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Clllfcrd hod 11141 Sllgon ren<pd at the
laat momenl on llS'<"ment. to jnln lbe
lolb ~ Waalllqton Hanoi anil 1be
:Yllt Caoc.
"I wlllll IO emphasim again lhal lbe
Republlc of Vlelnam gever mado IUCb
• promlle " Th!eA -. l!o said' Thieu had .repeNodly relulod
In tha -of 1111:1 -'Amulelll ~ Ellnwth.JJ..W. to Ill at
lbe conference lal>le ,.1111 Uie Vlfl Cong.
He said Iba! ll Soulh Vlelnall\ had made lhe priot ._t on Uie bomb
halt U cuttwd Aki, 0 Presldeqt Jobnloo
certainly woWd ..i have -Jn
Nov. I to annouiiCe Ille bomb hill i;i
woold have clone., earlier to bolp llilt;rl
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Thi« added: •
"'!'bey can 1111: on allYlh1nl that cln-
i;orna,anly Hanoi am! tlie, Uoltod ~
bul . ..,. -"""' havlill to do 'llllh
tho !ale of 8oulb Vlelnam will· ooi ':l>t' bJndlna pn us..''
Asked aboul tha Impact of tha U.S.
hint to 110 lt alone In Parta, Thltn
slld "It wu one of lhod< -lhoct
b<cause 1be Unlted,Slalell lll •lily."
ewj)ort Sounds Nois·e
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"Technicians to .Check Jets From Airport
The city of Newp<rt Beach wlD aoon
bave "' 0WD tflcbnic:llN taking aound!nca
ol bll and Utllo jell f!l!ilg 00!1 ol ,,,. .... County Airprt I . ,...
""""""'"' bave cllreded the city -to !Ind out whal lr:lnd of declbel J<CCftlng "1111-S abouJd be obtalned aDd where
ti lliOald be -•
be would find out what t)'Pt of equipment
Is used In othar cllleJ I~ wllh ~
problema_ • . , ,
He laid ne -2 also try ln dotermlne
at what locaUOns · the ·Souncllna should
be token a\)d would "check lhe tjinea
when llie '"*" nolsem~"~e'oll."
He said ne . ....id report bl<t wllh
lhe lnlonnat!Oo at u.. coand!'a Nov,
2S session.
n. COl1l1cll agreed wllh Ulla a-b.
It !bell opproved Pancb' reqllOlt 11ia1·
the city attorpey "docWnent11 wbatewr
iurladl'*" !he clly "'11bl have -noise abakmeot pr-•· -,,
The ilildy, 'lrblch ~ Clly ·,...
tome, Tom WoodnJI! said ...id be
atl<nded to "lonhwllll, • Ja expectall to
lnchxle reaeatth Into munlc!pal COlllrol
over air space.
!lfnddpal lawmaktn further ~
up NeWJ>Oit'i betllo qalnst jet ,DOiie
by "*'1ng Ibo· clty ,tlornef'• olllce
to reaearcb poulble anll-nojse ordinances
and other means of legally coping with
lhe problem.
The council acted at the urging of
Vk:o Map Lindsley J!wooa, 'l'bo said ~ """' or..,. O><mlJ IJrpori aron\ 11ie on11 one1 lm!llllDg !ill Conna
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, In ~ de! Mar, porlk!alarlJ on jell
:Nixon Na~s UC Regt:nt
H. R.-Haldeman ·to Staff
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from El Toro," be -'"'fbere WU ' a fll&lll of jet. at -In the momlnc NEW YO!\lt (UPI) ::. ~ldmit..iect
1• .,.. , ·Ibo -clay. It -up hall tha 1lldlard IL N-'todQ<"DllDld 11J01ber
Blfimi119 · fJrt a ' Si.r1n In ~lorfda ' ~oo.i;.;,Uia111111ma1n ~=.°':k':.8:: , v. 1 concern In requ..ung nolae testing equlp-
!Ilgh winds and angry 1ea1 BWtunp docks and aea-1 \ other buildingo .. F1olida weatller la in turmoil, u ment, lnc!Udlng lhe poealble leasing of -e will be eztenslve tdeacoplng ol
walls at Indian.Rock•, Florldll. Tornado visited Is wealllerlp other perts of J!)aat (see story page f). trucks, WU Ule olluallOif at County stall lunctlons nnd.r the new cblel ...
beach, damaging motel under con.rtructlon and Airport. . ecutlve.
0 lf Boeing can go out there and test Nixon named R R. ''Bob" Haldeman,
r • · -· · · · · J -the 4e<;lbet. !ii tbo1r ~ we ought il, Los Angelea adverllstng exttutive Medi.Cal1t~n~·~CM1t · s ~~·~ ... ,~~-~ . .-$~:4:~~~ ~;,:~!~3 . ~ . . -· .. .. " -· . .. ' t v , . ~~. •-_.,~ • . AJr CaDWiila,.'irttll 11>e-w1111 of rec1uc1ng u.. Wblle H....e clalf, gmerll 1ntema1 -:h ' c· ~ · .. ,,,,_,, I tha noise ii pooalble. adminlltraUve /npomlbtllly w It b T 7 T • · .. . l -~ c ua. p.-said. U Uie cily · ia ormed puUcular' attentiOo to ,,...king out the r ,OWS to iu ten a ' tro ..;;~=~maklng-a~*!Jel!lt~--· with decibel lnl...matiot> of !Is owo, II new Presldtni'a da!IJ -of ap-. · , · · · O : · r-· . ~time "'l....>.t . ..::!!. .,_ ~ ..., ~ would ,be . In a 111&.r Po!lll!" to argue polntmen!s. . , _ ~ -..,... ""' ,,_ _, • ......, lta cue for -~ abalem<nt conlrola '1bla .,., tha aecond 11Uci1 ajipolntment )~ ,,.:;. ~. ~ --~1 · ·• · "14 Lt; J.ee. Laat.r. 0( the ~ belore ~ agencjea.-·--anJIOUllC:ed In JI houri! !tonl Nixon boad-
Gf.!';::..,... ~· . ·=~~~·~:.med!~ ~~~iormor~~pollce He qlllt!>I "IUIPrllml.'1-bo used ~=·ofberothe 8Ri':e~h'ollarwelowr '_ • ." -•..........i.-... ' ' . I ~~I I -~~ "Jll'Oo .of'Ocv,:-ut:i!' Olly a:?W...:._1 ·~~·-. ~~ ....... 1Jitda1o.~ pi_ ftl.t:.,. .• planes u ---· the • 'I -giam by u "much' aa .'IJlllllon a fur; ...., __ --.~... ff fob: mlnlllraUon, wu appolnkd Tuesday u
fl'Obe lnlo ~ a-·ol 'E " ... •· , ~'he •·•• wooJd ~·e come lrom Uie, Rl;mldo ., .. llllr -~· 'I.!'-'"'"lburt ··•• Ibo llrilt 1(-ol Wblte HouU olllc!ala the ~.J\-,_;crx !"· •. ven " -t P true, ~ ''we ,£wl!ll'.·•8balfl'• Homlclda Bureou • ' :1 '.~ , ..._ ~'<:T -In lhe new admlnlalrallon who will carry -~ •Ibo -Calli . N ed"l i:,a, mllll bur In . mind.., ti* ll on Ill-. -~ • · · < • " ,,......., lhe Ulle of "Aalatant to _the ~I."·
Auodalipo'I 1ftllfdeiC'l'Oe&dl) ni,Iii ID mlllloa _.,,.. -• ~ tta..dite of death Jiu not " ,,_ .' "re•' ......,.,_.. I ' llalde"1ci'told iiewsnien he eipected _..... iO "~f tighten up" The va.sl majority of Uie 11,213 phys!· accuratelJ eslln\ated, lhe Individual ---"' "H ·_,_ "' .,..,. lhe new )VbltO J1ouae s1a1f to be
tho ,orguluUon'1 Internal cool:ol of ila clans Involved In Med!Cal care for Uie :::'e:!,. ~ /:. ~ ~ vi:n .:e PLOT · • · · "amallOr" than lt has beeD recenUy
Zl,OOQ -~ lodi(enl are "putting In long hours fl)( AMII c.pt. Bhiob _ .. < • "-• • • • and perbapa Uie youngest Wblti Houae
Ron Zlegier, spokesman !or , the
Prealdel't eflel, w" ul<ed -ponla-
lent ,.porta that Nlzon will leave New Yen Tlonday· for an ~
destlnaUoo. Ziegler aajd lhll lhua lar
such reporb were in ''.the rumor atqe,"
but this wu less than a Oat denial.
. Apparently a decision WU to be mad•
late Wednelday on tentaUve travel pl&DL
Haldeman said Nixon and his advilerl
felt there were ways to Improve the
White H-clalf atructure -radical 'deParture from lhe put. _Tbo
key to'-cl!anpa wblcb wW be pul In
force by Nixon. waa deattthed by
BaJdernln tbll •WIJ: "We do not Want IJIOclllc ~ loclted lnlO opedllc box· a ." .
N11on will have -« lour lop
atalf members wflh tbe tlile of llSlalsnt.
Ullder lhem will be a lfOUP of apeclal
asslatallt. operaUnc In fllrlJ apecllie
areaa of acUV!ty llllch aa dopartmentol
relatl9no be! llp<!Mlllall worldnr for
Harlow wllo will lie lhe top llalM1 man wllh .. __ ••.• , .•.
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SHOOTING • •• .. E!::.,.~of deToddvtant alaoprac!IPIU~ compuaUvely UWe rewanl," Todd said. · ~71' lbll ii tllfl -ri~ - ' iie wu stall on record.
.--·-· -· -1 do ·=•'-• penon, blne am!~ n>UJldi of.4m~~lllon. Haldeman has been Involved In every am! ..,,.._,..,. of dodor& who -•-"Hundredl of -, ~-doln& Ulla "° ~ •-."ha added.· u .. -,. who wu .... to ve fled oot N' po11· ·~-• ' ' • .,..._ • .,_. Paul •• u .,.,~. .... ........., -Wlll ~ campaign llnce 11111 vice caliber .... -Rose said be _, hit
YiolatlcD of MediCal oodel. , wort wllhout -ugendl<il, w!ll!pat coot .h.aned 11m~ -=..:=:-' ~~lhe a window .and do!!l1 .• lire e1eape when preoldentw race In 1956. He has been once a..i u:;;;-dove under a d~ ~
Todd, apeotlng before ha ad~ to lhe tapayen and w · coot ·to -· • -···-·~~ an ....,.le police eotered Uie aplltmeo~ wu arreal· wilh J. Walter TbomjJOOll Co. fOl" more ot-lhe ldllen Ulen shot him In lhe .... ~
a concen>ed dinner meellng ol Uie lhe alsle'ln an elfort to lnequ!Uea sai•-receipt at lhe death scene dakd ~: 11~'~. 1-tor °". lllt_ .llieet oulslda Ulan IO yeah and for the put eigbl The dead launder and eucullvl;;;;:
oranp Comity Medical Auoclallon, ail-and Improper bllllnp so to make = ~ year, which Capt. -......... years has been manager ol lhe com-tor ol lhe organlzalloo wu ldentilled u
milled· to llCWllJltll lhal Uie nama -of Ulla :J&r'!" wort." · · In Yemen, Illa alder Namer'• wile said pacy'a Los Angelea olllce. Gov. ·Ronald Guido St. Lauren~ 11, a blind man..-
"several orange County physicians" have PRO ED QUIZ ' • !!he hid lellon 'wblcll · ilaak! clear lier Reaaan recentlJ named 1 Haldeman to large black seeing eye doll wu found
been relerred to Altorney General Todd promiaed furtller ntiabUil. she !aid lbe:bod·Mked him to a Ill-~ term· .. member or Ibo tied beside his dead _-1n tha
Tbomi:; Lynett 1or ..._..le dUc!o11.... by CMA of lhe attorney g<o Fr-P .. e I seod her• llWI-· · • Un!nl:lliJ : .d' ~ .. _.Jloard of wood-;..ied ollice. • ..
action. To date,f,-1'8 ~<YefeVeft following a Dlftting of. e medical 'Hamercameto.tbe-unttedSt.ateafrom ~ ~ · ., · ...__ ... 1..-.t-r.n~•-.......... _ha ···•~u 111-·~ In JET CLAIMS "'·-·· ··-·t II -•N ·~ ·-·be Is. -L........£..:: --.. _,:,_. ___ , . ,_ ~ .,..d were ideolllled uiCGr· ~-,_,_ ve been named or.--ODS •w•~ . · . ~ :,';ll';a'dihen. •--~.-_......_..-,... eaoolizicea u , ~~fonandLl!lerXil>g.K!nri.'lrim
lncourtadlnolateobyLyncb'10Hlce." Jlrolflm: CMA, Calflonla • ' A CCMllln In Yemen uld '.Namer had N~ worlloll lor tile lint Umt In hlll ' Clevelind,Oblo.'llleotbefwwniled-
Tbe CMA executive lbel blaated Lynch A1 .,.Iallon, Calflomla lhal aeWement of Ulla ln-wlll !ah' once -a.member df 'tllo ·secret police l!ew York~ oliU.. *8U> a-sllot In Ule bea_d, wu ldetltilled ..-.Jim.
for ~t be. &aid was "a poUUcally A81ocl1Uon, Southern Calli two sepwate court --'lire£" In Aden. 8 fonner Brltlsh-prit'ectorate at of ,U. :Pte'rrf · Ho&eI on 'Filth avenue. Die Hicks, 41. .. \
moll-a~ apon a noble pro: -.11on, Calllornla . -•·--the Up ol Uie Arablan_l'elllnljJIL Aden Is He wa1"4 ·to ~ fllia. ""'""11 .about ' Police said no ,,..pono had -1-. f...m.• Tedd accwed Lynch ef Uon, Calflomto Nuntnc Uon, and D-ea listed by the' r>;.,,...,...,-......_,_,Sou,. y, • 9,15 a.m. l&orn. bli: aparlnjepl 'WblCll AuthorlUea iald the door to the office
dellbontlJ tlmlnr a "leak" of !act. the Calilornia PbarmacaJUcal 1-........i ,_ .....,.._,. -emen. Is lea ltiim fwo bl6cta up' Flftll Avenue. was pnjlected by an aiecb'onlc .,. and .)!~-• -am .~ .••• •· M-~ • ltO!I\ the dikz, two jet The ll'eCttt Senice obd other ogenclea n--'"Id f":ll be ·---• ... ~-~ r~ ~ w -lfl"Vlceo ........ to In-"-"·· the ....,..lllty "·t 'l'be. PiuldeJl!.<ieot planned to have ~ w ce , ~~·~~ ·~ ~· -Y llminJ< a "leak" of fact. The CMA president added ~11111 .._. openla at orqe were ._ • ._ .----one lunch today In.Wall Slnid ..ith-naeinheri .. bell_ and le the·_~1,.1nto ~ olllc;e. KN<>Wli OFFENDtlls «gan!zallon wu also wakbln "wllb County Airport: Air West oa Sept. I, ol the Namen ==ed lor lor· ol 11111 law !inn !Ibey m to me.I . Police apOc\lllted lhe cali for help
Lynch'a olllce and Uie CMA, said Todd, cooslclerable lnterut" Loo Angel',, l1elr-1117-and Air Calilom1a on Ma)' I, 1111. ~ 1n1o .... m~,n4""· •· •·-• -:.!:!!'.!" al mldda• at u;.,· o-. e1u'b •' t "' came from oOO' o( ·the wounded. They ~~ ...!.,,~~ ~..u!,>' !: ~~ ~~~ 0~~ edicai VNDn Fumrr fATll. ~loundb. ih'.-~---~·~ Broad S~ The re.i~ol"Uie day w; !ai!:,ea,:i~":;iz;'":1~ ~J."fv~lce,
·--, •--··~-"' ...,_, •--.. The . ....: ••• ~ .......... "·t all ... One law enforcement ol&er said Ulere to be devoted agllo to )he conllnulng "H~I . Five-~ ihot." ..,, ~ "!or the past nine to II moalha. and olher providen of medical treat-___... -• -·~ wu ......, to believe lllal .a. o1 the 1r1o task di '"·"ding Wblle'lloun llall-· · """ Our qaMtloa la,• said Todd, "why did ment. Auembl)'man John G. venemu ilomls listed are dlnc:tlJ under or ad-''wu -:.:Jt· -beloio'« alkr be ,... Ii IS I lilodtirale blact adioo bz do nothlnfl .--._ during 1s chalrini lhe probe by ~ joint -i-t to the llicht pathi employed by came lo Ulii .. before dtic!dlnfl oa appOin!monll to ·the · group -wllich warQ wflh g!letto anu
that tfme?" aaaembly committee. jet alrcrlfl ml that &be homes bave Lr=======· ;::::::i'=====c;;:ab;;:lne=t'.aJ'KI=-;;:aei;;:eclln=~g;a~g=enc::icy~heo==,d:•:,· -;:=.:resl~~de~ols;.~========: Todd recalled lhal -per .. pon. Lyncb'a report, releued by Ule w --aqbjeclM to "peat vtbratiaa, ,
tomey general In Sacramenln lut ~ ~enlor llOiael emiaalon of nauseaua, •
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accuaea 1 percent lo lhe pliy~..i.n. -.._ vapon, dllll, IOOI and oll." · partlcl~llnc In MediCal u well c:er-· Named U plalatllla In Uie au1t, wllh '
tain denlllta, ·pharmaclaU, and ._i!Ye. ~listed In pareotlleoes,
11omea o1 bllltlng lhe ,prosram of an: ·
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fashiOJl Pins
Ulan II million a 70¥· . . 8-a A-lllO Martnen Drive,
Calflorala Blue C.-and Blu' Nowport 8dcb (l,000); Jameo P. and
-the ~ reopoiiolble !or Marlha A. -. 211 Klnp Place,
of Med!Cal benellw.to c1a1mant11 -Ye Newpon Beacll (110,000); Mathew A.
joined tha alole'a pl\yaidanl In hr and Ber!iora It C ox, IOZ7 Tahnn& Tero ,
tha LJnc11 nport u unfair. · race, Corona de! Mar ($15,000); BIJ
OlllclaJa ol both orpnlaatlono~ · Lov.,..n, 221 Via Ravenna, Newport
llatod lbzy-. not conaultod by.L Beach ($l0,0IO); Everott J. and Dorll durlnc Uie-nq pueni'a S. O'Btlla, Jiii Tuatia Ave., Newport
ol hll 71-pqe nPcirt. ' Beach (fJJ.000) and Angus "· and 1 · Eieanor·ll. Poller, nt7"Prlnl& Roaa,
• Nfl!POr! Beach ($20,00ll).
FreM p... J \' OTllDS LllTED
BACK BAI,, 7 AJao, Lea 0. and 0!ani9 S!arma, lllO . I • • • Glenwood Place, Nnrport . s· e • c b
(ll0,000); John J. and ltllbzrine R. ato-II-. meana bz will wllhdraw Bw!iart, IOI W. Bay Ave., Baiboa
hla -u.r ~ tbol lhe Upper Bar ('8$.00G); Richan! N. and Jo an
tl<W-tttllanp -b1 W-Qer, 1111 Tualln Ave., Newport
-lid. • " -<•,111111);. llopr S. and Vlela Adloa by -.ty ~ ,_., W ...... lllt Prlvato II o ad, Newpon
--·' . • ~( .... );Maltbewll.am!Marlan---_. clrodclol projecla pro-"' -. Siii Tuatln Afe., Nowport' 1-.1 In llact Bar Wilen· wfD -Bladt <•,•> and Paul J . and Mulne ba ....-at a JnJect8d •vlnl of wi-. JIU Twaatto '-, Nawport
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-'111a 4lt ....., of ln!nl ~ ''Diii ia oa1J the """"'1inl," Palmieri
upludo ~ the hzJ wflldi the laid. "Wllhln lbz -weelt .,. plan
ranch P1""""4 la -!or Ill ama In 1111 ct.la w.111., mon then 11
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lbll pi-IJ wb1cb, rwh offldall l"i"! m1lllon. Noot « all of U-cunplalnt.
Oat, -be dmloped beca• ol w!I be lllld wllh fluplrtor Cow1, !hz ....... land_, ,._t. P-lald.
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" • ,, .)'--; · .• I ~.Mil ..... '• ' CAR NO MATCH FOR SLOW FREIGHT TRAIN ·
••. Two lnlurod In Huntl""°" BMeh Croth
·train Rams s·mall Car;
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Two Beach Girls Hurt
··TWo ioommales escaped with mlnor in-lnlerconpnuJ\ily H08pllal after Miu
jJ:rip TUesday when tbe ~ hi which Flynn's northbound car' collided with the front of the train u it paSsed over Main ' lho1 ·W<!tt riding collided "/th a slow ' sireet abou~ 5,15 p.m.
( mov\Jli Soulhen\ l'aclf!c lr&Ji>,as it chug-In ano1Jier crash two !Joun later, a
I gfjlt ..,.._ Maln. Slr .. t ""!f. _,Garfield , ~· clrfy!!li,~J ~. ~ ol 6292
.r: A: ~t:n:\.TU:~i ;mi;'·~~~--;ir~ 4 25 both d. 1'1V3I ~-Lane, were at Edingtr Av~ ne8!' Gothard S~t. ~. ~ ~~ ~ Hlin~. Brown WIS' not lnjuftd. f>l>llte said.
Lead rlrsuea· -· · ' · · "
Ponce Check Identity
il ln Skull Murder Case .. ..
By ARmuR R. VINSEL oe "" D.itr r 1111 s..n
Two Riverside County S he r I f f • s
homicide inveStigaton today flew to
!jorlhem' California, ~<peetlng lo \dentify
a murdered youth Whose acattered,
coyole<:leaned bone1 were found Sunday
by three Costa Mesa rabbit bunters.
iltntal records will he the key faclor
In determining ff the man •bot In the
Iliad in a remote, wooded wash near
Elsinore ls someone'• rthlUve missin&
f~ abool Jut April •. , Ith,. ei.pect· to hear from them. this
........ " said Cap!. Lawrence !!rooks, '~if_ ~ lhe . Rlvenlde County Sheriff's
ltllcide Bureau• .
said he couldn't reveal juBI where
JIQ Virgil Woodward and declecllve Jobn llliolHon were headeil unW nen OI kin ptj1e notffled ind the re<:<>rd• checked.
; ~ Mesa brothers .David Zlinmann, M,;or· 3119 Mooll! Villa Av.,, and Balli,
~•who lives with 111> pai:enls al 2400
Ave.. and a friend Tony Butell,
i{ vered the ~ mnalns Sunday. ~~-::t...r·~
llerlnp ol lq' -. balr and
ii home In • plullc: bag.
Brooks confirmed. The Zbnmann brothers also brought
back a watch engraved wtt,b the inltiala
"K.D.D.," and an inscription that said
"Mom and Dad, 1965," perhaps a gradua·
tioo pre.en!. The timepiece -stopped at exacUy
12 noon or midni&ht -wn in n:cellent
~pe. investigatons said, but the body
had been virtually eaten by wild, prowl·
ing erealures.
Theories 11eeD1 to indicate ~ victim
was either ··taken to the remote epot
and muf dered executlon·style, or else
shot . somewbete elst and the body
dUIJ!ped where It couldni he found for
months.
No· gun was found It the sctne, seem-in&IY ruUog out .a · sUlcide, beCa.,. the
vtctfm' 1l1lUld have ·been llilled almost
instantly when the Slug or slugs crashed
lhroogb his skull.
, 1be remains are awaiting euminalion
bY the Riverside Coonly Coroner'•
palhologilt ./Dr possible additional clues
lo the grlsly homlclde.
The Zlmmann brolhcnl kepi the vtc-
Um'• head overnlgbl after reluminl
(See SKULL, Pa .. I)
EDl110N
ORANGE COUNTY, C>tLIPORNIA: WEDNESDAY, 'NQVEMBER .13, '.1968
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BQnd ·Considered-A.gain
Jluntingwn Trustees P orider MQVe Third Ti1rr:e
' Perhaps hoping !hat !he lhird Ume
will he tho charm. lrusleea of HunUQll<h
Beach Unlo!I Higb School Distr!d .,.,
pondering lnclU!!fnn ol a ffJ mlillon
bull ding bond · proposlUon on th< Aplil
15 llilstee elecllon ballot.
Tuesday lligbl llilstees "'"' · lold !hat
II the bond proposition II lo he sulnnltled
lo the volen again on April 15, lhe
board will bave lo act no later 1ban ·
Jan.·14 •.
Voters gave the f!J mllllnn propooltioo
a 55.16 percent vote in favor on Nov.
Ribal Riled,
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Calls Report
~ n 'Overkill'
Last month Huntington Besch high
school trustee Joseph Ribal asked the
district tdministraUon to g i v e him a
report of policies concerning construction
of athletJc stadiums in the district.
Tuesday n i g h t Ribal got his reporL
Il is about aix inches thick , weighs
about tl1ree pounds a n d cost taxpayers
about ~ ts> prepare.
Ribal called the report "an overkill."
Dr. Ribal said that all be wanted
was a simple report on the policy of
the district, not a history running all
the way back to the Roman Colloseum."
"This is a horrible wu:te of Ume,"
be~I Ji1u Forney soid lbal
the report wu complete, accurate and
was ~ report. Or, Ribal and fellow
lrnltlltl:a.f:ailiod-fO<. --l!Oca•' ol 'ti SU. of Ibo~
lllJl&ees -4id m dilcull it 1n deta1L
Dr. lUbal carried his "'P7 ..... wlUt
him "lo~-·· •
.
Hunting A.ccUletit
Brings Tragedy
To Family Again
An Orange yooth w h o s e brother
recently underwent a critical kidney
transplant died Tuesday in • San
Bernardino hospital .. the reaull of a
hunting accident.
Dead u Roger !. Morllndlll, II, of
12551' Yorba St.
His brother Steven, tt, is in critical
cond!Uon in UCLA Medical Center where
he received one of hi! father's kldneya
Ocl. 30.
Source5 al~ ita.1 said Steven's body is rej · the new kidney and
doctors are sea · for another donor. Tb< fatal ohoOting occurred Monday
afternoon on the desert about 20 miles
south 61 Bater, San Bernardino County
sheriff's deputies reported. .
They said ROger wu shot by a bullet
from a .22-callber rifle tn the bands
of Teddy J. Ropcban, It, of Orange.
AcqlJ'aintancea said the two boys were
the best of frl:end,a and were on the
weekend hunting party with m othen.
After the accident the youths drove 115
miles lo Barstow giving their woundeil
friend what first aid they 1:oo1d on the
way.
The youth bad been sbol through the
eye, 'the aberifr1 office reported. Sheriff's
deputlea Mid they wen invOlllgating
tbe incident and that no charges have
been llled.
5, bu! !U perc<nl la needed for boaol
pasaage. • .
A fD million bc!Od propoliUoll WU reJec\<d last ye&l' by the voters and lhe bullding package tbeJI waa pared
lo the f!J mllllon OlllOWIL •
The auperln-1 lold_ lrulleel tbal
"t h ~ ! dlslrlct i. 11111 lllCed with 11 e
same problems u dilcuued in the cam-
paigns. ,,
'"lbere ,. a -(<r a lcl>qoI Ille
and eoostruclloll. of added cluoroom
•pace bnmediall!ly If lludeals are lo
be elven adequate boullng and coowiied
quality lnllrucUon ..... the QUI three ,..,..
"The adminl81rallon riqueall · Iha! U
he made a malter ol record tbal neither
the certlficated staff, nbr the cl...Wed
ltafl can he held res)JOllllble wben
""!'rcrowding of claasrooms, 1 ..... quaii.
ly .lnslrucllon and oome form ol double
tea1on ii required."
• PofnUng out Iha! the llall "wW do
everything polllble lo pcvvide the hell
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educatlott for our 1tuc1111t1;t• Dr. Ma
Forney reminded lmleea and voten
!hat "we ~ achleVe th'l lmpoo01bh ••
!IO_ aa!d the j>n>orom u aulallled
I<> the votm ·on Nov. I -$!J mlllfon
for a new ocbool-ihe •. ~ ol
""" Ill"* ICbool and , -at Wemnlnsler HIP• Sdlool --be
--the ollnlmum Paou.e. "Any IUrlher redudloM ....i.r ....... ~ie and oDiy accema,1e .......
double aesslonl."
Jail Ordered in Conspiracy
Jeanne Covell, blonde co-oWDert of a
Hunllnglon Beach teenage blgblclub, to-
day was sentenced to 4.5 days Jn Orange
County Jall and placed on three yean
probaUon.
Mn. Covell, 26, of 302 Ocean Ave.,
drew the jail term for her convlction
on one of two coUnts of . ~glracy
-conspking In ob<lrucl j..Uce. .
Sentence on the second charge, con-
spiracy with Intent to libel and slander
a police officer, waa auspen#<rby Judge
Karl Lynn Davill.
The proprietor of Syndical< 3000, she
w'as arrestt!d on the premlsea last ~g.
19. · It was alleged thal she had falsely
accused ofricer James Mahan of
t.lephooinc bez and stating Illa jnlentim
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NEW YORK (AP)-A Brool.lyn grand
jury returned • f<Mµ"-count indictment
today agallllt t b r e e Y emenl Arabi
charged with conspiring to lliil Presldenl-
elect Richard M. Nixon. ·
The lndiclmenl, coolallting the same
charges filed agalnsl them Jul 8aturday,
was relurned ·after 'two days of_ grand
jury t.sUmony, chiefly by an Informant
who lold 110llce he was asked lo he the
trigger man in the usasshui\lcn
The Informant, ldenWled ooly 11 a
man with an Arabic name , claimed the
lhtte Arabs coolacled him becl1I!< he b
an expert marksman.
The delendanb are Ahmed Rageh Na-
met; '31 and biJ IODS, Hussein, 20, and
Abdo, 19. .
They were charged with co.ispiraey,
criminal aollcitatioo and lwo counb of
possessioo of ctamr:eroua weapons.
The trio, all slilpping clerks In the
garment dlstrlcl, were arrealed Salllrday after the lnformanl ii>onfd pollc:e:
'I11e father arid Abdo were seiZed in
thelr BrookJyn a~ent. where· po~ee
said tht:t found an Ml rltle, ltl Ml car-
bine and U rounds ol mununltlon.
Husselil, who was Aid to have fled out
a window and dawn a .tire escape when
police entered the a;artmenl, WU ams\-
ed five hours later an the lfreet oulalde
the building. In Yemen, the elder Namer's, wife said
she bad letters which would clear her
husband. She uid she bad uked him lq
se:xl her a gun. ·
Namer came to the United States from
Yemen about IS yean qo, and be ii a
urallzed cIIW!n. .
A couslz> In Yemen oald N.amer bad
(See PLOT, Pqe I)
lo lliil her buaband, oo-owner Gllberl
Covell, if the couple did not 'cloae down
the club and leave town.
lier ams! ended the p o II c e
department's slJ.week lnve:d.igailon of.
charges she had made aplnlt Officer
-~~-. Mn. Covell found llUle sympathy lod_,
1n Judge Davia' courtroom.
The veteran jurist commented: . "1
heard Mn. Covell slat. in lhli court
that aomeone, perbapa a poUcemail, was .
eoJng lo eel shot If she losl her .....
I consider tbll' act ol hen the moat
vicloua de.Ice I cduld lmigine ._ an
altempl lo dealroy a good pollce olllcer.
"The evidence against · you ~· ovtrWbelming," Judge DaVil aa1d. "I
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By WILUAM. REEb ., ... _,, ''* ...,,
Two lludenb Were upelled Tne'lfay nilhl from the Huntlnglm Beach Union
High School Dlstrlct•1 Marina lligb
School and · Wlnler1burJ Continuation
llllh School. .
Trust.ea, In a S.1 vot. with ~
Jooeph Ribal dissenting and board Prul·
denl Jobn Bentley abaen~ agreed lo
the action after an inverUgation of
charges Iha! th< llludenlo bad lllruck
leacben,
The student. -one • girl -were
charged with assault on a teaching staff,
• vlolattnn caned bY acting board
chairman Richard Willon "just cause
for expulsjon.''
Dr. Rtbal delCl'ibed declston as the
mutt "of • Spanish I.nqulsttlon." He
aCCllled fellow lmleea ol falllnll lo
lry lo'undersland the J<Milhii,
Dlatrlcl SUperinlendent .Illax ·Fornl!y .
~ the expulsion recommeodaUoo came
after· CODsullltlon with the profellionaf
llalf •I the achoola, "We cannot and
wm not endure an usault tiy any •
dent,0 he aald.
Trustee Malthevr Weyuker ct!Ucbed
Ribal for oppollng the majority decilfon.
0 If you were • tMcher in UU. dlltrict and • llludenl woched you_ Jn , the -
you'd aped the dlslricl lo .back JOU.
''TbeM kid& mull learn !hat they can't
do u they damn well pieue," Weyuker
conclnded.
WI"'°" called I\'. !Ubel'1 <>mJ1iUcio ~ble," and Jolnoll wllb the -In refullnirlo argue loopr.' ,
bave ""'°"'ed the lncldenla ol juvmlle
drug offenders appearhic before mo Co
up by 400 pettenl. 1 cannot overlool:
the vlclousneu of your •ctlona while
OOmmendlng the county'• ..,. omcen
wbo are trying lo hold down 11111 juvellile
danger."
Judge Dam quickly rejecled a motion
for a ..., lrlal. Mn. Cov<Il'• appeal
for a . two-week 11aJ · ol ""Jtence oo
the ground& ~ her altamef Intended
lo file an llppeaf and the' la<:t that
she bad no money 'for . ball 'wu allo
denied.
· .Tudp Oivll declined lo ......,..t on . , that the de{eme. attcney'• mmwnoement
the-... -"'~
.,
sluden!, sald at lhal time ~ ~
dlsiricl 'pol!cy In the --... "against toferatlOl'l Of. IM'!ultl an
membel'I of the staff . .,
Head-on Accident
Kills Woman, 48
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A Las Vegu wcman wu tDJed ml
a Marine lnjund early tbll momJni
in a beadon Collision on Trabuco Road,
east of Culver Road In the El Toro
area, the Caruoinli 'Jllihw.Y Palrof
re)IOrled.
Dead ii Laura 'Mae Glblon. : ti~ of
IHI .c..,.17 -1111 111 ° • ' . Do~. Tiil , , Ill
591» W. Wua A.'le,, W · V-c :
hijured la Ki!lth David llerbori ef
~p;. c:'u.. ~. the car !liJVel!
bY the woman waa·W<lllhOund I" Tril!Uco ,,_. '"*" she .......... :Iott caalfOI. . ·~car w..ii'F~ .-~
of the ~w_,, then veerod back..,_
the cm.r-11ne -ft•mllldad -JJUh the · ~•••._. car 4riven by llerherl, ..... Aid. The wotolil wu pa J _. dud at
the _,., Herber! WM !Uen lo th<
Jll Toro Air -dll-y.fer tnall menl • . ,'' .. '
' ' . •My brother'• wile Linda · wouldn'
t ftn let them tu.e tt into tbe boule;" . !be ZJmmann. . ~ = ltWrder vtctfm's ad-~IJIPllll .... ~ ....... -up from -loaely Ille near Raliroad Canyon
Crisis Ends • Ill New Life
Dr. Ribal, • poycl>oloClal and a teacher.
nld be felt the whole matter was
••a trip blct through the Ume -to !he day> of the lnqlllaltloa."
HI aald he felt npelllnJ the -
Imm ~I would d6 nolhlng ·lo aolvt
their problOl!ll.
Oraafe '
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:l'uelda1 bY • -of oheriff'•
d • • , ... anlma1'1!nlwod bones and
bjll of clolhb!I -~
Writer Travels from Near Death to Recovery
u ~ sffled dht and ~DITOR'S NOT~ Thia lo the ,.CO!ld
d In the ~Y\17 ~Wooded area for · OftttDo articlt1 tn which ~porttr Bar·
llcllaf cl-. latl,"detcribe• hu lrlj> from a dar~ .... '~e.,. ~ • J\°w~r"""" lng _loorld of poin and Jl(l!ilc lo o ,.., -~ Jl: lhe r'.. ~ !ioommng of lift m Ille ola<• of • u.---~ r. -bfightly lighjtd operating room. n ;, J:°11m.· • • "11< i lofil, told in penonal "'""'· of t!... a ltirrner>c..ta 111.,. police h010 heart '"'11•'11 oaot<I hfl life.
ellliiof, .... llt/ 84::'' ~ llJ 'roM BARLEY frMJl'-baV. to came the Rlttnlde • .. 9lfft '""' ...., ~.a.tll'1 Hmnldde lluruu ill . I bad lo qllil work on April II, The 1,,.
lbl -d( -.;.. not ........ ~of heart -and -Occunit.l; olllmated, th& Individual -Pain ltiadeJt lmpolllble for ma lo
.... lo bt lbt -vlctUi Jdl. • be ""1ll>lna lib .. iifecuq -
"' -fol' lbt llollllllaod .. ..q M1,tmJ!lo7tla ..... -11111.wllb ).bl. AMII, Capt.-. aid. -a.a -I -'I l0<pl'-~J'.!! ll!ltll lbl rlebl-he 'wu -1,11oR1b!iYeloA1Jllila ,""•bpt111J•Job
""!"I ~ lbOal -._ ~ he added. "'*' lit me at lonl u It took me lo
J>.W -lllcl Tuad., !hat the l"l·lleU, • . .i . ~ .. ,...,.. recovered an Illegible 1 don'! ~ 1""' r IW'1lr,ed Ute IJlihl
...,. receipt al the dutb ,._ daled ol ~. April Ill An ........ lhll l>e-
Mlirdl l'I, "' 11111.,...., wliidi Clopl. -• ..ula ....... plercllw ... IDd ' "
1cute nauaea ended with me welcoming ' Cama the mornlnJ and preporallocJt
the dawn after a nlgbl of horror In for .,.....,. wbk:h Included a "1!ol' tbat
which' I 11111 consciouanesa aeveraf llmea. I.ti me -and oa17 v...,.i, .,..,. tt
Dr. Kay lat« !old 111)' dialrall&hl wll°' lll>at Wat:: Oii -me.• Boll-I
'ltle couldn1t take another night like tbaC w·-• .,, u to..:.~~-.,· ~ lk'•JuckJ lo~·\ ourvtved." -• ~ -· -
l b1eW !hat lllll fta,on th.ii Mdllltay ... _,,,. -al I un. tlla -
morlliJll. By 11 a.m. ~ wu bact In SL mlnlller H'1 been Ill)' lorlunO lo -·
Vlnceol'L !And lhll litne, wbatmr Ill)' The Jleof, J'rank ltelley WU tbn JUI!
afln condition. rur,.,,, WU e<rllln. he -~ ,._ bm he
My td!dl'""7 admlllion meaol -u ..... w.,. -· .. !!""
ralluffllng of 11bat. WU alrtady a Vtry needed lhtou,,;..t l """ iioopJtallzallm.
lllfil ugery IChedulL Bnl llnal17 I fiOI lill -beJjl mine all the -lo tho
the word : "Yw Co le the_ ....... room -"ting ""'I" ad ~..!':.,"' ..., • ·-· dtopllo tho I.ct 'tbal .... ..... 10
llO.Iilo11. I -f!o!a"T---Jaot '1111 I 'lllq ..,... the laapol 10 ~ I'ff.,.. -to boar al lhll llme. ' "'°""· And that lut nlCill before ..,_ ' t -~ 1e!1 ,.. dlUch about the NI ef lllfF la bwW inlo tlJ!.. mentor)". I\', .-.> .._ V• U. ' ,._.... 'f TlllJl'a l!llfl cbect and a amlllng "'Slffp '""' _,, .., w-""°· ..._.. ... '" ,
UPI -assi I'll ,.. you In ~ mom-~ her take Oft!; for • flllD: •
lni·" Mt lamUf1 ftnal t.arful 'rill! 1i!d 1 1r1 1loml to kl!OW ""'° --
the -chlD op! rnlltaUoa of wbilt lhlM, lat alOM ~ at ...... lib wu ....... aller tbey had klL lllea BEABT, Pap I
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Lui year a *"'1ar cale Wal decided
In the oppoolle JiWmer by trua1ee1 who
-!O """ • lludllll --" hltlinc•-·
Al lhal -Lourie Vll)COlll. the
-ol ta -n, ........... told ---bt,mcn .... ol
--•llacldol -· , If the
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,Cong Back •
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l'relll Pqe I
SKULL ••.
home from the bunting trip, turning
II In ol lbe -. deU; <if lbe Colla
M• pollcB ~b-Monday llOOll • .. J tboucbt~ were tlddtng,.. Aid
Del!l:'OfllcOr Cbuclt Jlolfard.
Paul:' Zlpuninn uld be WU juat laid
oil .,_., fl a .......Ukeeper fa< the
Newport-Mesa Un!fled School Dlatrlct,
alnoe their nauiar employes bad all
flnltlw! up lbe ·-schedule. lie Aid hll older bro4ber II -Joyed
by a Colla Meo llrm which inlles
pl&lllc plpln(.
L/f.l\Y l1lO!
l ...... N.W'°' ---Jou L ~J: ... ,,.....,..... ,,.....,
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....... MM ... P.O .... ltt, t2'4t ..........
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to lftll $ I II llm •
I• • I u' . ' Clllii.i A2W 'l'>llll'iio a.1 -'l!etnlm eoiilloued Ill boycoll the Unlled States ahouJd meet
the Viet Cong llld North JllelnamUJ here bul dllCllll only mllltary dettoola-
tloo. Ba aid political Mlt1-ll woWd
hive to await Saigon'• attendance . lo
the lalb. •• In SaJ..., 1bleil told UPI .,,._
nopoodeol JlooW 'loulberland: ''Tlley
• Medi-Cal Reactwn:C-MA . '
VOW$ to Tighten Control
Br TOM BARLEY concerning MediCal program abuses to
" ., "" Deir "'"" llltt deliberately timing a .. leak" . of fact.I
Obvlouil)' alarmed by the alato's colnclde with tll e miIIoriol elec11on.. '
deepentnc ~.Into atleged ibuae of Lynch'• ollloe and the CMA, ll&ld Todd,
the MedlCal propm by partldpatln.< bad tno ot . I llhYlldanl, tbe Callfornla M e d I c al "" offeoden 1lltod ·by the
AUoclaUon'1 preoldent Tlleeday night attorney 1--1 In hll el-eva
-1lod to>"lmmedla~J UJhlOD-.uo'' n,...t "lor lbe put -.1e 11 tnor\tba.
ihe orgobatlon'1 1Dt<rna1 cot\Uot ol Ill Our qu..UOo 'ls,'> oald Todd, "why dld 24~ mem11~~ ~ _,_ -•~ • he clo ootbln& about tbae weo dur\111 ~ ' --.l~ -t-......_ .... U..t thief" "ix-itlon ol deviant practltlooers" Todd recalled tbat newspaper repom •llldlola'~M~'I!.-~ who repeat ,t the time nlerred to ""1aln Callfomll
uuu. ~ -u.iu-. j>hyldclanl irmll'dna" the medJctl pro.
Todd, IPUldllJ bel"" he addresaed cram by aa much .. • mUllon a yeer.
a cooetrDed dimle< meelln& ol Ila "Even u tbat II true:'' he ll&ld, "we or-OoantJ Medical ~tlon, ad-mllll bMr Jn infnd that this II an
m!t&ed to new11nen that UMi ntmea of. • rnUUoo )lfOtrlm. 11
"lml'll2** County J>b111dant" baVO 1lli Vall ~ly of the 11;1'3 ~
-.......... lo-Atlomly 6-11 dam lnwlved In MedlCal cara for the
'11loma:. l.yndJ for "~It illlcl~ IDdlpnt are "~ In Jona boun for
acUon. 'f1I data,' bo ·Mld. --.U>'tlyUttlorenrd,"Toddald.
Cafllomla ~ ba" -naJDed "H-ol doclorl ..• an dotlW this ID -' adloi -bJ' i.,ndl'a olllco." _.k" wlthoot)'llD,_-auoo. wl1bou{ coll 'l'bo CMA ......u .. Ihm blallecl i..,ud> 14 tho l&<payen llld without cool 14
for what ... Aid -"a Jl"'fflr•ll1 Ibo -In .. ellor1 In oomd lnoqulllea
--etlaclr -• noble pro-.... lnqropcr bl1llnp .. u 14 -,...... TOIW -"1Dcb o I thll -am -t." . ( ~
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Peace Talks' Alone'
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CllflAri lllol 11111 al the litl 'r •• • ..
tillii wllb 'lfllllll>lfGa, -"" !bf Vlei Con{-•
"I want to 1m"l>iwu. again Ille
Republic of Vietnam 111wr made IUcb
a promiae," Tblen eald.
. He ll&ld Thieu bad repea1'd!Y r<fuaed
In the oertee of lalU with American
Amb•M-ll:llm>rth Bunk• le Iii al
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Wk ol 1l<dldb!g a Wbfte -~ before declilln( .. _.,.,,,_ lo jho
Clblnel llld aelectlng aieoCJ beadL
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VOL 61, No: 2n, 7 SECTIONS. 68 PAGES O'RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
By TOM FOimlNE
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Saddleback Collele lnllteel Tue!day
night approved a plan to lhorten a
$14-million, IG-yeor. building (Jnltvalll lo
five years.
; Permanent campus' faclli,ties for 5,00D
full-time students should be completed
by September, 19'11, occonllng 'to the
new schedule.
Whllo agreeizl& to speed up <amJIU.'
construcU.on. traateel learned they are
• too.late to apply fer llOO,OOll In federal
building aid lbi! yea!', •• Ah:bile<I Robert l.oJIT<Y said be could
not ~ plans in Wne for an ap-
plication to be "'1>milled by · a Dec. z deadline.
Trustee Louis Z1tnll: wanted to know
why the board and the architect . were
given such lbort notice illnd uked if
the admlnlstration didni fumble the ball SuJI!. Frocf Bremer said, no, they just
ncently rectlved wcrd of the Impending
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how . !lie ' board pooltbly could uk the
arcbltecl to 'deolgn • i..!!dlng !ft a nllb
and lock it io before the overall concept
la developed.
"Jl'rom a cold, bUslDell manager'•
Point ol view, we could UR the ball
mUllon dollars,!' BarJetta ,laid. ·uu• we
can 1et our fool In the' door perllapl
we can r<fioo our pliM IJld say later
•we aent you tti:e wrong thing.' "
But board membera decided It wu . '
Festival Prices · Boosted
For Seats • Ill Irvine BOwl
~ew Camp·us Policy Okayed
.Narco, Discipline Rules for Laguna Win Support
By JEAN cox
Of * tM!tr P1911 Slaff
Laguna Beach schccl boml policy on
narcotics and other criminal oHenses
on and of.( campus was agned upon
aoild Utile flUIT}' Tuesday Jliiht.
Although it la 'not pner1ll policy, the
boanl, follawing a lllJigestlon by member
William Wilcoxen, decided to make the
policy's approval "'subject to approval
of the county counsel."
Qr, William Ullom, auperiilteod<nl of
· 111e • Laguna' Beach . Uilifl'll Sche<>l o!Slr1ct, said he wu· WJij t>leiilod "lb·
the policy.
"I have see~ pny ~'p>llcio Wl#-
teri on the .Ubject in bruce Courity.
This one eei1ollil)'< 1" ... lm~l
II · takes lnl<> ~iloii ;i!iO-lllm>ml
rlf!hls lo a fair belrlna.~ '
Rebert Ree ... , .~pal· of L•llWl"
Beach lilgh llchl>ol. -.;i WU a policy
the high -coUld.JIYrwitlL' "l think
Ud8 taka & Joac• bard loot at n:IMM!!la,.
!Ion. II cloean'I write the student off
completely for one offense."
Board member Don Tobin suggested
that a sentence in the narcotics section
should read, "keeping in mind the
welfare of the student."
"We have this .phrase when speaking
of off campus actg other than narcotics
vtolallom including ll(1lled robbery or
other act.a of violeoce," Tobin aaid. "lt
sound!l· llkt we ·think· llDOkipg a mari-
juau clpretle is "°"' lh,in ,armed
JOl>!>Jeyl,, i .~ ... w · !"il' l k~pin& in ;~·-~~· -ltuiient. }>ut I think we shoWd stale it ln' boUi sec·
~-~·~to. add the
sugpslejl pjlrUo 'to ,,.., "each case
on « oil-campus violation ol narcoUcs
laws requires careful investigation to
incl ode · the 1eneral character of the
student lnvolvtd and the clrcumstances
""'1<JUndlng · the violation, · koepmg in
mind tbe welfar .. of the siiident."
Laguna $95 Above State
In Spending. on School-S
Board members also agreed to add
"which m a y be in executive session"
to a paragraph stating a student and
his parents have the right to a bearing
by the l;loard, to revoke an adrnJntstr;itive
decision, and if requested, the bearing
shall take place at the next regular
board meeting.
In tbe d~J:e code, a separate doCu-ment ou procediaes for ad·
minlsl(atora, board members alaQ added
a el4\llt! ~_whk:b reads, "In e1ent of aerio~ ,.,. riolatlnnl, l.A·Vcu.liU ~ej· ~: ... jlill\lld "'"1"•:lif.
fender pven into the.it cUstody."
,;l'he cb*l!le ..... "!I'll -~ polnlecl' out it ~d bi ... .i>ofnt Pl.11\0
pollcy that "aqthor!tiea;•ill be noWled."
"W• ~ a !QpPlaole' N~ P
often 'dUflc1llt • to ~et¢. Ii .,... .. "JI"' !hero bas been 'a ·iicl.itlcs vlalati\in,
the poll')' should • be . l~volved. ·The
posseialqn of n~ Certainl,y would
involve aqtbarjties."
French learn
Festival Put .
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A pr~ -I ~ thtat« -'l'uetdl1 that h be In for roqb sleddlni bel°" II 11 approved
or repected by the Festival ol A fl a
Boardof D-, Directors Tueaday deterred action and
agr...i lo • I p.m. Saturday meeting
lo look 11 bldl from five cootracton.
II bu been estlmlled rouahlY that Iha
llnlclllre, whlcb WOllld Include .iorqe
.,,... and other r.dlltf", miihl ('Ost '85.ooo 1o m,ooo. Comm.enlh>J 01i the poulblllty that
bld1 mlabt eXceed resuvat caab on hand,
Board l'resldenl WlllllDD I>. Martin said,
"I would' be vloieatlJ -lo bor· mrinc "fl lllllOll1': II loO\ 1 iOllC time .
lo set • ..,~ -111·" Dlrec~ DO\.rd YOl!nl said he fell
certain tbt bids would run ovtr the
estimate and • woald cause considerable
-d'*'uMioa. . Mlrtil! aid Ille· final @<:Pion lo build
or not lo boild lhould. be a clear cut
upuiion ol the hoafd; not a five to
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SllllOI and SOUlh Vietnam.
Ont U.S. official, who asked to remain
uolden!llled, said Ollllonf errod In lhow-1!11 /rrllalloo with Saigon's refllAJ lo loin the Paris taltl, In the tone of
!ilil words antfln b1I reference to ''Tbleu"
;~~·-on Epiiep~ iLQantd :t; ~.
ffo Laguna City-Schools
' Tbe Epiieply F01md1lloft, I• .,,._
,,_ -lhalr national -alert -mn, 1111 Ioanad I ftlm, "Nol Without
Hope" lo Iba t.q,... IChoola for lhowtng
al S:• p.m. 'l1lll'aday ID Iba Edu<allon cn.r board room, lld'Blmnont.
Ulerlllat will bt oo hand, and the
pulillc II ""'°" lo au.od Iba PNtlflDt -)l!Ne.
Teacllen In Iba dlltrld aro oncourqed
lo ... the mm lo !tarn how lo doal
wtlb leUura and lo dettct ..,.17 ..,.,.
"' Iba dlleue, dlllrict """' lOlllllO Jifd)mald aid.
EplleJllY II a UWa understood di...,.
which allacll probably one In evtiy
100 Americans. Some 1uthor1U01 believe
-CU111 are bidden, hlllll1I! Iba total
actually '""' htiher.
Epllepay II Iba 1en1ral name sJ•en
1ymptoma of a dllorder of the central
nervous lyltem. It II not re I a t e d to
mental rellrdalllJn or lnlanlty. FUty par-
cent of all patients can become actzure
free. An addltlcmal 11$ percont have
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sheriff's station.' ·
Lt. Laster, a former Costa Mesa police
officer, aaid any additional Jnlormation
would have lo come from the BJ.,...icr.
County She1Uf'1 ·•Homldde' Bureau in
Riverside.
Although the date of death hu not
been accurately estimated, the lndiVidual
believed to be the homicirle victim left
bis home for the Southland in tarl,y
April, Capt. Brool!s said.
"If this is the-right-person, be· WU ~own here about then," be added. · :
Paul Zimmann aaid Tuesday that the
stunned hunters recovered an illegible
sales receipt at the death scene dated
March 27, of this year, which Capt.
Brooks ctinfirmed.
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In Yemen, lht elder Namer's wife aid
she had leuera which would clear her
bu>band. She' said she had Wed 1i1m lo
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NEW YO~ W.r..i>,. Bl)(ol:Jyn grand
Jury returned a .!Our-<\)U!lt'· lnillclm..,t
today agakllt t b r e e 1/tmenl Araba
cb.arp<I wlth ..... pbiNl.lP kill-~
eloct.Richanl Id. Ntxoo. . • • " ~~~~:!;::. Blind Man, Two ()~hos ·, ~ ;:=.~;-by~:~ . . .i •.•
who told police. h< wu uked lo be the
Princl--'· In scopes _'ltfonL-· Trial'
11~~::~~;;;-'; ... • Slain by Five Bd~~:, :· , :~ ,........ ~11 1 , m&Jt witb an.-Ar~c ~,cl~ tbe .-1' , ... ,
• , . ~· three Arabs contacted him bec8.use ~ ii!! ' . . • r • .. II look 43 yean, but John T. Scopes (eenter in '1925 contained -same basic issue' as famed,i;_copes ·"moo-aper! bm . · BOSTON (UPI) -Five Negroa '11out-, publlc. ~-·.m.n If/I'~.,;,,,. Will
photo). on&tin,le Dayton, Tenn., biology teacher, key trial" of 1925. That trial"brougb( claih'belween an mar ·111' '\. Ing "where'• the !llOD"Y!" lllrce<I ~ir JJOllce frilin the emer8'i>CY:llliil\l"ol-Tu"°""1 flna!lY won hla legal argument about teach-two of foremoot lega! llgltl'N of"4.Y-'Clmtnoe Dar-The delendanla ah AIBned Rageh N• way li1lo the headQuartm ol a Nello !on City llolpjlai thai-fl•itmm -
ing Darwin!Bn 'theory of evolution. Unan!mOUJ row (left, 1937 photo), who J~Sl:<lpei'.def4;11e; and mer, 43, llld hll m, lllllleln, 111, Ind · dvil rlghls organ!ialion .wl' today 1nei their way ·_fDlo· Jlio_,,_:•odlol;
SUpreme Court decision struck down ArkBnsu law Wjlliam Jennings Bl}'811' (riglll 1925 ,i>h<ib>J+ wbo . Abllo, 19. . . . shot lo death the blind !owtder <ol the "Where'• ·tJie . m o,n.e·J.t_,1'tlliip'1 .die.:.
forblddilig tlJ!~lt of evolution In public achooll served as special auom~ !ir-~li<">· "· . ., TheJ .were chariecl . wllh ~aey, ~ ~11\'0sti:~~ ~~ m::;..;:u..'.~Ji '.1 lln •
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.• l>O!Beqjon ol diq&e ...... weapons. Four of the vlclima were !ouod on the ...... ~.1~e·iajd ho< rs ~.
woman Killed,
Marine Injured
In Auto Crash
A Las Vegas woman was killed lpd
a. 'Marine injured early th.la morning
In a headon colllilion on Trabuco Road.
east of Culver Road In the El Toro
area, the Calliornia Highway Patrol
reported.
Dead is Laura Mae Gibson, 48, of
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County Traffic
Deats Toll
5920 W. Wasa Ave., Las Vegas.
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Injared is Keith David Herbert of
Sunnyvale, Calif.
According to the CHP, the car driven
by the woman was westbound on Trabudo
Road when she evidently lost corrtrol1
The car went off the north shoulder
of the roadway, .then veered back across
l}le center line where it collided headon
with the eaitbound car driven by
Herbert, officers said.
The woman was pronounced dead at
the scene. Herbert was taken to the
F;l Toro Air Station dispensary for treat-
ment.
H . A "d n· . h I The'trJo,aU>hiP!Mt ,dfJ'b .. fn lhe noorQ!a-·room;atthe,Ne1rEn1IBnd oncOMIC!"theni\ovi ;uoder-.aT-!)no.j unting CCI en. ·t . ; 'e:at garmept·lllJliJ<~ were arres~ &aturdiy GrB!S f!ools ,Orgaruuitiop (NE<)RO) ii) o! tbe killen •tben 111o1 bJii!:-1/i'tJi! ~r after ~-lntorma.Di phoned-po11ce. the city s ,1\oxbury section, a ;tedomin· 1be·de8d fourider:.nd ·~'!e diteeO 1
• c antly Negro area. One of the men Jay op -tor ol the orftll}utlOI) n ·t~Wled •>
. , ~ r~ and ~-were. ~eized · fn the sidewalk Jn frottt of the office, a . Gukio St: ~t, ~~ •·bUnil· ipari wboee'"
B • s d T · •. d their Brookl)'ll aJ1¥1ment, where ~le< rormer sandwich IMp. large black ~ fYF· ~ wu found. rmgs econ rage Y said tbey foood "!',MJ ·rir!e, oo,MI du--'· Accol'ding_ to aulhcirlties, !Ive N"""' tied up,beSide -liil'~~:ln U. ~
· bine Uil HJOU04i'ol,~on. ·men ...,,e aeen"!ltelng !toin tbe ~ w~•:(olflce. ". .1 ., 'I
' • '· t · p i.. • Hu iD wbowaiw<f.tolii.~fiedout story brick building wbe1 police~ 'Ibeotl)er.dnd:~1jfeitifii1"11Cor-1 '
Ah Orllll&' youth wh 01 e bl'dher deputies 'Mi~ 'l!!v'were Jnve.rtlgau,,'g · · .~:...;"..;..; ~ • lke ..;..~-i..o· ·on arrived In respom'e 'IO' a ldtphoile nell EatoO.nd-~-K!ifr~ fmlt ,
Uy mid t criti al kidney • · a "~ -"""" "' · ·~~ '" ' cilll believed lo bave been inade b,-lina Cleveland;"Obio.·Tlle!Gllla'. ma.'· recen erwen a c the lncldenta>nld tlmt no.charges b a v·e , police eoterea-thUpa.tiQen~ DS'attes\-. of the vk:tima~ f, • 1 ahot 'in !the. bea(t.•wu1 ldelittned .u,.Jlm.11 ' ~~~~Ult~:: beln filed. ed •ftvi.'.houn later•on.the su..tloulside 0ue or lhe wounded, l'led·llole, (I, nle,Jjl ... CL. . · . --~ -~ . :!
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ma brother steven, 14, la In critical
condition in UCLA M~cal Ctnter wbrn
he ~ived one of bia fatber'1 kidney•
Oct. 30.
Sources at the hospital said Steven's
body .ii rejectlng the new Jddney aod
doctors are searching for another donor.
The fatal shooting occurnd Monday
afternoon on the delert about • miles
IOUrh of Baker, Son Bernardino County
• shertt!'a depuUeo reporled. ·
They Mid Jloler WU shot by a bullet
from a .22-callber rifle In tbe handa
of Teddy J. Ropchan, 11, or Orange.
Acquaintance& uid the two boys were
' the best of friendJ and were on the
weekend hunting party with m others.
After the accident the youths drove 55
miles to Barstow giving their wounded
friend what first aid they could on the
way.
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. Jeanne Covell, blond.e co-owner of a
JJuntlngton Beach teenage nJghtclub, to-
'd:ay was sentenced to 45 days in Orange
'County jail and placed on three years
ivohation.
. Mrs. C.Ovell, 26, of 302 Ocean Ave.,
drew the jail term for her convictlon
on one of two counts of conspiracy
-conspiring to obstruct justice.
Sentence on the second charge, con-
spiracy with intent to libel and slander
~ police officer, was suspended by Judge
Karl Lynn Davis.
· The proprietor of Syndicate 3000, sbe
was arrested on the premises last Aug.
19. It was alleged that she had falsely
arcused officer James Mahan of
telephoning her and staUng his intention
lO kW her husband, ~wner Gltbert
Covell, if the couple did not close down
tbe club and leave town .
·,Her arrest ended the p o 11 c e
department's six-week investigation of
charges she had made against Officer
Mahan.
Mn. Covell found little sympathy today
in Judge Davi.!' courtroom.
'Mle veteran jurist commented: "I
heJrd Mn. C.Ovell st.ate in this coun
that 10meone, perhaps a policeman, was
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Mrs. John Aniclt, 49, Milwau-
kee's first boart trllU'plant ,.,..
ctplent, Is In joloial mood. Sbe
received new boart 1llghtly
• JII01'e than three•weeb 'ago, ex-
pecti to leave Ille bolpital ~t-
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going to get shot if she lost her case .
I consider this act or hers the mosl
vicious device I could imagine -an
attempt lo destroy a &ood police o!flcer.
"The evidence against you 1 1
overwhelming," Judge Davia aald. "l
have observed ·the incidents . of juvenile
drug offenders appearing before mf: 10
up by 400 percent I cannot overlook
the viciOWlnest of your actions while
commeodina the county's law officers
who are trying to bold down this juvenili
danger."
Judge Davis quickly rejected a moUon
for a new trial. Mn. Covell's appeal
for a two-week' stay of ~ sentence on
the 11fOW14s that her attorney Intended ' to file an appeal and the fact that
she had no money for bail Wll3 also
denied.
Judge Davis declined to comment on
the defense attorney 's announcement that
tile attracth·e blonde Ls pregnant
Suspect in Rape
Awaits .Hearing
An Anaheim man who allegedly raped
one of two 14-yw-old gtrls Ind then
sexually molested her companion is
awaiting pre1lmJJwy htaring In Anaheim
municipal court.
Lany William Bivens, ti, was turned over 1o Anaheim polJce "7 s-of.
ficen who booted blln (or ruDling a
stop sip. Amatinr o!llcero aald lhey
found two apparenUy drugged young girls
. in the back of BIYtM' auto, one of
whom was almOll nude.
• Pallce btllevl tllll Blveos moltated
hoUI gtrla on Illa raw. ol an Anaheim
---dumped them in tbe ·back . . ol hll cor. ar-CQlll!y Medlcal,Ctl!fAr ~ t<dlr-Ille npe <ol one
liod tbe lmlal -!loo " the other • ' and told o!flcon that tbe iO!lii-coosdoul
-bad -druaed· Blnm ii' 11'81 oo ball, Olficerp iol\lled •
lo ldeadfy the two vldtma. •
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;i Tires Oli Landing
CllICAOO (UPI} -i Ul1lod Ntr Linet
jet from ~ -lo • llOlibly Jan.
diq at O'Jlln ~ Airport to-
day -all lour -.. 111 landlng gear bielf oll OI ti. .-.,.
N ... cf the, llO ~ moot <ol
tbem l!nllliary ..--i, WU !njurod,
.. a!rllne ~ lald. The plane
aul!ered no ..._.. althoqb It i.etered
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tOo;il<his ot lor\i di~ calfm i• that tl\ey "Elemenlar)'"isour iwly. . ..iterip.11>.orany~uneoflh~d>J'o.IS.la~
tllin)l:,.elian them w"here we want thel!l. • ;'ii nigbttimt, evepit!\ina: is as qui« a. a. orSundl};l.l)w canc.:ll•nybody, ianywh<n.ill
.. Mter 1aD, llon't We ·charge them more for mouse. And our equipment just.sit.a a round, t.heCCM>ntry£ori dollirorlm.• , ' ·
..Uing dming the day than in the e\'ening collecti ne.dust:. , · • AUhao~ ""'i:ernoraatlheir.meiey~
b~!(Maybe it would all<>viatt alitU~'ollhe Since we'd rather be collectina money, we U,.yareatouro. · •
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' " NEW YORK (UPI)· -A windstorm In Neitl;ngl'!'d iale f~ wlnts 1 ·, n I
ca.IT)dng rain, 1QOW and al~ and gunlng t>eavy seas cascadiltg lnto sh~llne com·
, upt to 100 P"!les "1 bour ·~ 8Cl'Olll m~Uea;:flooded inland roadJ and pllt;d ,~ it • ...., ,.. "" 1 ' IOO .mil111 ti lllf II.St •Coul TUeidlY up mo&i!.t than two (eet of 11\QW m ''· . 1 ~ v:· >-• •· 'ete-._,,_, __ . w atly,.-y. Al .-.-.·-tlit nortli'rn atates.
-· ~~r, a v ran onver dleil ilr ~ alatea. , ,1 • • , The ....,,_ fuelday hit ill <lly1 before 01fr1t motomed "licksba\f 11\ l)ls. n .. ·• ~ At ~:311 ,l.!11-1 EST .io.!ay, the u , s. ·• the oflicl!IJ onael Of wloter.
Pakioian, WU fined '1G-80 a,ti.,. a w .. Uw• lluiiolu said the worst W81 Thou""'1i llld their Jio-Tiielday on· Undor,-L}"!•> Encijnd <\Ol'll" al~h 1ale •wllr1llCP'.win.llill<it 1n New ~Y and along the AtlanUc
rlties' exp!&ned ti.at 'bis Pile• ·lo '-from Easlpart, Milne, IOUlh aea~· Al Pott Monmouth, N. J .,
ricksbe.,w driv~'s license , into ?'{ew Jersey. • , • . •.1),000 ~were evacuated in rowboats DO! valid {or driving a m~r · ·-., ·" '' 1 · • In wa!Of •. -,aJa deep. . .
~I!' J!!:itan.. · " "Reu-"G'"--·· ·· .. ill 'l)>e .., -AUanU• ..... a111 W L , UA-as W J-~b UY• 311 feet bJ&h, it Whipped
Mory Moffett, 105, who r&-• • • , ~.11· .;jlroken tr-ICl'Cll P9J'tr Une1, blackln1
cit1ect'Prelldent UfytMI S. Grant ' ·' 1' ...... • ~ ;'4# cbiJ\lil residents.from Tenoea1ee to
w :from a train platfonn al Hit 6790 , ;A 11! d lllilne. '<' · ,=~· = Del., audiiic hi• pr•I· .. ·~ •Allie ~ ® wu hJ&best 1n New Yort d cami>a\in died titls week al .. , . . , llatt; •e IO penona died - a family
b iloine in uppir Darby; Pa. Mrs. ... ' 1 > .. ~ •. ' • · of 5')'.ell')illed In a !Ire. fl !!~g._ ~~-bad celebrated her IOOth .. cam· n:~ .)Villages tw~tof!!!-related ttll/ftc fatlila w ·one b~ adWaiDg upiranll .,for . , r t-.' _. • . pe , H i!fio auff~ a hearl attack While
Jol:revtt to live a 1111plple life." · • .; i "' ~.'.".,'k anow. SltY ilev~r • oii-ioked ·nor dranl ilco-· SA!GON (tlPJ) · ... ;;inlll' guer-· !l'he stoem kllfed nine lo Pennaylvan!a · i: beverafes but ~an h,r·d•)'•' rilluJ!ltBCked or shelled ·Ajlled •lllllPI -•Ix .ln>m beart attaciir and three t_~ or ~·Vlltnamele v ea in the put on ralft.allct road.I. Two f11hermen
a cup o warm ee •. .• :ii boiJ!'&;mll!IB?' •Poi . laid today. drowned ' In North~. 11Vo htlllten
• • . • ·• · 1 ··" ·• Tllfl~m•sl ---Ind lhelllnp froz.e to ;40ath .ln. ~. an elderly ' Ice Pmldent Hulotrt H. Hum-aglllnll live popuWlon centers and 15 man dleil'ofhpoem• in l!Outh C&r<lltna
wlll be enlWed to a govern-,, Allled,mlllll!rY "'* ~1 and today '._and tt~ tlOC1dfilta kllled two ln _Malne
t pension o! '19,4il0 "IVhml ·lit wi!re l!i!'1i&io!Oit 'In any· II-hour Period and ..,....ell In Rhode lllail.4 and New
t ves office Jan. 20. An aide to lincoPreoldealJ-baltedthebom-Jeney.<l(ew EllC)eid -wu upected to
H ·pbrey coofirmed that be bad blu ~ Nm1!t,. Vl~,Nov. I. get the llOrm'a'fut pwteh;todaJ. • • • · '· •· : ""'"O\ ,"l . .; • ' ~ The weather bUreau 'laid of the storm opated in the congressl.!Jn81 re;_ 9'<"'! ~agls,_ ~ l~ound mortar which hit Wallops Island oil the Virginia ti.lmient _plan as a · senator~ as -attack.~~~:.V~seartjllerymen, coast with wind gusts of 100 mlle3 an
vice presidenL Hqµlphrey is enlitl-S.~<>i>lile "°1.ln!lde the .border .hour: "I think we can · oafely cill II e4 to a full W!llOll ~ •-he,_ li1llellr llilr ~.:."::'=:said.. . the worit-., or the year.• Tbe ollltlaJ h1111 served 1119 ~ 2111J'l81's..,.. ) ii·--~ •-..-'!Liltel -~ • •lllatt ol--lo Dec: 21.
16 as a senatOr iDcl fOUr a1 vice f:i!: 'll>m:J::,~ti,iJ;...v~ · lb Naw Y<lrlt Cll)l,.subwiYiind com-
president -and ii more lllan M eel ~ the CommUll!.t guna mlalil muter tralnl were onarlod. Al lwl 100
years old. have been just below the DMZ In South fllihts. were ~ at Kennedy Jn.
• Vietnam. ternational Airport because of slicil:
South Vie&umue headquarter• u1d runaways, poor viltbllity and hi.ah winds.
'. ftl IDmJ suffered ·flyerf Jl&ht" Jolse.t ., ., __ T. • .
, '-i In tilt ettact end flied back with their lf 13roin . ori ,Rye?
$60 San.dwiches
·Jail Cafe Man
:,i-ownguna.
~·~r If the mortar 1ttack did come from
inside the southern DMZ, it would be
the second vio?ation ln three days of
what U.S. Sea:etarr ol Defonse Clark
ll. Cllffcrd calledl " .... al ·~''' that Hlno1 would.'hot "vioWe"ibe zone
Jn .• ,..._ for .•· coDlplete bait In
the bl>inbl"' ol Nortl1'V~. ClilCAGO (AP) -A counter man ~ ~ DO?"*' m· \l'ublnilon · ;.it I Naar N011b Side iwtaurant WU · TQeadiCr tJie aame ......,mt called f~ ll•t.d lo appear In n&r<OllCI C!OUfl lnd&y :°",Communlota lo ""1'1' _SOuth VII\-.' Ohar&eil with oeri!ng up'htroln ltulled •!lll!W c1tie1 from at!lct: CUUaltieo WMlwlcbel lo CllJlomen wbo !mew the
• 'm llwW.. ~."" pcr,i1a1100 centen .l'Qde 'l'P."'1•· . , .• ~~..!"-~-d" "· .it.!,; ..1 tirloi!Fl(ft·t$1;'2t 'ir.dltcaii~"u .
• . .o. --.--· --guerrUia .....ted' by police 'llieaday ·nlaht alter raktl Tuelclay and todly centered in a narcotics addict reportedly told dttfc..
"' the eencta1 h1P1•n&, where the Reds Uva Diaz wu slipping aluminum. foJl
·lbelled four U.S. buel, tried to ovemm packages of the drug into certain
This black htUrtd btautv ta the
Philippintl' "1tfll '" the current Mf.11
World BeG1'IV contert bolng held in
Lon.dun. Anne "Pfnkeu" Amamuyok
sa111 1he U alto a novict at the: Domin-
ican Santa ROlt Convent in Makoti,
'leor ManUo. Back ot ihe convent
they 1a11 thcU'ot Mwr heard of her.
Miu PMlipplnu who ii 17 and
35-24-35 ICVf ahc f'fttutd the cot&te1t
to "bring honor to mu conoent and
ah.ow ptople: that aU nuni are fiat
1t0lt1." •
l!omc1'Wi!llm!ll, a 32·v••r-old
honor lti.matt ai tht Colorado.
Slat• Pemtentiarv, dMoppt!a,..d
after urotno a-Denver church
urou.J> .of tten-ao1r1 to 1hun the:
wy1 '.of the crimlnal. The title
of WuUOm.•,, tqUc 1DC1: "Do,.•t
roU.oto Me .''
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, imd cbued 100 naU,vOi lrOiD their vlllage Police said under the •!'Item uaed
and bqmed ~t d9wn'.. · by Diaz a narcoUca addict would order In·tbtM~k~~today,.CommunJat a certain "candwicb'' 1ucb u 1'plant
llOldid attaclitiel the U.S. ~bant ahJp rye" or an "onion r o 11" and be a:tven
SS Frod ~°""'-'!Ill> ~miets, one hla' order with the heroin lnlldo. ·
ol wlJ!cl!·,1!11 '.1be ·''"'!'l.~~H moved Prlcea varlad from 1iQ to l60 depending
up the,Sal(oo -~ ~l. No one on the fype' of "1andli-lch" ordered Ind
.. wu tuut..~ ·r.: ~ .. 'r', f ·• ~ " police uthnated l>flic dJd '2,000 worth
l\i-Sitgoo, tertoNfi ~ down two of bullnw a day. ·Mlllt of his CUJtomera
policemen in the Cholon Chinatown were reported to be yoUna..people.
neighborhood -~one Ind wounding_ Pollce found heroin valued at 15,000
one -and. bo¢bed a police preclncl. '.j)iddtO). behind a fa!Je ce!Jina In the
One officer waa ldlled In the Olp!Ollcm. iellauranl D!u -ated wlihout the
The \.enWiatl eecaped. knowfeda:e of the restaurant owner, police
Aid. .
Apollo 8 Test .
Delayed for Day
CAPE KENNEDY !UPI) -Moonport
launch offlclall, takblf-advantage of_.
"leisurely" checkout schedule, today
delayed for ·• d1y the 11tart of the
last major elettrlcal test on the moon.
hound Apollo I 1p1ceahlp and Its Saturn
s rocket.
Space agency spok~n aald the test
was postponed today to r.ve 8lllineen
extra time to pnopin · or IL lt wtll
begin Tbunday and end·Saturday. I
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Relief · for Biafra
ROME (UPI) -Nlierla has aareed
-lo permit the -United-Natlona-to lelld
1n emergency food lld to both Blafra
~nd NJ&eria,"'"'tt. wu announced today.
The peopl' 9(-Blafra, locked Jn a civil
war with Nla:eria, were reported. 1tarv·
Jnc. •
The qr~el. came alter ril<\oilha of
IM'aotlaUona '. between U .N. !ICtetatr
.General Tlu!i\, end ~e .Nlierllii 1rilllwy
commanders •. ~ . l;.
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BILL TOOMEY
·. of LAGUNA BEACH ..
''The World's Greatest Athlete''·
Congratulations, Bill, Tor winning the
· 24-hour, 10-event DcC&thlwl; with a.'
ndw Olympic Games record of 8193 point, •
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\\·ho so honorably and 1ucceasfutly rt:prCM:ntt:dtb.e ;f,I.S.A. .• , '\ , ~-·+,,,(I'.,.. ,at the Gama of the XIX Olympjfi_U.J.l<><ioo Cityr
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1 D:~E:~~;~H, C.sla Men • lf~J~Ne
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' . , TOM Mi;KulllON, ~na Nipd·
PETEil ~En, Newport Beach SingleiROwing ' -
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Star Cl~ Yathti~g Crew Member
ED BURKE, Newport Beach
12th Place .
Hammer Thro.\\'
ED~C:ARUTI-IERS, Sant. Ana
2nd Place.
High Jump (Set an Olympic Record)
LESTER Cl,JTLER, Cotto M..,,
CanoCing
JOHN GLAIR, Newport Bcacb
SCmifinalilt
·Kayak C~oeing
GARY HALL, Garden Grove
2nd Place .
CATHY RIGBY; ""5Alamaoa.
18th Pl&cO • -Women'•Pymn~
., ~CK Sll.OAN, Anaheim
· lt)i Plaa ·
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J.OHN VON BLOM, Lo• A\amltoa
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JANE WARD, !Juil!ilist•• Beach
8th Place
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~ETER WEIGAND, Newport Bcoch
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"4thP!ace
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, .ii.I · •, '-.U.ble polre ud -fl'oehnels.
..p,rw. llial.-lhl dutleo el 1'Jnt 'LMfy JiOr iii.ii-pVO·lljMllbiJioir ·:r.r pl i •
.• ltPjlJ n>..,... -;p•t • ~er W"1\ ell a\ooe 1!0 apuk on
Ut11e1 In· w Aowlcoli dream ~ wbi<l: ··-l41uei .:.·"I Utt,iJt wonien &et their '1'"' ln ... ..., ~ u ~ · ,.,..,. ~ lifoubi. when they 11ar1 talking po1111s:t."
1'umble ~911:111, ~ ......... i ~tell ""re' alway~ ukl')i her ~ wort, IO·Jlt .. ladder" _ind, fOr wl\at 'ohe ~~d do aa )'irat Lldy ud ~.~ llilllotili! ·Nbfl.* ~ Mrl. NbcOl'.' wbo , ,.l" she .....,... ~-ttill q,e Cir..., la rOaL br)cl,.. when she.,..,.. IO them, IMWet·
l> '~"'-·~ , .... -•~ -•"~-Ill lorgeJy m ge.,...lllltles: ~"6''"."" w ._ an .,...,. uuua' -nu1 Redecoratfnl the White HOUBe! "I
Geniwt in>nliatut w[e, Thelma CaQrior, ·, •-~ ~ ·~ · 1--• ine Ryan -called Pal -wu or'phinlil -ven' ""'""~""'-'-11111: but I = In her teeoa ud worked "ot any jOb I II lw ~ lieen,. d"'l"•led, aj1d It ii
""'Id get" i. pu\ herieu ~college. dierehlro complete. .
ljllO pooled her amolt aavlnp with those Wha'I would · ohe Ill:~ ,!'"; Flrol ~dy
of a ltru&&fing young lawyer 10 buy en-Image to be 1n history 1 It 1 dlUicuK ror
gagement and wedding rings and a me to talk about myself. I think of olher1
li.oneY.mOoo and then spent the next n all the time. In scbooJ I'd rather credit
yearS be:ipfu, him rise in po\iUcs, wue gl~en olher~1 • 11 .~on't analyze my-
. t self. Someone ·eIR wi111Dave to analyze
BARD WORKER
·~I've worked even llnoe I can ~m
. her,'·' lfn. Nb:on aaya, u a matter of
~ud not complalnl
For one thing, the alim, blonde,mother
Ol two dllJl)ltoro ...,.. i. ~ ..,...
than her ohare OI "''l'&Y anill-..imuice. ''l've·alwaya ~e that," &tie lbrup.
•0 Wbin I '.taught iChool, for ex:ample," I
ta.Pt night llChoo\I."
She take& pride' ;hr always being
prompt, lleinl able to dress in from 5 to
IO mJrlutes, and' riot letting lllnm force
ber lo cancel appointments. Hardship
doesn 't bother hez:, she says, nor pain.
ThiJ ppri.ng she stood on a badly sprain·
' eel' an\]e and cheerfully shook bands with
.JOme 2;000 ReJiilUi.can :women at · a rally
' In wa!h!ngton.
.. ~lf I ·have a pr0b1em r keep tt to my.
eetf,,. she say1.
She h.a8 admitted that there were
tlmea when ohe wondered ii the jJOlitical
anbltions of her husband were wodh all
the ·oHorL She urged him w get out ol
poliUcs in 1951 when he wu under fire
in .connection with a private expense
fund. and again in UIS!, when she didn't
wanf him to run for the California gov·
emorship.
GOOD SPORT
''Bltt I--didn't try· to convince him. I
aold 'The declaion la youn.' Once he
makes hia decision, I'm a good sport and
will do au :1, can to btlp' him.''
Jn the grueling eight-month 111111 ptt1I·
denlill eampoign, which beg .. foe ~
IQ N"''llampohire IQ' February, '°"1<epl
' . . Officer~ 'Piped Aboard
me."
· FIRST LADY PROJECI'&
Would she undertake opecial First
Lady projects, u Mn. Lyndon JQbnson
bu promoted a beautification Pl'O£l'&.nJ?
, "I am so interested in community
program1.where volunteers give Ume to
Improve their communities. I would like
to giv.e 1upport to those and to help
spread the programs to other•. I have
some very good Ideas! Oh, such u us-
ing school facilities for ~mmunlty eve-
nings. The main 'idea Js : I'd like to as-
sist my h'usb.andln'what be wanta to do."
In her public life Mn. Nixon hlls al-
ways rriet the:harrowing, sometimes din·
gerous, thne!:·Wllh enviable poise.
Her perfect cOOtrol when she was spit
on and fM ~at"stoned in rioting jn Cat·
acu on a ,Latin American t®r with her
husband in 1958 moved a military aid9
to comment: "She's u brave as any man
I ever met." 5t1f:.was calm when a ]>lane
in wh.lch they were flying several year1
ago lost an engine over the Sahara
Desert.
,PRIVATE AUDIENCE
The social preS!ur~, too:, she lakes in
1lride. She hu dined witli the Queen of
Ensl"nd and the Emperor or Japan and,
when -ahe ,was 1given .a private audience
with Sultan .Mohammed· V of Morocco -ulA ftrst woman so privileged -she: got
aloriif. with him so well she ef1#ied _up
coo.vF-11ing .while she held his 2-year-Old
da~ in.her lap.
Sht apote with confidenct and· assured
Taking the helm of Newport Harbor !iralidmolllen Club is Mrs. Ronald Evans,
president Who will be assisted in steering the group ·through a year of active
plans by Ml'$. George Shaw (left), first vice president. Outgoing president is
Mrs, Allon Culver (right). Officers will be charged with duties t.omorrow dur-
ing the group's 12th b-y luncheoo in tile Costa Mesa Golf and Cowrtry
Club. Alll•'6eMni on tile board willlie the Mmes. Roy Booljl, second vice presi-
dent; Edgar Bundnln, secrelary; Laura Steele, thiasurer, and Marvin Moore,
con: .. pondint -.y. Imlalling Qfficer will be.Mrs. Paul Huffman, o pall
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""'1kl hold no terroro for htr. ·-al ArCeola. elPt mlltl from Wldl·
"I've hod 11><alled ....U...Job lralnlnl lllr. ni.o lhe l"etf uP ud·at 12, wh"'
when Diet wu vice preefdept," ahe ft'4 her mother diedi'>'I~toot tai:e ol my two
plained. "And whenever Mrt. Eisenhow-brotheni WJJµam Md Tom, and my
er w'aan•t feelin1 well lhe'd eall to uk did:"
me to fill In for her." At 17 her fllber dlec! and.she went wt
Mrs. ~ixon aay1 ~ especlally wal)ta · to. relatlv• ... and "°"kid u .an X:ray
, lo work with YOW\I people , • .'.•"nit teclwc1an tiJ Pi'* Ycitt for ~o-yean to
F"""' I'-el Anjeri<a, t11J 1-H W11 .._ to 10 lo. l\M Unlven14' 01
eJuhS and the Girl Scooia." Soulhtrn CiJllorDlo oe ochoJarohlp, She
NIXON DAUGHTERI Foded Pl-11111. did reoevcll ud
She 1i proud ol her two daughttn, worked al a movie .extra Jn mob ~
blonde Tricia, 22, who gradual.ed from ' and clerked In ,• 1department .tore on
Finch Colleae In New York ' ci(y this ' Saturdays and during vacaUom (o ttay
1pring, and brunette Julie, 20, wbo too~ , In lcltooL She ~aJW!d· Jft'_'me.rc;bandia-
• ...;,.,, .. off from Smith c.1iege to lnialid l'lalln«l'ln.he a bi!yer, but lhe
help in her father '• campaign, and will, took IP cl.fer to' teach at Wli!ttier ·Hip
marry David Ei.aenhower, the graodaon Sc.hool 1 after ~ gr~ted With hooori
ol forme(' President Eisenhower. Jn the class ol 'S7.
"We've always •been a cJooe f~r; In WhlUler lllw! lau&ht typing, 1teoo-
with mutual love and respect," says~(· · •phy, bookkeqllng and bualnesa law
Nixon. "The girls have always waiated" lfor four yean. ~ ,nJOt at the com·
to please us, so I've nf,ver' gone ttitoUa;h munity theater ahe .met . .Richard Nixon,
the 41ages of rebellions with • ih&m'. who ·had returned home to pracUce law
They're both hist.pry majors and have after gradual.Ing trOrri Duke UnivenJty, always been aerious student& ot hiatoey.
"Ours never felt we were too busy for "He look one look at me, toot a part
them, and it's lots of fun"when they bring in the play and took me to rehearsals,"
their college friends into the home and • abe recalls. He was cut oppo!ite her in
stay with us, instead of running out · "Dart To'wer," and the first rll"ht he 10mewhere." · . &''
At 8 news conference 4µr.in,g tl;ie'.~..... ;P~· .Aj-tet a two-year courtship they
palgo Mrs. Nixoo wu ask«! what Ill•" .• ~-~"L~~Jed June 21, 1940, in • Quaker
thought "" the lllllOI impoflanl ihi;;J : !""" .. ~... • . -
she did for her husbanll. "( !fon'l 'n&g • _She bpi': Oii teaching and while he
hlm. The best I can do la: cheer him up.'• 1'fVed in the Navy from 1942-46 ahe
worked u a bank clerk in Ottumwa,
PERFECTIONIST Iowa, to ,be near bbn. When'he wa1 sent
'Mn. Nixon doesn't nag her bu,sband, • to 1htt Pacific abe went back to San
but it's possible she nap herseH. She fs' Franclaco u an economist for th9 gov·
'-': perfecti<>!l~· admittedly, and" she "in· ernment. She saved as much money u
aim qri dr1v1ng herseH to utr-a. effort. she could foi' a down payment on ·a houae
She is also what she calls a do-lt-yow:seU-w'hep,, he got back but much of the
er. '.'I don't like J>tOJ?le to wait on~~· It's ti:"oney went in.to fin1ancinf hJ.s first poll·
eamer to do something for myse~f. Ucal campaign in IM& when he was
She slatted early doing things for elected to Congress.-:: ;
herself -and others. , . "Dick and I dJdn't CtfAc:uas •'pOliUCI
She was born March 16, 1913, In Ely, when we were first marrled" she aayi
Nev., .but her father William Ry~, "was ' J'l>i;Jt _it•s always been in hi~ mind JMi.
so Irish he 11id I wU .St. Patrick s babe far u lt meant aervina hll toUnby ••
in the morn and called me Pat, so r have ·
always celebrated March 17," she aay1. (See PAT NIXON, Pap lf)
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Fashions on Parade
Rx Eliminates
Hol,iday ~lues
A prescripQ<>n for holiday blues will be written
by Gosta Mesa Junior Women, and it promises to
perk up spirl'ls of milady !or the' glitteri~g l8IBOll
. ahead. ' .. . . . • ,. ..
For, what is tlle·lioiiday 1eas0n witliout·a spark·
ling new frock 1" complement it, ·asks the sponsor-
ing ·group of a fallhion lbow, entitled Holiday on
Parade. .
Costa Mesa Golf &lid Country Club vllll be the
setting for tl;le benefit which is _tcheduled to begin
with a social ho.tr at ll:SO a.m. Saturday, Nov. 23.
Area ~· ·~ vllll provide tile IDftleN on what I<> wear I<> tho 'round o« 'partieo whld! IOOl1 will •
overload the sdCiai mlendar. Coqrdlilaljng about tile
Shimmering' styles will be Mrs. F1oreoce Smales.
Ticket., at '5, may be.reserved by calling ,lhe
chairman, Mra. ll<>tierl Raciti Qt 646-4568. t
Underlining the holiday spirit, 'Juniors bave
designated it as a time foc giving with tile le,.,
fortunalt in mind, as proceeds will go I<> tile club's
pbilanlbropy ~. .,
lleceiving flnanclal·iid will be tile Holle Haven
~~County Childrtn's Hoop{tal, South '
Cont Child Guldance am!c,Jbe Au.t lllttilct lbne
and.Ol'llllfe ~.J....nJ•·Hlll.· , ' . ' .
Lanen -...,. wu:Anu t:.ar,>n.
Tbe relaUv.es ol u.e woroen wtnt mrta
trying w ftnd -· Alilo-Marla Lat'loo'1 baby W!! t lqJllol II tho IOO OI Ann
LOnoo. •11111 ~became port
OI hla blrih oolll~te and I• was a .,....
Once ~ fotorm1Uon 1ppear1 on a
leuJ d-cat, ~ OI -• work ue
the p1111iit " not eudfy die -.. tM name on the heaJtb policy, It can 'mean
mlleo Ol l'Od 1-pl at¥f ...-el WllU,,.
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ranging and pricing articles which. promise to. en-
tice shoppers are l'l'Pr .. entativl'S of bof.li groups
(left to rig!it), the Mmes. Rob.ert Marquardt, Joe
Burke, Charles. Seeley and \Uchard. Moeller.
·Americans Painted Beautiful .
ton1atl"'8) 'In her IRltJool< and
lntensll, Eve bu -Italy
"Y• dUty u • WOll\ill lier -.... !IN?. lllt' II to bt beautlfol. My duly salooa which handle $00 client.
111 to help tn.ak• tt '°·" dally are loc1t.d on tM Vla
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-~~ " Veneto in llomt and In . ,._ are U. W«dl I/I Eve CortinL Sardinla b wbert aht
" ....,,., • .r.lalatiably al· eleclad to bull~ lier •laotorY.
• lrlCll.,.,·~=· _.. ·•peaks "I bave llwaya tovod the.,,,. · lllll. ·~. Jul\,. 'beauty .... -n~ •·-11 ~-iy . e.pert.b\il '"""' -·"'·thori· god,.....,....~, M•w -u '•• .~ T."'i" ::'r of the Sardinlan mountalu· ~~~,.~· .... 1 ~ II and·se~"
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Is louchfnl·. """" 18 ' ·-"'-Alj!Ofl<all ~JO . her Ingrid Bergman. ~ Bill, '
new ''iuft ~~'·look. Faye D u n aw a y , Joan •"ll>li.·"-•.·•'-........
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~:..:..........,__ Crawford, Nata& Wood1 the ~ ,,...,..I' Mmes. Henry Fon! n, Bing ud ·ln·,tllt,~!.'.'~ '11t7je:;aexy Crosby, Bqb Hope ahd Ill tho · ~w .. ~ ''1 ~1 but Gabon. · ..... ~ai.d, · ..... •,and decepUV., .1 otri".;i'·fOf lhe Mn. Elm .. bu growp up &•·-
completely natural '-•:• she In lhe world of beauly and
..... C08111. etics. bopn. '
"I bava flRIDd that lhe most A> a young girl llhe worked
natural and beautiful women with her mother, 1 cheJnist In this country are in and cosmetician. "I was never
CaUfornla and Portland where interested in chemistry, ]Ult
the climate is delightfully in color a and trealment."
moist. However, many women U the inspiration and mak~
have unattractive skin pro-lng of beauty came naturally
blemJ. The sun can be very to her, beauty itself had not. 'I'
bad . . . it opens the pores "As .• child I had felt unat-~ ':A'if,
and drie11 the skin. Creams tractive. I ha~_problem ~ lfi'.fitrt ·~': :"f).,•
used to soften, usually tTeate and was sensitive. I wu m-~ d; :. · '
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ii can't breath. Girls must my appearance, but now I v• · M:"" " , , .•
continue using soap and water realit.e that even the beautiful 'FIRST LADY' Of 'COSMETl'CS
Mfore reUrlng and making up women are equally insecure." lw el Roml
in the morning," she atres.sed. Revealing her 1ge as 54,
"Americans, though, have she noted, "I am not afraid
the best skin in tbe world. of getting older. A2. a matter that A m e r 1 c a n 1 made
And the best figurea ! " of fact, I almost enjoy it. tbemaelves attractive for each
Madame Eve, a white-I have a beUer time now blonde, wu an ·eyestcpper in than I ever did. It ii bard "other. "Women dress for other
her high fashim white sheath to grow old if you have been women when they abauld'dtea
When she recentlv lntroductd too beauUfuL The stories to-for men," she emphasized.
her C06111etlc "1 i n e at day about men liking only Regarding faahlon. ·I h •'
RoblMOD'I in Fashion I:iland. young girls are nonsence." believes American women and
She converses in (iv e The beauty expert doesn't Roman wommi, too, lhOuld
clooejad In he!' pr!•·• t •,
penon.aJiaed iet.{>rop ~
Eve ii a woman of inflllf~
-enercy, and warmth. And lhl
Is unspoiled by lief dedlcotl!io
lo ~ cosmeijc world.
Rebekah Lod91
Pat Nixon
Novelist-pla'fwright
Booked for Lectures
languages and is Hungarian believe in face lifting. "It's never wear slackl on t.be"
born. "My heart ts Italian like killing flies with cannons. Streets. However, she feels Triple Link Club of MW
and I have a Br It Is h It's not necessary and you mini skirts are welcome Rebekah Lodge has meetinp
passport," she laughed. Her must do it every four years." anywhere. the fourth Mondi)' at I p.m • • • ffiildences are In Rome and Her cosmetic advice makes While Eve of Roma is tour~ in various locations. Mrs.
, on the isle of Sardinia off sense. "I am more for ski n Ing the country she has Douglas Morgan ·at 541-1931
Two lectures by well-known The ·first,• on }{ow t Create the Italian coll!t. care than cosmetic surgery. brought with her a '2,'i,000 may be called for addUlonaJ
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In 111 i-an w ·'aaw him Ran." novelist and ·playWright., Bm-My Char&cters, will~ given t s surpr1s1ng ow ong al~fii-----------~-----------~ ,,_ maquel Roblni ·ot Paris wW .at 8. p.m. De:it F'r. lday in the woman can stay young with elected a c OJll'f e..11 man, After N l 1: on• s California be heard by tbe ·Alllatloe Fran-proper akin care. A woman's
--""· vice presldenl ' . ,Jllhernalorial defeat lhe fllnl-cal.. de II Riviera-C.Uf.... Mariners Library, and on SUn-New c I u b •kin has lo breathe. It should
C;::-... 'lbrougtf11t -ai~ ori hlJ cam-· .Jy· ~.-to New York In nienne. day a't 3 p.m. ·in the sleep nak~.''
.. patp tours there wU hil' ef· · .19a. ti .. Nino withdrew hr \ · Muck"enthaler Cultural Center, Eve's cosmeUcs are rerui'wn-~ fk:len~ oraanlzed, ~a1 wile. to a veri: pleaaant private Ufe Fullerton he will di=.. Celebrates ed for their 11a1i .. aura of •'. Wrltmc • Jetten, -p In a '1om which llhe emerged only Members camUL Dramatie .Author. light and color. Eve of Roma ~ -ipeecbes m a t I n ap-this year to CflDlpalgn beside was the first to create pale ~; mtmerda and then hlsiina: her husband. Hmtesses Friday wlll be the Celebrating their first six lipstick and lntrod~ a ::te .A tbe ' w • For ·nu Jiai's-tliey have R-----d d Mmes. George E n rl r e s • months as an organized cl.... blusher and the fragile look ;~;.::.;:-.:, numtrOUI women 1 lived lo a l!>lUnd-wblle [f). ewa r e Edward Grey, Robert Hub-will be lhe OrlJlil! ~ of lranslue<nt powder. :~.b,~'" 1 lhe fan! room Flflh Avenue apartment bard, Lester Martin, Dennis Mothers of Twin!. The unique "Italian look" •;;,_~, ~ r°: rather W: mN· -~ aameA ~~ellwllh GovOne. All awards dinner will honor !::":: ~~t:.~artwfrl The group meets at 7 tonight la vibrant., alive, kiued by ~·~• •~ -u a ~ · er. members of Fountain Valley "w in Francois restaurant, Hun-the Mediterranean Sea and re-~ ---lhinf llhe bu mlaed In her lleta G d>apte E il bo l<Ceived by the Mmes. Ungton Beach. mains hen alone.
volunteer," lht aap. city Ufe ·k:~ whM:h amma r, Pl on Irving Mehlman, William~-1 Guest .....,.,.ker wiU b"" Do women want to make ~-~-""'"" that ·11 -~ · ' · · Silma Alpha, tomorrow, ln f1'eld. Maun·-We••· n•bert 0~ ~--• ......, to 11r--..,,_ -,._ -bu been a elq paalon. . Franco!• restaurant .. ~ ~. nu Ernest R. High; detective I ~ves ........ 3 ' a ~ #/'.~wrote a book>abeot her '·Herlruaband tbeuya llkes · ' Rayand'GulllennolUoe:. . aeT1eant and nine-year ~en, make other women
: 'campalcn exper1.,.,. 1 h •· to ·''"-the ,.:.-..-" '-''have &eel ring awardt will be ·After eomi>letliii'bla •ludles v~ran with lhe Westmintter , 1ealou> or to 'ip I e • • • ~ -,.....,. . P~ -the Mmes. William Weiner, In , · ~1.1: ---1 ~ ... _ Im f ~ everyone join in singing, He flrst degree Pallas Athene · AlgWWbere ht-was bom, Police Department who holds theuuieJVel. JTU11. ea elt ~ . ' can play by ear "and if be WUllam Gu'thrte 1 e c 0 n d Robles-~ a career in a Black Belt in Alkldo, similar
Al Um bad gone on with his music de"ee Palla• Athene and journallsm by rep(JrUng on lo Judo. Hla topic will bo -nae he coul~ have been a ·concert Kenneth KJehm, Louil Bacca, Jndo.China, Soutti China and SeU.<Jefense. ~ __ • pianist,. she says: He p~ers Larry Evans, Micky Flynn, later, South America. All mot.hers of twins in the ~-!;.r, the teryous tjauics and lbe Georp Freiwakl, W av n e It wu in 1937 that he met area are invited to join the Surfside Clubhouse in Hunt· ~~l~orming :S~n:r.:r~.:~c O·iJ:!'i:'w.ii1·1 .. ~m:.":~'·)1:~ ~!!at'! ·i:.~1 ~·:b~! f!:"t= ti:~ :· .. f~ . ~ Mra...Nl.IU'I . wu awatd8d a Mra. Al llactrne1U ii in Severa] of.. bi! n0vell ha Ve by catllng Mrs. C h r l s Huntlniton Beach oft the iec-
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FIREPLACE SCREENS
INSIDE AND CORNER MOUNTS
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SANTA AllA ,_;, ~~w. ,, _____ ,, ___ .._, 1Uftr bo'trl u "tbe nation'• eblrp fl dinner ar-obtained important literary Schnelder, membership ond and fourth Wednelday at ~· ......... --· m ldul wt(e" In ·1•7 by tho -ti. l_rprlsea~~-~i~~~~~gch~aum~·~ .. ~·~84~7~-5559~~· ~~11f7~30~~~~~~f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~; ;':.~JlllntlDPilllleaduruare Homeinabn Forum, and lt'1 1'IDI : p.m.
• '~~ to &tt.nd In organlsa, a I lhrllty b<;newlfe that , j~·•·• ~":r: :".nt.~.;~:O:w:;~o;::. las Olas fiair St'lfe~ Created lo Comnfi-,,nl c~ -of Mn. Harry Rl<Je~ I love to give th!np to people r .. , • ., ~ • ,lloollngton Harbour. and J feel l can H I'm not
-C · 7 The Province a 1 u m 11 ·a e extravagant." :.:J11cretar1 will attend the UnW sht moved to New ~~~ to . upll)n the y~ me bougbt
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I farmation (JI I -IJOllP• off the rack -I perfect aiu
·;:".Ara Della Gommu -10·-bul'MW llhe'1 welling
ilrpd to att.od lllll dl!Unnll ooubue ·-th1t llhe Aitimatloa 11117 bo obtl1necl mabuure, Dllllelbeleu, come
~-tor~~~ Rotor Wen-to=..~~~.Nb:-
i; on admlll 'to a cfoep faith.
; A& the wilt ol a (Olbllc: , Work Party tigure llhe must wely -
i.: wony aod deep concern over
her hlllband'• Alety. But llhe
Schedule. d aaya : "Faith cornea In, rather
than fur. You have,,to bave faitlr-to exist. .. ' A wU1< Por11 bu boa! .
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Nnporl -Alumnae A_._ if( Kappa Delta
MClll). Tbt Tbunctay, Nov, t• -me wU1 tab placo
al ' p.m. In the home " Mn. DIDal4 Fountain. . --baa-ul:· II o11 to brtos -for malt-~ tar_,.. __ ,,,
l.: the Odld Deut1us11aeat Center
I ot IJJlllod Cenj>raJ Pally In
s..ta Ana. 'Ille Development
c..tor lo tho usoclalim'1
~ -jfblladlonipy. A coffee R 11our wU1 1o11ow. • Further lnformaUon can be J obtained by callln( Mn.
.. Jamm: lt. Palmer~ Mf.11&7.
Ba:rpar Opens
ICI CuaiaD Rell Woman's , aw ..m dllplay ..-.i g11t "°"" and ~ pda at ID ~ Odlllluu B a 1 1 tr
-10 a.m. to ' p.m. Sablt-.,, llov. l&. .
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Projecting
Vole< Projection will bo
delllOllltraled by Mn. Frank
Young wtien Lu 0 J as
Toutmlltreu ChJb me e ,t 1
tonJahl at·T:io In tho Surfaide-
condominlum c1ubbou1e, Hun-
tlJ!lton Beach. l\ln. Phlll!p Bllllnaton will
be T~, and MJss
Joya Sextoft wW .offer table
topica. Mrs. Rowan Adams
will preaent the fiuliamentary
pauae and Mn. 11 llJ l a m
W-Will eva\ilata lhe
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Wotc'-1, YOU ltoM to
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And they too expressed love with 1 ring.
From tho top:
Our exeluaivo Swinging Seta.
$295-$4p;()-$495-$295-$275
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DAD.Y PILOT EDITOBIAL PAGE . . J I
·::=·.~Long Overdue ITevisi on
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'' ~ ~ councllmen ore '"' tllo ••I'll• of ""'"¥\.,_ a lolli'Overdue n..tna.i ol tbo·bulln .. & Uctnse
.. 1"llel ... *· . . . "f' ' • · 1'le dJ.l'llMI. ord!nanl:e has )>eeo In ~ since 1953.
•• ':' •• ' ...... ~ uYe; laot chanfed ln l5 years, .poonbly longer.
• ', ,.1 , ·hi lllllt...,..• period tll• "llm~ inll~l;IOnary 9iral !ell ~ prtnt. t11lerpriH bat hit the colt of munlclpal ser·
" vicM'lo Ille 1xis1n ... community.
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. 'lbe,.-la?Y ol polke .And !ireqien In Laguna Beacli,
ftir blance. bu jncTe8Sl'CI ti& perclbt llil}c• )963.
la. llit -----W.!D 5."7 percent al total ~ rdpta'in LOguna. In 1967, 'tlle !l1-
UNl111dilodlned lolol percent,
'!be city revision al l'llle5, It ls estimated, w o u I d
brill( Ille ~ooate lllare of business llcense1 lo
' ttMal nMIDUe to 5 percenL ,
· In athet citi .. tlU percenlage varies from .2 per-
' ctnt to :II percent, depe!>ding on Iii• cbilrectmstics of
Ille cities.
TIJe packet al ordinances 'J>roposed to revise the
buainess. license code, as well . 11 increasinc the long·
italic!_, would have otl>et-1ucb ai: •
:.... Stloeamlining II>• ~!of moro ei!ettive edminis-·~••ulul eue o!lirteipl'euilllii!. · ·
-MakiQg art:ioll (previOU!ly e:rempt) subject to a
anall ennual foe. ' · :-SeWog rateo by council reoollltjon rather lhan
ordlbance, ~ q>ore fleiOl»e proc<!lute. ,, ,
The revision wi>uld, 'Where feaib!e, •el up a aliding
scale of. fees based DI\ the size of a business gross . The
minimum would be. $25 annually a!!d the maximum 1750
(for a Jlinilllon or nionlin!Os.) ·
Th• m!n!Jni911 hi now, ~ 8nd llitt maximum •100.
Th• .ochedule ol flat foe1 dt81'lled tom• businelS .. would
al19 'inc!'ease in moot ·CUM.
Tile Chamber ol COmmerce board ii expected to
have comments on the changes for council consider•
lion al a Dec . 14 meeting v,"h,en the·fee schedule!" will be
up ror adoption.
This is aa .it should be. Chamber 'members are the
groµp roost directly affected.
However, the hard (act remaltl.s that the city needs "
th• Mveyue, parji.cularlY In \!lhl oT a hiit n'w •.xpens07_
repaymenf ol principal and inleresl on bond• ti> bey the
Mam Bea!!b. ,I
~ll9~~ and Teen·agers
. I _. . ' ,~ • , .·~~~~)!er• bul)' amwering a bo&tOI,
' .. ~i;:a!l• -Oil lljl!!oWten. . '·' .,.r~~ed roc\.iog egg throwing iiut in one jn-
",1 ... , 4bc0vie•'l'! te~n-ag~rs with b)ack ~er ~..anil ·OQ.d liombs they bad made. . •. ..'~~a~ADOther Hallow .... wben ·i , ,•a~•,'.\j,; e;e will\ a rock. It was leered fOr.,a
·.:. ~t~ looe bis aigbt. , , ':'.\-'~/>!,~.spng ha) been taken out ol Jliilloween ''"IY:'~esflf.l~or 'tJ;eafrounda and activities such as .jli,t .1'\f UOiTO;Sd!oOI '800 Blasl. These entertain the 'amaW1ry,, · • . · ·
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1, ~ .T~gers, ~ever. hflye been left to their own de.
•Vices .. 'they d~.ed .bJ>mbs. Perh,ps it is tim~ !OT the.
•city •r Y<lqtl) or~aniza(ions , C)r both, to give some ·
tiloogllt to arglllli'Dd adivitie• <>11 Halloween lllat would 'IJIP'!lll,~to -...p;.,· . .~ \." . ' . . . ,_ '
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It isn't often that a commercial ad
la worthy of edi1'rial commendation.
which makes it all the more pleuant
to call your attention to a quarter·j>age
ad in 1be New York Times a few
weeb qo.
· It wu.placed ~by Georges Kaplan,
a· P.ifth Avenue fbrrter in New Ym;~.
.and·lhe --: "H Yw Reopocl Lift, Watt 1o Yara Before Vm Buy
Your Next Leopan!·Coet From Us."
Citing Albert Schweitzer's "reverence
for life" phil090Phy, the ad began by
pointing out that ~e of the mo3t
beautiful animal species -.especially
leopard and ·cheetah -are fast disap.-
pearlng from Africa.
"fllE FANTASTIC prices that cheetah
and leopud skins bring at th< fur dealers ·
have created a black market in wild
cats all over Africa," the furrier adviaed.
"Most ol lhe 1kins are killed by poacbeI~ and illegally lhlpped lo Europe an
America."
The company then stated that it rea ·
ed ita refusal to sell leopard and cheetah
contJ might cost it many customers,
~ there l:Oml!:! a point in life when
di!ocency and reason must prevail over
monetary profit."
And it urged American w o m e n
everywhere "In the name d nature,
In ~ name of beauty, in the naine
ol life," to think con.scientioualy about
the disappeatance of these eraoeful animals.
IF FEWER customers demand these
leopard and chettah skins, the high
flams•quafterback"Roman Gabriel .·i 'lb ~"¥Jtor~ .
has his hair styled and he's oo , 1'egar~ the 1ettet' (Mailbox, Nov.
ii.sly. Now Laguna'• all·winnlnj: ·, ·11) frol'l;l ."a 1hJghly pasalV~.f''<iver M''"
high tchool football team ii prov-'.l wou}d · ~e that he or ~ iii
ing that young men who live in an ... ~~ "'bYel-i 36'' and dOf:JI' not ·have
artlats' colony are juat u ma.scu-· · tffn:.:.aiQ. that' have used marijuana
line u they come! for . ' coU'plf of years. I have seen
-K. o. L. · ~-~liftil~:l!ltransfoi'kind~atior.i from 1two ucau . in.., gent, , SlflCel'e, c ean
TlltJ 1u1-rt n.ctl l'Mftrt' vlewi lltf __.., ,... ., .... ........"'· s.M·
,... "' .,_ " ot.ft' ~ DtllY Plllt:.
and intellectu~ kids, within two years,
into unrespectable, slow·witted, ag-
gressive, defiant filthy animals.
They have not onJy lost respect for
God, their families and our laws, but
Jricea wJil came down, for then It w_~~ .,.._are. .. ~y '!O>'al to their "pot-beaded
po IQDe~ be worthwhile for poach~~'.'.;. . ·· 1 and hwilers to destroy the rema~t -\...:.'..->;,, ' ... .t ... . .. ,,. '. _.,
wild Cits. "So, please," the ad urg"9~-; ~7" ~ mar~~ Wouidif~
''help w to make It unfashionable .111····~ ltlm ~ons ?' lddt mtO the w.orld
destroy a nearly e1Unct species." , ~th .a ,loaded p~I and telling the.l)l
In 20 yean or so Jf we restr.9.Jn ~t_, it is only 8 water gun. After one
our greed and ferocitf these animals marijuana c.lgarette I have seen them
may flourish again to ihe point where turn aggress~ve, defiant, lazy and sloppy'
their skins may be used without en-an effect which lasts for days. .
dangering the speeies. Meanwhile there We are unfortunate In also having
are other beauWul pelts avallabl~ from an alcoholic in , the fa.Dlily, but that
all parts of the world -there is no -person, 1!1 her sober mo~ntr, is one
reason to ask for leopard simply because of the ~est, most COllSlderate 80Ultl
of ita scarcity value. ever devised. Over aever8! years I have
THOSE OF US gravely concerned
about the rapidly vanlshlna: forms of
animal life on this planet have occasion
to be grateful to this far-sighted furrier.
But J· think his ad ig wrong in one
ttapeet: For every customer it may
lose, it will bring a doz.en new ones
who appreciate his placing reason before
· rapacity. Many firms have yet to learn
that basic decency is also the moat
effective business practice'.
FWTiers and fur.buyers everywhere
should take th.is ad to heart ; it calls
for wider circulation than one New York
newspaper, and it pleases me to be
able to spread this conservation message
before millions who otherwise might have
missed it.
seen her prepare. holiday meals !or 20·30
people, a feat that not one "pot-head"
coold accomplislt. I doubt il th<y could
ev~ fil a meal for jwt them.selves.
Also, our aJcoholic would not dream
o{ leaving the house, or driving a car
in an inebriated condition, yet those
pot smokers art endangering our roads
and children every day.
I REALIZE THAT a single adult could
not "tum" 50 kids off drugs, but one
kid could "birn" 50 on, IJ)dl am talking
of kids from IQ )'ears old"'&JKI up.
Tl1 e Innocent Ca sualty
After the· tt.U:e arid cry of election
111 over, would you devote your whole
editorial piige to arUcl~ written by
p5ychiatrista, American Medical Assocla-
tion, as well as the police department
and let them . tell the public where the
road of marijuana will eventually lead
them. I would assume that it would
lead to jails, dealh and mental in·
stituUoos.
!;AME W!TIIHELD
Propooillon 3 """ failed . Th! lmoctout
was a vote ol no confidence by Ute
poople ol C:.lilornt. in th< ..,,.ardshlp
ol their edoclllon.doUars.
Rqretfully, a year. at lea.st, in a
carefully deaigoed plan of in.st.itutional
expansion bu been loot. And it ls unlikely
that it can be recaptured.
The innocent casualty ls the average
university student, the serious young
Californian whose main and laudable
l""'P"' ts lo learn.
HB AND BIS lea:ltimate aspirations
have 'fallen victim to a combination
of, weakneal, arrogance and violence,
nqne of.tU1 own making.
' !l1te · lll«l!hoed ol lh!1 melancholy
development wu plain for all to see.
Profeseor1, behind their wall ti tenure
and under the guJSe of academic
freedom, e1ceeded the tolerance of an
electorate who would like nothing better . . .
PAUL P.
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than to turn teaching over to responsible teacherr;.
A minority or misguided litudent.B, often
encouraged and led by wrong·headed
profesaon;, flouted the law and lbt
canona of decent behavior without regard
lot the rights or the sensibilitier; of
the majority of their peers.
AND. A BOARD of Regents,· into the
hands ol which the entire educational
sy~m had been entrusted, failed to
exhibit even thf: minimum of courage .
It is the regents' dilatory conduct, more
than any other factor, that impelled
the people ol Califomia to the regrettable
action in knotting the educational purse-
1trin11. Furthermore, we may see even
more ol the same reaction unless there
i> subelanlla! dtlD&• for lit< belle<.
1L may De' that the minorities of of-f~ lJr'Ofeaon and •illful sllklenta Will came, an their own,, to pereeive
lhe vlnues ol lawful, decel)l. patriotic
-iuct. A< of now, lhil appem unlllely.
OOR HOf>E, thuelort, must reside
lri the rtgenu -In llt<tr must~
&ht courqe to atralH t.he great authori-
ty which tlloy -"· The del"l of Propoallion J, which we keenly regret,
mu.st leave no dbubt as to the temper
ol 0.. people. They are sayin,, "Stand
up , R<:teou ! Pace you• ..,.~poiiiU,11111 ...
Tht future ol our chlld,.,, ts hi yoor h&ndl.".
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To the Editor:
Once upon a time, there wu 1 tcwn
named Newptrt Beach -. a small, restful
little plaot built on. sandy M:aches and 1
backed by genUy sloping hills and b1uffs.
Roads came through the town : boats
were able to gain access through a
picturesque natural harbor.
The little town gained recognition and
fe.me for its natural beaufy. Many people
came to ,enjoy the' recreational facilities
but thought the area so encnantlng that
they decided to stay and make ~Ir
home in the little community where
they could enjoy a vacation atmQflphere
every day of the year. And so· the
little town began to grow and prosper.
JN THESE YEARS , a new machine
called the airplane. was Invented and
· grew roore ind more popular for ita
many COllll™!rclal .and recreaUonal uses.
Jt was a natl!J'al phenomenon that the
J!tt!O town, pow IJ'O'l'ing and \l<06Por\ng. lhoOld welcOme and encourage OQC
· lurtber melhod ef aocea to lta ~
and llt111 "u born the Orange Couri'1
•
AJrpon. .
Todaj. the litlie town bu grown lo
bl~ prominen~ affluent, powerful city,
atill .-bi. by ,.. tnd highway and
alr. But now, atu and alack, criea
of noise and air pollution and blight
fill the air Crom the citizens of the
fairytale city. \1{"' lw been declared
and an all-out b&Ule 1nwes.
A 1'TR.IATY" ts 1,, the orfJng. NewP.Otf,
Btach wduld Uke to cooUnue llA afn@ent
ll'Owlh and dtvelopmenl 1nd ~
lit< need fe< air eccesslb!Uty. It ft, wl!Ullf
. .
L.rttr. ll'IHT! re.clc!r. 1r1 Wth;arr,., Norm1llV wrlltn
11\olJICI convn tlM!lr 1:1163191 In lOO WOl'da ar i..11. n. rklht to CO!ldtrl ... l.ittn lo lit SNct <w 1t1lmln1lll
llbtl I• rtwrwd. All lett.rl moat ll'ICl\ldt 1l1n1tu~
Ind m•lllflll lddr1u, but "''""' win bl Wlll'll!INI Oft rt<llMll.
he s,boul.d· haye.
Mr. Harris writes, atier , cOmjlaltiing
about IC4ing .aU .one's frien4 ·~It' 'iS
normal and naiUiaI to want· to l 9rend
one's life as long as it has m~
in •t.erm.11 of one's family aAli ffitbdl
and social environment. But ex<:eet'.fer
reasons of &eienUfic curiosity, who would
want to be trOUl)d a century from aow,
a· freallih nwe from the past. as
anachronistic u a mwket in i. nuclear
fission plant?"
to retain .lhe ~venience ol "silent," . , .
ru>n·polluting m:reational aircraft out of Fll$S1' OF. ~ Mr:. HanU over,~
Orange r-·--: "~ '-•t would Iii« tho fa(ll tit*. '°""°"" · awatitniifg "'7t'.'·~,.l'\":<"·",.'.f". < "'-bty "-"tw'""' .... E;s. -· to force. 1cute . • Ii;!> i I y t pr~a:....:...~ .~~' ~ "~u h'"'•' · ~ .. .:.~ ·.{i!.'. ' ""' ' "'°"' .._..llOlllli -i.<llw; g ~1""~•Jri'tfo/l ~,...,,.~yeruen ... J'.. ~~t~W..1'~ ·~~... .
loceled-careO'i:ajitlf El ~ lolarioe Air rell\ll"li. ~j',ba~ ildomomt m<
Station · where the large a~crlft would greet. him, .h6 ·~ jlrobably belOOg
afford convenlence to the citizeru:y of to a "sleeper club" of some sort', and
Newport Beach but all of the undesirable if people are trOu:n regularly, as has
aspects of modern.-day air transportation been the c~ so far, he is certa~
would be removed and given, as a gift, not on.ly to find new friends from his
to the citizens of Irvine, Tustin, El own time , but also to meet some of
Toro, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills, East the one~ he knew before.
Tusun· and Red Hill. In the second place, anachronism Is
THE COMMUNlTlfS affected mwt
unite and declare "war" against the
implementation of this plan. The harvest
of lhe seeds of apathy, disinterest, lac.k
of awareness and silence is apparent
now in the neighboring city of Newport
Beach. A co~rted, we 11 ·pl a'TI ned,
forceful and continuing campaign waged
NOW can avert the loss of the "war''
and surrender of our peace and quiet,
property vaJues and future development
of these communities.
The "generals" of our army must
have the. dedication, interest and
knowledge coupled with strength and
conviction of purpc>111e to engage the
"enemy" and retain lhe honorable peace
1n theae communities.
ROBERT DAHL
Irvine
Cr1'ottiei
To the Editor :
Thank you for Sydney H a r r I s ' s
''Modern Day Rip Van Winkle" (Nov.
4 l. l. am pleased to see that he has
the concern and curiosity to give the
freeze now-live later idea some thought.
It Is evident, however, that he hasn't
reaJJ:y gtv~ the idea all the thought
a questionable proposiUan. No ,doubt a
patient would be thoroughly prepared
to san~ forth into the new "orld by
the company which revived him.
NO DISADVANTAGE tteed be
permanent -not even a biological one.
And of course. the fears about going
inlo a state of shock and making
mistakes opposite from the ones one:
made in the "first life " are both silly
and shallow.
Mr. Harris iays children yearn for
immortality, those under 30 don't really
believe they are going to die, and those
over 30 don't ca~ that they are goir\g
to die'. Actually, those over 30 can no
longer ignore death and ·•· adopt the "sour grapes syndrome" for their own
psychological health,
GREG.ORY M. FAHY
President
Cryonics Youth Aasociation
Anv Old V ulet1tinesr
To Ute !flilor' •
I atn ~ litndlcapped veteran, living
on .1 8Dtlll pension. My vision and hear·
ing ·~re ~wly leaving me: The doCtoni
NY. Uliey• can dp nothin&. IO I htvt
made Pl'qjectl lo ftll!I '1'uay Willt, in
Tax ' ·~· Deductio fist.M edical
Filing hil income ta:r return, Jonny 's
fath~r took • deduction for the cost or the.
' boy'S clarinet leS!Ons. When the. govern.
ment challen&~ this. item, the father ex·
pla.ined:
"Johnny haa a Jevere bite problem, and
hit orthodontist said playing the clarinet
would be a great help. Therefore I con·
aider tl>eae lessoru1 a 1tledical expense."
After a court test, .this argument war
up~ld and the. deduction a~pted.
THE ,()ASE JLWSTMTBS l hat
"medical ~.''--whicb~art. allowed
(wlthia.JlmUa) as a tax deduction. may
lab .in a Wide variety ol. COitl. Deduc-
lioc>I hive bees\ permitted f« everytlting
'""'1 tho uplteep ol • ...m,..,e dog lo • q ~bid !11<-llto mental ltealllt ol I
&lrl . irhti had, !alt her ltafr.
, Bui lhe u-mUBt be clooely relsled
lo .. ~ .. m.&..;i problem -not jlllt
vque1y "''°" ,.,. you." ."'1::0rdtngly, doducllons .... been
~ 10< diaper oervtce, loollt paste,
and botUed water.,tn e.acb case, although
theft WAI I bMIUtfuJ llped to Utt U-
pendJ!ur<, no, !'lrlic:ullr .ailment WU fn-
VO)ved.
NOR eAN YOU deduct expe.-, ..
·--• ~---· .. p •• ··~···-••
. .
an eflmt ·lo' ~oi;get my del"i:fa. .. •
One of .my> .P'"iects Is · !lie ·ltl,ttory
ol cal~, I am colle<4Jni:.,.ar. ·old
cale~· to ..use u 11~.fP'a~ and
have. ~· Uilt art 1882, 1313; 11111 ~ aq1Floolcln( 1.,.. ot1ten. • . W'!i!t· 1. lltt collectini ;;ii.poi! <attts,
bookioatb and reward of 'merit cards,
most of JnY proj~ C011Ceril historiet
of holidays like. Easter, Halloween and
Sl. ·Volentine'• ba~. To riiW tt in-
teresting, l am co~ ~al c'ld Yalen-
tine&i .to ·use U jlltlstrations and plan
~.J.'F ~ lo, I ,mullttllll , when I
.f..''f4,.:~. .1
;yalentinl!:J ~ -are aver ·· . .~-are over ." , . · , • r.w dillog back .. ·,).liO,,i&li ·'\I'!~ • Umllt<f' !uods, I
azn'iialimg a· ~·~ ge~ ·• heller
repteSented cOUection of real 'Md valen-
tines.
.I was in hopes. t~t perhaps a few
ol your .readers may ;have 'a few real
old valentines ttHiY do. not want, because
I would be happy to have any they
may care to send me. and be glad
to get them. · •
Eventually, I ito9" lo b'>" wrttin1 1
book about my projects, in an effort
lo earn '"9!lilt lrom lt lo· get off this
small \!A piiisjon .and have ooli>e medical
care. which the VA is unable to affllrd
me . so my prOjects have. a dual ptll'Jfose.
Thank you ·for your time and -klnd
consideration in reading .my letter. I
hope 1 may be hearing from a few
of your readers.
LEON THOMPSON
123 Federal ·East
Seattle, Wash. 111m
CoM111•11bt Co11•plrae11
To the Editor :
1he most encouraging and inspiring
meMage ~of hQpe was given to America
toward the close ol the presidential cam·
palgn.
It was the analysis of the pre:11idential
candidates' . plaUorrna and ft wai_ the
fair, just and patriotic messaa:e bY
editor of the Herakl Dispatch, a Negr
owned aJ1d edited paper or e1tenllive cirtulaUori. ·
Of inte~ to dedicated but untnform ~ woWd be the lull page ad
ve@Se.ment by the Afro.Americana f Wallace. -.
' ' IT PUT nm· deab:ucUon and ri
in ~ 6'atmutJity directly wltut
beM>na ...! that they are fomented and ~by llto iolunatlonai Contnum!s
conspiracy, TJ;Ui]ine newspaper, publiah
ed .I!' w~. abould bo , .. d by m . coocei:nm Al!*:icam. · .If ··lite · U&erai .,·~-~~ . '""""""''Jl(IU com· mu~f;iooa media ~ half • a 1
dedtcotAid to presem., oiir republic at>!
~u-~af, IOVl'Mlen~. we flllabt haVe .a;_4Jl!ln0e fer 'I te.\l'iited t:Jn.ited
Stales cll·~ldc.o. ; ·
MARJORIE A. C!RNlill . . .
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t., '{Ill Co~e will-·~ ; • . iri . the , Eilttrn ~QQKfftDoe
=,co:Tucb~~~
n...11, but moat· or the local
attentlm will be ICJFUI04 OD ~~-::r~-~
flel'lucclo w 111 challea&t
Sonia Ana's Keltj) Strodl, the
ODly man I<> beat ljjm In q>1>.
ft.l'el'.IOe dual m e e·t· com~ ....
potiUOll. 10< the lndlridiiaI
championship.
Tbe meet. to be run over
a ' relatively Oat four-mile
c:oune 11 Cal Stale, will begin
at 4 p.m.
Orange Cout coach Jim
McDwain,, ..:uta: his team in
tile role of a dark horie, lor
111e team UUe and uid Santa
Ana, 1'uller1oo,. Cltnis and Ml
SAC lhoul4 fight It out foe
the team title.
~ Orange C.out'a ll-rnan cm-
Un~en~ will be headed by Fred
Sllide, Dan Mooney and Terry
~hmi~, all of W b O•m
Mcllwain believes can place .moo;u.: top,10 flnlShm •.
Other" P1r1tf: entrants will
be Sleyo Bar1oo, Dennis· Fu-
jihara, Mike Flamm, Larry
Hemmhta. John Tb 6 m I I •
Dove Stephens, Ed Bell and
Bob·Skbmer •
... Golden West coach Tor0
Noon thinks the team title
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Corona del Mar asaured
ltseH of 1 berth In the CJF
water polo playoffs Tuesday
afternoon with I 10-1 pum-
melling of Estancia.
In other final lnine Leque
action Costa Men felled
Fountain Valley, 11·2, and
stands in second p I a c e tn
league play with cnly one loa,
thar1011io"Sla'Klnp.
'Ille Mllllanp can only Ill
back and hope lhty are chosen
U I -.II-place team to enw tbt playofll.
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Costa Mesa leaped Its nerl pleted the two-mile cln:ult
to lut obstacle on its way fourth tn 10:41.
to lta first.ever Irv1ne League Charlie Hoyt, Terry Haun,
cros1 country championship and Curt Hoyt nabbed the
Tuesd~ afternoon u the flnt three places in the Estan-
Mualangs culnilnated league da victory With times of 10:20,
batUe with a perfect record 10:25, and 10:31.
by outrunni~ F o u n t a i n c.lb Miii J~tM v;n.y n
Valle)', 23-33. 1. 1t1iPfl o..n ICMl. 10:'1 t.
Loara, b r e • l h l n I un. ~~'T ~~ {i:~' i.'''41m 1 i<i!ii
com f Ort ab 1 y down tbi ~~>· 1t:41 &. o.a 1t01tt: C"'I·
Mll5tanp' necks with only one IXill. t,.,I' ,.:tt"'I \?t'·.f,''1.1 .. :·
l .. m~ loss, ~pt ~ with n:n '· H'. pr;.,~.r · i:o°)'"io,· •-ac ,....¥¥ J'-awun.r. (,..,wJ. 11 i11 11.
Ibo ~ Co a ta '.lll'r"t1 '~"1·.~·• • .L"\~!Jf. M.,... by. troondn& """'" \rrl,. 11:. .Jr. ' \'i:'ll
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In rem.alniDi league adlan ~ ,~: MWl( c11. 11:11
Estanci.1 dropped Corona dtl ·~ , .. ~ Mw "
Mai', 1H1, to hand the set Hi:unti\~ 1':'11 '· l~r211~ TW)". Kinca one ol their WOl'lt lt:ll '-It• IC.I. 1o.M I. DlvM
league records Ill hlltory. • 1~.~~,~~·i· t. N=1'cc:.1\~ 'lbe Eatlet., on the othf!' j1 ... 1i:1t u"."'· .:;, 1lJ.!..J~ ~, hand, po11e11 1 s-2 record' . t·,A'" 1cdMJ. 1 1t111 iliW c~r.
and stand little cbanco ol IU· 1.-._ ti: .., -• tnc lea ~third pblct. nl•11~" n.1.,., w.ttw . .,...
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and Rieb~ led""'· Cooll ....... m •. J!: ol:i:. ' v1,"l,;'
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10:!1, 10:34, and tO:fl, food ~vY.'Vfir. 1Uv;· ''if:'u ~ Ctnc.111.
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for SI. Allthco.Y fflllb School Wiii "'""ia.v> loll !Ill' Utt ·~ ......... -1 'll' t · 'I S'-.. ' TI.. "11' 11 comln( lo a clooe .Friday ~ -~ ...,.., \-!I " 1 •• ,..., = " •· t' • ·• ~ • night when the sa1nu ... • .;. ~ ... 111 tbt _..... -. • • ..... ..... i . ..1 . • : . I · = ~~ r:..111 tbt ~ w ~ '.::'"'!~.1-~1·· -:-\, 1. t • ~.·. ~ ..:. ::..~~··''Mi. ; Sl An1l1on1 bioa *"""4· '-W!1ll Gtec ~ of · ,..,.. I , \!" ":l J . , , I cl , '· -:, ·r.occ ... :
through a 1-7 ltllOD lo date, Marina tHlng ov•. I ~£ . . 5 -, ~ ,...... • , ' • '1.' ~ ~~
picking up Ill cn'1 win last 8'nr7 ,_.i , .. m yarda _ • , ,, I H I _ . _ _ " .. ., -.i-.,. =. ,. ,,. •• "'; :::-: ;~ .~·:i In Jul ... k'. ·40.a ..... kl ·-l ·-1 J' ·~-i· \l :=::.. ; ·1 r;:~ i e-.. • .. : r: :i
tac11:tortpP1mx,;1.11. -~+Ana to...,up ~tm total . l ' lf .. t ••tN,~:rtWI ... .,: · ,,, 1-tt · !~
Quarterblick: Jerry Sum-yardlle \o IS!,~ over · ...!.11 1 ' r. ¥-ITU ,,,.J,;...,.;, 111... t l M ' J:l
merfe)t hft OD JD ft 41 pa.-l:be pGliUOn bMd Jor &tit pell n f t I '. 0..-i, 14 • t: •. 6• llf•llW 1:. f ' :-;. ' ~
lo lbal -food for 171 yudl In -h1 Cora. dll · · ' 1il -I t ..., • ~ " • Jt ~
.-..1 one touchdown. He also Mtr1DlnTerrJ. • "'JC"wr• = ., ,,. ·~ : ~ -' -4 1·~
IUN s lan Ba I of '-·--· M.ltiint SJ ft I aJ .• , ...... .. :z u I ~ I • ' acored once himatll, from fiv• r I ey .-....... E: ' n : . ~ I B-rct • 'J 11 I rD.... : : 1' : ~ yanb out. Beach continue1 to h oJ ~ a .., 1 • •. t!: l 6 1 ;,S ": ,..._ , .~
Coach Tom Carroll bu a wide margin in the 'nlltilng """''"•'f~.!!AC" (Ml C!tll l j ·I.• ,. " '' N\'' ~ ~~:~. aquad 1o ~-:g::; ..J°11m t::;•; -" .. -w "JI" ·~f"'lt' E::!' '1 "1 .. i ~ =:· ll ll '1 m :Ill,:
, The starting offe.nalve Laguna atlll ha!• a t , :I if '1 "'*'-•·~: • ,: 6 ~J;:li.,.., . -~
eleven ••er•aea but 1 s J man,tebOld .. the ac.tnc t .. ff .= . • : . . t ~ TC•·r ..._ 1~ 2
l ~ ' CO~.... .. • ...1... ... aad l l: ":':"' J!O~I .ft PCT ==-1: .. ts ~ ADI, the Salnis have been .. _,_., ~ ·....,. ~i I ' .._,. ,,. • 1 ., •• .m = " ,. 1.·f ff' rlddlad wtth tnjUrlea durinl Ing ltata for Uw Oranp .Cout OWii \ _. ·1 IM. . • . • 1 . 11 .-~ • 'I; ': · H ;~
_,_ ltyd1r o '6 '·t · l -· • • . 1· U ~ the couna of the 'A cam-area: ·v1...ir. 1 -•. :Z NIWPMT ""ii"*,._ 5:: I ,. ~ !) ..,........ '°"" 1•' ausH•-"• W11r,,1.w • • I 1• • ' 1 1 1 •
•.&n.1 VI g 1"191' !Li l 16' J.l '°'We •I •YO AC? ""'6f't ti 41i ··Af M ="' : : ~~ '"I ""'-.t bt; both start.in TC& 1 AYa N'r«D Cl i ' t )1'C6 filff AV.''1f .I
lacldet, two 1 ta r t i n g "'~ /MO> lCM • i.o ,._, . c w1l!K9 .o • 4J » , 1 i! .,. " Kuhn Lil t4 6.J fl, I QHTy ti t.i ... M ..: !7 • .., ! • Jinebacken. both endl and tht SllNlll~N~'J"MI llf J:l U.OUJllA •••ai , .. , = . 112 47 '4 ......... ""' • • • I ,
left balfbact. 5 ll!f/ 101 W. l2 ._,.. AlllJtldl ~ ·= ~t: : • Afillrldl I • • , 1'be back, --'---e Mike l!=-lf~) :: if :1 TCI ""' AWi Pn TrWl11t IS 3t l.S I lfmMll'I • ' t I r.· _,........., .~ •• 42 ... 8"11¥ 16'. Ut S.1 A2: Ui119111N , JI .... • ~ , • . • • ' ' Ccmway., WU ODI -best =:,.ir~l ff ill •.J kutln " f'2 ,6.J 1t H•lt!W I 4 l.t t ~ ' 1 •.o!f~ •. , :·
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coach Bob Woods and hla crew * * * '*'"-• ~ .. , 11 "-T. vtilnrn1111i. d Ito u •
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IMl\U!DIATE DELIVEllY
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LARG~ST STOCK IN ORANGE CO.
HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM
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LOW MILES
IMMEDIA Tl DELMlYI
fully factory equipped. Heater
•lee. wipers, li9hl, emer9ency
fl•1hen, front.rear seat b•lts,
1hould•r h•rfte11, padded ~••h,
W·•·w optional. Low•mile1.
IXTL 16'1
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'65 PLYMOUTH IELYEDERE
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'67 CHEVROLET
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Noise Suits Filed
$225,000 Sought Over Aitport Jets . '
Orange County was aued for $235,000
Tuesday by 12 Harbor Atta homeowners
who claim jet traffic at Orange Coanty
Airport has drastically reduced the value
ol their property.
The claims, ranging from SS,000 to
$00,000, have previOWily been rejected
by ~ supervisors. AUorney Angelo
Paln).leri11" current Superior Court action
also calls for the granting of an in-
jundlon which wouJd ban the use oC
jet ltrcralt at the county facility. "Stkcess of our civil claim:s would
automatically carry, with it the court.
ordered cessation of jet tr a ff i c , ' '
Palmieri said. "We don't anticipate,
unleu the countf creates the poaibility,
t11ft aettlement ol thls matter ,Yfil take
two seParate court procedures.'
* * * ~ewport Plans
Own Airport
Noise Study
Damages listed by the homeowners
are ~ from the dates two jet'
services began to operate at obDge
County AlrfMlrt ' Air West on Sep~ I,
1967 and Air California on May· I, 11168.
The t'Omplaint alleges _that all the
hoines Usted are directly under or ad-
jacent to the flight paths employed by
jet aircraft and that the ~ have
been subjected to ugreat vlbr~tlon.
deafening noise, emission of nauseating:
smoke, vapors, du:it, soot and oil."
Named a.s plainUffa in the JUil, wlth
respective damages listed in parentheses,
are: '
Barbara . A~ 16» Marioen Drive,
Newport Beach (5,000); James P. and
Martha A. Barret~ 231 Kings Place,
Newport Beach (118,000); Mathew A.
and Barbara It Cos:, 2021 'l'abuna Ter·
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Tbe city ct Newport B<ooli will '°""
have Its own technicians tatml aOunclin,.
of ti!li ~little j~~,.._
Coonty Airport. ... ~--.~ • -...
• ~\!!"'!' 1'1 ·;·.-~.tlle city
1talf lo 'find out what kind ol declkl ,..
~~mtshoWdb&.obfained and
! "'"... It "1oul<l bl> Joi:ljod. I . Municipal laWmabl:o 01Urthe1l · Nppod
up Newport's haWe ogOJnsl· '!el hoilio
by Gnlering the cltl' altomeY'I ' ollJco
,lo ....,.arCJ, poulble anll-nOlae ordlnanceo
and other 1llWlll of legally coplDg with
the problem. ' .
The council acted at the urging or
Vice Mayor Lindlley Panons, 'Whp uid
planes rrom Orange County Airport
aren't the only ones troubling bls Corona
dd Mar constituents.
·"l'd like to see .us· make (nobe) testl
In Corl1!tl. del Mar, partlcularlt on jell
from E~TorO," he ·laid. "There WU • rupt of jell ~t three in the mornln&
the otbeT day. It wok• up half the
tommunity:"
He emphasir.ed, however, that his maln
eoncem In requeotlng noise testing equll"
ment, including the possl~le· leasing ol =-wu the situation at County
J'If Boeinr ean co out there and test
·ti; deeibell of their jell, we ought
to be able lo cloubJe.ebeek what they d&." be .aid. The Seattle plane manafae-
. turer is unclerlakini a lludy ol the
roar « -Boeing '11711 now ln UM: by
Air California, with the int<nt ol reducin(
lhe noise if possible.
Parson> aaid, U the elty la armed .
with decibel lnfonnatlOn of i&s own, it
would be in • better position to arcue
Ila cUe for noise abatement controls
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.He sold the equipment llhould be used
lo check £11ibll b1i private planeo aa
well as by coinmerClal jets.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt aold
be would fmd out what IYJle ol equipment
is used In other cttles f-wilh llmllar
problems.
He .aid be woold .. try.lo delmnine
al what !ocatiOM the IOllDdinp lbould
be taken and would 0 cbect the limes
when the maJof nollemakers take or!." He said b• woul<I report ba<:k with
~ lnfonnation at the council'• Nov.
:;, sesslon.
1:r * * Airport Noise
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Stpdy Ordered r
' :J'ooecl ~ "1 ailUoo In polenlW
Ja-111 -~ Coulllf ~ jol-. lho 9-d "&lperYllon ·-
do)' authod>ed • fl ,000 111""1 " ·-~ ....,,....naa tho airport, pnoent
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The lnloimau.n -be -. the _ .......... told, In poalb1e ltup.
t!otl .... the ---1tlnl' all'lld "'-'Y devaluation. · 'l1le Van Nuys llrm ol Boll, Beranch q.i Newman ._. '11\&as<d lo do the
a\l.ld)I "al a CGSl nol to eiteed f1,000."
A report wUI be fortllcomlllg In If -\
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FamiUar sigllt at N'ewport Har-
bor High Scllool fo¢bil!J games
is mnt:h grader Vince IJ..arsen
masqu.eradi.n.R as Sail9r mas-
cot, Popeye. Size and weigh\ of
cooliune Indicate Larsen-eats
plenty cl spiµadl.
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, ... , COrn11a de! Mar (115,000); BIJ
Lovgren, :m Via Ravenna, Newport
Beach (!20',000); Everett J. and Dorla
S. ,Q'Brltn, ·2331 Tustin Ave., Newport
Beach (115,000) and Angus W. and
Eleanor B. Potter, 2217 Private Road,
Newport Beach (!20,000).
Also, ia 0. and Connie Starneo, lllOO
Glenwood Place, Newport B e a c b
(fS0,000); Jobn J. and Katherine R.
Swigart, llO& W. Bay Ave., Balboa
(125,000); Richan! r;. and Joan
. Wagenaelltr, 2393 Tustin Ave., N"1JPC)rt.
Beach (l20,'1fl0); Roa<r S. and Viola
Watson, 2210 Priv~te R o ad, · Newport
Beach (125,000); Maltbew B. and Marian-
ne White, • Tustin Ave., Newport
Beach ($20,000) and Paul J. and Maxine
Williams, 1915 Teresita 1.ane, Newport Beach (110,000),
Traffic Chief
Agrees Co~~--
. Needs Guard
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' , even let ibem lalce 11 Into )he house," nid, µte.i,oui;iger, Z(Inmaan.·
'Mle apparent murder v~1 ad·
dJtional ftmalna were lathered up from
the lonely lite ~ llallroad Cony°"
Dam Tueaday by a ,poae ol abetlff'•
. deputies: , .
Quite a few animal-gnawed bonea and
(See SKt1L1,. Pai<, f) .
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Could Help
Lan~Swap
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Irvine Compaoy, ~ toaay ..,.
cepted .Orange County terms for a lolllt
clredaln.!! agreement and tu rollef wlilcb• cou1tf Pave the w~ f()f hltbar and
recreational develOpment ot U p p e i
Newport Bay. . \
Acllon by the> county Board ol
Supervisors late Tuesday and the ranch
company today. apparenily repi:eoenta •
big !lleP In salvaging the ~l>&led
and shaky Upper Bar Udelands eachan&e
between Irvine ,and tl;!e county. :
, The supervison, alter a lengthy bear·
Ing, TUeSday agreed lo the jOlnt·~
i.ct and tu J.ellef In a 4 to· t vole
with Supervisor DOvld,'Baker o_..i.
n appeared u a •lw' eff<rl b7 the
'county. board maJorllY to salvage ~
l<>Clllled land swap' which la eovlaloned
u providing two Iaige regl«ial ~
on the shor<llne ol Upper Newport Bay
and create a mulU·mllllon dollar "secood
harbor" out ol the Back 1181' mudflata.
Irvine Cornpaoy ~ WDua.. R.
M'aJIOD. now oil a t.w..,. trfP. ID New
York, communicalecf 1"ciay wilh nnc1I
of!lclala here ~~Jl>e,' company
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¥aaoo d e c I 'a ' e ~ 11!<1 ,~ 1fytne
·Compaqy would ~ ·tO ~· lm\lt'
the revised agreement.'·~-·,~ . ,
Reaponding tO the COOl!IJ ._,, op'.
proval ol ,thi amended coimtj a.r-
to>eacllange UJ>Vef NflWPOrt iJ &1 .Jandl
l'ith th~ comJlMY, "-lau>I "11'! ,~nt: it . ~,.\ ".
-.ail!l!lldmcql lo Ille ISd!an&f mill cllodllna afll"!tmbla ,_...,. If 1111 ·~ iii Sup<mocn. pro.'1dll fer IW --bloand--" ~ u.. UPJ><i-BoJ'• ..... ment.... ·'· ., ~; •
, "'J.:bis . ~ mat .. II -~ to pt«zed ll. .t......... ...... 116 ••• ·~Di ' 71~~~~ 'tn:m ~lltft:::!
,e<lllilable .m~ o1 boJdfbC tbe up;..
Bay lands In M !Jll!leveloped llale -
ding the oula>me gt eJteOded litlplloa. :
"Under these circumstances, Ult lrvinl
company ii wll~ng to · coollnue "Ith the development of Upper Newport Bay
under the amended agreement and wll1
withdraw It.a notice of tenntna.Uon. The
company pied,., lull coopera1ton ln-thil
jOinl effO!'l with the county and ilaJtG<
District which wm provide • Pe<!
ricre8.tional facility for public u,ee. 11
· Action• by county auperviaon TUeadaJ
meana.)hlt: Worker Critical , , -Two oeparate ,dredglng projecll ptQo
\ ·posed in Bac,k Bay 1 wat.en will now 1 ·be combined at a projected aavlng ol
4 $1 million.
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. ' ·I At · Harbor View
uplands surrounding the bay which the
: ranch P;foposcd to · tra4e for 117 actes
of counly Udelarxts will be removed
· frOm tU rolls pending a court ndJni
M lqallty ol the _.n --• -Removal ol lhi ....... from Ibo
tu roll.I mMM Imne won't have to
pay the 1129,000 In annual' -oe
lhir property which, r-olllclala.polot lout, cannot be deve!P~ becaUIO ol
the pendltig land 1Wap -ent.
During the IUper'Y!aon' beorlng on the
lquest;on 'l'Uesday;eountyBatbor District
Manager Kenneth Sam-aaid the Janel
(See BACX 1i1AY• P.,e I)
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u_p ·another fuu 1bU'9daj I 00\ gen-traJir lair Weather ' II In th• otftrC
With Iemi*•blrel ronclna rrorn ti
by Ult -to 71 IUrtber Inland. • •
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lbe u .s. c..ci-fllr bolp. ed
Al tllo ...,._ UJ110l cl O>undJINO Clll molbodl cf oallclni tllt-Howard Jlbteo o1 -. munldpat ... .u other m.11en-re1a11n&· to lbe
laWrnUwl QMHIU.,..,, ~ kt eeet ~ &rllfJc," ....,-i beorlnp Iha! CGUld I e • d The Newpcrt t«lllcll ldod lo ..._
to doolo8 cl• lbe Mezlcln bolder to to • roqutll from the cl\;' or eor.na
uoChaperaoed teonqen. In RlYallde County. .
111& diJ •ltorne7'• .. .... ID-' Corona ~ Tl'Q)' Bolkrv, In • -
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Cong Support
U.S. Going It
Alone in Paris .. Firm to J!elp .Woo Facilities From Mesa
PARIS (UPI) -Sooth Vlelnlm l)>llr!l-
ed and the Viet eon, mimed today
NeWJlOll Buch city COIUICilmen aro Larklpw', Nardaul IJld Polnaetlla on American lhrelt to 10 tt alone with
beedlnll . stratihi dowe u.e mldclle c1 •-
Ft'Olll Pqe 1
the road 1n a move to publlc!U a plan ni-·~-·-,.111 tothenorth: the Communlsta In~ war talks
to aiabl"" 1 ..,.....,, aim! l)'llem B11nnla, Dalllla, Jllllotropa1 JUIDlne, which SailOO II boy<olllnc.
In Conna de! Mar. ' Mlrilol4 and On:bld A-. In SalM s.utii 'V le In am e ae
'111t1 a 1 re' d to amc1 tnrormaUoo Avocado, Goldenrod, MlraUerlla and lnlor!NtlOn Mlnlot« Ton That Thlen
packets on !be propOsa1 to ...,. •,ooo l'OllP1 ••-will nmalD llfo.wll1 told .......,. nl Iha lhrul br u.s. °""'1& del lhr ldnes, with both pros tbw Oi1111fatt1. , Doi..., Secrelar7 Clark II. cntfford :
and """ lilted. · n. -_... .;.......,,,.. dedded to ''Tbey can IO abead and tolli bOt llieir
U the traffic pollln1 plan II fm. mall 1U1 Inc-a IMP• 111& eotire conc:lulllons cerlalftl7 will be nl DO valid!·
plementm, IS -rUnntnc ~ 17 al all." .
--Fifth Avenuo IJld the ... -= r:.~~~.~ty Eoilneer -In Paris, Viet Cong spok.-;i Duong
be affec;tod. TbeM otreell 'lfOlllcl run "Yu city coundl bu taken no...... Dinh Thlo told aewmnen: "U 5a1ion one-way to the mth: r--does not send re~tlftlfl to Paris, A<>ldo. c:anll!lon, Fernleaf, Iris, ~-~-the ~-~~!-.."~ectedthls the Front (Viet Cong), North Vietnam
-· " 1'l)>OllSe u--~ and the United stales muat -t Im· -and i...i-community In _,. to welCb lll<llt care!Ully all upecla mediately to· !Ind • pollllcal aoluUon
cl lbe,-.tbanps." lo_lbt Vl•ID&m~.Ptllbkm·"
KULL "I illlnll lbb ii beautllully written," Jn W&!hlnglon. CUl!ord ""i1'8led s ' •.• ... ' ..... =""*''111PalMllll&iclclurtnc ··w•t:ttf!<>ldh v-..--Unued •-"~ bl'· J ~ ..... __ wtte coDade4 ~·-. "Jtla -• Ill U.-~ llialM ...a.ilil meet ~--w w .......... ........ ' ...... 'Coof-1"'"k1Dc ..... Bob llie 'COog mid Nd. v-~y as tnvefflpton, ..,,.,. dltli; . Jlfltla "'1oaldlf u ,1)1 wrote It.• • ~ but d!ICUla Only mlllw1nleescal•·
debril In the heav!l1 woOdOd .,.. • , ooOE Plmin PUN 1k111. Be saldJ4tlcll oetllement. WO!lld ~ ::na a UUle bit of Jl'Qlf• Ex-comdJmtn Coot 11 an avpwed foe have to aw t 5algon'1 a'ttendanc:e in
N"'J!Of\ Beach dly councuinen Tuos-
~ay hired 1 Los A"'!les COMUIUni firm
to belp woo the Municipal Court system
from Costa Me!a.
Economlc Research Aasoclate.< (ERA)
will be paid from 14,000 to 15,000 to
develop • information ~ 1t ln-couraglng ·tlle c6Wny to •re 1 o c.: t e
Newport.Mesa Judicial district fac!Utl,.
in the proposed civic center complex
at Newport <;enter.
Coundlmon Howard Hogen ot Balboa
objected to the ..,..,..nt, but It waa
approved a 5-1 councll vote.
Rogers asserted the action was
premature. He said lhe city has yet
to decide whether it Intends to build
a civic center at the new location or
rebuild at the present slt.e on the
penlnsu1a.
Ho also proteS\od ERA'• port.time con·
suiting .. 1auoosh!p wlllJ.,t!>o ,1rv1no Corn· pany,,....., of· llio-~·C!!ftter iro-
pitty, Ho queiliiJiiod , wbolber ERA,
wllldl helped _.: dlla leading to
Iha aelection oflbf Nowpolt Center Ille
.... llternatlYI locatlbll, could be ...
U..ly objecti" In Ill new city .,.;..,.
me.nt, I
Mayor Do..,. Marshall r11ponded that
"any prec;!ae city strategy concerning
Irvine Compant negotiations would not
be ERA 's obUgaUon:"
City M-ollaryllY .~boir\· ~d
unless ao ofltt o£ some \lnd ii prepared
for· prelleDioUon to !be county wllhln
the next few weeks, the city mtaht
I01e forever , its ~e to lure ~
muolclpal COlirtl to the new civic center.
Hurlburt conceded that, becauae no
decition has been !Jllde on whether to
relocate tlty omcea, pending othtt stud!,., the hiring of ERA "°"1d be
a gamble. But, be aaid, It bl a gamble
that ahould be taken.
II the county llhould join forces wllh
the city in developing the civic center
cmnplex, it could mean a savings of
n miWon to the city over a 50-yw-
perlod, he polntm out.
Councilman Robert Shelton· said ERA
Is lhe "bell !Inn to ilo !be job on
short notice."
"U we ignore Ulia opUon," be Aid,
.. ,,. could be ·giving up . IOIMlblng
critical." •
· SheUon added that he wun•t worried
"about i.Qlpllcations that a lack of ob-
jectivity milbl p .. vou." He said u.,r.
... few' \xmfi!Ung flmll lhat ha ... 't
11 on• Ume or anolber been employed
by !be Irvine Compaiiy. I
Ro&en, however. dung Q> hla vteWs.
Hll "no') Vote marted the nm Ume
the councll bu not been llnlnl!MrJI 01
a clvfc center decf51oa. :
Fram P .. e 1
BACK BAY •.•
trade would reauJt in a dolll.J'.advafttap
to lhe county or $8,012,SOO and !be courlty
would eventually have three rqlonal
parks In tho Upper Bay aroo IDchrdla&
the present Newport Dune.a.
but to mu! 1111' ill our leadl al this ~ Jtblch wu q!nally -~ lllkasoiaon. Th!en told UPI CO!'-~ Ltmllhl. ,_b~M~ ... ~lhe.~. " 0rmc1:-U::~~~ respoadont Doniel Southerland: "They ----• • -•~ · . can tllk on anything lhal concerm only aberlff'• alal!Qlt. ~ bu . ~d It will .-. IQCJI merchan~ Hanot . and lhe United Slnlel .but any
,Nixon Names UC Regent
'Ille aupervlsora had , ltral r<edved Ibo
dredalnl 111?eemont Oil Oct. S but bad
taken no action "pending ltudy,11
On Oct. 2.1, Irvine 's Mason wrote
the supervi.Jors giving a requiud to-day
notice of tmnination of the entire 1IDd
&wap proposal. :· 1
' . . ·~· ~ctt ~ ::=It~~ ~:11~ = = 11 will dllrupt ahoppen agieaneat hiving to do' with Ille fate
would havo to _,. from lhe Rl....tdo Jaffe, obvlcWi, owm nl Cook'• view•, ~ ~!1' Vietnam will not be binding
County Sberllf'• Homicide Bureau In Included them llllOlll "-1~1e" roe-way Southerland ,.ported the Cllliord-Th!en
Rtn<lllde. ' 1 ·,,; • .irt!ll, .~vlll\ll~ llstod In tho .• ,.,.,.,,.. wu ralllni tllk In Sal(on
Ii~ R. iI aldeman to Staff This clelrty ~ed the supervJIOJW
to action and Tuesday's approval ••of IJUmglf ~·.clala 'Ot ._· lial ·!* ~·-. They aro, ~ 0¢-61-a' cr!Ucal ..Ut betWeea lhe United . . ' ' '"~''·"
beal ......,.,_..:,'!-~~ ~ed bJ lbe ......_, . -'"SlalMiiid-&iiJtli Vlelnam-NEW YORK (UPJY -Prelllilent-elecl -...i lo II& W .,_,...,. """"' -· . ,,,_are tho IO·aclv ..... acicordlnl .on. U.S. ol!lclal. who uUcl to remain -bll boaio tar 'tll!t' adqltilnflil mi, lo Jaflo:. . lmidlalllled, ll&icl CUl!ord erred In lhow· Richard M. Nm>o,lodoy named another
April, Ca!'t> ~aid. . -lniAi-trafllc flow and ...,. Ing !rrllaUon with Solloa'a ntuul to higb-rl1llklna me'l'l>er orlda ~ J1ouso
"ll tbl1r~ lJio :rliht •JMrion, 'ha ,WU Vtilltn<e, , . . ,. , join th< Paris tllikl, In Iha tone or slalf will> cooUnulng li.dlcaliOOs thll
-~ ibdlliiri,".1'!' iil<led, . '-()yv!'ll·decmle In ICCldeot rate. bis wordl and In bis rel....,. to ·"'i'hleu" ,lhtre 'Will· be ~Iv~ ·lelel\lOf>lng of
Paul :Dmrorin Pl<!~ life ;:~ ~·=·from .111,dootto •'PreaideqtThle~.''... , l!':f!·!t!>filoo)l.~.~~w:,~eJ .,. :J:ied.J.i~1 = ~ ~~~ .. donnt.iia..~~~'"Die~'t.~~~ ,~Ji:·"~-'"" cl Morch ri, .,(4: tbls rear;"'wl!lclt~pt. ''~d;l; to ot>OiailOll.T WuhlngtOn. •1\e caDIJlli"""' • I~ eman, ew,:a=~!~~ ~~vel~etor.iuJi~;ourA!l.u!:~~ VU · <ti _ Angeleo -ad , ··~~u:~
hadt a witdr -vOIJ.!rilh the .~ . ~ ' · , ·• oamese ~ ..... aUon n\liilstef 'l'oil "!'.ha t:'._ illf!i! .. _..,,.,.~eatdent
•JU>.D .• ~ JUll) ,~ lns<dpllCIQ ll>al Aid -Ellmln.Uon or netd lo< eerlaln park· Thlen told a -conference· wlier · · · · · ',•
"Mom UIHlld. 111!, • ~ ~lflldDa-Ing Jftlll-. -thal·CW!ord'• -ent • ' c oat a In • · ·
lion ~· :· ' ,, . r ' ' " ' -F-•lllnl nl ooed far -widen--polnll lbal are no! comet." $1 'Million Cm· •t 111& ~--~ ·Ill ~ Ina-Thleo denied Thieu hid qr<ed to lhe · ---->ZI
JS ..... 111: mli'nl&h' ;:.!" Iii .-llel\I -Ecoaomlcally !avonbl• becaule or Paris arranaanon11 or to !be u.s. bomb · .
ahape. ~ -but the -lrafllo flow lmprovemeoll brouabl about ball qlinll North Vlelnam . that hod Filed m· Dispu, te bid beon .~'""" bf ..Ud, prowl· wtlh a minimum cl J>b1a1ca1 cbaqe. , paVed the wa;y for. 111' Upand<d lllka.
~-to Indicate the victim -Practlcally self-enforcing. · Clllloql had qid Salp rene~ at the
either Ilk•• to th< remote spol 7 DlllADVANTAGES la.SI moment ori agreemonts to Join lhe 'Between' Doetors
:': murdered ei:ecution.style, or ehe Here are the seven disadv81).tages : talks with Wa&!llnron..1 Hanoi and the . . :.:; :
shot aomewhert elte and the body -lncrea1ed lraver distances. Viet eone.
dumped where it couldn't be found for -Increased travel time due to in• "I 1'ant to emiRwlze again that the
months. ·creased dlstance. Republic of Vietnam never made such No IUD wu found at the scene, ltll'D--DlHlculty in strangers flndinl their a proml.se," Thlen aa.ld. ·
lngly rulinl nu! a suicide, beclll" lbe w111 !or Iha flrll Ume or visitors being H• 11ld Thieu had .. peatedly reluoed
victim would have been-killed---to particular locaUOlll. In the serl,. ol lllkl wllh American
lnlllanlly wbea the llu1 er '1llp crubld -Aoceallbru\;' cl specific bulln"' or AmboBltdor ElJlworth Bunller to Ill al
Unul)l bll lkull oxmr...W loclllono may be lewned !be conloreoce table with lhe Viet Cong.
The nmalnl are &ftlllnc -m1na11m from • particular dlnctlon. , , bJ the JUvvllde COUlllJ c.tonor'• -Difficulty In esllbllahlng clienls or
patbologllt for poalbl< oddttloaal clua cullon\en acqualnUng themselves with
to the lriJly bomlcldt. th• new travel pattern,
The Zlminamr brotben kept tbo vie· -l'syebologlclll realS\once due lo
llm'a -"""'1Pt . alter ~ revision In driving habits.
home from the hunting trip, tumlng -Potenllal inldll Iner<.., In the oc-
lt In al tire front dak cl the Costa cidenl rite dll<! lo conlulllon during In·
Meaa police Department Moodoy noon. 1 troductory period.
••1 thoucht they wv~ klddJ:n&," Aid Copies of the brochure, will be mailed
llel1t Olllelr Oruck l:krffard. wilhln 10 days, said Jlflo.
Paul Zfrnmann .W he wu jult ll5d Homeowners and merchants will be
oil TDeadOJ u a anaadlkeePer for the uraed In I b • malllng to call Jal!• or
Newporl--. Unified 8cboOI Dbtrlct. counct1men "II you wlah to 1lear more
rdnco lbelr ftlUlar . ......,... hid 111 about this miller." ,
ftnl-llP 1be Tiicallon _..,_ II there ts no major community
Ofl.llY PllOT
remtanco to the ·pion, clly ollldall have
lnd1caled It will probably be put Into
operalloo by neit M111 30.
Debbie Reynolds
Guest at Opening
Actress Debbie Re>'nolda will be lho
r.eatUred guest today .. the 13th Zody's
Quality t>t~unt ,Department Store a~d
the &lxth for Orlnge COunty opena its
doon a\ Harbor Boulevard and Edinger
Avenue In F«mtaln Valley.
All port cl !bl ll?and opening l..itvlUes
hundreds of prizes will be given away
· to shoppm at all Zbd)i's stores. In
· addlUon, 1ra!ld op_ertlng specials aro on
aale at all storea from 10 a.m. to 10
p.m.
, OMNI& cduf' PUM.JININO ffJ##MY
••Mtt-H. w ... ---Medi-Cal Reaction: CMA • .. .
Vows to Tigh~n-COntrol
A physlciu who pr'ovtclu piU:fological
services for several county ·baspitals -
among !hem Hoag Hoopltal of Newport
Beach -Monday ~I~· a $1 million
suit which accuses a former employe
of trying to take over a major poruon
of his buslness.
Dr. Maurice M. Rice, 'wbO operate.<
Rice Cllnkll 1.oJ>or>torl<s, .am .. Dr.
Lauront Croteav ol SaJJill Ma as delen·
danl In !ht S)lperlbr J:ou.rlr tl>mPlalnl
H_e alltgtO Iha! ·Croteau;_ "!'IP\QYed by . mii onlll recenUy; IUCctSSIUlly ~osplred
. with !be Santa 'Ana Communi11 H01pital
with a view \o the racmtr taming over
the Rice pathqlogical !eivlcteS" contract
to Croteau. ,
Rice also asks for coud action to
cancel a contract between Rice and
lhe ho!pllal whloh wu lllJi>ed la.SI Oct.
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In charge of .Ver.au IJllDllellietil of tha ~al!11, agreement reaulle~. Supervisor Baker, In opposing lhe act!lii,
the White Jlouso llaff, 1onerll lolemal proposea !hat the compll1f ~ ~
· admlnlatraUve responaihllity w l t h to pay taxes ~ the ~57 acres It 1til1
particular attention to working out the · · •
new President'• dally tchedule of ap-get from the collnty If the court apProvee:
lntm ta the trade. ·
po en · If the agreement Is nullified by the
Tbls wu Ille -.cl auch •PfOlnlmenl couilJ t~ Irvine Co In lhe d"'1du: ~~I ~6+ N~~8. t poofi agrlei \, ~··baJk 1a<..J.i;-t1Je
quarters htk.e/} Bryce N. Harlow, a 450 acres.
veteran of itit-E I s e n h owe r ad-Baker's motion failed for lack of a
l$lslrlllon, wu apl!Ointed Tuaday 11 second :-~:!,~"JI:~ wlllcrl!lclals Beoh~lh~ dr!dglng agnemenl i_
lhe)!Ue nl ".\allllanl IQ U: Prellldenl car:? not sianed, !be company bu paid 'tli
HAid -told ---Ii expeci.<t cosll -$1411,000 -to dole In enatneerlnl u.. -.:"'White ":::" llaff to be pl@s ro;r !be dra1g1ng,
"mraller" thaa It bu beoa receoUy Jn . lllY even~ ~l!inl cannot beff
and perbapa lbe 10IDJIOll While Jlouso until the court approve, the swap. .
staff on record. A packed hearing chamber heorj!
Haldeman 'bu ·'-!·Involved In overy almost' three hours of debate Oil ~
Nixon poliUCll -mllgit ainCe his vice ISSUO. •
presidential race~tn'-ia. He has been Backing the proposal were Lawrence
wllh J. Willer ThomPIOft Co. for more Peleraoll, vice prealdenl or tho Orugo
than 20 y~ IJld for !be past ~t ~tr Chamber or Commerce; JQIOPb
years bu been .tDrlMlet of the Com-0 Sullivan, vtce mayor of Laguna Bea.Ch;
pony's Los An1el" office. Gov. Ronald William L. Dunn, Co"1a M.,. pllnnlng Reqan receoUy named Haldeman to director; H. L. Ranmert, Dona Point
a 1&-year term u a member ol the Ci~c Asloclation; John B. Llwlon,
Ualverlllty n! Callfornla Board of Philco-Ford Corp. genorll JDallller; and
Regmll. Doreen Mllflball. m111or or Newporl Beach.
Rotary Talk Slated
Jaclr; AUIUll llualer, vice president
or Ramber1 and 1.owrey 1n San1a Ana
and • member or tho Rotary lnlerna· Uooll Group Study J)Jcbaqe Team to ,
Ea.SI and c.ntrll Africa, will be lhe
111eat 1pealc ... Nov. (I al tho Newport
Beach Rolo!y Club'1 Jl'ollodotlon Week
meeting.
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Other oupporters ti>claded J • i ~
Barnett, Newport Harbor Chamba nl
Commerce; Francis ,Horvath and Jame.
Decker or the Orang• County Cout
Associaio:i; and Knowlton Fernald, La·
guno Niguel Corp. vice prellideol
Opposing were "Paul W. Coburn, reUred
biology teacher; Mrs. Howard Babb,
Newporl Beach : Mr1. Frances Robinson,
Orange County Tidelands Allaoclatlon;
Richard H. Bol~ Sierra Club, and Janice
Boer.
Fashion Pins . ., ' ']
in Gokl'.~P~ttd . J.
S .. 1· .. te.r1og .·~
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concerninl Ned!Cal proaram abulea to
deliberately Umin& a "leak'' ol facta
coincide wlUt t 'he naUonal elecUon.
tclnt i..., tilt lHnlne 1..,. ef • phi by l•• len1•"'· Of 14k te14
pletff Jt.rll11-,,.lth 4!1mo11d·p1i11t flni1h end two t11I rwli11,, 121.00.
C'1ri me9fti~111.
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had inown ol oHenden lil10d by 1llo •
attorney 1entra1 In -Iii. -....
: .. por1 "!or lhe PaSI nine lo 11 mooihs. -
Our que.Uon u,· .. llld Todd, "why did
be do llCllhlni il>ollt -<Mel dUrinC tbal lime!"
:Todd -ll!ill -pa "'°"' al Iha tllllo-eil.to -~ 1'h191dans "mllllol" Iha medlcll I""" ·
lll'&ID bY u mucll u '8 mtlllon • rw. "l'nn lf tblt 'tl ,V../' he Aid, ....
lmllt -In mind lbat llU II an
... million ---• Tbl -mojorlly ol lbe 11,W ~clol tn..iv<d In Med!Cal ..,. for Iha
lndlpll art "li"illnC In lonl 1-1 ICM:
eaarporatl..tl<-llW.-.......... "rodd --"llundndl fl doctGn .•• are dolna lhll
work wllhoul ,...._-. wllhoul -
to the luJl&1ttl and ' wt!bout -to
lha<l!lto In .. tllort In -lneqlllllel IJld Im-bll1lnp IO al to mal<e
thlJ llfOCl'lm work."
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us show you our
exeellent selection
of Fashion Pins
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Fllteeniactofyric1ngl&$& .ra.hia!)bonip10n;ce.ar.~ , :Bo\h1 ~u and Broedlove.
c&n'l'Wi ~ U,l\ EviJirude u, · ow.r -&:ln•i., -l<>!l'noicll t..,w ~ 'IW!n J~
or JoliniOn' ~. >le being German. conleniler. '""'1 ·Q;yde ·-> L.;.: and •--•u ill '..plaoed-in--the-annuaJ.Ouiboard Curiiaf-iimt.l'\lnftin9· EntliM-~· l:ll ~ -· ~vi. "'.. race an
, World Chan\lllonsbip regatta compeUton ,. ~ ~r. :iv~e J>O:Wered rig ..
. at Lake Havuu CilY. Nov. ·Top. 12~~·; ~ ; ~C!e th~ 140 entries an
311 and Dee. I, a~to ·flying lb< MC (lag ,;m lie , <xpectedfortheannualcl18!1c
·Outboard Marine Corp. fonner God Cup· ch;pnpion , which~provides competition in
'. The teams i~ude . three Mir~ Slovak of ~l! M~~; 1ing!e• doubl~ and un1imited European teams, meludfhg the chig Breedlove of TorranCe outooard engines on any type
: Italian a,.i Eurot>e"l lllllbtar<I-and"Ted M•f al Loi)& Beach. · ~ull.
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;Airp~rt Noise Control
Th Atdl i\VlaUon Adminll\rat!on (FM) re-But al this point It appean that no on&-Jederal,
'*'lly 11114 ibe orinie Counliy Boord al. Supeni!«s to llliale or county-l!Jls clear-cut authority to lioll an air·
fOl10t 8bout ~to devfllop .Jei noise abatement pro. line or, a priv,t.e pilot that.he can or aal uae Oranae .
, c«lureo (Gr Orange County Aliport. '!'ha~ &aid the FAA, County Afrport if he meet. nonnal sa(ef<y slaDdards.
fo, ~ U..-4u~tY Of eounty government. 'Mr. Featherly's •!l<>•i/Y worded letter to the FAA
'· 1-,. .. !!. 'Supervisor .c. M. "Cye'.' Feotberly really IS less of a clom1nd than• plea. Wli>t lt &6Y• "· Jloold ~ aid, · efteci· ' please hurry and help us do oometlhing about tht> pro"!'
• • 1 .... in · , ti · lem before it's too late. • , . '. 6-fl ii~ If ':::J!'9 Counl>y. can t eel up an ·notSe . .The outlook, u!lfortunalely, is not particular\J' optl· ' . ·~ '!:i !\.. · ti from ~ C-"""' Ai,.. mut.ic. The wheels. of. the tederal government gnnd ex· . ~ .. ~· .r:• QPlft ODI ';,~1 ceedingly &J..Q.WIY. Even if the FAA wer& to launch I JU:tJ'-=· =~ ~"1'~~ """'~· ot.er-nol$e con\'dr program loclay, it .would be ye,,,,__if ever
· Fea\!l«IY'• letter constiiuteo. an a.Jmowlediment -before 1to goals coold be reabzed . It appearo lllllt Ille
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• ., ,. 'bell•tll Iba flight patlem <ii. the burgeoning airport
-c. Thn!e times preYiously, supervisoro attempted to effect tome cont.rot over noise and pollution prob-
IOllll sen~ by tile increased number of jet flights.
IA.-.i>-tbe FAA thwll"te!i !he oflort.
Landscape Will Be Saved
Th} ill•¥ RD\\' !lllsl for a·$6() mjllion freeway sy..tem
in sP:rooa del Mar. And it will be a reasonably unobtru-
sive one. The landscape will not be obliterated .
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The FAA's re16wing IB pmple. More than $3.S mil·
. lion in federal fundl hov<> been put into @range County
Airporl To the FAA, this means the airl!Ort ii wide
open to use by any type of airmlft without restriction
er prejudice.
"The cOwity " explained an FAA officja} "has mad•
cOltain contnctu'aJ assuranoeo that tile w,,Oit win con•
tin"" io be operated for the'iue and benefit of·the pub-
lic without cliscrimination arno.ng type, kind •nd das1
al aj.rcraft." '
Further, the control of flight patterns ond climb
profllu,he aald, are not the respoMibili\y of the county
but rather the! otlhe FAA. But tho-problem c!Oti8il't stop th ... e. Jn· fact, the
FAA haa no clear czitmia fOI" telling how much noise is
too mucti noise, Even if it bad, the federal agency has
no n\jllllS al enfardnig n...., . or air pollution limits.
There ii much talk ihat IU.ch lflllits are on their way,
that 1lley will be e&tablished a\)d tl)at the lledenl gov·
emment ultlrnalely will be obligated to eqforoe them.
TJ;Us is, becaus~ muth of PaGlie Coast Freeway, as
it •!i•.., throug\J €onJ11a del Mar, will be depreesed. So
wi)l ~on of the Corona del Mar Freeway front·
inC ~ we.i Hill•. · ·; }.leltt-eS$liil·A~ meway segments had long been
P.l ...... ~~ .tbe 'state •• Buf what had not been planned wete.~81, •l"lf'I ev~rp~sses, such os Avoca&, Golden· ll¥I... ~atguerite and. fifth !~•tended) avenues. The
St F~.ay was to chop these local 8rterials in half.
Afler~re th.atl lout years ol. quiet negotia(ion, the
tter wu .settled. -in Newport's favor4 The integrity
of the comnruriity's road system is to be preserved, with
the Ate' paying ill~·Jlill.
Jt h: a significant a;·~cc~,,~ti!p~lishment, and should serve
""" a model for t1J>l:<>nlinJ negotiations between the city of~ Mesa .. lha)11""1ton construetion of.the New· Jio!t-~ay. Jt,•'ti>o, 'ii W .be partially ~ressed . Sut ~('i!;f!;l!~.~g tile town asunder. . " ' ' ' ,. . ~
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A. Commercial
Ad to Take
To Heart
1t isn't often that a commercial. ad
" worthy " ed!torial c<NllJl1<Dd•tion, which makes Jt all the more pleaaant
to call your attention to a quarter..pa,ge
ad in The New York Times • few
wee.b qo.
' ....... ~ '"'' "' • 'J p ' •• ' I .-...,....------. ·;, _.l, ·i'f\·, .. ,~ Bu Seen Gruesf»ne Marijuana tr~ausformati~ ' ..
Dear ' · · ··.. · · .
~~~my Bright Kids Become Filthy Anima~~
When the city completes its nert
redisfrlctinll .fi council di!tricts,
1'111 tt mean DH Cook <'An run
again b;I 1970!
-F. A.
TllM ... ._ m1tcb ,.....,,.. .,_ 111t
_......,. ..,. .. ,.. -··· Inf .... Ml -" .. _, •11t,. D.ilJ l'llet.
'l'o IJ\e ·E!fitor.:
-llegardlng the iet1... !Mailbox, Nov.
}) _from J'• biihlY pasaive--i;;-Mr 35'" ··•J;·.WOl!]d~'that he or · sh• IJ .
,)@.15elf. /'oy~-~·, and does not. have-
, tMn,ager1 that fuive used marijuana
for. ·a .. cOu~ of years. I have seen
a gruesome transformation from two
beautiful·; intelligent, kind, sincere, clean
and intellectual kick, within two years,
into unrespect.abfe, slow-witted, ag-
Ultl'ft frem ~" •"' wtlUM'llt. Norm.fly wrlrrr5 INluld Clln\lt'I' Mr in.-..,, 1n JOO wonb .,,. ~n.
Tiit rlll'ol "-CMdlnle ,_.,.,,_ ta !It -Ct Of' tllmln•ll
libtl II ltiMWd. AU llttttrt "'""' !nctvOt: •19nt!IJl'f: -m•Hlftll .odreu, but nltMS wl!I bt wllflholld
Oii nlQUMI.
iressive. defiant filthy animals. Air
_ " They ~ve n~ only loat respect for r:~y the-JiU1e W,Vn baa grown to
Jricel wiH come down, for then tt will r.t : tj -. Ito their •;ec_>t. ' mn•a ·~ ·G c!nJ
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and it.! 1 perceot-of·market.-valuet-1
had.become™ t!!ecti've rl\fi of \il1allon,
then the. ~-. ~~~ ~ Irvin~ ~y
land Y3baei'lt $19.l million wWtd-Mvt
paid taies bl · fl95,000 or 50 · JM:!"C..t
NO DJSADVANT AGE need b!e more than they are PVinl under our
permanent -not even a biological· one. pre.ae"1 syltertj.
And of. course the fears about going Of courte, we anticipate the Aae.s&Or
lnto a state of shock and mWna: in cootinl).ihg his sh-year ~; al
mistakeJ opposit2 from tbe ones Qne re.appraisaJ, upgra4Jng and eq · tion
made in the "first. life" are both silly will soon-correct~-µl~ ,
ands~low._ • 11 · WA . .w:cttow,Jll
Mr. Barria aaya children yearft for .. , .
immort&litx,.thlae'llnder ~don't rea!Jy ., • .. .
:J' Wf,I placed.th~llY G«lrl'" Kaplan,
ifth Awnoe futmr · tn Nh' York,
·1,.. tYit headline aat*I: ''H Yoo. Respect
Llfe 'WaJt 20 Years Before Yao Buy YoW Ntxt Leopard 'Coat From Us."
'1<>11· theil' flmilles and our laws but be ~E-· · · · ·1y
ne -looger be wortbwhJle for~·-~'::~:-·:. ~;.. ~J~air. But r ·_ f.tr1ea
and hunters lo destroy the remaip1ng •• ~:-·-~ .. · · . of noise ·· · , ht
wild cats. "So, please," the ad urges.~ , ~AlfliE marijuani r'-! Id fill the:~-.4ifbVfhe
"help US to make "It unfashionable to · io tum NI Of kids tnt.o · tile world fairytale cfty.": Wa.f l\u been' declared
destroy 1 nearly e1tinct spec~s." wi~h .a .loaded pistol and telling them -.and an all-out battle ensues.
~~VI ~y ~'"""U.::;.~ .. ~-. . . ,• ._";f•lllfttf~:O
to .• • · .., se:-"~Xtt ... ~~ · ~ --1•~ -. _ . ., ... . ~tai
long 1.1 •an(!·~ ~f \ l 'f'~ vet&~ving "sour . pes aroine" f~ t.hifi ofrn'. on ~amalf~l _'tly vision Ud"bear-
psycho gical health. . ing are slowly lei~ me. The ~doctors
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Citing Albert Schweitzer'• "reverence
for life" philooophy. the ad began by
pointlnc: out that somt of the most
beaut.Uul animal spedes -especially
1eopml and cheetah -UI fast diasp-
pearing lrom Africa.
'"J"HE P ANTAmC prices that dloetah
and leopild skins bring at the fur dealers
have Crnct a black market ill wild
cats all over Africa," the furrier adviJed.
"Most of the skins are killed by poachers
and illegally shipped lo Europe and
America."
The company then stated that it realiz·
ed its refusal to sell leopard and cheetah
coats might cost it many customers,
"yet there comes 1 polnt ln life when
decency and reasoo mu!t prevail over IDonetary profit. I I
And iL urged American w o m e n
evuywhtre "in the name of nature,
in the name of. beauty, in the name
cif life," to think conscient.iously about
th~ disappearanct of these graceful
animal1.
IF FEWER customers demand these
leopard and cheetah skins, t.he high
In :io years or so, if we restrain that .. 1t ts on.ly a waler gun. After one
our greed and ferocity, these animals mariJuana c.1garet~ I have seen them A "TREATY" IS in the offing. Ne:wPort
may flourish again to the point where tum aggrcss~ve. defiant, lazy and sloppy, Beach would like to continue its affluent
their skim may be used without en-an effect which lasts jlr days. growth and development and recognizes
dangering the 11pecieJ. Meanwhile , there We are unfortunaie in also having the need for air accesaiblllty. It is willing
are other beautiful pelta available from an alcoholic in the: family, but that to retain the convenience .of "silent,"
all part.II of the world -there ii no person, ln her sober momenta, ill one non-polluUng recreaUooal aircraft out of
reason to aek for leopard simply because of the kindest, most considerate souls Orange County Airport but wou1d like
of it! scarcity value. ever devised. OVer_sev.eral years I have to force the commercial, n v i s y ,
seen her prepare holiday meals for 20-30 "blighting" aircraft to a conveniently THOSE OF us ll'avely concerned
about the rapidly vanishina: forms of
animal life on this planet have occa.slon
to be grateful to this far-sighted furrier.
But I think his ad is wrong in one
respect: For every cust9mer it may
lose, it will bring a dozen new ones
who appreciate hi! placing reason before
rapacity. Many fiJ:ms have yet to learn
that basic decency is also the most
effecUve business practice.
Furriers and fur·buyers everywhere
should take this ad lo heart; it ' calls
for •id.er circulation than one New York
newspaper, and it pleases me to be
able to spread this conservation message
befor~ millions who otherwise might have '
missed it.
people, a feat that not one "pot-head" located area called El Tof? Marine Air
could accompld.' I doubt if they could Station where the large alJ'Craft would
even Hi a meal for just themselvee.. . afford convenience to the citi~ of
Also our alcoholic would not dream Newport Beach but all of the undesirable
of J~aving the house, or driving a car aspect., of modern-day ai~ transportat~on
in an Inebriated condition, yet those would be .~moved and ~1ven, as .a gifl,
pot smokers are endangering our roads to the .e.i~zens . ~r Irvine, ~stLn, El
and children every day Toro, MlSSlon V1e10. Laguna Hills, East
· Tustln and Red Hill .
I REAUZE THAT a single adult could
not "turn" 50. kid11 off drugs, but one
kid could "tum" 50 on, ~nd I am talking
of kids from 10 year! old and Up.
The Innocent Casualty
After the hue and cry o"f election
is over, would you devote your whole
editorial page to articles written by
psychiatrist!, American Medical Associa·
tion , as well as the police department
and let them tell the public where the
road of marijuana will eventually lead
them. I would assume that it would
lead to jaib:, death and mental in· '
1tilution8.
THE COMMUNITIES affected must
unite and declare , ''war"· against the
implementation of this plan. The harvest
of the seed• of apathy, disinterest. lack
of .awareness a.pd . silence is apparent
now in the neighboring city of Newport
Beach. A concerte<I, we J J. p 1 an n e d,
forceful and continuing campa ign waged
NOW can avert the loss of the "war"
and surrender ol our pe.aC!: and quiet,
property values and future development
of these communities. ~ ~·
The "generals'' of our army must
have the dedication, lnlerest a n d
knowledge coupled with strength and
conviction of purpose to engage the
"enemy" and retaJn MM! honorable peace
in these communiUes.
Propooition 3 has lalied. The knockoul
wu a vote of no confidence by the
people of California in the stewardship
" their education dolllrS.
Regretlully, a year, at least, in a.
carefully de!igned plan of institutional
e¥,P.8Jl3ion has been lost. And it is unlikely
that It can be recaptured .
The innocent casualty i! the.. average
univeraily ~t, the serious young
Californian whose main and laudable
purpoae is to learn.
11.E AND HIS le&it.imate aspirations
bave fallen victim to a combination
~ weakness, arropnct and violence,
~ne of his own makina:. n.. likelihood of this melancholy
~elopment was plain for all to ~.
Prof~. behind their wall o( tenure
·and under the guise ol academk
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~t.tt.t :&litorhd l· ':'J . • 1:1,' ~ •• >
freedom, exceeded the tolerance or an
el«torate who would like nothing better
than to turn leaching over to responsible
leachers.
A minority or misguided students, often
encouraged and Jed by wrong-headed
professors, Oouted the law and the
canon1 of decent behavior without regard
for the rights or the sensibilities of
the· majority of their peers.
AND A BOARD of Regents , into the
halld11 of which the entire educational
system had been entrusted, failed to
exhibtt. even the minimum of courage.
It is the regents' dilatory conduct, more
than any other factor, that impelled
the PtOPle: of California to lhe regrettable
actio!J in knQtting tbe educaUonal ]Nne·
lb"inp. FW1.bermort:, we may 1tt eY@n
more 0€ the same: reacUon unless thtre
lo IOjbltantial chan&< !or the better.
It may be th.at the minorities of of.
rending pcofessors and willful ltudenta
will come , on their own, to perceive
lbe virtues of lawful, decent, patriotic
conduct. As of now, Utls aippean unUktly.
OUR HOPE, there/ore, mu.It reside
Jn the regents -in their mu.at•in&
lbe ~rq:e to exercise the gre1t 1uthorl·
ty which they poase&S . The deleat of
PropolWon 3, wh.lch we keenly rearet.
mUlt leave nq doubt a1 to lhe temper
of the peopje. They are saying, "Stind"
lq>, Re1enlal Face your responslbUJUa
Tiit future ol our children ls in ~ bandl.'' '
lu~er•U
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NAME WITHHELD
E..,, .. ., (he 'Elwtnt1'
To the Editor :
Once upOO a time, there was 1 town
named Newport Beach -1 &mall. re11lful
little plice bu.ill on sandy beaches and
backed by genUy sloping hills and bluffs.
Roads came through the town: boats
were able to gain access through a
picturesque natural harbor.
The little town gained rec.ogniUon and
fame for its natural beauty. Many people
came to enjoy the rec:reaUona1 facilities
but Lhought the area so enchanting that
they decided to stay and make their
borne in the litUe communily where
they could enjoy a vacation atmosphe~
every day .o( the year. 'And so the
litUt: town began to grow ind prosper.
JN THESE , YEARS, a new machine
called the &;rplane wu invented ind
gfew mor• and JnOtt ~ for l\S
many CommercJaJ! and recreational uses.
It wu a natural phenomenon that tht
Uttle lown. ~now ..-lnl and (ll'OIPlrilll,
lhqpllj welCOft!I • >pd . encoorap on<
further melhod <l -io 111 borden and f!>u• ... boni tho era,,,. County
•• o-,rwe
CONFJDEN'l"IA1. TO HUMANE
TRllATMEN1 f9R !' 0 L I C E
SOCIETY: Wei~ !hot IOUt1dl like •
very Compudon1te gl'OU\) you've
Joi going. but actually phen peo-
ple uy "police brutelity" they
don't mean. , ,oh; !oriel It. Col"
..... ~ tho ll""""8 they CllJ l•l _ds,..
ROBERT DAHL
Irvine
Cryonlc•
To the Editor:
Thank you for Sydney H a r r i s ' ll
"Modern Day Rip Van Winkle" /Nov.
4 ). I am pleased to aee that he has
the concern and curiosity to give the
freeze now-live later idea some thought.
It is evident. 'however, thal he hasn't
really glven the ldea all the lhoughl
he !ihould have.
Mr. Harrlll writes, aftet: complaining
about losfhg all one's friends, "It Is
normal and natural to want to extend
r>ne's life a1 long as It bas meanlng
in terms of one.'1 family and ftiends
and. eocial e.nviroruvenl 8ut e.-cept for
reuon.s of scientific cwioslty,"'who would-
wanl to bt 1round 1 ctn&ury from now,
a freaki!h. flrure from the (>1.4~ U
auacbroniltic u a musket tn!a nuck!ar
fission 1pl1nt1"
J:lllBT. 'DI' Alt, Mr. Harri• overlooks
the !act that -awal<enlng ( prol>obiY liplflcanUy less than 1 cen-
tury' t;Om now) from the cold sleep
would NOT be Wtl.hou.l friends Md
relativet. Besides haY1b& <ksc:endanta to
gnet biln, he would probably belooa
to a "&lecper club" ol some. .sort, ind
If people: are froien rqularly, _., hu
been tht cue to fir, he. ls certain
not only to Dad uw frtendl JrOGI hll
-tlme, but also lo --ol tM MH ht knew before.
Ill the ooconcl ~. anachronism W
. GREGORY M. FAHY say-they _can do ·notrun.g, so ~ ·ha~e
Prt"sident made proJect.'l to-keep busy with, tn
Cryonics Youth Association an effort to.forget my defects.
' One of my projects is the history
lrt>fne Taxes
To the Editor:
In the pall severa1 years and eipeCially
in recent weeks both the DAILY PILOT
and Lhe Los Angeles Times have carried.
a large nwnber of. ar1Jcles dealiflJ with
facts and figures ~ng Ult proposed
Upper Bay Land Exchange between
Orange County and the Irvine Company.
According to these articles the lands
involved were appraised by Bernard G.
Evans, M. A. I., a highly qu~lified in·
dependent expert hired by the Board
of Supervisors. He appraised the 450
acres of Irvi~ Gompany land as hav ing
a fair mal'ket valu'e of.$19.S'milliOO and
the 157 acres of county land 1t $11.5 mil-
lion re.suiting in an S8 million advantage
to the ·county. These figures·were widely
quoted ln support of the land uchange
and their accuracy was never publicly
questioned by the Newport Beach Oty
Council, tht Boa.rd of Supervisors, the
State Land Commission or the Irvine
Company.
AN ARTICLE IN the October 25. 19118
Tlmel rta~ lhat theie 450 acres of
Irvine Corn~ny land with a fair market
value· of $11) mlllion ire aMeSSed for
1968:1981 'tal. purpiOlea at lt.~ million.
This la 1.7 percent of their fa1r market
value. 'Tues are '13o,ooo.
RedUclng. these figures proportionally
to· the ~ normally handled by moot
~'eownerr means that if your home
had a fatr market value of 519,500 It
would be as.!eS&ed at $1,500 ·anc1 taxes
would be fl~. Such an assessment and
consequent low taxes on their property
would make owners ol bomM and un1U
businesses jump Jor joy since tbla woukt
be abwt ~ird of what they now
pay.
HOJiVEvEft, THE lrvilll! ,Compnay 111y1
thi., represerilt: a tremendous per(:eoLq:e
ina-eese In their uaeSRd evlluation.
11 undolJ~Y dots bul what i~ provM
ls not the\ Lhe Irvine Company lands
are ass~ loo high how bUt·iblt." th@tr
-past auess:ment.S b1v'e been u"nbellevably
low.
It is 11\Y understand.in, that the
California l1w 119w requ1ret J1J property not specliJc'%:;£.1:,. f>i -at a uniform -e or~ vilbt
(presenily ,boy! .a lit Drana•
County ~. to .Pt' Stoi. )loud
or Equa-).-b mllll'bt 11 pol'·
cerit In the .... ~'
IT Sl!l!MS Tp ME that U lhe "-
is to """-lo the ijquiremtflll or the 11.,, i1e ~ have to triple the
-vallll .. the tubjed lando. ratbef iJl•n lowertna them u has been -*' .....mil< \y the, Irvine Com·
P"llY· 1t 11 .... ~ uardao lo lmqloe
that~ t, U.. WU!n·Amenct·
--had -·i.w ...,,. )'tin ...
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of calendars.. I am collect.lng real old
calendars to use ~ illustrations and
have four lhat are 1882, 1883", 1887.
1896 and loo!tin,g for othen:.
While I am collecting o)d post cards,
bookmarks and reward of merit cards,
most of my projects concern histories
of holidays like Easter, Halloween and
St. Valentine's Day. To make tt. in4
t~esting, I am collecting real old valen-
tines to use as illllstration.s and plan
to give them to a museum when I
finish.
I HA VE TWO valentiaes that are over
l25 years old and four that are over
95 years old and a rev.: dating back
to 1880, but on my limited funds · I
am having a hard lime geUing a belter
r_epresented collectiOn of real old valen·
tines.
I was in hopes that perhaps a fiw
of your . readers may have a few real
old valenllnes they do not want, because
I would be happy to have any they
may care to send me, and be glad
to get them.
Eventually, I hope to try writing 11
book about my projects, in an effOrt
to earn enough from It to get off tills
small VA pemion and have some medical
care, which the VA iJ Ufli.ble to afford
me, so my projects have a dual purpoge.
Thank you for your time and kind
consideraUon in reading my letter. t
hope I may be hearing from a few of your readers.
LEON THOMPSON m Federal Eaat
Seattle., Wash. 98102
Cot1t-lst c ... pwaqr
To the Editor:
The moot eocour1glnc and lnspirin,g
message .of hope wu liven to Am.irlca
toward Ult f!loee of the pruldentia:l cim-
paign. '
Jt,. WU the lnal)'!rif tJI. the presideritial
candidates'· ~Uorms •nd It wat the
fair, 'juit Md patrioli~ mewge by the
oditot <ii. 6* !!Bild D!apaltb. a Negro-
owoed and edited paper ol ut.nl! ..
clrtblaUoa. • '
Of lnleiest lo decllcoted but unlnfonnod
--bl tile full -ad· .. --by ttio Afn>Amenea. 1.r W-> f
lT P.UT THE .._ and riots
ln cthelr community dlr<ctty Where they
btl0!1( -that they .r. lomezit..i and diretled by' tho lnternaijontt Communbt ...,.p1r..,,. -line newspaper. publillh-
fJd In W1tta, should be Tead by moh
~:: ~.;hlt~ned ~
munlclt.IODll mediJ wtre half 1 1
d~led to preMning our repubUc lftd
COOllltullol\ol ~nt, ... ~
havo . I -!or I -.Itod Unlled _..,_,
}._ MAii.JORi£ .\, CARNES
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voi:. 61, NO. 2n, 7 SECTIONS, \a ~~~E'S ORANGE ~oUNTY: CALIFORNIA .
I ' ••• --Sktill . Ide:µtity Sought ..
Investigators PrObe Denial Records for Cl«e
. -. i.j '
B1 AR'IJIVI\ I\. 'VINSEL Of ,.., Dllltr ,, • ..,, .. -about 1ul April. Elden Ave., and a friend Tony Bartell, Dam Tuada)' by a -" -· . "We Upec\ to bear from tlfem lhia 14, dbcovered the grisly remalnl SUnday. depuUu.
Two Rlverdle County Sh tr l ff' 1
homicide tnvestlpton today flew to
Northern· Calllomia, upect1ng to J<!entlly
a murdertd 'youth whose ICB.ttered.
coyote-cleaDed booel were 'found SU11dl1
by ll!ree Colla M~ rabbll JmnWS.
llternoon," said Capt. Lawrence Bro'bk!, Due to idvanclng darlmea, tht bio Quite a few anlJnol.,,.wed -. 11111
chief « the Riverside Couilty Sherill'1 recoverod a buJlet·blasted skull with tellered blta .d clolblng .,..... colloc1e4
Homicide Bureau. ..,.tterlnas o( 100& bn>wn halr and Tuesday .. lnvestlgaton lifted dirt and
He 11ld be couldni reveal ju>t where brought Itllooie In e plutic bag. debris In the heavily wooded area for
Sgt. Virgil Woodward ahd declect1ve John "My bn>lber'I wile Unda wouldn't addiUooal clues.
Hamilton ...,. hOaded until -of kin .,.. lei tbmn lake It Into the booR,~ "We are mating a UUle blt·lf·-.
DenW reconi. will lie tbe key !actor
In determlnlng If the DWI abot In the
head 1n a ~ wooded wub near
El!iDore 11 IOllleont'a relatlve mluln&
)Vere notlllfld and tht r<eoni. cl1'cted. Mid the 10Ullll" Zlmmann. but to reveal uy of °"' leadl ot thia Costa Mesa brotben David ztmm•M, 'lb! ipParent murder victim'• ad-Ume might blow the CU& eiy-blgh, ••
M, of !119 M-Viata Ave .• and Paul, ditiooal remalnl were gathered up fl<m 1eld Lt. Lee Laster, d tbe Elsln<n
II, who Uvea with h1a perenll ot 14111 the loDely Ille near Rallrold Caeyaa (See SKULL, Pap II . '
Jet Suits at $235,000
.
Harbo~ Hoffl.'3owners Seek County Redress
Orange Coounly waa sued foi $235,000
Tuesdly by 12 Harbor Area homeowners
who clllm jet !raffle ot Orange County
Airport has dr..Ucally reduced the value
of their property.
The claims, ranging from $5,000 to
$50,000, ba~e previoualy been rejected
by county superviJor1. Allomey Angelo
PalmJerl'f cmtent Superiol'--Oourt adlon
also calls for the granting of an in-
junctioa which would ban Urie use ol
jet aircraft al the c:oonty facility.
"Success of our civil claims would
automatically carry with it the court-
ordered cessa.Uon. of jet tr~ f f i c , ' •
Palmieri salf ")Ve don, lllllclpate,
unless the county creoles the poalhillty,
that settlement of this matter will take
two separate court procedures."
Damages Usled by' the homecwners
are Use~ from the dates .two jet
services began to OJJef&te at Orange
Coonty Airport: Air West on Sept .. l,
1967 and Air California on May I, 11168.
. The. ccmplalnt ... .alle1,._ Jbal. all the
horbel listed an directly under or ad-
jacent to the IIlght peth! eroployed by
iei all<:ralt and !hot the honles have
been subjected to "but vibration,
deafening noise , tmislloo of nauseating
smoke, vapors, dust, IOOt IDd oil.''
Named u plalntllls In the llllil, with
respective dunages Jlsted in parentheses,
are: .
'·Barbara Aune1 1UO Mariners Drive,
Newport Beach (~1000); James P. and
Martha A. Barrett, 231 Kinp Pl111:e,
Newport Beach (110,000); Mathew A.
and Barbara K. C o :1:, 2027-Tahuna Ter4
rac<, ~ de! Mar (115,000); Bly
Lovaren, ai3 Via Ravenna, Newport
Beach (ll0,000); Everett J , end Doris
S. O'Brien, J338 'l\lstin Ave., Newport
Beach <•15,llOOI and Angua . W. and
Eleanor B. (,'otter, 2117 Private !toad,
NeWp.rt Beacb (!20,000).
(See JET CLA1MS, Pll' Z)
Missing Change Medi-Cal Reaetion: CMA
~ads ~Q~ !I,£ fI_ ~rf .. ·· . ·· lO ,'f i . htlf·;·. 1;Cogti!o ~ ~t M~~e... -'I,"'~~ ~ I 1 g . .'fl .. ' ~:';' •. !i,t ' '
i. dispQte ~vet 111 1n bar cbq• ·• · JI, mI11! :i1AIU%r '1vllci~ "~" . the ,,..,nc.1 """
early todaytoocbed qfla 1f~.WllllHt)'le Of .. ~ PIM™'· f'llD ~ u niueh U '!, nillll90 • 1.e:u-·
brawl at .a plus!> C.U.Jleae cocir:tall Obvioualy a!apned by !be .Ute'& Even JI that la !J'U!; ,¥ ;aaid, we
lounge, which Ie!I two entertahien and deepening probe 1nlo al)tged obuae of mufl · ·~ ~~ u;~ °':) la an
the manqer lnJm'ed. e1' the MediCal program by pertlcipetlng · Four customen involved 1n tbe m ee · . . .
at Reuben'•, 1555 Adams Ave •• tled af~ physlclw, tht Cillfonifa Medi ea 1
a bartender i..tied into the batlle. Tbly As&oc:llUon'1 ~t , Tuesday nlgj!t
were being .. ugbl by pollc< todey. . pmniled. to "immedlalllJ' tlgbten up"
t>ur1ng the tul\lle by . u meny U the cqanit.atlon'& lnternal ~ ol its
ae"'en pencill at me time, the ~ J4,000 members. . '
wu clouted with a telephone receittt Dr Malcolm Todd. also ~
as he trled to call pol.lee and the featured .. · $_ U · .. entertainer waa bit with an uh tray prosecuUoo of Ul':viant pracU oners
and kicl:ed In the head. and IUspension of doclon wbo repeat
The battle began 1lter singer ai.r1.. violatlom of MediCal codes.
D. -26, aal Jn with a F""P Todd, speaking before he addressed
of four men fer a drink about 1.:30 a concerned dinner meetln& of the
a.m., and found hll 111 in cbange missing orange Coonty Medical Alsociatlon ad· -.. they left. . . • Witneuea said Harrtl called the men milted to newsmen that the names of
back in ...i 1 Vttbal exchange btpn. "1everal Oran&i Coonty plzyslcianl" have
Apperently offended during t h e been rolerred to Attorney General .
dillCU!llon -stepped back and refll!· Thoma:. L)'llch for "~Ible ~ln&ry ed to accept IW' 111 being offered to a c t I o n. To ~. '. be said, eleven
the ~·· but Inm>ped into one Callfornll ·phyliCllM have been namjld settle .........,..., . th A.ht in court actioo taken by Lynch'• office."
of the mm IMl>lnd him and 1 """' The CMA eucutlye ll1eo blasted Lynch
WU ~r.: Aid Reaben'• manager far what be did WU .... politically Inv.._ motivated attack upon a noble pro-Ricbard . Vreeman, U. ~ to call fession." Todd ·accused Lynch o f
poUce and was bit with h1I ewn phone, con<enUng MediCal pr0gram abuse! to
wblle one of the battlen elouled Harris dellberate17 Um1ng 1 "teak" ci lad&
with en l!ShiraY • . coincide with t h e naUonal electlon. R.arril, according to a written report, Lynch's office and the CMA said.Todd
went down end was kicked In the head had mown of offenders u.l.d by ~
by hil attacten. attorney general tn bis election eve
Harris was trpted It ~ Mts.1 report "for the past nine to 11 months.
Memorial Hospital, after the four men Our question ls." aid Todd, '1wby did
fled when bartellda Anthony J. "'1v•, he do noth1ni about these cues during
40, intervened. that time?" . .
Todd recelled that newspai>er repiJrts
al the time referred to certain Calllomia
Discover Police
Mean Business
Ignoring ,.pealed warnings to~.
a gang .. of 10 juvez;illes ·banging out Jn
a Costa Mesa park was rounded up
Tuesday nlgbl on loitering charges.
Poliee trresteil nine l:ioys and' a & l r 1
ranging in age from 16 to 17 after
they refused to leave Te Winkle Park,
at 9'111 Arllngtoo Drive, and booked them
Into Orange County Juvenile Hill
One boy, aix feet ll!ree lnchel tall
and welilillll DI pound•, told Officer
Ron Palmtr what be coold de u t h e
peirc1-began rounding up the crowd,
"If you. want me," uld the boy, pereh-
ed on a hillock, .. you•n have. to catch
me."
Pahnor said he llnally collared the
youth and sat him down on the ground,
at which time the arrestee cried of
police br\llallty and lay down, rolullng
to pt np .ilhOat help.
Police Wd they warned the group
ol youtlll It 7,30 p.m .. I p.m. and
t :3tl 'p.m.i then began making arrests
at 10 :10 p.m., when the loiterer• IWI
.-to ilJ>«e the warcinp.
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Irvine Okays
County Terms
On Bay Plans
Irvine Com(JUIJ olliclall todey &<>
cepted Orange County term& lor 1 joint
dredglng.agreemelll and tu rellef which
could pave the way for harbor and
recreaUonaJ development of U pp e r
Newport Bay.
AcUoo by the counly Board of
Supervison late Tuesday and the ranch
company today apparently represent! a
big st.p In satvaglng the long-dehei.4
and shaky-Upptr·Bey·tidelancts·exi!!Wii1
between trvfue and the county.
The supervi3ors, aft.et a lengthy bear·
Ing, Tuesday agro«j to the joint dredging'
pt.et and tax relief in a t to 1 vote
with Supertls<r Da\>ld Baker oppo.ed.
It appeared as 1 clear effort by the
county board majority to salvage the
so-called land swap which is envl.sloMd
u prOviding two large feilooal park!
oo the llhorellne of Upper Newport Bay
and create a mulU-mUllon doDar t•iecmxt
harbor" out ol. U:le Back Bay mudflats.
Iriiiit lli)'!fr-'llllNt· .. Masoil, ~ ~. . ,irlp -1n-.NeW
·y"".~"~-~with -b ~ -biillcallnt . ..._ ~ with Ille counly I 00. • ' Jr1aic:in 'd e1e l·a r e.d that t&e IrvlDe
Compbf would 1gree lo proceed under
the re,vlaecl agreement.
Resjioodlng to the counly hoard'i ·ap-
proval of tli< amended county agreem<nt
to exchange Upper Newport Bay landS
with the colnpeny, Muon -th1a llatement:.
"'.Mle amendm<nt to !hi uchallge end
dredging qteernerlta approved by the
Board of Suporvlaon provld,. for !hi
m06t reasc:mable Ind iecoOll'nk: method
of completing the Upper Bay'• develop-
ment.
"'I'his action makes tl now poasible
to proceed with dredging plans .. that
dredging ·can commence immediately
upon compleU<m of required llligaUon.
The amendment also provides for ,an
'l!ulllhle me\l>Od « holdlni the. Upper
Bay lands Jn a.n undeveloped at.ate pen-
ding the ool<:ome of extended UUg1Uon.
"Under these circumstances, the Irvine
Company is willing to continue with
the development ol \Jpper NcWpoi1 Bay
under the amended agreement and will
withdraw its notice of termination. The
Compaiin1Iedgea lull cooperation In thlJ
joint effOri with the county and Harbor .
District which will provide a great
recreational facility for publlc use."
AcUon by county auperv!Jon Tuesdl7
means that:
-Two aeparate dredging projecll pro.
pooed In Back Bay waters will now
be combined at 1 projected aaving of
11 mi1Uon.
-'Mte 450 acres of lrvtne Company
uplaocls aurrounding the bly which the
ranch proposed to trad¢ fM' 157 aCre:r
(llee BACK BAY, POie i)
Wilson to Talk
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On Urban Woes Crisis· Ends in New .Life
An addttss baled on hla mw ol Or~
' County's staaerinl urban problems will
be offered by Colla M ... Vice Mayer
Robert M. Wlllon Tburlda)' In Or1111e.
Speaking before the Onnp CGunty
Chapter, California LelCU• of cm .. :
WillOll will bue bl& talk ot the Ffteell!WI
Hall j>anquel r.dllly on Projeat II, the
county '• plannlnt project. .,. ~~ •
Wilson Wal ont of Sl leaders 'Who
partlclpeted In the ler\!thl' .... 1nar -ducted jolnlly 'by UC! ml the FGlil
Pbllco Aeran~e Divlllan.
The 7 p.m. 9"111l'IDCIOlhly. ..-.. la
' expectell to beer an 1IHleplll analy&la
of nrbn prGblell1I In Ille ....,, ....,.
of111ddiare•-lllli111111'....,.
be overcome.
WDDI II, lo oddltloa to a ffl'lel7
of ottier pollllonl, I ll\IU ~ al
the Callfomla '-ol au.. -
Ru88 Laun_ch Cosmos
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet \Inion t""-1 launched Colrnoo ;.I.I In Ill eerlea
d unmanned a telliW, the TISI -aiene1~·
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Writer Travels from Near Death to Recovery
EDITOR 'S NOTE' Thia Is the"'°""
of boo ~lea in Which reporttr Bar· .• kv dt1cribe1 Air trip from a dar.lttn-
ing lborld of JICll1! ahd pcl!lic 1o • ,.. •
bt giTlninO of lift in th. glare bf CJ
brig~Uv lighted operoliftg room. II ;, '"' •torr. told m per10ll<>I -· of ,,... Mori 1•rgc1J1 10 d hi& U/c.
. . B1 TOM 8AllLEY • ......... "" .....
I had lo qull wort on April It. The In-
......... ~"heart -and acute jloh! ni"11 ll lmflOlllble for me to be ·~ Ul!e an elfectlve new1111111.
lilJ anplo,,..1 -ll<od ~ with kind-
-11111 ~ r-~ lorl'Ol -
1 don'I ""'" .. .., thlo -t'Jll my job
-for ""' u Ioai u lt tool: mo lo lllwtll. eris:!;~"':.~":~~
pn with ..,.,.., ~ polo, end
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acute nauaea endfld 'With me welcornlnC
the dawn , alter a night « horror In
which I lnlll -sewal Umea.
Ill'. Ilq lol<r'loid.1111' dlatreugbt will:
"He "'"ldn't lakt anOlher nlg)lt like that.
He'1~to baveturVived."
l !mW llllt fun wen on that Monday
morning. lit II a.m. I WU baclt In SL
Vliloem~, tbls time, WhatevS' "'1 Min _,-WU c:ortaln, ,.,_....,._ .. __
~ of wDal WU llNOlly I W!r'/
11Cb1 ....., -·But l!lloii1 I IOI
the_, .You lo to the operllln& room ·
on Mayt.• · I
They nro lho klnp&t ID dl1& 1"" 1Yer
tnown. And UJll 1ul nijlll bel<n .....
serr la lnlmed Into my memory .. Ill'. TluJI'• lloal dllcl: and a ~. ":ileef tilht -llld I'll .... 700 In the ...... Ing." M7 Wnllj'• final tearlµI visit and
Ute -chill llnd realiutloa ol whal .... Cllllllnl after they bad Jell
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Bloicl-. llp. • St•••• 41i Ji'~ -' '· 'J11ib wlndl .no! llllll'J' -1W1111IJ _. .no! -Giber build!.,,.. Florida weather 11 In tunnoil, u 'wa1Ja It Indian Rocl:a, P1orldL 'l'eilledo 'rill.led la weather In other parts of East {see stor1pq1 f),
•beach, damaclnr mo4el under ewlnactlw 1114
Cong Back$ U.S. Threat
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.To Go It Alnne at Paris
Tests on Youth
Shed No Light
On Death Crash
DUiied toxlco1-J loll.I an mnaint PAlllS (UPI) -South Vlolnml .....,.. . ._.ie.t Daniel Southerland: '"lbo,y of a Lquna Beach )'Olltb wbooe car
.eel and Ibo Vlei Coal eudolled todoJ an i.lt m aJ011b1a1 lhll """"'"'" ooly triggenod a fiery, triple fatality accident
an Amerlcan,'lhml to llO I akme wfl!i -.... tlle Unlled statm bul uy Ill*: '"""';bflian'1 Cova . .II 'ila11 qo
tht eom-w1.1n --taa1, ... -,,,~ .• 1 ......_ ... c1owithIbo1a1o · .. .,.11\'d!"'MW, upi1111111~. wblch Salam II boy-.,., • · · -_,,.. .__,_ ~ M In Salloo. South Vteham••• ,.,,_.,,,__""'not. be bindlal .• ,..pls~Col!f eaal04Santa
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Newport ~<>u~tl-19 Seek
Fed 'Aid to· Close Border
From P.., l
BACK BAY ...
of county l1da1anda wUI ha ' ld"'fOd
from tu • roU. pondlnr a ebur\ !lllfnr
on legality of the overall agreement.
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lilucted lo draft 1 reaoluUon lllf iclf.o
11 lhe -ceoncll oeloioa, NOY.•· Ropn' moUon for Ula -'<111111 -not llljlltacl. i9 ,!>On'1dmtton o1 a "B•Ja
Bmter" ,apljiil ~ 11 allo calJo
ea lo< laden! -.. In .,..tar depth on metboda ol poJlcln( lhe bor<ler and
on Ill other matlm ralaltnl to lhe Darcottca traffic."
The N""'°" cocmcll acted In nopome
to a requoll from lhe city ol Corolla
fn .Rfvenlde County.
Corona Mato< TOllJ BollU'O, In I letter
to Newport, oought lhe clty'1 WQ>port
of 1 request for congreulonal baarinp
on lhe lncrwed flow ol drugs from
Mexico to hilh llchool caaipuats. ·
lnform1do1t' Mlnlller Too '1'1111 'Ible .., 111-• · Ana' -drtf!nc·to 111 offfce, llOBoWeen
told r.ewww of the -"1 U.S. SoulberlandnporledthoCliffml.Thlen ::':i'eaththe;the~ -ld._.enllnl>umodl•...,• JET CLAIMS •••
-Removal ol the 4IO acra from lhe
tu rolll mum lrvtoe won't hive to
pay the $JJl,OOll In -1 IU~ oo thil properly which, l'lllCll lllftctalt point
Clll!, cannot bo developeil becaCllO ' of
llepnamtatlv• to 1 recant Calllornla
Lea1118 Of OlUea, conven~on IDdoraed
the Corona proposal, Mayor Doreen
,ldanball noted. She emphaalzed durlna
dlscualoa 'l\Mlday, bowiYer, tblt t h e 1-bellavtd "1111 ci-Uoo ....
-lban jull cloliq the bol'IJtr," • "My feeUnc II lbal ,.. ahould ut
fir the llearinp, bul we lhould Wilt
unW they .art held before we endone
cloelng the border," lbe Aid.
Defenae 5em11ry. Qark M. Clillord : exchange .... raisi~ In Saigon . ~· ICC VO.... AllO, Luo. and Conni• Stamu, 1100
"They can &0' ahead 1114 'talk IHlt lbolt . al a· erillCal ..pill Iii Ullllod ~~~ko!damllles of c.odJ' King> Gleu'waOd Pia~, • N._.,p.n . Be 1 ob
conc!Ullool cerillnly trill be It.., vllidl-Staleo and Sooth Vleloam. · ' ll -• _1 ,.._,,_ SI. ~-~-M (fl0,000); Jahn J. IJiCI kalhertne R.
t; at all." One U.S. offldaJ wbG lllbd. tD remain • "' •II' ...,._,,~ ' ~ aa. Swtgltt, b W. BU Ave., Balboa
lnPll'il,Vletr-··-.._,;_.,,,_ -•med,llOidCualnlemdln.-· and Pattr Frahm, II, of 1llO W. S~ ($15100QJ; Rlchw N. ·llid Joan -. ·..--·--• Ame PlaCe, llanta Ana, burleci' the ctrll · w ~ notTha~-~~.....,,..u'vea"lltoSal&oaPar'· Ina irrilltlcm wllb Saipi's ref11111 to later In tho week. •,....Uer, 2!ts Tllltin Mo., Newporl ~ ~ .., join the Parla WU, In tho tone cl Beach (ll0,000); Rog" S. and Viola
the Front (Viet ng), North Vietnam hill wordl!I and in his reference to "Thieu.. Duncan Wedaewood. 19, of 1289 S. Watson, 2210 Private Ro• d, Newport
and the United State. mus! meet In)-• incl~ot t_o "~~n! .T\1\'I'·" · .. . . .. ~~~t::a:.8t.:li•, ~i~ckly . ~,~·~ M~atthe~!',;.andNM~
mediately to find ,. ,pollUeal, -Oii l'a'bey,Jllll oioj, t k\IQW !\ow 'to de'1 ·· •"-"" ""'".:..:n .. -. , •'-· . ~ c -•·~• ••.-• to lhe VIOID-·prolllem.:' • .W!lf Aaliol." tho 'Ali>lrkn aid of · ..,....,~ ·~ .... :u-~, ..,.... ...... 19 lhe Beach1~ooo~'iild ' .J.'Clllil Muine
In Wll!IJfnllOn, -Clfllord ..,_u.t-' Wdhfngtcm. "He (Cflftonl) Is csmn, ~ BOacb Funinil Home. , Williama; 1915 Tere.slta Lane, Newport
Tueaday lhat'H.South Vietnam con!lnue<l our ally a liar and a welsher." . · Toala 1lfft parfa:med lo dllermlno ~ach (f!0,009). · .
lta ~-the United States ahould moel An angry and eacited South Viet· Ibo posalhlo --ot alcollol ar "-·-·" the-&"°~: Ud North V-' naucilie lifonnalioll mlnilUr Ton Tbit In W~'a qslom, pr!« to-~ * f(' '. 'tf •
here but"-qn!y mmtary' -.io1 J 'IJ!el> fold !I ..,... ~ta:• earu..-fatal. ........, when bil cat llldOmpect ' ·
tion.He .. ~polltlcal~tf'·~ ~--Clilf°'11''~~~·eont~t'a ~ ~~~biiic~~er..,,,.._ . ~,·; •. ,
have ~·'11 Salg~j:Jl!eMIJ\CO ~~~ ... t~ect. , ,, .. ,. ,w~',1WI-.-~ .an .. ''"'
the talks., ... . ,l4.-~ _. ,,~ . ·· ·~~ 1'tilelf'lla6"'8'V~ .to ~ Uiaull' ~·~--,GI t-: ~
1n ..... 'llllen · . vPt , " ~-~~,f!'r· ~ lhe 11o1e1 4o1,c.~ :a; . .., • ><:r.:,,r · ~ , . lhat l'l'I ahaul M fiililri :'pilill'''litJ1$1'.::1!11ml _'d . . . \ •. lOl..s .... -r ... llii npanded lalb. higbWay de-•• ";\!"'" 'llicL -. ,
· • r ·; CHttord bid IUd Slip reneged at &bi ~ pouce · • · "" · -' ....; Funeral Sel'Vlces last -.. _ .. to join lhe A CalJI01111a Hlgbw01 Patrol FICOll wllb $17-b! poltnllal ', lain wl1h Wuhlnglm, Huo1 and the cipolielman aaicl Tlluday lbal his lalmlita ,•~ .Orqe. County Airport
.. Viet Cong. · JurladlcUon ls aatllfied lbat Wedgewood . Jef nola~ ~ J!oaril ol Supet:\'isors Tuea-For Mr Mellott "I Wllll to empi,utze ap1n lhat the lollooallolotbilcarbef,...theaccldent. Bay ·•utDOfuea a.fl,OOO llliMl1 ot "noJse
' • Bepubli< of Vlelnom .. .,. madl llldl ln 1 men canfu1b> plrued llllemenl, levels aurtooDlung lhe 'llipxt;· preaent
· • a primme," TbieD llkL &be Orutce Caua'1 OcS'cner'1 aft1ce uJd and future."
Set -for Fnday 1n11eu:"'.,.:""ot~1~~ ::::'cir~~ !:',.:Pl\: ,,;~:;.l!.ormaw!:'J~~~
· · ..,,1>am<llr El1awmlb -'to all II 1 lraflk:..ccldtal., . , lion over Ille nolee and 'tUlllllnl lllel<d
Funeral oervlces are lchecluled for the cooference table wllb the Vlei ~· A' IPO-aald nolhlnc· b!dlcaled property devaluation. . ·
ll Lm. Friday at Ben l!loadway Chapel He aaid lbat u South Vlebwn bid Wedpwocxl'• .death ,... <Biiied by The Van Nuys firm ol llol\, Beranch
in Costa Mesa for Wlllard B. Mellott, made the Prior agreem~ on the bomb azurtblag but·.the irnplct of the crash. and Newman were engaged 1o do the
a pioneer Costa Mesa resident who died halt ~ Clifrord .said, "Preside,nt J~ Miss King arid Mis! P'rahm, bOtb <i study ''at a cost not to exceed $7,000."
1\lesday momlng after suffering an ap-certainly would not have waited until whom were burned beyond recogilltion A report will be forthcomln& In 10
parent heart attack al his home. Nov. 1 to announce the bomb bait but in the flaming crub. ployes weeks. ·
'Ibe llS-year-old former general con-woold have done 80 earlier to ~i,:.ubert ·of. p--•• de--t ~Mon tractcr and owner of hls own constcuctkm Humpbrey'1 inafdential cam •• lslanli"...... . ""'--· •
company, moved to Costa Mesa from n--..ln 1912 to drill w.U... MIN Kina WU I 198'7 l'adClll" and H~~had been mpoMible for lhe ac-f'1ooM P9f1e l homecomlna prlnceM al A111aii1bra High
Quilitl<!I ot .many paved roads and walor Sdlool, P'-lx, Aris., and pllllJled to
11nea rir Ibo city. 1.ater he oerved " COURTS .. 1er alrline 11ewan1us lrcdnlnc nex1
I member .of boUI lbe Wiler and ICbool • • • Mll'tb. --,,,. Jin. 1llchanl Dunlap will offldalo
•t luoeral -lnlerment will follow II Fairhaven Memorial Park.
MelklU, 250 Flower SL, la lllD'Vl.ved
by his IOI! Walter cl Newport Beach,
1 daugbter, ~-~ Csrtwr!gtct of
Cotta ll!esa,-. p-anddaugt!lera, Diana
May and Dellorah .Melloll of NeWport
Beach llnd'Mullyn Taylllr Of Berl<eley,
and one -· Femi Mellott of Ohio.
U~lll I' ,QJ
........ COlllT .V..1'"'MG CON///tHT
t'bhtf N. W•td
• • ,,......_ ... NiUillbr
\ J.td:: .. c.r1., .,,,,...... ............... -=i-· -A.·u;.,..,.,
ls the "best !inn ~o do the job 9n
lhort notice."
"U we lgnou lb1s optloo1" be said,
"we could be giving up oomethlii,
critical."
SbeUon added lbat ·11e'tam1 wmlied
"about .implieaUom that a lack ol. •
jecilvity mfBht prevaJL" He ulcl there
are !ew coo.sultlna ftrma tbtt J\ayen't
at one tJme or another been employed
by the Irvine Con>-.
Jlogm, bewever, chmi to hia Vien.
His "no'' vote marted the flnl time
the council hu not been un.uiUnous .._
• civic -decillon.
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SKULL.:.
Debbie Reynolds
Guest at Opening
• -Debbie Reynolds will be the featund ruest today 11 the 13th Zody's
Qllallty Iltlcoont Department St<n. and
the 1lxtb tor Oranj:e County opens Its
door• at Harbor ~var<! and Edinger
Avenue In Fountain Valley. /.J part Of Ille ar,and ~ fellivlliea hundredt · ol prlJe4 Will be given away to ~ at ·Ill, Zody'a atorol. In
addltlo;,, l'and ,Q!>Olling apeclala are on
ale a~ all. lll<lra from 10 a.m. to JO P.m. ·, ·1 .
Frem P .. e . 1
lUDI~CAL~-•.
'800'tnlll!on' 110siam." . · · ·
. 'Ille •11111 D!"Jorll1 of Ibo 11,2$1 pbyals
clana Involved bi MadlCal can for the
Indigent are' """111111( to Ion; bwn for
C(Wrlpll'ltively Uttle riward, 11 Todd llld.
"Hundredl ·Of ~ ••• are doing th~ work witllolll .remuneratfon, wtlboul cost
to the tut>aiera and wl1119ut cool to
the llate In an effort to corrtCI jnequ!Uea
and Improper bUlinp ., u "to mate
tills program Work.'• ·
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lhe~~~~ ... lhe
que.Uon 'l'uelda1, Count)!.l!arbor 1>lltrtct
Malliger Keanelh Sa"'J>Oi'll aaid ti!< land
trade would reault In a dollar aclvllllap
to.the county o111,ou:100 ...r the county
would eventually have three. repnal
parts In the UPI* Bay area lDcludln&
.the preoent Nnport Ila-.
: The 111pervi110r1·11ad fJnt reccdved the
dredging a..-t on Oct.-f bo1 1NM1
taken no action ''pending study.'"
On Ocl 2", 1"1ne's Muon wrote the~ ·Jiving • ftQUlred lo.lay
-., lermlnatlal of tbe -land "'*PJl"-1 ' .
Vice Ma,.. Llndlley Pll'ICllll doubted banninc mh!cn from Mulco would make
much dJfferenee. 11It woWd jUlt mate
peddl~ ol 11-JOIN)lcll," be aaid.
''Prol!Jlllllon didn't atop rum from COID· Inc In lrom Canada."
,Worker Critical
'.After C.ave·in
This clearly 1pcn'l'Od the auperv1-s \
to •cU•n and Tueac101·· •pproval .of At. Ha'rbor V1'ew tbe~.~-i~11lled.: . • ~th~&'i~lhlftq~;, ~ C.~-Old ~ .k,rker 0was
to 'pay tu:es on the 157 acrea it will caqbt in a Corona del Mar cave-in
get from the count;y lf.&be court approve& this mornins in a Harbor View Hills
the trade. .I tract. u the -'Ill 'II nultiffed by lhe A I v In Drafton, ol Norco, w • ' -· courti the Imne Co" Iii the cfredilni to Hoa1 "Memorial Hoopllal whera he
pact, -ID pay -!ue1 1111 Ibo waa nporled "not respondini lo '50 acrts. treabnent" at noon today.
Baker's motion lcdled for Jack o1 1 Hoopllal aldea aaid Ibo -of Draf.
-· . ton'• b\lurlu had not yat been detarmfn. . Boca-the clrodlfnl ~1111 -ed. .
not alined. the ""'11~ bu pOid au Drafton, • workman foe Plnmbtnl can-....u -llii;poo '-to c1aw·1n ~ trecton· Inc. of Santa Ana, bid been
plans for the dredging.·. • • d1alnl a aewer Une for the LuU Homes
In any even~· "edglna cannot begin tract, jull IOlllh of Marguerita Avenue
until Ille CO\D'I approvl!a the "'"P· at about I: IO thil morning when tbe
A pac:iOd beartn( chamber 'heard cave-In occured.
abnott Ufte houri or debate on the He had 1pparentJy been haMnna the
issue. heavy aewer pipe when the bub of
Backing lhe proposal ....,.. Lawrence the ditch pve Way Ilia fellow -1cmen
Peterson, ~ prtaldenl of the Orange aid.
County Chamber of Comm"""; Jooopb When firemen arrived, Drafton wu
O'Sullivan, vict mayor Of Lquna,Beacli; burled up to his waill In the al&hl
Wllllam I. llmm, Costa Meaa planning loot clltcb.
cUreclor;' H. I. ilenunin, Dana Point Mm bad --idnl 11 lrealnl the a-.tc A8oclalloo; John B. Lawlon, man while worlmwt Kenneth Gllilland
Pbllco-Fofd Coql. general m.,,....; and ran ball a mile to 1be contnctor'a bead-
Dor<en Maraball, mayor of Newport qllll'lerl to lalepbooe llmnen.
Beach. · ':He wu ltnocked Hlllelau," GUliland
Ojber crupportera Incl~ . J il c k aald. Firemen lldminlllered 011111911 to
Barnett, Newport Harbor Chamber of the 11nconacio111 Drafton while others
Commerce; Francis Horvath and Jamea worked at removfnl him.
Decker ot !he Oranae County Cout Drafton wu taken to Roar In 1 lllrnl-
Auoclat..i; and Knowlton Fernald. La-COMcloua concUUon by an ambulance,
IUJlA Niguel Corp. vice preoldent. flremen laid.
Fashion Pins
.in Gold , Plated
Sterling·,.. ·
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Lt. Laster, 1 lonnfr.~Jl,oia ~ olflcer, aaid, any ~. lill«millon
"""1d have to come•frclil lhe Rf....WO
County Shorifl'1 lktnlclde BcirUu !Cl
wu either lalien lo the remote opal
and murdered -•Uon...tyte1, or elae shot someW!iera, eJoe and Ull body
dwuped w~ -lt couldn't be found for
kl11t Ue. th• l•••I-f•,.• •f • pl11 "y Lei ltr11•ttl. Of 14K ttld
,1atff 1~rtl11f with 41•111•fl.l·poi11t flnl1h tn4 twe r11I rublt1. $25.00 •
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AJtbou&b 'Ibo -"' -bu ... ..... ....... 1a1, Ml1mlled. tlwlnclt.....i ~ti> be the bOmldde Yi<llm loft lilt bomo for the Soutl>land ill -17
Ajlrll, eap1, Brooa aa1c1.
"U thil la Ibo rilht -be WU down i.o •boat tbea." be added. .
-l'llll -... -Aid 'nll!adlt lbat llii
ltumed hmten i«UfUid an tlltcible
... ~ •t tho death -dcded
-:17, .. this yur, wldcb Copl. --Tbe Zlmmaai bo-. .. brqbl
bed: • Wltdl ........ With Ibo lnlltala
"K.D.D.1
11 and an m.::rtpt;k1D tut 11k1
"llG111 and Did, 11111,. porllopo .........
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Tbe tlmepiec:o -~ al uadlJI
1J DOOD or mldnlaht -WU in uctllG
abape, lnvelli&aton laid, but the bodJ
INMI -vtrtuallJ eat<o b7 wild. -~ Jnacrealllr& .
• """""" _,,, to indlcalo lhe victim
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month&. . .. ' ' .... .... !OO!ld.•l lhe ...... ""11->
rnllns-oat • -... i:.· tho --.. --~·~~llloaluCoo;'*'ll~···· llwou&b lili lllaill ••
Tbe rtlllalol are awaiting ewnlnaUon
by Ibo !Uverside County . 0...-'•
patbolopll ,,. ,...,... adclllkiillf -
ID Iha rrrlai1 --,
'Ille .......... ·-· qpt Ibo yjo. Um'• -6 .. l!lllil -rellD'lllnl
-"""' Ibo hiallor trip, tamlnc ft In II Iba mat -ol Ibo Coeta M~i=..~='?'°"'Ald
Dute Offlc«-a.ud: llolranl.
PaAll ~ uld' be -jull lald oft,_., u ................ lo< lbe
Newport-Mesa , Unlllod Scbocil Dlllr1cl,
C!inc< their l'ellllar einployea bad Ill
linlBbed up the vacalloll acbedula.
Ho Aid bis older -la OlllJ>lond by • Cotta v... -which mu.. plasUc pfrl11;.
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Airport N:ois~ . -~OlltrQ~
=·-r~~~UJI=~ ~ •te~ ·--:~ct!!~~::"~~. ._ ~4'> .i..elClpjitJlallt a p lllla \II' a .,.,..-pQot -lit -or cu'I -~
cfd'g,,. for'Orall_. County Alrporl That, said the FM, County Afrport if ,be· meet. llOtlllal aalet.f llaDdarda. ' • ~ ..at Iba l!Ulhorlty ol counfi!' penuntlll.._ . Mr. F~~ly~ ~l!Y -w letter te. th, FA,\
,, ; ' 'Lut net &1p0rmor c. 111. "Cye" Feathe<ly, rellly li less cil a ~nd \ban~ Wba!JI _PYJ .la:,
: 1 l•.:...i... n-; • .,.,:. aaid,Jn effect:. p~-be;~~t' andt be11}~ 111 do oo g .about thiJ J><1>t>; .• -'T"!""'~ "";-". ur · , ..J ti · Jem rure 1 a oo i.e. ~ , 't' : • Aa rilbl. ~ .arance Oow!,ty oan t -up an •00""' The ouUook, WJfottu .. teli,' is J>Ot particut.ly 9P,tl.
· • ~~yoia cl'e I~ F,AA-. -Air· miitlc. The wheels of the fed«al govenunen\ grind !!%-
• • • " -~je1,openUons from OAnge ~ ceedinkly slowly, -if the FAA ·were to liunch a ~ !'!'do" "! I\~ iJ'!m)Y In a letter to the FAA, wil/, ster· noise C011trol program U>day, it would be yeah-if ever
"'' 1'11izaaU .Newport Bead! Bay area by 1972· -before It. goals could be realized. II appears that tho
' • • • letter constitutes an -leclgn>ent anow1r 11 .. el,.where ·~ 'lliit 'undtntanda the problems of relidenta •
: . • 1-111 -ttte fllgltt pottern • r4 the l!ur!leo}lb1J ailport • trlllllt:. 'nlroe tlmoa pl'e\'iously, su~,. attempted
At,.. lo' Ille iome control over noise and. pnllutlon prob-;.;r;; ···1ama ,._led by tiie incr~ number of jet fl!gbto.
·!;~.1 la ..ell cuetbe FA>\ tltwarted tbeeff<>rt. . ~ "'!: ' ,'Jbe. FAA'• irell90Ding is simple. More than $3.5 mtl·
>1 , , lion Jn federal tunda ito"'l been put into Ol'ltlge Coun/Jy ~ :r 'Al(port. TD Ute FM, thiJ means the llrP.'!"1 ii. 'lyide
"'" · epep to use by Jny type ol aircroft lf!thoul res\ri<tion
ro t!. or i--ejudice. ·
"The county" ezplained an FAA official, "has made !::.. ''Cel'traln contractu'at umrances that the airport win con· '•<· t!nue ID be__.ted for the UWI"'~ ben<olil,ol the pub-
• '' lie Wltl>oul diacr!minatlDn am_onJ !YJ>e, kind end claS5
:,.-fll atr«alt." :. -Jl'urlJter the ·control ol fl!ght patierne Md climb
prollll!I,-be Said, are not the "'8pomibility ol the county
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. But the problem -.·t stop there. In fact, the
¥AA bas no ci...,. l't'itma for telling' bow much notSe ,.
· tDo mud! nnlse. Even if it bad, tbe federal agency has
no means of enfoning noise or air pollution limib.
There is much talk that wch limits are on their way,
th.it' llley will' be-..,tabllsbed and t!lat Ille federal gov·
enunent ultimately will be obligated to enforce them.
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Landscape Will Be Saved.
The d.Je is now cast for a $60 million frf!eWiJY system
in C-Orooa .del. M..-. Ancj it will be a reasooa.J>ll unob(ru.
aive --The ,landlicape will not be -obliterated. . Tiil• !• because J!IUcb-jli Pel[illc _ Coos\ Freeway, •t
11 slices throug11 Cor:ona del Mrr, will be depressed. So .
will that portloii a( the C-Orotla del Mar .Freeway front·
inf Harbor View Hills. . . .
.Oepressin,g tire· freeway •eltJllen!a bed k>ng' been
plaru\ed ily the.state, Bill what had nbt been1>1ann0d
we're local street overpasses, such as Avooa<I<>, Golden-
rod, Marl!uerite and Filth (extended) avenu.S. Tl)e
COO.I Fr~ay was to cllop these local artenals in lta!f.
After more than four years ol quiet negotlatipn, the
matlel' was aetl,led -jp'Newport's favor. The inl.egrity
ot. the commllliity11 road system i11 to be pileserved, with
the state paying ure bill,
It ls a significant 'l"complishment, and sboUJd·serve
as a mod.el for upcomma negoliations bet,ween the city
ol Coots Mesa and the •!alt on construetioo: ot the New·
port Freeway. I~ too, ls to bj! partially depressed. But
withOI!!, it I• hoped, splitting the town.asunder .
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Reader Ila Seen Gruesonae ,_arif....,..·Tr.-sfor1itation
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IF ,FEWER cwrtomers demand these 1-rd and cl\eetab 1kins, Ute hl&h
Now that Arlington Drive 111 to be
widened, let's hope plans will. in-
clude a bicycle path to serve the
three 8Cbooh: and two parka On this
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!"Its will eomo ~. for U.... tt will
.., laqer be worthwhile for poachers
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bunt«I 1o d....,.y the remaiitlni i ·,.cail. 0 Sq, pkue . .'~ lbe ad urges, JP 111 to matt ·tt untaahionabte to
destroy a nearly extinct species."
In Jt yean or io, if we restrain
oUr lf'lld and ferodt}r, these animals
may nour\sh again to the point where
their lldu may be used without en-·
dllilgeriq: the species. Meanwhile, there
are other beauUful ~Its available from
all partl of the world -there b: no
·.reason to uk for leopard slmplY beca~
~ its ·acarclfy value.
THCSE OF US gravely concerned
abool the rapidly vanishing .forms of
antml) llfe on tbil planet have occasion
to bt grateful to this far-sighted furrier.
But I think his ad is wrong · in one
respect: For every customer it may
lole, it will bring a dozen ne1' ones
l'ho appreciate his placing reason before
rapacity. Many firms have yet to leatn
. that bpic decency 11 also the m<>8t
effectr.re bul1ne.9S practice.
Fuirier1 and 'fur-buyers everywfiere
ahoaJd .;take thla ad to heart; it can.
.for wider ctrculatlon than one New York
newspaper, and it pleases me to be
abit to sprelJf UUS conservation message
before milliom who otherwise might have
mlssed!t.
..:. The Innocent Casualty
Propooit!on 3 ... failed , The lmockO(lt
waa a vote: of oe cOOndenoe .. by £he
~ of Callfomla in the ot...ardahip it lbelr ed\Ul)Gn dollars,
Regretfully, a -year, at least, In a
carefully delilPllld ·plan of JnaUtutional
esP,ensklll liu bept loll. And it 11 unlikely
Illa! tt can lie ~·
The innO&lnt Caiu.Ity b: the average
University -· the .. rious """'' C.iHornian whole main and laudable
...,._111o1eam.
111!1 AND ilJJ legitimate upirat!ons
have fallen victim to. a oomblnatJon « weakoeu, arropnce and violence,
riollf'atltllown '~.
1 t'la llkelilmf ~ tbil mtlancholy
divtlOpment ,,.. .. plain for an to ...
Pr"**'· bltJti:nd ~ wall ~ tenure .... ' tmder tbit lube of ..... . "' .. I
~eedorn. e'lceeded the tolerance ol, an
electorate who would like not,hlng better
tha'n to turn teaching over to respoosib~
teachers.
A minqrity ol mlsguJded students, often
encouraged and led by wrong-headed
professors, flotlted the law and the
canon1 of decent behavior without regard
for Ult righb or the sensibililiet of
the majority ol their peers.
AND A BOARD of Re&<llll, into the
hands of which the enUre eduCalional
system had been entrusted, failed, to
uhibit even lhe minimunf ol courage.
lt it the regents' dilatory conduct, more
than any other factor, tbat bnpt]led
the people of California to lhe recrettable
act.ion in knolling the educaUonal purse-ltrinss. Furthermore, we may see even
more of the same reaction unless there
la 1Ubstantia.1 chanee for the betftr.
· · It may be th.al the minorities of of-
fending prof....,., and wll!fJJI stUdeots
will come, on their own, ~to perceive
the virtuOI of lowfu!, d....U, palriotlc conduct. A1 fJI now, thlt a"ppear1 unlikely.
OUR HOPE, therefore, mutt reaide
in tbe J"elff'tl -in their musterina
.the courqe fo uerciR the put authori·
ty "tuch they PoUQ1.. The defeat ol
Prop:llitJon J, which we keenly regret, m• leave no doubt u tn the tenuwr
ol the people. They art aayirc-, "Slaod
OP1 ffeCerita! Face your reRpOnaibtliUfll.
'l'bt l\llUre of oor child,.. lo in }'OUT
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Briight Kids .BecOme; Fi~~~~: A_.imals
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I l(EALIZE THAT a single adult could
not "tum" 50 kids off drug1, but one
kid coukf "turn" SO on, and 1 am talking
or trus.'from 10 years old and up.
, After the hue 'and . cry of election
11 over, would you Jfevott your W"hole
.«l.itorial page to articles written by
psychiatrists, American Medical Associa-
Uon, as well as the police department
and let them tell the Public where the
road of marijuana will eventually lead
them. I would assume that it wouJd
lead to jails, death and mental In-
stitutions.
NAAU; WITHHELD
Engage the 'E'"""°'11'
To the Editor.;
Once upon a time, theft wu a town
named Newport Beach -a mall, realful
Utile place bU!ll on 8llldy ·boad\e1 and
backed hr genUy 'llOJibtg bills and bluff1.
Roedl came throuab tbe ~; boata:
were able to gfin acceaa thro(lgh a
picturesque natural hart>or.
The little town gained recognJUon and
fame for its natural beauty. Many peQple
came to enjoy the recreational facilities
but thought the .... a ~hatlUni '!lilt
they decided to stiy l!lld make their
homt • In the little community ,-htr'e
they could enjoy 1 vacatioli atmOlphere
every day o( the year, And,. IO the
little town beaan to.pw·and Pn>-Per. ·
• • IN THESE YEAM, a oew machine
called the airplane ,.a invented and
grew( more and mort popular for its
many oommerclal ,net recre1tloni.I ~·
It wa11 a natural })henomenoft that tM
little town, now ·~·•nd.proepetln&,
should welcome and .encouft.1!. ,one
further method of -'W ill tiO<\IUI ond tbuo w11 l>ont the O<anp Coilnty
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CONl"IDEN'l'iAL TO ll1JJWlll
TREATMENT J:QR P 0L1 CB
soClE'l'Y: Well, lbal -.lllLO a •
very compua!onale~jiju''"
aot &o1nc. 11ut -• 1 -pl< uy "police · ." lbo1
doil\ mean ... olt, ,f..,.t !~ C...,
need ail the -tllor "'" .... 1*d~ .. '" \
THE COMMUN1'11ES affected must
unite and declare "war" against the
implementation ol this plan. TM harvest
of the seeds of apathy, dlsinterm, lack
of awareness and silence Is -apparent
now in the neighboring city of Newport
Beach. Aoo~, we 't I-pta n ned,
forceful and oontinuin& campaign waged
NOW can avert the ~loss of the "war"
and surrender of our peace and quiet,
property v.alues and future development
of these communiti~. •
The "generals" of our army must
have the dedication , interest and
knowledge coupled with strength and ·
conviction of purpose to enpge the
•·enemy" and relatn the honorable.peace
tn· the8e ccmmunl't.Jes.
ROBERT DAHL
Irvine
To the .Editor:
In the'paltleOeril'yW. an.r .. peclally. ·
in recent -'bol!t tl!t DAILY Pll;()T
and the Lm AngelelJ Times bav~ carried
a larei number of ut1cles .~ with
facts dili!!gura concernln1 the propooed
·-Upper Bay Land Exchange between
Orange County and the Irvine Company.
Aceilrdin& to these articles the lands
Involved were appraised by Bernard G.
Evans, M. A. I., a highly qualified in·
dependent exPert hired by the Board
of Supervisors. He appraised the 450
acres °""'ltvine Company land as having
a faif market val1:1e of $11.~ ~on and
the 117 acree of county land .at $11 .~ mSl-
lion resultbfg in an • milliOn ailv1ntage
to the coQnty. These l!gur,. were lrid<!y
quottld In support of the land ei~r\11
and their acooracy was neyer Piibllcl:Y
questioned by the ~Newport , Beach City
Council; ~the Board of SU'pervlaon', the
state Land Commilsion <r the ln':lne
Company.
AN AimCU: IN the October 25, IN 'limes llat.I lbat . these 450 ...... of
Irvine ~ land with a fair market
value 'of $J,t.6. m1llio'1 are auesaed for
1918-1. lb~ ,, 11.5 ·milU...
'nlis ii 7.7 percent of thefr!.falr marl~
value. Tpes Me '130,000, · · mducl4 these Ugur'es proportionally
to 'the ..... nOili!aUy hlJldlecl 6y. "'""
·C'r11...U.,s homOO"ll)<tl ,m01l11 !bat ll YOU{ home
· 1 had 1 falr mafket 'fttue of $19,500 It
to' the'f.ctttor : would be aUeised •f •1,soo and taxes
niant;'<ypu for Sydney H a r r i 1 ' 1 would be $13'. ·~· an ~t and
"Modem ~y Rip Vall ...Jt'inkle u (Nov. COO¥Qwould ~~e~~..1 ~~ ..• !'!",'smperlyall 4). J ~ pleased • to aee., thai he has 1na• ..,.,..._ .. ..,. .,....... .... ....
the CODCef'll. and curioafty to· give the buslnesae1 tuniP tor joy .since thlt would
freeze now-live later Idea aome thought. be ab<Nt .~. of "~l tbey oow l
i ~a~~y e;~=t, J:wt':e';• al~!: t~~~ pay. i
he ahoukl have. · ' HOWEVER, T;HE Irvine Com~ uy1
Mr, Harris wrltet, after cqmplaining thb reprealntai_;a ~~·
about ·1os1nc 111 on~·s trttnds, "n Ui "'tocreue !.Ill ..tlfelf .• ·Ai71J'd..°"valu:Ulod. ·
normal alld natural to wt1nt io utend It undoutMdJy doa but wf'llt~lt ~
·'ooe'.s life u long a1 it hai. meaning la not tblt ~ lrvlnf: CotnPanf,J•J'lll•
in terms of one's family aJlcl frw..t,J ar• ,......., loo blp-1'.il·llia( ~ ind social environment. But e1cept fcr put a~LI h.ave1beeh uhbelle'vab\y
ita90RI o( 1Cienlific curioslty,-who would 1 low. ,
·want to be around a century from now , It is my uhderstand:ina: that tJre
a fiUiiah O&ure from the past, u California l•w now-requfrei all propm ry
·anacbl'oniltk 11 a musket in a nuclear not ~ffcally'~:to be ......._ n .. io* plilnt!" • •• a•Wtllorm ~.lf.lriM'it~vlt!Oi .
mBr Oii 'Wo. ~. Hatria overlookt =O~~ ;~~ .:0"1.~
iltt fact tbal ........ na!<tnmg of ll<iO>"•'d, wlllclt -Ill • Jllli'-
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bein lltt ... to\la-,, lie ' certaln .....-.-11,io lit· tlli lll'vlDa .IJ!m.
llOI on)j> 1o fJnd Mlr lrlonda ·"""' bl.I . --• -" • own \fj,e, bul also to met! riit of n llr 111 lnteNltlioii _. lo ._
ll1t ..., be ..,_ bel<n. -· !hot ~ •9, t.Jtii "'"""' Alnii\il· ln the oecood plaoe, anaoltn>nimt ii ,,_ 1111 -ltt -yeon .,.
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I HA VE TWO valentines that are over
12.S Years old and 'tour that are over
95 yean old and a few dating back
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am having a hard time &etting. a Miter
represented oollectio·n of real old valen-tine<. .
I > 'fi'AS in hopea that perhaps a rtw
of your readers may have a few real ol~ valentillell they do not want, becau~
I wou\d bt happy to have any they
may care to tend me', and be glad
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Eventually, l hope to try writing a
boot , about "Y project!, in an effort to earn .._it from it to gtt off uu.
sin.all VA peMion and ha:Vesomemedical
care, ~ the. VA is unable to afford
me, ao my proJj!lds have. .a dual purpose:
Thank · you fGr J09f time and kind oonaider'!k'n in t:ea6tf! my letter. -1
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Chest .B ·its 25 :·Pe.rcent ·' • I' WILLIAM
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Ma):.or Raps
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pereent matk In It<' c!rl•e. to '~
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divlsiOM trail. ,
lloard Prtlideol.B)ll Carllqa aDd C.. ~'. ~ 1'1"d ltlllmilloh\ po_lnl
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· Over ln See.I Beacll Jfllgh Wher-
'ritt has Ute -Of wriUng
a club bulletin whleh la not only
lnformall.ye, but v.,-, entertaining.
He ls the~edltor al '·'The Burgee,''
tl\• log of ~Sell' Beach 'Yach!
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Leading !he divlsloas 11 Robert M.,...
rlmu and the oorpontlool divllim. Mer•
\ IJJW 11'.'COWNS rimu. .... far llU ·..,,......, -,411 al. ~ ot Ill Deltr Pn.t .... ~.,.... ....,
of.tho $3,000 llOll. or .._ r lftwpon ~ Ma)'Or 'D 0 r • • n • · with Ill percephf ~ pl attained.
Marlboll today 1oo1t a Jtd1-llk• 11ap / M ·n ? B tt lllgltt behind 1n·tbe ~ c.numn'
at cr1ttc. o1. tile ~-0oun1y.1rv1n. ovi 1J ~ er 1s .!he B\'S.1"r. llivill'"'leo\ ~, Tt~ Com-Upper Bay laod nap, ~Ing N tif ~M il ' Zanager who Ml collec;Ud SI 1 pSceot
It 11 tile cO.q "teulble" wayuof opening 0 y a man ol. Jhe $.l,000 pl, ........ .
up the area to lllbstan!llll pub c WIO. Mallera who lall 1o lnl)rm the post Robert Knox and !he . prol-
No one, lbe Aid, -baa come up ·with office of • change 'Of.~ecldrua are the . di~ has~ ~.Ol ~ '3,000
a better plan le< recre•Uonal develop-cause ol tons of letters, *Ills, , !l!&l!OfB • B"']'.,-•• ,11, ~,...G.!g!li , ~.
ment of the bay -eircepWor ~ an1hnagulne• P1llni up Jn. lili>tlciils Plvwon IJ neif-wllh v~ ~ "' ~ buge -ndilurO. of ~bile ;:.: r:m:;1~ ow'~ the $.l,000 goal In the bW;, or $15f.
I~ -"The post o11i<e g~ un luaidlo
I do 'not ipow the members of In. a statement to the Board o1. the rain, sleet and ._ -· provided OiJ p ·. l M ~'Lod
the club, bnt I do have a small sail· SUpervtsors, she vlgl"owly delended the mailers tell thO postal ilervlce where ' 8ID · eu,i. .
floundertq transsctlon, citing .~ their letten 1hould go;"• Pootmuter · ' ·
boat ao I can·oppi;ec1ate lines lille 't publlc'bend!llU~Jacarriedout' DIFablo .Ald. • · ~ · ·s·J · d ... £ "·T 11 · · .
"all ~· come 'J> be who W~ll, -"The ma. under J>Oiillc jurisdlcUoo l!'odaj'1 p)ea from POitmaller DlFablo . ate t.•Of' f:',8 .. P._,e,., :V'. ', ' ', but not in ·a,. sailboat race." would ·be Incnued from about 400 fu is part of a campaign developed for ~ ./ ·
Appreciated. toQ, ls the annOUl).Ce-750 acres, or more than 8& percent." Postal Service!: Day, Th~Q', tQ orient I.agunl' Beach artist Vfncent ·Firrell ..
-'"lbe area available for public part patrons to the prolilims~-of ttle d.epart.. will dembnstrate the -tec!mkitlei":o('~oil =-mOl)t Iha\. Ute · Commodoce's Ban and beach use would be increased from ment. painting at. the next meeting :lf'·Ute '
will be informal, which means that 70'"to 281 acru, or by 273 percent." "By filling out "Change of' Address" Fwntain Valtey1.Arta Mioclatklt: 7:3&
11you can· ~ your own clot.bes." -"PuQllc acctsp to the 1Wf~t carda prior to mo ... ing and then selldlng ... -p._m.. Mollday; m--...tbe . Fountain Valley -
Formal affairs usually are expen-would. be increased by 193 percent.' these to mailers and local post•91f!Cftl, ~ii. Schbol eafeterlL . ' 1: • ,
...-r--.. • Noting that her views represented the . you can help thc'postal au~ im-·1 : The ·~.:1s ·.~ .. '-~:the ;~ • •ive, espedally when the .-S· Ml-·tmanlmous, opiniop or· the City Councllt prov~ ler,Viee · ~ ,~ ,$houaandl .of "' 7bere1 iicno..admi&lioo~~t. · , ' ,-'
nouncea1 In dospair Utat 'sbe "llas · w luldthe·lrvlneQxnpany'a.annouil!:ed unn_, .111\0) IMJ\l1'l.ol wort--and, . Valle1··~·moy brl111· ..... ,0f,ll!elt
nothing to wear." intention to withdraw from the pact as a result, milliOM of tu-payer dollars own· palnttnO to rbe judged. ·A"'8C$
* Editor Wherritt, who obv,ious!y u • veteran Of the ha!sles idvolvOd
with fOrmals aod such, suggests that
· when the ''no clothes" comment is
made Utat you "take a look in her
doUtes closet. You'll find it Is
packed so ttgbt Uta! Utere an
moth& in Utere llhat still haven't
learned to fly.''
* "December's program," pro-
claims Wberritt, "will be sensation-
, al .. n's Ute epic story Of a ne11f0Uc
salnion who only wants to float
· -down stream."
And as ia recent boat purchaser,
I ~ppreciate -the-comment on a
member recently attached to a
sailboat: ,;A Santana 22 iis now the
pr<:JUd owner__o;f_Ken Crockett, who
"has promised to keep her in sick-
ness and health, for richer or poor-
er, Jorsaking all savings until bank-
ruptcy do WI part."
'Faith' Talk at UCI
To Feature Aldrich
Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. and
a panel of atudentl ,will discuss "The
Price of Faith on a Secular Campus"
Th\11'8day. ever$& at UC Irvlne.
The panel ciillCU!!lon l]lOllSO!Od by
University Interfaith Foundation will be
at 7 p.m. in the Mesa Court Commons.
Tick'ets fur $3 will include a buffet
..dinner. Reservatiom 1re available at 833-0991. \ ~ .
and to develop partially submerged annually. ·These cards are available at Ol ·$6' and 1#.60 , will' be.,..made .for:t,firlt.
~ for re.sldeotlal p u r p o 1e1 the local post office." said DiFabio. and wcood _place.· •
"'diltresaed'' Newport. • {~n tbll lntentioo 11 'carr)ed ou~" she lati!, ~·it WO\lld serlouslj impair 'the ....
jecllva di developing .the UpPer Bay
In a m~ that adequa~ provides
for P'd>lic use." ·
·The• ei.change, as proposed, ls the
"only financially feasible way of pro-
Yidlng subttantial public benefit u well
as private be.neftt.Y ·
She contt:nded · the water · aiea wiH '
· continue to be of ~ttle use to the p$lic
until acceSs II provided from suhounding
upland aieas, a princlpal aim of the
lrade.
The onfy alternative * to the Cotinty·
Irvine plan of development would be
a ''masal.ve e:ipendit.ure" of public funds
to acquire private land surroundlnS the
bay, she said.
"None ol the crllica or the prop<l8<d
land exchange baa suggested ~ny
realistic method of securing such funds,''
!ht said.
The mayor w:ged aupervlsors to
"persevere" in their efforts to work
ou( a mutually )cceptable llOluUoo to
the curreJ!l dlspute with .the Irvine Com-
pany.
"It would be regrettable," she ~
eluded, "to a~on the dream wben
it. is th1B cloie to reallzaUon."
Sanitation .. Districts . . . .;
To: Discuss Finances . ' Tile board ol directon ol the County
Sanitation Diatrlct1 1, 2o 3, ,$, I, 1 and
11 will'meet jotntly tooight at 7:30 o'clock
·at 108ff Elli! Ave., Fountain. Valley.
Included on the agenda are llnanclal
reports, d1acusslon of adminlstration of.
flee building alteratiOl'll and dilcuuion
on negotJaUons With the ~t Beach
Sanltazy Dlatrlct.
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thaSd\!I ol1ong dilllan~ cal~ is that t\ltY,.-"t<Jell\entari;:.isour,reJ>.li;:,. ~· '· • a!IM-7p.m.or~tiq>eol.lllt 'dii:i'on~.·-.; ,..
· 'tliinkweii&~tllem wl\ere ... ~want them. At nightliine, everytliing 1a . ..-...quiit u a:. o'rSuilday, llieyean Car( ailxtioc!f,lln)'lo~IA -. Afttr l)), don't We charge 'hem more for mouse. And our equipment-=-juS~'8it'!s aro1rr~d, thecoUntryloritl:ollalorleln.• • ,.. / ·'
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And tllal'• pretty tall, 11 lndlcaUlll.by tbia lit~ ..... oi friflldly
pocllyderm and peenuWilpenllng vlliton It San Dtego'ZOo. 'thts
elepilmt baill !nm India and, by c:omparllon to African brother, is
dililnguislled by amaller ean. Also, both male and female African
elepbanta have tuslrs, wl!lle In Indian variety, only males have tusks.
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eallintiluring the day than in the evening collectingdust. ,. • Attlla~~.we'i<moreatthei!'merey*"'
houn! (Maybe it would alleviate a litElf' of\he Sin~ we'd ·ranter be c;;oUectinJ:. 11\ont)',1 we they.WatoUrs. · • · ' • .' .. ,
atingiftbeyknewtbatourdaytimepricdare decid<\(ltolowerour..,1.._ I ', 11 ' ' , -~
ourregular,as-low·aa-they<al\'1ltrates.) An~ that's when,long;•d1otanc.-call..., can ' • , • ; ..
"SO why," they ask,''do our prices'° ~o'wn aho'w us tbey're.no~a~oui .mercy~ . • ·· goes il-'f¥1l8I ·
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Londo!I. A,.... "Pinl«y" A"""""Vok
says she ii allo a novict at ~ Domfn,,
ican Santa Ron Conoent Ha JfMatl,
near Manila. Back at Ol.e COMJtttt
they "'" ua.,'N .....,. 1IM'll ·of """· Miu P~s !Oho .lo 17 Giid
35-24-35 -··he mtcred l1lc <Olllnl
to "bring "°""' to "" ~ Giid
ahow people 1hal all -an Ml ugly." •
HOJMt WWiaml, a 32"Vflir-old
honor inmaU at tM Colonado
State Pmll<ftlio1'11, diiappearcd
afUr Mrging a Dtn0tt church
gro1i1p of tcetHgtn Co 1h11n tM
ways of the Criminal. The title
of WUU.mi' talk "'"" "Doti~ · Fol?ow Me."
!S Pertottt De•ll
'Storm , Slashes,
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·novekie Auks· Threatened
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of LAGUNA BEACH
'71ie World's Greatest Athlete''
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Communl!I , • ....., of thll
Sovlet«<:11plocl na~ l\AV•
ordered the iiunber of f~
correopondenll here ~
and warned tlie ' da,yr of
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V,ATJCAN -CJ'J\V (UPI) -
Pope Paul y( siUd today some
Catholics are ,~ rather
than •oeedini' up Christian
unity through 1 ' h a I t y in-
)UativeS" ~as taking com·
Inunlon with nOJH;atholics.
'He w.,ned, that Vatican
guidelines are binding and not
mere ''advice'' which
Catholics e·~ g a,,g·e d . 'in
ecumenical wori: may follow
or ignore.
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Members of the Vatican
Secretariat for Christian Unity
meeting in Rome to consider
po!sible additions to t h e
original guidelines publi3hed
-in May last year.
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That document said non-
Catholic Christians m a y
receive Catholic p e n a n c e ,
cOm.munion and last rites, if
they are "in danger of death
or in urgent need" and have
no access to one of their own
ministers.
StOck up now on
m•n's I0119'-.!Hved
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to clear!
Orig. 99.98
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P•y IS little os $5 per month
• Rip fence, guide bars
• Miter guage
• Combination saw blade
• Arbor pulley & wrenches r
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Our combination
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Orig. 17'9.98
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Two 'mus!' took. Cl)llibined in one !"ulti-pur-
1'!'"' uni.I. Cut CJlKI' finish lumber-will) one. '
mac~lne in your own workshop at a· Mecir-. ' once prrce.
Radial · !lfm saw now cleatance.
priced for your home workshop!
Orig. 249.98
NOW209.98
Pay as little as $9 per 111onth
4'' deluxe
, ioiriter•
clearance
priced!
Orig. 72.9~
NOW65.99
P•y •• little as '$5 pe< month
• fence with dual control
• A•bor pulley
• Swing guard
• Jointer head & knives
liiiiiiilNiiOiiD WN PAYMENT ••• USE l!ENNEYS tlME PAYMENT PLAN!
A variety of Fireplace
discontinued ensembles
light fixtures discontinued
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recognhl them In a.second! And .yoilr favorlw In tli11 famous· COll~lo'n
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another name for t h e
MCUritia: 1 a l e 1 m a 1l ar
saleswoman who pull tbe
marllel mochinory Into _.
Uon When an ln...tor """ or 1 e 111 ltocb. bands or
shares £n mutual f U D d I •
Whatever he'• ealled -
customers' brobr, ftglsten!d
repreientaUve, acoount a -
ecutive -the 1m1 r l
stodbroftr who II a poople-
liter can have a bZoe cblp
cm<r In the lllOlleJ game. -..... ---... revenuea (about '5 billion this
year) and prolHa art an
healllor .lbal .. Got•-wants to wtmck cwnm1mom
IXI large anltn and -te
entirely t b. -minimum eommfulon tyltlm. "'Nay,
~y," Wall Street ipObmten
reply, "ii'• ok lite It la."
. However t be conbo•••J
tuma out, barrlnc .. ..... peeled~ .....,,.the
futui.-.liollbb 'brabrL
UpWll At F!nl. You may
need a UtUe subsidy •bile
becoming a broker because
it tu.ea .awhile .(Ay • • • five
yean) to build a cli011tele.
The turnover tends to be bllb
among beglnner1. The
brokerage firm providel a
training alary, and later •
draw against ftuure com-
mias:lona, bot it'1 rarely over
$500 a moath; and frequently
less. BecaUse it'• pleuant
wort and contacts are helpful,
thla field'• a magnd for
"coupon-dippera," the money
fringe, a D d sporla figuru.
Even after you'lf: establilbed,
tbe secur1u.. lndUllry ructa
• to the n1tional economy'• ups
•. lllld dowu. ; J....__ A broUr rolays a
buy or llell anler to tbe firm'•
order room or trading deport-
• • manl la -wltlt tbe
I cmtcmer'• Wbbeii, nodfyinc
the cmtomer wbea t be
lnlnadion Is completed. Tbe
, -also pva lnformaUon ! , regarding eecurWea:, market
, , cond!Unna, history and pro-'
• apecta cl. vartoua corporatlool
.,, CUllomera. To the ""'111171e,
the -may explain tbe ~ meanm, ol. mart!t terms and
i tradlng practices.. To tbe
seuorted money 1am.e player,
, he may otter suggestl0111
• • about the purchue er aale . ' • ' of • Pll{llcular stock.
other datlel include
• furnishlJlg CUllomen wllh the
: · latest quotatlont u well aa
• information. about the &>
Uv!Ues and financial poo!Uom
of corporatiooa.. The broker
must spend considerable tune
cjelng ~ .. well u
climbing over paper maon-
talns. Although be ii usually
In lhe office during Iba l1ock ~ ' market hours (10:00 Lm. to
j"30 p.m. Eastern tlm•). be
may arrange his own workin&
schedule.
F.dacatioa. Although some
senior partners of major flrml
started u messenger boya
sans schooling, molt men P.Dd.
women becoming eecurtUea
brokers today are college
graduates. A bacbelor'1
degree In ..-. """""'*'
or liberal art. (-buslnNs
coones) ii ooe Jft(Ol'Hd
preparation; a liberal arts
educaUoo In undergraduate
school loPl!"'f witb ........
degno In -.. flnince Is Ideal. Almoot all Stata re-
quho securlUa brokers to be
llcensed, and .-firms hive
on-the-job tralnlnl procran11
of sis: month1 or lqer. Tr----....,. and dlaracler ...
"""'"tlonL 'Capital Golla. Earnlnp .,;,
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a pedll •olceo, 8 upper end 5 lower manual voice• • all .-
Hammond J'•· And it'a fully transistorized. No warmup needed. . ~ "°'IN TONY for a free demo/)s1ration and play btlore you buy.
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Aal)I .... -U..lidiler" .... ""'· .... .ber,Rlchanl ,~'-lllxoo i.-~ M that the cfroail!..lJ. ieiJ. • · . DOllall!e< .i .an . ffi!b .mino11. _. .Ioli'
GerDU111JaunlpU1 wile, Thelinii'Cal!Mi"
Jne Ryan -called Pat -wu orpbaned.
in her teens ond 'llOlted~lll ~I
could· get" lo'po\t henell through' coll-·
She pooled h..-•mall ,.vtngs with those
of a struggling young lawyer to buy en-
gagement and wedding rlnp and a
honeymoon, ond then spent the -21 years helping him rise in poliUcs.
JIARD WORXER
"I've worked even linct. I can remem--
ber," Mrs. Ni.xtlQ says, ~ a matter of
record and not complaint.
For one thing, tbe slim., til~e mother ci 1"o cla\JJ)ltera ....,.. lo _.. mote ·
.than her lh.ar:_t ol..entrgy and endµtantt.
''l've alwaya been like that," she~
"When I taugbt school, for a~jie,. l. taught ntgbt school... . ~ .
She takee: pride, in a1ways tieing
prompt, bein( abl• ti! cir~• I"., fri>'fl,5 /~
lO minutes, and 1¥>t'4.etting i;Rhe¥;f~
her to canceJ . appolntment.1 lfardShip
doesn't bother her, she says, nor pain.
'Mtis spring she stood on a badJy sprain-.a ankle aJl!I cheerfulJI' shook ly.nd3 with aome ·i,OOQ~bHi;+ii·~omen'\>a .. a rally
Ui. ~~n: !,' ~' . ~ '.'If. Ifh~e.~·pr~l keep \t lo my·
self_." Abe' (lays :: • .
She ~ri~ ... a~:llhat ~ were
times when she woodered if the political
ambitions oC .her husband were wortb all
the effort. She Urgea· Fdm 10' gef oUt ti.
politics ,in -.J.?6Z,1when he wu,under· fire
in contlf!:Ction with a private expense
fund, and ·agaiii bl 1962, when she" didn't
want him to run.for the e:a!ifOrnia_,gov· f
ernorship.
GOOD SPORT
"But ·1 dfdn'i try to coovince 'him. I
said 'The decision is yours.' Once be
makes-his deCision,• l'm ra good sport and
will do all ltcjllljo htlp·hbn."
In the-grueling eigtit=tnonth JMS ptesi-
denUal eampalp, which began JM . h..-
ln New Hampshire in Februiry, abe"kepl
to ol ...,....mg IChedllle ,.;th ·ber un-,.,,........ lhOi' tbo dutlol of''r!nt Lldy a. -p•• • JllinloJ"onil IOI a
.. keoble poiae and bondlJOX frelliMA. WOUid bolofDO-!G< lier, -~..-. -·-W1llf,.
,-. -went 'ell ll!Goo '11 ~"'· "I've-bid »collod ....0... ... Ir•'"'"• llor. n.. lllto -up• ..l'al'U, w'beo ,. l••f.-"I think worµen &et·thelr men hi ,_ -. •-
-11li<il they start Wklng polilk:t." whtft lll<lt •u -Jll'llldlol. • lllo a. lllr -died, "11"'* cir. ci Ill)' two
1oj1oftenl• weio alwaya UJdng tw plained. 1'And -er Mn. --. WOllom · aad< Ttm, ond my
.,.. ;t.e would do aa First Lady and er wuo't feelina well lhe'd call to ask dad.." ~. •
• ......, Nlxoo, 'who aaya •he.,..... motoftllln!G<lw." • At!Thlr-:r.•aodoho""'-~ wbeo she' comes to them, ~er~ · tel laqely in generallt~. Mn. Nixon llY• lbt eapec1•1b' .want. to ~f.iv•.,.~. Ud ~~ an x111 • l\edll<W•Uac the While !louse! "l tO work wuh ,..... -le : .. •"ibo -lclM'ln Now Ylirt.ior lwo•yeao t•
haven't bl!en there Jince tll!O, but T leel Future Fannon ci Am«1ca, tho .. H eam -to p to >tlio'pnlrinlty ci
k ""' ~ """ -·led. """ it la -..... t.lle-Qlrl-a...is;•· -~-""""'·-•p. She -therefGre complete." anJ, • ,...,-.----~ 0would .siJ< lil'.e he\, Firllt,.I.a~y Nl10N DA.UGHl'BU .,-popn ·,did -aod
Image to be i<I history? "It's difficult to.. She la ~ ci hlr .two dlqlllen, '!""ad U •_,..In, mob -
me to tat~ about mYielf. I think of othen blonde, Trida, D, wbo ITlduated from aod cl«kod In a ~ lf«e OD
all the tune. In school t'd rather credit· Finch Colleg• Jn New "erk etty thla ~tmdlyt and ~ ·~ua.;. 'to 'stay
were •liven others. I don't analyu my-aprin&, and brunette Jullt, to, who toot tn ICbool. Sbe ~ lD t mef.cbandla-~ .. Someone else will have 1o anaJyu , a ~ Oft tfom Smith Collett to int and pla..,.d to ~ ~.' ,btooem:. but ~
. · · , help in ~ fa~'• campolP,. and will took Ill clfee to W!th 11,'Mlillier ·lllih
FOIST LADY PROJECl'S , marry David Eloiiobower, the ll'IDdlOD' Scbool ofter obe cr~led 'wllh •honon
Would she undertake special l'nt ,: of former Prealident Ellenbower.. , in the C1'u of 71. '!"".I.' • ·
Lady prOjectB,~as 'Mrs. Lyndon J+ ··' "We've alW~Y.•~.been. • .. · .• CI0ee family, -In Whl, ttler iM,&ia;,.,t~iiJ,_,,n,, ~ bu promOted a beautlficatton.prograin? ~ , -; ....... ~ "I am ,. lnier.sted In eodutluN\y with mutual Jove'iild'!<"l!ect·" uy1 Mn. II'•..,. -keeping -~ buJineaa ta"
program• w~ vohmteen give timt'to Nlaoo. "The t1ria hava maya wanted .~ four yun. ~<nlcbl at ·the -.
improve thefr'Communities. I woold!J&e to pteue us,'° l've ~ver gone~-:·.w theater•:.-lllchard Nixon,
to give suppO(I.: to lhiioe and lo M!p the slagea ci ·~ With lllim, .'. ""9 had returned -'to ....,.,_ law They're ""'h "~ -·~ and havo ' c. 1 -· · ....... ~. • spread the programs to others. r liave r. ... ._, .--.r.-a• ' IRtl' araduatln& trim: Dui,. University
some very good ideas! oil, such' as us-always ~ ¥rl0ua atudents of hlatory. ... , · · _ ·" •
ing school facilities for community eve-"Ou.rs ~ver fek :.we were,too busy for ., 'He toot one~ al-,ne, toot a .part
nings. The main idea~: I'd like 'll! Ur them.-and··tt'•lotaqffun'frhentheybriq . in_Jbe play and toot ~·to ·~~ls:"
sist my husband in_ what he wants to do."'' ~·• their ~ep,~ .into h home ancti; ~~alla. He was;~f.!f'bpposite her m
In her public· ure 'Mn. Nl.100 hi! al-,,.stay wit~ ·~·ihltead ~.running .~·" ... .: 11~ Tower," and the fht-Dig.ht he
·ways met. the·ll~oWing, someti!f!es tla'n-~e:i::·1' ~~ ~ • ..i.. .. the -L. ·-'. -ii.:.~ "I::·" ' a two:,e.i-.couriahlp they
gerous limes wKb.·enviable potse · ~.~'."?' 11· :~:-: ~. '" ' J · 21 lttO 1n· ~. Her Perteet~-51" when she w~ sJ)lt pajgn Mrs. Nixon •• Una what 1;~·.; '· ":-1.1" .• une .-·'• · • • """'ker · ..: ·· · · .. ~ ,·· tbo4&1!t was the-' moat imp(Jtant'. 'R•./'·~... -,.111 ,'.":", ... ' on and th• <1"'•"° !"In rio~ng !n ea•·' oh• dlll<t.:her'~'·band ... d 'l' :-.. \; ... -!M$tea ... •·· •and while he acas on a Latin 'American t.9Ur with her "!"' or ·~ · ,.. QD. "''" .. · .----"''N:~ 1 • ~' husband in DSr tndVed 8 mlli• .. -aide ,fi1m. The . ·I can do is:cllet!r him up:'/.'.. '·(J, , •• '.Jo avy from 1H2-M she .,,. . ~r · · · · ' ' ., .. '" .,_ ·~ oiert in Ottum to oomf!\errt,:, ··:~'ii as brave as a,ny m~ , P.8~ ~~ .. •• ,J. •.O bei ~~hiin. Whe:ft ,he WU =~ ~ evei:.meL ~e w.a.s c~m when'a pJane Mrs. Nixon doe.!n't nae her hus~1 ·J~Y!~~'P~lhe 'went bact to Sa
In Which they wer~Jlytng several yea_rs .. but it!a possible she nap herself. She Ji:;.~~ U~ ~}er.the V~
ago los! ap 'enlliqt,. over the · Sahara ~ a ~~1 ... --1u-h. and she. Jn..·· ' . -~. ""-saved 0 --• _ (0 Dese " " ·f'"r'""!!f. _., , I""'-._. ... .....,.., .......... -r. . . ~ ·c"tt: , """'"" ... oney as
rt .. i. , ~ • · aist.s. on .~ hehelf .io utra eff9"r ··~····· · 1~ado"9paytnenton 'ahouse
.P"RWATE AUDIENCE · '\ Sht~a ,~wbatahecallla~youl'll\f~'1\. : . '!~ baclt, bu\'mucb ot the ~ ~;· . ,,. "'. .. ~ eri.1 I dOn t like people to.w~ on.•me.lJt~: "· Into flUpcjilg his f at poll The· ~.1 J>r~es. too, she takes 1n • 1 eaSl:er to do soriietblng for ·~." ' . .,_: ·titai'~Wn · II' • atrid~, .~ "flJs.~ with t~e QU~J\.of Sbe staned •Nrly 'dbinf-·dun11 fQf..,; ~~-'°~ lff'.'."!.~ he WU
EngWid_ ~the _j':inperoc of JaJ>"!'. ~· , . ben<K· '"--and oihOn-. ··; . ; • ,·:.-::1.-.· I dtdn' ~ · .. w~n llie..w.as gi~en a private ~u<ne;nce . -~ '.,.Sbe '~aa bom March 11, ~fIJ, In' .~·~~~i·-. flrat' 1.~ '1' ·politjcs.
With .~·~.V.of Mor~ -Nev., buther:'faUM!l'WilllaMRtan, "wu, ~. -~~-~ & m-:-,~·-" ~e ~ya~
the, fit4t11t01nfP ·'!>. pnvileg~ -!J!e·i.ot -~ · 'J,rW. tle sal<t I wai St. PatriCk's•bi&. ... · • .i.. .. ·· . ~aya ~ irFi~.ih.I~ ~ aloog i~~ hl~,io well ·sh~·e~ up C'tJMomand"calledmePat,:ao1·Jli~ ,_)~~:.:r\h·~~t ~ng coonlry.
cmv~=·while, W held his 2--year-old .• al~ya celebrated Mircb.17," lbe ·~' l' ... ,,-'8et .. PAT NIXON, Pa,. 14)
daugtitJl('.in bet lap. · ... ··.·~ ) · 1 ... , 1 She ~·wfthieonf'ldenct and Usured .· ._ • ", , "", *" . ~ ' I
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Lights : Contest
strings o1 outdoor Christmas liiblJ will be
prommently dioplayed by merehanlJ in 30 Hun!·
ingloo Beach stores in cooperalion with the women'•
DivilriDD Chamber of Commeree, sponsors of the
a'nnuar'Christmas decorating contest.
By otreuing the ~r lighting now, members
Jt the. WOmen's di~ f~ it will provi!le. ample
opportunlty !Or Jtqirii,t\'il-~ I<> leave •~I• of liabts,
ilid<len. and, b••• of ~ in conaptcuous places
where husbands will be·(wre I<> 1ee them In Ume I<>
lUI up holiday decorations and enter the cont._i.
· 'Light! and outdoor extehsion cords will be
bown beginning F/\day, Nov. U, In Thrifty Drug
. ;«ire, Alpha Beta Markots, TGY'1, Hi-lo 1lrug
ltore; Von's Market; ·l).ve · Points Hardware, Allen
1rug Sl<>re, Grant'•, ·Zody's and all stores .In Hunt-
,~ Center. '""' · -t1 --'---....
Serving as cH•irmt\11 ¢ the oulJide lighting con-
st is Mrs. James.F. 9traeban. ' '
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A HAND FDR ~U,SBA!1.DS ,-Hoping th~ man ot'lh_e house will take over the
decorating chore .ate (left to ngbi) Marcy Sl!Jlchap and Mrs. James Strachan,
assisted by Mrs. Robert Wall. The women are members of ttie Women's Divis-
ion, Huntington Beach Chamber·of Commerce; sponsors of the city's annual
Christmas decoralini coolest.
Deadline for th• tlit/!sloo'1 Woman-of.cl!e-Y•ar
ominalions has i.e. extended I<> Friday, Nov. 15,
1ccording I<> Mn. W!ll'Jenklns, chairman.
Respome from .n& retldetrta nomlnatlnl "un·
sung heroines" bas 1*"!' e1ceptional tlllJ year, Mn.
Jenkins said. • ', . .
Organization• and iildlviduals who have not •uh-
mittetl a name In nbmlnatioll are lnvjted to do 141 by
wrltiltg the Women's Division, Hunllniton Beach
Chamber of Commerca, in care of Mn. Jenlllns.
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NlllginJ and pricing articles wblelJ promise to en-
tice, lhQppers are repreoeuljltiyeo of botlj ~
(left to right), the Mmes, ltoberl l>!arq~ Joe
Burke, Charle• Seeley ~ Ricllard ]doeller.
Novelisf'"-pt~righ~ •
Booked for Lectures
'\.. . ! Two ledurea by well-known
1111 rile wu .~ ....W~ title the book "I Also novOn.t and playwright, En>',
In six cyearl lhe' llW bbn Ran. manuel Roblet of Paris will
elected a· e o n I ~ ,;1 a m a n,.. . After N i x o n ' s calif omia be heard by tlie Aruance Fran.
senator, vice prealde't. gubernatorial ~feat the fami· calse de la Riviera calllor-
The tint. ion How I Ci'ute
'My Charicler$, will he .gtyen
at I P .. m. next' Ftldiy in the
Marm.n Library,.and on -
day at 3 p.m, ·hi the
MUCkentha1er Cultural Center,
'lbrougb it aP. 11ll' hls (:Im-·ly moved to New York in niennt.
paJgn toun there was his· el-. 1112.. Mn .. Nb.on witf!drew !J?:
flclent. organized, 1oyal wife, t.o a v~ pleasant private µte
writing letters, t y pt n g from which she ~rged o!11Y =Dr•':..:~~ CeJebrates speeches, m a t 1 n g ap-this year to campaign best~
polntmenll and thee whl!kln& her husbancl. on to tbe iaimerous women's For five years they have
gatherings lived in a gold-and-white l~
"I don't · f the fanfare room Fifth Avenue apartment care ,or in the. lllDt building with Gov.
of polltlca.,and Id rather work Nebon A. llockdeller, One
behind ~ ICeDel as • th1ni she , bu: missed in her
-· lhe ..,., cily Ille ii gardening, wblcb _Jlni:o _Jhe ~ tl\at U lhe baa __ a llldong pw1on,
...,, 'll'l<lle a book about her Her llusband, lhe U,YI, likes
ea-Ip uperiences I h e In play the piano and hav~
, : • everyone join In s""1ng. He
•t · , --play hy w< •aJid II he :· Alumnae h•d ..... "' -hi! -•! he could have been a concen ~ • planLst," sbe saya. He pre!~ ~ the serloul claui~. and she • f . llkea In !IJtee tO ngliier mu.le • • Orm Ing and read hl!torlcal iiovell,
:· 1 tll1:· t!!~on~~=·: i Delta Gamma alumnae In ideal wife" in' 1907 bl1· the
• the lllmtinal<io Beadurea are 1fomemaken Fonun. '&.iii 11•1 ~ laYlted In au...i ae crganlu-· u a lllilfty -···that C t1ona1 metl1nc for the aororlty lhe deplores wule In govern-
: at l p.iD.. tomorrow Jn the ment. "I'm 90 savtna myself. ~ -of Mn, Harry Riegel, I lovli In pe thinp In people
H1llltiqlnn Harbour. and I feel I can U l'm not
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?,. Tbe Provinee a I a m n • e extravagant" ~ will allend the UnW me moved ln-'~ew ! , pthetfn& In uplaJn I be York :!he bought her 'clothes
!· lormallonola-group. of! the rack-a ~eel me : • '"Ana Delta Garn.mu are 10 -but now she's wearing
; :4~::.;":e a::l =sure~~ . .:! • llr callln( 1llra. Roser Wee-In her kneel.
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• on admli> In a deep faith. • "' the wife of • public · Work P ty a..,. lhe m ... llllttly -know :: a r worry and deep -,over
: : her husband'• aalety, But lhe ;: Scheduled aaya: "Faith comea In, ... ther • thin fear. You have to have ~ A -party liu been =fai=th=ln=exqt,=· =·=·
• achoduled for memben of the
! Newport Harbor A 1 u m n a e : -lion ol Kappa ll<lla .. ...117. '!be Thunda,J, Nov.
' H meetfnc will lake place
al ' p,m, In the home of
: 1llra. Donald Feunteln,
• F.ac:b member bu been ask-
• ed In brlD( materials for mot-
:: Inc -1 .. aids -by •• Ibo Qilld Deftlopment Center
': ol U-c.r.bral Palsy In
: : 11111a AnL ne Development :· c.t.r...:..:.,,. -.u.n·· :: =Wm -· , A colfee : P;la lbw lnfmnallon can he
, , ~ ........ by calling Mn,
: ~-E. Palmer, IM-1157.
Bazaar Opens
m Canino Real Woman'•
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11< -1 Cl:dntm.u 8 IS• a r ~ -JI LIL fl' t p,111, Salur-~ .,, Nert. 11.
leino OV9fW91Qht con Ol'ltv
befvnnvlo-wl>oworo -.-ht. Thocl;go, Th. snick.en. n.. iokN.
You con '.t..stop th.t.k>.k.._
Bot VOi.i COii do~
ot:>out YoCJrself.
If 't'OU 'r• ovtrWeiQht, come
ib Weight Wotc~
Here, YOU OOl'l leoM to
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Wotcheri lntwno~ ........ -"°""ol OfOgtOM. Thtfe Q,. l'IO
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Members
Rewarded
An awards dinner wm honor
membera ol Jl'oantaln Valley
Beta G""""" chapter, Epoiloo
Sigma Alpha, tomorrow, · In
P'rancoll nstaurant. -
Hosteasea Friday will he the Celebrallng their first six
Mmes. George E n d r e 1 , months as an orpnh.ed club
Edward Grey, Robert Hub-~" '" the Or•-• ~--• bard, Lesler M•••• Dennis •m oc -~ --• Mothen of Twlm.
Woodrich and Richard Hartje, The ll"'UP.,,... at 7 lnnlahl
while on Sunday guesta will in Francois rtltaurut, Ht&
lrvibe, reooM~~-~wthe~~· Ungton Beach. Ill ~. · ~ Guest speaker will be
field, Maurice lie lloblrt ErMA R, Hl&h, clel<dlve Ray~Gam~---· "~-.unt and nine -year
Receiving awards will be ·~ comPldinc llis rtUl!lol .. -with the 11-.-
the Mm... William Welnet: In Alprla wf!tre le WU b<n, l'<>llol Depa!lment who bolds
first degree, Palla1 Athene, Rob1'8 1CaJ1e4 a-breer 'In aliacl<JlelllnAlllido limllar
"lfl.lllam Guthrie,. 1 e c on~ ~ bt: ~ on '° JD o1Hia toptc 'will ht ·
degree, ·Pallaa Aflllne. IJlll·, ~.°'~ ,(;lijti& Ud S._..._ ,
Kenneth KJel!m, LouU Bacca, later SoUth Am«lca. All mothen of ~-· the Larry Evana, Micky Flynn ' ••~ ID
Georae Freiw&ld w 1 y n ~ It was in 1$37 that 1te met area are krvited to join the
Hutinga Jim au'nter Helen Camua arii! the lonowtng year -and a·d d i ti on 1 l Jn.
Poe and' Eleanor RupPel he wrote his firsl. boob. formaUon may be obtained Mi-a AJ Hackmeilter ii in . Several of his novels have 1by' ' calllftc Mrs. Ch r I 1 cbarp or d 10 n er ar-Ob~ · irnptrlant literary Schnelder, m e.m be rs h Ip
rangementa: prizes. chairman, 847-5559.
Las Olas
Projecting
Volee Pro)ectlon-will he ,
demoNtrated ill' Mn, Frank
Young wbem Lu 0 I as
Toutmbtrell Club . me e t s
t.a1a11t at 7:IO In the a.rtslcle-
ccndomlnlum. datlhoble, Bun-
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Mn, l'fllllp BII1ingtllll will
be Tm••nbCn!M. am Miss
JOfl SeDm wlD oiler table
lnplca, Mn. -Adams iln ~ t11e Pofllamentary
paUIO and Mn,· W JI I la m
Wpodrull !rill evaluale the meeuna.
llOo diets. AtWe)91tt
Watchers, you I.am fo
,.«Ncote 90tlng trlablts.
Thit program workt.
We've MC!.'it:f'!jLall O't9C
the WQ!fd. ThlJ tfme•
don't try It alone.
Come totMon. and
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THE GREEKS HAD A WORD FDR IT
And they too expressed. love wah 1 ring,
From the top:
Our exclusive Swinging Seta, Lt•'*° wm be aervec1 .,._11...,.,tolp,m. lbioC
• .. ... Ill Ille Ilona Point FREE INMODUCTOltY SUSIONS • ~2~5~50-$495-$295 -$275 •
Y•wt o.,,. Acr.•••• w.1,.--l•ttlAM.Mm. t c ,,, a..,,.. Tuatday, Nov. 19, 9:30 ....,. o< 7:30 p.m,
Mwcwry S•l'ffif1: i Le•• A.1Ml•fl••
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Comp!-Lino el FINfll-Acc-rloo
OllE Wiii .DBMRY . -.c.n for ,_ ..,.,,,.,.
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Olal --Club of
llUnllnlft» -.. the -end aJid fourtll Wedneodoy at
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llEAll !IANcy: . . l'v••lr•llllrled
my Cllrlalmu lhap-
plng whlCh· ll.stvlnc
me a ttlli ~
on tbe home llopl.
Alter .• d&J' of plllb-
11>& ~ stores, I'm '®. tired
to ... ~ dln!ier. When I 111111..t to
my husband -that we
10 out to a reslaur·
an~ be blows .up ond
acts u if he were •
buMd. He' do&n't evtn want to H:e a
I've bouihl. Ind says be'd lib to shoot
' .... Jnld· Arr--In cuoen>lo -side--I p Ind lllr In \I cup hoavy
-. Add 'la pound sr•tod Gruyero
-· I cup dry wJitte wine, I cup
-boullloo, .\\ teupooa dry mualard . ml!! I teupooa .. prlb. Pour ever lnMI.
' -ID • deFff oYen for » minutes er umu pafllll .... brow.Ji. Thia .....,.
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.'J"bis •eek we hiive. two Upa for U.
harried -wlih a calendar·full of
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD IARL KILLY
" -Honored •t Twe RectlJ!f*'•
Hacienda Heights Rites • Sarita GblUi: • , .
• -• ~ ' ' I I If my manilae ls going to surv,.ve tM
• :N)ellde -·I ,_ I'll have to coot ilJiii>e\', fOouore a< Jill. Oo you lliiow any
qfljelde ilblioi? ' BUSHED SHOPPE!\
~BUS~: It Isn't Iron dellctency
11111. alveo a ~ -blood, ii'• gold 4<-
; m-. potles coming up. The llrtt la
a gourmet meat l!W'ket that prepares
meall fur portles. One of lhelr sreat
specialtiea is a Port Tenderloin Am~
dlne wlllcb ll oeuoned, rolled and llulfed
with a!Jnoods. It'• truly an elegant party
dish that tutu lite a kK ol wort.
All you" do ii rout it IDd smile
mysterloo.sly when guests aak for tbe
Mexican ' Chrisf.mas · \ · · · ':,
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his wife'• hard day lri-the storu apendlng
hb money. Why.not let him relar and try
and forget ·tha~ the hagpy holiday season
is almost here?
hmtead of-<lraaglng him oot to ,...lllur·
ants. thla is. the time he needs nutr:ftioui,
home cooked meals to bulld him up .-for
those JaiNary billl. ~Ide dlnnen ""
all rliht u lon1 u tbey don't lute goof·
off. . •
Here's a tasty CheeR casserole that'•
simple to prepare and d>ea~· lt'• ideal ftlr
the bazlkrupt-loolaore ........
. . Trim crust.I "'from II:r lllces of white
bread. er..m I lllbleopoons butt.r with
·I · clove of prlic, crushed Ind sPr-J
HoroscoR'i •
recipe. 1 .. •
Another speciaJty is flank ~ roUed
and stuffed with polish aauaa1e or ham
Ind cheese. Our • oecond dlocovery ii
a place that pttpares tradltioeal Englllh
dishes ~t might have graced a Dickens'
Christmas table. What could be more
fittin1 for Ye Yu~Ude season than steak
and oyster pie or , a game pie, made
with pheuant or parbidp?
These are only~ two of many de.lectable
dishes, 1nc1uc11nc a putt -. 11...,e ~ 1that they mate -ready to heat
and """'•· Tbio game pie, incidentally,
is 'made in December, but is worth
natlng fur futu.. ~-
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• spedalty aervlces may be found, call
The 'DAILY PILOT at SU-4!21 aild uk
for "NANCY'S HINTS."
Leo: · Protect · Assets
Faculty Wives' Theme Do••lhf Ellub•lh .
A Muican Christm~ " i 11 Studabaker and Roger Alan . auistuw: in November will
be featured during the meet-
ing of the Huntinfton Beach
High Scbool . Faculty Wives'
Club at 7:30 tonight ln the
home ol M,n. John Greenfield.
Demonstratiom OG how to
make various types of Christ-
mas decoratiom and holiday
foods to be tasted will be of·
fered members. Direc tions on
how lo make decontions Ind
recipe_, also wW be provKted.
Wiesaner exchanged VOWI and be carried out with a papier rings before Cmdr. :Edward
1 nuocbe Santa Claus to be the H KICkU_.._ In the Fleur main attractlon · · ......... ~
Assisting Mft. Greenlfeld . de Lia Weddln1 Chapel, Ha-
.,. the "Imes. 'lllomu Har· clenda Helpb.
low, Waynt JO<-Rici> Parents of the bridal couple '·
ard Gruner and John. Napier. are Mr. and Mn. Davkl J.
Ofllcen .,. the lfmes. Hu-Studabaker Jt. ol Tultin and ·
low, prW.cient; C. Clyde Jam-former residents of Newport
es, vice president; Vernon ~ and r.osta Meu, and '
Vallercamp, lrulure<, Ind Mr. 111!'1 Mn. M. Robert .
Jorsemon, pJbHclty. ~ w1 ....... of Kalamu4o, Micb. .
Travel, Fashion Experts
Escorted to the altar by
her father, the bride wore
a lace and silt ora:ama gown · ..,
with a cathedral train. Her ·
elbow Jeqth Wuaion vell WU .
caught to iaco and seed pearl ·
pet.all, ·and lhe carried white
orclUdJ with 11adioll, centered ·
with repllcu of two white
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Speak Before AW ARE
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Travel expert Mrs. Pete A resident ol La~ Beach Miss Cathy Ebsen of Balboa .
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 14
By SYDNEY Ol>URR
Fulmer 1rlll join model Mrs. for the past 11 years, she Island, maid of. honor, wore
K1t Davis and fashion com-was 8 former hotel '"fRer, a floor length 1a1e taffeta
mthtat:or Mrs. Julie Connerley dlreeted the chamber of com· gown and carried gold colored , " on !hO prorram for Sooth .....,, wlille topaz frocU and
Coast chapter, Aw ARE merce for 5 years and created gold roses were selected f 0 r :
tracted. rush -you don't have to International next Friday· al and directed the Laguna Miss Candi Mltcliell of Corona
GEMINI (May 21.Jllllt 20): decide today. Act accordingly. 1:30 p.m. in the Revere House, Beach Winter Festival. de} Mar .and Mbl Pamela' .
Accent on security, property, Y1RGO (Aug D&pt -i· TU.nin. Mra. Conner!~, who will Wiessner of Kalamuoo, the Value for Yout lnv,_ent. Be · · -· The .....,._,..n will follow • ~~ ..a .... _ ho
"The wise man , controls his
t destiny . • • Astrology points
Qun I portant to d 'bility r· .. aa~ join Mn. Davia is 1poWghting bridetroom.'1 am~," were perceptive. Read between tbe m •tu Y pout 1:30 p.m. social hour~ 7:30 opportunities for women in the the bridesmaids.
lines. See through superficial of new contact, project. You p.m. dinner for members, world cl fuhloa, la the mother Fred Wlesmer of Van Wert,
indications. Key ii ~tyr are attractive. Romanilc in-friends and husband.9. or: 11.J: dilldren and bu five Ohio, aerved hia brother as the way."
.,, AIU&! {M~ il·Aprll 19)o
--: ~Your work -and health
~ dominate attention. Key is ~.,: pacing: Know where you ·art
.:_ going -and why. "Improve
..,:,. relaµon. withc.-ialei. E1-
-: change ideas and confidences.
.i Open up. '
• TAURUS (April 20-May 20): !' Creative urge is sparked. Yoo
' come. alive. UUllze det.ermina·
tlon to achieve goal. Some rriay
-uk you why, where -but
t key is to fOllow throUgh on
., momentum. People are at--
utilization ol ·-"'ence. TnlSt teriude could be -··•·-·'. During the gathering, Mra. ··•·•"•--· and .......... the · -.-· ............. -Uy-·•d tof sr~~, be>t man, ---.. older .Jl'UIOD. Appreciate beauty that sur-Fulmer, curren ¥4-en sh e started a slow come. 100 pesta to their 1e1ts were
CANCER (June II.July D )o rounds you. Clrcumstancee Mennal&, 1.aguna 8 each back Into tbe field sbc yun Chrlllopber Braonlgan and
Good lww 1.upect today .coift.. turn in yaur favor. Chamber of <;;ommeree, will ago and now flDda heneH Chuck Allen.
cides with ideia, menll:f ac-LiBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. D): tell how~ :a_ltud tl:ie travel coo rd In at In I and ccm-Circulatm, the rue• t
Uvlty, possible short J<Wney. Hidden qualities ""'1" to fa<e. l.~ "! •• ···'· men'*·""' ao ayerap ,., ......... at the recoptl,...,,oa>tf!JI
Profit could result· fr11b ef· . Aura of glamour Surrounds ~ · three llMJW1 a Wa,t for cUf.. tbe dllplf wu'Xlll ~·
forts. Be sure of messages, you.Manyattlntrlgued.Don't HB "other• ferent lfOUI"· . Studahaker.of·EJ CetTlto, '
directions, Instructions. Get be afraid of dlsplaylni your M • Mn. Davia, who hu served bride'• niece. Alslating was
going. · talents. Show off good points. Hun~ Beach Blue Star u a double for Ellu:beth Miu Linda Dady of Santa
LEO (July ZS.Aug. 22): No day to be ezcessively ally. Mothers, Chapter 2, •ta•e Taylor in several mOYles, does Ana Helgilts.
Money, possessions gr a·b SOORPIO l<>ct. SS.Nov. 21): ~ the aecond Mondays photography and fas h Ion 1be hl'ide la a gaduate
spotlight. Protect. assets. Some Accent on enjoying . through at 1:30' p.m. in Lake Park modeling locally and in San Corona deJ Mar High Schoq
may try to convmce ~ that creaUve efforts. Satisfacilon Clubhouse. · Francisco and New York. aJid · a former member
products are useJes,,. But~ g~ through job well done. ReseriaUorui for the everit Bethel U7, Job'a Daughten:,
on to what you own. Don't Know th.ls and give your all. may 'be obtailJed by ,calUng Newpwt Beach .
Draw upon hidden resourcu. Laguna Group ·· the Mmes. ·R. N. Steward, Her husband is a graduate
Westminster Accents
Civil D~fenseJ Flag
I t Colla Mesa, ~; Paul o( Kalamuoo Central Hip 'Friends provide P ea 1 an American Legion · AUJ:illary Erwin, Laguna Hills, 837·7947; School, has served with
wrprise. of Laguna Beach gathers at William Roley, Laguna Bea~, U.S. Air Force and now
SAGITl'.UUUS (Nov. n-a p.m. the leCODd and fourth fM..9151 , or Ray Tyrone., Dana returned to bis studies 1
Deel 21): Professional en· Thundays in the Legion Hall. Point, us.m. Western University.
deavors likely to meet wilh1L-:::=====~~~=~======~~====::.:~===== SUCCUI. Key ii to be pen~g
tent, thorough. -are but temporary. Bring
frame of preference into
focus . Work with tools at
Civil defeme will be eI·
plained by a .apeaker from
the police department when
the Westminster W om a n ' s
Club meets at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow in the civic center,
8ZOO Westminster Ave.
Mrs. David Amel ls in
charge ol tht proQam.
Marie Ulrtcb, fotJrth grade
student at Gill School, will
be presented w\th a $25 sav-
ings bond hY Mn. Raymond
Wolfrom f..-her winning
essay, "What the American
Flag Means to Me."
Certificates will be awarded
to the wbmen in each of
the scltoo1a participating, In-
cluding Al1J<ll! CbieCo, An-
derson; Terese Mc Sb an e,
Bldsed Sacrament; Deborah
Fisher, Boos; Connie F""ier,
CltUi Janet Sheleny, De
Mille; ' Anita Chawla,
Eutwood; Teresa GaJencher,
Goldemrest; Richard Schalow,
Meain.; . K a t h y Carpenter,
Midway City; Chuck Spade,
Schroeder;. Ricky Mableu, Se-
quoia; Pamela Camp, Spring-
dale, anil Frank RicizlJano,
Willmore.
Mn. Wolfrom is assisted by
Mn. Emory Clifton and Mn.
Walter Connon.
Hamb.urgers, Turkeys
Feed Bazaar Sh~ppers
band.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 11-Jan.
19): fine for strengthening
penonaJ philosophy. S If I
through Ideas; choose the
best. Important to select
quality over quantity. Bargain
offered today may prove cos-
t1y. Walt, observe -analyze.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ,
II): Money affecting one close
to yoo dominates attention.
Key is lo cooperate with fami·
ly memben. You need moral
backing. Problem which ap-
pears large can be solved.
Ae<enl diplomacy.
PISCES (Feb. 1 .. Man:h Ill)'
Permit others to Rt pace,
take iniUatlve. Time ill on
your side. You can afford to
wait. Study partnership pro.
specta. You may get op-
portunity to flnal1u agree-
ment. Be very roallatk:.
MemberaoftheWeaimlnlter ~ the day, and IP, TODAY ts YOUR
Au1Uiuy, Veteran< Of Foreign tlckots'fot \hi event wUi be lllRmDAY your curloolly ii
Wan, will apon.aor their an-$1 .50 for adults and 75 cents great ; you wr:fte, read and
nu•I bazaar ..and d l n·n·e r for chUdren under tZ. Pro-study. Changes due whlch
belwten 111.m. and 8:30 p.m. ceeds will ltenefit holplt.11, btjng greater opporti.mlty for
tcwnorrow, \.n Peet'• Fami· cancer 'and National Home travel, marriage.
ly .Colonlal Terrace Room. fundl, , 1;:::=======;11 Hamburgen, pies and coffee The pqblic is invited to at-
wUI be llerved during tbe day, tend the benefit Ind additional
and a complet. turkey i!lnner lnfonp>aU.. may be obtained
wUl be sened bqlnn1ng al •by cam., Mti. l'Jclwln -· " 5:30 p.m. ~ m.o.t7, or Mn.
Prises will" be awarded ci...i. F. O'Hara, llHSll.
Shop ·Early for
·HOLIDAY SEWING!
. HELP WANTED
SlJYICK 'IWBOS
W• 11.,.. C•r••r •,.•11htt1 '•'
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WH!TE TERRY CLOTH · · 69' YD. 36 . wide
GA-BARi:»INE . ,--3·· ~Q~ 100~. Polyester. 45" wide Reg. 1.91 , ~YD.
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Satin st6ped check ' YD.
45"' wide Reg. 1.69 , ------------·-·-·-4 ·-·-SKTRt:l~t-iGTHS l.s· 9Y" W'ool ond w6ol blends ..,
-54 to 5~" wide YalMs to 4. 95 .. -·--
MRS. ROGER A. WIE5SNER
R .. 1 ... Plodtes
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for 'lelf.Jined. insulated
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cil,stopi ·m~de draperies
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-. including labor 71.82
order DOW ~ Chrlatmao deliYOl"f
All the advanta11es of lined dra·
'peries withoµt the weight Qr extr<:i
elrpen:se. The lining is woven inlo
the back of the fabric· to prote¢t
, your draperies from 8un and heal
·Allow one month for delivery.
Hardware and installation extra.
fabriobytheyard, 2.'9
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)'Out n.cffst~!Oll..free: May Co;
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.... ---ond pedmenlol drq la pending..,. ...,._ .. tnnqoillbm. and provol ol· the l'ederll Drue
Ibo ;;i.,; lft zer-t ol -· Dr. Kalu "tna-WS ... "~~ aakl .
Ibo .-.. at -lilep Qlmal m..pm, pi1ll, boll> ad tllal IP.Piil" to bl ideal' b a r bl t 'rate 1 and nqa-
-. • cc. I'd l • 1 to bulJ!luralos, marbdly'reduce
-al lJCLA. • the llllCIUlll ol dreaming aletp,
Dr. ,\nQlally Kaloi al the be notect When U..y ore sud-PIYdllal'l' .-. and cleoly withdrawn from people
Brain Belelrcb In 1 t l tut e who hive been taking them
nported. CID hll ~, at . for a long period, an excea.aive
Uninn!l)' ED«wloo'1 ._ amount of drwninf, lncludin&
pmlum on "Sleep, Dreams , nf&btmarM, Ulµl}Jy occurs. 1 and Jnnnnl•." Dr. Kales believes that these
Normally there II a natural pl\fliologic and behavioral
)lrOil'Olllan from the deep ~ following d r u I
Nae ol oleep to llJh!tr otagea withdrawal favor the develop-
and dreamlni lleep. Tbae ment ol dru1 dependency ud
phw ol lleep are charac-addk:lloo.
teriJec1 by cliflmnl pattum In....,....., however, pa.
of brain wav61, ......sod on tlenla may benefit from drup
Ille ~ that reduce the -ol Nonnll, bea1tbJ, r e a t f u l drum.Ing sleep. For example,
aleep appoan to require a people who have ulcerl tml h1'b ...,.,.!age of dreaming to secret. more stomacli acid
sleep. Tht two dru&f ~~ during_ dreams and b e a r t
to produce the r •q u l f'e d attackt occilr mo.!l often dui'·
antOCJ11I ol this t)'pt ol ~-~this phase of sleep.
OCC Girls Get Wings
For High-Flyjn,g Job
Slll)'.,.ven girla eqer to
lave the ground for a h!ib-
111tnr -nctlved winged pm in a recent ceremony
at <lrlftp Coul College.
'nit gbU: are new memberr
ol the OCC llrllne st.ward611
_..,,. Although they have
been In the program since
the fill .._i.r started, of-
fldal recotn!Uoa does not
come until they have fulfilled
_, nqulrements.
In addition to pualng .....
pretty rigid """"1fng pro-
<*luns, the &iris mu.I put
in at 1eut fGur hours ol COID·
numity .ervice before they
qualify !« their wiogs. 'They
got In their foor boon and
m.ny more'.
First of all, they were
hocitesaes for the women ' 11
Olympic swimming trials in
Los Anj:elea. They served at
a number of dinners on the
OCC campus. But they topped
it all off by serving, at the
lnvtlaUoo ol the RA!publlcsn
Central Committee, al the
Anahelln. Ccmventicn Center
election Jli&hl. 'llte fl\rls work·
eel from 6 p.m. to 1 :30 a.m.,
and 7' . ol them served ..,
hoste11e1 to the 10,CIOO persons
who jammed the center. The
llUlllber lncludedlCll!leltCOlld·
year &iria.
"We're not political.'' the
girls said. "We would have
helped the Democraia too tt
they ha'd ui:ed ...
In the eertmony at OCC,
Dr. h"orman ~-Watson,
superintendent ol the Orange
Coast Junior ColleJe District,
gave eacll girl her winp ahd
COlll'•tulat.d her. '!Ill girls
lllo beard an adduM by
Ricbatd McClurg ol the 0GC
Afr TramportaUoa Depart.
ment.
Gina Hernandez, vice -1·
dent of the campua club of
the stewardesses, Theta
Sigma, modeled the fil1lt
uniform ever worn by an
airline stewardess In the U.S.
The caped costume, from the
air museum in Chlcago, is
designed especlllly for llhort
girlJ, since no girl OVlr' 5
feet 5 lncbes tell ... """'lllecf
back in 19211. • 'The pl ....
weren't u tall then.
1be airll are now fully ac-
cepted in the tw~year pro.
gram at OOC. Graduates to
date have found knmedfate
emj>loymenl.
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• ·:: UCI Opens 'Golden Apple';
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-Jimmie Rodge.rs ,
Resumes -Career
~ ~-~l!INll ~IJllrltyl
"'Ille Tllne .Cwc.kolds"
OPENS FJiDAY
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df"'PUWI Tffa,4nf -~"A. a(IUITMIU CAllOL .. Repertory ·Stages 'C~ckolds'
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·:: Oroopi CoUI ploy,.... cu ,
·tom boc:1t the dock • ...,IUTY :or tWo tlM ~;wffk with the
opeoina ct~two old·tlme, ellbara~ c • ,4 v,. e d pro.-
dtictloos ol Uc Irvloe ....
Soatll CoUI &~-•
The UC! altering, -'• IMl&lit, Ii ''Ibo 'Golden Ap.
.:)le,'' an opdated "Oddy11ey ..
... onsplpled lo the .......
Unitocl Slota .at \!I' early
lllOO'll-' ~R · lellowi Friday
wllb; ·~ · n.-Cuckolds;"
a liun>jlOID plect IOI In Ille
cluslc .........U. llyk.
"Golden Apple" _.i... 18
' be • minlcal eatnil'U"-
with+ .: larlle cut CCJll)o
• plima>ll!d by SI alngm and
dancen, 12 ads .... 110 period
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Clayltfl ~. UC! dean
· of f.int .UU, ii directing the
'. John J.a,toucbNerome Moroaa
mulical, w~tb W and COi-
. 'tum.. by Ridlon! Trlpldt and
two-pi.ario accompaniment by
Arnold Juda anil L a r r 1
Gordon ..
Featured ln the Irvfne cut
an Jerry ~an, Ellen
Robinson, Betty T e s m a n •
Robert CUrrier, Mart
Ericksad, Pame.1a W e 1 p ,
• James White, Judy Ed&erley,
Sylvia Jilli.., Donna Fuller,
·stevei · Warner, . Sr u c e
Bouchard, Pal NO 11 e t t ,
'1bomas Amboriy, John · Hag-
gard, . Les Watanabe and
Stephen Nisbet.
The musical w:lll b t
presented fo~ ei1ht
. perfonn•-· tonight through
Saturday and Nov. 20-%3, at
• the Studio Theater on the UC!
: qmpus\ Ticket reservations
are available at 83J..8617.
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LOVERS ·TOAST IN 'GOLDEN APPLE'
UCI Pl•yer1 JerrY Grou11m•n and Pam ,W•ip
Gacy Cotter, plays the role and Walt B1rclWd. Final
ol the devil. performances are' Friday •and
Directed.by Martin Benson, Saturday with reservations'
the prodtt.ction was designed . available at 8.17-3210.
by John Arthur Davis . and * * * feat~~ 1_?riginal songs by Ron Also winding up a two-
Thronson. The play marks the weekend nln ls • ' T h e
first use of SCR's ·flexible . Torchbearers," presented by
"The Three Cuckolds" ls staging design in the Costa the Garden Grove C I v i c . South Coast Repertory"a an-MW tl:le'ateJ:, being set on Theater with John Craig
nual adventure Jn commedia . a three-corner thrust stage directing. . -
de!' arte -preceded by assembled by the c&!t as the The George Kelly comedy
'"1'artuffe," '• T'h e Man-show opens. is on stage Friday and Satur-
llr.agola" and "Tbe Miser." ''The Three. Cuckolds". will day at the Hare ·School
~An anonymous 'play, it pre-be on the ·itfge of the Third auditorium, 12012 Magnolia
'3ent! three errant husbandl Step Theater, 1827 Newport St., Garden Grove.
intent on affairs with each Bl\td.; Costa Mesa.-Thursdays * * *
Courtroom
' Play (.ast
,Announced
A'yn Rand'• courtroom
drama "~Night ot'Janilary
18th" wlJI be the ne%t ~
ducUoo of the We&tm.lmter
Communi!y Tbellter, which
has 'anoouocect ttie cast for
lbe play:
Nancy Welb, winner of the
theater group's best actress
award for last ~' l'l'ill
play the defendant, K~en
~e. · Janies E. Smith will
be seen a1 the defense at,..
torney, wbile .the district at-
torney will be played by Ron
Flllan.
A\80 f~u,rcl ·in the cast will
be Ann Filian u the '(ictim'1
wife, Joe swam·u the defen-
dmrt'1 father and Greia Smith
u the mafd . .completing the
cast art Aryid Malnaa, John
Burton, YvC}Me .Tardy, Gene
Tardy, Barbara Harries and
Chris Duran.
Sall)' Ci'oWley ii directing
the· ·drama, assisted by
Marguerite Myers~ w hi ~ e
techn1cal direction will be
handled by Al Jack.loo.
''The Night of January 16th"
opens Jan. 10 for a three-
weekend run at· the theater
building in the' Westminster
Center m a 11 , · Westminster
Avenue at Golden West S,treet.
Poitier Tops
NEW YORK (APl -Movie
actor Sidney Poitier ha s been
nained star of the year by
the National Association of
Theater Owr>ers.
SAN FllANCISCO (AP} -
One ol !lie enter\111/1.,...
world's most 11Jcce1~tut
finl<rl, ...... l•y "' • -lor alI weeu after btln&
found ... , dtalll .. .. l.oO
AnJ•len free~ay, haa reawned
bl• nlClt club a!OllU. weer.•
'· 'Jb!\'!!1• llod(ors, boldor or more than » plden ~ecord.B
-each llpllylOI -· !ban ... tnllllon "'1PM oold -said
J'rld•Y ,night• "I tWl tire. easi-
Jy., but 11'atf 1t0 b'1 it."
Everyddng, he added,
' depeodl -bis proving ~· be ii no longer nn,ect d(OlfD
ii • perlonner.
WJit': btada ol 1Weat from bis . • be slgbtd' .. As ol
now, I'm making it."
"TblJ h a lot different than littlnf 'around before the
caplet as with Joey," said
Rodgers, still breathing.deeply
after hll rirst ippeira.nce .in
the bo! spotlight following •
1ong and bazard'ous con-
valescense. He ref!rred to
' aeveral recent appearancea on
the Joey BlshOp show.
Rodgers remained in critical
COllsf.IUon from last December
unU1 JUiy, when the last of
~ brain operations was
performed.
"lt WU touch ahd IO for
a terribly long time," aaid
his perionil manager, James
Fltzgersld. ,
1ben be1an Rodgers' long,
qWel ncovery . period at his
home in Granada Hills.
An establiahed composer of
pop tunes, J.ocluding the widely
recorded 111t•1 Over," he ~t
Tisha Signs
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Tisha Sterling, daughter ol
Ann Solhern and fi9bert Sterl-
ing, was optioned for a sea>nd
year · Under her contract by
Universal.
· other's 'wives. through Sundays Wlill Dec. 14. "Sunday In New York ," thel·-=-----------11
.•. Aidinc all ttu-.. -•nd 'l'ickeu ·may be or d •" d seasoo opener at the Hwi· ••••••••••
himself u well -is the thri:io1h the box office at 646-lingt.on Beach Playhouse, goes • ._
devilish matchmaker Arlee-1353, back on stage ~ri~ay and • * ~oniglat * • ·=~,:~:!~~inn: wmm!up:two-!eeistint ~:~~1r;:,·s~~i~bertsen e SKI ·MOVIE .•.
inarareonltageappearance. al .the Mission Viejo High Marilyn Albertsen and Ran-1 The titk roles ate taken by School auditorium bl: the dy .Keene take the prominent . , , ' ·~ , •
Billy ¥f1ler aod newcomers Railcho Codimurtlty P'8yers' roles ·In the Norman Krasol: • Spaghetti Feed
Austin Kelly and· Georte comedy "Generation" under comedy, aided by Ron Filian • phi• •
Bareo<!. 1 the direction of Bunny Ham· and Ralph Quick. Ticket. can • DANCING •
Martha McFarland, Elaine mer. · · be reserved by calling SJ6. •
Bankston and carol Kr•""· Rey L'Ecluse. George 8'61. • * MR. OO'S *. the latter in her SCR debut, Schultz and Carole Neustadt • ZIA ~
porti'ay;.thewlves.JameaBax-head the Rancho cast, with--Tb :--. • -.souN:s • :u:s s~AsruP••
es is ca.st as the lover, Lean~ sup)Xlrting roles filled .bY, · 1,00 w. COAST HWT ••
dro, while another newcomer, Clai'k Farrell. Jim Newton •
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he Ai4 la air iold •ad sobeduleil fqr ne fall. ,
urm 'sun not o,vw the
bump, .. he uid, "but I b8d
to pt .. ck tO live.audlenc:el."
, t\1(1rne-sa I T , · ' · ' F" ~i "c A•:.r .,,-.. ·. •"·
Whal actuoUy happened In
that accldenL II months ago?
Jimmie still Clot.SD't know.
"The doctors qll ll Ponlal
amnesia, a niemotY. block,"
he ~-·~ >Imp y ... ~
remember.''
1be 3f.year-olil, singer ~ll
bas a ~~ga ineta1 plate
rep1aciol part of bis aiull
reD1oyed for brain surge!')'.
Ho "". mJured cin l>il, way home from a [IOlly last Dec.
Police said he was injured
either ·10 a fall at the party
or in a fall after an off-duty
officer pulled Rodgers off the
freeway on groundl he wu
driving erratically.
Rodgen has #'ed for $11
million damages, claiming he
was manhandled by jXllice.
What remains for him now
"is regaining my weight and
strength," he said. "Pe'rform·
ing again, I'll have to sacrifice
everything else to the s_how1."
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Holneowner Protection
Juat c:omplet.i and !Udy tosact Sntolaw ii·• new city Cllclt wbidi ln ..,.,,. we.y will a!ftct the lives ol near-
IY everyone ln·Huntmitoo Beach.
11 ls Ille-subdlvjslon law g<Woming some ol l!ie
111ajor !toms la'10lnd la plannlaf and builcllng housing
tncta. w;th ol>oul half ol the city yel to be developed,
Ill•"""' plenty ol; tttlden\lal build.Ing ahead.
'Thia new and progressive law wtll rnake It easier
(ar· all concerned witb building to follow the law• as
they v. wi:ittlio. Wllolesale e•ceptions to the codes
should be • thilll ol ,lbe past. · The Jaw~·the minimllm lot size at 8,000 square
feet at tbe lbsllltimce ol residenla 'W1lo felt lower area
rioqulrementa would cbeepeo lbO nveltment ol most
Hwitinatoo Beach bomeownen. ln addition. il>e people sad !het they felt ·smaller Iott •ere not suilable for to-
day's living. •
In tile pail, the 6,000 square-foot minimum baa been
subverted by several means to the extent that a buyer
could not be sure that a "stand8l"d'' residential lot met
the requtremenll! of tl!e law. 1
In addition, the planners and councilmen often found
lbemaelveo granting permission for tracts which had
features forbidden by the existing laws. Councilmen,
particularly, bad a difficult time in justifying exception•
for tracts on which no legal banlsbip coold be found as
reqW-ed bY state laws. · ·
'I't\e new ordinance establishes rigid standards in
some areas ol. tract design, yet ,allows a flexibility in
planning never before found in the local laws ·and sel-
dom found in even the IJlosl ·li~ral of cities,
Generally. the provi9ions Of the new code are de-
,;gned to allow builders . alltlll't unlimited latitude in
tract design once the minimums are melt.
Much of what is contained in the subdivision ordi-
nance bas been allowed in the pall! through a policy
A Commercial
Ad to Take
To Heart
It isn't often that a commercial ad
is worthy ol editorial commendation,
which matm it all the more pleasant
to call your attenUon to a quarter-page
ad tn The New York Times a few
weeks "Ill·
It WU placed there by Georges Kaplan,
a Fifth Avenue furrier in New York,
and the budline uked' "ll You -
Life, Wait 20 Yeara Before You Buy
Your Nert Leopard Coat F.rom U1."
Citirig Albert Scbweltze1"1 "reverence
for life" phllQIOPhy, the ad began ~
pojatir>J au! tbat ..... " the moat
beautiful -~ -eopeclollf Jeopard and cheetah -aM-fast disap-pearing from Africa.
"TllE,FANTABTIC prices that chfftah
and Ie°qpard akin! l:!rb;ta: at the fur dealers
have created a black market Jn wild
cat.s all over .Africa," the furrier advised.
"~.f P3t of the 1.kinl are tilled by poachers
and ffiegally shipped to Europe and
Ari1erica."
The company then slated that It .-..Jh.
ed Its refusal ta sell leopard and cheetah
coats might cost It many customers,
"yet there comes a point in Ufe: when
decency and reuon must prevail over
monetary profit."
And It urged American w o m e n
f!\'er)'Where "in the name or natu~.
in the name of beauty, in I.ht name
of life." to think consciMtioualy about
the disappearance of these gracefu]
animals.
IF FEWER cuslomers demand theae
leopard and cheetah skins, the hieh
De at
·Gloomy
Gus:
When, oh when, will Huntington
Beach parents ever get the point
across with their bike-riding young-
sters tb&t they're supposed to fol-
low the same rules of the road as
motor cars? I nearly ran over an-
other ooe this week.
-R. T. L.
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prices will come down, for then It will
no longer be worthwhile for poachers
and hunters to destroy the remaining
wild cata. "So, piease," the ad uraes,
"help us to make it unfashionable to
destroy a nearly extinct species."
In 20 years or so, if we restrain
our greed 'and ferocity, these animal!
may flourllh again to the point where
their 1kina may be used without en-
dangering the species. Meanwhile, there
are other beautiful pelts available from
all partS of the world -there ii no
reason to ask for leopard simply becaUJe
of its scarcity vallle.
THOSE OF US gravely concerned
about the rapidly vanishing forms or
animal life on this planet' have occasion
to be grateful to this far-s.i&hted furrier.
But I think his ad is wrong in one
r~: For every customer it may
lose, it will bring a dozen new one.
who apPteciate hls placing reason before
rapacity. Many fimus have yet to learn
that buic decency is also the most
effective business practice.
Furriers and fur-buyers everywhe~
ahould lake lhi! ad to heart; it calls
for wider circulation than one New York
newspaper, and it pleasts me to be
able to spread this conservation m!Mage befo~ millions who otherwise mighJ have
missed ft.
The Innocent Casualty
Proposition 3 has failed . The knockout
was a vote of no confidentt by the
people of California in the stewardship
ol their educathln dollars.
RegrelfuUy, a year, at least, in a
carefully designed plan of institutional
expansion hu been lost. And it is unllkely
that it can be recaptured.
~ l.nnocent cuualty ia the' avtragt
uruversJty student. the se.rioua young
.Californian whose main and laudable purpooe ii ta lurn.
RE AND IDS legitimate aspirations
have Wien victim to 1 combination
of weakness, arrogance and viol~.
000! of h1s own maklnc.
The likelihood of tNs melancholy
devek>pment was plain for all to att. ~. l!ehlnd their wall ol tenun
and under the ,Wse of academic
l.bedom. exceeded wtbt tolarance of an ~le who would Ill!• nothing better
,_ __ •• Ge .... I? --~
llolr 0<crp,
if, w11 .. ii out ol '°"" and I am )oil llaOe with only a maJd who
-ta twice a wed<. Wllat ii the -..., r.r preporin( • llbttle
"" lpobfl PAUL P.
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than to turn leaching over to responsible teachers.
A minority ol misguided lludenll, often
tncouraged and led by wrong-headed
professors, flouted the: law and tht
canons of ~tttnt behavior without regard
IOI' the ngbts or the sensibilities of
the majority of their peers.
ANO A BOARD ot Reatnl.!, inlo the
hands of which tht entire educational
system had been tnlrusted, failed to
exhibit even tht minimum of courage.
It is the resent.!' dilatory cooduct, more
than any othu factor, that impelled
the people ol California to the regrettable.
act.ion in knotting lhe educational purse-
atrinp. Furthermore, we may see evtn
more of the same react.I-On unless there
la substanUal change for the better.
It may be that lb! minorities of of-
fending proll!S80l"s and willful stude.,ts
will come, on their own, to perce.Jve
. the virtuea of l•wful1 decf:nt, patriotic
cooduct. AS of now. UU! appe.ars unlikely.
OUR HOP£. there:lort, muat reside
in the regents -In their mustering
the courtp to exercise the greal aulllori-
ty which they possess. The def .. t al
Proposition S1 which wt keenly rqret.,
must lta.ve no doubt as to the temper
ol the people. They •re sayin1, "Stand
up, Regents! Ftce your responslblllUea.
The future of our children b in )'OUr
banda."
San oteso Unl&e
lllatemem o( Ibo Planpfng C0QlnllalQll approved by the
City Oounc!i. lbe atalement "'°"lb! a me11ure ol. pro-
,,_ to a field wbidl bas bean prtlty dull and •Ill·
lll&g\D&Uve. 1t also brought problema Jn dni&JL which
will hauqtbameownen foty..., to come.
EIU!C\lnent of this cede Jntil law will ~ a mlleatooe
l,n giving residents of tile comm~ assurance that
they and their Investment In the city will be prolectad
in II>• future. At the ,.,.. thne It liiveo builders Iha
Oexibility for construction of lraC'ls featuring lbt new·
~I ot ideas in tile bomebuil.tlin1 field.
· Solving the Park Problem'
The ~reation and ,Park COmmission nieeti tonight
to decide what should be· done to provide Huntlniton
Beach residents With the .. tensive parl: system the
majority v<>l"li !~"!',NOY. 5 ..
Although a '6' million· bond pnp>sal failed to 1et
ille needed two-thlnls !Njorlty for Jfa•J•i• rpore than
60 percent o!. !lie pOople voUDg did ·•llY Ibey wanted the
park •J'Sten\. · . .
Since. general ob]jgation bonds"'" I.be cheapest way
to finance aqbiaition. al' parks, there i1 consideritble
merit to lbe idea ol trying again at a special election next year.
In addition 10 !lie possibilitY of a special election
the city -fiiaff al reedy' bas pi'epared a report Oft th~
poten1iel .of (edet,a.l J>~ .. rllpipe!IQD in .th~ part prograll),
particularly 1n•if)e largfilel>tral park at Talbert Avenue
and liJ!ldefi \yes1 ·filn.et. , , . Wit~ the ·ler~e favorable vole reconled the com-mis.~6n~'~ the City Council certainly have ' some obli~
gallon to provide the ci~with the park program throcnti any rea!OO&ble -· I meatll.
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H
ft~ Hu Seen Gruesome Marijt&ana Transformation . . . . . . .
B:rigJit Kids ·Beco:ro~ Filthy-Animals
. .
To the Editor : •
Ro~arding the letter (Mallbm<, Nov.
1) ffom ,"a highly 1paastve ~oyer 36'-"
1 woula imagin! that he or 'she li
barely "oV~ 35" 1 and -does not h11ve
1.!en-agera "that .have .Used marijuaria
for ·a couple of Y,qtt'I. P have seen
a 111Je8ome transfonn,atlon from two
beautiful, intelligent,-·kind, sincere, cltan
and intellectual .~ within two years.
into unreapedal?le, .• 1low-witted, ag~
grusivf!, dtfiant filthy animab.
They have not only lost resp!d: for
God, their families and. our laws, but
an . only loyal . ta their "pot.headed
peel'3 ... .
TO l.:EG~:~ana would 1)e
lo turn ~· .1)1 . .kldl into the work! with a load • p;Mo! and ulling th<m
thaJ it i, a water pn. Alter one
mmju""8' uetle· 1 ha>e-·.een ·~ ·
tum aweutve; derd:nt, lazy 'and lloppy,
an effect iWhich Juts 'for dayl.
We art unfortunate in alto having
an alcoholic in tilt famjly, but that
person, in her sober modlents, is one
ol the kindest, most considerate souls
ever devised. Over several years I have
seen her prepare holiday meals for 20-"30
people, a feat tha.t not one. "pot-head"
could accomplish. 1 doubt if they coUtd
tven fix a meal for just tbemselvts.
Also, our alcoholic would not dream
of. ltaving the hou.t!, or driving 1 car
in an inebriated condition, ytt those
pot smokers art endangering our roads
and children every day.
I REALIZE THAT a single adult could
not "tum" 50 kids off drugs, but one
kid could "tum" 50 on, and I ut talking
of kidJ from 10 years old and up.
After the hut and cry of election
is over, would you dtvote your wholt
~itorlal ·page to artieles 'Wfltten by
Jl3}'chiatrists , American Medlcal As8ocia·
tion , as well as the police' department
and let them ttll the public where the
road of marijuana will eventually lead
them . I would assume that it would
_lead tO jails, death Mf# mental in-
stitutions.
' NAME WITHllELD
Re1po111fbUit9
To tht Editor :
The:r! has ju.st com! to my attenUon
.a ltlt!r printed in the October 4 issue
of your publication, from Mr. Lewis
L. Mye(, Unit Supervitor, Huntington
St.ate Beach, !ntitled "Unsightly Meas,"
di9ClaimJng responsibility for the debris:
along that portion of the former Pacific
Electric Railway C.Ompany right of w•y
lying between Pacific Coast Highway
and · the row of trash conlaJncrs
dtsignating the boundary of th! state
beach.
THE STRIP OF land in question ill
jointly owned by tht Bolsa-Pacific
.corporation and Southern Paclric Com·
pany. The 1957~ taxn paid thereon
ap10Unted k> •bout -flS..000. Because ~f
!Onlng problems · ancf threat or con-
df:mnation by the state, we have been
unable to dl:vtlop the land since the
tracts were removed. The state finally
filed • CO(KltmnaUon action last August e.
INASMUCH AS the '"meas" is directly
•ttrlbuLable to uaer1 o( the state pwk
and !he fa°' tbal the stale pn>pertJi
i.111 not fenced , l btlirrt ~ re:sponslbtll·
ty for It lea.st. cle.ning it ahould be .....
IW!10d by the lleplrtment of Beaches and
Quotes
Slanley MeNaD, S.F. -"Hale ii
1 clreadlul llckness Whictl bas beMt
ltnO'M) to kill men wbo hartxr It."
l;
... ettet.1 from Yeadtr1~ &J'e welcome: NdrmaJi~:uMter11h6uld conveu their
me.uage1 in 300 wOTd.s or less. The
tight to condenae letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is reserved. All la.
ters mUlt includt rign4tutl! and mail-
ing addtl!Ss,· but nmM1 wiU be with-
held on requeat ·
Parka. We are not delaymi, nor }\ave
We ever delayed, negotiations for this
prbperty with tile st,.te: In (act, °"'
offer to let the at.ate use tt in exchange.
(or relief from pa~nt.~ taxes, durine ne otiaUons, ..,. ~ by _lhe stale.
· '•W. W. STEINER . llis!ri<t M>,nagtr
Real Estate "Dept
Southern Pacific Co.
M•ke It l' O?arl•
Tr. the Editor:
Before the clean-up campaign passes
by unnoticed, I would Uke to take this
opportunizy to commend all those in-
volved with the project.
The beautification committee of the
Women's Divilion of the Chamber of
Commerce, Rainbow Disposal C.Ompany,
and tht Cit.>: of Huntington Beach are
to be praised for the completion of
a much needed job.
Whilt I'm still nursing muscles I didn 't
even know l had, it is my hope that
the clean-up campaign will become a
yearly project, and that others such
as oil companies., farmers. a n d
businessmen will join Jn to help beautify
our city ..
RODERICK B. CRUSE
Cr90tofc1
T" the Editor:
Thank you for Sydney Harris 's
"Modem Day Rip 'Van Winkle" (Nov.
41. I am pltued to see that be bas
the concern •Qd curiosJty to give the
ftttze Mw·Uve li.ter •idea some: thought.
lt ls evident, however, that he hasn't
realty liven tbt Idea all th! thought '
he ~Id ~avt. , .
Mr. Harris wrJtes, after complaining
about losin&: al~ one'& fl'ienda, 1!lt is
noi-mal ·and · natural to want to extend
one's we as long ~ it has me.nln'g
·in terins of one's family and Crien~
and social environment. But except for
reasons of scientific curiosity, who would
want to bl! around a century froJll now,
a freB.k.ish figure from ·the past, as
anachronistic u a musktl in a nuclear
11.ssion plant?''
FIRST OF ALL, Mr. Harris ovulooka
the fact thJL • someoM: awakening
(probably ~gnilicill)Uy less th.In a C..:
tury from now) from lhe cold 11leep
would NOT be without fri!Jlds and
relaUve,._Besidea having descendants to
iVeel .him. he would Jll"lbably belong
to a "sleeP,et 'club"1 nt some sort, and
if people'-ile Ir°"" relliJarly.'a.• ~.,
been the. case 80 far, he is certain
not only to find new friends from his
own time, but also to meet some or
the ones he knew before.
In the second place, anachronism is
a queii:tionable proposition. No doubt a
paiient would be thoroughly prepared
to sally forth Into the new world by
the company which revived him.
No DISADVANTAGE need be
permanent -not even a biological one.
And of eourst the fears about going
into a stale of shock and making
mistakes oppositt from the one:s one
made in the "first lilt" an both silly
and shallow.
Mr. Harris says children yearn for
immortality, those under 30 don't really
believt they are going to die, and those
over 30 don't care that' they Jre going
to dit.-_ Actually, those over 30 can no
longer ignore death and sO adopt the
"sour grapes syndrome" for thw own
psycholoaical health.
GREGORY M. FAHY
President
Cryonics YouUl Association
A•8 O_ld l' •leftdne.o?
To the Edita"
I am a handicapped veleran, living
on a small rnslon. My vision and hear-
ing are. 1lowlY leaving mt. The doctors
say thtf~ cao do nothing, so I have
made project& to keep buBy with, in
Tax Deductions-=-Medical
F';llng his income Lu: return, Jonny's
lather took a deduction for the toll of the
boy's clarinet lessons. When the govern-
ment challenged this ttem. the fatb!r ex.
plained:
"Johnny has a Hvcre. bite probiein,.and
his orthodontist said playing tbe cl~inet
":"'Id ,,. a arut he!~. Tllere~~l§Oll· aider llie.tlllWbonl a medical ~i1 I.:.
After-a court test, this .rgwaent was
upheld and the deduction accepl.ed.
THI£ CAJE ILLUSTRATEll Iha t
"medX:•1 erpenau,'' which ue .UOW-td
(within llmlta) u a tu deduclloa, may.
tike in a widt variety ol cost& ·.Oecfuc.
tloas have -pennltted for everythlna from !)!a upk<tp" .... ,....,. ........
wig prucrlbed for the mento1 health " • lltl who bad lut her hair.
But the .._ mllll bt clotloq related
~. -.olll"'blem-notj<lll
"'pod for :rou." '
. . • tWldll:&I• bavt l blm'
-,,.. diaper ..-.lee, -J*!e,
Md botlled ......... lo --al°""lll tho<t ..... ~ -' • Illa ...
papll\uro, .. porllcllllr -liitl'lit-volved.
NOR CAN YOU cledld -U.
'
which the rntcs1cal benefit ls rtlerely
secondary tO the non-medical benefit.
Thu~ a .cteduetloo wu denied for .•
td~pbooe whldi "bad l>etn inltalled in a
1iclt woman'• bonfe. True, tHe telepbortt
did enable her to mmmon her doctor In
an emergency. But jt was also available
for everyday bouaehold use. .
WHAT ABOUT travel? An •llinc tu:-
payer who took • trtp to Flockla, JU!t to
perk u.p bis morale, WI! he1d DOI enUUed
ta dedUclJ>ll --Tiie --that the Ill 1a ........ not -to aublid[z:e veca\lcnl taken shnply to mate
• CUpeyer feU·mon cheerful.
Oa Illa otlier bani!, ..... WQ -
ta -the -ba -1 ...... to and frcm meetlap d A I co lu 1! e 1
AllonymGul. NoliJtl• that ht bad Joined
the orpllilatloo .. the -" • doo-tor, the court _led,.
"Membaablp WU -..,, llr the
treetment ol' • ~"
A• A..m-'/loi A"oeloffon J>Ub·
lie tmlfc• /totvre b~ Will 81rnonl.
•
an effort to forget my defects:
One o~ my projects · is the history
of calendars. I am collecting real old
calendars to use as illust.rattons flnd:
have four that are 1882, 1883, 1881,
1896 aQd looking for others. \ •
· While I am cottecting old poS\, card!,
bookmarks and reward of merit ~rds,
most of ·my projects concern h~ies
of holidayg lik! E~ter, Halloween iQd
St.· Valentine's Day. To make it in.
teresling, 1 am Collecting real old valen-
tioes tO use. as illuslratioru; and plan
to give lPem to a museum when I
flnisb. -
l HA VE TWO valentines tb;i.t are av~
1!5 years o!d and four that Ire over
95 )'ea{S okf~and a few dating back
to 1880, ~but on my limlled f~, t
am Q•vil>I: ' bani Ume getthig ~ Jl<!ller represented col:ketion Qt real old .: .. __ . . ~ . .
~~-'
l was in hopes that perhap1 a ftw
of your readers may have a few real
old valentines they do not want, because
J wo1*f . be happy to have any the;
may care to seod me, and be glad
to get them.
Eventually, r hope to try writing a
book about my projects, in an effort
to earn enough from it to get off this
small VA pension and have some medicaJ
cart. which the VA is unablt to afford
me, so rny ~jecls ~ave a dual purpose.
Thank you for your tiiue and kind
consideraUon in reading my lttter. l
hope I may be hearing from a f!W'
of your readers.
LEON THOMPSON
623 Federal Eaat
SeatUe, Wash. 98UD
CommNnbt C-.spircacv
To the Editor:
The most tncouraging and inspiring
message of hope was given to Amtrica
toward the clost of the presidential cam•
paign.
It was the analysis of the presidentl.it
candidates' platforms and it was the
fair, just and patriotic message by the
editor of the Herald Dispatch, a Negro-
owned and edited paper or e1ttensfw
circulation.
Of interest to dedicated but uninformed
Americans would be the full page ad·
vertisement by the Afr~Am'ericans fot
Wallace.
IT PUT THE destrucUon and rioU
in their community directly where lheJ
belong -that they are fomented aod
directed by-the international Communlll
~iracy. ThJs fine newspaper, publish-
ed 1n Watts; should be read by mort
concerned Amerlcans.
U ~ liberal whlte<>woed com-
munications media were half 1. a
dedicated to preserving our republic and
const.itutiona1 government, wt might
havt a chance for 1 re-united United
Stilts of America.
MARJOlllE A. CAllN!!a : .. • • •
--WWW...
Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1968
Tile editonaJ """' OJ '"' Dally
Pilql IUkl "' .. ,.,,,,, -,jj,,;. ulaU r.adm b1f pruentmg thio
....._,.,, oplnloni and com.
fMtlfarr on topics' of interm
cmc1 lfgni/fctm«, b~ prOvidmo ••
,.,_ 1"' Ille uprculoft of
ovr "'""'" opinion;, •nd bv prn~ tile diver,. w.u..
Polttl3 of lnform<d olnmI<n
cmd fl'Ok•"""' "' topicl o/ tile dap. •
;.,
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Robert N. Weed, Publlther
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fai
etlllo
~I ~ otSou
• .. we
gOtlbt 9'ld ,
nfU1Q
1MI
ptiilad
to."ba -
GE
·ca,
. Da:
by
• • . ' • ~ .
~ .won't G~eA~ay Top Dr~ft -Picks •
•
~o Speci~l 'Deals to ,· Get . Q:J.----Reeves
l:CIANCIEU:S (Al') _,,. .....
'.'!::_~~IM Aoploo Rams llYI. the Na-~ootballl..tque twn cto...'t plan
·IA> ttllle any Ila tbrea llnt"°""4 drllt ~ for 0. J. Sim'-the Untveritt~
clSoothem Callfomla star. . . . :·we·u '*· oilr flrsb.l'OUn\l choicer to lit three solid new player11'' Dao Reeves il!d ~. '"We... die!~ agJlnsl mHlnl a packaae trade b'• Simpoon."
1'here have been repQrts that the l'lll!a~pllla Eagles, the team most lll:ely ~; oave the fim draft pick ...... )I. ,......., ~ . ' .
' ..
Jo • .....,. -ol '11 NJt.• Ind
·APL' clubs wijbout a vic!Ory, hU been
looking I/I< a .. ~•,..d<al -three
maklni a P.ac••aa·~ for Slmpaoo."
, "l'Ve _ ~ . many, r:umora .my;seJI.,"
Reeves ,..a, .11bot tbe fact ls UiJt ll'a
..,.... Joiiw · to aet lh<ee men than ooe. First~ p_Jayera are more "'valua'ble~--evifr :no,f ln a 21-00 .
common draft. u
~·-bl!~ ... ~.ol
SlmNrn1'1'1 v&lue in the -Reeves did':'" ' . "
). .
"The R8\lll .... ~im ,the highest-In • the Rams ,ar. not the _.,... team the add!Uoe of 10 new YOW!i pie.yen
the COl!!'try. SlmJ18011 and Gale S&y,rw In the league. We ',baVI an ~ before 1'11. .
~ the two moist uclUng play~ that t h I a year tbat we can.'t afford. to Tbe team, be aald, ••can't pus up
have tlver c;ome-~on,g and I feel 1qu~.11 • •• a chance for three of them Ulla year"
.perao)>ally that-Simi"'!• Is the besl """ The Rams plcknd up two\ flrslorqand because tt will be harder In the Mui.
•Dini lla~k .we've aeen In lootliaq. . aeleollona lo add to their own by.~ wheo II bU only one openln&-round
"Most certainly be WOIJld be a tremen-two quarterbaclci away. • choice •
dO!I> -t to the RJl!U/' Reeves~· Romon Gabriel'• bod<<IP ~ ro "Tile b1otory ol,the league ...... wry callfnt! a pacUge trade lo aet him a Wt•year,.BW ~ .. W..tto Delrolt ,dearlytliatteamewhlchmuenochallge
tanpting Idea and a speclacu!Or .trade and ol --In' 1111 JUI In veterao -1 collap11 eventu81ly of the kind before Lei Richter and .... • , ov"1>l&bt." be Uld, llvlni lbe Eaales,
owe Mabon." draft, Gary Beban, 1"111 lo Wulllngton. New Y4"'k Glsnls, Gr. e D Bay Pacbra
But, be aaJd, "'.Jl'a no ~ that -aald · lbe Rama' P!aU call' l<Jr U ewnples.
l
Initial • .Gibson's ,
MVP Reactio:n:
·.~You're. Kidding~'
'
. MATSUYAMA. Japan (AP) -"You're
ldddlng," aald Bob G11*>n of the SL
Louts Card1naJJ wbeo be wu informed
today he had beel> 1111Ded the Natloiial
lague'I Most Valuable Player fe< !Illa.
Aaaured li WU DO Joke, the 33-year-l>ld . .
pltdler paused a lew llOCOlldl to let
the -· alnk In, then told a telepbooe
interviewer:
"It's great. It'• juat great because
pltchers 'don't: usually win MVP awards."'
"I've got to tbant '}veryone on the
team. The whole team tiell>ed me have Liston Rips. a good year::. ,
Gi1*ln, who oel a-major.jeque ean>eJf
run average record IOw of 1.12, ii In
Rischer ID• 3, Japan with the Canis for an l~e
(OOdwW exhlbidon tour . • He waa )n Sapporo. Northern 'Japan,
Aw .. ;ts Quarry ' when .he .... Jnlomoecl Oct. 19 he had a.a. ·won another coveted prize -. the Cy
, YoUni award. .
PITI'SBURGH (AP) -'Sonny Lillon With <Gibson · when Jnlonned h~ had
took a quick but admittedly short step won the MVP award were flnt bueman
on hi! climb baclt 'to "the top ol the Or~ Cepeda. _'.who 'Won the awaid
heavyweight rank• Tuesday night >::Ith lsol year, and oulflelclu i:..,i Broclt.
an easy ~d-roond lmock~t of Roger After Cepeda a,nd Brock flnlabed COD--'
Rlscher. . gratuJatlng. Gibson~ Cepeda turned lo
,,
George Lowers (he Boom
'canadian heavyweight George Chuvalo decks Itali&i heavyWeight
. Dante Cane during ttieir bout at Toronto Tuesday night. Chuvalo won
by a TKO over his !m-pound roe. The Chuvalo fight and Sonny Uston's . .
Tickets on Sale
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third-round knockout of Roger Risch er from Pll!Bljurgti . were utiooal-
ly televised. ;
Golden West
And ii • appeari that !he 219i><>Wld BlOck and cominented, "Now yw'll have
former ~pi,n wlli iDeet his 11.,.t lo win it next yiar." •
hutdle at the liandJ ol Jerry Quarry, Cepeda aald,Gl1*>n deserved the MVP
po&aibly early next year. .. ~Ille be. •1carrted the 'who~ team."
Herb Conrad, a New York promoter, Gibson ~ 'li;d: all Uie awards that are present..i," lidded Cepeda. said Liston'• oext opponent probably wW Gibiron ii the second p1tcher t6 wtn
be Quarry. the Most" Valuable l.'layer Award this
"""th sld.. are F.ettv •"-" W<t _,....._ •• ~ ~ "' lbe ~· ···u.i~ .•.Jd' • 119•r-i1ri,~ ·,ur. ,.,,.. --'~illtiliiri's,tlni"'rn llli ~
-jlromiejng.'~. Serf••--1lie"""' !Alranl ... Ibo RlachU, Who hoped a ylctory oVrr American u..pe:.:S-: r. o '
Liston would catapult him froin obscuri-GJ b so it got '14 flntl tn the MVP
ty, aald be thought Liston could easily balloting, Roae plckliig • up the other
kncck out any of t1ie lop rank~d f!gb~. . six, and dutpoJJilid the hllaWnfl ' Clo-
, The Riseher knockout, which crame cltmati outfieJder 20-205. . \~
on a vicious left" hand to the' body Wlllle McCove1, 'San· P'rancile6'1•1Jug.
at z,23 In the thlnl . of the sclJeduled gb>g first bueman, linllhecfthlrd with
10 rounds, was Liston'• 'nth llralghl 131 pofntl. CUrt Flood, >the canllnall'
knOcl:out victory 11ince he decided lo dandy «<1ter fielder, . waa laurtb 'with
try his comeback In September ol 11181. 118 and Juan· Mariehal, tbl G-'
"I want a tiUe lhot," he aid. •1t'll pJtcbing star~ wu,flftb 'wltb u..
juat have lo keep knocking them out
to go up the ladder." . . , i:r * i:r . Long Beach
Grid, Coach
To Be Aide
U.S. Davis Cup Team ' Favored by 4
' . .
Liston, now ol LU Vegu, bullnd bl!
20!).pound opponent around the rJna at p • ~ fired crisp left jabs, angling the revious
stumbling Rl!Cher Iowan! the ropes and
then battered him with short lefts and
rights to the head and ))ody. •
• LONG BEACH -Football Coach Don
Jleed of Long Beach Stai. College will
tie· relieved from his post' at the eod
of Ibis season.
· · AthleUc Director Fred Miller tnade
·the announcement Tuesday. The f9ers H,.V'e a 2~ record.
To Play in Newport
Golden West· College •hu been · cast
u a four-point-favorite to band sluTnptng
Orange Coast College II thlnl·otralght
Io 1 s, according to the DAlliY PILOT'S
weel<end football odcls.
Uston called the knockout punch a
"good. left lo the 'bod;y ... '!Ulchtri ol
Fort Worth, Tei:., said It WAI ... painful
left to the liver that cost me $50,000 . .,.
Tennis fans get ' a chance to meet
and watch America's Davis Cup team.
thanks to .a nifty bit of negotiating
on the ~ of Balboa Bay Club oftlciaJs.
The U.S. squad, favored to defeat
Australia in next month's challenge, wUI
perform at the Bay Clµb, Dec. •H. It
will also appear at an open-to-the public,
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The odds a1ao abo>o . San Diego City Proceeds, with tournament espenlle College to be a IJ,.point favorite against
deducted, will be turned over to the Santa Ana in Saturday's showdown game
Davis Cup conUngent for expenaea ' in for , the SOutb Coiuj:t Conference cbam-
its. subsequent venture to Australia. . J·--••
h .. ~ f P-•P· • .
The sparse crowd at Pittsburgh'• <;tvtc.
Arena booed aa Rl!Cher finally sti:uggled
lo his feit. : ' •
BBC sources ope to net ...,,>Ml or In prep action, Sunset League front·
the team, which they can do by. se~ runner Weatminster High School is a UCI RUSTLE 400 of the 600 available tickets. Most Zl-polnt chlltce to· drncck over Marina , RS,
assuredly,.there will be no problem ref.. IJld ,UJljlefeated Laguna Beach iJ • 1S.
ltng rid of all 600 ducats,· and n point favorli. over San .Clemente In PIRATES TRIUMPH
some. • Crestv! '-·-· •
Winners
Jleed, in ll years ol coaching al Long
~. has a record of 58-62-2 .... Miller
"4iJa he will become an assistant coach
·and a new head coach probably would
be.named after the current seaaon.
•'llJiller said the change Is "In keeping
with the growth ol the Intercollegiate
program at Long Beach."
Who wouldn't want to get a gllmp&a • ew '-6118 game. 1 "01111111111~ of such Yank flashes as· Arthur Albe, Lut week the D~Y PILOT had -All three Orenge· Coast irea college
CJ k G b S Smith Bob , .•• a IN reCiir\I 1!ii1 hu. an 11&-Jll record water polo teama Jo••ed vlctorlea rue. WHITE ar rae ner, \an , '~~. f4"' a .781 percen'--lor the yw-. -Charles Pasarell, Jim O s b or n e -&" day aflemoon.
and Donald Dell? . Ftld117 UC Irvine J>Olted a IN docisloo over .~f.1 .. .. .. , WA.SH Ticlteta an. avallsble a1 the Bay Club, Fountain Valley ·s over Coo1a Mesa IMig Beach CltY College and ended Its
i'a"""", • ,.. _ , _ ,_...._ -··-···----• -NeWJJOl'I Beach Tednll Club, UC! athletic Huntfnslon Beach I over llewport aeason at Cerritos today. Golden West "' w-•--. ..,. -·---.--.., . .......,... 0~ ~Neal~ Spdritng Goods stores Westmlnltetll over M&rina . P*<ed a 13-1 decialnn OYer eypr.. and
• .,..., ·Jlletr .llnl -trip ' '" and Hart'• Sjlortlng Goocla. Mater DOI !lo-SI. Allthony Orange..Coast rouJed Riveralde, lW.
l)l 1 ·Amtrieao lloaloelllall --And 11 you haye ,any dealre to tske Laguna 15 over San Clemente The Long BeaCh win gavo U!:I a Zl-1
'l)el*1 a1Pt wl•. • .-. no ·~ ~-• hour :.~.=~'.." ot tiie In the action. .besl not watt too long hfu<l11 -Its nut aciioo wW be In the Cal ' ,1'flll tlderr mr '°1.... AM -·-• • .._, ·•·• · State (Long Bead<) pool louml-~ MtrnriatL 5th.. , ·• .. , • to,..... up your stubbies. . Golden West 4 over Oi'ange Coan 1 }'!U«J r tlle,Bion, w. -Komla<ly, .:.,Afllfth r!-'\\11 a~;~ s'& ~ ~ It'• ... ~lluva ~f • ~~: r:; ~~; ~1:'~ t":..?: ~~;,,paon mt Bob Clay Threatened
11"1 -llYI ti .... --· ;• '> • .,..._. POppenllne College pla a couple of Cal Stale (LB) JV 1 over saddlebaclt MooJey .. Jed OCC .to tis eeventll llralgbt · . · :~. >, .. , '.. ;, ·A _paltry amount of Uetels are lntemtlng foes to starl.1>ul<etball action. Sm Dleao cc ll over Santa ·Ana eaatem Conference victory"Tbe l!Oca MANILA -Thi warr.f BOtlli,.°"""" ~J· · available IO the general publlc -llld.happl. The Waves tali;•· oa Lal>w' -Tech In USC .10 over Oreann SI. ,, play Rio Hondo Friday at-Coast. aald today 1$ would ·-to ,._.i..
• """'YORlt Undefeated~ State ly the Bay ·cw~ ·11. not H]>loltlng "the . their opener. '!'hen they duel the.liouat90 Waahlngton 8 over UCLA Golden West hosls 8anla Ana FrlcfaJ Cullna Ciay"U hea•t•etehl chamDlon ,~"'"'' -• ""'' ~ of •Ibo foiir~y tournament Coopnl, who bout ....., roturn1ng )et--at at 3,30 p.m. • · • 11 lhe American llchter Cloet llOl·llelead lilll Georsia •have the inside lraclt....,~ ·Ill "°' tlW m•bllc. tornien Imm the group which' lln~hed Rama t..over ·San Franciaco ' • Ida UUe by lbemotlbe 1111'• t
Oraap • llowl .ml .,..,,"! " '"" -• o;;,;;:O( ...... clucata nm 13 dall1 • 'lec:Olld; lo UCLA In. Ibo 1'11'l!CM linall ' ~ , ; ~ ,,.
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• .,, .. .. M-., CaJilomia ."1'11 the men'• s.ooo to Win the ttai. water p>lothalllptonahip and Jin. PSen -ed tbe OUlaod met,;a.nxmllueo In n..•1_,, lhe tecm n.. lblurlaied ~ """""' 11oo4
• meterJ world pacldHnc ciwopionlhlp II the Plr-ileleat FuJ1er1on JC ·Jn ---the Lcill ~ Klnp don,, _.. Olllaeod In a aJowy,' peaally-lllled • the teama lell Ille Joa at.I -· CORVALUI, Ora. -Boool -DM 'llieodl1uthe9Uff Wied to materlallae -i week'• ,Ea*ra Coalerence battle Med. my paeral _... ·ltal>dlnc ..._,. with the lf.lnP hanl1nc ool6 a ~ -.. ~ -...... &Ir the -llrllCl>I day tn Ille ...... ol the -al Ibo latler'• pool. up for tblm,. ; .., lad In Ibo llnil period. , a puncb at Ille -'Diii _, WI~~=~,.... lilddll ~-oftlleloarillWorldSurllnc 1tM01Y ... wr• ••• atlod..., Wlth~-"'ltwopllandaddfnc But with 1e11 thin n .. -1o belptlle KJnp,i.,, bolt•-~ .. · -~-Chanq>lonshlp. tlle !ho ...iy llWa·--a -an -..i 'Pelan ..-dlnc -ol p, lbe Klnp' Diii Roiio..,. Oaklaod'• afl.Dllneand.aco.._.elfftd'pln'C ...,. I I In Clllti• .. Lot Moant lead • 1-W -by Calllor· --Ill ... -,._ ..... , ~~ nl(ht. the Kfnp'upanded Carol Vadnalt pl fnlo a ~ -ol ~ ·-.. .. , ......
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Won't Slow Up Laguna
Th.ere may be a kit fl black armbandl
visible aroond Lq\lna HIP lbeH day1
beo:ause ol the loj1n')' to tailback Jhn
Kuhn, but 'Sae ClemeOle football coach
Tom Eads still -" a· splr!Ud batile
from the Arliltl rridly nlsht.
"Laguna'• attack will be down llllltt
but they'H still a fine -.... -. Kuhn," be uya.
"I'm juat boplna they mf&hl be looking
past UI this Weft."
San Clemen'te lollt a l).O verdk:t to
TulUn last week whlli Lquna wu
beating Minion vteJO, 11.12.
~~1 whose team ii now 1-7, was
p1,,..... 0wllb bll club'• showing agalnJI
lbe Tlllen.
"We moved the ball better than we
had all awon agalmt 1'1aUn. We h a d
a couple ol. llCOt'ing opportunities with
loocl field pooltlon but juat cauldn't put
the baii aveii. J ·
Eada IOll a 11art1nJ running back
tn: the TUIUn fracu when Dennla Reeae
aprained an ankle. Tatlna hla place
a1alnll the Arllltl will be Rick Brown,
a 135-pounder.
"Laguna will live Ill I lot ol Jl<Ob-Jemt," he added. . •
"They do evecylblng well. I lnulglne
Iba! their fullback, Brian Bagley, wlll
carey the ball mllch more with Kuhn
being oul
"And the quarterback, St t v e
Wlezbowtkt. Is real elfeclivt .., the op.
tlon plays. Laguna II very well·l'Ollllded."
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Costa Mesa HJgt; School's vanity foot-cia, it shapes ·up u a baWe for Urlrd
ball squad has ehown the ability to plaCe in the Irvine League.
throw a shotgun ofleil,,e at the opposition Peek says hla squad will probably
ncently and Fountain Valley and its utillze a lliotgun o 1 fen a e again tbls
rejuvenated ·:Q;aron. can expect to see wtek with Fountatn Valley.
'l'lwnday more of Jt FridaY night at Orange Coast The Mesans "went into the rpread
Cross Countzy -San Clemente at College when th' "'9'o teams collide in formation beCaUR ol. quarterback Claude
Laguna (3•!1)> lb• Irvine Leagutflnale'for both clubs. Kelly's Inability to .acramble alter 1U1-
'rnd1y 'Ille MllltanP, ·.despite leeing 28-7 to toining a tmee injury.
Football -FOWltain Valley vs Costa Lo a r a lqt wetk, C11Jplly.,a a shotgun Peek claiml hiJ )?igelt delenai.ve pro-
, . ~ ,. .. J.len at Or~ Cost, Huntincf.on at offense that held the No. l 'AAA football blem with Fountain Valley is tn the SD" State Ready; "t!lm· Wealmjnlter at Marina, Mater tum at a atandltill ID the:......i ball new-IOOnc! ·paaa1ng attack o1 the Barons . • rat St Alllhoby, Sae Clemente at (M). · behind junior quarterback John Svoboda.
F B• T• ~· · (all at.lip.m.). · The shotgun o If en• e.. u einployed Svoboda bas clicked fot a .511 percen-
Or ig rmer .. ~:;:;/~~st1a~~t .. "';i:: ~"!'~:;.~:1:8ci:ud~~ ~:it:.=i:~~':.!°Ii.i:
NEW YORK (UPI) _ Sae Dt-o .,~. ·, ~~}lc)"dO at Or, anp Coast (both at five yard& deep and both haJlba<ki apllt He led hia mates · to lbelr 14-ll win -· • ..,., • ~, 10 yardl out from the lacklea. over Eatancla Jut weet with 115 yardl
-1 ~t1~~~· ~..! ~~ ®1 ~ · 'cr*;eountrJ ;-1rv1oe League HnaJs n.. eoclJ tlaiik !ht hallbacn. through the air. 'I• u~.,,..,.-.p, ~ -·-.., · or at c.r-clll ~ Swuiet Uogue finals Both aquada have . ldenilcal recorda Peek lean the iJlaa.<atthln1 ability
the ~ lim< -· ' • .: . , at Anljjeim, /ing~lm League Flnala at -~= (!..!) llnd overall (i-5). · ol Don Harril, the lpeedy end ol ,...,.
That• the opinion .~ _ liy '' ~>Park (alt-ii 1•15), South Coast · <:arona de! Mar IOleS tts lain Valley who bal ICOHd 0 polnll
observer1 ol ·the Allecs IDlbelitvablt . Cob!......,.~ •t c,pr... (4 p.m.). Irvtoe 1'!"PllP a, nlibt later wllb. Ellan-· to.date. , M-7 trouncing ol Southem Mllslaolppl · + . ...;:,.,,--_, ....... ________ _. __ ._ ________________ _
Saturd1y night. ,_.~
Leading only. 11-7 at the hall, Ibo ·
Aztecl etupl«I lot 5$ polntl In the .
second hall to completely doinorlllze lbe· '
vla!Ung lloulherMn. "ho -(ha .,, game with a M. mark in Dl&jor '°11~ '
competition. ·
The ·immense proportion of the San
Diego state victory Is belt shown in
a pair ol SO.them Ml11l1slppl loo!e>,
one a 17-14 dedlloo to Alabama and 1 another IMS to Mllaluippl, both
Solltbeaatau Coal--··
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'fttNCON, Pu«1o Rlee -~ II .-ganlted ... h
-Illa tbey'H waiting for the last
--'to pill I OUC. lnllud ol doiDI
11 .. ,_ -·" Nld Mallbu'I Johnny 6*. • ......... aur!tr with a blc
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111 .tha ~ ~ ...,. c0untry dlampi«lthlpo
Frldli' at Cll · Slata LOii(
,Jl(ac:ll,. ~ -ol tho loco! a11enu.., Win be IOCUIOd on
the llulllen' fruho!ID "IF°" Ille)< DeNucclo.
',Dellfl0$ w 111 cbi1lenlo
Santa An1;1 'Ke1tb Stmfl, die
~ man to beat him In coo-
. f~ dual m e et 'CIJP)-
pel!tloil, for the lndlvldual
C:f!lmplomldp.
"I'he meet, to be run over
• • ~v!ly nat lour...U.
Count at Cal State, wW be&ln
at.4 p.m. ·
or..,. c...t coach Jh\>
· ~alo. calla. bla team In. ttte rOle ol. a dark hone for,
the team UUe and 8'id Santa Ana, FuDerlM, Citrus and Ml
$~C. should !lil>l tt out for
the team title.
OrMle Coast's ll·man con-lhlgenl will be hoaded by Fred
. S";ltde, Dan Mooney and Terry
SChmitz, all of whom
MCIJwain bellevea can _place
aMOlli the top 10 linllhen. '
Other Pirate entrant.I will
be Steve Birton, Deonll Fu-
jlliara, Mike Flamm, Larry
JWnmin.c, John Thom a 1,
Dave Stephens, F.d Bell and
Bob Stinner.
Golden Wet! coaCh Tom
Noon thinkJ the· team tiUe
will be a two-team affair
between Santa Ana and
Nerton with Rlvenlde and
Citrus u . l<lng shot thruts.
Bealdel DeNunct:lo,. Golden
West will enter Randy Cooper
Ed Van Arsdate, J oh n
Gamache, Steve Frepcb, Jim
Smallwood and Craig Smith
in the Eaftern 1Conference
meeL· The bilanci d Nood'I·
team Will be detennlned later
Jn thaweel: •.
'lbe Ont 15 l n d l v I'd u a 1
flnlaben and ·the top five
teama will qqallly for ,the
Southern ' ,calllomla Cbam-
plonahlpt Nov. 21 to be.Jield at Southwertern .., , J u n 1 o r
Collefe Jn San Dteio.
BENNE'fT IS
AREA ENTRY
Jerry Bennett, 21, fi
. NOWPort lleacb ·11 the nnJy
plddlir r entered· f r o m , or.._e CO\Utty In tlje World
ll!Jrflll( c.nioll Jn Puerto Blco,
Bennett ls number four oo the
American team.
"Thia 1J1ic< remlndJ me
of aaWafl, with Mexicans'
living there IMtead of
Hawaiians. lt'1 great," he
aaya.
. EJtollnl the virtues cl plenty of sun, and warm
water, Bennett felt con-
dltl<lna were perfect for ~
dllng.
A former Orqe Coat
Colrege lludeol. J=y la
cunentI:r attendlnC C a I
State (LOii( lleacb) u a
industrial am mij<r. He
plans to resmne studies
when be retuml from the
·t Carribean. I , "lwanttorotoSl
Thomao (Virgin illanda)
when the contest I.I over,"
reports the powerlully built
college junjo.
Irvine Wins .
Soccer Duel
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Cinch ·Spot
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• .. Corona del Mar assured
' It.ell of a berth In the CIF
! water polo playoffs .Tuesday
~ afternoon with a 10-1 pum-
i. melllng of Estancia.
; In other fiiW Intne Lnaut ~ action Costa Mesa fefied
I~ Foun~ Valley, 11~2, and ~ stands in second p 1 a c e m ~ leap play with only one lOll,
• that to the Sea Klnp. l 'lbt Mustan19 can only alt I bock and hope Ibey are chosen
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II)' STEVE BOVICll Tim ruilk WU tbe l!nl
· or• e.11r ""' statt Baron ftnlsher u be com·
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to \ti ftnt-ever Irvine League Charlie Hoyt, Terry Haun,
croa ,COW)try championship and Curt Hoyt nabbed the
Tuelda,y , allernoon IS the flnt three places In the Estan-
Mustaap culmlnlled lequ< cla victory 'f!ltb tlrnes of 10:20,
bottle with a -petted' record 10:25, and 10:11.
by ~ Fountain cw.,_. ~·=r.,,.111 v.rhw" Vll1ef, 2*42:. I. R11ttf1 PMll (CM), 10:J1 I. ·~-breath!•& ·--"'"' H-11 ICM). 10:~·3. P. ~-. 1 ...,.. Pf1191 ICMI, IO:• '-Tim llu'*
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Mustangs' necb With onl,1 one ~:b ,c_P:v~: 13;.r:.,•· iCMi~'!o\'"16' league Iou. tept pace with stev. ow-11tt-fl'Vll. 11:11 11. J ·
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town rival Magnolb, 15-50.· t:'*!V."F 1~1F'9 =t.r~
Ill remalnlng league -act.Ion <~ ~~1 1M.:X c•1. 12:11
Eltancla dropped Corol'la del ,.._.. '" = ... Mllr 41
Mar !Ml to band tbe sea 1. "\\" -"" ,.,. " ~ y....;. !-' -1 ""'-'-___. HWfl I , ll:l~ J. curt Hlll'f ), -... one Ul wn:u: ww•~ lt:Jl 4 • (ON). 1«4 S. O.v 1111
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and 1lland llttle chance <i Ill-"=:-Ill:: "' -,; tnJ lea than third place. · ·~·1,1a · ,. .... ....,: w1tt.r .,...
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counter MlllScm Viejo WU v* ..... 1~ 'V1Mot -.
wlllpped br VHla Part, IMI. !i Tt:l,:"~i./i."" i'' Ralph Dean, Harry Noonan, l~ .. I~·-~f. , ' '\~'\. :~ lhd Rlcli Ptl&t-ltd-tbe t'Mta 1Mv~tJt. 1i.: ~-ciiv>, 1 ~
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money, on leisure pursUits-from ten·
nls to TV watchin11.' from campin11 to
concerts, I from S4!'Nilli· '° sWimlninc.
And the prognosis Is that, In the future,
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· recreatiOIL Plus more 1n0mw to ioend
on~-lias-atreadi created a wliole
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,lynch Account Exacutiw discuss the I
Industries that · nilw produce leisure
1oocls and services-and set specific
Information on ·which stocks ciur R•
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B11bo1 Boy Club, Newport 811ch
1221 W..t Coast Highway,
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School . Engllolz teacber DaWI Curtis :wilt: ~
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Women ~dlscussee in a journal article.
Product of -C:lvll War
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T~ Be Historic Novel
In an article ' currently •P-,
-pearina in' the November luue
o1 Elementary E • t 11 1 II ,
Corona <kt Mar Hjgh 'Sd>ool . EngJish teacJJ,r David Clutls
points out 80Jf1f! ~
·aspects ·-m UW. Women,
Louin May · Alcott'• famed
chllren'• 'c1assk.. .
He believes the' novel, now
a hundred 'years · old, 111 a
neglected Jn i J a s t o n e in
Ametlcan literature u a pro-
·.Attorney
Praised:
duct rl. the' Civl War era.
"It lA not unlikely tbat a grut
many Southern wOmen, f<illow·
Ing . . , defeat and the bitter
aftermatcb, came ta ·feel a
rea118111'!ng -of hope and
reConclliaUo• In lhe Alcott
novel," Curt.ii writes.
• "It .tbould be reniembered
that one Yankee woman with
Uncle Tom'• Cabla did a great
deal to alienate . tile ~th,
while another with Little
Warned die much to heal the
breach."
School girls in the twentieth
~ seldom read Uttle
Women with ,any sense ol
hlltorical Aperspective, Curtis
feels, -altbOugh to do llO, he
adds, . would give the novel
. Newpdrt' ~Beach attorney another dime~ion of reading
Davkf-S. Rotiertaon has been pleuure. ·
cited by the califomia Heart He auggests as we observe
AssociatiOo• for his work in the centennial of th.I! famous
. the . fjght against b e a r t work, we think of it ln terms d~casei· . oI the periOd that produced R.Qbtrtsoo !el'Ved 83 tem-it. lf it ~ ~ fairly
poraty, ·execotlte directo( <Jf ~rant spmt .and, bright op.
the, ·Am~~~~-timiam, we migbt~remember
, tJOf\ ~:• ~i ,, to that, it does 30 .against a
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\ wu-"'by a Jay z!!e~2; to v.riou1fJHlblkations Include
of ~d,tnt Elsenh0Wer'1 ~ ... r,; '.fnVfl, F;l)'ing, and. Rud
tioDal Mvisory Heart Cowicll. .. Mqullle; ls also editor of
Ai-J!l:Uent Robertsoo ill 1~1 '!Shakespeare's Best;''· in the
~9' the brangfi County~ Hallmark' aeries. Elementary
Heat! Ailociatioo and g-al E!ilfUJi Is. a jilllri>al · ol the
COUMt1 for the 11'mbphllia.' !iitl011il'Cooncil ol Teacheta
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watch-the only watch of lt1kind1n the
world! Waterproof to Mii feet; faithful alum
rb!.91 wilen it'• tbtte to 1urf1ce. Self-ch~
caleridar. Al1°·Proefl! prot_ected agaln1rwater,
dllft, dock ud ma1neti1m. St1inle11.1t1el
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of them near lhe end of their emen.
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alllcbed, cu !>e .-yort ol
u:quUiite beauty u ~•ell u
f!inclioo!al· LI~ ·"'I' .nlsllc Ind cleaned unUJ ll ....,. In uli, theft ' 10P1. ' llzen 'l2lnlrl' !Oil 'llle(t'• 1 ae.foot
i:real,ioo.. Jt'1 tho l'ellllt ~-akitl • IA> (low. · c1pa, Ihm dfl>I 'tbepi Into . 11*-llldil, '1D4 tolll of er,
and hard Work. Ii Jan't limplt. lie. buya -ltl\ia, llzen olll, driee qulsilely 11111 ~. '
·Leslie Reid ol Fontana :!i'P/::. bl•del In ::i·=· .llld llrol<:!Ja, . Bill cu cut i.-fllto
knows· •bolit !tie hard W«k. hand, taki.r ~loo 1 ball •lo ~ Joe Ball,, who bu ' a .w~ dnln\. ~ cow'°1 voot .
H•'• 'be<!• tanning * Y~•· d-. \Iii buffing wl>eel, • 1-Y '\"-the M.,.... or .. --· Tbo-mlnb'
Machines .Cllll do more than •which could l>t cov«.i with lndiln .Jle!eryaU941.. feet! ror )ewJlrY and Uy
be 4oes,,but they can't match "'!Jldpaper, ti hand COiied In his workroom " leatlzer ""'"· Thi "-11? Tlzey'l'f
his quality.' with opeclal lbruiVts lo Jl)v< sbiDy ,Jw,j end llaJaed I rtch matdlecf llld '""" lofetl\er ~ display room of his J..t lhe rilhl i.xture to lhe 'walnut, mountaln sheep bidea ler·coata. '
backyord tannery 'is slacked hide. · • bulky with matted ._. yet 8alJ rear..:i the ut in off
with supple cow and call hides A hJ<k frea/tlr lklnned ls slipple as a maglclao'1 llaod. -from oJcJ time Wild
with 'the rlcli -ol Ivory. I lzeovy "1th jUite ind 1Uelr t JIM llolda 4,QllO'-ildnl. W!'tt -· He sa,yS BaflliO Tfi. hair has been loftened "Ith laJ. Road buri"' thom A bill' boldf IO,llllO tanned Bill ooce pve bim a saddle. .
AFTER 85 YEARS OF FASHION LEADERSHIP
Reod II • IDd _,. 11111
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Ball • 1>·-• • *"' hi!'.• brealdn( • -" llio
tanning Vila fO< -· lflo hide ICl'aptl' .... la IJ:O-
lle'd Ute lo, find a -.. .Jteep Ille • ....,. ...... 11:11
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dok'cl ~:111 •'""U.Ue!i For th• ·~ton Or thls tefe ortfY.t ht fol~ • lowing oi>ndttlons will preYllll:
Al.TERAnoNl·AT com NO C.O.D.'SI NO DJWVl!RIES !
NO MAiL OR'.J>HONE ORDER81 . '
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Qrango Coast communities join to paint place mats
lot Nov. 23 lliafaran Relief dinner. From left are
Ben Rulbeuer, 4, Costa Meaa; Meliua Howe, 6, r....
guna\Beach; Nina Tann"!lwald, 9, Newport Beach;
Cary Price, 41 Costa Mesa; Sarah-Beth Hofbauer,
6, COsta Mesa, and Caroline Ford, 5, Newport Beach.
;q~ UVI loin .. Forees
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Trad.e.Day
For Artists ·
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In drllty ..,..... u dtplcted
In QOvelJ and opet<ttu! '
Not ao1 ~\.u UnlVeflity
ol Clllfornta EJt'"'IO!J, w~
expects a "robust enrollment
-' a one-day cram course
Saturday, New. 2S on tnan1ee-
ment of -affaln fo< arltlta, wrilnl and people In
the mualt: fteld _
To l>e beld at Ille llewporier
Inn ln ljewport Be rc h ,
"Bualnesa Aspecta ol Ille
Arts" wlll bring togel.ber 31
•llccessful profenionah in the
arts. They· will discuss such
oubjeds u how to detutnine
tbl value ol your work; op-
portuniliea and market.I, and
how to !Ind tbem, and bow ~ Ille rilhll to ..... lf9W TO MAKE ART PAY -Univeralty l!:Itensilln c ~ u r I ; "" ... __ J.,j.
Slnct pro!esllonall In each pec'8 ol Art" is planned by (loll to right) Richard Challlt, gallery owner, :Mrt,
ol Ille major aria have unique Alexandra Chµrchill; chairman ol lhe board, Laguna· Beach School fli. Ait· 11114
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f.-e will be dlvlded Into===~==~===~~======~=======~ aedlons for an, mu1ic and -. . ' :~ (Jounly ~n. Nov. 23, In Ille )!'elll;w&hlp HaD Also, lhere will be dancln9
~-~. teacbell and ol Ille Ftr1i Baptllt Church, after dinner. ii ·.\fl"":! . .,;:: 1o""l:.:ll 1010 W. l!tb st., Santa Ana. p,..,-will go to the ~ , nBef, It wu .,. Jn addition to African food. American P'riendll S e r v 1 c e
...... todaJ• -tben will be ID exhibit ol CommllfM to provide food and
~! ~ . -lo Jiii Afrlaa • art objedl, a D ~ medical care for Ille victlml
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awa1 -atat.e, Blafra.
Roland · Schlnzinger, um.
tant engineering professor at
UC!,· aald the food ' and
"!"'k:ll, ... will be provided
lmportlall7 •.
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Enrollment', fee ls $11.50, ~
whlch lncludel lunch and din-
ner. Reservatlonl are required
and may be made at the UC
Extension office, 1325 Cam.pm .
Rall, Irvine.
Fat People
Not Inclined
To Exercise
Ex· Ang el, Som• 1at people may be 111at
way not because they eal
Bea·Uty Due more than normal but becauae they ezerclse less.
PrelimJnary Studies by the
At ·Meetin• g Department o f Nutritional Sciences and the Agricultural
• Extension Service at Berkeley
'!lit Sales and Mar~ have pointed to t11i! con-
ExecutiY11 of Oranle Gcmhty clU!ion, and equipment for a
will Ml& former An g e 1. Jong-range 1tudy is being
basebaD · creat Albie Peal'IOt\ .developed. The e a r 1 J er
, and Onnp County'1 Mill research, whlch studied obese
Junior Achievement. Donna women, showed that their · Sclmecch1a, at ttl New. 18• averap ·tntate of. food wu ..uDr al the DllM,iond between 1,11!11 and 2 , 2 so
Hotel in Anaheim. calories per day -· not
A" aoclal" hour II ocbeduled unllSUllly high. But their u-
fil< I p.m. followed by diruw pendituri ol tnerl)' for the
by 7 p.m. Jl'urtber lnformatloo ...... period WU COMidenbjy
may be obtained by cootactil!I .i.. than normal. Tom· ·Key, chairman . ..,. Ille The Iooc·tenn aludy wi1l 11&e
meeting; •t 1'11~9361. · .... new equipment that gives ae-
p~ -thouP=· J ...,.ta.~ on ..,.gy ... ·-··tile ,~ · peMlll!n" -w ~tho-ut .. .,. ·~n .. tbritt ·'""' -l!!llDI lilt l>t!ll~. Jn wu ilamed.J!ootieotf,~ Y-11111 lludy,, alllrltloallt Dr.
In l~,-11 Ille IOWldar ol the Robert Bradfteld and hll
,... _,P,_ ·Youth Foun-,_,b -will be eQo.
daJJon in ltlveralde County. cemed with p r e -1 c h o o 1 · . "MiM ~ 11 lhl 1181 -chlidttll-''ll>ll qo .lroi!P 11 'top Jqidioi'"Acllfri<ir ln10rll!&' • 'partlcdlm1y ··~mp or I an I
Coun!J', ·Iha 19J1 · In {loutbem tioc1111e obesl!J''·a\ tl!1I ... II CoIUlftla UIL tblrd In lft. m.ri"dllfleWt til • !mt and
temational competltion.. nMr.t llJble to 'h t c I) m e
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"lnltant Love T b r o u 1 b
IBM" will be Illa topic o1 a i..,. by Arthur L. Willon,
pr<ildont .ol Humlll! lnV .. lory
Inc., ~ll' ntpt •I UC Irvine. . •
Wllaon'1 tallt will be In the
weekly UC ~iln lecture
-"Education.for Jlemaf. riqe." It will be at 1:31t .p.m.
ln 117 Natural Sc l·a 11 e ea
Building. Tkkell will COi!!
$3.50 for adults, •t.25 for
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SPACE SCOUT
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qulcklY end aaflly OY•r rD(Jltl •ncl di,..,.
ous lfOUnd . Billy's bl.ck i-ck hoid9 two
.. AA" batteries (not Included! 'fltld! aK his equipment pr,d vthk: ef. 4%r;r,
comptet:e with •ti
·~ eoulpment.
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TIPPY TO.l!S
MATTEL TIPPY
TUNIBLES
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-Engineers.
After War
Duty Seen
L06 ANGl!lLEll -Wlltn Ibo y-,.., -. Amerioa
.,,.~. will -.. 'hon
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fiWlh, bmlolof, crime p.......
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help .,,,. -"" oocW Problem," N)'4 Dr. O'Neill.
He can develop low·coat
.lridney machlnOo, germ-tr..
recovery rooms. buraJarpr:oof
can and bomll. u r b a a
trwROi'totlon --and low....t boullng.
A oubtle lhl!t In~
educatlon Is -Jlr1IPll'!nC tbo .
poot.,.,....,._forblom1n How "$weet It Was.
actlvt oocW role. • ' .
"In the past, our currlcuJum eo.ti. M-ChriaUall :Scbool;• annual~ fund-ralslng candy sale Ollded sweetly
deoJl ·oJmoot ·entirely wtth tbe ·tor i!X.llli .. :peraollllel w11o· sold the mO<t cpnfect!onery. Prize.winen (from Iott
analytical and · quantitative rear) are Nancy Nelson, 9, ~die Serrato, 7, and Freddie Vinson, 6, (and from
aspecta of engineering," 1ayt lef! jront) Nic!Q> Macy,.f, David Dubo.1~·0, ,5, allj\ Duval Love, 5. ·Four ·ot ·tham
Dean O'Nelll. may b8 able to spre11d· Goepel via alrwaveo witli the geniune Walkie Talk!~ they · UCLA 1educatonr art allo won. · ..... < · • •
conceined with IOC 11ty 1 1 ------------------'---;-----.....,_ _ _,_
und .... , .. of tho rolo and
--of Ibo....,._. •!At tile moment we are
plaMfnc -couneo f<r
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--bow qtneerinc lo relatal to -~ IMng and future en-viromnent." aya Dr. O'NeDJ.
Kids Blamed
For $3,000
-COunty Fire
The ~th Aimual .Eltandl
High sdioot Pancake
Breakful wlD be held from
7 to 11 1.m. thll Selurdll'
et the lldtool caletme.
Prict for the breAldut ol
pancakes, eggs, I I u I I I e '
6range Juice and oolf~ wlD ·
be 11.25 for edulll and IO
cenll· for dllldrm U and
under.
Countialis To Attend
Boys Club Conference
Beach Woman ' ,
Now at USC
Publisher .
Slates Talk
Advlee te Teacliers .._. --
Prof Calls for 'Humanized' M
' Ma!hemettci, •ven tbe moll w\111 nol lft -pl. 1111 bn, w I I d IDjdlllr ... )h 1-c.ia11 .
abstract kind, II l!nl and l)l"Noml, but talllbl Ullla al -... · ·dt o'l'Cloll
f ...i bwnao activity tbe qndorlyjng llrucl1n, • lit Dr. J.._,, '""" ,.,.... dim_., jl ....-·a ' uyo. "In modtrn mch, -JaOth wjl!I <Eublw tlEe lllo W.., Ii ltO ~ to mee1 .....,., ~ol~tbe~an~pb~•·~·~-11~ .. ~-~~i---~~~~br~~.-..~~~ .. ~~--~~'1~1~11!!!J~p~s~i;f neei11. ,.
Ti> mob thla -o cla11room reality,
lllllhomlllci tMolHO lhouJd
be II ~ Witb people " • u lboY are wllh ulomo and ' ·
theorenla. ~ - '
The odvlco ...,.. not ft'om
• oalferlnc -but from a ,,UCLA, matbm>•tb ll"O-
. '-.......,. lD..mcL la tbe
matbem•tJca educatioh· ol. .it;;De;t&ry and oecoaduy
ICbool teachm.
'Ille pro/essor, Dr. P1ul B.
Jobnsoo, latned DW1Y ol his
J:nslgbtl OD the "human"
upecll of m1them1Uci by
working with teacbero tn
Africa for olx ol tbe 1111 oeven
llUIDllltrl. lie dies tbe .....
meats ti. a woman ·at the
-"' ol ... ol blo -1n IJber!a to m-hll
point.
"You got to speak and I'm"
supposed to be here,.. Pid
the lady. :isut whit you 'aay
1"1't going to make uy 1!if-
ferenct to ine, and I haven't
had lunch.'' Whereupon obe JlUI her head on the. table
and went to .aleep. ·
"Wo baYt ti.-oomo th.lnl
happenlac tn Amerlean
..-.· -Dr.'lalmon, C•.,..,e: .. train. ,.IP" I
BIOi to ---fed-." . ,,,. -of tho pd · -lo to · con•lwo hll lludooto 11111 mill! ..... hi>
)lOl'lanl .. daily tool .. rudtn.!
and writing, be llyt.
FflhlODI in -math tul1'1DI
change, and Dr. Joluioon Is
not entlre!r happy wtth eflher
the old or madem epproacb.
"Our tradlttonll motb doll!
Fair Housing
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tarct1 and tights, you'll fin.I them ..,_ .t • ,rt• ...,.. • • • rfghtll Our Co.tt·To-Caalt ltor• .. rry • trerMnMuti ....,._
"'ll """ ~Ioctl .. ., .n ....... Get !ho ..... for ,..... .....,_ •
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The Wet Look HOSE
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STOCJUNGs.
-HMt•DorntToo
11n fll to 11 K I.tot
•ntl up te 40 In. I.Mt
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s.;. l!iOvtdl; Jnlldenl o1
the sponlOl'lng t I t I n C I a
Boooter Club, Aid the money
will 10 tntof fhe club' a IS,llOO
ennuel. budget for lid to stu-
dent lcttvtUes.
Co·chalrmen of the
breakfast commJttee a r e
Mar;vin Selvera and John
:Jlepp. st.-hundred t I c k e t I
.have been 101d 1 Ir e a d )' ,
-Ekovich Iii<!.
A l!lmllng1m Beocb· ....... """'°" retlr.,i u _,of
tlfe -Depottnienl of•Jbl ~ Pid>Dc Llbrir)', ....... it lllbt .... people tMc1)lng
on Ibo faeulty ol tbe USC
School ol lJbr.,Y Science.
M ro . Elizabeth Schlegel,
am Snowbtrd Drive, i •
teacbblg a reference coune.
Next iemester. abe will add
to her ~acbedule a course 1n
oc1ence bibliography.
BEST
Tll• DAILY PILOT .ff.... 1er11•
of ttte Mtt h•hlf'ft, ., •ch.iii
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OIAClfUL OWi DICOlATOI PllCIS
Soft flowing """• and vibrant colors
blend and rocflate . • . a slmpllclty In .
d.,lgn It an elegant charocterlstlc of our
•Lona1no• colloction • • • $10. 95
~ prl2a wlD be glveo. -~.
JREE ·sAFE DEPOSIT BOX FOR
MAINTAINING SSOO .. SAVINGS 'AC'COUNT.
HeuNl t:M 1.m. t. 9:30 ,..,:, set. 10 •·"!-t. 6 p.m.
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Wonderfulty unu1uol, .,..
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Th• week end programs Mr. and Mra . Frank Ten-Tho ltrll' t1IO<I ..,.tesl..ap-• Farm ,,m.Jlo la llectlDW.
A Corona clel Mar all -girl continue until .,..t June, wtlh .. ville. at~ Corooa ck!l1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mji;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;o;;~~~!ii"~
tr!<>, "Just us," were first· Ind Iv Id u •l am ai:oup Mar Hip School.
roond winnera of Knott'• Ber· perfonn<n judged. for lalent SuMY repper, II, daUglJlu
" · al f Sou da and ablll\y, accordlcg to of Mr. and 'Mn. Petrick 'l'op-ry ·Farm FMttv 0 n _,,Dwight "Andy" Anderson. of .per, doesn't si111. She plays
lasi week end. Kootlfs Berry Fann. the drums. ''Real great," ae-
"We won · $'16," Nancy Nancy, the leader of the cording to Na~y Miller, w.bo
Miller, 11, daughter or Mr. trio, sald they only sing in also plays lhe guitar.
and Mr~. Walter Miller, said the 'daytime' 'although they Some of the "tw-folt" songs
toct,iy.. We eli:MJnated. two have a~ared at Melody1and, they sing are se.l'-COJ11poeed.
otM • to · . f' The Newporter IM and Long •·we have been together for r •acts win. our 1~1 Beach Sports Arena. four months oow," Nancy
appear.UCf there. There bl a An alto. she attends Orange said.''. We have made money
top pnu of $2,000 wt might Coast College, aa a music ma· and had lot! of fun and ei:-
wln lll the ~ri1.es &uble with for, While ~ellsaa. ""1'enneville, perience. We hope it keeps
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State 8th Might
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"Jtlit ~•"<trio -ii prel'eiited winhers ·d\eck ror performance al Knotl's Berry
Fann. .. Dy :h.ndY AndersoD. Nancy Miller (.center), ·accwts aw~rd while Melissa
Tenn:eWle' (lite), &mny Tepper and Wagoit Camp Mistress of Ceremonies, Ruth
)Varri~k. J,ook· oo. In background is backup guitarist, Bill Jordan.
In Spending
On Schools.
Seven stales now 11pend
more per child on education
than does Cali.f.ornia, ac-
tordlng to the National Educa-
looks like It',,,
fNlt llke It.,,
but lt'a re1Uy f1k1;
All·weath1r coat
of Arpel 1eetatt
lltdcottonlo :'Starga;er' Combines
Me!l~" S:h~p ~n Launch
1.-. .,. L•1a1m a• a• dt ...C.bn , .. orient ltuU tn
~ .a::m1nned -.-, ltl 15,000 mile. an hour orbtt
but tM lfllrpmr 111 r.. · <IO mlles aboY• earth. Each
. · II actually a omall t.i..cope
launch --II mce llh capeble el .....tng In on pin
a ~-·el .1"!1h· tu pricks "' otarligbt am using ~will lie ctll tlle F!W!lf. the lJOOftloos el the guide stan
u t1oni Association (NEA-}. New Heroin sed York, wlilch lead• the nation
In' studeni suppqri, speOda '9e2 . AS Calmer per pupil. California opeiids
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B ST!i..o..o..l New Jersey, Alaska, Con-,Y · ~ers necticut, Mlll'}'Jand, wilcoriJ!n
and Mcrit.Biia .it spe,,d mOre Teen-agt drug users are in-cruaingly injectinlt beroin In-per chlld,.say1.tbe NEA. '-.
ln calm'UiemHlvea-.i from lour1h ln etplll ln tbl1 nnk!ng \\.. I
yello or dllrc:o1!.
the belted brogue
Some of our all-tfrl ihoes art qutt:a a lit .._...I lib
• broad-He!. hfos\lil .t.hat'• )linked. ... fad, bw!ded. \aW.
Brown antiqued 1-ther UPJlll' aad tmliihed W.. bm:lli&
1'U-ti:Mb7-look of QualiCrdt hi JOllNf<lrian 8,99
to thelr bloodstreams in order C.lifornia bf.I dropped hm h I ,t
the ·elfectl ' of other drup, In the last -y .. n. . us·e 0 ·mne a well-known pharmacologist During "the la.st 10 years . • 1 • a 1 1 .. ~tt&Da,,Jd H. Smith. who whll< California's per pupil SOUTH COAST PLAZA Slml31oOonly. ..... .... "'-
'nlo '.two4on Otli"ltlnc u ,,_ poinll to aim ~ .~at«y l1le main teleacopes toward
(OAO) wiD -If;~ Ille otar utrm....,.. want to
as man-.lo :oe-h \he oboerve. sty fur ., flbat ll'blclden Ground compulen select the
had worked With drug users expenditure h8ll gone up 75 o,.. M ... ..,_ · M. •itlrih tit t :JI ''""' Upper C.reusel Mill
in the Haight-Aahbury for the percent (partly due to in-lot. tlll 6:00 •·•· Brl1tol Street It the San Diego Fl'MW'ly
Past few yiara told the flation) the national increase Costa Mell .
from .....,, o!ioirvalbri<I by guide ~ .00 the Illar earth'• murtY ,. atmosphere, trackers are assigned to look
according· to the National for them. Three tracken must
Science FOuodalton. be locked on apeclfic stara
California Academy ~f _:h:•:•_::been::::.:'::l!per:'_::cen::t.:_ __ .:_ ___________________ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
General Practice that thet ·
youngsten are using the
Prfficu: u n m a n n e .d to give the satellite full·
satellitei bave been almost atabilizatlon.
powerful and dangerous heroin
"as a downer for speed."
'1Speed" is the nam~ users
have given t·o metham·
phetamlne, a drug that lw
gained increasing favor with
completely automatic a n d 1bere will be Cilnstant prG-
llWlY needed ~ """" ble1111 ustng the star tracken. ·than man, once they got into Groµnd controllers-.must be
Qrbit, than'to have him 1ather sure the liWe telescopes are
the data they brolwlcut back not confusinJ the earth, moon
to ea.rtb. or even the satellite's orbiting
the hippie· set.
Sniilh, founder of t h e
Haigbt·Ashbury medical clinic
and. an assistant professor of
phannacology at the Unlversi·
ty of Califomia M e d i c a 1
C e n t e r • said metham·
phetamlne causes what users
But the $75 million. OAO rocket stage for a atar. And
will do· nothifl& without "step coiitrollen must.guard" against
by step instructions from the errors which could· point the ir;·ont will be ridio& in-~=~~ard the wn and
side OAO, but ll will be
rem<>lely msnned lrom the
ground J4 tJom1 a dlf. seven aays a week, by one ol the fuOst competent twm of ~. technlclans · and
iclenu.tl ever usembled,"
pid Dr. John F. Clark, direc-
tor of the Goddard apace flight
Center ~hich manage.a the
project.
FLowN 'FIWM GROUND i "OAO wW be literally flown
lrom lllo· JP'oond by • flight
~-in the control center." i ~-«>!laet~fqey, Ille na-
Rctn'f •l\eivspf. a.c 1 en ti f i c
~. 11'.C!lniidored by the
IJ>ICO igency 'tlle -..... Plcx robot ~ 91~ ~ver J>uilL n oootalnl .2·! I , o o o
eep&rate parta, nearly three
ilmef the ni'.P1tiw in the
§orveycn wbldi aucceaalully
l'nded .. the ......
' Why it tllis -p!Wty and depehdency 'M remote control
~m jround 1tatlon1
nec:easar1? • BeCa41<,tbo jpacecralt must be able ln point lla ,telescopes •t ·diJtan\ ~s with an ac -
l:uracy com,PBtable to focUSin1
:OO ·•movtng golf ball 50 miles
~waf, and keeping it In sight
:for 45 minutes.
: , The sitellite hu aii: star
Dll"PEllENT VIEWS describe as a "full body
Al the aatellite IWlru!:a orgasm" and three or four
around earth ~~I -10 o days cf C<lntinued u-citabilitY,.
m;m..,.. the guJ&i .~ Freg"'nUy, "~" ,11§1"', ff· c~"'and the ·oAO :111u!t perim:e acute r<1p!ratoi'y·and
fiod.diffOOt.ones. ' abdominal !yftdl'Omes and an
"It is a very dynamlc situa-anxiety 1>4ychosi!.
tion requiring hundredl cf Smith .sild .yoong dru1 UJerl
commande .per orbit to CQntrol generally fall Into f o u r
the o p,e r a t i on of the categories -e~rlmental,
spacecraft,·~ said .OAO project ~iodic, compul!:ive a n d
manager Joseph Purcell at a rilualisUc.
recent briefing. ''You can see Hippies, who are the
that just maintaining stability ritualistic users, come to
is a COIJlple:i business and believe that 1 their marijuana i\ requires b~ of ~pie and LSD experlencu are real
on the' ground." and reality isn't, Smith said.
The OAO .-.for lauhch next Cure ii difficult, if' not im-
week, ten"'°tiVely Nov . 21 , i! possible, because "there Ls ne
the second in a seri~ of four. communication and the pa-
The first one ·was launched tienl thinks the doctor i.s
April 8, 1966, and failed before sick," Smith aaid.
it could get down to the !.==========.\ buainess o£mapping the sky.
That failure was blamed on
a power failurt and on spark-
ing.in one of the s~ trackers
which sc?ambl,ed the
aatelllte's ~ computer Cilnlrol
system.
The observatory program
was put through an extensive
time-consun}ing oveMaul thal
added aboul $100 million to
the projecVa overall Cost,
boosting ·it to '378 million for
four launchings.
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Imlittite of Technology meeting.
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GIFT PAIS
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not be I• off When jUnior
wij.1 leam • ~ three R'1 at
Min. under tll< proddiJll ,ol
the electronic schoolmann
He uld parents too will
benefit from · an electronic
~acher 1n the home.
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Ending Surge Must
Be Power Base
WMBJNGTON (UPI) -,,,. 'Democ:rallc party must
fumbk HI wsy lnlo the future
by trylnc lo mah .--of the power It kept In Jul
week'• election.
Democrais need loot only
at the GOP to aee bo,r' fir
and hbw fast a polltlcal party
can rebound from cUqsle<.
It WU four yUfl from a
Democratic landalide ln c:ne .
presidential electlon to a nar.1
row Republican T!clllry In Iba nen
Premature obituarle1 were
written for the GOP -Ill
defeat in 1154. Nooe bu bee!!
written for the Democrata thiJ
year b!cawie Hubert H .
Humphrey came cloe<r lhln
upected lo wlnntng I b I
presidency ud blo party ...
talned conlrol of Coainu·
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nolMI from disgruntled
follonr9 of Sen. ~ J.
McCarthy aboQI taking over
ml reo1iap1ng ·the party
ma eh ta e-r y. Camervative
Soutberi -Democ:nta h a v e
been reetled In the party for
IO years even while gaining
and wielding p::rwer in ~'--· -""' ........
)II ')llanning, far the future,
Democrats must recognize
thlt their old power bases
have , crumbled -among
brus collar ~atl in tbe
South, in. h labor movement
ml -minority lfOOP' In the clties.
In the 11 Dixie states,
Humphrey carried only Tena
fm' the w«tt performance cl
any Democratic presidential
candidale la Iba South olnce
tile I urly .,..,. (j I he
Reeonatractlon period.
-llicbard M. Nixon wm ~· ti. the Southern
Coogrea """'1d ,...tde the
Democratl with their true
center of power. But tbt lllGel 91 George C. Wallace
Democratic leadenblp I n cuiled .... etber live.
eon.,.. bQ become weak ~~e!L
m the put two years, fohow-~~ may want to
ing a play-1~.-r eour.e .and ~ ..iw:. atic ad· UMUre what it eould deliver ~ • func.. fo~ a Demoerattt ad-· tlonli("'' ·, 1~ 1960
min!31ratlon. "1lholit -•tion from the
Senale Democrde loader IJemoCratlo Jea4enhlp l n
LOYAL DEMOCRAT tlonireu·
senate Democratic luder . GoogreMlonal leader1 of
Mike Mamfield ii a loyal holh JiarUee UIUally have been
Democrat without partlan unwilling to share power.
fe.rv.or. He bas never abo_wn , ltepubliCQI in tbe House and
the tlrel,. ""'IY of !oil Senate bO!i<ed after the 1960 p-. Lyndoa l\''tlictloa:bulsrudginglyagreed
Johnson, who ii now 'the retlr' Ii fomialloo « the GOP
ing -In Iha.~ ~ Committeo after
Speaker. Joli!\ W -~ad; !lie -olectioo and provided
at 75, bu .ever ·ac:qu}Nd the -Daul. •· third of the mtm-
power op!'.JlMPO!d on~yed i>1' llo,lbJp on 1h4t commlltee.
his predecr• .. ,~tm .IMr Sam ~ emerges from
Rayburn. ~ ._ 1111 electi.c:n u "Titular
Eveo ; tile ~ .,owerful ~'" el hil~party, a title
leader(in ~ ~ bave ·tllll ,;.... him free mea~ at
trouble,wttl! !illky eommittee ,porty fund.,,a!Jing funclion>
chalrmon,' wlio . cannot bl" •• be la expected lo """'
dislodged once Ibey have beOn 'liiooe Democnil looking
carried lnlo' llieir .' .Jo!jl by abeod lo li'IZ will· keep a
seniotity. dole wateb cm Sen. Edwanl
lt.i& an-old uiom In pol!U.. M. Keonedy « Maaaachuset!S
that nothing pr\lmotel party ml the lalely tl!llCOVend Sen.
unity like an eledion deteat. Edmund S. ·Muskie of Maine,
Yet the Demoorata atill beu Humpbrey'a runnlni mole.
Doctor Calls Smoking
'Definite' Heart Risk
SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) -
For those penons aeriously
tryifla: Ip avoid hetrt dlaeue.,
taking a little aJcohot now
and then won't hurt anything,
but amoking cigarettes ii
anmething elae.
Dr. Leonard Scberli< of
Baltimore told fellow pbysi-
cianl that amokinc ill a'
definite riat in hurt diatoe
and thOle hooked by the habit
should quit -or better yet ,
never atart.
~!ls, head of the tllviaion
of cardiology at the Univ4nity o\ Mµyland, apolr.e It the an·
mial meeting of the Calliomia
Academy « Gonoral Practice.
~ llaled a croup of
•'tilt ticton" now geaerally
• accopW' M beJltl auoclated
wllh a hlgber lix:!dence of
heart .nae-.
Some .. Iba riok factors
can't be eaatrolled, Schtrlll
¥lei. !!ICb .. Wnc a mall,
l>eln(Ww"'' • '!"'1 • ,.... old, tit )>lvlnf a lamll1 hill"'7
tfi.rt dll!lll
llal tlio -_..list oald
·-"' 1111 -.,.. bl -..-i .. -I.be rtK
I cJf buit -· for lnolanco:
<-. --blood -"' tholelMnll with a dlel low
Ill -<dod lata.
-' Adopt I pnlSrllD of
heavy emotional stress.
-Curb levels of sugar In
tho blood .
-Seek medical ad\tice oo
keeping blood pressure down.
-Avokl ovtl'ftight (30 per-
cent or more above standard
ls upeclaliy bannful).
-Slop mH>ldng cicaretlel,
or don't at.art.
'lbere is still some argument
over the role of saturated fata
in tht diet, Scherlis said,
although most studies now
available associate t h e 1 e
animal fatl with h e a r t
dilease.
Solid' oreor of the connection
will only comt after many
y.... of corefully cootrolled
ltudlet DO# .under. way,,. the
specilllst said, but he •dviaed
foUmrinc a diet loW' In
saturated fall in the mean-
time.
Scberlla ""pbuiud !hat the
bell timo lo begin • ~
die! It durin& childhood 10
that tt will have a aignificant
lmptM:t: on prete11ttr11 later --· A ddld'I diet, he aid,
lllould include 11rimmed (non-
lot) milk, !co milk -"" of ice cream, margarine In·
-of bullet', lean meat and a tplnlmum of chocololel. .
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Not Just ~n SurJ~oy
Adaptability Pl~ces •
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Chicken as Favorite
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ed Or bubOcued, -· bolda balanced, ~ ..... """* !be top' .... Iii, .. _ .. .__, ' ~·-·~ • p•-,.,., -....... c : ...-_._.....,......... WI IUMI -Oftll,, .._.., tabl(.~·-t 'f:t',
popillrlly. In.fie!, ID 1bJi ~ ~-ddcADble .._· ~ 1~+'1111 ~!,· ..... =~ ~--Atif'ertcan1 eat ~ ·~·-m -r--_-. .-
c:bkken lo tllO' -of .. ..... ,and fhdfy wblppod -·· Coall -.• ,
aWnp of UO pounds -po1a1oe1, wllll a -o1, 'I>' m-; tllr -an '. ~;":,~~o.:: p1e ·..nii ' peach lllc!w. will ::= ;;:.-:.:..::
--...... pie-!be famll)>. u JOU llllrT)' up liiieMo "' 11i11: -..my and adaptobWt7 lo pn!et a dlflerenl~ veplab!< . .._. -·t -,... yi
many ways of pr<paraU.0, H'.J --· lrJ't:I:: tbor1. 11eacb IGr a ca of lie:\'
popu1arltf la no wooder. , dilcaO ·-ed -au( pr• p a r <!. , ~-ywr IUpennarkel the,_ P,ldeli.~eblcUo QiJcba ea..,~ la celebrating a c b I c k e D lllil wlllpped palaloeo Allo,.· · '*11lval o! value, wllll em-look for frozen cbiw;, pies, .CH IC I B N CUB B \
pllalll on convenleut camied deep dlJb chicken pies (beaily · . (lllOll~ ; ~ -chicken produda. I pouuden) and~~ l< cqp ~ -"""" ¥~ ... when,... .... 1111. "-· • 1 .lelili-,curey_powder ~ boned chicken tn a Here, fro 1: e n dnQnstlcU l f.abtupoon buU8r: or mar.
~pe. all )he botbenome lend • helping band lo tbeJ•P' ga,Qne •
pre""11tlm hu been dooe for peuiu coune ol on Oriepta\ I cih (10~ O\DIC<O) con·
,.U • ' dinner .. Crisply bioWnec!,_ IJlei 'lleimed cnanr ol chicken
' T;,o, olnte It'• all loMU~ll' become dlppen for a dellcl00s . ooup
lljjbt ind 'dirt chicken meat, 1Weet 'n , ping1ot ChlDese I can (I ounces) bone<!
no bone or -· you'ro ,ge~ 1111ee. . -chicken; cul up ting tull value for your meat ~ cup Cl.teed apple -
dollar. From the aame line, CWCBEN DIPPERS ~ teui-lemon jUlco
""1'11 want lo try conned I package (11 llwlces) frozen • I waffles ' •· •
chicken a la tlug, chlckei 'n dnumtricb, thawed Toasted coconut
sravy, Ud chicken apread. • . I can (Liii -cruobed lnaaucepu, cook oa1Go wlUl For even 1 re a t e r con-. pineapple eut1'1. ID better until tender.
·Ydllence, tab home a good II cup wat,.-. Add remaining hljp'edfeuta e>· Mll'W cl· -. l*<pared a tablai>ooi>a.bollef ". c:ep1: walfloa lllif, ......,,,
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Show, a weel<ly variety bour ~t,wlll hardly_ be
mis•ed by either viewers or critics. . ,
The amazing thing 11 that ·lmidars, inclucliJig
notwort people, marked It for dead even before the
se~ began, which makes one wooder WhY it W!I•
ut-OD in the tint place. .
'addition to a star whose material 1f81 over-
famillar, the •erles had a diflicult time il!!!-.10
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petttioo will be ''My Fllelld Taey," a HrlOi'.iliOut a
couple of crimlnologllts. .
The network oay• lhll will ~ !ti only ,!l;lldaeaoon
replael'U'ent which apparently m-tiiat_, •,re-
cent highly reg8J'.d# ~;S9111." will ~ Im·
mediately have a l l'!lck a ru NBC-TV "11"'· ,,
Over at CBS-TV, meow . :Jllle lonC·ruil1Jlng
"Daktarl" has already bp.n c:ancelod and will di.!..
appear at m1ds.....,. · · l I i;~::;::=:;~:;--;f CBS-TV announced that the ult ol "Daktarl" 11
will make room for the Glen Cam~ Varilly t>o YOU
. series, which had a ••mmv,r111i_uJ1te--1llMli..ilr . ~i°~~-
11>• vacationing Smotb~ ll'ollen Sh.,,. · ' , SH~RltY, Mrt. A number of ahakeupl IN upected at Aleo~.
Britain's pop singer TOlll Jolll, for lllslallol, will MARKUPP?'
begin a weekly hour on a, D~k II -....
And it ii pretty wllll tUlii *"' cnaltd lh•t the
highly IUCCen!ul "P.,..'Pllllt" 11 l'fllllllng out Its
last •e&IOll ·C --V.. •Ml& J'l'ta t11c on, It will pro1>a1>11 ma. -11111111m:" l!llDIJ ,.r wtt1i the -a.·• • 1& llU • . One .UC.TV hd-If ,..... 8rm. II 11e!-
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In To'l!ll." "J""" .... °llllillolrn" and .... "1)144 .for
the DS'lr n '' · I Some vet_ttaii series, DIHll'tl'hll•, continue to
show renewed llttnclh in the 1'111111 despite very
leng runs. Tbest include ,JQO.TV'a ''Bonanza",
right up near the top agalll, ,_, AJ!C.TV'1 Law·
....,ce Welk Sbow, by now a ·jMlltutlon. ' .
Th~ Channel Swim : NBC-'l'V'1 "On stage!' series·
will olfer Sean Coonery, Michael Caine and Paul
·Sco!ield Jan. S In a ~mlnut'.I;._ three-pert comedy·
drama, "Male of the Species -about the rela.
tionsbips of a young woman with a trio of men ...
Sir Laurence Olivier ls the bolt-narrator ... ABC-
TV's ''Saga of. a West.em M·an" aeries presenta a
documentary about' the bellle ol <;eltfsbarg Dec. t.
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School
Literatw·e
Plan .Told
' f .. Concerned About Jtfoney Free%e ,
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.Sp¢_ed . Up ,1• )Californians Unite · for · Freeway . . .
. ' 1 Cautomlall's ~ wltb transll system In lhe Loi rate Instead ol beln1 delayed two ol \IJtm aimed at. -~ lnllll&> houri, alJhouih the er· a r..,,,... llllo ~ay eom· ~ ._...,,,-. _,..
a pneral boulnl down of Aqeles am could pose an ertt 11 ~· u., suburbanites and the !sUna speed llmll would bo ml""'"'"1L ,'""1*
A literature progrlJlll ~I lbe llote'• lreewn IYJltm addltiooa! lhrt·~ ahould"gu ComiiluaUm ol __ , otbertwoatal4Jncmalpeo-ln,ell~atotberttmes. ·Mcebe ,......,..,, lb•· 'Die 'CSl!'C _,_.
encourages eli!>tb gawa lo I -CU.O program, due lo tu monlea be channelled lnlo portiom elready built to pll lhn>ugb fmway' use. , lo 1'111'11 _.,...,. freeways , r'"'"7"'" ._y ma7 be !*Pl hold
expresa oplnlooa .Is d-:,.. ~ io!".l.r~ !bat program. :J..,T. :;/i~er;1';h. '!:'~~ lll urban, mu, oCcor4\tt1 abould-111"'•1e on a Jret. flow Wubm.-flml ~00 the :t.,:" . tJme •
by a teacher at ,Helllll KalMt 1IOll10 clwlge1. ' A modem llvel ol aervlce1 ac<ordtnr to theb l\lpport C!llll-lo Iba CSFC, eacll ... tor111 • Nial •al aD times 8id" .aot-' l!f&hW\11 !""J<OI d "'I dlrec) -~
llltermedlate ScMol, Colle The Callfo!Pla n.eway Sup. Is lhe key phr .... put forth m!lt<e. · should be rerved by onramp1 commimlty of S.000 penons .,_ :"' ~ ol tbe .:'::; ~ Wlm lo·
Mesa, in tbe Novomber luue port COmmi!tee· charJlOll !bat by CFSC, "flth .. veral 111g-Flnal)y,. p<Jnllit or ,.....ch and offrampo oo mQre tban er ,_. eliotlld ha-le euy , sysWll, I .. In lbe meantime.
of a natlooll educalloa $20m!lll'"11n!Undsbevebeen gesUons u lo bow tbb level and applicaUo• ol teclmlcal three mlles ln>m his bomt iteoway ..,_, the CSFC '. ~ ol ,~ m.i.!1·~---.,----t
journal. 1 witbheld from the otate ,. may best be attained. · lnnovatioos In the lreevra' or job. ' lll'I· • 11111 bo jlal4 ud 1lnd COl!I
Mn. Claire llJIPlelord, a far, out ol $1 biJUon dollm First ol all, Ibey 8'j', the aytltm should be a never .. n-A top 1 .... way· speed <>! 1$ 'Ill'! 8'°UP NCtllllly met In _,1.,,. to rlM hit and oilier Kids. Uke to '
Newport Beach resident and natlooaJly !O· percent or California'• U1> din& eoal ol'the otate. m!lea per ""1r -with no, Anabelm, Wider cbalrmlblhip . • • , ,
teacher in c-Mel& ICboclll ~. the llfOllp con-constructed freeway · syalem Four particular polnls are start-and..top dilvtng -ol Sanla MOilica -.paper olftc!als polntod ..t, '"°5ldel "Ask An4y' !or •if . yean1 Is .author of_ tcn!ts, ates .of _a rapl<k ll>ould bo.built 11 a,e•«lrl•ol~ also~~ )l ·~. CSFC,-should' Ji• 1n·~ .. L~ J11!1!11'ber ~I,.~. 1lltlcb ,~tlc!J ~
"Junior . High EnJllsh c '
Wasted PotenUal" bi the Na-
tional Council of Teteben of
English magaiine.
She Writel of a program
that she baa introduced to
'10 accelerated students using
literary worts to get lllldenll
to think.
. She deplores tbal chlldroo
are lsught lo upect tbal
every question bas a correct
answer and to re1y on
teacher lo provide il
She writes that she finds
junior high children hesitant
to espress their own opinion
because they do not want to
be wrong and are uneasy
aboo.t taking a cha~.
In discussing the literature,
she re J ate a, abe rarely ex-
presses her own opinion and
let.5 the youngsters know that
there is not Deee5S8.l'ily only
one right answer. The cbl.Jdren
respond to this, she notes.
Mrs. Appleford, 27, teaches
English and social studies. '
OCCSweeps
2 Forensics
Contests
Orange Coast College
forensics students awe pt
through two Southland
toUmamenta recently, cap.
turlng honors at UCLA and
El Camilo.
Capturing superior ratlnp,
the highest given 1n the UCLA
competition in o r a l in-
terpretation, were Linda Ken-
nedy, Balboa; Kaetbe Scott,
Irvine, and Debbie Brucher,
Orange.
Winning excellent ratings
were Jeri Miller, Garden
Grove; Woody Eddy, C-
Mesa, and Tom ll'a D'b l t ,
Newport Beach.
The O CC apeechmal:en
really walked off with the
honor1 at El Can)ino.
Winning excellent awardl In
men's novice e:mmporaneous
were D. J. Dunkan, Costa
Mesa; Ray GeHiltin, Newj>ort
Beach; Tom Hubble, Newport
Beach, and Kip Kinnlnp,
Costa Mesa.
Miss Scott won 'Ill excellent
award 1n women'• novice ex-
temporaneous.
Winning excellent.a In men's
novice expository were Gen-
drin, Kinnlngs, Carey Ward,
Corona ·del Mar; B 111
McCague, Santa Ana, and Bob
Thomas, Costa Mesa.
Ken Gronback cf Costa
Mesa won a 1uperior award
in the same category,
Sherie Houde or Garden
Grove won an excellent award
in women's novice ezpository.
In novice debate, Hubble
and Eric Samuelson of Garden
Grove were one of five un-
defeated teams out of 74 to
win medals.
Viejo Plans
Christmas
Art Show
• The Mlssloo Viejo Alsocla-
tion of Artist.I and Craftsmen
is planning a Cbrlatmall art
show and sale at La Pu Plaza
in Mlssl.on Viejo. The event
will run from 9:30 a.m.. to
5 p.m. Nov. 115 and 17.
The pubUC la invited.
Ari work ol children In the
area will be on dlsplay.
Children lnterealed In ...
hibltlng should regJster witb
Mrs. Irving Stewart, 830-2055.
The 1ltlt meellng, of the . assoc1aucm w111 1>o 7:30 Nov
,11 at O'Neill Scboo! In Miiii"'
Vlejo. For further Jnlorm-<1tloo
call Mrl. Stewart.
Slides Show
Vietnam Action
The 111o17 ol a U.I. Marino
pllot'• loar ol dul1 ol Vlelnam
l'1lnl Ibo -·· ..... bell<Oplar, Ibo CM.a. wtll bo
deplcUJd by color alldel II
the dinner ....u., of the
Rellred Ofllcerl' -tloo.
Orange County Club, at 7 p.m.
Friday.
ReserlaUom are nectaarY
and made by -.. the
club -Ide!!~ "'°" Olm10l A. Knudll at-.
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Al'PLESAUU ::="'..:'._ _ 15•
PEAR HAlVES• ~-32'
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HUNT'S PEACHES ::::. ... _._29•
CRANBERRY SlUa~:::t 25'
MO'(T'S APPLE JUla-. .. _37•
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CHIU'& BEANS:!':.';. .. 36'
SWANSON MEAT PliS---.. 25'
MEXICAN FOOD,:.."' ....... _ .... __ 47'.
....,...,..,~--M-•n111-• MA~RONI & CHEESE ::::".:l."' .. 35'
FRIED AWl(4 COD :l'l.'I.~. 55'
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CROISSANT llOUS ~:;. .. ___ ,58'
suao TURKEY =~--.:.fl"·
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PUMPKIN PIE SPICE :=.,, __ ... .35'
... SHELIB WALNUTS ,'::'.':.89'
C&H SUGAR :::r::!~ ·-17'
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MACARONl:ml~ ..... -~---..... 43'
RUSKET llSCUIT =-~--.39'
LIPTON DINNERl:.~_, __ 75'
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00111~Viln de!Gimp'sw-oo
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LUCKY'S 1;.0W DISCOUNT PRICES ... AND NOT ON JUSt A COUPU OF DAYS
A WEEK, IUT EVERY DAY! YOU ENJOY GREATER SAVINGS ON FAMOUS · ••• ,.J NAME;lllA.N~S,. JO" QUAtlJ'.Y "BONDED'' MEATS, FRESH PRODUCE, HOUSE·,
WARES, HEALTtf AND B~Ur( AIDS ••• AT ~OW,.LOW DISCOUNT .PRICES! , . J ~s .. BACON 1" ~!!~~Ai!26~ .... :~~ . ~· . .;~19c • ~;
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ACOllH llQl/AIR 4 aCQm squub ' ,
1 poWld cboppod beil ', :v, cup chopped onlcri.
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~ cup bread crumbs
l \t t.upoons salt
14 teupoon drled tarragon
213_ cqp 1QYf: cream
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Cul ~ In haU. Scoop
out .. ond .otrlqy ~-• Diop' balyM toto bolllng,
Aiied J!llar' ond -•boul 10 mfllut.., Bl<a4 .... _ '.
'tocredi•ll. Mo<llld -ftll. .. lnlo oqaull -.........
1Wval lD Piii -J :!Dd\ . ol hot wator. BUe :1n lliO
d._ F. -•aboll Ill mlnuteo « until aq\IUb II
tender. Yield: 6)o f tih>tnp.
'!~~''.' 4 tcorD lqUllb° .,.;v ~I , . {
I pound choppeol, bedl': . t> v, cup cbopPod1-,.'
y, cup bread cnnnbl
I 11 teaspoons Alt
II t<aapoon Tabuco
¥• cup milk .
y, cup dart corn l)'rUp
v, cup raltlnt · ,
Cut oquash In hall. ScooP ' oot aeedl and otrtniY portion.
Drap halves into bolllng,
salted water and coot about
10 minutes. Blend nmaln1q
lngndt"9fo. Mound mut fill-.;
Ing 1n1o, oquaoh halvts. Place'
hal... in pan with I lDch
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of hot water, Bake in 350
degree F. oven about Ml
mlnutos or until oquuh II
tender. · U glaze 1' dellrld,
spoOn 1 tablupoon dart corn
syrup over each half durtnc
last 15 ~ of bating . YJe!if k-f to l!lervlngs.
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Home News and Views
Snack Foods Important to -Teen Diets
By DOl\OTllY WENCK
"I'm hungry. Wbat've you
got to eat?" Is this a familiar
alter 11ehool lament at your
house'! And w h • t ldndl of
snackl do you provide !tr your
chlldnm?
Snacks are necessary to
growiJli childran -Olpiciaily
to huolrl' teena1er1. Tiiey may amount to a fourth to
a third of their total day'a
food intake, so they should
be chosen carelullf.
Studies show bowev@r, that
snacU are generally poorlY
chosen and that CQrnmonly
eaten sflackl like chips, 1oft
drinkl, candy and cookies tend
to be high in calorlu: and
law in other nutrlentt. Tbele
kinds of snacks alJO art el·
pemive.
Moot ti& will eat whatever
ii handiest. So It'• up to
mother to provide snaci foods
-at eye level in retpgerator
or cupboard -that\ contain
important growth notrients
llke protein, calcium, iron and
vitamins, alona with calories.
And you also mlabt concern
yourtelf with the kinda of
mack fOoda that are aold to
your students at their schools.
Are they able to buy fruit
juices (not "fruit drinks,''
which are mostly sugar am'
water), milk, f~h fruits, let
cream (not jUBt popsicles,
which also are just sugar and
water ), cheese, bard cooked
Food Fads, Fallacies
ew and other Jooli1 lhll are
good for ~em u snacks?
If not, 11111 oligbt ~ • good
prDjecl f0r your .p a r e n t •
teacher organization to get
behind. Studies sbow that
when good foods, U~e {llilk
or fruit juice, are "'9\rallable
in vending machine1 ,
teenagen will buy them.
What are I01llt food!I you
might have on band for
SlllCU? Sheli ldtu might In-
clude canned meata and fish
lika l!µla, cheaae opreads, bak·
ed bea111, peanut butter,
soups, tnµt and tomato ju.ices,
cracktrs, caMed brown or
fru1t"bread, breakfast cerull,
instant pudding, caMed and
dried fruits, and nourishing
homeinade cookies containing
dry milk, iJitmeal or other market and they were areal
cereaJ;uuta, date& or raisins, U they <In do It, why can't
peanu1 bu!W, et<. I?
Refrigerator ldeu would be A. Home freezinc of whole
loodl sucla u milk, cheese, or halved avocadoa doea not
bard cooked epa,. cold meats, work because the 1Jow treez.
bot do&~ oandwicll fillings, Ing procw breaks down the ·
dipa and plenty of cleaned, cell struclure. Commercillly
ready-to-Mt nw vegetlbles frozen avocadGI are froan at
like :.ceieey, carrots and a very low temperature -
cucimtbe:r .Uces to dip with 320 devess below zero. This
lreoll frulll and gelatin with temperature · mremo l s
fruit' achieved 11)' tht Cl'yo(enic
Fnaer idea• miahl toclude freeslng method, uJln( Hquld
aandwtchts -ready-to-eat u nitro&en. ~t'1 important to
SOOll· as tile): . defrost, Ice keep thele avocadol lroaOn
cream and other f r o z e n until you Ule them -tbey
-· fruit julca, ham-cannot be refrozen. burpr pattie. all ready to U you want to freue
fry, bum and rolll. avocadOI at home, the only
Ice cream ii 1 favorite way It can ' be done auc-
snact food and Ir recom-cessfully is to mash or puree
inm>dod lilltO It la· hllh In the avocado and mix il with •
calcium and proleln. Why not lemon juice (3 tableopoon1 pa
add 1 peanut butter fudgt quart) or ascorbic acid ('4
u ·uce frw even better nutrl· teupoon per quart). This can
• Uon? Solttn peanut butter In be uOld bl dipa •od 9lbor •
I bowl an(! blend your favorite ~=O." C~ fOS: J>Ur~
G d H It L chocolate sauce Into it. 00 ea n Pao,nut butter milk I 1 Q. I've been woodertog Shortcut No to
' another fa vorite . Blend a teas· about 1 bread "ad" that
Just u Dowen bloom here quate amounts of dairy prod-when they are used On 1 food poon or two of auga,r into clalmrl 10lf of brmt lllPl.u..i
all year so frauds, quacb ucta, meat, fruits and veg-crop, the allowed limits are ~ or two tablespoons peanut 12 nutrients in amounta com-·
and other unethical types ap-etablu and ceru1 producti carefuly spelled Out aDd strict-buttet.'·~ Then add m 11 k , parable to liver, or lteak. II
pear to number hom........., no dietary supplemant sboWd Jy enforced. . l!'dUllly, -tog lo blend. Utls ""9! ·
and homemabn llnOnl their be needed. Another common foockon-Add lee cream far a peanut A. , I haven't teen· t11h:
•lctlma. Llbwlle, the claim that • , . neclod f.allocy II that alum-butter sbate. partleular ad, but ycu -
Peddlinl dlNr7 fads and "Everyone should tab vtta... 1num cooklna utensils an Or how 1bout apricot "can-want to make your , -eorn-
s->ecial "6eaJtb fooda .. 11 ona mini and minerala just to be dan&eroua to health. Alwn -dy" made from a 3-cunce pariJoos on thl bum of ._.
o! the favorita adlvlliea of ""' !hoy _ are l!dl.Jod" ail<> lnum 11)111 third m0st af>un, -paCu,. ol crum .-. 1 weflbla of ,_ Art U1of
L:1:1e-,people. lt'I tlUm.ated ll filse. Am-----erfcans are offer-dant elem~nt ln tbe earth's tablespot>Cl lemon juice, t ttas· comparing a pOUDd tJ. brad
t:1zt at least 10 mllllon per-Id enough variety ln their cruat •.. Jt occun na.turally PIXtt uch at IJ'i.ted orqe with a pound of meatT
l-llll tolnloodthllla~and flalllllac~ ~ IO thadil'ladequate ,!"'tr1· In many foods . Cooking . Jn •nd lemon rind , Ii cup drjed It ao, a pound loaf of em-Jc)> ~ ~ lllw aN ru y avillab~. . ~.num.., utellltla iJ qwta opricota, One!J dioot>od, , '.I od l>r<ad -•·••••• i lo f
""'1' ~ In-• lnltances, of courae, -·~ •• _.... • aii<f Ii --• The c.mm-.,, the pbJaidllil ~ addl-Enmpi ol 1ooc1· r di Md cup _.....,, nuta, a Ii .;up percont nonfat dry milk l'ould
Food 1114 ))jjjf Adlnl!llltra· Uonai tltefnllW Md "'--c1a':! bock t! . ..,11, Fii, Blend all thela !In-have 1 .. than hatt u mud!
lino puta H thfS ...,, "The for 1peoll!c papoiel. But .fn. Gtetk and Jloiiiih Umes. But mol!lan-.wiel niltk ' protein u • powld ol bontie. .
wooda are lull ol tho ..,.. dllerlmtnata dolin( without It It~ lliit u general -.ry, lhape Into balb, sirloin ll!eat of calvel llver.
qu.cltl IOd cilarlaias loday medieai ldvice 11 foollah, ... inowl e ... u.;,.. to rlM roll In powdll'od ..,.,, then Nor would 11111 prataln bt u
as 11"1 were )'Wt<rda1. They pensive and even can be clan-ail e will outgrolf ~ chill. high a quality u that ol tho
_.,.. llW. GI@. tM lo ,-~· superstiltol1.'I and accept tho • Anothor quickie "candy" iJ meal. '
up on tho ~ or Alatinllla si>mellm•'try to Fom'FOOd'GroopeullltCOlll• Ji9nt7.milk halla made lroro.. The loaf .o/ bread would
r.!3hien<d ~....-will fail reap-a prolll lrom frlP~ mon...,. way to good nulrl· 1' cup •r· V• cup pean<# have u ln~1rGD u •·l!Olllld
I« • allot! eut lo bealth." their Intended victhm flllo tlon. ·bulW, Ii cup llODfat dry mm ol ataot bul Im lllan • -
Aaditm ,.. w ..... ...... ~ ol apodal You don't know the -lflOWll .... II <"II cruobed .. much u I !IOllDd of ......
1 food ~ 1ltll lo -.r-loodl or cooking.-. '11111' rour food orou,i;t: .,...i lfaha. Mix ail m, It would Ila" laot tUclD a... ]1111111 ta !ti I',,. nrllt7 _ tjlot_elleqilcaJ a M.u-{PaulirJ;~ -) ond ll'ldl«1iJ UOll)t oaraal and either ataU or live:._.,..
aod •W11'1 "" 'lllt7. ad pijlllltldol-1Cu18ubtt1iU ( y-); l<lrm Into btlla. 11o11 Balli ol the oddld mill H Wild tbeo, _.. 1111)' llad food Iha aoll llld !Ill pi.-. Iba .Mlllc aod Jlllr7 : In etmbed -.!. Qdll until have l1llll:b more caJctmn tliaii ~ ao ~ ,,.,,, -, It Again, tile 81"'!11 ~ COrta!J: rnuts firm. • • liver or ataat. ~ ••t '~ dllllo -.. t11M 111t llid-V,...r11et • -eu111T10N1 n AM l!Ml-•_ lo_.... oldlr=~·t,;,, I ~foillllsrmtl-~i.:t~...C UUll -~=~·=r:.=
·-" '1111 tnrlo lally m< 11'1')' lo )ftklct fllllt <11!1.--. J1beU11r . ~ Q. I tried to "-.... ond 'brtMI r.r earldl;j; ...... -
tlllt -_.. ..,. I -"' fGOd lo 11111 tbe DI· -l'IW' lndt or,.....,.. wholl avteador ond illOY fun>. -and bodl -allo aipplJ loot-.... Jiii u ,.. lion and are aol ,,_... tllt to Hr llwb, "-« ....,.., Id O!ll 1""'1 -dark and 111 with lmPorlllll .-ol
.._ .... -. 1111 • Iba ""11 lbal '!"' IMD. Tiit t8llrlllaaal vllua II murf17. Yll I tJoucbt _. Iron and 8 vltamlna (U Ult
II 11111 t1i11 """'''" • .... IL M flt I~ ..... U. --..-um. 11 tltt llrloclllwlcllad).
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BreaKfast
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Cak• of the W•k .
Rocky Road Cak~
NOY 14 llW 11 . I Ucenaed SafeWI)'\ Tin1rs. thru Sun., . Pnces Etfecttve n
··Vodka
Kavlana Brand
80 Proof Quart
Whiskey
Quirt
79
$ 99
cold Brook Blended
8Q .P~f
·whiskey $ 99
· Old C.Oloun Str1i&ht
86 Proof quart .
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1000 la~ Dr.1 -Ne~rt ha~·'
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Cheese
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•Luce1,118-
Frult Yogurt .. ...__ .. __ -5='1
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EGGS ., ••• "Al" ....Siu _, ... . or• ~'.tr ' . ~ .... 49'
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We Jot 'Em In >,irllight From The
, Tropla-A Tent.' Dellght1 ~h ,
1'otured.lsl;.,. And·EmU~eA
Melon ol Sii .. Into A Fruit ·Salcid,
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Shoulde,.Steak~ .. 59c
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Ca nned Picnics
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-.. fr"'1) -thlwlb the llUp!IOrter, the pmea will ....
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Balb tn'PlDO and poot. -.. ~ ' . . . ' mi-.~~-~·. ~ TilJiafe pk:nlr• ... ....., ~
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llart.wlth ....,etbing .. lllmple .
11 chlcl:en-~-buket, picked
up from a roadside stand1 or
u coi;ipllcated JS tw~D:h
steaa. requlrina: c h a r e o a I
b<ollen.and all ihe fllla'1.
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Crocbet shill In pallern
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tent TI14: ail.es~ lncl.
ll'll'TY IZNTS (colnaJ for
-paUml ...:. idd u cenll
for ead> pottem fer ftnt-cl"' malllna: ad llj)ecial bandllng; othenMt UIW-clua dellvery
wlll tab -....a or more. Send to Allee Broob, the
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G11'1'S" -lablzlcus l.uhlons,
loJ!t AaconlGr -...... ..._.~,or f'lll'l ldaol ,,. 50 -
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)lld:qlng:Bj tlle U.. 7'1'1'1'1 '
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thawed IDd tute u fresh u
the moment I& WU baked.
Cake and ea11.. ll't 1111
perfect -....1 fer'poot.
game quarter-backing, toe.
Removt a ·elle from your
freer.er llefon you start for
the game. Bmf cOlfee and
tern tJppli ydur rebri. n-.... caka irO lullJ
lcOd, boll! top anil-'1'bo1
cocm In four variltlM -·
c:homWt, vanma. 'tfwwitt
llJdge and devil'• '•. d.
Notlllq la needed' to -
their horn• baked teirture and
flavor. . But a few -timely -·Una ttpa are ~ below•
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Egyptians Al$o ·Face
Mini-skirt 'frQblems
" CAIRO (AP) -Amid .U ---. ......... Egypt's oocurlty ,_are a·
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test girls clad ln m.tn1skht1 •. '\
Maj. G<n. Zaki Elq, dltec·
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police force, 1111 ordend ,tho
a....t ol any'Jllrl found --lng a miniskirt en .the streets.
He said M.ch a .,flagrant IPd
immoral act" 11 banned by
lbegoV~· :!he poU;o,arder WU echoed
ot .coJro Ulllnnlty where lbe de8n ilsuOd .. onler to coeds
to com their thlihso
Police and unlvtr1lty
authorities face an arduws tut. sttort. lkhtl, well above
Ill' -. CGllllnu• to ~ ~ CO!llll!"I 1111111 In I be clty'o
sboppll!i diolrlcls, in 11 s
fashionable restatll'811ts and
tourist hotel>. They also con-
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.Elq -lollowtnc ..... cl-Involving two )'OUll8
girls In estremelY lllort aklrt4. StrolllnJ and ~""'°PPID&
Ibey 'pOsoed I movie house
jut 11 tlio;crowds ol ,....,
moo _. eniOrklni· • 'Ibo ~ massed ~
Ibo two girls, Irish~ -into 1 nearby shop ior shelter.
'!be horde of aboutlng youths
blocked trjffic oo. one of the
main streets. It took police
Ill hour: . to . l'elCU8 • the g1rll,
disperse the youths and..cleor
the traffic.
Police gave the g i r 11 .'
parents a stern lectyre, ond
roqulred them to s)in -promWng that~
WOOid nev'et 'qalh · •ear such ·
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.MOSCOW -(AP) -Surpris-u on increasinl part ol total
~ at Ji may IOUD.d, the caviar exports.
mrMo llmlu r""'ly CID L.ul yeor's total tonnage of
fjnd ' a .-IOl1lng one of Soviet caviar .,ports jumped
bis coootry'1 most famooa 29 per<:ent to 1100.S. tons from
products -covlar. the yeor belor<. Birt becaus<
He'll be lucky II be CID much ol It WU lower1Jrlced
buy a jar of the traditional red caviar, tbe value of the
holiday delicacy to serve dor· saleo dropped • 4 percent to
Ing the biggest holiday ol the 4.1 mllllon rubleo, equal to ·
year, the Jllllllversary of the $1.t .JD1D!on •t Ute ottlclal a:-
BolsbeVlk Revolution. change· rate.
'lbere is a growing shortage An ~ . of Prodintorg;
of caviar, so almost all of the gnv'ermnenl agency that
it is reserved £or the valuable handles IUCb uport.I, com-
export trade, and only limited plained: ·"We do not have
supplies are re.leased to Soviet enoogb reeourees of black
citizens before holidays. caviar. We have to sell more
Now even these limited sup. red." • ·, ,
plies are threatened, u tho '~ 'breocilng grounds in
lll!Dher ol caviar-jln)dllclni the Sovie!· far out, wbero rad
lturgeon contlm.les to dwlndle. caviar ts produced,. are
'Ille fish wblcb prodoces Ibo nlilllYolJ fJee ol IUcb pn>
black egp so prized oy bleml u IJOllllllon IDd J0w.r
gourmets hu been hurt partly water left!. ·
by pollution, of the Cuplu Seekins m;n b~ caviar,
Sea and the Volga River, to make more money ·on the
which flows into it. world market, Soviet ex-
Tbe problem is so critical porters have turned to im-
1 b a t last mootb t b e Soviet portllJc Iranian black caviar
govenunent iaued a decr<e into tbe Sovid t)nliio, tbeD
ordering the IMtallatloo ol ao-reaporiing II al a profit.
tipollulioo 'abields oo a 11 Such lrani111 ,imports cllmb-
offsbore on l.Mtallatlons in the ed to 7' tons iasi ~year from
Caspian Sea and the creaUon 55 in 1966.
of water purificaUon stations Western upertl aay thlJ ts
. at 100 lndUJtrial enterprises only • stopgap measure whlcb
in the area. cannot 10lvt the buic problem
'I1'le d e c r t • made the of • dwindllnC Soviet aupply
northern part ol tbe CISpian ol black caviar. 1
a !lab praerve. To oolve the pniblom Sovtet
In addltloo to Ille p<Oblem -~ bav. mado .....i
ol pollution, ~ aro ~ -
threatened by a drop in the Ona II ' llio -ol 11>
level ol the Cuplan Sea. The tipollutlon devlcea, such u
drop bu dlllmjJed ..... --In tho breeding sroundl In I h • decne. ,An ~ ao-
• Volga '• delta, IDd oJoo 1111 tlpollutlm-. ~
m a d e tt men c11111cuJ1 1Gr the decne, cul ,pollulloo , In
upotream spownlnr --ball· !Gr Ibo llnl lbt. monllill to enter ~.Y .... IGr 1!!otr o1 11111_ :rear Iii > . ...i1-i . looc trip ...,... , -ol 1111 Cwpla, an allldal
l!oviel •ci•tl"' llY Ibo -likl . Caspian'• lave! bal dropped· Aaolbor ,.a,...i II tO di.
about ..,. feel alnce 11SI, .-from. •111.n -
. and II -al Ill -In Into Ibo Volp aad -men I~ 7"'1· Oowial .Into Ibo c..pian, tbua
The drop II attribujed partly rai11n1 Ibo level ·o1 the ea.. •
to loq.r .... llalltl In pte, plan 1114 odiUnc cloon water
but 'nature II DOI Ibo only to IL "A lol ol money would
-to -Men -be lnvolftd in ~ a ' -\lie ....am • w'aj.r , lelleme/' •• • w-..eaperl . ~.::; =··~ ~ ~ llDCb ha~
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KEY BJSCA ~ Pia. (AP)
-OalY rrdgd11 bid p....t
sillcl ho WU declared lllo
Prookleat -ol 1111 u-Slnt.., but olrud, lllclwd
M, If.-wa podd11 1111
bap. lfo WU Juyli>f llew
Yort rl&hl alfll', he ~ lot
Key B1lclyne In FlorldL •
1'e 1olkl bar• weren•t at
all surprlaed. 'Ibey bad ex·
pected Dick to come, jusl u
soon u he cow Id get away.
For l1 >"•"· this ll&ht little
tropic Island bu beeo Nixon'•
favorite hideaway -the pllca
when be always comes to
celebrate the vlclorles and
coomoplate lllo oelbacb ol
an~ political -· And, unloa Ill ..... 1111.
It will 10< 1111 llOll four ,..n
he lhe Ille ol Ille OltloD'I "'Littte "White Houle.,,
Durhig bis ........... vt&ils
bore, Nino liU llQOd at °" 'Koy , Biocoyno vlllal, o n
grounds ol !be Key Biscayne
Hotel: at the home of C. G.
(Bebe) Rebmo, a long-time
friend, and at the home ol
Sen. Geot&e "· Smalhe" (!). Fla.), lldj-t to the Reboro
home.
It WU ttere'tba'6.Nixon came
In delpalr In IMO, to IJcl: ~ otllddod beauty apai when
lllo -or hit oarmr peace and IOlltudo can he cl<!oot by ~ Jol>t\ F. lldld ~ 15 lnlllutea by cu
x..-Jy. ll -...... that from 1111 brl&h{ .ll&IJts " Kmulocty IOUlbt hlln out and, MIJml.
In a dramaUc -Una. II> ~Is a lfgencl 1hat PClllOI
cepCod his coqratulaJlom. ~ Leo~ went aabora on ~
It •• bcrii !hat NbtM ,...1 Island In 1513 and named • Into teelllllon to draft plans Santo Maria. Certainly It -for tbe final two-week bllts UMd by the b u c c a n e e r 1
campaign that -enal>led-~liil preyJl!iliii the treuure &bllJI
to stave olf tbe late rush ol lbe Spanish main. A roil
ol ,Vice President Hubert H. brlclc lighthouse sWJ stand1n4
Humpbrey, And It Wal here OD the bfach• Wll erlded bl
lhal be returned Wcdne;.Jay tll25 to loll Iha ....,.km W\\O
nlt)>t In the moment ol hit lured lhll>o Ollto the ollJbora
grealelt tlrumph. ...r.. and _stripped !ham bare;
Koy BllclYllf II a palm-In ll!Q, William J, 'Mat!>;
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10 OZ. PICG. (OIN, l"fAS, MIXED VfG!T .\llES
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TOILET TISSUE 19c
MAYfAtl SOfTWtNS 2 toll PACI: ••.••......•••
MAYFRESH
ORANGE JUICE
s'ROZEN 12 OZ. CAN 3 fOf $1 .. 6 OZ. CAN
COUNTY FAIR
FROZEN PIES r
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P!ACH, l'\.IMPt::l'H •..••• , • , .••.••••••. , ....•.
esoo. bouCbt • 1arce p1tca o1 the ll(al>d, planted a ~000-acre cocoout plantatloo,. and
bepn pllytnc hoiot to 11111,
11..,.ir. )'ldllamen ~ dow1I from the oortb.
Oddly, (« -ll>t -ball ceoturY. Koy ~ WU Overlooked by FJor.lda land deftlopon, In' llGI, Ort·
er a ca111ew1y was built from
the malnland1,the Mat:kle ·eo.·
erecle4 a rew villflJ midway
on the elght-mlle long beach
lacing the Allantlc. .
That ume year: loOIWig !or a oleceloreat~toup CalUOmia wn Nb:on
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The· ldl!De WU #111 ·Balbo& -.,a ...... ......,. ..
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to wave theb-bwViH 'ln
b::toor ot our lac*, athletes
-put!dootod .. the Olympka -. Melltoo Woy,
How lucky 'ft: are to
hli've lllCh woadertul
~tkn cm ar te..m.
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log their experienoel. and
... aH .. t ,andllatenod,l<I-
-and ...... lmplttd ill the 1ame bl'ftth.
oNwmITHE
FRQIT CAKE:>
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: you ··like • toro. • • her\
••• :wt..t al• ••• mld
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•tufted with Norm'• aoocl old
fahkJned a.ce dttllirw with
a budtet at ctiet aravy on
' tbt 1kte ••• ·or would )QI
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dm't f~ tbt dell'• tw.dy
frmlti a imbel'r)«_.. re!ilb
and tmftl mb:emeat put
up in litde me P. li:led
. carb:IDI. 'lbe JilllCld tdk
: fruits ... rMd,y tr 1'Jtl to
' whip up • fruttcakt • • •
the red and ll'ftll cherries. _,.._,,,,.....,.,
,10. IJQldm. reel ar srem
end the Hllriequln mix.
Here'• a flip •• , u. ~ .... -~nuta and d>oomlt-In your
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· THEBIG
GUAllANTEE
Over the yean: our frtsli
tur k e y s t.ve bui l t
them.lelwe a Pd plated
reputatk.Cl. We're m positiw-.
17 . MIN tbM: we'rw sivWll
)'00 \ the ftry molt cap.
tivatio( bird • • • to lift
your -and -the eye, wiib .a the tummy pat·
tine """" ... ,... -"" in a a:Gt.ented Thadca&ivtn& ~ .!'.~ um . .,.. cuarutM
hlm ...,., -.. b» 1ut>
bone piddl;lc ~. Pkue,
""'"'· It'...---'.. don't talk to )'OU tbe M1
J OU Wint them to, tell UI
about it. We cuarmtee to
·educate them.
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o 11 r ~ ~ Ollm. 'lb1ll ii
our uwwer 93 ell )'OU nlc. -""""""'"' --feel ""' rruit do without
the fixmcs. Got news! You
can f&a.ft )'OIJr special cake
eithfto. mocolate, ~ ot
buJ8la mad• wttb ~ ---""' ,,, __ _
Lodr: mom. no 9QIU', ., )'CIQ
can eat eM elll:. Ewa 1be
icq is ~ free. Men,
It b'ftzel cttvmev, IO )'OU
CID Me younllt cut a p.rr.
et a tima. Nair W's mt
hear my DlCft d. tta. "'l'be
-.... ""4 ....... but eoaldn't eat ~ (If dM!
cake."~ ii tht pl.ace .
TAKEOFF
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On the bakery eountft' JOG
will .ee a penny <*ldJ jar.
It is tuH. of walnuts. peoina.
-· blanched -pinetppi• an:I oth!I' ~ fnllts. ... raWna. All llr9 __ .. _
and nn. Mbr 21 boon.
they'll ao Into a fruit cake
made; WWI 100 perc'ldl: butter
and hsh eat. A1IS baJcq:
powd«. Ftuit cMel in our
1:akery come bl h moet
---and
liJ.ea. You'll ftnd a ireen
totl Quistmu 1'l'ff p8irl, u'ld
• ftQM! red bell pan . . •
Theo t b ere u. ,Uttering
dollome romd tint and
bright PY red ttm; qlow
with Cindi.et Cl\ kip, The
fndt ceke ii: babel in a
blc arp oake paper right
tn the Un. Of ooune thel'9
an ffllltlve l::Ml 1 • l 'J1 • 2
md 3 IPO'h! c.u1tldinesa too,
... they all ..,.. -t!&tinc 1'itb a mpttal, roe-a ..---tuiV7 that ... bf.'t -
tho ""'*'''" " ...... wtdx>ut
-' Uolef'. ""' -• u ... ,, dw-t .. made
W'Mb 0Wt1H1ria, oranre
)lloe d ,..... or a loaf
elf p-.m.mt liru! or a
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1dll ev. • . • or the new
Hmlloo l'rult -~ IO,.-. witll ~ /vpr,
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IN BUTTER SAUCE 3 CAANATION 1-f'O\JNO r& GREEN GIANT CORN 10.oz. 7C COD.PERCH FILLETS ... IA a:
IN 8UTIER SAUCE KEAN'S ' } GREEN GIANT PEAS . 1o.oz 41c STRAWBERRIES_ 4 1o.oz 1
GREEN GIANT-BUTTER SAUCE A'lt APPLE-rU~PKIN·MINCE" 6fto
BROCCOLI SPEARS •.. '""'' 'N-JOHNSTON PIES_ •·INCH 'IT
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:THIS YEAR Bl.IT. HERE IS
THE SURi>RISE CAR OF . .. .
THEM Al::l .' ~ ~.THE ' EXCITING
NEW 196'1 lMRQU(S, THE
CAR WITH THE CONTINENT AL
STYLING, TH.E CONTINENTAL
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TAU<ING AB'94.T ,JS;·W;t.ITING
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JOHNSON· AND · SONI
I 9b3 LINCOLN CONTINENT AL
4 ·Door. IMUtifllf· grove green m•tallic fin11h, luzd~ equipp1d
wltft pow1r windows, power· 1t1~rin9, power bta~11, 6 w•y
·~ff 111f .1 -fe'tf'Y air conditio'ning. Lie~ JQ1'500. '
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1967 01.DSMOBILE "9a" ..
4 Dr. H,l., etffactlv• medi&m' bfue .mettillic. flni1h1 dtk contrast-
ing blue Int~ w/black 14.hd:.u1 roof: tuXUry tiquipped with auto.
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by origin1l ~nor I ••134;$•d• Lie. TXU 114.
1966 'MERCURY
Montclalr 4· door Hardtop. Fully powar itquipp•d, it also his
e ii.reo tape s~•m. Powd.,: ~lu• with mad1um blu• int•rior.
Factoi air · condltionin9 arw( i.l{d1u roof. Shows wond.,.ful
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th• Conti~antal . a~ribu,tas IJml.ttd : JP .fit.y,li~_9 ; ~•hills
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With wid•r track, larv• front sprints. axtra . insuli~on
incl pNclin9, .n1er9H st•biUzar l:tef and .uJho«-q.\fJ•t
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abla TWtn Comfo'rt loung• s1at1 \itith dual center· arm-
rait•··eT• standard. Mfrqpi1 s••h •t• u.p~l?!•*~racf · .T~
l. luxurious cloth •ncl 1 vinyl, .JI vin~, or, et, Y4"1' option,
t•nufn .. ~aathar and vinyl. Stats 1ra.da1plyL ptdclad, ai ·
ar• annr1st1, Instrument. P•nil ..tncl ova.th••d •r .. ,. s.1.Ct
option1 for your Marq'uil .,.. ~lso lv1t1tl:tll. ' " '
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111 Atr Station Waton.. ., passan9a~.l}t •ddltion to full fact~
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. 1967 THUNDER~l,RQ L;JiDAU
4 Door h•rcltop. l••utiful· Ertnln• whfta, Wltft. ••tin black fn·
t•rlor. Equipped wit+. nicast 'of' ev•rythi"'1 .radl9, with st•r•o
tap• ·syrt1m, PW, Pl, PS1 6-w•Y PS, Lanclau . roof,. and feet •
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t pat••1't.•:-.tatlon w•~'l· S•rikint ~rcUn1I Rad with ... tin
black interior, auto. trans:, RliH, a.ir cond., PS, 'Pl, tUt •teer~·
in9 wheal. c.nt•r f1cln9 Jrcf •••t, lu9'g•9• rack, dual action
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ln9J fnt1rior. Full fad9fY lquipp1d plu• •llfo. trans., fief. ahi~
con'd., PS, Pl, R&:H,~ ra'er facin9 third 111f,, one ·Owftar, ·'"9
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~~---:;:.OVER 80 QUALITY~ .AUTOMOBILES ·.TO -SELEa FROM~,-·-, ---·1.·f.
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-. ··lbw, automatic. po9!er •tetrln&. pc.t~
dual tuel tanks. fadlo and hM.ter, ~ -... ..... .:.-:.etc. $llWr 1n color. ''nUI fmmaculate one
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.. 1,~,.; ubot. Beautiful' Turquoise exterior~ with '
'!:J .._.,,1matclttnl turquoise Interior. Luxury features
.• • lncludin& power 1teerlna:, power bnkn, pow-;·( '"''':..er windows, powrr seat. tactory,...&lr condition-
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. '66 CONTINENTAL _ 1(// ~DILLAC .. NABERS ColJpt. 'lbw two beautiful autombllts both ' Dom' tmdtop. A. stunnblt lil....r ... , ...
have all ot' «'~J:~ pow@!' features and tertor with ma~ tntaior. )'.'uQr Cid!:"'• .. CADILLAC.. :~ ... Jll..J::=.~·:: ~~::.r.--~-= . yoUr pl ot tbe11 ouutandlna: can at• prlct .tan. The ftnllt tn cxmfwt ,lld VIila WJ:lllS • YoU won't bellew. RPG930
HAS THE LAR6ES1" SELECTION SAL_E_ PRICED WI $11.11 'I'll«
OF LA TE MODEL, PREVIOUSLY -' -Y '·· -.
OWNED CADilLACS IN ALL • '66 1E1ADiLLAC ~;,.'•
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. '65 tHUNDERBIRD s.a.n 1>evm.; -.. ...,.,..tn <o1« w1111
THESE CADILLACS ARE ALL . \:.'"wJ:i.;4'1::~:!'"'~V:~•1n"tr.~. ~ =·~' ~~'-=
SPEC.IALLY P !UC ED RIGHT -= ~~;,.,!...~ -::; ~air~ =!!id., m~ ,!::
NOW DURING THIS HUGE ..., o1 .,;;;;;..-,;....,. a1r conditt~'l'bll 11 '!'!l!:.!!!M·-'.1 . .,..,_ ·1-at lhil -....... _ .......... -.._ ~·· ··13' ,_-s.-sALEI •-.~.,,,. on lhil -.. MPP121 -•
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8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru · FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
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