market
value of $11,400 would pay a NET IN·
CREASE in tues of $110 a year.
If the family's income WU $15,000 a
year and they owned 1 home valued at
123,IOO, the NET INCREASE would be
$302 • year .
Or. if the Income wu SJ0,000 1 year
and they had a home valued at $21,SOO,
the NET INCREASE in tues would be
1542 • year.
FOlt RENTERS, Proposition No. t is
even rougher. The NET INCREASE in
tues for a family ol four with an annual
income of SI0,000 would be '281 a year.
Fi.-a family with an income of $15,000,
lhe NET INCREASE would be 1517 1
year, and for 1 famUy with an income of
~.O!IO, lhe .NET lNCll&UE wwld bo ••yeer.
la art tlle mean ...w.t be ..
--f« lill ........ !am!Jy • w-lbay nmtad "' owned ~ homo. .
Bal aoln IJll, too_, knowledgeable
pecJllle believe lhe _... it '° ~ lbol tt con't puo. Clttrenl
P'lblic Ollinlon IUJ'V8YI thciw lhlt It will
-. easily, unloas lhe IYIT&p vota IS
-lo lhe ..... which lhe -will bart him.
Coll!nll l"alon ~
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home ·at a time wbefl it would be most
im)>Ortant to me simR1Y because I might
no longer be ab\e to pay the taxes on it.
I BELIEVE YOU 8hould pay heavy
taxu ooly when you are eaming-IOOney
or spending It. U your income and 1pe1>-
ding dropo, I do not think you should be
penalir.ed for owning ·your home any
more than clothes or other personal
items which you acquired during your
. ~·payJni years. · 'l'bti t ~tlve, Proposition 1 A •
~the~ 11 ie just a drop in
tlle buCk<l for _..t property tu-
payen and lea! Uudi that for Mute Mel
il ... celling la put Oii Ibis """""' of
PAUL JI. WALLACE
For qnotb.r .,;,,. of Propositi<m 9
and itl effet:U, 11e Guest Rtport tlse·
whtre on thla f>GOe • .A.I.so other letters °" Chi! JUbject.
-Editor
AAWV Vow Against
To lhe Editoro
The American AasociaUon of Universi·
ty Women bu always been caocerned
with educaUon in the U.S. and studied
le,W..Uon affecting education. AJ a
result of these studies the California
Stale Division ol AAUW VO~ to oppose
ProposlUon 9 on the Nov. 5 ballot.
'n»e members of the Newport-Costa
Mesa Branch of AAUW have carefully
studied lhe provisions of Propod!Uon 9. we· believe that tta adoption would place
the public achoo! aysle.ln In financial
cbaoo with lhe educatim of our cblldren
unalterably damaged. Also local control
of our schools would be forfeited lo lhe
state.
THEREFORE AT our Oct. 12 branch
meeting, the Newport..eosta Mesa Branch
of AAUW voted to oppose Proposition 9.
AA UW has long recogniud lb• need for
school financing reforms, but such
re!OMllll should be studl'ltl and adoptod
before wilhdrawal of property tu sup.
port of our acbools.
The Newport-Ollta· Mesa Branch o!
AAUW urgee all voters to cast ID "fn..
formed" vote Nov. 5 after carefully es:-
amlning lhe proa 11¥1 COil> ro!atihi lo
PropoaJ.Uon I. We OOpe the voters of
Newport and Costa Mesa and aD or
California will vote "no" on 9.
MRS. NORMAN J. EGLI
President
T ... es fssNe
' To the Edit.or:
In reading your "Guest Report'' on
l'ProPOliUon .t'• .Effectl" in TUead'3"'•
paper, I would11o lo late -irltll lhe
author, Education News Servb.
I note all tbe benellll. to holneownors,
however, I would lib to tnow why Mr.
Ed. didn't stale that lhe proposldon l·A
property tu relief doeo DOI opply lo any
vmran, hliod velenn, r-dlubled
vderan wbo la: now receifinc lhl
veteran'• entnpUon.
I don't like jtJR half an educatlon and
would hive ljlpreciated lt .... U Jofr,
Ed. had done u his name tmplieo. Somo
people could bave mlataten his report u
.. IDlblued ~ --Good leate!at!on doeim' hi,. partJonl
lhlt hive to bo ovtrloobli I bep hoplJI(
I'll tee GM •
~--B11 Georve . ---.-
Dear G<orgeo
When lighting a girl' a cigarelle ·
with a dashboard lighter should tbe
driver ligbi bis own first and thft\ ·
band the light.I' lo the girl, llJiht
the girl's !Int, or ijioold the girl
light bis cigll'Ollo for him!
WONDERING
Dear Wood«ingo
Who ear;ries your accident fn. ·
surance?. Kamikaze, Ltd.! WATCH
THAT TRUCK!
(When troobl" trouble yild, ·
springl baby, IPJ'ina -be a big
spender, buy a lllamp end -to George.)
This Js going to be, and Is, a real in-
teresting battle of the ballot, and I have yet to find any person In Orange County
who will vote again.st tl
The people you listed are colng to looe
lbe goose and ill golden eggs. Sony.
I. E. ALEXANDER
To the Editor:
I am in favor ol the Watson AmeJ;ld-
ment (Proposition I on the Nov. 5 Ballot).
For 10 years Ille property......,. of.Ibis
stale hove been trying to gel those
hr!DIBDt mlnds In SacrlJDOllto lo gel !heir
feet oil tbeir deila anc1 do omnelhlnc
abool property Ian.I. Bui It ii so muCh '
easier when new revenue 11 needfld t0
add lt lo the property tax rolls. I, tll!nl:
tbe Walaon .Ammdmenl will joll-lbem to
their feet and make IJ""1 think. Aild Ibey ·
are llDll'I efloogb, U !hey haw 'to, ·lo
come up with · a tu that ii equitable &o
everyone. '
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·Huntington Beacb city otflclala
have joined the Huntington Beaob \Jnion, High School District IA lhe
use of closed circuit televisi<n to
conduct o!flcial busineoo.
' Monday ~· IDj/ic before the .
' council was new tracts ol homes
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Leaders Sa7 Yesi
Pr:op. Q Gets Hu~n Support ;
All'~ ol the lluntinCtM Beech ~lo-aCMllftod&IXl-1111= •
CllJ Could! t.cumbenl City Attorney muoklpaI ... pol-_,. to nll • titcttve o(flce..,
Dlil P. -., the Challlber o/. Com· dwnber cCow.-. ~..,.i
....... ~ Chamber of Camm,..., •a ·YBS vole 00 J'l'opooiUGll "O" lo. ....
ill< Hotit& Coundl, aimQll all <be it..·~ _...,, fuU-tlme ......,. -.
laW)'ll'I -'1clnl In HUlllinctoft IJeacb •
and mail:f leadinll cllll•ns, -.. lllill il)larlnll lo 1111 cllY the .,,foll al."'
PnpceiUan oon the Cfty Attorney lltualWecf ''municipal ~tlca •• I
.. --m the Novenber 5 ":'~::·Couocll ~ lll4 lhot "all blllol. •
ur111111'a Yr.s -.. l'!opoll1lon "0" c1u ... 1n or • .,. Qoonty --....
lbMe CGIMUlllllJ ..-, eapllln; pointed city att;omeJ••-eacept =: , Beach. City aitorDe)'I are c-.....,. c;,.p _, "!Wo pointed In 91.4_...,,,allti111140t
~ qo lhe V.ietl wloely c~'i!iit;\" plua cities In California. Proil• ti Ilda
city• cbJd' 11:9' entorewne& • city requfres a chance now.' ..
lbe police chief, from 111r ehctlve to an JWlior Chamber ot eoo_,,. tfll<llhl ' :=:!:.i : .. :'°.:' J::i:the ~ said, "Ei.ct!oo "1 lbe c;JIY •Uoroe1 lo ald-
ty att«ney from p elecUve to an ap-fashioned , wutaful .. ~ \f• polnUve officer " must update, the city .attorney'• IO • · • at tt '"I' ~ complex Iecal inl>J.
, :::.::·~ :i == · ·siient · sea~ine~ s-· 1..o;w1,, W•U!• ..
1 iri.aff turned on the televisim. standing 16 ln a row witil wlndowo dooed, iJw,m,,. •". oeo gull.o; beiidi llUlhaenlmce~, .a few per..;.,.·
M1yor Al C-• "Appointment ol the 1 ema·o1 th!J growlQg city."
city •ltornl!Y by ·the City Couqcll J!el'mllo the Mle<:Ulll ol a qu.alilled D\Unklpal llw
--recnUtod llatowlde."
It was e»y to show eumplee of ton BeeChlifegu.anltowers-gon onW.1*dl 1'illl molal~ ml iOine lllrdy surfers eu
the variooa se1bada!, diacll!o thti el-g\v,e,~,t.otimony to ml o1. !llffillJ«'-OnI,y ·,be -.i. oi\·~y ~ ~ .tl>fBe da)'i, ,
CoacH.mm Doi Dfpley: ''City snvern·
ment IMY-'8 ahead more efficlenUy with
an apPOinted city attorney.
Voters League
Hands Out Booli feet of ""-being built •de by • ., , ,
aM.lt and ol 1ftllller lot lil.ea. ' · °, i ' ... •~
ColMibnaa Beary Kautmu: "The Ci·
IY Council, ii ln the be8t poaltlon to
••aluat. the profeaalonal perforn\mlce or
.the ,clly attorney, and ,by ~wing the
Cily Council to appoint ·and remove the
city attorney, tt con ...,... that the city
reeeiyu quality lq:al aervlcea." * I don't know lie< sure what's MP'
, pening, but I ·WlltcMd Dick Harlow,
Bridging "· Generati~n G~p :
CoUcllmu Jack Gree11: ''Thia trOwing
city of 104,000 people needs a fuUJime al·
tomey. An •leclo!I city aUoroey .ii part
thne. An, appointed city attorney works
, full Jlme on the cl1Y'1 ltgal mitten."
The Q-ange Cloall L<"""' Cl -
Voters thi3 1ieek lo dllll'lbullnll Ill
booklet "Proe and Cons" eontafnlna
arguments on each 1 'f d • ."-the .it po-
posiilons on the Nov. 5 ballot and a U ·
planaUon on the background of each. .
' • tile friendly ~ of tt>o city •
· planning s!)oppe, I saw my own
aback on the boob tube. He wu W·
Placentia Youth Gets V ~t,e "n· _Parks Commission The league will have a voter service
booth In the Carouael Court """ of SOldh
eoa.t Plaza Wednesday lhrou&b Nov; I
and at Richard 's Lido Market !r<m JO
a.m. toll p.m. Saturday. Copiel may IJio
be obtained at moot Hbrarlel and city
~ ing it as an ezample of. something · PLACENTIA -Bill Zures regards
,, or other wbichl'm sure the city. will bim&elf u 11>rt of a human bridge in thil
-mrrect in futur-e tracts. comm.unity's effort k> cloce the a:enera-
He was sh>wing how closely my tion gap
'.. wooderful olive tree . baa grown to He ~·t be ible to vote next month,
th_e garage. I h~ve this real love. of. yet be bu 1 voice in the di.8poaition of ~ olivt! tre~, part.i~ly female o_live $935,000 in publk funds . That's beciuse,
. trees wttb thetr loads of olives at 17, tl:ie hlgh achoot 11enlor ii a membtt
which fall to the earth to mar the of the Placentia Recreation and Parks
, .. landscaping, Bidewalj<s and drive-C-Onunl!sJon. ~-ways ·and to provide food for the Zures was selected recently from a
~ field mice which come over from group of eight out.at.andlrig students to
:-Fountain. Valley at harve11t time. become th'e clty'11 y9Uf)g!St public of.
·· Contemplating the full grown Hcial. Th• poll ls newly created.
'• olive tree hanging heavy with "!think my main job ls to open lines ol
communicatiOl'I between the teen-qen In
the community and the commjlllon."
-the bloa4.~--ptalil ol11ls (Oo\l>oJI team. ''They -have • vQlce
in· the city'• recreation proerams."
In coming roontbJ, young Zutea will
help spend '915.000 ralted In·• city ~
issue last "yui to improve the clty'1•main
part and build· five ne1' MeS.
Appolntq a teen-ager to the com-
misaion wu tbe idea of the Placentia
Tomorrbw Commi~, a study-planning
group formed shortly after the city's ln-
corporatJon in lftl.'
"The cily latben !mew Placenlia would
grow tremendoualy u _, u lnduab'y
bq;an to ll!:ttlf: in the area," A)'I EdWin
Powell, city admiru.traUve cftictr. ".And
the Tomorrow Committee likes to keep
abreut ot the ume.." ' . . He ,.YI ball ol Placenlia'1 pop<llatloa
of 11,000 LI undtr ·21. '
One ol the cleclcllng fociDn In his •!"
pointmenl lo the commlllion, ~ 7.ures'
commiaaion. cqllequm aaya, wu hia
wort in Teen.&rene, i. loical youth group
he now 1erv~ as president.
Under Zures' leaderlhip1 the group,
organized tut year, aponaored a beach
paPIJ' and two dance1 with no flnanc:lal
help from. the--..u.o and Paro
COucllmu Ttd BartleU: "Let's allow
our city attorney to serve full Ume art!
continue tM improved legal services the
city now ehjoys." •
Coalocllman Jerry Malley• "It b lm-• balls throughout the~ -........
8 Sex Off ender Suspects'
Bail Lowered to ·$25,000
Comml48lon, whleb acted u chaperone. , black fruit gives me on idea about
)Vhy tihey built two fireplaces into
~ my home. Qnly problem is that I
" could be arreoted, I gu ... If I play
., George Washington and chop it
down and doo't teH a lie.
" * , TM last guy who tried to kill a ·
,: pregnant olive tree, Dick Bus over
Reagan, Unr~ in Battle
For Legislative Control
"The kids have been handling Teen LONG ~EACH (UPI) -Municipal up two ninaway glrll ln the Long Beldi
Sc<ll under oor oupervialoo,' says Ron Court Juda• Charleo T. Smith Monday Pike area and.boldln& them P!-Ocl. Mantln, the RooreaHon and Pirkl .cam-• • I and 9 In • -· n--~ _....._. miAloner, "but they ru!IY do .not oeed oetbalht~,OOOeachforlhree.menand tiouse. . • -.. '!""" •.--
it. They have ftianced all their own ac.. ftve WCllllm Cllir&ed with rape, niayhem Police said the gtrlt repeatedly ,,... ~~~= :::n~ havt had no trouble at and unnatural IU oU~ 11aiMt two beaten, burned with ctprettes and
teen-age afr11. · acalding water, and forced to 1Ubml1 to
When his one-year -~ upires next "I'm teepm, the ball Nab," Smith sei: acts with men and women.
year, Zures plan1 to ~ dentistry -.... 1d, "bee•"-•••-It ••· -~ ol crime ""'--retmn to PlacenUa 1o prldice and .., ...... w... we ..... 'They were released Oct I with a wam-uien that could cause •nv defendant to leave
; on Adams Avenue, wa1 hauled be-
fore the planning commission and
was lucky to get away with his skin
for the,teniblt deed.
..,. Trouble -1.ems from granting de.
\ velopers cel1iain right< in exc~e ~ fur 'planting of a "mature tree" m
the front and side yards . It seems
that once the tree :is required it is
required forever. I really would
; have preferred a redwood, or beet
' df all, a reel """"'Y tree.
' Golden West Sets
'.. 9-week Signups
;For Night School
. Registration for several nine-Week
: classes in the Golden West Evening
College will be held from 6 to I p.m. N:ov.
1 4 in the admln1stratlon bulldinc· ·
Classes will Include typing review, ef-
ficient meal prepar1Uon, rudflll for
speed and oomprehen!lon, and a new
' course offered · for the fll'li timf: in
., automotive· air conditioning.
The classes will begin Nov. 12, except
· 11utomotive air conditioning wbJch will
: atart Nov. 20.
r; The a~tomotive--tourse 11 open to
persona with auto mlinteoanee exper-
ience. It will cover installation of
n frlgeratiOl'I 1 y 1 t e m 1 , compreasora,
evaporators, condensers. and-control
devices as well u theory and trouble
shooting.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The big guns
of the Democratic and Republican parties
-·Gov. Reagan and Assembly Speaker
Jesse M._Unruh -are in acUon in an un--
predictable atatewlde battlt for control of
the legislature.
Republican Reagan and Democrat
Unruh are touring the state, tossing in-
sults at each other in what could be a
preview of a J>OSSible Reagan-U~ coo-
telt for the ~vemorship in 1'70.
Reagan'• immediate coal, however, 11
to help the GOP sweep to CMlrol in the
Assembly, now 42-311 DemoeraUc, and in
the Senat., oplit 20-20.
He says chances of sucees1 are "very
1ood. I'm ~ery hopeful·of" having a ma~
jority and actually being able to feel like
·• governor." Unruh says a Republican
victol'y woald mean ''ont-man control'' in
California -under Reagan.
Talking about the pc:m.ibllity of a GOP
takeover, Unruh said ''in all candor, I'm
afraid it could happen ...
The Republicans have been llaglng a aiow comeback. in the. legtalature fr9111
the days of 1958 when the DemocraUe
atattwide landalide left them outnum-
bered 45-32 in the Auembly and 2itr-11
with ooe vacancy in the Senate.
Under the leadership of then St.ale GOP
6hairman Gaylord Parkinson., the GOP
adoPted the cat-Plan, aending brleht
young political workers and plenty of
mMeY into district. with w e a k
Democratic opponents.
Parkinson·aaid It would take ttve yeara
to win control -and thi1 ia the fifth
yur.
To Reagan, 1 Republican leglslature lo
..... lial '° he can put through enough of
Ida program to build a platform (or I
1et luril><r lnvolftd brclly poliUca. -• Ing not to cootact •-rltleo. -~in. try for a leCO!ld 1«m In 1970. His 1J>polntment to the 1:ommiaion hu the stat.. A> anyone knoWI, when you Police Identified the male defendanll ...-,_.,_.. lnqulrl J•-cltl find rabid animall around you remove And · he wants Unruh depdsed u .,........,.. esfrom~· esufar themfrom10Clety." ._.Richard C, HelVy, 21;· Lloyd .R.
speakf:r, replaced by Auembly J4inority away u Wayneptlle, 18.C., ·Faley, All., McCooley, 21 ; and David R. Cordill, Uo
Llod.,. Robert T. Mooapn cf Tracy. and Corvallls, On!., says flecri!atfon .ai)d The elSill 'def~anll ha<I been held In 'l !. -
Reagan said Monagan 81 ipUk<r would Parkl:Direct« David Slmp. lieu of ball of$!~ eac;h followlni their The women In cuMody ore Mory
provide him with another vote on the now Ill llien really a generation pp on·the &ml\ In mid octO!ier. Slnlth gtantod a McGaalln, 21 ; Judllh Lee Overturf, JI;
hostile University Californil Board OI. PlacenUa commfulon? bail reduction to '25,000, and ordered the Denise· Schumann, ZZ; Katbtrfne I.
Regents. , "He'• an extraordinary boy,'' uy1 · efaht tb aiu>elr-in Superior Court Nov. lZ Springer, 20, and Allene Thornton, 11.
"When Bob Monagan is not the minor!-Commlslloner Bob Zangat. "I on!Y }\ope for entry of plea.· A fourth man sUU is being 10Uiht by
ty leailer but Js the speaker . ol the mY h!'Y• IJ'OW up to 1!e like, BIµ Zui'tt." The su.o~ aie charged with picking autbo(l\les. Assembly, Bob automatically .beCpmn· a .--'--"'-'----"-.....,._ _____ _.."--___ ...;,,,. __ ;,,._....;;_,. __________ ...,._
regent of the university," Aid. fteaaan •.
Unruh, In barnstormlnl lbr nemcicrats,
warns that only the ~aHc ~jority
In · the Assembly standl bet we •. n
California and Gov. Reagan'• COMerV•·
tive progrlllll.
"Do we want a legillature of frft, in-
dependent people « a leglalaturo al
automatons, pulled b)' wires from the
1overnor'1 office?" be.uted.
Cost of Living
Rises Slightly
WASHINGTON (UPI.) -Tile cOll al
living to Americans registered t))e
smallest tnereue of. the y,ear in Sep-
. &.ember but aovemment ell'tf'U prtd.lcted
the increase for ·1911 "°'"'ld·be·the bitbelt
in 17 yean. .
The C01111Umer pr!« 1n4,. In s.jumbor
l'08e twt>tentba ot one percent frOOl A--lffiO]lelt ov·~-th ln-creue since September, 1187. The indu:
In September llDod at UU.
'lbll meant that a market bub! ol
gods ,arid ~ lllat -$10 al>out 10 yean'a(o·-$U.SI In SOpwmber. '
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LOG ROLLER'S WIFE BUY AN
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER?
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Electric dr,.n eo1t Je11 •. . \ . . ' Eve"'lt' you're not·1~0c·l'Qltet's wife, 1alcetho11""' to
compare clothetdryera. You'U save moniy. Eltctricdl)'ers
not only cost less, they hive son:ie other very special
ldvantaau. <
Forlnsl.~.eMctticdryersmflaMele'SS
, .,,., ..,,,... '(hey. "9o' PIOduc4 com-
bustion ftima that h-to bo vented t"'
the Olrtsldt air. M1py~lsjust ptu1 in .
A dryer i• •. -lllSity fo( )oclay's pem11.
I nentpttU~ .. EJtctrtCClolhudryers
hhia .,eClt1-dr11if111cyc1ts for such
flbrics' .. :th4)1,-flllt,d1J,,fNsh, and •
anlllrinliled;.~ , ' .
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And •!lOlher thins. Electric dt,.ls lrave 1-~
'parts. That me1ns les5 maintenance.
There are so ma111i 1ood ,.._for llrriDC a·
flameless electrie dryer, you shollid see your
apptlancedeal6rsoon.lleiy-.
Because "witl)out ar efec)rle
dryer, ~Y 1$.an wet.
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Flag inay ...., '!Ir again civer tho
post office ill tllis town of 2,500
persdnl. U.S. Rep. Clarence D.
LOng said in a newsletter to con-
stituents ill Baltimote County SUJ1.
day 111.,t the· Post Olllce Depart·
ment ·at Cockeysville, Md., bas
agreed to move the llagpole away
from power lines which had pre-
vented hoisting the flag.
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Here's a little bargain for tile
family 1bal wwrts a second car.
The only trouble is a family that
could alfonl this second car prob-
ably ainlady has one or two. The
Miclllgan Trust Depertmeot ;., try-
ing lo sell a 1962 llolla-Royce for
fl,980; the car was owned by Iii•
late Industrialist R. C. Allen. New
Rolls go for upward ol $15,000. • "M~ to Wasl\ingtoo. Clear· ance sale, ' says sign in the window
ol lile Republican boutique on
Michigan Avenue, Cllicago. ·: ·~.. . Daisy fhe ....., aut lile writing on
the wall When she was ittaked.oµt in
a pasture behind the slaughter
house in Newllolm,e, . Engll)Ild. SO
she brote"'llle tetlier, .fulni>ed, flu;
fenee and trotted ,seven 'ii\lles
through country 1-back to the
fann sh~_C!ame from. "I've worked
with ~ all' lgy llk and never
· . '. ·: '1 Ii@ it.l!asaiVormer
' Jsa.c D•wsqn a! be led
. ' ' ,fiack to the ·s1aug~tei.bouse.
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ojjJ,;.-·...;.; ';dz1e~ ·· wh$~
neighbors wa&ched. G :ma.tktd'
youth COTT!/ wlulf Oi>i><i\i'e4 ·f<>
be a rifle into the Fi1'St. '$tate
Bank of CentraUc, lU. Police
with rifUs and shotguns .nir·
roundt:il the stnLcture aa ,two
orm.ed o~rs entered. Insidt
thtu fov.nd a Halloween m.OJ:que·
rade party sponsored by tht
First Chri!tian Church of Ctn.-
~ralia. The bank had granted the
church'1 Sundat1 1chool ~r·
milrian to uu: tM facilities.
'I -·• r ., J.M•• la Snow - .
l\ussian 'Ericis
c~ ~ : ~ • ' ' ' S,pac·~ Journey . ,
•llOloOW ~i;,?!a. -Col. 6-SY .ct.Y before ~ol ""!!Od Into •pact In
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-~·1 IJoYlll-I -~to a -1mm...i..t ud l8Md U a lorlel "" ...... m a ,llO•drlft IOda1 afltr vehicle for BeregoYOI to practice IP.
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-..... """1 ol -· • :::... "· • -..... ud f,est ' =. lim ... m:~i: ... Slovaks, w. ; ~hs '"'"i'N¥· '•lt'a·pod IO bi"""'· but It's eoldl' ~ ~-;--,
• i9~U:~J·~krtr1.! Sio:n Hist. oi;ic::
-. ~ -Y)ll ... .....iu...t • !Ur "l!?-coat'for lbtrtpactmJn, •. ,.,...,_r-----· · '
::.rram. -111"' ""'nl•r," 'Equ' ality .. P, ac, t 1 • ~ lalcl bu be dooilecMbe coat
._ Ille llllttweight jar.ket he wore on . ,
Q!gQlc!lt; The -tui'e·on urth WU PRAGUE (UPI) -Witl) tears In their
• ·Jlili!111;jo.dqreel 'FainnbeJt.wftb·blow· ey;O Slovak leader• today ~ an
_.J '!f.!°!"'1.l..n •• , but I'm """"'"','' he hlllOric bill' maldn& Sloyw ·equal with Uiel -~-....... , thi C2eChs under I lod<lfal IOY°'1ilnent
· ·~ tlie villagers who sloaed acrou the ~ two days_ of e%Cbeiant na~tic . ·~'fields to gre<t him. But he turned ahd anll-~larl youtb cleri\oDsttittonL
'"dpwn atttowl of Udck borscht .(beet·and The ceremony Came in · BratiSlava
• • • • " .J ~e eoup} in favor of. fl·llahte". hot :Where the Prague leidership had gone
• -~ ~;.,..,' ":il_~~~-tti. ,. .. .-';\• . .,;. ' · ~· •1 ' Tuesdayaspartofthesothannlversary TOP L!f·@ER$ HOLD SU RIS~, Mf.l!.T' ON.VIETNAM~Ji~ '.'<,;>;·~ :. ~.·J~I~ ''. -. g°"""' flilht wa&' t& (ht since • celebrations of'~lovalda's Jonna-
Gen. C~fon ~r•ms, ~~·· lllt•ry ~r•r, Cont.rs w1tf~,..."' 1• 3~ .,. ~-..... ~predecessor Soyuz i crasMd -on tan·•. tion. The two day• wt!re marked ·by anti·
... ~~ ~ •• . \'I 1 . : ~ ' ;~' --• 'r .. _J ;,/ -~ '.IC .... ~. 4JJtg on April Z(, 19&7, kllllna: cosmonaut Soviet outbuntl but there •till WU no :i·"; .• ,.;. ,, • ..... · 1-· • ~ ~ .i.. .. '1;-~,· " ~• "'1·~ 4it ..... Col. 1/Jadimir Komarovr when bil llgp of retribution the Soviets bad pro-
A·:fira· 'l'Ufl~ .. Gi·v:oe..:'.,,..,Jolin~~·Q.n Budlipe:i;~s ~fJ~~l ·=:1;'::::-;i.;i~=lhl~ ~ "'*~;y •• 11gn1ng .~ .. ;,,..y lollow'ed a . fl f«l>O 'Cfq' • i!l(U , • ·· The bellcoptert• patrolling far his W• ofutest march b)I thousands o( ~Yak ·~ -"-:;. · ., : a:..:.;1 •1 .!t • ~ · • l!'., ). ., "" • ¥ 1 • "" , _ ,~, • rival were quick11 <ll 'f:be ·aicene ,,..what !ifudents who marched th r o u g h
. ~:ac . ' . ·1 .. ~ , 1 lq ·:1 c c•1, 'ii.·' -, ~,& ib.l'.~~ .. ~h~-~ : Tua c aJ I e d his "ho1e~.c a p-1_~ 1 e" Bratislava . with ~ti ol · "~ulka.
S .. B • f • . .,W. IVes -1~.01icn"fln paracbuted•to •atlh. But chlldretl·from · IJlbrlcht, Kadar land Brezhnev·: _ the ecr.et rie ing on~ · ar· ·. ., ,.. '·' · .... , ... thevillagewerefaster.' . , Communistleaders 'i>ftheW~il.Pact , f v · · They galbered ........i ·the·apa<ocralt, ''C011J11rl,. witlch 1invaded Czechoslovakia. . ,. : . ... G: .. 1·, JhlJ ·Te'........... cou.ctod lleregovnil1, lautoll'aph aJld ' Al the mention of Soviet Coiholunist ~ . .. "° · ".: ~ ~ ~ "· ..... 1 u . 1 111 «God grinning ai ht took their pictures party chief Le<inld :W,rezhnev the dtiid.ents
".W:.\sHING'l'Off.(AP) -Gen. Creighton ';.~ U. s. mill~~~ have reported ~r:\. ~~-'·"... ~f with the camera M· bad •·used to eet up a ch«us of dfiiisive wh~es.
W Abr ," Jr.'!'\l:, • commander in Vie~ "_~t intelllge • the 'epemy BUDAPEST, . .....,, •• :ii'". "(XI>) _ A photograph, earth from lJ5·mlles up. . . Today ·PreniJer Oldrich Cenilll•aod Na· · ams ~·· ":"": .. ' .. lDay be pr • · ther winter of~ ~~'6 When be '. climbed out of Soyuz 1·-~ tional Assembly Pre!J.dent ··Jo 1 e £ nll!'• ~pat~ a supersecret call on the,.. tensive. ,,. ' -_ Hunaarlan court ctiftyj an American first gestu,re wu to touch the snow, as if Smrkov1iy qned new chartetl treating
White House m the:~ of stepped ~!>" .•. : According to ,1-prOfe'.ssional military lndiah' glrJ and an1 Itaiian' todaY' Of tr)ting to reassure himself bis long.IOlo trip of 9& au1onomous Czech and Slovak st'.ates join-
efforlt to.dHScJJ.~U: tf>e Wflf'..\.:But a White -. j{Mgment here, 'the lfDrth Vietnamese to . smuggle ·an Ea.D German to'.the w~t hours was over. ' ' ed in a federation: The law goes into e!-H~ apOkesmal! ~111 ·~ vislJ does nol .1 Md Viet Cong atJem1:-and failed -. and aentenced them to ab· months· and a The children. wiUt an eye to histoey, feet Jan. 1. . ·.
. mesn "lhere hii'-.~. brei!klhrougp ·~mount .,..jOreo!f • v,. .Jn May aJld &aidtheywooldputa<IJll'blslonesill.the ~vohoda laid it will lnsuJ:~ "the lull
tqward peac_e, ,. • ·~.~;,-a)ah:I in AogUst ~i..i-1 · mber. .year.·in jail respeetively: '" circle he. tr~ped . through the mow rl_ghL! of both Czech and Skl~ak nations
r ·NeWI· ~,etaey George CbrJ~·"11_,!fh· U S ,..1Ylio,fyt ls that th Misa Henrietta Blueye, 21, a Radcillfe around his ship try:mg to keep warm. andthetulfilmentofnationalneeds."
· woUld:not.gO.~.AJiP.g that Abr-· l''N'ort e : · .. "'f-..,.,.( 1~ ew · · e student from Bason. N.Y., and Mario Finally he climbed inliO a waiting "We are crowning tbt efforts of many
, seii.!on 'wjth' Preiillent ~olu)oo~, ~hl<b .·iJlhth Vi':n~~~~et ;;:.~~· Rocdllno,IS,hidbeel!ll!!ld~~ heli~ter and ~u whisked off IA> a generatiOM of the Slovak people and, in
wun't armoUbctd tihtil after tbe·I~ ; · ea , ._ · · -· an e n~chin ~· .... ___ ~_:i:::_ , • ti.~. town for a shave, a ..med1cal unity with ttie·Czedis, brqi"ginj to a con-bad :Wt to ~retttm ;to .. VJdtnam.~.; . ~ January 1 -1~e, which bad a nuo..: . o, an unc:~,or,~mr\Jl?df'his. checkup and a bot meal. cluaioa the lone quest for equality," he
1 .".~ a ~!I~ .. ~~ ~'?!if/' ! · ~ !11astr~~ _ . ~ .. on tbe allied war ho.me . 1n Goeppmgen, West Germany. Soyuz.% wi! launched last ~idsy, one said. ·
Howevec, ,.sources. ln,-·8alaoa 'ffl .l:.l-'•. . MISS, IDueye ~·,,l!!!n;;:}tour.'ol ., ,. : · . .Abramsh1ai1 .~·.'W,dlftdtoWashington· lJke other ~"~._u.,S.,milltary men, Europe'hen~r.~ i ·!.).,;;:; ~ ,..~~~1 • •
to aive tii'!'fisU!eot his views on what Abrams baa .,,!'Ppooed to any bom· Bocchino "~~)ti..! •!lllJ.;I ' S' T _. a , • etf~ a belbbiti&' hilt of North Vietnam . ~halt ~M*'e are U8lll'ances the 81? principaJ ,~ant.and in 8¥ttlon to·, tate ries
would 1tiaVt'oo,tb<.War l!ituation. · Nor_tb Vietna~;would not use a }\alt to his sent~ce Of,.·-~ in .jatl· was flnied
b '"'"'"bis'''Jir~kno t ·lo aei)i,eve a ha~eld , advan ·over~w•!litd.(/l~~''", .·· ,· A rams .,.,,. . . " wn. re W'll ii and, utlt Vietnamese. 'ces. "~~· Jim•·'.)«> · ' . ..
the Um1",S~-...... just before ,;b~ t tlghlWll e....Z.:ylhlt ,.... . •'' . . Oiit:~ . Fi""' NY: Teac'hers. £, tn.ke took co~J.iii~March, sparked .rm-tJiorJties W' 'e b&rfed from ··' · be ' H ~ ' ~
mediate ~~~n of some ~ "' wbi.b'. Abf. · arrived, w' ' b.-• -. ~'ft.,,. .metrapell tefmlb'om 'WWf!L ..... ~ 0 I developmeol~~~·· current pe"r '. . .#ayed ~~when be 1~ ••• ~v~'":Jaw ·tile-iddi.u-J · · , • • • •
drive. ": ·: cllrllllan's . remlltu Indicated' 'lhll 'lieptenee or ~oo barred the two , . · · -·
Christian . coul~ not comment. further . Abrams ma~.!"'" reached Wubin;ton defendant. !iOm earlier release on NEW YPRK (AP) -The Board of predominantly ii.,,. and ~ lllcan
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Peace Plan
than the military review stateme.nt, aqd . ¥qoday. .. · _-1 ~ _ ·~!"~ ~t tbe attoroey1 .for .M~ Blueye Education accepted today a slate peace district. ~ .:: 1,! e the word went,!,out from the White House -·-1~ p~tial pr., secretary ~ 't.#lk(1.~ have ai)pealed ·the en.· plan aimed at ending the New York City '\'he Nltnm•,'s.rio,, =not Dfjav, 1 he
Charlfla.Jenkin.s·.....owne.t: ~a firm to_the e.uitagorl to say nothing. , .~...&be decillon .Wu ·made over the weekend -'!'~" :t:'-.~: )"" : : teachers' ltrike that has affected 1.1 Y¥·-. 1-r
that operates a Cable TV statio~, It was certain, however, that Johnson r tba:t Abr&ml!I would., travel to Washington i it ·~ ,. pjrosecutCir in tutn appeiled million pupi11: The teachers' unJon, would. ~Jf ~ J1 . , W&l!I re· , · He
commenting after a ~ographic and. Ahr~ talked about the lull in the . irirtead of ,Johnl9µ meeting h i1D1.1 .(tr a. ~er· sentence In M18.'I Blueyt's however, scheduled more ltrlke ralllefl. set a MonrdUdline for-replieit. ·• ·I
film appeared mystenously on ~e' ~ ftghting and its possiblq,. ac;irnew~~e betw~ere .and :Vietnam. ' ·c1~.,.... · ._... -The peaice plah put forward by State Under his plan, the Ocean Hill board
Palm Springs statiop.'s ~te .. -show; 11~oanc~ ~yond the usual ~nemy ~t· A Pacific meeting~poM1bly in Honol~u ~ ~J\l~e,..,who ~ad come to lurppe Education Commitaloner James E. Allen would remain suspended," unit ad-
''Thia should up our iatingi. '' -• tern-O(-avo1ding combat and wtthdrawmg or Guam, had been under consideration .runerzs,~ttstified she had ,been in~ : calls for a trustee to adminl.ter the . miniltr~Y, dJhod, Pit""-" ould be , ·• . -to ~tuarie! periodically to refit. . for some weeks. to-ROcchfno bY'two·~r'mar:iS Md -agtted trou~led Ocean HiU. • . ~ : ~ Wti~ lf'Ji . r eed:l~-'!: ~ Y Tbe ttvodaDtB ~..out ·bla~ .. ~ ~ '':•~ J.. -A.. A ..A.. :>.i. ..A. to go along with the .plan. She said she district in Brooklyn. 1 "tf .J;: :~ · ,re . e agr .. '('J·~Wlder the
ets aH':ie eoo l!!usfc lt>Vers tiled info· ;;;,' 1i< >< w w ·':i>f.. w did not rec•lve aiiy m6hey.,,'~•.ww we Acceptance ol=,,,. , . nn tr~~ ~ .\h'•eiJIK 7,iiil~ oj the
England's, Southwell Cathedral last A , · k s I .:R were to~ bock~ man;. ~1141d. the negotiating . ·" SS.~ 1 ~l~Moii!dPm8Jn· ·«•·'"'.' .
weekend.' The music lover( took . ttac s on . upp y •. outes .. . ~:~~.=~ the0114~·f "'° ,,JIOhll'),~_,jhe'-~~u\i!:has been
them happily and bundled up to . M • • ' u • governing board ot·~,ll(e· blieln >Sill ·, · 1, • : .,,. demand
hear an organ concert becauaecalll• • u.su;1anl!r mon district. ''"'f' ·. . . ' . ' "'· iirlilfl ... !Uspended or
edral Provoat Hugh Waywoocl, 70, • •. .. • • The unkin negotlalini.Jl:o"p w"*1l!IJ<> ;'. l · ~ .'c .J:.;;~ '. ·
refused to It/I'll Ill• heal Oil .. early ~md«\'l'p· p1~N :l. T1ets P1"ckets . Netwo' rt:__ session, but it ~illl ~· .... '.,;:lt.l':'t. ,.,,:,;,:':":.. . intheyea.r, , I 'f "-'" a ... ! '..& . ~. *~'J'~.~. · ~ tod&yandTh~~Unloti ,',..( . ·•"°'.Q ,~:t/;:i.,• f:!"j.:• 1'' ,._ ... :; ... ( ~ .,....., ~.~-·""'··, -.~ 1 · .... -;;_,; . .;..;, -• · .. parenta and teal:·:· ~-;_ Bl1'»f<, 1·Vet~'
.'JI' ·.-z :~~:J ........ _~.'');' · , ' /'" , '-~·~ . ;,''•-NEWYORiC(iJPJ)-Tht,...American ltrilte. 1 .,. ~!.1 H':-r,:\-..'.>·~-·::Y.'t··~-. df1··~~-. """°
·: •• ' 1'ASBING~{:,U.) ~-Gen. · BrV.°''' .• for,cii.~ cannot survive inside . Federation of Music!~ l~l lo!l•i.set The Ocean Hiii, board , 1i1et ~-~· p~;.~J~., ·~ncy Bill -~er· ~~ •. ~~~ce,~~fil itaff~~~:..·~. \tl~~". ,falmer said.' "and =~=~t. the three m~jor br6ad· ~~er bU~• ... ~: :; ,~,~;~·. t · ·~·~;~~~ :f!'~-,
·. ~ ·~to rOons!a~tlacks ~I ~.!rom the m~n force : '11b>·•li'lb' adlon Wiii! taken ~~·I h. nooncem<nt on the pl~. The~~ WASHINiJ.~· u !)c -Preajdent
on U: enemy'• bale areas, com· ufilil,, the e~'l local for co umll, local!! • "1ilii!l-rt~ 1>y a yote 'Iii ~.'Iii• also met Tut!day ,niglit but ~Y Joifnlqfl todaji-. f ~'toed. leg!aation
munications and supply routes. guemllas and infrastructure in tfMl ;'l.1?Jbttad \fiffer bf the ~ta ~~nceip.ent. ~ ·~·~i'f·~i: ·· 14? ~ ~ • • , AdmJmstraUt:p an
, 'l'M·lfl~y "bas .;.M.Mlv.,_go~e,do. . •populated areas cannot survive.'' _.s'~r .. ~~· the 1!,ii·tl ·~al ~ ai1nounced ~ plan. '.nleiS '*9 iricl~ . •-. agency,
·~ .. ·!l('the"lf!;r.;. Sta .,,..,. · ... atF:l.l.Palmer, a former ranking commander · •l!zi!O~i.ililj 'Oii:, deaplte a reciOiil-listenc,. that 79 whlte <lln10n toclier> •'ti0ni.il0ntl\;·. ident'1deskfromthe
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S H Ope ed !~~"fu:'b.~c ~!',;.,~~n .:r~ Bury Syrdcui~, Barnes Corner ,ays e rat , ~r frogl.destluctlon," the general 'J .,. >,O.-. '. ' , . ., . I
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dimngroomaf tlN ~,.;,...ur4nt .'-'ilfart1n'tmher King Jr. to -tht-tombef Po* el. the free world :~=: .~ *: ~~.~ i:; ·~~' f--c;~ ~~:on::; ?::::":;• h~!!:tl~~ '!be lawyer, Bennet Olan, declined :!!:?" forus in Vietnam." be ~ , t:t:~. ~ ~~ == -'-"11 ·t: r '/~~\'-".~,-,..,.'_/
tllOlilhlng 4 [<nu and two ll1lk ch4iN. Tuesday to give details of the surg<iry "Tbe enemy Is aldulul and ~ bjilt .-"'°' ,_,,..,...,. -,--'\.. ~ Ml .. • ~ · •
I • ' performed by Dr. Rusae1 C. Hadle.J U.· be-il'"GOt inftK:lbitt*'f!}mlr llld· ••ee l f•.t..~":..::=. ":,~: _.. .. , ... n .wm "' \j. cept to lllY it wa1 of the type which hu ~gone~ for 111111.ti-. .,.., .. """"""' tt19 mtfQ!f'f ,...... •ffttJtmetl ... ••-.., l••1tt
Sm. Eugene J. McCarthy, aasur· would not greatly change his appearance. Tbe quility and training of bla ~d~ ·-lf.nJ'""':"~ """c:..= ~ -· · · 1111 llil ~.:.eo;a ~~· 'l:be .. ladtral Bureau ol lllveolll~tloil llOldiertNdtterioratln(andbellloslhl .....,.. M-•"" u•-· tbet be W1.l1 to bu ~ Fztc Galt wu an a1iu Uled 1Xlh'lpet:eot Jeldert." --:'• tw ~ -~ -• .... Ce•..,•I
pMCe: "I tlllllt the fted Piper will by Jain• Earl Illy, now foclll& trial In -..,... --._,,.. -----
b& _,., mlDi -t""'' Mem.-Tam., on 1 charge of murder· •1 ~ ~au~~._111.::.1 Lw ·eiou. Ml .""" _.,.,. '--ro-, Ex "reek p..-..;e:r.: .-.. 'T•...,"w. "41( • ......_ ...._ c1111z11 ..,-1111 ......... ~ .,,
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• ' p1ece1, .m.de of. did ta14, ta 2,0GI 01fo aPI tb6 caa. dklo't ttlnd out in gathered at Evana•liJmol ftosplt.al. aent-~,_!.';" fl'M':."":c~ ~ • ........... : •:••m. ~·
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to be followed on Nov. ti by syttem. .
; the launch of '° f1$ million, Since \lltraviolet Ugbt never
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a 1 tr o nomieal observatory astrooomen have .bad to relJ
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murky layer of a!znosphere lhrle boa!s at )lllravtolet -Iba! obocUWJ the view of start from 150 atara. OAO lhould
from ground obserYatorJes. collect t.wice u .much fn.
10AO's signlfic811tt. to the fcinna~ D1 iJi a day, and fnm
IClence of astronomy bas been much fainter llan. ·
~bed aa almost ,as im-In six mootlll, OAO will
, J>9[1ant u the invention of the bave surveyed u rn.an,. u ~ielescope itaelf. The satellite 50,000 stars and cbalted in
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''window" through which they Th< first OAO WU launebed c\.n observe dia1IDt ceie.tial April I, 111116, and failed o &y
bodies. later due to·• batt.ry failure.
RnCKlft'I. FAILED The 1pacecraft'1 electrical ,--=-.---~: tydem hu ) lince be e n
The ~O and Pioneer are redesigned and the eotire
both usU'c roekell that failed machine bas been 111bJeclld to
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from Cape Kennedy. Project ellmloato IDY other potoollal
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weight bu boen obout na
pounds, but lately I have been
1ainln& by bloa11J11. t.11 dqc1or 1w &iV<G me .. ,,.,... ihotl
and wale< pllla." Uoually they
lake df obout 7-t pounds In I
few days. Ill Aid m,y -was c..,...i by bomonol, ll!l-
bolance. Mm! I llw.• -pl1la dolly In order to bep m,y
weigbl down? I'm In "'! 11,.
2Gs and am almllll ocared
to ea! or drinl: onythlnB. -
Mlsa L. eo..-t: 11onnona1 Im·
bo1>DCO mll!l>t do just that ;
cause excessive rentention of
Culd In tbe l1ssud and ln-
cn!!ase weight In 1 o m e
wamen.1 oweillnB, of the lep,
bloating, nervoumea 11'8 a
port ol I llyndnJme we Cllll
premenstrual tension.
For yeon we could do
nothing to relieve t h e I r
diacomforta. Now we can often
bring old by &iviDC I c:om-
binotlno · o I tnnqulllim,
hormonel and-(water
pilll) for about 1 -before tbe espocted period.
In -who oulfer from bloa11J11 and owelllnc, docton .
oometlmeapmc:rlbecliutttjcs
for weeb lmlud of for days.
But "I think that patient.
lhouldllllderllandthathlla~
parenlly simple method of
i:emovinl UCOll Duld lhould
not be lakeo lightly .
Especially lhoold II not be
overdone d u r i n e reduction
regimes because it may upset
tbe mineral bo1ance In tbe
body. When Iara• llJ!lOW1ta of
Culd are lllll, 90dlum and
polalslum lmbolaoce ...Wl
MDII docton wam tbelr pa-
tient. not to lako the "waler
pills" on their own and for
loo(! periods of lime. Ex·
cessive lou of aodlum and
potassium can caU!e .evere
upsets in the melabollsm.
One ,........., during IUCb
rapid weight loa due to
diuretics (which remove flu1ds
rapid1y) ls to build .up the
potassium In the blood by
eating such foods as ftlll,
meat, molaaaes, pr• n e 1 ,
raisins, almonds, 1 pt n a c b,
peanuts, whole wheat. olives
or avocados.
However, thb: de1erve1
repetition: rapid eght lou
by use of diuretics, oft.en
repeited, can be potentially
harmlul. I hope I have
annered yoor question, Mias
L. It's about time you tot over
being acared to eat or drink
anything. You can relu lf you
reduct 1n moderation.
Dear Dr. Sldncrolm: For
aome time I have been troubl-
ed by a tremendous amount of
au, not DeeeSl8rl1y befon: or
after meals, but almost at any
time during tbe day -
somellmel with nausea and mm-. My doctor found
nothing wrong except that I
am an "air gulper." He aug-
~ that I atop, that nothing
e.1Je would help. Will you ex-
RJaln! -Mlsa c.
Comment: Some air gulpera
1<1 about H like a fllh pulled
out al. the water. You can aee
tbem 1• through tbe motions,
and Ibey are obo penonally
aware of the babtt of nallow-
lng air. Most patlenta,
however, are unanre of tbll.
Tberefore, be tbatkful your
doctor bu called tt to your at-
tention. As you catch yourself
In tbe act ol alr.awallowlnl,
you will aom learn to control the-And ao lhb !-'° will ,.... oymptoms of , .. -.
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Tli~, t>liji1ips' tJid Goodbye
BunUJlllon· Bi!Ach Is losing' two stalwart eomm.u·
nity workers as banker Paul P.liillips apd hi& wife
Gerrie, bld the ctt, goodbye. . ' • • ~ five years be has been a strong voice for prog-
reas and a 1irele1s worker in the buainess community.
The dty ~ miss. his leaderlllllp Jn the . clays to come
as be ).all,.. a pf0!11otion requiring tr&nJfer.
PbUu1>4' served as a cllrector of the Chamlier oi
Comnlerce, wu presidtn~ of . the llotl!lry .Club, was ~~-II\ a stuilt o! the dty by Ille Urban Land'
Inotitute and -•as pr.,;-of Ille Downliown Mtrcll-
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COunty Comt"ArioclMlon at aie .tlme of hll·tnmsfer.
He · :inn-be hard to replace, as will bis wife, who
gave l<ng hOOrs of labor to Iha Women's Division of the
Chambol; of COmmen:e and ot.ber community affairs.
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:;;sr·,"''4-'tbeEdJkir: · ' homtat,atimewhenitwoutd'bemost ,."ir,.' '· ':~ Heard-yes.Heeded-no: ' ,,. tng,baJed,on;tbeques~~""'S:J-1
. · a> ll'll)oOn'• ll!pr-c<!Oled ~ lmpoitant to l!l!l •lmply ~.,. I mlpt , . ,,-.,. ·ueof'IJe One mark •o( a wise man i. 'his 10-~the c:ol!l\nisslon. n .,.,, as ~~
• I iln't ~ u ~ u .lt may m1tJqft'be 1bl•lo pay the tues<i!llt. ''.~ •' ' · ,__ ; • ; ._,. ~ ceptance (l( ·thlnp.•bey0!14 !\Is i;ontrol, '· ~oo·lifd been lllMe llld 1!11.~ tin~;~~~ ~ J,Unl! a liftia dpr.ue thus conaerrtnc his <l)ugla· loc a~tlool 'nilPlon ;!ill .gn>Rh\i loc I~~
• er mat, lo pt them llacl; to ~.!'::m:Y wbtnyy°.!: ~.;..P,.11. !:::! with.., dashboard lighter should the concerned with his l?fl The Orange ._. t<r•aelecth1J tit route. .,. ; '
, · .-........ "J drlv~ Ught blJ own first aDd Ulen ro~te requires acceptaoce lo .Insure ~ , ... :-:-: --~
,;""'·t :l!·r= lo nteltli<ll .. ~.J:..:ES:'i.==-a :..i~ /l;i.u: ~ ~ hand the lighter lo the girl lipt-' ul~te complelloi) (l( a needed ''•11· !Rinn~-THE lr~J. ...z.~11 ~·-. . __ ....,_ ~ ..., • ----.,, ~ --......., 11~ 1 -~ . bom the '"•l"s ,,_ or ....... the' '"'I but the coot ·goos.beyond dollan. 1'ln not ~ isali~ wu ., -~ r...-•-M ·.., ·--· ~-,.-J>ML-or ·~=r )'IJUr e any •· .=•· ~~, ·.-• · eotirdycoovln<tdweahOuldbo:wllllngto A,.~ncr nan!'!'!'<'°" . -. .Jiilkwl, wUl be an the boUGm .. ,.::._int ....._ ..,,. ..,. wni ·"' ! mart than clatbta or other peraoo.al light his CJgarette for ~ · . P6Y trus COit ·11nce it means fOrielture ol Octqber. In view«· iiocPiered faCti~ _
.• file lilt. Ii far u · ocllool aid of my it'"m wlll<h you acquired during your WONDERING. a meanipglul liigredtint ntc<!SS&cy lo 'mr .• -.. a..~ is Do! willirrg lo~'-~ -· -·· tas-paylii( yean. Dear Wmderlng : democraUc pnoce11 ol ravumnent. theae gel)er~ u ~ Ii = illinlnate""' -11 tnnuny Calllcrnia·1nlllld lilld . ltaell -111 "the Vf!r'/ Tlit alternative, Propositlm 1 A' Who carries your aocident ;,,. lfelther can.I agree with that statement faYW of the <l"aoge Riiale, It l<\11",COl_Dt tu *'!:·Ind """1d cut ICbial ~. edu~ =Jn:'\.~ lldestepo the probltm. It is ju!I a drop In surance~ Kamlkau, Lid.? WATCH in the editorial , "Selection bl the freeway missloo'~ re&Jloosibllli:J"-"°.e"l'lait io-'tbf ·
by a 40 pon:0nt. 'llllt would <llDaren.. the backel !or -""1 property tss-THAT TRUCK! lloe has been ao aerclse ID democra.,;.• ..,,,.jority" ai io=· . •Jli.Jhij,
"'""yrJJr would bl In a dU. of 40 payers aod lw than thal !or Mure onea 1 • ael~ tt !hey. , the~,ol -~llulldlataf .... ocho611 ,"We, !or the aakt of Calll<nii'1 u no eelllnc II p,i 00 thll SOllrCe of (When troubles trouble yoo, VNDOIJBTEJlLX,. ~' ezercflied the·public.Jl!eir, • _. SI
be II a iltmlltlll. -· ur1e you lo vole llO m.l'rq>olii-revenue. . spring, btby, spring -be.•·-big the;· de-. a"· ......... , ..... ti' '-• -· •least as convlnclli( u -" ti. I. ' .. · r • • • PAUL M. 1\'ALLACE ljlendw, bvj' I stamp aoit,wrill to " "~ ~ """• r,. "'" ..yr 'fh!i-l!ed; ... te;---7~j!...:Uilliat . ji 1'0IJLD Morr Uke!J puah • bact Ml!. AND MRS. llILL WILLIAMS ,..,. """""' vielO of Proposition ' ~ .... ,. ) I ~:-..:ii::: ~·~~~i;;n.le"":i:: rslillitlciilt'-·' ~~ •ttu~,!!_tck~P;~~.··-:~ .
ei(t spll~ ...... ll'lfA!m. .cut in bul mid I" tffer:ts, ,., Gtu1t Report •Is•· maklng the declsion~·J~ wt did the be~ :::il~"?'ae1'' -~ ~~-' . .,. 1'~ .. ·U111,' eilmJna•· la-'""t •'•· P-posl('-.'.. 9 tohsro on t"· ~e. A'"· o"er !ett-1 public a-m lisb "w"th -·.,,;·words to "' -~-~ •m ......... temOYe w.,;~ ;:j Fa,,.rl • • ..,. on the 1u1>i:d.r~ ~ "' •• fill a ~,;f;,t ~b~~"'! _......, Roule 0 """1d" co6t • the tui>aY"' .tl•
htoilliu< !l'lleilli wuuJd !iir;;;;ey 0n -Editor ·This Is going lo be, and I>, i iea Jn. ·-, lllilllon'.i\>orJ~~ woulil the nod ""'1\el .. 11,;l !:ofdiat .,.,._ Tbese .,. only t lew ~ To the Editor; i lerelllng btWe o1 the btllot, end I hl!ve A count o! ciUea favollng the Re<l lll)e . ln~ost 4/1'· "' a1,.., not ~ !hi+ drlwbaW lo ~U'6 No. .'ll>e outm' !JI the pollUcal est..bli&JI. yet lo llnd any peraon in Orange COWl!y, (three -wlth_populaUon ~ '4!,000). and Guier• - ' ·lild> il complli'i!Md' ilil i · • !Qtht qalllll ~Uon I, the 1\'atam AAD1T1 V •-A i t who wW vote against it. · a count of citiu lavorlllf the adOp\Od · dl'lld.d aehool di•""""' et< • ·.;.,:.. _,,,_.., _ •··. -"~ lnll!aUve, ·I> undertllndable thoulh not, · " ~ o..,.s 9• tu pranre line (two -with pdpulaUon or.on-' -,-,-:--,,.,.. ., ,_ ~-•w ,....,...., -·~~ .._... The people you !lated are going lo lose · • -••• • • l ~~aki about would moltly Ol{ly· cOft. in my ey•s, pommendable. It.a ~on, To the Editor: . the goose and its golden eggs. Sorry. l)'.' ·74,~} would convince ev,erf (closed, . JlARELY DOES the commlulqi:Jid9Pt •. ~ the apai'.tment building Ownfu Ind ~ .. lynortduclngaJ•-·•f"'P"'1ve bb' 1o*",.~~ . The American A>sociation of Unlvenl-1. E. ALEXANDER b~;<I ml~rdthel ma.~orlty P~l!r~the Red1 .a lreewar,,.of..poo<l\ b)' all. Iii!~' p"-1t0rs (l( Und~velo-' _,....._ S·-'"· --·-' -~-fy Women bu always been .........,._, rou-. ~ Y an • ex"(<' . n lllerefatt .... _ .. ll<!/9.lf na malle~·"" the'rooet impattant"ihi:,tr" ~an b .& other taxes for· this largt revenue lou -with education in the U.S. ~·dJii;d democracy" to ch~ Jhe Orange . .• commoda1i weatn\!Dster. 'Qifre' ~ .. · ...uan ol oUt children Ind the l1ilure o1 and any tea!J!-fem . wbal 90Uni in leglslaUm aflectlng edllcali<ll. Jo. a Su Comment•rll On many, oocasiom I have~ an . -,.iio• leet the· IOjedlon wss N _,tate whlcb involves their edu~aUoo. new taxes may do to bis DOlltlcal future. I result of. these studies the California is.rue or c~te which losi ,•11ht p>llt 1 poU~ motivated, considednc·· tW
::· · liafe that the e.ssenct of Propoeltlctt t-state Dlvtalon of AAUW voted to oppose To the~Sdltor : because •. -m~_,dl~ ·noli favor my t·'. "fi~~~ted by W~ illl ~lTURAµ.Y WE c:ouldn1 ulll oo a that oimcahlp ol povpeity fl not u just Pnopotlllon 9 on the Nov. 5 ballot. GleM White 's article o! Thursday, Oct. choice. This, Ifetnr· llii-atic 1!Ay, .hurlnlCMll~clalmlni lo be~
.,!ptrctnt dlcreue educaUoo-wise so a baliS for P&1ini tbe C01U: ol ·'9vern-The ~mben of the Newport-Costa 17, Jn ngard to the women's volleyball is acceptable. M tlUl'"<>range ~te by ~dlsmtumr cib," ·emp oye ·
bQJt wlll the state make up thia defi, meut as, for instance, income or lpendlnt Mes& Branch of AAUW have carefully team was a sad commentary on the true selection 18 a real atumper. Weatm!nt1er ftlled to merit.ton to
citl!OY? ·-will not be lost in the anokescreen. ttudltd the provtsima (l( .Prepoeillon 1. spirit of the Olymplco. • . c:omrDissibo the pay increase I« · Ai. was steUd, your peraonal Income We believe that Ill adoptioo would place There were ,.veral statemenis thJl,"ss EVEN ~l!ICOUNTlllG th•-.-ol • o!f!CiaJ.; ringing from 2.5 per •. •.
la]! \iill lncrelle, plou your ia1 .. IU. 110t l AM BUYING lllJ' ""1\ hom!,;whlch, the pubUc scJIOI!! "System In financial they say In the sporting world "hit below the maioritT,(lt , .. -.thefo 'll't''sllll ~t)iduded In the llllM!l m =nuon 'your grocery and . utility Indeed, 11 my castle and nl1 sanctuary. I chlWI with the education of our children the belt.'' For him to aay, "I ~bmlt that the persorial and orl111lud· 1·Pj>eii.s, · pri>\ttd:in 'Juoe..Whlle complal
toes, so eUotly wh•t bu been lie-pay iubslaoUal tsse1 Cl! tt. Al loo& u I unalterabt, du!Japd. Abo local rontrol the flac llOt be nown at all when our cbarts, maps, lacis, otalfitlcs, com·, •-of lndU&fi1alo~ J9ol &1, • .
IWled? A lew wW benel!t and the remain sleadllT employed and In ioocI ol our llChoola would be forfeited to the distal! players~ the floor," is a~laJn • parlsons._ ~UOI\ OLl!)e s\llle hl<bway Route, W~ f~.lo ·~~ •
reit will su!ltr. We're robbing Peter lo health, 1 do not object lo paying my -· · upon Uielr loyalty 'lo thJa COWliry "!!'I lo englneer10>re)lort, plu.. two presenht!ons ,~nstnzj!Cll s ·, Goldtn_ '!I~ ·._¥NI,
pay Paul only Peter In this caoe Is our present •bore o1 the coot of 1overnm~L their Integrity, 'It Is to ""ll1l' p real d\sai> at the final 11ear~·., mQde y proleaslmal. which Iles oo prlllleinj)umlal I~ .
children and Paul is the already well Bu\ l would lleep euler U tbeM1 tues TllEllEFORE· AT our 'Oct. u branch •11ob>1ment:lllilt the U.S.,\."~ .w!Jl·lll im~al • · !' h~ . was ~;)<i .J!.l, cIOolng '"""'""
heded landlotd~ •ei'e based on my Income or purchase;. meeting, the NeJ'port.Qlole Mesa Branch , 'the mect.!Jsi but my, un<terstandlht<tlJie ' covered m4s 1'1/1 eV~ tfid' fu the .. ''i~ !or •tltilDlilii )lii~ah. for a ~
Jaok Rees , exocuUve ...,.,,Wy for Because, H my Income drops markedly of MtJW votod to oppoee Propos!Uoo 9. • ojlirlt of the Olyn\p!cs doea not c:oiDCide otale ~4 ~ ." , ... ty to pay OV'f fl\J0,000 fOr I ci~r·
Ca1Uornia TUchers Assocl1Uon states for any reason -health, loss of job, AAUW bas looa: recocntzed the need for wJth his. · . 1 The 0rlnge route adoption ?as~n · :~ lite from ~~ ~ $l~iW;
''If Propostilon No. I ahould pau, retirement - I would face Joss of my acbool flnanclng refomui, but such l . unanlmolil d~ by the ~ on. year to le~ .W f~qWn mti •.
riolorms should be Sl\Rlled and adopted TllEIE WOMEN have. sa<riflced jobs, Since la~ ~prU, the public ~ own (much (l( Uie spate'wlll •ot be~· •.
Proposition 9's Effects
P~Uoo Nd.'I, the to called Watson
hdtiative, whlclt would shift the ptOperty
tu load ol land speculatora add real
fstate dev~ to the btcu ol the
aveiaa:e horn.towner and rtnter ii on the
verp of aliPIMI; by on the Novetnber S
btllot. Jlfl 20 yun 1go, tn lt41, the civic,
i.111...,. labor and po!IUcal leadenhlp ol
the Ute -ln a aimllar lltuaUon -went
tO' steep at the 1witdl Ind beor1e lllCLlln'• pension ocbeme llipped by oo a
°""'dtd prtaklenUal election yelt btllot
·lo 'the omslarnatloo of all cooeernod. ~.meu:ure. after a mc11utnental ~ caml"lln waa !auncl*t the fcillOW:lnc year, WU blocked oft~ bookl
-,Iii! not 1111111 a srut deal of lurmcu ....
: 11'btoN'l '1mUTM -In~ ol k c iJoca1 clitol h would a-tale In
~ -b>Ues the McLain iobeme W ... a ...., ante propotllka. :J~ fllliilri of -1) tai rel]<( fir ,. J!Mr s 1 ••a. tbe mauure in fact
lllllr ... a -of ..... 12 llt,lllltf ha loco! .J,;""11 levies .. ,..,-. . ., ........
ll If-., fftW to U. .. to --""'lax -... the i ................ .
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tin& of tu. burdens would have on a fami-
ly of '"'" A family of four with an 1.Mual Income
of $10,000, owning a home with 1 market
value of 111,400 would par .• NEr !N·
CREASE in tue1 of $118 a year.
If the family's iocome WU $15,000 I
year and they owned 1 borne valued at
123,IOO, the NET INCREASE would be
$302 1 year.
Or, it the income was $20,000 a ye.ar
and they had a home v1hled 1t $28,"8,
the NEr INCREASE In tuea would be
~ayur.
FOR lllNTERS, Propooltion No. t is
even rougher. The NEr INCREASE In
tam fer a family of four 'ltlth ., um~
incwne of $10,000 would be $Zl'7 a >"•-
For a lamlly with ao lnccrne of •zs,OQll ..
the NET INCREASE would be 1$17 a
yeu, and !or 1 fam!l1 with an lnccrne II
....... the .N&T 1Ntlli:A5E would "'" ... ,..,. .
Io lhort the meun would bo an
·-dlsuter I« lk ....... tami!I'!
-thty rented .. owned ~· ...... • • .1 • llttas!n....,toe~ =.... i.:; .u:..,, --· "~ JIUbl.lc ep!rilia ......,. -that ii di
-tolly, -the ........ -alertod to tht ..._ whlcll the .........
will hurt hlm.
Call!enla ream. -
before withdrawal of property tu sup-money, aocial life, lamlly We and m<ny why the enitneer ~ thll 1985), ,..ms lo lJe anotb>r ... d
port of our IChOols. houri' ol their ~me to compel<· llld i;oute, bUt 'nmch Of Ill!·~ ~oe. not WeJ!mlntl<r'• • poor lonaich!:};.!.• 1
'lbe Newport.Colla Mesa Braocb o1 rtpreaenl the U.S.A. reflect olflcial action Ud l'bl\ligea Mice manapmenl /" · , i:, AAUW 11rfeJ all voters .to call an "in· .~ the thanks and support appanm!!y be made his declolan. ,,.._ nu·been ii>-. nn..-. , ;·>.<
lonned" vote Ncr;. s alter caref\Jlly ex-)'OU can oiler Is &:-slap.In the face. I hope 1enso public feeling In '!lil1i matlor and 'lt b TlllS _u,,..Il! DO( me ~..;.;...:..
amlnlng the PrPs and COOS relating to ~ players ~Ver have !IJe opj>orfunity ... ms the commlaoloo wodJd bl! well Id-ackyanl, thW "-"Y Is ·--~
Propooilion 9. We hope the voters of to 'ftacl _your uiilnaolrlng, llrUcle. Al • vised lo lliire with the public lh<ir butme2·~ atPtQoance.~.
Newport Ind Costa Meia and all ol IP!'i:ll"1(iler w)lo I> faml!l1t with ~ !rue tea.!OnS lnr tnfenlng ibe Orqt roote. ~;:"of . ..,., amall ..ice = ,,
Caillornla will vote ''Do'!'on 9. spirit of. aportsmanlhlp, how coWd ~ · . .-1crlty"' , ,_ •I--. ..
MRS.1'0RMAN J . EGLI tick...,,.... wllen they are down? • COVEii&GE •1N the. ---hu the larpi:poutlcal l4ocs. An \ft!= JEAN REED , ; -~ public !!"' >upport tho . lauel ,-Presldeot been gl""' to the me,atueDttr llld the brinp iii' lo my nut~on ~ 19.
two ~bslell)en, lo "'l'lahl thtlr action•, the Orillge·COlmty Boord of Su~<!
and It seems equally io1J1ct1ant for "" to It ~ to tJie "bearing" ~
To the Editor:
In reacltng )'Our "Guest Report" on
"Propo<lon •'I: Ef{ect.1" in Tuesday's
paper, I would Uke to take issue with the
author, ~ucatloo Nen Service..
1 note all the benellts lo homeowners,
bowevtt, I wQ\1111 like to kMw why Mr.
Ed. didn't Ital< that the propos\U<ll I-A
~Y lex rellel doet not apply lo any
veteran. blind veteran. or disabled
veteran who · 11 ..,. recelvln( the
veteran's e.s:emjltlon. ·
I deft 1 Ute Jiii! half an educatli>n Ind
would have apprectated It mor.e if Mr.
Ed. bad ~ "' his name lmpll ... Some
people coukl have mistaken bis report a
ill unbluad •-ty service.
Good legislallcn doesn't btve poctloni
that llirv-tO bo overlOCfked. I keep boplq
l'U•one.
G. B. HOFFMAN
To the Editor:
llqardlng reaction , lo the sel«lbl of
the otanp route !or-the Hun~
Beac~ tr.eway, my c;om;nent Is, ''l!alr
true," th that portion ol the 'edltorial
(Ocj. 2!) In 11\0 DAILY P)LOT: ."P.elllapi
!In hlft In the stale llu lieeit ah
mveslJ&aled by both Olflti.i groups. Tlie d~l6n ,...,
mode only slier all had 111 oppOrtunllJ LO
be beard." -.
Dear
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ntl ........... _..,. ...... -•ltltr .... ti• ..... 11r1r. s.t ,.... .., ~ ........... °""' .....
know the.rWonlng ot ll)e Jour members .. ~ wil!i\ul!d U lo cmi ·
favoring the Oraole Jh.ilo. · . $milt Ana R!vw lii'ila lo a cegl"'!if
Aoceptance of-\ne bievlti1>fe ·1s one , w~r thll declll"")lave eny -ij'
thin(, ~-·~·If q"114 ~. RM. $7 (prwoted ·6an4 Allir·'fa. ™looil.Y• the llMl h~g gr.,,led•Uie n.w_,J! l"~ps the people o(:IJ people wu. merely to tpduI&e them. '111Ui ~ would. i Jirefei' to acqub1 ·:=
i• ~ch harder lo accept ·~n the dtvetop rlhi! Bois• Chica site lot ''iliili"l
dec1J1on le build a Ireew>y along a-staled ngimat park. 1 wtJI '"':att Mf. Mw''
""'te. i' ep1n1on Via tlie bAIL Yl'lhOJ'. ; ·
Wh""' cloea one find the ,,1sc1orn lo • 1\145. IioNALD L;·~It ~ betweeo wbat to accepl Ind what . · ·r • ,
to ltruale fcr1 In order to ~ '~ a • ~~.. ,
proceu ~ P'tl nmen&-where 1-b dtben . • •. ...,..
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MRS. GEIW.D E.L4RStN . / m ·
lfCNtl A.sWe" . • . ! ' ' ~.w . wec1ne14ay,:Qiiober so,-ia6
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embi-elJecl ID dls1r'Won. Tb•J*lpll wb0 ~ti optniona ~· obJOCI tri an '"""ly, 1.act11a1 -. . .,.. .....,.,.,. -oo lop!ct of
drtually mihYrd. 'l11o ~ r o I e 11 I o ~a I lllMI ~litimoi. )Ir 11' !;1;· ~ Sl1ldl' made by the city (l( · /oral for ~ ~1:.il'/ G"""" Gcyyt., the.~ ..... ,_ al -O"!" ... ~ ~ •41 ~ fraflJo ~. 111\(jrlf~ . ' •. -dnli ~~~ ..
made bJ• ~aal cithena 'ltlllli-liad pollllo Of -lo~ bB .. burinc. Ind~ .-av..i uldO. . """ spo.1< ............ l9Plei of >
Thete tirolealone! enstheer1 who m da]I.
acquollrttd "!Ill commission Pn>Cedure,
..,ere fearful the Orange Route would be
teltcttd at the close of the publlc bear·
Robert N. Weed, Publ!sbtr'~
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of Iha ldtdlc are all part of the "Jdlchm carpel uplollon." Tbll "lloneit-
oance" can>et "1 Bar'wlelt lhowz how grece!ul Ille new ftlln.rtllftmt carpet.
Ing ·can look. Tbll one II all uylOll and C111 be wuhed wt1h ICllP 1114 'ftlar,
Rooms · J ransformed
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Cloe of Ille l>Jtpol Id-murlll by Jameo 5eeman JUI! In limo for Ille holf.
vantagea of wall-mUl'lla 61udloo, Inc., called Jomea 11111. Kenn rum. hu opened
bu alwaya been lbelr al:llHy Beeman Scenlel Volume II. a ll>lrd. ~-"homo ...
lo trllllSl<rJ11 a....,,_ almool ContalllJl!a 11 dealcDI In Ill-0terlalnmonl center" In ()r.
lnstanlly -Into part of 'wtlh each available In from IOI• Colmt)>.
another world, whether nal or three lo llve colorwa)'o 00 lhll The -clan al Wll S.
lmqinaU.ve, ml et Ille oon\O :C:'~~-= .t,,!~: BroolJhunt 61., Gorden Grovo,
lime 111111e11 a lot of a<>Od bmlprinted colloctkn II IUD oflen ~-televlaloa d~ .hlnll lor ywr of pojl ldeaa for 1111 "l'oal!l In 1111 (ell olloo ml doolp In ~ ~ -.,.., -· • ; .• ~ coliJr ""' ,bllct ml
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1Vbite hand dec<>ra,tioo <>< tile Windsor finish, the interior-lighted eabinet com-
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Fniiich. motif in gold cut velvet will! darl< haidwood frame. All pieces, along wllll' )amps and other acceosorles, art ready at Yoo Hem.rt'• now and waitin(,
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Bright Patterns Lend Color
To New Fabrics for Kitchens
A profusion of pattern
mark 1 the E. T. Barwick
Milli: introductions at the
January Home Furnishings
M a r k e t in Olicago. Shags
and solids, prints and plushes,
tweeds and trend-setting tei:-
tures highlight the collection
of 17 new fabrics.
Soil resiatant and moisture
proof, the carpet fabrics, all in
man-made fiber~ bave been
engineered for 'font wear. col-
or clarity and practicalilY;
One new group by Barwick
is Kitchen Classics, a col-
lection of six patterns deaign-
ed and colored specifically for
kitchens, although applicable
in•any area of the home. The
designs represent many design
periods and the ColorM:t prin-
ting pcocess enables color
clarity and distinctive pat-
terning. The 'designs a r e of-
fered in 15 colors, each backed
with "hi-density foam."
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The 1iJ: kitchen pa~
are: ''Anlmcan'', a eollectiion
of colonial shields and star
pat t tr n 1 ; "Terraatone,"
stemless lhamrocks aboun-
ding on a solid ground ;
"Con tempo," a geometric play
ol colors : "Mosaic," a cob-
blestone effect in a tri~l
oration ; . "lteriaiuance," a
graceM 1e~in< ill a lyrical
mood ; ''Monaco!• a aunbunt
design in say color11. Made of
n y I o n. the carpeting ii!
distinguished by its long-
lastlng qualities and UM ot.
maintenance. '
An outstanding v e I v t t
featured in the Barwick in-
troduction!! is "Jade East," a
double dense and poshly·pluah
fabric offered in 20 high--styled
colon. Whisper Blue, Peach,
Regal Purple, Lemon Ice and
Parrot Green are but a few ol
the exotic color choices. Made
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moot -eoio< ponobleot Too."1-
to its brilliant, :ut....i. J•• a&. Model
6<XXI, with. ••ere :it•• diJdl at , :, k 111o!*feot---·--to-room.... e11' • •M._..;
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ol nylon, the paU<rn ls
avaUablt in 12-fMt amflS-foot
widths.
Shap., an important trend
factor, are repreHnted by
"Redondo Beach", ' ' Ga y
Profusion" and "Cafe". The
fonner ii a thick, dense pile
combining six colon to create
an outstanding effect. Offered
in li colorways, the &hag is a
sparHiyed, beat let nylon con-
strudiDn.
Yankee Blµe , Tobacco Gold ,
Spumoni, Peppermint a n d
Apacbt Gold are represen-
tative ol the colors.
"Gay Protu slo n.·•· a
similar shag iJI a self fringe
area rug available In 10 color11
and four sizes--..-4 :a: 8. 8 :a: t, t
:a: 12, and 12 x 15. "C afe,''
another shag, is a multi-col-
ored. nylon fabric available In
12' and 15' widths and 10 ex-
dUn& colorations.
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ohtfltt,.., :lot by .ft• ru""d l(IOd' lool<I kl~ ..,.. ·
ciously ti111ant. "CtN'l'lel" is· formed tram hff'•• ~
and stllflly solid:p0cin and hickory veneers.-~ ·
from •-rK:h ·Morocco finiShi • litht•"Suede''.'fffttsfl ,
and 1 decoratlVt Valencia ttnish Mi shaded Whitt
with aec6nt1 of oHve green,
JtOUNO PEDESTAL TABLE, 41• dil., ntoMI to 15•,
lwo htiehts; ~"'" on<f111rty .................•..• -ISU•
ARM CHAIRS, two heights; re1ul1r and p1rty ---11t:oo
BUFFET, Glenstone t~. 56~ wi~t ........ ~·-·· .. -·-.. -459.00
GRILLE DOOR CABINET, V1ltnci1 finish -·H· .. ·-··--575.00
Additional pieces inctudt oval 1nd trestle dlnk'l1
tables, lar.ger buff£~ and china cabinet. tall e1ne·blck
an d 6pen wood·back chairs i nd mobile 5tlrver.
"BRENTANO" by Heritage
A-m. styllsh t lassic ... ll>ot's how we -11bt ll>ls
MW Hitrit ... eoil«tion for your ~cljf'Klc pllll... ..
llllilo ityltd 11•1•11<•' .. pertly .... Uio.t ill WlllMlt
..,,..,, and pecan solids ••• hond rubbtd by lllrilile
lor 1 .,.flow beouty. For oecont, el!oooe - -
pieces M'littblt in Bttntano White, • brutMd .....
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Decorative Spray ~eally 'Catching On'
'CRACKLl-CRAZE' FINISH GO ES DN EASY AS 1 ••• 2 ••• l
It's teatime at Zales
Magnificent 5-pc. Silverplated
Te~ and Coffee Service
E:leglnt sltverplated tea and coffee Hrvlce
hll'. coffH Pot and tea pot with insulated
handle1. Creamer and covered 1ug1r.
Heav.y baroque tray. The perflC1 complf·
ment to luxurious entertaining.
NEWPORT CENTER
17 Fush ion lslsnd
Open Mon, & Fri. 9:10
SANTA ANA
101 Weit 4th Street
Open Mon .-Thur1.-Fri. 9:10
FROM HAIRLINES TO ALLIGATOR SKIN
Crackle-Craze Has
Fascinating Finish
The Behr Process Corp., of
Huntington Beach, introdu~
ita latest product just this past
smnmer.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Called "Crackle-Craze," the fuclnatlng new decorative
finial> which la simply sprayed
Crackle-Craze can be used
on furniture, woodwork, walls ,
floors, cabinets, lamps, table
lOJ>l!I, doors, switch plates,
wasteba:Bket.s, bikes a n d
automobiles..
GET MORE TO GIVE
FOR CHRISTMAS
AT SINGER NOW
WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE ...
PRICES ARE LOW. .
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dohsuzlgozlg
oowtngmochlno
by SlllQER In
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REDUCED TO S328
an MOR! TO OM! with I SINGER'
"Plug.ill • Wotcll" bright, troulll•-
color TV. Get SINGER engineering fOr tu·
pet1ative color recep11on tn a rich walnut-
veneer9CI cabinet with front-mounted flnger·
tip conlrOls ••• and FREE DELNERYl
Rogulal1J $Mt
Useourconvenien!Budgetl'lan ••• nomonlhlypayment until feb., 1969.
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WA.Tai
SINGER PMftS Et VIS
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on, is already "catching on."
Behr'1 De'l(t three-coat, all·
sproy kit p{oducg striking
two-rolir patterns, ranging
from hairline cracks, through
r<plile.11dn, to onyx designs.
The pattern develop! Itself,
right befort the uaer'1 eyes,
starling within a minute after
sprayina on the leCOOd coat
The thickness of this coat
delermlnel the size of the pat-
tern -thin for a small design,
thicker for a larger one.
Crackle-Craze tits contain
three ti-Ounce spray cam -
bue Cract1e-O'ue coat And
top coat There is sufficit.nt
spray to cover 20 square feet
and the tit retaila for $6.95 .
The kita come ln five color
comblnlilom, determined to
be the most popular from coo-
111:Der ruearcb and decorator -
Open Door
Policy Fine
Here's an Idea for an un·
usual "holiday gift" for the
entire family.
0 Don G 11 more" Aakhus,
owner~perator of Lido Elec-
trQnic Doors, lnc., 324 N. New-
pCrt Blvd., Newport Beach,
for 17 years suggests an e1ec-
tronically operated garage
door.
The firm deals exclusively
in the sale and servicing of
automatic garage doors; sev-
eral models are on display in
the ftnn'1 showrooms of Udo
Doon.
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YOUR CHOICE OF
STEREO ENTERTAINMENT
AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Sylvania Pynamlc America iileruo SC228BT
• Out1tandin1 Cante Styffng • B'utternul vaneera
and 1olld1 • l'•ll aredniu bua • FM llereo/
FM/ AM 1\nMr • JI W•tta EJA • Sealed Air Su ..
pension Sp.II• lyatea • Carrvd Cutocn
A•lom1tia Turallble
$299.95
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411 East .17th Street
COSTA MESA 646-1684
DAILY M; SATUltDAY N
Our 22nd YHr ltt tile Hwbot ANG
Et~11ce Yo1r Home for the Holid1y1
With l111rio11 Carpeting
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Servin9 Orang• County
Sinee 1961
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MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
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Placemats
Aie Tuned
To Future
Tuned to the IUlun llld the
trmd Iowan! color .and dellgn
In table ICC<llOl'lea, Scott
Poper Company la lntnduclnc
alx new paper plaCemat pat..
term. LtvelJ col<n I 9 d
oplrlted deslpl Ml the lempo
for 1111 table oelllng, lnlmnal
u well u fcrmal. Thi new
desllOI ~:
Glul ,,..., -lllylized
orange, pink and gr• • n
Donn ootllped ID black on
whlto blcqroond.
Medclaa1 anlntrleate
dlllp In -Pl llld
-.. wblto blckllQIDll.
Swirl: I -dlllp ln
-sold 11111 pln1: .. wh!to bacqrouDd.
Puflow•: an ovenll ftoraJ
pottern In blue, purple llld
black on whlto blcklmmd.
LaUlct1 an o 11 v 1 green
dellgn ougpollng wrooght
lrM latticework on whlto
blckground.
Wlterm:elt11.1 a tWfan of.
fl'Ulta a D d Oowen: ln vlbrant
pinks, greens a n d golds on
whlto blckgroand.
READY FOR COMPANY -TblJ aroond-th&dock line alld ~era. In addl1ioo lo comer grouping pie-
-comer grouping by stE¢<1>-Blad: la amoog tured here, which oerves ao smart oorner coucli by
many double<luty pieces stocked bY the new Aroade <lay alld as twin beds bY nigb~ the lhop has Iounge-
Center, 1951 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, when recliners, mattr...ses and other items the busy host·
owners of the MW!y opened llb<lp -Rldlm'd Specht es& will find !DOit helpful as rhe enteitains over·
DAILY l'ILOT Wodnetd October 30 IHI .._ Pum
STE RE IY FIS.BE
THI PISHlll l'HILHARMDNIC
MiDmUANU.N
1N PICAN
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You muat• tnd hMr the
Ill MW 1969 filhtr
-....... .. phfflt -···--the txhfleretlon OM ·fwls
wf\t:n enjoying tht
wry flnm In IOUfld
rtproductlon. Only
ftitn un Y'OV
undtrst1nd why 1udlo
connolsSllun and 11rioul
music kMin pla
ll!E FISHEl9 lbovt
ell ordi.nsry br1nck.
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llomn...t lrtm the put, a
beautiful color _..iuctl<lll of
an origlnaJ oU petnttng by a
well known artist llllCh as Paul
Cezanne, Odiloo Red on,
Wimlow Homer, Jean
Cblrdhi, Jean Corot. ud
Wllllom Hametl, II lutured
w 11 b MCb pockqo al
pl...,,.ta,
and James Jeffries -gpedallze In sleet> fumlture nlgllt hdlday vlll!on. monmactm<dbySimmonJ,~~-~al,y~,~I.&~·Z.~Boy~,~Btrt~·:____:::::..=-:...::.:_.:=-:~~--~~~~~~~_:..:==::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::==::::=::=::=::=:::J;;~Ei:,
nter
ThatCoOHS
by CORNING
No bunas otcoils. -·.~Ii
white, aosy-to-clean panll with four ....a.st designs
that mark the lhermostalleilly controlled cooking
areas. Turned on for ~. the sunbursts slow ,.,~
low. Turned at!, tho enllla uface Is 11Sabl1 counter
space. The ~ler, That Cooks comes with special
eom1rw CookmlleS-they "' 1rom -1o °""" 1o tablalq). Come see this remarloJbfe c:ool<lns in...n-
tl0!1 '""" Cotnlns.
COAST ILECTRIC
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646°2486
If yon like Spanish
You'll love MANSFIELD'S
JHMSt caTAIHLYI STOii HOUIS< I.ION. 6 I'll. t AM TO t PM;WHK DAYS 6 SAT. t AM TO S:IO l'M "
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New Elegance Adds to 'At-Home' Living
People .,. aolnl Giii i... feds rdlectal In the fiber, and animmen acrou Its -Jn
and enjoyiog it mottl clear 1umiooua colon. sllk.en wa\let. ''Star of India"
The al-horn• •pproaeh In u 11 • looll U>al bl-comea Jn IT hip furuoo col·
Uvlnl bu akudy •naendeml buutifully with either modern ors Including "Valley o f
• major revolulkln ln the ap-ot trad:itlMal fumisbinCS : a Kashmir", a vjvJd Ume ll'fflli
parel field and appean delf.in.. fine companion for treaaurtd ed t.o .. ave the aame effect ia "Indian Spice," a burnlahed "' anUquea. rich fabricl ; a . -\ home fashionl. perfect foil for a.leek, smooth coppery tone; plui a completa
Women lrt fmdinc that contemporary ~. range of light to deep bluet,
elepnt, •l·llome COllume1 re-Leading rollla, tncludini ,.._, golds, reds, and pale,
The play ol light Oii the
luatrous nbel createa subtly
cbanitn& pattern variations
lot a truly distinctive new
look. Availab)t in toor coJ.
orationa.
What's New
quire a special kind of Lea carpets, Alexander no-color neutrals. back:gr1,iund to do them justice. Smith, Berven Rug Mills, Re-Here are features to look
Aa a result, the job of creating gal Rugs and Rugcroften LEU CARPETS interprets for in new .utomaUc ranges :
an aesthetically pieasinc home Mve i.otroduced lu:rurioua the new. Ober ln a htxurianl, SUde-ln style for built-in
environment 11 becoming just new rug and carpe\ designs in long-haired shat called "Mid· look without alteraUons.
u important to a woman as Source that are now available nlgbt Sun". A new addition to Programmed eookia& for
the selection ol. her wardrcbe. in quaJity thope and depart· Lee.I' "Civilized Shag" col· unattuided, completely auto-
Tbia new emphu.11 o n ment. stcna throughout t h e lection, it comes in both solid matic oven cooking.
graclool living and irood Lute area. •nd sophisticated tone.on-tone Keep-wU'lll oven teatnl for
manifests llaelf in every area effects. The glimmering lei· keeping food! hot ui'ltil served,
ol home furnishings. Whether ALEXANDER SMITH uses ture ol the Source fiber warming plates.
classic traditional or pure Source fiber in a thick, lush creates the elfect or infinite Meat prClbe for roasting to
arcbitecturaJ modern, th e ahag that Inv!~ barefoot tonal variatiom although no e:r:act degree of doneness, au-
trend translates into lush ambling. Appropriat.e1y named more than two are twd tomatically.
fabrics,rlchcolorandpattern, "Opileacence", it come1 in together. Available in a "com-Wallt.-level broiler for no-
deep pile carpets, exciting te1.· glowing jewel·like colon rang-plete palette ol colors from stoop broiling.
tural conlrut.s and fine art ing from hot Coronal.ion pink, pale parchment and sherbet Cookln:t -surface tbenno-
objects. deep Amethyst purple arxl tinb io deep vivid, jewel atatle eoatrGI for automatiq:
brilliant emerald to turquoise, tooe., and gutsy earth shades. top-of·r•nge cooking.
NEW FIBER eilartreuse, sapphire, garnet, Silicone oven-door seal• for
Source, the industry'• first copper, gold, earth and pearl REGAL RUGS, If1C. in· cooler kitchen, ITKN'f: even
new carpet fiber Jn seven tones. lroduces ''Genesis," a unique temperature.
years, epitomizes the "new area rug of Source designed 811111-ln power ventt for
elegance." Introduced r!IC'ently BERVEN RUG MILL 8' by Marie Creamer. A deep, ovens and top of range.
by Allied Chemical Corp., thil "Star ol lndia" recreates the dense &hag lexture, 'th I 1 Euy cleanabUity for overi
unique bi-constituent f I b er paUna of coetly polished wools beautllul contemporary design and top of range.
recreates the aoft now and Wied in precious Oriental rugs. features a muted ~lor Fifth burner convertible to
11 u 6 c 11 lfiT-ll 11 s-1w
transl•ted Source fiber into n ·
exciUna colleetloa ot.
handmade oua:t.om. area t\1.11.
which dr&M&the the llbor'>
luxuriou.I palina, plUI se.vetal
•eproduetlona of Au-s.-and Oritllt41 rugs.
The lalt« e&plun the dqaDI
&}ow o/ precloua antique llllt.,
ONLY TAKES TWO
Program cooJting O!'I ntw
automatic rang~ r~lrea on-
ly two' settings .,... time and
temperature. The oven cooks
the food, then holds it at serv·
inc tµnperature without lou
of tenderness « 1molsture.
patina of the finest antique An eleganl, leaiher lhag, light elfed with 'IOJid color border. king-size griddle.
sil.U and polished wools used11---------'--------------=--=----------------
in precious Oriental rugs .......... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ...
This, coupled with up.tcHhe
minute wear and maintenance
properties as well as e1.ctllf!flt
resiliency and newness reten-
tion make.!1 Source the most
exciting fashion fiber on t b e
market today .
New rugs and broadloom
carpet.II made of Source pro-
vide a 11himmering base for
today's lu1.urioua living pat.
terns. They range from lush
shags to Oriental reproduc·
lions and ablltract area. rugs.
LUSTROUS 'SOURC!:' CARP!:TINO ·KEYNOTES ELEGANT LOOK
Source brings a completely
new look to soft surface floor
coverings that is characterized
bya aubtle Iri descence ,
fascinating light and shade ef·
• • ~ONE OF MANY -This is one ol many vigneUe
l displa~ set up in the 14,000 1quaN1 feet of di~ay
I
l at H. J. Garrett Furniture, 2215 Harbor
Costa Mesa, where pre--hoUday shoppers are
=to browse on their own or take advantage
1 no-obligation advice from professional de-
S'1gn~rs always available at Ule store. ----
COMPACT PENTHOUSE CONSOLE
. CABINET WITH BIG STEREO SOUND
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• Medilf!rr11nr11n Stylin11: • O istrPS~!'rl Oitk v"n Per11
, •nd 101idt • d'Ar~on\al luning 1'11Plrr • F'W
SW-eo1 PM/AM TunPr •JO W111t8 [IA, 11 Pu,t...
liulton S•lltOior P11nel • s .. 11titd Air S111pen11ion
·Speaker Syatem1 • G1trr11rd Custom Profea•ional
Turnt1bl1 $379.95
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DAILY PILOT IMff PMflf
M.llDRIG.//L
by Heritage
makes dining a pleasure ...
. . . entertaining more gracious
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COST A MESA, C.A:Ltf .
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Men Want Room· of Own in New Homes-
' 0 ~ILT PILOT .Stiff....,. ' .
STAGE .IS SET-JUot'W'lllll\1g !or the holiday bird Is HU beaullful Mediter-ranean-Spanish~l<\ oak and·~ band rubbed dining rooin tiru;emble fea-
tured at Manl!ieldi, 1111582 Beodl Blvd., JI~ Ba<b. I'll luxdrious s.uing
c:oold make the. 'l'be!iklll~ jeest in your ·tiome ttoe biggest occasion ever
tbis year, Of course,lll dlMri t have to wait llo;l' "Turkey Day" to make any
meal an occasioo, lligh~tcl c:llli!ra ~ avallll,bl• ~ velvet up!rolstery or
spindle di>slgn-(i>oth ~). . :
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inr tM chair. IA-Z-BoJ • trtl7._ :lmDftf'ehllir :loir l'Oddtir,
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hlindlOIDflr ea'l'9l'9d with eolorhl ....,, faltria .. tM
wMia llDt •1ard hbrtc Pr1t1•w.
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CookbookJ frequently rt-wrapped before they are sent Cookware 1tyle11 in 1tainlesa
mind readers that success in to the cookware manufacturer range froro elegant plain
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ordinary metal gives the broth
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ens Council and -Men's CIUb bav• dedded to take Ume,out for .. 1,.. tin, '.f811 paify;. " -' .
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. " Tickets for the' evem . will-bf, $5.llO per ..,;,p,. and reservatloni
may be made by calling Mrs. E~ Gallagbet,-847·7903 or Richard
Seosl<~. 897-4981. . . •
· Parish members and gu..U AN Invited 1'> attend and enjoy ~to Ule music of Johnnie Winkler and.bis on:heetra Md IOllP
by tile Happeolngs vocal group. · •
. Amoog the prizes wblch will be' aw.meet ~urlng the evertnf I.-
a .three-day trip to Las .Vegu and dinners for two at Francoia rea-
taurant, Sberatoo·Beach, Ha'Peony and'Town and Couiitry Inns.
Serving as chairmen for Ill& dance ·are Mrs. James Greene and Dr. Richard Rube. • . ' '
~ who will attend to wek<>me DeW as well as estabiktled' ~rs will be tile necutlVll board d. tile wom«>'• council Jn. etii'lllng the Mmes.' lloben Lew!Okl, pMsident;' George Perry, first
vtc,e P\'OO!dent; Wallace_ I>o•~" sec(il!d -.lce.:J>l"'Sid"'lt; J9!11es Mlller,
place 'betw...i-t,p.D!.-'1.1,.e.111-;0i!.Y. 'N9 • 15,: ei-e~(!#t' tJ · : treasurm;, and Daniel Abel, seem.tty. lla)'tt>Olld Vidal is presidem of
rlgbt) Mrs; ll:'OQ,oo G'a!lilller ·0r:Jilch.mi Rulie'~ ll!n.'.Janies , . the Men • Club, : • , .
Greene. O.:Jllil!e and-:=ii· •. !lteene·lia dlairpjen::'iU!d'~.IGalia• · , Tile next beMfit·ti>rbe opamorecl by the lfCUP will·be •·Cl!rl&t.
gber may :be(<l!i>tacled· ;~tflllls'at·M1·7903. "· m'al:Corner In Decemb<!r.
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regardless ot ~ w~tber, ·-..yo(l w,wldft~ i'ieueve. ft,'tt a tour thr:ough the Paqama,
11ays Jane Risvold. Jane, says Jane. Susan ha 1 •Canal and Carlbbelh before
originally was chalnnan for tecQvered beauUfully a n d returning to spend Tbanliqtv.
the LltUe Mermaid Ball wl/!<:h slJ'eady'.it~ .in school, and Ing and Chrtltmu wlib the
annually benefits Chlldrdi'• Der D!D~ JI ,more dedicated Risvold fuilly. . . ,..,.,.:c...._ and enthuil,adJc ~than ever Hoopllai ol Orsnge ~,.-• al>Oot ulii matveIOu :ii>fk car·
She relinquished her dulie/I'~,-'R'ed pb,m'~Mw;.
Jill (Mrs. Cbarip)', "'1tet:· .The ·~--... •looking
when &he learned' daUibtet --r~ard to S'Ublt•Y when
Su>an, 5, laced &q1114-~-',Harmoo Wrl8'JI, :t-·• fatber, / . . >" ·-, . ~
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Original Art :Works
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Children tiom 'Hointin(loo.. ~ aii4 ~Qceen
View s!'llool ~ct! will display th.Oir ,art. !'1"k clpl'·
ing a Cll!ldren • Art Festival opemng. Friday.,, N:ov,
l ; in Ille l!un11ingt')ll Center 'Man. '·' .. . , " •
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sons Barry and Brian "batch.
ed It," Jane Dod drove over toe
her former home in Sslt Like
City ltt her l<CODd visit in U
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She WU W~y welcomed
by her COUlin and maey old •
-who still live in ihe 04
ty and wu bU1J every nilnule) •
wllb -part!.. -Iuncbeom pv1n ln her boo« •.
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~"""'1 Children'• Choir
will ·lie trlck-or·treatlng for
~CEFiomorrow.
A1S<> parliciDating in the eveot/-~,by ..
the Hun\ingtml !leach Juruor W~":t1qb; .wll! !!!I"
St. Bonav~•'f ;~~ool and the NW!li -l\)l"til!i-<. ton Beach ~ve N'uH9ry. •l · · '-i ' Art directors wlll collect the ·entries i¢d ~.. DaU&btcra ol Mr,, and Mn:
child paJ'l:icipatint MU receive a.cert;fjcpti;, .. :.: WJl\la!n . C. s.m, ol u...;;
has proclaimed the ,weal< of Nov. 1·tiirou81i NW. 1, and Mer;1t;11, -al st,: .Art1sriC' Fiffctotn ' Expressed During Festiv.al . . -' '
l Alvin M. Coen,;1nayoc of H~i &jlcll,. tlqlonllolchareAnn.U.,10, '..,f. . :. •p • • · ; )
as American Art Week and the public ls urged to Bonav-.O'• School, and • i ·. · •. ' '<' ' , <-•. :.,1~~:,.=.,•~ J~shoW ..,._ec1 by ~ l'!':. atlmxll Mater E~ 1~ bal>x "'41ta to d'ec:onit.or items'wlll ~ve) Pstrtotu: theme,. are (1811 to right) Mnl. Har;
Mn!. Jam .. Mahan, chaltman ot fine. AIU, has • _ ~ ~-t« •• ...., Huntlnfton ·Beach · Ward old llal'per, IQClety president. Mrs, Fnd c.nfidge
requested Mrs. Roy JobDson _, servo as geneml 1be ~...,.,.. bsve been· · Foat flel!Ot~etf ~ Church Ill J~ Cbrlll; Latter· and Mrs, Leland Sanders, ~ c:l!alnnc. Tickets
tjlalrman, ..,.i usioting 11tr·wlllbe-tbe Mmes. Ted ' bon o1 the cbo4r I . ~,,. · ' ' """"-Reddick, David Stetkbellir, William Wllsoa, JOOn mem er. day-~ !ts 'F'~ F..Uval 5aturday, at $1.75 for adults, $1 for ""'¥'.,._,may be _~ed , c,tler mid Fr,ank ·souzo,.: ' . lh(ea ,..... and bsve •Po · Nov. 9. llinuar, \\iill' be oerved et s p.m. In Poe«'• by calling 'Mrs. Stantm Monu, 8:12-8483, and Ille· •.Alf<>~ the festival' ls G.adtn.Weot 'peanil wilh Danny Kaye and · Colooial Temlce"Boom · w~_,_.._ :tOuowed '•y public Is invited to dine·and·browse .......... u,e',... ,. ... ,~ • .miai ~ ciftereid the use d. :II ...-e!a to in tho Diseeyland Small Wttld L • "!""""""!• . .. .. --difi>1ay the .ch1J41'1n'• w-Jc. • · pu:ade m.Anabeim the. 1ia .. ,., :a.re. Working tor 11>• benetit, wbich wlll loclioDI d.fered. • /
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v-. baJ b-taken to heart by Mro. K""'1edl ,Haas (cenler).1 district di·
reclor mi preo!denb GI iho tWIJ oree cluba wl!idl <rill help host me 200 wool·
en ~-Tb~ are :Mn. iJoO llllaw ,•ol'die Newport club, which will ar-
ranae l~:.l.Ulldleoe ·~ C~Hunt oJ the San Clomeote group,
wllidl wll plan a &rturd4Y b -st. l.Jaguna Beedl la the bootesi cluti. . ' . ·-. . \ . , • ~ l • ~ ... \ •·:!'J-:. ... ,· '
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Soroptirnists
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Triolo Link club cl Mea Rebeklb Loda:e bu meetlno
lbt fourth M-y et l p.m. ln
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deco~. Eech I t.-sured possession. ..... lloble In-~
~one, •lcht or twelve place settlnp. Each Includes
lhl Cltnnlr pllt9, 11'8<1, brad and butter, Qtp end ........ si-.,
only four from our llrp Royol Doulton caUoctlan, lncludlnc
Mlramant, Eni!lsh translucont clilna.
II/tell .. CtlllAQUlll.M • tlO lriiUUt GI: ~CIUNI
'YMO....,~ ....... ---.... ;alWi&.....,~• 'SLAVICK'S
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18 Foshioft blond
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Clubwomen Picturing Succ;esslul
Helping to make the annual Cbristmu Bazaar of
the Coota Mesa Women's Club a success will be the
bamboo jewelry, ribbons and paper which will be
sold with fruit candies, cookies, froitcates; jams and
jellfes. The sale, work.e<f on by all sections, will take
place Friday, Nov. 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.in. at the
clubhouse and will feature a couritry stott with a
Christmas Bazaar "
cra~er barre! provided' by the Gadabout Section.
Showing oH a few of the Items are (lei! to rtgh\) the
.Mmes. Karl Jordan, Willliun H. Goodwin and Robert
E. 'McKennan. Chairman · of· the homemade ·and
handmade items sale ls Mrs. Eugene Wmg, assist-
¢ by Mn. Gordon Koster and !,!rs. F. Lee Wads-
worth ..
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THURSDAY
OCTOBER 31'
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,c;omtpOllda to verll!ca!lan of pu1'CMM poalblllllet a re ~
bulc jllllollopby. You lmow hl&hll&l>tod. Your ,_ could , .llll/AIUIJI · (Ja ~
-·k rfPI; key k lo follow dWlc•· Nol wloe to commit . II): Strw -... llJ ffDNSY OHAllll ' lllroqb.
AIUl!ll(llarcbil-Aprilll): LIO(Jul)'U.Au&.tl):Yo.r younalf. ,ol -,)P<tlP'dW Goht
Bow :roa r.we to puszles; dellrel llll1 coiil!ie! with c.u'RICORN (Dec. :!Wan. -.11· you are ....,...,._
)iroblema k ' IPOllfgh ..... You . )ludaol.Bereau.tlc.llon.~uk 11): llr<Ut11roll8hoccura. · ~(Fe11.:1~ll)!
draw the -.·c1-. You fir more than cm be baoll1«L You'rl. able to communicate Tate opedal cam• wltllJl>o
pi.., loletller pwll!e. Your ' , VJllGo· (AUi. is.sept, ti): and mah cootacll. MllllY are . wll,)"you loot, act. lip•._ i.
abllllytoreaetunder_. QWomtlGoisnotustrooc'u bn-With .Your unique .on-1•PP•aranee,
11empm.ci.8oclal oontacls . ?Gu 1!tlchl Imagine.~ .,-. llllplajl hu.mor., . •Jld9VO(I. ·lfaw --•pl are neCmu-y _mil. Ii on pubUc r.iau-. 'B. 10n0~tlllty. Caleb up "'1 c:or-. to be ·b•oellclaI . ,.
TAUllVI (April 20-May 20); yourvlewpo!nt11ta-Do ••••••••••••••••••••
-fri<nda Ibero ls a IO by beln( calm, receptive. : • lack. Today JOU CID Sain ad· LIBRA (Sept. 13-0ct; ti): . . ' , • ' ..•
mlratiol> ml win loyalty. SpoUlght oo how JOU ao-Sc' • Sh . . t•ffs ·. . . • QEMINI (May Zl.June 20)c complllb 1mportant tut. Pa-. • .. .,. orec I , . , =-~ K1:° r°to ~~ U~IOa(~~_J,!~~;. ' Ill~ ' . , ; "" ' · . <,/'.
· m.icate. Give ml receive. CreaUve forcee are mapllled. • CORON A· D · · • ' • Dooi lee! you teow II all. Be Keep reln Oil em o 11 o • a . • ., EL MA~ · '. . ' ;,;: k•
-to euggelllone. Tendency Is to go too far, too • · ; . .\,, •. CANCl!ll. (J\lne 21.;July ti)• fut. Be an lnoo,ator. • 3 Bedroom !anlily rooni with .;a.~·...,;.~• ·
You feel sruttr ...,,. of SAGmAl\IUS C!'IOV. n-• ' den, tormai dinlnl ~ ,.ru;,ralled . ...:.., ~ ' •
IOC1"ity. Good lunar upect Dec. 21): Land offers, home. ml huge uvin, room wllb -·-~. : • ,~
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HOLIDAY SEWING! e COLDWEU.. BANKER 1fr CO;:,· e
WIDE SELllC[ION OF POPUUR · • 2200 I. COAsT ~IGJ4WAY.~",,'~,,~ •
FABRICS, PATTERNS " ACCESSORIES • . NEWPORT IEAClt , . ., . "
The Fabric Center -
49' E. 17th St.atlrvlno, 646-4544
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UM 'Yeur MuNr Ch•l'I'
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never bef~re ad~ertis.ed by ~ffums' at these low prices ••• all reduced from regular stodc, ..
' no special purC:hases ••• quantities and sizes limited ••• no mall, phone, c.o.d. orders
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HALF-SIZE DRESSES REDUCED
1/3 to 1/2 OFF . '
Reg. 28.00 to 66.00 daytime· and two-pi.Co
drosses in cotton and fashion fabrics blends.
A~o a smaU 9roup for after five; 12112 to
20112 .
' CLEARANCE OF DRESSES •
1/3 to-1/2 OFF • . •
Reg. 26.00 to 66.oo. One and two-pitct
dresses in cottons and other fashion blonds.
Good choi.. In wanted colors and styles,
including afier-five; 8 to 20. ., .
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BIG SAVINGS ON SPORTSWEAR ' ' ' . Print•d cotton skirts in a good selection of ·
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DESIGNER'S CIRCLE ·
Save on designer claytime wool dresses, coat cos·
lurnes and cocktail dresses, reg. 66.00 to 136.00 ......
~-............ -... -.. -·-.. -·-.. -·--40.00 to 82.00
SPORTSWEAR BOUTIQUE
Young d•signer dresses in many lovtly fabrics and
styles, reg. 36.00 to 96.00 ................. 22.00 to 48.00.
Pant tops, skirts 'n shirts, print tunics with m.tch-·
ing legs, reg. 8.00 to 60.00 --.. --.. --4.00 to 30.00
YOUNG CALIFORNIA SHOI'
Cotton and Ban-Lon®. knit tops in long-slNvoCI and
sloevoless styles. Strip•• and solids in turtleneck and
body shirts1 s;M-L, reg: 6.ciQ..12.00 ......... 2.99-3.99
Clea~ance on wool. rayOn crepe and cotton shirts
in IT\lny ~ttorns end colors. 5-13, Mlg. I 0.()()..
17.00 ..... -...... -............. _ ..... -_. ................. _.'-._._ '4;99
fisherman knit s,..at.rs, natural color sUpover styles
in V-nKk and crow-neck. 36-38-40. And, wide leg
plaid pants; 5·15 ....................................................... 9.99 oach
, , Rigid cotton ~~ts in solids end prints. 5-13, reg.
, 7.00-15.00 ................ .. .. -................................ 3.99-7.99
Wrangler joans; 5/6-15/1., reg. 7.00-8.00 ..... 4.99
HAN DIA GS
FASHION HANDBAGS
NOW REDUCED
1;97 to 29.97
Rog. 7.00 to 50.00. Stylos include clutches,
swagger, envelope, classic, single or double
handle •, small to largo totes. Fobrics j~
t1pestry, l!r1ws, patent, cell, seton, plal!ic
or leathers. Black, brown, ten, white, red,
yellow, orange or mtdti-c~~s.
INFANT'S SHOP
Cotton pleywHr for infonls ind toddlen. Jacket,
shirt and short set or hoodod jacktt with long pants.
All hove official emblem of Angels or Dodgers, reg .
4.00 to 7.00 .. ---·-... -·--.... now 1.99 to 3.99 .
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FOR INFANTS
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um.I SHAVER SHOP
Famous ' m1kor sport coots in a wide ·ieltctiOn of'
sfyfos,.fobrics, pattern• ·~d colon. 4-7,.~ J-0.00
to 13.00 ......_ . 2.99,
STORE FOR BOYS
Solid color, pormon•nt press berm:uClas of tho fined
quality. Excollent colon: 8·12, rog. 5.00 .2.99
Femo~ mokor,moek turtlonock knit"shirls, are1com-
pletoly wash1b!t: Short sloevod styling in all11tod
~Items and colors •. 8-20: rog. 3.50-4.00 _ 11'~9
STORE FOR MEN
BIG SAVINGS ON
MEN'S SWIMWEAR
2.50
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Reg. 8.oo tci 11.00. By to~•'on. swim-•
woer com.. in v1r;.ty of plaids, pathm• and
solids. F1brics includt Dacron® poly..tw
ind cotton bJends, stretdi ond· nylon. ' ' 'j
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Group of swimsuits in wanted styles; m<istly
sman sizes, reg. 12.00 to 25.00 .. --......... 7.99 .. \ '
FamouM>aker Kormon tr.at.cl slrirts, cap-
ris, sweet.rs 'Tn eqi11: beige1 denim ' or
yollo\r ' • .. __: .. 4,99
Maf<:hing filckets but not In al sizes ....... 5.99
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BETTER SWEA TERf
15.H to 24.99 -
R.g. 25.00 to -40,00: .... ny oft"-b..utilul
..... ton ot• -.of+li~ AJl.wool, novolty
ond fino'knits ln mony colon but not in .. e.y
slzo. Hurry for liest choicol
MEWPORT camTt ••
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CIHranc• of famous ma~..-dayweor I /3 to I /2 off ' , .. Cleeranco of ro~os end loun~.,,••r I /3 to I /2 off .
FOUNDAnONS
Girdles, -f'anfy girdles Ofld skirt girdles witlf 9oO<I
controlling foaturos, reg. 9.00 to 13.50 .. 4,s'O to 6.75
Speci1l group "of bro ~.-.... ·--·'....-...... _.I /2 off ' SHOE SALON
.-. --. ANDREW GELLER ' AND
ALMALFf D~£SS SHOES • 9,97 I
Rog • .25.00 to. 32.00. Hert or• t.rrif'tc r• "
1' d~ on -of -flJ.t sho.s. Fashion
\ e_r.J t>"•ic colon in fl~ ~•Hurry for•
ti.-•• 1 .. sr . . ' '
II FASHION ISLAHD • 644-2200 . •
. " R<ig. 12.00 and 14.00. rmp"Ortod 'fforil C.n-', •lmost 'al sizes, reg. 4.00.5,00.-· 1.99.J
.da, th.so Hquisitoly d•t•~ocl dr.Ssos ind
drols and pant His or& 'beautiluly el"~toid-.,..d. . l' ' ' . . -
I' · B•ttor dr~ss llacb in wool wontods, hopi•alii and l
Dacron® polyester. end wool blends. Mo&1'f, i..t(
loop modolt, !,W'J· 22.95-35.00 ;14.99 Pr•
' • • • I VARSITY SHOP
• Famous c.Jiforiiia moktr wool jocleh In 3'/4 ltftgtli.
' Pl.id ~tt.fm· 18-46, reg. 60.00 . ' 34.99,
. ' ' . ' ~ . Dressy and sckool clren•• with some on9.of-o-klnd
• • GIRU' SHOP .
~ . ~ . r ... in ..scii19d colon. """ styles, reg. 2.50 • 99c
Jylts~'mlny sital from 4· fo 121·rog: 6.o0.12.00
,& ' i --~--------3.99-7.99
P!.ywHr selection lnclud,os shorts, knit lops, shifts
and swim-ar in bright colors: muy si•s. ra9'.
3.00-9.00 f.49-3.4' ' •
\Jglitweighf liondtd ~ -,lk coots and j-
l~' AAo, wat9rproOl co...._·aii'll'pa..tic1. M111y
oM-of .. -kind styles, reg. 12.00.2 i.00, l!J to l!J off. •
. MQCDAT, THURSDAT, FRIDAY 10:00 TILL ·,:3'
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pa_ftts ' I " '. I ' I 24 to li0% off ' . 196t--«~ ~r~ .'I/a eff
196(-61 H.~1 Molitor, •• R ... ",Mota
--------~-10% off
Ont~ PATS 10:00 1IJ. QI"
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Senior Coeds Honored
By lonta .€1ubwomen
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Jetslc• JOMI
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Mill JrtYtt-Steinbacher,
cllu8hter of tho -Stel,.,...... ol Colla M,..,
ii a M1ior • at Carta Mesa Hiib wlJo plans to attend ~'stale University and
atudy-loo.
Girls' Athltilc AlloclaHon.
Latin Oub •. _yearbook ·11a11
and w.. publicity chllrman
for tho lllipllom<ll't claaa and
junior clasl treasurer.
She hu been· active· tn tho
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Thi.I year she is associated
atudent body vice president.
Durlng her junior and sen-
Ol'!N .TODA y
11 A.M. TO I P.M.
GREAT SAYtNGS ON ALL ~ . . CARPS.I
DuPONT ;~'50l"t '-~-1 •.
w.. i....,., will ... -... ~ ,... 5u .tfM b.rgaia. C1•pl1hly •lule' owr
dflau peel. I 0 ye• 1••,.....••· . , . .... I.fl~ • . ~s.; Tt
2" LONG s1.1A~:~
100% .,... ~ ........ 1..r. ~~ '~-. ...,.... ..-...c ...... ..., .... ::.::. ,,. ·88
delne ,.cL 10 .,... ...,...t••· ' , ·
..... llAO . 14. ft
KO DEL
TM+ NW lux•rious fib,.., Tip Sheer,
clMM well All dKotetor colon. Corn.
ple+.ly instanM .....,. d~•x• p~. 1 o
yeer parent ...
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AISOl.Uta.Y NO LA10R c:KANI
CUSTOM DRAPES
FIEllCll PWT • ~ • =-...;;..
• Pl.l Mm! .. HJll ...... 1am PWT -~ •• , ... •TTOM • WltOHTe
, CADm!l!'!
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71'2 WllTM141U Aft. -m.7571
c ! ... .,., • 7 0 ""'
IUENA PARK w.an ...... at .... ;::; .... -t:=.)
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547-41>7
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ORANGE
QUlfJ
JM -CHAl'MAH rt-.OCXWVtfW _ .......
Sistarhood
Temple Sblron'a Sllterqood
meet. tho fourth Wednelojay
of the month In Temple
Sharon Religious School, Collla
Mesa, at I p.m.
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Harbor TOPS
' Harper School In Colla
Mesa is the location wblre
members of TOPS Harbor
Li&l>len 11ther each Monda;
evenlni at 7:30 .
Combined at Dinner
Servtnr a dual purpoee Is
the pOttuck dinner belnc plan·
ned by the Hiii Top Nurwy
School, a parent participation,
nonprofit organization.
The event Will take plact at
the school on Friday, Nov. I,
to raiae funds for llChool ex-
Pl!Mel a n d ofter pareats d.
childron •nrollelf to bec<ne
better acqualnled -''Neb
other.
servm, u ehatrmu fll the
combined IOdal and benefit b
Mr•. Joe Mebt1an, and ad-
ditional information re1ardinc
UekeU may be obtained by
callinC Mn. James O'Donnell, ea-asn.· '
A turkey will be awarded
durilll tho evenlnl and pbolo
corlcaturos ol the parent. will
be tann .
On Monday, NIW. 4, the
Emotlon•I Maturity ol lhe
Withdrawn Child wlD be ez.
plOHd by. Mn. Martha
Villeneuve, teacher of two
-and nunery llchool clauel at Orange C o a 1 t
College and nunery lchool
teacher In~
Further iGfo11matto»
•epntinc Ille llchool may be
-by calling Mn. O'Donnell, MWM7. Mn. Sara
Sue ScoU b the director.
Now our South Coast Plaza
office will be open on
Saturdays • a.m. to 1 pam •.
Regular Weakcllly Houra:
· Monday ttvough Thuraday .1 o a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m. toe p.m.
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Class Will Teach How
To '~k the Halls' ~
HARBOR CENTER
2300 Harbor, Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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FANTASTIC SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! •
FAMOUS MAKER REDUCED
UPTO COORDINATE SPORTS ' .
WEAR-CAPRIS
TOPS and D8ESSES 50,o
FAMOUS MAKER· . .
COORDINATES . SPORTSWEAR
l/J TO l/J OFF
REG. PRICE
ONE -nd TWO PIECE
BETTER DRESSES
TO $2500
SPEC1Al8ROUP · ·
JUMPERS AND SHIFTS
Reg. to 18.00 $10 00
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COATS
1/2
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Off
UG.
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SPORTSWEAR
ltEG; TO 10.00 $100 TO $.300
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Military Rites
Said in Church .
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MRS. RAUi, COl'ITRERAS
' ~Uftlin•• IMdt Bride
Couple Married
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In Autumn Rites
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Arrangements of yellow and ·Given in maniaje by her
gold chrysanthe?DUDll a p ,.. uncle/Dick Hall; the bride WU
candelabra decorated the allaf attired~ a ctiaqfiilly.Jp.~ oyer
of the First ciwi.ua Ch~ _.,, ."'-~ giim; '\>itl liO'r f'r tbe.. weddiJtt' .or Suzanne , r-r ·F -
Lee Hall and Air Foroe Lt. train flaring from the eoweled
Raul Contreras. ' peau de .IOit ·eo:U¥· ~A··cJuster
jCorKtucUn-. the . diulllr.rltir• .. ~f J><!alsrtf~.piorls
ceremoiiy f<t· ~~~W~\beld, hfrJW!W6i\~tiha'1be
Mrs. Mazie Hall of J:J;un~ftRr! .. ·earried •~uet of assorted Beach and son of 'Mt. · and --Mrs. John Contreras of Hun-fldwen.
ttngton Beach was the ReV. : Mis. Bill Cummings from
TbOmas W. Overton. New London, Conn. serv~ u , . . . . . . .
--'I .:_~tron _of ~i ~~pbor
lenilh gown ,of pale. gold satin
1 ·~ ·., caged i\. yellow_ or~
: ,...i •• short~-bll!d In·
plact With a.fiat bow~Sht ·car·
ried a bouquet of tiny gold and r:l)ow chrysanjhe-.
Bridesmaids;': · • · Pamela
• Al!)!' ~ '1lDd . • >'en .
· ~.,,Jfl~ .. .-,r~. i ~--· · :.....,.a .,.cept tfli: ;••tlil .
Of a iieeper shade of. gold.
Flower girl Suzanne Be-
\, C11$AN SMITH
Ene•vtd
Dj!cemb~t;...
.... . ' .,..,.. Rite Set ·~.
Jarano was dressed in a yellow A Dec. 21 wedding is being
lace floor length gown. , 1 ned b s A Smith '. ,._ "tt-.:ima ''-A bridegroom U :Pon . y USfn nn · -~ ""'""--.:i """' arid Jehn M. Fowle. . '.griomsinen were Robert, Vic-News of the forthcoming
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Pilot's Deadlin,es
To avoid dliappointment, pr~sp.ective
brldea are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white gloosy photo-
gr,phi to the DAILY PILOT Spciety Depart·
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding. .
For engagement announcements it Ui:
suggested that the· story, also accompanied
by a ·bf·act and white glossy picture, be
·submitted early. H 'the betrothal annoUince-
. ment ind'Weddlllg date are six weeb or less
apart, only the wedding phQIO will bO ac-
ceptef .
.To belp fill requirements. on both Wed·
ding Ind engagement stories, fomis are avail-1
able in all of the DAILY J'ILOT offices.
Further questiOJll will be ... wered by Social
Notes ataff memben at 642-4321 or 494-9466. ·' toi and Luis Contreras, and event has been announced by
•. ~ were Rudy Rodrigun., 'the "bride-elect'a parents, Mr. 1 ~ ~k Rutledge anti Jim Rall. and Mn. Claud T. Smith of·-----------------.. JUrig beare~ was Stev~n Hall. .NIWROri Beach. .
4 A receptioo honor~ the ~ Mm Sritlth Is a graduate fl.
KAREN STIUSS newlyweds took place m the. 'Arcadia High School and she . /
·'I •• : fellOMhiphallofthechurcli. ,. c'"-1 as Miss Ar .. di. and "June Nuptia s Enga9ed .: The bride Is a graddate' of , Arcadia' Rose Queen;. A
Betrothal . '
tJuntington Beach Hi~ 8cbool marketing major at t h e
and . atte.nded ~9.P# • Coast .. university of S o u t·h er n
College. , Her , h!19~ .. '.'!",.. r.,~, she is a member of
ll'aduated ·~: . .it\l!t~ ll\la;p !&ppe Gamma.
Beacih Hig1i, OcC Mid Sin Her fiance, son of Mr. and ·Plans ·Revealed . .
A • d Jose state .. ~. H~ ·~~~ 'Ddnald Fowle of San
'. ·n nou nr,e , · ""' · ll'•duated too rn ' ~ •Gabriel b a graduate 'of San Frederick C. Meyer Jr. of EdwardJ' psrenta were mar·
'W dergraduate .pilot training at Gabriel High School and USC, Corona del Mar will claim rled. .
· Reese Air Force Base, Tex. wber'e he affiliated with Kappa 1Judith Lynn F.dwardl as his The bride-to-be, d~ugbter of
'l'be engagement ef , ~aren The cou• will make their Ssigma. He is in his second bride during June nuptiall in -Mr. and Mr11• Wal~ R.
st;ass and Vance .B.' bMee home • 1\-t'rav\f ,\1r F~ r year at at the· t:JSC School of J,.atewood Cbminunity Church, Edwards of Long Beach,
Jt. has been announoed by the • Base. ' Dentistry. , !the aame church where Miss revealed the news to. her Ka~
bride-to-be'a parants,.Mr. and pa Kappa Gamma sorority
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Newlyweds Select •
Family Rites
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from Palm Sll'lnl9 1llcli
School • and attended ~
Coast Collep. The -l)'W9
will rellide In -~ !'here they plan IA> returne . u.iJr
studies after a n or t b'• r n Cali!oriiia boneyri>oon: ' · '·
Special gueats al tbio w!'Cl-
dlng included Mr. and Mr<.
John Wineman, 1unt·and1u.cle
of the brld-• . I
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Rings, Vows Exch~ng'ed. ,.
A double ring ceremony con-
ducted by the Rev. David M.
Walker in the Metbodl1t
Church of the Good Shepherd
united in IJ),lllriage Manha
Lynn Zoet and Rlch1rd
Crulcldleld. FjJUO!aln Val)ey. _
Parent& of the coµple 1art For 1¥'T wedding a~ by
Mrs. Edward AndruBa of tbe lnimedlate fuDll)i.. the
Fountain Valley and' Derweot • liide aeleded 1 -<loogtb
7.oet of Santa Ma,ria, and Mr. white coatlltyle dress with a 1!111 l\ln. Ra!Jlll;Crutdilield QI ~~the Jl!Ckllne. lier .
· veQ· wu' l1'ld by '• t1ata o1
ceystal and peerla. and . • I carried a coloolal ring of
alternating ..... ·of ._
canajlons and Jern. 1 .
Atle!Jdlng the n"J!ilf«il
were Miss Brenda ,~
field and Kenneth 9uni>lnl-
bam. lister' and coullii ~ !iii
bridegroom.
Mlsa Crutcllfleld'• blue ~r ien8tb·d!'<ll W'U iiyw
' wilh ind' em)ilre w~ and her
conage ol white "*" · and carnations wu t:r1mmed with
a matching blue bow. ·
Carnations, Illy ol. the valley
and gladioli oumunded the
wedding cake centmng the
-t. telllt durl!li a
....ptioo In tbO llboimm-
• Beach Inn. Mill K I t e ft
Crutd>field, lister .of the
'benedk:t, dn:ulated . the .,_
book.
The couple left on1a•bone1-
moorrlrip up the .,..i.
Mrs. Olaf T. Strass of Hunt· -· il*n during a candlelight i~• eeach. For Whom · the Bells Toi/ ceremony. --
)'.,_eota of the ii<:~· . . ' She la a ~aduate of Wilson MRS. DAVID M.· G.l .. AU.D •
The bride • ls a ~of
Morlna "Wgb !!d>ool'and,ber
buaband1il 1 gradua., ot1Bo111
Grande Higb Scbool,~Gtldla
Grove.
~-~ .. MrSr. "..odM·~~:vic"°11v, • • • f·' .. d Hlgh ~ and now ta a " d ;.,r· . ~ H-' r-: d :,~:.,:t~~o~~-:.-= ~ Lako Arrowhoad HCl!lty~' Sun ay_ Te.a lt_s~:.~·~r:· .. ' \JI~ f";Bu get Expan s wlllrecelveherBSlneduca-. k m:~ch1'.'1'JW~ . ·' C•l. ,ou··r·· ... ::~~:::/~!~t~~ Nuptials Lin , Fet~Artist
araduate ol Remy Ford 11' SYLVIAf>RTER f:illh AVemie allver and gift II ·~ Iler fiance , son of Mr. and "' in tllt LAuiia
ScOOol in Detroit, ii serv~ More th.i ~.ooo .mar-store. brideiroom, be 1W't you, too, Mrs. Frederick c. Meyer of • 8'mda1 Tea ~ ~~~:?J= ri~~~=-~ im!~~=!: ~y:a::.::· =~~ .. ~;=:; Costa M~saos-~-·~ -~~ .. t"'o"'~"':..,, ~
Kilanarge In 1-Beach. ecoooml< lllalisllc which ~ 1/>e brJdal nctall7 to glve her badlel do lho USC .me .. he wu president the Mooltoo Gall<iy blob lilt
No date has been RI for the complicated, e •penal v'~ lrbal-abe needs and wenta. • "'"" °'i u.1"" ~ J:; of hta fraternity, Kapp• Vows and rlnp were ex-Alab jlltaud attended blJ . -ted.IA>'lhl --J.jla \
-· ' fruatratlnc, problems ~ ~· ,:''!be registry concept ls uni-~,....., ~s --~.--w'eddln' I Sigma. changed In the Prince of b/otber u beot man, and 1llt 'ahlbll .~ of ·1 -&em of ~ 'of ua ;.:1L-::, '\ 'qUtl)' American," !l&)'I Jent, ...,,_. ~·-· He also w a s a member ol Uilbering gueltl tp their aeatl 1 ,......
t lbe-weck!inc gllta. ~.,. ":.lid JS' the envy of practical, · ,iven by your category of the Knlghll, honorary ....tee Peace Lutheran Church, Cotta ,•,.... G All>ll Nemetz the ell lmlleaiC:: ~ the
».rrongements .We.~nowltartlng!A>rlde penny-wise brides fr~,otl\e< male are rarely among the organizaUonand•yellleader. Meaa b)' Vlck;y Lynn Nemetz ' bride's~ and, Jim.a :l'~!..te 1ter"*::'W:::.
, a new, high wave of mar· countrjM vlstin& here . =on~Sa= ai::, tl: • and Davi~ Ml~ 9Jrt\l<l, Giraud, another brotlier of the dly in o-Jnber. f. H I'd • rleges,spwndoobythecom· (2) Decide at the atart how 'boneymqoo. • 'nle Rev. -C. An-brlde&room. Mr. •end., Mt& ,Do~-ald or 0 I ays , tn,-or-oa,e of tile war bablet ol much you want IA> apeod -(I) K.:.. up lo date. In the Wed' d1"ng ._, derson p. r I 0 rm e d the About 40 well·wlshen ligned VanderbUt and !Ira. Monce · d tile !Me ,..,., SO far In 1189. don't fall lnto1he lrap of open" i::!'..~-....-, Ip< the doughier of the register u they entered llooe wll1 lljllt the rectpllon Clemonsfrafe , Ille number·of weddillCl ls up ~loo much In order IA> Imo 19'11; '""""""" tod bonbon Ml'l ond-Mr1. Auguat L. the, home .of 1ht )lride'a from I lo l p.m. • full ......-. and ... •N•• -the bride'• lrlenda or to ~ aet the acone; In the .-> ... •• ,._ ~ •• ~ •• I ••· 1 · a 11..,.--,..... .,._ 1-monoanmnied cocl:tall Nemetz aoo -aon w =~ {>al'ellw, ..,..,.,. I.Qr -recep-. , ~ • • · .• ~ b rlstmu ~~ ...t ftddlnp Ill tile tarp<\ "repoy" hor famllJ for a lilt .~ ..cf ·-In the 1a· Id Ollkn Giraud, all of Cotta Oon. ~ wote<Mn: S . .r.1 ' . uil Holid81 llellllrl' wll1 Iii'< lbjce 1111. • ' .. ,_ cl1lld. ....... ,.,._,.,; I p n' s' . 'T-0 t -'' -r· . Nemet& ult -.I: 4 n. a . I t I w d the progam for Lag1m1 ' Whel'a .more, ,._,,no (l)B•wwltha'"'""'"'ol !JD, "everytiocly fave .,, . to"-'·"··>-·•-Nemetz,)!olbofCoetaM ... OUpe 0 e ~dl Garden C1u1> •I 1:30 .. ft': for this ....;{'".; ao Iii What J..ik calla '~'I Cllldleatlcb." In. l<idCy'• ere father the hrid. ~;,.;> !; and both auoll o1 the bride.
p.ln. FrldaJ, N ... '1n· .. ~ .-i In,... ncept up. llfHtylo." What ... lief ~~..:~ .J:: Mr. and Mn. Leland A. ~·. wedding , ... of Mn. Gary A. ·Nemell, the In November meraber> ...,._ -Tiie lddo , .... .__..._ mar-•"'"-prof .. '-·'-!Will ~,--J...., J •-•· •·· have •• tin and •--.~ ..... lrilb bride'• •llterln.law pr"1ded '--• Bucb 'W a a' I •-. -. -. ,_. ' "In" -all--puaea ~ ---A ~~ -.. -I tile .,_boot'. ' • • L '-.---~ 0 m ..,... .... the lddl wUl Dllr· lht Uve ... Cllll)llll, In I cllY ~·~ ... -· !Glor ~--the _..,,,... of tapered aleevM. Her f)bow a ··-· • Y!':f«la .......-.. daUllUr Clli~ T'f. .. euburl>! 1n I prtnta-~ -· their daupter, Cblryl AM leqtb veu WU eeuiibl lo a Speclal 1u11I• -.. of Mr. lllid 'Mn. Vlioooiil A. =FN>d == Hmmc. -... 1ntimete or .-1 la .,_ eleplll 6:,"· -Jn doubt. buy JoMa to Norbarto Ulla Putor botdplece ol *' and -i ;n Mn. Carl Peleiw . ., , t.llldbml ol -del'l!ilri '"Illa t portoltldl-weddin(glft ,lndttaor1blue-)wllld!, Jr .. -ol-.GlldaPulor purll, and lilt carrlod a lllooal Cll1 and Mra. wt& -Ille brlllt" •-~~ ~ will'° laleU111,...Ilmow,..neec1 (4) Slay •"*1 from "ille QUalltylllver; Uprobablywtil JJI c.t1111 ... and Norberto wayer -lol'l*I with a Mqdal-14-. ol Colle WllllamA.,,_...__ ~ .... q......,.., oot--'-"•umucl!for nlOlt ~ .... ,""'ii tile '1MoiibUnUallylnvallleln LullP_.ofHa-••CUllL White on:bld aod feollwnd IC11a, Ibo bride'• tlaltoo*"·'·inSl.......,1 ~opr .... ""1--lar lllfto"';'";'~ Noo;_do°J<"I -w,•:;;-;;.~tliyllta eaalbls ',...._ 'llllbrldHAHloi.~ catlllllona. ~ .onil Mra. Preob,teiloaQu:oll. al:.~ ol~,.is!. -to--.!1 • mudl 111011 -nta1Dl4 er •· (It) Find eut how of Stn1a AnaHiibllcl...lOnd 1111f ~ N-. ,. .. ber ~. GF.rJld <if o.ta MlrlL!"db-clr•...,_
,.,,_ Valloy lilt.It-' ---... ,..do._ dllli1nt G1'tnc-+lilad ........ ltdac:oolrtbobrlde -la attendlnnl Senta AM -'I maid o1 honor. Sb9' ~l~!&r.Ot)ll'I ol Oda, del Mir ..,.
pilJloldlmt of FkiaJ Dil)lnerl Alao bovinf leomed )he ls pMnJ\y 1 ~m dfort. fl., A aet ol IJllU'lllOI coot Oolltp when tbe ls 1 • -111 ..,._ 'pollol pink • • llclnool. US -. tl6 ill lllrC
,b value of apotl cuJdanoe ltn CS) U )'Oii'"' a ftlallve, liooliin and a cue ol "" wino llqtiilrler. lier lltJa II o -*-ianl c:on1ld lool· ....... ..,. I( L a_k e N· ud lfrl. ~~ A. I~ IC
oilowln& the _... Mn. this weddln1 minuet, I, have • nailt ovllNlrmin& your own loo olttn lbdlcete tbe lmll)t • &nldu•to of NIWP"t lllrbor --.I ~ -· Slier! IWtiood. hoooynnooO, Ille Alamtda, ,. u "" • r • .t J.~Orvtllt Chilton and bor ~for,.. 10 lroy lllnbr wia '!hen the bride ls •the.a1flelverwQU!dllUotbon .111.i> Sd>ool. . l,jrllll NIOl'a, Ille brld•'• bridal COtlOnll will ~ in Eocu.I · lllP~•••••I _,._ wm ,.... tu. on weddinf glfta from , Jorren rqlaterhic her pellmll and \o hive ol llimlell, nther than J. Doo. If · woddlnc !in the pMm. wu tllo fiolNr 11r1. Sbo c.ta 11-· Jlotll u • ~ Ill ls ~ ~ m1111ber> are ta-II.' Jri; Jll'llidenl ol Gwp cJft cbol'f' at bot fl'IOrito nlioc:t the brlde'a lntenat In Plnt Beptlsl O!urdi of Santa llat WON 1' pmtel Dliik frock .....iao~ !If Cm!a 1(-1'1'11 ~~ V.I. , . v'T' .... tend. • Je•~>'nit.1!1e wor1~ -· • lhe id o1 ·cOoidrJ&. Anl IW been plaoned. ancr carr1ec1 ._bunlof rotet. ilcliooi. • ,........111 eamp
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. "''~ ..; 1 ' • • • WILTING '!)IE HAWKS -Lakers' Wilt Cl>ambeTlaln executes a d&-
fttlle,.pt'(lQf dunk lblt against the Atlanta Hawks at Tuesday night's
NM game at the Forum. Cbamberlaln, Elgin Baylor and Jerry
W111I 8ccOunt,.i tw 711 points and Ille lekm nipped the Hawkt, 12&-
124. Hawllt.piclured are Lou Hudson, Walt HllJ'zard and Zelmo Beaty.
Sports In Brief
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Thompson Heffl Scare;
· ·Lady Rider Licensed
BONNEVDJ,E SALT FLATS, Utah -believe. that I could bett eerve our foot.
~key ~ ablrklnc a scary mo-ball prol(l'am at the Ualvenlty of Xen-
\nerit Ttleaday at more than toO mlles per ~ taet, ·bJ rlligldq:." .
. hour; onlered hit r....i Aulolltt SpecW . ~ ,.._ la comlnc 'lo the alvonl-
.. , lowed lnlo pos!Uon: bolore dawn lodliy for· 11 'wu to nlablltli a wbmlq loo4lllll
· iliotlter crack 1t lhe world .land .lpHd . llllnl, • 1 lie · added, "I llavs -DOI ..,_
-\oeccrd. . eemp-"*ed· WI, wllaeeter the l'UIOM
_ Ezi,ec:tatlonl had been high -~-... "'9 .Ill. w, lla!e beee Cl!" muy 11JDe1
Tuesday'a performance, despite an lo-bat doH ba1& &ood enou.p."
cldenl in wblcb the car shot seveial bun-...,. ...,, ..
dred yardl oil coune during a pOrt!OI --~-----
Wd. DENVER, Colo. -Denver cle.,...
T)>omploa blamed tho llippago mi a -hurdle Tuesday In Its hid lo 1~
wet patch at the four·mlle post of tho 10. lraCI the lrlf Winier OIYD1Plcl lo '11*
mile 1R'a!Jbtaway. United Stat.et u an tnt.ernaUOnal com-
.. .. .. -returned wllh gloWlna rtJQ'tl
LAUREL, Md. _ ~ Kmner, pe111o alteodmpect"'4 ....,....i lacillUea ,...
ll'l.,.ar4d Olympic ........ ...., Illa.' '!JI llJre. ~ ·' '
became die ftnt womaa ever &e\ •· · ... e beUe6.· Denver bu ucelltDt
Ucellled io nee bar.et • Qe Oat at a flCilttiel,'l ukl Marc Hodler of Berne,
majer tnlck wllon beltlq b 1egaL ~·-•·~ _,,..~ of th Fed U Miu Kuner, a ~foot-4, llli»ou.d •• ~,., _ _,,,,,, .......... _.. e era on
riq rider -M-Md., wu lnternal1onale ~ -fld aad a member of
awarded lier u..... Tlonday "1 tllo lhe lntorullonll Obmplc ~ M,,,_ lladq·C.mmluloo on wMrl , ·"' "' mm aC!radt ~ Judp wh nled Ille "'
hed -dealed "'lkaoe lwlce belon NEW YORK ·-Tbe New York Mell
becnle of her llL leaned 1'anda1 that Mlke McCretdy, t
., " "" l"year-old pHcber from El Se(Ulldo,
DETROIT -The Detroit Lions an-
nounced 'I\leadlO' they are asking waivers
on veteran end Gail Cogdill to make way
ror the poulble act.lvaUon of the oft.-io-
jured running back Nick Eddy, a former
Noire Dame All·Ameclcau. '
The LIDlll aaid Eddy, the club's top
draft choice iJi 111'1 ,wbilt he WU still a
junior In college, may play against the
Loo Angeleo Rams Sund«y. The final
declsioo will be made Thunday. .. .. ..
LEXINGTON, lty. -1lntoci<y loolhall
Coadi Oiarlie Bradshaw UDOaDced
Tuetdoy llgbt ... h ......... '11 ... t ...
fective at tile ad of tbe atJTUt .euoe.
BradlUw, wllo IRtCteeded Blllta Col·
lier at Kentucky ta llll, Aid la a ltlle-••t "a.t time Ml eome wbel I truly
Caill. wbo llad ..... uy been advuced lo
the maj&r league rotter, died u the
re1ult of lajuries 1ufrered In an 1uio 1e-
ddeal lnJ.oa..Allgeiea Friday.
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· LAt'AYETrE, Ind. -Pufdue Unlverif·
ty football Coach Jack Mollenkopf was
bospltalil.ed with acu\e i n f e c t i o u 1
bepatllil 1' u e 1 day, The Boilermakers,
ranked ND. I naUonally , were turned over
.. to tenner Purdue quarterback Bob
Delloos. ~-llld tight other memben of
Mollellkopf'~ were given aholl to
prevent lhe • A Purdue lpol<osman
said the entire teUn.. will not need 'fm.
rnuni&a:Uon lmme.dlately because all their
contact with lhe coach baa been out-Ol-
doon. "
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Opener. fj.akers· Win;· Stars • Ill
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Bnylor's Shot
stuns Hawks
· Sharman Unv(Jils T.eflm in
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tOO AHO!lla (Al')I-:: Bill 8bam!an, Q11 0. ~~./!d ~
...... IWH<bod """'Ille Gld. lo the""'' ~ ~~--Jn ' F TiJ unvtlla 1111 IA AIJlelll Stan In ~ ... ,, . , · Orum t .~ Bu~I ~-pi., , • ·-~· -• -~-·-.... · .. • loa)llll It lllo la~ Spcwta -· ' -)f&Carth,'1111111.,.
LOS.ANOl!JLD (AP) -~ lo)lor l.,m, lllo 'Ne110r1 .... -' :w -llU. Jul ,..... ... •u -10.fOOI lmD ' ~ ' Sblrmln,-up blo jclb u succeafu1 w Pl"iel' a -ID llnlup. •
""a lo "":'llin ihe ja --GI the· Son.Fr-W~lorf of 1;· J'r .. •'i!id f..-llolloll Plll!a ~a ~ W:lary -1111 111o Nl!lloaal BuUlbojl ~ lo J ~ -II lwwonl 111111 ·~~In a Nallooal ~D A-• . laU t, dlwe wllb lllo liars, Ill . ~:~ ....,., 11n1 -II lloii.-~~ .-.... =:~ -·· ... -~ =-~i!",,..'-.li..1"" ~ lhe llnt time Ille~ bM led ... ,kept only -p1ay;,. -111a1· f ·-t:: tllO ... ·-Loi'%".,,~~":;°'! Q u ~ Cl>ubin,.Btn Warley and WI!' ' · 'II• ho!•' tilth 1111 lfado Anoia ~ '•" .~ ""'"" 11 i;e i>aY1J. ROotlea from ll>o ·collotlla1a • tor Uiolr ..,.~Tllo 17 potata In 1be ~~-. -u nr-r "°** llllPI eome throuP It tbo'atan.,. f"111it-•'lllo IA!. A
the ead GI the lbinl period! "' • ; .,. bo lllCCOU61L . . ' the .....,. --"' . !IL\ clllb lloP>r and Jenr.• WOii, with • md-• • . , ., • • Polnta respedivdy, led the Lal..--
but rdOkie Billi Hewltl GI SOUlllero v ., • · ~' ea.' V :..J •
cautanialiitllve-lallotlullour 1 ariety ·o,, :ae r •....atw. Rf, mloutellobep_LooAnpleslnlhe-game. -~
•J l1'hf Mctory Gffaet a brlDJant lhootlnC ~ : s ti' , ' • • :f#i;~::~ NC:A.A · :'.f·>:eri~l~~.~~-3 ~~4ools
them, outlboOt lllem from \he floor ml! .• . . • · ' tho 1roo --11no llld llilJ looe," Aid ST J.OU!S (AP) -Sl Bonaventure, occuried, ldmltted ~ G1·nl!11 ln ICbolarlblp of a boY ~rem lcolt
Rlcble Guerin, coach of tho Hawlrl. ranked lhlnl In Ille 11111 As.soclnted Pr<u regard lo ocholarohlpi.-!Janll!>I now 11 wbon be quit the IQUld. I did -loll the
Tbe Hawlrl made -more O.ld 1oall buketball poU, LaSalle aad Florida State w it h tho ~ 'pipers · of ·the "luad after 1 poor ~ame Ibey would
thall lhe Laker1, $1-45, trahbed more re-have been placed on probation by the Na· American Buketball AssociaUon. ' elJhv have lo play ball or lheir
hounds, litJ.C, aad milled only three foul tlooal c.Jlealatt Athletic AssocWioo'a Bergstrom llB{d !tie LaSalle roaching ICholarlhlPo _lfO\lld RD.'•
-· lllttlng II of I.I. . pollcy cooni:fi for rules lnlractiOOL atalf wu guilty of tennlnatlng an athletic "But when we did find oot that NCAA:
But the Allantans committed 2t fouls. Tbl probaUOD bars them fro m tcholarshlp for poor performance and ruies 'prevented thil we gave Scott his lllvln& lhe Liken 41 IOlll -.-'llley con-pootaouon 1..,.. _ LaSalle for t w o threattoin( lo repeat "the action in other scholarship' baclrand didn't remove lll1
verted SS of them. Tbe win pve Loi years, Florida State and St. Bonaveµture case1. ol the SCho.18J'alUP8," he Jidded.
AoaeJes a W record lo S·Uor the Hawks. for ,.. yur. LaSalle'• treahman Coach alao """'1ed BttaStrmn comm<11ted' "Wben the ~-~. play.· • !be Cl>lcal_, o Bulla her< The dllclpllnary acli<m wu 8IlllDlmCed loken ~ prtw lo oirtltanopnll' athletes, coach tnnu1nced the comml!IOt lo ~''~ ~ by Arthur J. Btqstrom, as.sis.-in contraven~ cl NcM .,,r ut.~ s, termln.ate a student's scholarship, be was
tent uecullve dlreclor OI tile NCM Berplrom slid, and It rii found that USUlJ>ing rights that didn't belong 19 hJm. ATU.HTA • • " " ... : :: •· .. 11 1-t ... , 1·1
•ASTallH DIVISION w ....
. totlbn •, .L a.111mo,.. f
Clrch1n1!1 l 2
PhU1dtl jlll'll• J 2 H .. Ytn; 4 J
Dlfl'"Olt I J
MJ:weuit.. 9 S WaSTallN DIVISION
Stn Fr~ 3 2
IAI ...,..... • I
CJllCllW l J
Atltrri J I -.. s ... oie. 2 21
Setlllt 2 • T.....,.. .....
Clllelgo 193. ...... "
l.cll ..... '" 12:!11, """"" 12' l•im-. lit, Mll'-i*• •Ill Ntw YOftl: 1111. S.. ,.,.l'ICllCt 91
CWy NINI ~llld.
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Regan Leaves
For Europe
After Fine
LOS ANGELES (AP) -liorry Regan. -_.i· manager of lhe Loi Angelea
Kings, ls out of town today on a llCOUling
tr1P.1,.~ to f~get be owes the NaUonal
~Le-$1,11!»-Repa wu awsSed the fine Tubday
by league President Clarence Campbell
Iller Regan ,odmltted he bit a referee
after'llll Klnp' ~ O.tloiod, Oct. IS.
llll.....---·~ ...... the 1tlqa which eaabled Ille Sula lo Aivap•a ~ Ii<,. . .
The league'1 mulmum line II 1:.01111.
Campbell said another """""nee of lhe
incidenl ''woiild iololl In the offender
be1Dg ~ an unde·1trable ..,...y ...
.The Kinp, wllh a 2-6-1 record In Nm;
~~ the Chicago Black Hawu
The Black Hawks art second In the
East Divltion wilh 10 point.. The Itlnp
have five pointa, one out of. tbe lead ID the
West Divlllon.
League lt&nding8' -· .,, .... a.ur OfY1JIOM ..._ W' &. t -. ., M ...... •S I l H ' . .. s ~ • ...
. " .. " . " .. u -Ntw YDl'll • J l ' '4 I • I .. " .. " ..... 1 J • •
st, lOIM ...... -· ..... _
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WUT Dl\'tllOM • • • . ' . . . ' . . ' ' . . . ' . ....,.._
Montr.I II Toronto ao.tan 11 MIMllO!e
Pltt9burltt •f MW ... _.
ClllQ .. " Lie A1*11M PMIMfl .. 11 eT 11. Leu ...
Only ...... ~ --loltoft " o.trolf
.,_ 'l'Oftl: " ""'~ Crlfr 9'mlt 9tlltcluMI\
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4 11 :n
Council ~ alter lhe council oP.ODed a aeveral plo:!Ors holding down off-campus t=:i::=: !~ or
three-day meeting. ' joba were bei'll paid for hours they did
SL Bonaventure ran up a 23.il;ame wift.. not work. • .. •
Ding -until beaten bf" North A ""°lullcln pused Tljeaday by tho
Carollnl in tho NCAA Eutem re"aionll Comv:ll uld the lfll!ling of cub lotena
semllinall at Raleigh Jut spring. "C<lOltituled a breach of the accOfted
LaSalle reached lhe NCAA diam-pinclplel GI ethical conduct" U did
piOMhips at College Park, Md., before actnowledci an· lnqulwlUes came to a
oo;,~ lo w~~:lahnmedlatt COlllDl<nt :;i~ ~~ ¢jlclala bec'ame aware
from coacbea or officials of the lcliools St. Bonaventure was penalhed for glv-
involved. In( a basketball proopeol an~
Howevu, Jim Harding, who wu coacb tour ,to ~ N=.c;•rdionJ\ttourneY at at LaSalle when aome of 'the lnfraetloos Ralel&h. N£:" im lafd. , ·
The ICho01 illO " aM led aeveral
Pirate Poloist.s
Lose 7.3 l\latch
Cal State (LB) nploded for three goals
In the eecond p9rlod and went on to
defeat Orange eo..st College'• water polo
team, T-3.
Tho ddest wu only tile third for the
Plraltl In l' g1J11ea tbts year and all
three have '-n at ~ hands of large
IChooll. Uc.A and USC are the only other
IChoola to down the Pirates.
Paul Hughes scored two of the Pirates
goala apinlt Long Beach and Mike
Albright had the .third.
of the prospect's friends d ~ r 1 n g the
lnumey.
P'lorlcla State, !UlhlY ranked In tlHI
-· WU found pllty of yr&aolilni ..... conducting early pradlco SOBflDlll
Jut aprlnc for the benefl! of prospedlve
team members. ""
The achool'a coaches also tonducttd.-out
o1. aeuon practice. which .iQ.Yers, Jc.
cording to Bergstrom, considered man-
datory.
The °"cbes further bri>ke .NCAA rules
by brjngjng two proopedl' 1o Panama ct.
ty, Fla:, on a !lgbt«lelne fOur ·at no cost ·
to the athletea.
Bergsttom 1aid at Jeut. one i..asane.
athlete wu told to witbbolcl laformation
from the NCAA.
IQ ' Minneapolis, Hardl111 lold The
Associated Presa: 0 I did remove the
UCI Poloists Top Troy
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UC lrvine-.s water polo forct1 led all
th• way :I'IMlida1 afternoon aad posted a
7-i vt~w. ovi;r use In lhe. Anteater pool,.
Irvine bagged a 1-0 lead .when Fenty
Mullmino acored in tht third minute of thi matGb. and .tl)a-Anttattn were never
headed ~ "jll mq lo an ll·I
Ra.soft feebrd. .. I. -J " •
Coach Ed Newland'• team led t-1 at
hallllme ,aod' H .ill U. eoc1 of lhl"ee
quarterL .
Malllml"' wound "&:"' lour goals -gtvinlbhnateam el SS for two
...,... -llld Pal llcCJalllll netled -JJCI II now M over lhe. !l'lojana for the
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USC in UCI'a lnvitaUanal toumamtnt a
month ago.
Next engagement for Ne w I a n d ' 1
powerbooae II the Gold Cout Cham-
:.i~ ~ ~b<ll'i~tbll Friday
Top teamo in the tournament, 'lo· ad·
diUoo to UC!, Include boll ··\JC 54,.la
Barbara Ilic! llrtlOD-
Alter the Gtld Coul felt, Irvlno
returns hbn\e .Tuuday, N ... 5 to play
FullertOn Junlor Collqe. After that, it's
IUccealvl' road ,_ wlllt UC San
Diego Qlf OCLA.
Steam C8rs
May Follow
.~drTurbos
INDL\NAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) -Two In-
quiries about the poulbillty of eni.rtng
steam cars in the lndianapoU. SOknlle
auto race have been received by Henry
Banks, dlreclor of competlll111 for the
U.S. Aulo Uub.
Tbe annrer wu the wne: USAC will
evalu.att ony -type of power plan~ set atandardt, then evalulte It qiln Iller a
aea.son of raclng. · '
The inqulrt.a """" lnnn L<lr Jet
Alrrialt Builders aad , from J,gJy
GranattlB of STP Corp.
· G'"'1atelU, wiio COllleod* 1111 ,.,..1u-
tiorwy saa turbine cifi were put oUt of
business by two yean of. USAC ure-
evaulaticm" cutting the.ir size, allO uktd
about thO Gmnan Wnmkel Powir Planl
The Wnml!el Plant It I no""l engine,
med in a anall sports car, which bu no
crank 8hall, connecting rods, pll!onl or
conventional valves.
Dave Btacm.r, STP puhllclty dlreclor.
said Granatelll WU not propoling to con-
struct a ll<am car at tbll time hut jull
wanted .&o.._pt UIUl'IDCe thlt such an
engine would ho legll l<r lllne yean
Without rulea changeJ.
He. laid the same usunnce was neecJ.
ed before going to work on the Wankel.
which he said would take at leut 11
-th< lo convert to USAC racintl aad
would cost $250,000.
Banks said there was no way of bow--
Ing whether either a steam or a Wankel
engine would be merely competitive or
vastly superior to conventional piaton
engines. He said after apparenUy fair
standard• were 1et, they would have to
be reconsidered after IOl'Dt actual eom-
petitloo.
Owens Raps Smith, Carlos
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their own w1y, they,..... teylng lo bring
out Whal II wrong In our country."
"I lold them that the problem certllnly
be1oopd In the continental horden of
Amelioa. This (Mulco City) WU the
wn'IGI bl.ttlefitld. Their r u n n I n I
performances would have done more to
allnlate the problem, rather than the
d1sreaped they lhowed to our nae and
tht dllcourieay .00... lo lhe Mmcaa
aovemmeot." Owma llld.
• Tbe winner of lour told medll1 In tllO
1911 Olympl<s Ir> Berlin, Gennany, °"""' said lhe prell WU guilty of blow-ing op .the lnctdeot.
"!l'ho. """ All! about thlnp on llJll, the better off we'd be," he Nici ln an u,..
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"'111 In 1111 ...... Bta,Aldrlcb llld BDl
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lhal, ...... got • -· -to bell 'eni-"
llboujd lhal "'-· lbe Tar1 wm have
:"'ll<W their ljnl ~ --Auhelm ~~nil '('I.fl. < ' .
Pelplle their U-U Joa to Santa Ana
, .,. Satladay attemoop, the Sallon 1n1 IW1
,, very DlllCh In lbe SUilset teegue roce. •
,. II w11 a ..... Walts wwld lll<e to ,
·forget.
"It would've been hard for ua lo .have .
bealen IDl'borl!' with that game," be 111<1.
. ul! wu lbe klpd ol' W., we were
p~ early In lbe 1eQori. Our defenae
, did a NI good Job." It wu our ollwe
that . gave up lbe polnll _; a bad 1111p ,. from-· thl ln\eiotptlan ••. "' ~ Tbe Tm came Oii!, ol lbe Saint g.ame mlnui ooe atarter. Defensive J>ack John
Tale wrencbed a tnff llld \riJJ be replac-
ed by either Riiclrt Dina or Steve
Schoettler for Anaheim.
The M POlnts the Saints scored on
Newport Jut weqbrwt "" more than five preVIOOI oppooeilta bad ·totaled
against 1he Tar def-wblch was II
llOlnfA, ,ear..,.. de! Mar, Morlna a n d ~ta Ana V~ had each acored on e
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T,URNING .-THE CORNER -One· oi Ille -·· wby· Lo&una Beacll High School hat a M record.
U!is ~ ii tile line comblmlioo oi running and
blocking ~·bent by Jim•Kulm heading ft.>'/ a
big piner aft« 8'1111 . .flne blocklno!. by Mike Wit'
zbowald (63) .and 1lle olllw ArtiKin_,,-
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Orange Coach Lauds Artists
If ~ Beach IDgh School la abort
cm tub.Q.urnpen for tts undefeated foot-
ball team, ·the Artists can always call on
a dval ~ch for ~ lmpporl.
ViJ!oe I>eveuey ol Orange saya Dally:
"1-think they're as tough u I.oara. and
that team is considered number one.
"f said at the very beginning lhal they
hid an e=Uent chance of going all the
way U they coWd stay healtb,y. lntacl,
they have lbe best bactfiel4 In the
league.
"They have lpeed, power and a
quarterback who can run and paaa."
. Deveney l! not exaggeraUng. Laguna,
Saints Cllangt< Offense
indeed, has the horses to do it. The
Artists are S-0 at the mQDHmt and have
only Oranp lo deal with j>l111 their fut two oppobenta, "'1l8JOn Viejo ml Ian
Clemente in Crestview League action.
Rangets. Wallop
L~wood, 4-0 Weatmlnster IDgh football coach Bill
Bolwoll thought he bad Santa Ana all
figured oul '!lien lbe Saint! fooled up hill
plml by using a new o11 .... against
Newport fut Salurday.
The Llom, who travel to Sula Ana
Stadium to moet the Salnla Friday night,
will bavo lo be prapl!'ed to conlend with
. the power-I, the Effensive set the
Salnll dllplayed Iii elr 34-H ·win over
Newport Saturday , ,
•. __ :"Jlley .. 11" _eli\lni new In that same,•• ~lh,fl.
"They put fiaac Curtl8 IUlf! Jackie
White In the lallle backfield In a power-I
setup. 'Ihat meam a Jot of defenslve wort
for us In practice tbJs week becauoe Ban-
ia Ana can do a lol moro things runnlni
out ol that olfenoe.
"II~ flOl1 ol llkit playing a tam with a
new· coach on the opening game d. the
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In add!tlon to the new backfield align-ment, Boswell says the Saint Ilne has a
new look, too.
"They're flopping their line by putting
lbe tight end oo the left !Ide. That wu
4nY Brumley against Nawport but I
understand they're getting Cl1ril Patton
back for WI."
Bosw~I said his Llons have seen only a
amatterinc of' the power-I this year.
'!Lalunrood .abowed.UI •little bit of the
power·!, but they bad a little b i t of
everything .•
That 1ame was the ooly on e
rwestmmst.r bu lost tbJs year, 21-12.
•1 expect to 1ee Brumaey and Patton fn
the 1ame, 11 the coach CQntinued.
"Now they can 1Weep UI with thoee big
bacb and lend them through the middle
on us. We've got a b\181 week ahead."
The Artlsta and Panlhera are scheduled
to meet Friday ~I. 01' lbe foriner'a
field. Game time 11 1 p.m.
Orange, b.owever, presents a problein
to coach Hal Akins' crew. 'l1le Pan~
bave rebounded f<r two Jtralgbl wtna
after losing four In a row. . ,
The Panlhera ·wued Mlsalon Vtelo. 34-
6, and then overwhelmed San Clemente,
41-0. •
Quarterback Gary Wann 11 healtb,y -IUlf!
running stroug according to Deveney and
lhll. automotlcally· apellf bed n....-·for
the oppoeltlob. W81U1 lh'lw for 1111 yarda
on six completkq: last wefk, ran for hfo
touchdowm ml accumulated 1115 y~
on seven carries. ,
Bia running came on ojllldn roll . outs
around the ends.
Deveney says this when asked bow biJ
team can beat Laguna:
"We mu..t ""1lrOI lbe ball. Once they
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job ~sier. In 1968, the entire . 9hrysler-Plymouth-lmperial line had . its
biggest year in history. Which means that now we can -offer you ,
.· the biggest d,~s in hi~tory o_n our l~t shipment of ~the year~
Test-price on~ ~oday. There'~ nothing like succ~ss . to YOU'VE
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Magnolia Healthy ,
Eagle Foe .. Tougbe~
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'Ille Seotinelt ti M_,ll1 . wl1h I bMliled IJ)l<on oiid tJUI·
Higb School hJwi been a team led musclec. . over e.tancJL 1 •
compWnc a 11-r recor4 with a · Iv~~ ~~'i;, . "We lhou&bl we'4 Ill" 1'
buocb "cri~ .. occor<llng to belt lhape " the ,.., . mi. lop (J)ave) Jo1"11oo, bull ldllf-
tlle 11eac1 coa,cb, 0oo LenL sustaWni·inJurie11n the eill'ly·, entand hi:• ou1 tor lho yur.
But Lent la •"'8Wi 1 dU· part ol tlie year. :. • . 8ul .,.'re .UU ~ Tlosir
1 ..... t tw1e la1e11. ,.ying hb And,~~-!~~"-:~--!!'!'!~''L!~ ~p ~ team ls on the mend and will Iverson, 1' •...........ug 1m...,. , .. · .. "':'I'" .... ,
be going It near-lull strength best shape of the fW afW ' Lent, N,yl., , _ ,
when It meets Estancia Fri... 81IStainlng Injuries In the early • MasnoU. I dllel , wup<lll.
cloy· night at LI P 1 I m 1 part <( the year. qU.VWbact Om&. ulU~ a
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Stadium , Lent 'sayo he ~ I loO., lot .Ill the lllOe tactle'I lhl!l
"II 1"'*-·JIU we're llnally more .out pl bis 6-lr llOp>un.i. &.f\rt W>ll!er 1)11,<>or• l!aed In ; rowidlni Into wpe," Lent fullback In the E It ,a o c I a, the 2HI win ovor the Elllet
"1<I. nea.. olat -~ ' ' M a I Do 11 a ' a versatile Id for Estancia, Lept calla·, ~ likes ti) roll out with
qum1<tbact. Doog Omer, la the Eagle! I belt.er team thi!) ,the ~pliOb ti polllnl .flt ~
going It full opeed lJOW after their r=r<i indlc&tea, pointing nln(. i
..Uertog a partial shoulder wt that the one-point loll to He h.u poued fur beUer
aeplrailon. He did not plly in Costa Mesa cou}4 )lave gone than i5!J ~l compleUont
the LI Quinta loa (:16-25). either way and lt.:thu noted lbe lalt, two I'!""" arid Lenl •
Another top performer, and that Loara wu held to a, ~»llO'P . -.,...-.. In 111e
Gary Flood wu tu ffJr two seven-point margin through future -J)erblpl JI .t1mef ai.
games (lnciudloC La.~ta) \lJree 'qll.VWa befOJ< gettiilg iamt. ,•,
Mater Dei· Faces
' I Confident Team • I
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To Af the pod people In LI oenter, ~ the key to the
~ .,.. opdmt.uc over Laneon' Uoe, Brick la ~ ,... : B"'1P Amal l!lgh School'• tomlflg .U.ltque choice fnlm
cliMi;oo ti vlctAxy agalnsl last yW Ill the Santa P'a
-Doi 'lbunO!ay DIS)!t at Leagu6. Sanla Ana Sladlmn is·to )iii it · Tho Llnctn fell In the ltral
mildly, an uodenlatenlenL , rq1nd ol qi, ClF p!ayoll1 lalll • _,_ , vear to Santo Ana, 7-f. I
Olnlldeoce •-.•--' ' So tu they .,. 6-0 and """ ~ and coecb Phil C&ntwe,11 la jbe one 'ooldt ' behind ClF ii.ii
llnl to admit he'1 nol I !root...,.,,,,. SL Paul In tho
pmlrnltl. rallop.
In fact, i,. rmlndt you of
. Santa ""' lllO'• eternal ot>' ' tlmltl coacb, Tom llUIWIJL I ; He 1111 be bu few ltar'I oa
• hla team. lllcklng along the
-of overall team •tr""1h team )l'Clrk,
QUlterbM:t "Pat Haden,
llowmr, h.u Jbe lion~ ahare
of crtdmtlalo with bla IJ
touchdown pulel in I i l
pmes.,Be'11 ~at>
IJ, 115-poundo.
Foothill ,
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Streak on Line
Saxons Work
Improved_~:· :~-.;· . .-. t1ae "'•"1
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Teel Moaborger is the best num1nc back, with seven
-tO hla credit. Cautweil oummed up hla
Thuncll)' nigh! -I like thll':
Foot!>ill Jligb School's ~· •
ball team u· favor~_ lf: ~
eubs\anti~ margin oves: ~ii.:
Clemente .when the two c4kfi :
On P™s Gaiire' . ' . . . ..
Since 1914; Lo8n. 8n d
Magnalia, the two Anaheim
school.I wblch have dominated
the Irvine Leag\Je, have· never
lost a oiagle gaino, !". Orange
Coast area sehoola Fountain
Valley, Coota M-C.....
Vikings,
Western
Matched
del Mar or Estancia in varsity
football.
In 16 gain. duriiig that
spa.a,..onty·eonma del Mar was
able to garner a 6-f tie. with
Magnolia In t911.. .
. Another otrea); 00 the line
Friday night ls Loara's 23--
1'"" d"l"">atlon ol Irvine Leaglle rivals.
It's Fountain Valley's turn
to attemtit to breat up 'the
Anaheim monopoly.
Friday n..igbt the Baro1111 wilt
play host to Loara at Hun-
tlnilon Buch.
Fmmtain Valley is 0-2 in
league action while Loara is
winging along on a six-game
Now that Marini High win streak and Jays claim to
School't foOtball team has wOp the number one spot in CIF
Its Orst game. head coticb Jim ~d~~:rt',presenlin& a
Coon ~ the accom~y~ b a I an c·e.d attack wil.h fervor WI.ff carry ov~"to the · quatterbai:t Mart Walker and
Vlkes' last three assl.~t.s. runniog back Br.ant Ligbl the
If th1s cq be accomplished oocleut ot.tbe-Saz.omi' attack.
succeufuily, ·the Vlkes would Light baa·acored 72 points in
post . a M record -"?1 bad, six games and ruined Estan-
cons1derhtg that until Ian cia last week with 146 yards
weekend they were 0-5. in 17 carries plu.s two touch-But what Jtes ahead for th
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HunUngtca Beach school can t Walker ,Jwnv_1;ver ilJbe ·key
exactly be de9Cribed u a bed tQ the S8iOiil' offense. '"t'IU
of roses. devastatirig rollout.s with the
This weekend Isn't too bad . option to -pass &eldom. fail to
-the V i k e s draw Westem gain good. yardaS:e;. .
-but after thflt. come& Santa And, be .. is ~~ threlt in the
Ana and Westininster to take passillg game when be chooses
on Marina ,ind Coon wants to throw.
mome.. Coach Herb Hill says hU
S Kin -· • Organizers of the•N.,.,, 8 tounn annual fishing d e r b y benoflttlng the Orange ea as . O>unty Assuciatioolor. Relarded Children dioplay the perpetual ~y offered ~ !Or•the 'biggest fish~ plus a $100 ..,v1ggs bond. From left: TV wrestling announ·
"1bey're • a n outstanding
· football team, well coached
and they have a fine tradi-
tion." , *· .·cer,Diclci~;·.honorary chsiri:haft~·.Pilll '10zer, Davey's Locker; Dick Weeks, Test MlDQa· OC4RC, and Patricia Bray,· Mariner!s S..Yingll , and Loan. The derby will be ~"' ci>Oduct<d on boa~ out of San Cl~. lll'orilisjl\pg, Art's Landing and Davey's · · · • • Locker. · ,. ·· ···1 .... ,~· ·
Asked If this was hi.! best
team he'd coached, Cantwell
aaid it wu impossible to rate
his teaflll of the past, noting
he'd had several outstanding
teams.
Corona del Mar High's foot-
ball team ha.I already tripled
its winning output of a year
ago· wben the Sea Klngl wen
able to put toeether only one
victory.
Coach Dave Holland's squad
b H for the year, Including
an even break (1-1) in the
Irvine League. And the Sea
Kings have won ~ of their
last four times out with only
Loara i'.31-20) putting a
damper on it.
The last success was a 19-14
decision over Fountain Valley.
The Sea Kings rece\ved 8
monumental 5reak when they
took over on the Fountain
Valley ooe-yard line and cash-
ed il in with a touchdown. It
proved to be the winning
margin.
Coach Dave Holland is ho-
ping hb. gridders can· keep the
winning momentum g o i n g
Saturday night when Ccrona
will tangle with host Costa
Mesa High at Davidson Field.
Mesa, with a double-wing of-
fense, does not present the
problems to Holland that you'd
expect. The Sea Kinas have
already faced thla attack
before, in their 'preseason
scrimmage with Marina and
handled the Vikings fairly
wen.
Holland feels that h 1 s
players know what they must
do and if they don't, it won't
be because of not knowing
their assignments. ·
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HB _·Solid .Favorite Dan Brick, a ae.nior at ·
Diablos'
~our teams are locked in a
last-place tie in ,the Sunset
League with 1-3 records. Hunt-
ington Beach ls one of th~
iD the deadlock and another,
Santa Ana Valley, is Uie
Oilers' opi)onent for Saturday
night at Santa Ana Stadium.
The Falcons or Valley upset
'"festern, 27~21, in the opening
week. of .Sunset League action
for their only victory or the
year.
Huntington, with a 2 • 4
record overall, is a solid
favorile over the Falcons.
Valley, however, possesses
the speed that is required to
upset the Oilel'l!i. J i m
McCulley, a junior (~11, UKl
pounds), bas run l()..flat in the
100 and Keith Den.son bas a 9.8
to bis credit
And, another speedster in
the bac"kfield is T o m m y
Martin ..
Martin is the Falcon gridder
who broke the back of Western
In the final 18 seconds witb a
95-yard romp for the winning
touchdown.
So it's obvious that the
Falcons are indeed capable of
springing an upset over C08ch
Ken Moats' Oilers.
Coach BJll Mills has scouted
U\6 Huntington ch1b and ·gave
his impressions of the' Oilers
and in particular -Tony
Bonwell, the Oilers'
qUatwbock. '
"They're a real sound ball
club. Bonwell is prob8blf the
best quarterback we'll ~ye
faced so far. And he's a good
defensive back too. I think
he's every bit as good as
Anaheim's (George) Fraser.
"We've got to stop him if
we•tt to win the ball game,"
Mills said.
Wilson
Sidelined
Colon;;ts, Lions
Mission Viejo H i g h School,
al~&9-Y in the football
dGldnuns, took inother sock
on the chin this week with the
loss of starting halfback Don
Wilson. In J"avored Roles Wilson °banged up a knee in
MiBSion Vlejo's 41-7 beating by
El Mndena Friday.
Anaheim Is a l4·polnt
favorite. over Newpart ~bor
and Westminster.. ls a five-
, point choice over Santa Ana in
key 'Coast ana prep games
this weekend.
On the junior college frorit,
the DAJLY ,PILOT ft'fqf's
Golden West by 10 o"l.er' Rio
Hondo and Orange Coast by
six over San Diego.
The odds are compijed as a
"I kind of think he '1 through
coosensu.s o! PILOT ~ for the year," Diablo coach
staffers. The score last week: Ray Dodge said.
was 14-2 and the seasonal Dod&e said he'll probably
record is . 7fi.f.. .15 h · · This week's odd.!: replace W1 on wit 1uruor
Tbunday Gary Dicks, a 140-pounder.
Bishop Amat 10 over Mater And SD with a juggled Dei backfield, Dodge must now
Friday perpare his outfit for Tustin
Friday night and it 's not an Magnolia 10 over Estancia assignment ht: relishes.
Loara 17 over Fountain "I saw Tustin play El
Valley Modena and Orange and
Anaheim 14 over Newport they're really a big team.
Westminster 5 over Santa T~ey throw the ball a lot and
Ana they have a lot of talented Tustin 10 over Miision Viejo people. They're going to give
' at Mission Viejo High Friday :
night. .... ;
But coach Ed Bain isn't tak·
Ing the Triton.s of S a a
Clemente lightly.
After coming within two
points of the No. 5 team in tM
ClF (Llguoa Beach) t w 0
week! ago, the Knights nearly
tumbled, barely eking out a, ..
decision over Villa Park.
"We were really flat after
the Laguna game. We were
lucky to beat Villa Park,"
stated Bain.
As for San Clemente, Bain
says: "They're a team that
doesn't gjve up .. Despite the
41..(l Joss to Orange last week,
we're impressed with their
desire.
"They have a good running
attack and did a good job with
Orange's defense."
Bain is sending his chargH
through offensive r u s b l n g
drills after his team accounted
for all of its touchdowns in the
last two games through the
air.
"We'll try to reestablish out
running game with Sa D
Clemente," Bains says.
Foothill, with a S-1 record in
Crestivew Lea1Ue act.ion, will
be keeping one eye posted on
the score of the Laguna
Beach-Orange g a m e at
Laguna.
If the Panthers of Orange
can pull an upset over tha
Artists, it would throw the
race into a three·way tic with
El Modena and Foothill. pro-
viding the Knights 1 n d
Vanguards are victorious.
El Modena and Foothill
meet the following week. "If We Can get a good effort club must stop Fountain
against Western and win that Valley's fullback on sweeps
one it'll belp WI a lot for Santa and m1ddle trap plays.
Ana and Wesbninster," he And he doesn't count out·••••••.,•••••••m•m•m•• ..... says. tbec:o tireai .. al.~ the Blrone'·
X-Country
Results Laguna 10 over o'range us a Jot of problems."
Western 6 over Marina Still another starter on the GWC Posts
7-4 Victory Los Alamitos Entries .Foothill 10 over S a n sick bay roster ia tackle
V9nltl' Clemente Manuel Munoz, who will miss
"" Cleft\ltll1 11, Dr-41 0r "···t 6 Sa · . ht d l.. l..lnlblCll tsci t:M. i. st1rllnt1 ange ~ over n his second straig game ue
The Vikes started some throwing to their Split recelver
momentum over the weekend Dolt .Harris. Harris leads the
with a 14-7 nod over San~ ~a Fountain Valley contingent in
Valley .. Tbere was a price u1-the scoring department with •••n••••••••••••,..,.,...., volved. though -:-tackle Oa_ve 36 points . •
CK) t:..i, '"'"EMI csci t:so, •· ~"" Diego to a nose in1·ury. He'll ht mon1 COi t::>.J. 5. Ardi!il"IOll (SC) f :S1,
'· Benl1tt>1~ <SCI 1a;o:i, 1. 8rtotlf co1 Saturday replaced by junior Art Olsen Golden West College's water
10:01, •· Br11Mwr <$Cl 1o:1t1, •.. ff and J s nd polo team extended its season Jackson ended his season with As for the Saxons' 21--0 vic-
a broken ankle. tory over Estancia last week,
Jackson Was t e p I acing HiU said he was happy with
starter Dennis Kennedy, who I.he win. "We bad some fine
returns this week after miss-execuUon on our blocking. We
ing two games with a broken weren't too accurate with our
hand.. passing though; so we passed
Coon wu happy with the it up and tried to go with the
defensive play ,of Greg Henry, run. ~
who earned player of the week "I hope we can gel more
honors with 11 unassisted balance against Fount al n
tackles at his safety position. Valley," he says.
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tu.st to moile IDd television
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gueuln( who lhe U.opwm popular prdd(tctlon at the
are. Westmlmttt Commun tty
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purpose -IDd all have more trophlel, lnclydlnc best dlrec-
than a 1peck oi ·truth In theni: lnr honors for· Joan Hagerty,
prelflli.d Uol February.
Nancy Welll, who p~
Billie Dawn ln "~ Y~~
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Mike Skinner.for hll.portrayal
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for her role u X.te.,;tn "Never
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Btigerty, bell -· and Ray Myen, ~ --eel dlndior.
What lnp movie star, ·-who made. her .cnr.ctorW divorce II not final, II llvlnJ debut with tl\al production.
with a well-known di.rector 1be play WU utended to a
Without benefit of clera? · !ourth weekend when It wu took best suwartlng actor BEST :ACTOR TOP SUPPORT
laurels u the tipsy lawyer in ·Miko Skinner Dottle R....i--•
Whal TV penpnallty II pa· ' "Born Yesttrday~" Larry _________________ -..-....:. __ _
cln1 the floon becaUH ~
beauWul wife ii 1n love· with
one of. the J'!lmt IUCCePfu!
musiclanl in the cowitry 1t'ho
alao happens In be married?
Wbo ii lhe lamed televlllon
star Who regreil leaving hll
aeries becawe hll &lrllrlend
on the "'°" ,... alao bis atrllriend oH lhe ocreen?
See how the blind Item 1ame
II played? Nobody II aceu>ed
of-anything. But the questions
are uked and the victims
quake.
What leading man o f
yesteryear II such an alcohoUc
that he must be entrusted to
the care of a ma1e nurH 14
hours a ~ay?
What three television atan
In the same series refuae to
speak to one anotbef?
What producer and director
working on the ume picture
rtfuse to communicate wtth
one another except throueh
blistering memos?
Wbaf long time movie star
ls dying of a terminal distaae
but no one hu been able to
lace up In telling hint about It.
What big star Is IO lllngy
he refused to rent a crib for
his child when the family made
a recent trip to New York?
Who 11 the feml.nlne star
trying to unload her huaband
now that she hu become a
mulU-mlllionalre and he Is still
struggling along}>l1ying minor
roles? Ir you know the answers,
you're a gOS1ip column reader.
movie buff, video nut, prlv1te
eye and porch climber all rol-
led up into one terribly nosy
1osslp.
LEGAL NOTICE
'Tiger~ set
For College
, ORANGE -Ju lb fall pro-
dudlon, the Quopman Co1Jege
Drama Dtpartmont " 111
preoent '"npr at lhe Gales"
by Jean Glraudou:z Nov. 7-10.
CUrtain will be at 8:l!O p.m.
eadi ol the lour nlghll In the
LitUe ~ater in Wilkinson
Hall on the Chapman campus,
with tlcteta available at the
door.
Henfy Kemp-Blah-, head ol
the· Cbapniln drama and
speech depottrnen~ II direc-
ting the p1iy, wblcb b set in
Troy just , be!.,. lhe •WI ol
the Trojan War.
Trammell earned a cameo
award as the-C&Jl)tDter in
"Never Too Late."
Ray M)'C"I and Mike Pratt
divided the award for best
technic\I clln<liOo ,for thelr
"Born Yetten!ay" IO!tlng.
~ Other-'awards pretented at
Saturday'• ceremonles at the
new Westminster The ate r
building in the We!tmirulter
Center included Ct!!rtlficatea of
appreciation In Individuals
making backstage con-
tribuUons to the community crwp.
Honored In this categor,
were Gene and Yvonne Tardy,
Harry and Nonna Hammen,
Dick Taylor, Roy Hagorty,
Jim Allen, Leon Crowley,
Barbara ilerTlel IDd Betty
Gordon.
Now buy
theatre and sport
tickets at Buffums',
use yc>ur charge card
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at+Nctlons .... chert• t~•m t• your.
lvffum'.,• account. It'• so conv•nlent wh•n you'r•
' shoPP.Jnfi Our new luffum&' ticket •t•ncy '
11 loc1t1d at the Cv1tomw ~ On\.
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To Sirrwn, Garfunkel
Mention "'The Sounds of Silence," "Wednesday Morn-
Silence," their first record, to ing, 3 A.M." and "Parsley,
Simon and Garfunkt:I, coming Sage, Rosemary and Thyme"
to Anaheim Convention Center in one imtance were among
Nqv. 17 for a single night's the top five best-sellers in the
conctrt, and they will brighten country.
up like a powerfill ~aeon. 1·~---,---_,,--,-11.-.-,-,-,..--.,·.
For it WU this dJ.SC that put
them into the Big Time,
mu.!ically, with sales ez:. · ·. j _.,._
ceeding l,C0>,000 copies. ....
Since then, the t"" New ~'tor,-, ...rrr-.~.r;:,
York City college graduates t\\!l&.N'"' (Ji~ fo~ve .!': !:..CO:::t ::.i~~ lrv.1!fJ'ijJtlM.!jJp
<:oncer! dates. ·(MJ :.:s~f\! if?
h.i:. ~a~~~,~a~,~7.::.. lhe~ ~~ SZtIB D such large gathenng places as
Hollywood. -1. •
They also have clicked with j • r~0 l1lch hot·oelling singles as "A ~ ~ •
Haey Shade of Winter," "I Am ~
a Rock," '"rbt Dangling
Conversation'' and 1\'n
"Homeward Bound." rtv
'lbelr aJbuma were even
IUcctSlfuJ, "Sounds ()f
See11 Ce1111ery
"FROM RUSSIA
WITH LOVE"
Plu1
"THUNDERBALL"
OP'IN TODAY ':41
ZERO MOSTEL
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"THE
PRODUCERS"
GEORGI SEGAL
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
NOVEMBER I I 2
11:10 p.rn.
it.DDID ATTllACTION O~ SCION
'Psych-Out'
TICllT'S·AT
BOX OFFICE $2.50
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IMMEDIAfE DELIVERY Our Dls~n_t Prl~ ~~~~~~$:~2.~~1· I
1PACTOlY UST ;$2111 . """ ~· , ·$195 ~. $62 'Ii.: . ,. ~·~.l.',~l..,;,,·
IMMfDiATE DELIVERY! ..
HUGE. 1969 SILECTIO.N
EAS·Y 1969 TIRM·S'.: . . · .. \
. LOW·LOW 1969 ··:PRICIS
' ·. .• ' ~ ~ Al.\.JaW CAR' PAYMINTS ARE BASED ON 41 MONTHS lliltLUOIWG TAX·l l.ICINSE A ii...: l'lNANC& CHAll!>ES ON APPROVED COMME~CIAL, ~K C~D.IT
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$Jim TOTAL 546 TOTAL $46 TOTAL , -NICI DOWN MTHLT.
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'65 PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON '177~ ·s'"'3:' -,· ·~;;:s"'~3'~-,····~~ .. L ' PllCI DO .... · .MTMLT,
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day's weni"B seoaon ol Ille 17111 annual
Orange' floe&! College cooilnt School at tile
Mesa Thea!&, Costa.Mesa, each receiv.ed ' a
. preview ciipy cl -y's Food. Sedl911 lrom
the DAILY PIU>T. ,
Advance copies of the section were.rush·
eel from the pressroom to the theater to ~ve
cooking school students .a ••sneak pfeview ' of tn.e section whlch was delivered hours la~r to sutisci-lberi as part at the newspaper's reg-
ular home edll!~ !or the.day. , ...
Pa rt y's Choice
Dessert Leads Polls
No matter wh~t Y.Oi.lt party · 1n your pretUest dessert dl.!h-
preference -birthday, family es, the rulooth velvety pud-
gatherlng or neighborhood ding Ukes. on added appeal
bullet, this candidate ~I with simple addition1.
Win as a flavor right dessert. To create Brandied Peach
~Ing on the plaUorm of · Puddirig, just add joot choice·
~pie eleg?nCe,. this de~ of sliced fresh peaches or ~tis wl.U. canned rioe with canned · peach slices a n d
cljJnamon podding. . blend Ink> the pudding
'!'be • c r~ o• y pudding with a bit o1 brandy. Cblll to
sprllilded generOUliy . w. I th . Mhanc• all flavort Ind pr•
plump kernel! of m spoons niJh with W:h!wed toi!!'in&.
rudy-il>use right from t h • ..a pecan balvm just &.>:
can. What could be easier-? fort, servin,. ,
MarvelouJ.ly tempUng le?Ved For a switch, accompany
Calories
Do Coun t
thU peachy -with CUpl ol Mulcln coif,. (a blmd al
cdfee and coooeJ.
BRANDIED P&Ae& . PUDDJNG
l can (15'11 ....,..) rlco
pudding cbUled • =~do-"-.loadl· liave l cia (I ,pound) 1llc•d'
I n":w'~ o m.,..m • n : P <tu r ~; drah!ed
marshma!IO..., an I -· ~~top""'p•~andy glaaof IQft dtlnk, an a ounce ""'vt-t .. '6
glaM of hl\llr, """'' jla,er of Peoan. halves
l!O proof ~; 1 pjeci9 of -~br~-'v~, chi i. = hml candy, J,llllco of bult.-..1 ~ • ..,
!Ji'ead 1 --aJll)lt 20 with Whipped lopping Ind pt-peaouf., 1 -U bag iit eciiato oana. Mak .. 4 servings.
chlpc and• lolal1ol o1 celory! llOT!l: Fresh Peacho SuboU· Eadi -ol thaae foodl con-lute 1 cup allced lnJlh pOlt~·
talna ""1t 100 _, !1111 • .. '"' canned --In Is lilly· It'• .... fo .. 1bov• recipe. Proceed u
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·stouff er' s Meat Pies.-......................................... , ... 49!J
Tender flaky crust .. .'rich gravy.,. pfom\i witll yom eholee o! Beef, Chicken or Turkey I
Diet Instant Breakfast ........... 49• Grape Juice ............................. 39'·
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Instant Coffee ... ~ .................. '1.19
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Seabrook J'arma •.. frozen ... 1ave 17c.on lhroel
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Cl W V egetab_les .......... 3 1111 '1.1
' Broccol-, IL SL 0Ve1. or Pea Poda .• , frosen.
Heinz' Ketdlf ........................ 19• . · Cutrite Wax Paper ................. 23•
Rieb, Wck and uucyl Save on 1( OI. bottle. . .J'or laftoven. audwich,., and uvinsl 126 ft. roll .
It• Dressing ..... : .. :.~ ............ 2r.
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SACRAMENTO (AP) · -the stato eoU.,es, "theY. can caJlfonUnl are ge(Uftg I cet their edqcatlon
.. vld invlew ol'llllll c<Mlld... .-. ...
• one ot the utioo'• top uiiruh doeSi~ have that
pbtrnaklrlll fllbll In ltlO -Cllll(>llpiilJ& ~
.......... lean Gov. Ron-a 1 d He hu spool • ot' 1111
11eqan oplnll Democratic politlc!al life cooPed HP In Ille
•"--bly Spea1«r J...., M. Stale A!aembly cham~, lb unnm. the middle of bll blllla g,.
Unlilh, the powerful party mnall billl. Like LyMoo
'leader ooce known u the ''Big Johnson u • -·V"-""' II DaddJ'" o1 Callfomia poliUcs, a 1esenc1 to 1egialaave col-~be ii -il!C nmnln( lequts, bu! known ~ ..
foe p..-In two yurs. IJI -y -ler dealer
·~'I aides aay I b I OD the out.ide. , -rovernor wm bit a candidate "I wonder now what tt wu
'foe a ...-term. all abol!l ~ wey did I
,. Both u:e 1ouri1111 the -bother," Unrult llld ot tbe
w.palplnl fae "'1~-!oplsUve ffPla, lllol -
Condldat<I bUI aro lpendlac him !bi ~ GI ~
much ot lbelr ....... -~... In -• Iii .......... each-.. . ~.wt~ :.Q;"t
8-•llrotumln&lolbo -~-~lo .-i. ,.ho eleclad • h hn lbi ...,.i119n. · • •
' ......... -b1a a.-~ Since 'lheb, bt ' bu dlelOd ::olflco -In llM, alid time down 'If ~.UI, ~ I
.uting foe vota la Ibo Polllb-......,..-le.et µ'r' r In
!II manner ol ID ·-""'* • aclldlq)lq --ID d ,,.Utlclan. Uarub, an Ibo "'"'yed lhe uip1 wbOn bl
-band, ii I tt kl• I -ti ~( Die a,.t :;etatewide .,,..Im tor Ur. ftnt 11,, ~ "*« ll)ltRlnafi.d
,11me, lrJlll lo lllod Ibo lmlp In 111t 1lalJroim e f I be
.,, leglslallwt ~ lbol >mM .... ' ~ In Loo
bu camo1a 111111 lo 141!11'1 In Anlolol. '
•the Aambly. tJnruli" likes to quote a
, Rqpn, .Jumping -lnln Drmocrallc JePl&lor who ~ltate poUtl~ after ID. UDIUO-alil f:I. blm. "IUlicclw:loualy be
.6aoful iry fer the llepubllaa feell be Jm.a bigger burden to
-jrelldential -u... ""' carrr -~ ~b KtlmfCll' , ..... there.,~-....... __ _., .
quired for,.....,.. Wl"al 1""Aad .,..;·1Jnnili iil.71 04f91
of a bill la-. A~, liadU-~UveJUe.Tbt
where Unruh JIM nlpa\I u job 00 looPr (lip mo u op-
apeaker alnct 1111. porllmlty to ........
'Ille money, be said, .-1n-Like Johnson once had lo do,
to 1 ''bn>wn ~!ml!~ la Unruh 11 llwning bow to com-
f u r a I 1 'b t d ' ~ • '.tor nnmtcite with people oUtalde
llemocrllle .. -.'"' bocUd Ibo ie;ll!aU.. diamben -
by Unruh. bow to Ill'' a ~ wtlh "That 11. a lie," .replled atamv~e tntore:at, how to
Unruh, who quickly cbaHepd dalmo: a punch lb!<, IDCI bow
Reagan to deblle lllt ...... to ...... haada -......... IUoo on llalewlde -. 11 palltlcaJ ram•: .
'"Your failure to do oo wlll In-tolbrinr lleapn Into 1
... ilahly lead UI lo llw -town Unrull uld ' ' I h,e clusion you are a eoward u go~ came up here and
owoll Ill I liar.'' told Ibo people bi lb1a eopnty u Reapn """· ba ll ... -be 1111111 -tbem loo&
pected to win oominalton easl· -that every Republican can-
,1y in b1a JlllV'• primary. This dlale la btlt<r than any ~. -·111 wants te w 1 n DemocraUc candidate."" .~ -"" lbe 111.-..i-.111e ... -leglslaluft oo i. caa liulJd. • dl..,.. llllobei! wblle IJllruh ·~ ... -lo -'Ille bamJiiiid home lllt puncb Stale Senato la splll, •20 IJneo • • "°'"''~" conlnl Ibo ''111tM....,,;.1s J"'8al 1111 ...... Illy twa. ullril lb& 'OlfJdlon IO o'lltaln
·n Ulllllb ii lllelr lo loct op-one-"I"" rule In the slate.''
.poolUm In a • llemocralle A man wtlh a barbed 1111 In r-« ,.mw, raca !nm prtvata coavtr11llon « In a
IJllYcr• J.-pll Alleto of San legialaUve dtblle, Uniuh -
,J'randlco. muffl a joke In 1 _.,i,. Bui
t·riBut be is couaUna on car· DQW he •~ _ w Jn 1 ..,mg the raco with tr.. help ot Jaulihter with such Unea u
,!iii ·llloo& lioulbe<n Calilornle Spiro T. Agnew la "unique In
polltli!ll -.i 11111 liberal American politics. II•'• the ~ IJlmdl bl made oolyllepubllcan>b.,...,.
Jrlill• .. -lcnb\foelbellle tlal ""1dJdale wllo'bao lo bl
Sen. llDl>ort F. • n n • d Y lollowod by a RePubllcan !'Vlb earlier thll year. 11q11ad. ,,. • · ·
lleoides jousting w It b · Tba Repuhllcan pariy 1111111 ~ap.n. Unruh i • cam-united behind Reagan tn
!Jlliping to retain b1a aeal In Calilornla, there'• a llrong
Inglewood. He la strongly ~ of Niloo ..._-ten In
favored to beat Ibo Republican the stale and U, Gov. Robar!
candJdate., Dr. G e r a I cl H. Finch -not Rea1an -v.._, a padlllrlciu. -. Ibo Nl>on wnpalpi In ' u Ibo llepobllcana win ...,. CaUloenla.
trol ot the "-lib', Ulll'llh Bui Reapn UJd be hu
-would bt 11......i u .U«, c-Jped my bnllll out for
.moved out ol b1a l>rge IU!te ol than any other governor, ln-
olllca and lose -ol his cludJlic In Ibo South, .. ....
amplo -· wbldl provided much of the F« ~ lllt campalp support foe b1a own pmid,..
tours are a nplay ot his llM Ual bid.
battle for 1cwernor, hf 1 He M1d some news reports
abortive Mtionwklt quest for have tncorrectly said he has
nomlJlltJng convention votes not been willing to work far
-Ind even al the patriotic Ni.Ion. "Why would I not be
apMcbmtldnt for Republicans enlht111utic, '' be II.id. "J
In the ttrl1-. cam-my brlna out for
He ii a veteran campaigner, him -twfce before in 1980 and
with a stream ol OM liners 19&2."
and polltlcal punch ltnel that Unruh ts a favcritl ot OM:
still draw applaUll frum factioo of the Democratic par-
California audience&, • v • n ty in cantora1a -tbe anthrar
thooih be bu been In the -le who becked either Ken-
pobdcal crossfire u governor nedy or Sea. Eupne J.
foe -two year1. McCarlby for Pr-.
Cllllng f<l" a quara,nUne of That's a big faction. The
thl Soviet Union becamt ol mnblned vote for winner
the in v. 1 I 0 D 0 r Kennedy and loeer McCarthy
Cucboslovakia, Reagan ukl far outpolled the bloc favorin&
"we can do without the Vlei! President Hubert H.
Bollbol bollct." Hmnphrey in the primary,
la a .... wbtn be was Now, Unruh ls honorary eo-
criticlled by Democrall for cbalrman of the Humphrey
spendln& -campalcnlng compaign In California, llbar·
for lllt pnold<acy, ReqlJI . Ing lllt Job with llall rr....
spmde: ~1ble t I m • d1Co'1 MaJW Alioto. -
.delendlnlllll""9rocord· llul Alioto wil at Hum·
"Wa -~ '"""'1 In Iba phraJ'a lido bllON lbt ..,...
·hanl: and wt IN .., a pay II vlllllon, Jllldt Ibo '-"
,yoa 10 -.:·bl Aid. llOIDlnalllfl 'lbo .... ~
And, mlVlnl ·--1111 and 11llhlJto111 lllt bacldntl , .. ....-.mtp _.... -ot tho Humpbrey Do.oocnll ll
t"'wt .. ~ to 1l&Ud a ht nm1 tor pvwnor.
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J'ello1nblp ol tbe S o u I h
Onnp County Ylfc,4. hu ... ,,,..,... ,._ .. laund> •
hiotball 1eafue for "Y'' club lllllllbl!I Noy. l . ·
1--will be playocj lhrouah lleo. · lt II
Million Vlojo l!Jcb School .
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SACIWl£llr0 ·M'i) It wu pld-rlcb: NM..11•1 llOto-·., oearly U ' JDllUon Cail, ....... cl lblnl party rogUlfrl or1an!Jlt1on la dlvfded In tho moot poUUcaDy potent
the Whl rldL Tben, two Y...-. lattr, be JOii -~ =llOoipllny Ila~ Isn't apeclod to let Democrala la tho state, h41
Tbe -toword "' Boih ..,.iidalla plojl to It by lll01000 votes wben be '™"*I a poor • • 1 Glore !ban II -I ol ihe been c a m p a I n I • I f«
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)>lu« di ol tho New campalp lryfl>c to mill> the With ~ ., !Iii 'Vb prlmaq. Gov. ll«wlcl Reqan lf Ille ""' II '1"Pftlaatb.. the Jobnaon admlnlllrallm. ~pobft prliwy hit V<11e1 GI the Dat!on'1 m..t _...,tfal . -· l'refd., ran~. bec&nlea.,.,.. Nlxanla Iii tlWllalittll!il\&-1111 It wu Unruh who Ol'laalzed
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, Md Uka a -GI 1he Old art ""'9(1. Nhoo'1 tho -vlct presldeal bu nover bean venUon to Nixon. bu btea dartlq fl'om Ala~ his home flJ'C)lllld. But there
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bU.rt)"bome ad ltt Geora:
--· C8noll ldely In your oart . . ' Yo4
admire the kwely fruit .tallf
around you and remembef
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Aunt J~ in the bollpil&Q.
!1Have you ~ fruit bukdf,
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haw to watt 1ot¥" You ~ IOfDeboclY JIU1linl: by iD
1 brigln red llll'Ul· "Give
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puts it In a sHtteiy wtiitf
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JiilM'• eyes glow u ~
wdJ ht tatirw )'Cl.II' adt al
buit ••• no -.., "'""4 no wait •• • You ab!) ~
mental DOts ot frelb °"""
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AIMBIGUOUS NIBB11E '
O..eoese . . • 'cl1. to the delJ:
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in the red checked •pr'Oll amt
bonnet. "I'm here to tell )'Olf
about the chess of ~
mark·" Isn't her ~.
delkioua'r If you lBte dotbll
extra rich high l:lutw ~
content ice Cl'NIJI, you'll lik•
Ila""'". E=m .. """ rnarlt'1 answer to cheikkr . ~ the ,,.,,.., melttt. On pml
It tastea like, & ,QOD'lbin•tim«
oI. cheel!les. SamlC>e, too, is I
wonderful cooker .• Thy it i4
Cbarlottes, 1ondue or souffl.t!f:
You nl:tbl.e contentedly . ,
fytio, .. -• • Danl4 :;'.~. .. noble • . Samf. ... pleOow· lm't ttri(
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The orp.n music 1a ~ . .. ~ saunter. , •
.HERE'S WHERE ·•
YOU GO ASTRAY I
There'• • big wnea
basket ot Gilli Rik Rae~. the fabuloua ~
popcorn with the ·
pecans and almcnil:.
--around fnr -. . Gigi'• an t:..nd m&de a ~t.a Maiica. O::imea .
IOYely d ear cello bftgg ti
with hot pink ribboos~' Another sack is st&!lhed n 1
to Aunt Jane's fruit , . ·
waffles? We've been us
sqUare ones in our tout
for 90 lcq, it'a-kind Pl
heartwarm.ing to stt .EGo'I
mund ones apin . . . AD4
lan 't it g r ea t thit1'
~e thought to do ~
some .ti-i:un French tol*l
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A POUND OF OJFFEE ; i
Th• ...... and ~ WciMte you •••
Timma New Guinea
trom A~tralia .. Here'•'•
first •.• Chttee eoncentnlf
in an aemmr can . . P~eti
hot or cakl ~ee. press buti
ton lor 2 seconds into eitheC
a cup of boiling water ;j ,Pass of ookf milk
~tel'. Now llln't tlalt
... ~·. Jmlftb. Bl
Mcuntain Cbt:fee, the ~
coff@f! bMna: that na Mllrtlf
i8 made from • , t
Northwoods -Ea C a t f e t f
ame thing u · !tsowit~ 'IE'!
l!hels tn the pot ••• t"nlm{
me'a O:imbia..C.tl!ma!af
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green'• and s ' w llC
percent Cdombia •.• NoC
ttie Kona O:IUt ot H.....U ii
only a f_. miles long but C
and w. CUweR and R.eoi
Mdl have lheir own lttttf
plot . . Thei lbere an ~
worid famoo11 bll!ndir • • •
O'mnnon rnocta and Ja~
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ciaro °lint'f 1884 •• Me~ """"""' ""' -'""' .,, ~ wtth MeHttll tiltu ~
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Mettttu and Ownex · mw. to flt an mes
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c.:rd on my mind , , F'r'!Odl:
M&Jil:t!C cotftt and dUcoty , 4 A.horn 's Coltmibfa. mara an(
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~rd'1, the l)e(lp1e ttorl
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FOLGER'S COFFEE 1 u.. 1.37
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PING AT RlCHARD'S. THE MOST REWARDING THING· IS YOU ' . ~ ' A~E •IMPORTANT -AT RICHARD'S -THE ENDLESS VARIETY
OF GOODS TO CA TEil TO EACH :-CASTE, THE ATTENTIVE,
INDIVIDUAL SERVICE, ALL LE.T _YO.U. !CJ'IOW, !-!OW IMPORTANT
WE tHINK YOU ARE. RICHAAO'S PUTS . ENJOYMENT INTO
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MARTINELLl'S lfi 6AL. 'r -o•4 ,1 ....... ,. Sok• 26 .. 1 •. , .•• lb. ol HI' Ou.
APPLE CIDER . sr Smoked PORK CHOPS k.; .. ch .• ,. 1 •• ,p~ cl•··· m-~-~ 1.29 u. .. ~&M.~ tk~J.,.;:., .:
ZACKY FARMS FRESH .
IMPERIAL
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HUNT'S YE~[OW ' CLING
SLICED .PEACf!tES
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Green Goddess 59-SPLIT BROIL RS ~=~;:: •• :·.:r.~~-;
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IEL AIRE.:_6 VARIETIEs ELWELL FA'RMS STUFFED CO~NlSH
cRouToNs ..... 3 ... '1 GAME HENs ·eo .. 'DON atEu ,.. ELWELL FARMS STUFFED CORNISH
GAME HENS with Rice and Mushrooms .... 1.09...., . .. \ .
ELWELL fARMS Sl~FFED COl!NISH • . , .'
GAME HENS with Wild Rice ind Mushrooms11 .. ,lo 19 ... ·
LIPTON _..
Onion Soup ~ix ...-. 3 .. • 51
MIX 'N ' EAT •• · · · ..
CREAM OF WHEAT".. 39c
AUNT JEMIMA EASY MIX
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,,.LI. Corn Bread ••v. ... 3 ... 51
AUNT JEMIMA EASY MIX .
Coffee Cake 11•i. .. 3 ... '1
BAR~M· BACON llE6UlAll OR THICK SLICED . ,
NOVA SCOTIA, Cured in Salt, ~ Cod '
LAUNDRY MAGIC .
SUPER CLEANER .. 59c FINNIN HADDIE .
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STOU~ER'S TURK: ~~~~ ;H~;~~~h· C.~i .. of Sour ~· .. "' ' Shuttlebrot Bread.35' TETRAZZINI 12 .... 6r COTTAGE CHEESE . 35, AN INTERESTING CHANGfl. , ·•.. . .
sTouFFER's .• P'· FRUIT-FILLED ~UNS 6,.. ltc
Macaroni & ~ef 11 y 59( t.\•k'"" horb d;p ood ,,. TO ICE YOURSElF Ol SERVE PLAIN ..•
• ... crl1p ..... obi •• -c •• 1m...... ANGEL FOOD CAKE 1.25
cucumHr 1peer1, ef c. for .
d1.u1lcin9. Ze1ty wifh drinks. WITH POPPY OR SESAME SEEDS
SEEDED DINNER ROLLS 6 ,.. 29-
STOUFFER'S
WELSH RAREBIT 11-.
STOUFFER'S
Chicken & Npodles 11v. ... 69c HORMEL ALL BEEF .------------. .•. • SARA LEE ,
CHOCOLATE .CAKE 11v .... .69c WIENERS 1-1~. ~~""~;" W~:
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HONEY BUNS , .. 2 ,.. 4Sc
BIRDSEYE TENDER
TINY PEAS
llRDSEYE SWEET
REESE. L~ON PEPPER, CHEESONIN& OR · SECRET SEASONING, .
Gourmet Seasonina$ · • av ... 3,,...11 • KRAft . CRACKER IARREL
SHARP: CHEESE BARS 1i .;_ 69c
WHITE CORN
BIRDSEYE WHOLE
GREEN BEANS ; , .. 4 .. '1
llOD'S GEORMAE SALAD DllGSING
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C..\NDY DISl'jE~, :
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"Our drop WU a,11t1d 8
we. did Ddt ota•Blt.'' -
•aid .• .,,,. -·-.. tight u far • lclenct .. ..,..
cerned." lo far, • Rudenta
admitted fer tbe flD .,
written kt UJ tiley'• Men
drafted:
At Ylllo Law llllool, -Dean Remy Poor, "w ..,.
sciously oVeradmMted Into •
first year dam In -lo . off,.t the liDly • .,.... M a
"""1~ ....... out -...ui
with about the mm posiula·
lion."
The norm a•I 1 .. Jllembell
firsl year clau wa tnereued
to 206. The lecond year elUI
is dropping from 175 to about
140, "and that's II "-100 per-
cent attributable to the draft
situation," aid Poor.
Even to 1et the 8 lb1denta
oo hand, Yale lnaeued II!
number of admialon ac-
ceptances from no to 415.
Every year IOJDI wbo are ac-
cepted do not enroll. Of these
who sent in tuitioo dePoslti
and then backed out, about 70
did so because of the draft.
On the other hand, at
George Washin&ton Univenity
in the capital. Dr. Harold
Bright, academic vice ptt!l-
dent, said "it looka as if our
registration might be up
sliehtly. This would alm011t be
a random variation since we
are nol expanding. The draft
certainly does not teem to
have hurt w."
CHECKED SCHOOL.!
The Southe.m R e g I a n a I
Education Board c h e c k e d
eight schools and f o u n d
graduate: enrollment. lncre.ases
from 5 to 14 percent at
Louisiana State, V I r g i n I a ,
North Carolina, Maryland and
Miami ; enrollments un-
changed at Rice: and Emory,
and a 10 percent decrease 1t
Vandttbilt.
A board publication theoriz-
ed that the draft had l!.18 im·
pact than expected because of decrtufnl draft calla and
laUtude stven to locaJ drafl
boardl to grant dt.fennenls
hued an euentill community
needs. 1bl November call i1
Free Concerts
Qn Thundaya
~ 'l'llundO)' at IJOOl1 Ille
UC lMDt dopa.-nt cl
music JI SI A I frw concert .• lo ,_ 171 ..... NII.
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I.UY FOOD ::Tw~ II'
AN COFFH .......... 73'
INSTANT COffEE .£'1"
MAXIM COFFEi :::.o:. ... 97' .. -'llNDERlEAF ~~~-55c ..rAlll' MAN ::r".. '1"
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SPICED PEACHES
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-alCliTAH. :::.. .. _25•
Cllll& PllCIH$ =-30' .
IUI llALVIS 11::... 32'
MAl9ARIN ORANGES ll'..."'=25'
DPLISAUCI ='••-....... 36'
SUCED PINEAPPU r...."'lll ... -25'
GANllRRY JUICE ==-55'
ftllED DATEs1 .... .: __ s2·
II. MONTE PIAS -.. _.__.23•
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llAIYIST DAY
APPLE CIDER
GALLON
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GOLDIN CORN r.:"'.:.' _18•
TOMATOES:.~ 22'
POTATO IUDS c~--.69'
SPINACH::~~--·-··---15'
PUMPKIN PIE MIX ::: .... _33'
RmlllD BEANS :=."::. . .29'
ZUCCHINI::'.~----.. 28'
VlGnAlll JUla ~::''. __ 35•
..., GRHN BEANS::liu':~-. .25•
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100-FT. IOll
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rqlltzatioo .... ,...tr:; Now
"" ich901'1 bollllng ollJce II ~the orf-c1mpu1
• m11l<ft tor rtntals. UNIQl/E PJ\OBE At DJlnoll Institute o I S~ iJ faci.Jll OOI uni· Techaology, "we madl the
que problem ""'" find!nt ..umate lut lljlrin1 t1lat •• houllng for graduate women. the worst possible, entdllnlltlt
Tak.inc the draft-situaUon into miaht ao. down 25 pereent,"
account, Ult unift(sitf . a&-~ 1aJd James J_ Bro p h Y,
cepted more w~ than academic vice: p r e 1 I d e lt t •
UIUal and nt1'l/ finda: IJ.50 -l)1(Q-'~btr we'll be down not !DDt't
than expected will ehow up !or th.,n 2 percent"
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EXPECT IN A SUPIRMAlllliT AND .MucH MORI ••• LUCKY DISCOUNTS . THOSE FAMOUS IRANDS
YOU KNOW AND TRUST •••• INCLUDING HEALTH 1!1111 BEAUTY AIDS •••• HOUSEWARES ••• FRISH
FRUITS _.,,~W··•Ml'i l.llCXY'·M.~· ·J!¥11WLAI PRIM *' ~.TOP QUAbTY
"BONDED'' 'iKtlif.:':$0 ·m THAT ' fAf .cur. WtalS Ollll "MONEY-WA~-iUARAlml"
••• AND ~~OSI, tliPAMED TO GM~ OU' MORE GOOD· .. ; MEAf 110lr'M MO!lfY
• •• All AT LUCICY'S LOW, LOW IVERYllAY DISCOUNT PRICES! . . '
RIB ROAST STANDING 78' LAIGE IND .TNl_AllSTO<IAT OF IOASTS ........................ ~ IL
l-BONE STEAK $11.3 11 .. TAILS OFF.,. DELICIOUS ID-1..UID .•••••••..•..•.•
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GROUND IW.-........... _._ 43,:. PORTERHOU~ll~.'M ....... ---.. -'11:
ROUND SnAll-.. : .... c .. :::: .... 79,\. RIB ROAST=.-...... _. ___ .. 8e.t
~ BROWN 'N' SIRVl:::::.~ ••. 55' .. . . .. . .
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CHUNK TUNA :=.m:~ ................. 27' Rll STEAK ....................... -'-88.l.
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~~~lw~~z~~ ~.J~~ .............. 68~
~11NJJ!~E1'!!~c.!~ .... -.. ., ....... _ 79c
SMOKED Pl(NIC :=--.. -39~.
FRESH SPA:RIRllS ---59.>
HALIBUT snAllS =.._69.\
CHUCK ROAST ... _ .... ~~........:.4s.:.
CURI 8T HAM,:::.\i..'"-"'..;.. ....... _. '11'.'.
LINK SAUSAGE ;::::'0::'.:.'~:.:27•
VIENNA SAUSAGE l':".'~--..25' ~-=.11sH TASTY 01scouHT tt11c10 0111cAr1ss1N SNACKS , 1 JU:.e:tt
BEEF snw ==. ................ -59'
SMUClll~S SYRUP ~:...W.~!43'
CORN SYRUP :!:':11.1. ............. 31'
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NABISCO RITZ •M"'"······-......... -.41'
GRAHAM CRACKERS r.m:. .. -36' scoonR PIES ::.. .......... _ .. _43•
INGUSH MUFFINS ::::"1'~.~'..-32'
HARVEST DAY BREAD =~·29'
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LUCKY
PEANUT BUTTER
16-0UNCEJA.l
39° ..
SWANSON DINNERS ~ ..... ___ 48'
HAUBUT FllllJ ~~. 'I"
FISHSTICKS 1:::'~~ .. -... -.--65'
WAFFLES :::l.~.~--... 39'
Our LOW E'"nuay Price!-MAIN MEAL MEATS $2H 'lftUOll, IOASf HffOlltDAST l'Clll -1-ll,. l'-OL
LUCKY MILD
CHEDDAR CHEES[
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CHUNK 79c
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SUCID LllONON IOLOSNA 59c
llKllY ...... -....i •................ .:... ............ ..
LONGHORN CHllSE 59' Miii wtK--•111llM Ml.VP -IML P'(a,.,
~!~.!r!.5~:'1!~ .......... 8'
\fllll ~Van de Karn p's 111111
fi•rs. tllrv 1 ... Oct. 31..flM; J ,..,.,..
DANISH CLUSTER .
COFFll CAKES •••••••• ':'::.' 39c
~~D;RI~~ .............. ~' 59r
CAil OF THI MON TM
~:~:~~~~~~ ..•• ::':~ $)29
AVAH.Allt I• MOSf ITOtl.L
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~~~.~1;~~J~.~~~-~ ... ,. .. ,, .......... ~ ..... $21 •
~~f.~,.N~~.~~~ ....................... $291
LEO'S SJl,CED MEATS · ~:~~:.~~~~.~:.~~.~.~ .... 35c
. '{Ii ........ kltfkt/.
'CT STRAW81RRY
KERN'S JAM
32-0UNCE POUND JAR &90
•t'lTHll
DOG FOOD ~i"=----·-··-· 5111
DOG CANDY =·-·---· .25'
ALPO DOG FOOD ::-.:.::: .... -....... 29'
CAT FOOD ::::r~ ... -__ ................ .15'
CHIX l·All =~:.~ .. --.............. 12'
~ )l'llOUVJll.t--
LADY scon TISSUE =-_.26•
FACIAL TISSlll =• 21'
QllClllD'SJIAPJll,NS wn --.53•
KLEENEX 10WILS ::::::.._33'
ZEE LUNCH BAGS •n -.-.25'
SALVO PlWTS ::.":":: 75'
CASCADE :::l'.:::':'..~~-----69'
IVG,RY FUKIS .... ,.,_ .. __ .. 34'
~' '6.·K.t&r!·--. W ORLE~ l COCKTAIL SHRIMP
4V.·OUNCE CAN -=a CJ -.. '
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t 11tER DnlRGINT .__. __ .79'
FABRIC FINISH :::~ ....... -57'
DUTCH CLEANSER ~.:..~.--14'
TOP JOI CLEANER : .... _.66• /'
DIAL $0AI' :-..;.... . 14'
SAFIGUARD :::~ 20'
DUPOl(T SPONGIS ---33'
GLASS CllANllt ='=-.-.. 43'
'{Ii' .... ~fktl•--.
'CT HOllMIL
CHIU wt. BEANS
. I »OUNCE CAM a ·a 0
BOSCO SYRUP ::'.~ ........ _37'
SPRKKELS SUGAR ::0."::~_57•
PANCAlll MIX ::li=.:'.~'."-=.. .. 41•
_.. Mh'REW =.-:._-.28'
PURINA DOG CHOW---'!"
• LUCKY VODllA . $299 .. ,__llfTIMTl.f ...... ___ _
!!~.!~~KEY ~3''
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llOl:lf, llOT AYAIUIU AT llU.IMO) ~' •·klt&r!'--. W JIFFY « . ., : LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON HOUSEWARES C BEAUTY AIDS GINO'S PIZZA ='-· 55'
STRAWllRRIES :::."'~ 59' POP CORN
RE.GULAR 29c SIZE BIRDSm PEAS -................ -20' .... ---1.N FRUIT PIES =~~-~.-29'
MEAT PIES = 25'
ORANGI JUICt ·~ .. -............... 39'
lUCll"Y"•S TOJl..QUAllff lOW DISCOUNf·Jl•ICID PllJH llUIJS ANO
VIOnAlllS' All THI PINIST QUALITY YOU CAN IU'tl ••• IUSNID MOIN•
lQOl.C MIHG PllSH TO OUI Sf01t4$t WASHID, JllMMID A"'D
·~ .. BAANA1NASCTIO~~=-c
CINnAl AMlllCA'S FINEST CIUAUn ........... 1 0, ..
t.S.WO. 1 H¥f
RUSSn POTATOES 10,CMIWD451 CILLO
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STAINLESS
DOUILl·EDGE BLADES
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2-CELL HD'' SIZE
FLASHUGHT
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FWHUGHT BAI IERIE5
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MERCURY MARQUIS
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THE MOST DISTINCTIVELY STYLE1>
AUTOMQBILE SIN(;/; 1li~ ~INCOLN <;ONTINENT Al...,.
AND A PRICE YOU WILL LIKE • • • ·. .
MERCURY PRICES START AT • • • $33;22
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, • Large Selection.
• Volume Prices
· UN COLN ,·Q)NtINENTAL ' for I 1961) ' . . .,. ' ..
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l/11/l'Ol/V MERCURY LEADS THE WAY! ·-· L/11/COL/IJ MERCURY LEADS THE WAY /
' Johnson &. Son Lincoln Mercury leads the way with the finest Lincoln Continental ever! And ·the "new kind" of Mercury with the 'best new car sales
in our history. We now have the finest selectiqn ·of Lincoln Mercury trade-ins to offer. • . .
LINCO:LN-MERCURY TRADE-INS LEAD THE WAY!·
LINCOLN TRADE-INS . .
1968 CONT~NENTAL COUPE
FACTORY WARRANTY
lic•n1• Numb•r VTM-75] •5395
1967 CON.TINENTAL Coupes &.Sed~ns
5to chooM: frdnt Enmple: 2 doOr ·bardtop. Antlque 1Belp tm1ah,
·-·~lea-.. -. All th• ...................... ~ powe!r ttempg and brJ,kes,. ~ wlndowa, 6-wi.f paMr .eat,.
air condJUorttng, etc. BeauWUIJy maintained by orig1nal owner
and driven oiily U.000 miles. '420. ·. s.
FACTORY WARRANTY .
L~•l'I•• Number VTM-~7
'67 CONTINENTAL Convertible
llluk aatini tlnlsh,-matching top and interior. Full power anct fac\ol"Y air conditioning and all Uie luxury features. Leu than
8,000 'm.Ue& In all respecta, like new. Special purchue of Stud.lo
and ~ cars ~ Ford Motor Company. ,.
fACTORT 'WARRANTY A'7ft~
Lic•rt••·Numb•r UKN~72 I · ;~.l....Jifl
'67 THUNbERBIRD Landau
"Doar hardtop."Beau\ifd.I E:nn1ne whJte. witJa"'llttln(blldl~lnter
ior. Equipped with the nicest of ev~. )*!lo with. 1tereG
tape syBtem, JIO"l!I' w:ln4owa. powei:. tr&M, power •tttrtna:.
S.wa,. power .eetl, Landau roof, and factory air conditioning,
•tc. Local one .,,,,,., car. $34'1.l.. .. . .f!.
Lic.ns• NumLer ncu.rs1 ~~
'65 CONTINENTAL Convertible
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MERCURY MARQUIS TRADE~INS .,
' ' '67 ·TORONADO (Del1,1xe)
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Grecian Gold f1n1$ wlth satin black interior. Deluxe Coupe, fµll
power, factory. air conditlol\ine. One ·owner, llke new .. Sl>Owi tutdidous care. · ·
Stock Numb•r 4244A $3695
• '66 MERCURY Colony Park
9-pa.uenger station waaon. Powder blue f1n1sb with matchlnc lnterklr:__~~tlc tranamlssion, radio, heater, powlq:' ilteertil&.
pawer PrUeSo plUI many other extras, one owner. •229, 5 Liuns• Numb• TAZ-1•2
The Highly Ac:c:leimed Colony Perk Station
Wagons. "Contin11nt11I of
Station Wagons."
5 exceptionally ~ and well maintained Colon)' Park
Station Wagom. 1965'1, 1966'1 and 1967'1. 6 and :g pe.asen.
gtt models. A beaut1tu1 = ot colors to chOOlf! from, All are fully factory eq Some with power windowa,
S...,.y power teats, luggap racks, all ot COUJ"R t.w power
ateertni. powft' brakes, ~ factOry alr conditionln1.
HERE IS AN EXil!PU:'
'67 MERCURY
ca.oNY PARK STATION WAGON. Luxury~ ~!:.u automatic tr&nalni8slon, powa 1~1. poWer es; tac'·
tory ar conditioning, radio and heater. Stiikin1· cardinal red with black intttlor. • Lic:•111• No. TXU-172 ·33~5 · FACTORY WARRANTY
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AUTO· LEASE PLAN
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'65 MUSTANG Hardtop' Cpe.
ArcUc. whJte with black vinyl JAterior. AutomaUc tnnamiulon.
radio and beater, power 1teei::1n&. • • .
Lic•ns• Numb•r OXS-225
SILVER CREST WARRANTY •1595
16s CHEV, .IMPALA , , .. ·
-Coupe. 36ooo ~ Yellow finkh ;w1t11 bla<k in..,.,., . l'ulb' ~equlppH. tnCfu&ng automatic t:ransmiulon. radio, fXJ'iVeJ' •teerlnl, etc. One ot ~e Neer can. ~
Lic•rts• Numb•r PDE-111
SILVER CREST WARRANTY ·•1595
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'68 COUGAR XR7 HardtQl!I .
Pop11lar i.tme J'roet tll'lilb with black leather· ~terior and
black root-A riill. 1eaiSer 1n tbe'¥mu'Y 1p.tt.car fleld. lmma.cu .. late condition. w1tb automatic tramm11slon. _ power 1teerfna.
power brakes, rad.lo. beater, Landau root. ODl,y 6000 actuirmll&
Lic•nst Number WXE.191
FACTORY WARRANTY . ·~95
'67 COUGAR
Hardtop coupe. lJme Frost flnlah with bl&ck vteyl inter'kr.
Automatic tra:rulmlsalori, rad.Jo, beater, power 1teering, ~
bra.kf!I, Landau roof plus maey other extr~l8,000 mllea..
CAREFULLY M~INTAINED . •·2-5' ·95 Lic•ns• Numb•r UTL-OIJ .
FACTORY WARRANTY •
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HU(i'r SAVINGS --~u-~v.: DON'T WAIT! '
Convertible. Full luxury eqWpment including full power and fac:·
tory ak condltklnina:, attractiw medium blue .with matdilm' bl·
terior, °"', ..,,,., tnde in. BeautiluJIY ~
Licen1• Number PCT-J94 ~5.
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with • -· and HOW. a.... rout llDO 111 -io.o ._ _ -. 1o. both ..... with ...,.. a.oic-Uk• to , take i..,g waru i. ;.; ...,.: "°"" palo• •
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16xlt ·f• owimmlnc pool tt. "°"' bodn>oo.., -··~ ·~er ~ _,. ......... -_.;~!Ir-... ll(CO !!: EX. tt~ An....... =., ":!;' ~ i.-J SPRING cbannlnl wt11 ......_. am -up oullPllltQJ!lo $,wlDI .u, ~-~~-Id"""" -built-lo -•• = 1>1> AT rnv court >Ml. llnmo<ulale A -at .... tldl. Y«t'U loY< LY. Jitlbe .,lll!J. ·-~·~ ......,.,...., ~ ~ to .,.,.. In. thla .....ierlul brand oew 11ISS10N NW.TY tfll-O'lll KOii! aelJ -! ....,., -..... dllll..-, "AllY'l'DO;'' Pete lorrolt lttolty f bodlooa>, :!"both "llouR f8i So. O... LolUo>•
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.. and....,, utru Truly or chlldrua •1'7 -. bddt °""' >OM. -°' ...... -. _lktplac< l.oguno Nlpol 1707 a quaifl> home _ ...;,.. .. 125.IDI. 518-6181 can -'1 aft S I'll .. --., ..... udi-""=""'-' .;.:._;...---)
a--t cOly. PRIC>D COZY Eut Side. FHM11, S wall fn ...U _,me, -e BY ~ • This Is. ,.lfty TO SE1L AT ""·""" .... ' ''" fmy nn, lrpl .. bit-W-llff. 1UG td .... l'&rol. lroat Ian ud -·-I Jiit. -2 ~ Gal4 If You're Thrifty! i.e. ~. ~' .... ""' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Jaod-. • rea1 -...... ,_ ca,.~ It,...,~<"'...,. "'· """ ..... 126'5'°· Priced II.Ith' ::"'v~~-=: =~i:, ~'b: ~ ,_,, 1!at )w, , ~ u---• 1ot ·-To st1 · ---n-boa~ Pll"\ ~· io Ml!'._ __ _
llnll • loo.! -•• a,.... S27,250 • ~'" ~. -Iller. -Jriv. -· $24,lliO ...... ~:i.-:.e~:u!u:: 3 BR, 2 be, 1-story ranch ~~.500· ·R-2 nrlnl· ~ ~ ~e""',,= $14,150 L :;t~T '6,tm down.
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home feature. 3 king me Plaza. Vacant· cleaa I: wa.lt· Ewnino an _ M&-IT'J3 Me14 Ytrde . 1110 looking tri. patio 1: pooi. lot. Carpets, clrapes, elect. Sin Ji:i•n .
Bdrml, family rrn, plus 1" tng. Onlf steps to pool. Welk lmiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiilll:;'i;i;;:"';~:;;;;;z-;u'-;; Lowett price !n area. $59,500 blt-tn ranee &; oven. emtiaa:e Ca lltrano 1720 baths on a tne IM!.tered to ltlopp5.ns. 1choola le S BR, lamdacaped. all new Mn. Harwy ~. ee.ttni blr· tie•l-....-'-'-------1
........ A•• um• •xUtlns ch...d>. john ma.,•ab kl,_ -· hl\·toe I< ,_ ~ . prap with boat~ Wall< 3 B8 lll bath, ....,, -nu at $24,950. Ome eee -won't last! ...,, covwfll. New uperad!d to 9CbclolJ A lhoppin&. Pay. Peaudtul bW erea. $23,900 ..
PROPERTIES WEST EASTILUIS oatptt In fomi. 11• nn • mmll !Ha -""' -1132 l1IJOO down. flB-<rlO 1lll8 -DrlT• ,.., a '. l VI $--' 1 mutor bodrm, p • n e 11 • d . ,,.,. -th tncludlnc ....,, -i::=:;::==='==I
N....,... 8'od> ..,...LTY Homo:' 0:-0..::~:. to. ~ chn::.,.,:n °""',,_,,. Co14wtll, Mer & (o. . DupluH For Solo 1975
615-(130 (_.-3il4 VIM Del Oro ca.Um in Dover Shore&. .,_...... to DI 11. COa9t H"""'''
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I 1-i.m-I 644-11~ .-"I ~. "" Arfmna LL 96W692 -, . . :JOI' to l>elch-Or wtl1 tndo '" ~-'::=::" .. J --rm. """"" rm, f bo1hl. < BR. y 11.L °"'*" lot. lllMtl1 (open -.l MS.l103 eqoltJ lo< aood '-
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letter lt;:JUn&" and quallt;J Lenders abmlut9 ACl1flc!-. a, owner s• 38615 "~ • lUS. .Hunthigton Beach
eomtradkm v. ,..,_ bl lWE/OPTIOll MUST BE BOU> •••• $$,CXX> • 1 Bit. HouM, tmced ,.rd. on Room b' boat. trallen or (114) ~-Owner
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11111 -...,. f -· Call tor ......,....,. N-rt Beoch 1200 lot OIO' • ~) ""111bts. 3 BR 2 both ho.po, RINTALS
home. Move tn cmdtfian. 3 BR :z b&tba. ~ Bet.ch --r--$12,SOO. * Ml..aM4 carpeta: I: drapes, all )Alge Due to illness tn tamllY own-ne&r new deep pile M\ll to (714) 642-1235 3 BR Back Bay home ms rooma. The best buy iD town HouNI Fumlthed :;:,a;n =~ = ~~~· ~!1 ~ .. ll). :U ~S28~~A= = 881 IlDYer Drive, SUite 101 &mt. Viata·, priced to 1111 toron• del Mar 1250 today at mly $21.~. GI or Rentili to Shire 2005
/frp'--'"' .............. ,. ~ ··~ ..., d WW I •~/ Macca Rl!4llb' ·eo. mda'· at ._'1'>,500. ~• Paul N--''-nlA. ttrrru. dOD, w ~, on one 11JUe, __ __, n..1~ ,..., __ V--"-own! ease at ...... mo. N---1,,.GJ.I .,......,, -p I Jo R I 23 -un• 1 BR, Bath, tam rm on =':':::.. ~!~·=-==-... .':."':'.: Wbl'1 first??? .... -~ 8112-Mil oro 382-5493 for ap-W t .,__ B t7 IU nft , e1lty WANr GIRL to 28-~
--· Exee Door plan ~~· ~~ ~~-~~ V"•r loy Crest Special pot.tm•DI to ... an .... es 847-1266 Ev ... 536.'ll>t 3 BR BEACH APT. '
.. .,.. ""; famllr -iea,lllO ~. =~~ J;::=." Nowport Mo!co Offer 1'llE Bturel. 3,B«m. 111 C:,:.. ~:'.'.,;.ii;., No Dow1f ._ Ytl.IS WANTED=.,.,., 25 ~
w.... '-toleSW...._ & Ct. " ... !hi. • ~ •ii 1>am; :11.~:'· .!:.:': ',~ ~_! """"'• ":P,.': 'i!: ~ = ~· """'' 2 "'· -· apt. ...... ' VI DIJ laree faml!y room home. Pool. No yanl w o r k . .,,.... ...,_,.W-!''• near u"' o::A~--. beacli. $98. 536-8977 att 5
642 7177 Vlctor11 1 ,._ .. _L....a "-mt---"' beach on extra lge lot, flt'eplace, entry halJ, 21==--,....-,.,------,:-:-,.--1 • ...,.....,.., uaul'll "' eI1:l.l Beautlful. $25,500, 644-2432 $74,SOO. patios, Near Marhta Hi. At GIRL to •share apt A: ~
1!KM HatlJor 81.vd., C.M. 646-1111 ::: For e.ppobitmenl l BR. Condominium, The Shown by Apipt appraisal $2300> call 832-llal between 9 am
Colc.well, IJnkir &·Co. ,....,'_.Opm;i;ii;;i"-&._....., .. i:;!!~~~!""'.'~,,..1 ,__ Smith Blulb. N•ar Cc!M lU ochool. DtLoncy RMI E~t1te !CATELLA • • 4 pm. NI< tor Cpl Hult ,.. a: C111t......, ....un Prt patio. $25,9UI. 644-001 2828 E C'9ut. Hwy CdM 847-6001 ""::"'--·~.::"" 3 DUPlEXfS $500 DOWN 646-3255 .,,.,, 833-iru ""2111 """'· . rn.mo .. R••os YAC a Cftt.=•'-'--Ml"'ao"-· __ 2_100;.;.
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-home. °"" to ARnsrs HOME dt.. nn., tpl.. eloc. ldtd>. Choice Locotlon OolY S6lll5 -cloon -"'aid. IRS/mo. """""'·
.....,.,.thlog. -Introduced dJnc 2 Can hafld -unJt. Exce11ont -· f BR. ' BRL In Vft'7 deolrahlo "2-4789 to the man.t • -.•t be ~ Bdrm., 2 bath $23,500 Owner M'MH1 cor lot • room b' pool 1.1tt.
ernund 1q1 '1Jo por-;:" v'::";.,::1~ ~ DLX. ~uk Udo"""'°" pco1 146~. HAFFDAL REAL TY N-rt llooch 2200 iDdOOes ~ .,d jD. vi -...1 2 Br 0nnp Cout ~ "Homes to Match Ineome'' I..' ==-"----='-"I Rll at $37,!m. ew; 4.,.., • 2 B&. $2500 332 Mltl\lldt. CdM m..ao 8740 Warner 84MQ; 1Di W. ~t, 2 BR. -· CORBIN°MARTIN Dn. S77,500. 61';-m; P•no......, Vliw, _,..,. GLEN MAR Sll5 mo .. ut!l pd. avail to It.EAL TORS BEST Vi~ in The Bl.ul!s! .. _ .__ -. June i.a, 1969, Otildttn OK.
Ov.,.tooldno; Bay 3 br 3 be 4 ~--·· rm. !«I.IOI I' E --3036 l. c ... 1 Hwr CdM . • . 2511i ~. CdM IX ft. UPPER 1-""-'-""-·~··-~-"---1
675-1662 Anytl:.... S45.llOO Own. ~ · BY OWNER e \IM.JJILO ~-'BR. .. ili botba,_.,... 3 BR. 2\1 be, tpl.. htd. pcol;
»13 WES"IO.JFF DRIVE AT 8"d:a. by owner a.ppt. 2 -pet&/drpes. N'n CDl'nl'l' lot. dbl. pr.; condo., lam. area. · DAVIDSON R -lty BR. la:•"" rm, R-2. 125.!M Balboo Ponlntulo · 1300 '0.1. or l"1ced ''1'1<>"' Flµ m.aau dayo; &16-7002 or Newport Heights &16-Tru Open Evet. ea need lSUO cub. 673-2256 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; I _..... 213, 434-3$1 Ev'5.
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10 llroldw•r 645-0111 ,,. 10 .. m,;,. , •family 2 BR HOMI 1 .... , -""" dlnln&. 'bdmir 2 bott..124.500 Call Bull's Eye 1117..W Evee .., ..... OCEAN vi..,. ' B<.. <1p1x.
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lvonlnp 642-8453 room, both hardwood !loon Wood ~. patio, '1ooblO , pool & riew. a... to~ 548-""3 att.r 5,30 • 2 STORllE . ::,"..,"'~· ;::: ,... I •!!!!~"""~"'"'!I'""'"' I • --. A hla:h ..,..... Rljht In _,,, A-Plant. $38,500 BLUFFS Area' ' Br. 2 Heno'I a ~ thtl "'" • 5 BmROOMS 213, 4lJ ..... Eve.. Mesa Verd• Qlllllly -· -$16,ll60 Ritt. -""" -lB. CM Bltha; -· -"' pool. you rtpt .. """t pooOt-• ll FRUIT =
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ExecuflV. ' Just $23,lliO. , DUPLEX ..._ Eno. 566142 lly ......,, 141,lliO. 6#-0656 -· ' ,_ olol, J.l lldrm•, • 2 PATIOS · Coron• d•I Mor 2250 •.:-::.=-~ = .. ~*~~ '~. -=blelid;;,.,~ --y~'!! 3 BR Newport Hg!I. 1210 ~;~~~ ~:: a!i~~= ~,.\z L:c:: .. ' ;!' ~i
wtt!1wantowan1!ttph.ce. fC~Adlrnlatttiriiiii-CM. D.stllde looatloa. ,.flJli.®O J11a fam rm, le 1onn&l din-* aDT Haven R-2 Income. BURlt WHITE_,, Raaltor 3 BR home w/l.amlly nn Prlv. beach, on the bq~
t'onna1 ~ room. Cal'-' wttb term1~ n11area.5%.% n{A..105' dn 3 Br. 2 ba. ~ 2 Br. Ocean 1!K11 Newport Blvd., N.B. elect. blt..W:. l}aased ~ Secluded le EXCLUSIVE
pallliitdnpos, •"'·like 3 BEDR~3500 Wollr-McCofl!le, llftrs. * '3!.!•" * \;V~u;;Apt.;.;ISJ~.750~.;-~724~9~11 ;6~7~5-463;!0~o~•;;;oa.~64;2·;22!5!;3 1>1Ho, block ...n feoc'd, <AREA. AVAIL. NOW. ~· -Immediate Full Dini~ Room' 1810 Nowpon B1..i . .' C.M. . MIZELL REAL TY yn 61<1. 847_1612 LEASE. 675-4'00
---·~ 548-7729 Eves. 64U881 543-.2'00 Newport ShorH 1220 646-7171 546-2313 Oea:n.tor's dream -un· Lido ,fde 1351 3 BR. Condo., Huntingotn a..EAN 1 Br. huge closet 6
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usual A: attr.ctiw decor HARD TO FIND I D ...a... 2 BR. Pius Den ur (3 BR.) 2 Continent a J ; $16.SOO storage. Separate yard .
with tastelll wall peper ac· mmac. U..,_I Bath with ~atian dtii. LET Ml Tl&i.L YOU A.wume loan, low mo. pyta. Adults. Sl35. Month .
cents. Loedll o( cL::l8!t 5 BEDROOMS Quiet area, ide-1 for older ;23,CXKI. 315 Cedar NB. Abut tlU un'umal 3 8dnn ~2285 673-1953 alter 5.
-. • --i.. kitchOD with !n lovely area near park &: ----. $43,500. Owner * MS-OtJ9 1::========1;=:=:~;:::;:'==;;:;1 ~ ~ bult-tn fea-awiminC pool. 2 balhl. tam-G;;;-Wiw.n.on. Rltr. l========d =:;,;:!~: = Fountain Valley 1410 Lagune Beech 2705·
tuno --· ~room. Rear ll--= .,._ Eves. \113.1!!64 81yuoat 1223 -.....,, TV. $12,500 OCEAN VIEW 2 BR I GAR~EBJDP~SI" LOT,S LOTS Luae i::'~ r~~ :;:'"": .. ~ =-~ • :in:-v~ ~ ~ ~~ i::: ~ '"""" !""~ . ..,..
$23,75011 NO DOWN ::-~~ ~~ TARBELL 295S H1rbor _,_ ~~'.""~:... ':: COiia -1100 ExecutiYe Prestige BAY111Q<T DbiU:XO 3 rm .. 2 patio&. Garl!eld • *
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ht. Formal dininl room Newport Blvd,, CM FUNDS a•&D&ble. Contact try features! 5t0-11'Jl FHA GI bL bm11 dlnlnc rm. kit-~GOO. ~~ lUt)' $216.50 mo. met taxes, or rowNHOtJSE 3 br l% ha.
nallh>< -..,._ d1n-$21,500 Mr. -. TARBELL 29$5 Horbor EZ ......, _ Pr1co Reduced """' w,,_, all hlt-lnl, wtU 1..., 1t $275 Mo. can all appllancu: !ISO. mo. 1't
nen. -onaliY tnunao. Lot 60<180' :r.n< Npt Blvd. TRY OFFER Walk to st Jolm School. _., -p1wo alr/oontl. Huntington BMch 1400 OM\'!' 963-'""8; i<M001 " wt + <lepoait 962-151t
ullte -.,.,,..ted -mony An.,. -Som. -..: MARllll:Bf 3 BR Beach •-··--.... n... -to !Ind •t thla lli",500. HMlth ~Alo-"ENTALS odded -N -., • * * • 1m1U ·~ -~ • t oa.n -S.nto Ano 1620 ft o C """ !..!":. ._." N.A Spaciool lge I.Jvina: rm, fir.-., •• ce ennt. . iiY8liltii>Eio:i7'.;;~1._.!:H!!ou!';Hl~~U~n~!fu!':r~n~la~h~od~ c.1. 5«>11'1 1nyon ....-, t::M ...,..,,.... p1a i,, 1 t $81.SOO (9 NO DOWN PAYMENT! BY BUILDER
TARBELL 2955 H1rbor Lot UIJol.18' 'RA i.......,. Sitings 1nd loan a.lb;,. Ro~i, .... Ct. -~ ... ·~ SP··RlllGRIN .. G A+_.· '!4ML Lov"y well located 3 BR N ... 'Blt .... w~'li.'~~ Gonorol 3000
1 STORY + POOL Rl_L ~c""'HEEveN•M· 64>-0IYER85 700 E. Balboa ..,.., .• •---.,..,, • T rnv r.-, ~~ w 1 t ~ excollent -· .... F<roed ""· bltns . .;;;; F-Ront1I So-Ice I 5 BR, 3 bolho frplc, d1n-,....,. ORlolo s.4140 ..... ~· i <h~-~' df-extras! OPEN ·-••
t.g """"·Um. nn. 5 BEDROOMS 642..COOO London R--lon ~-".\NYTDIE'' N..r NB Poot O<c. &4&-Z41< ~.".\'J J:tl: '6ffi 0.llfomla st. to hcxn• """'"' """ tonanll
#PLUS Guest house with Law~ Best residential * * * * Dreamy fl.story "A" frame · -6.arealvalue.wtttlntA.or • 63Ml20 •
1dtr:ben, bath• Itv rm lll'ftl. Finaftctne rllt>t-Short ~~~El.LS 3 BR., 2 ba, enclo9ed l\Jlo Xl!l llarbar Blvd., <::M. L~xuriou1 Living VA terms. Two avaiWM -
-I Eastskle, CM • SAS,IXXJ Newly pa.tated deck , steps to Ocean, try NO DOWN • Veteran• at· J.n this like new 4 BR, 4 ba, c:beck t11f priceL}
Leon Vibert, RHltor ;· npo. * F~ BR, 3 ha, lam rm Sl'T,500 tentkm. l BRa, 2 batbl. fam rm, dining den w/wet ~ Shorts i:te.lf1°
548-aiBS anytime Delta ~·~te t46-4414 * 17x32" Pool kl: patio court .CAYWOOD REAL TY tamily non • au buAt·1nl. bar. 3 F'rl>lcs. E\:Jol, 162.9Xl 847-«IB Em . ._
(opm. _1,._) * YOU cbooM cpts le color &DI w. Coe.st Hwy, MS-l.290 $156 mooth prlncfple le iD-Wilker RHlty ...--~ =•-. hr Dai1y PUot Want Adi. .... ___ * S19,!m -IKJ'iC. flne.ncing terat. CAIL 541)..ll51 (open -Via Lido · 61'S-SJXI Shi.. __ """!"" __ ......
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