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In case anyone harbored doubts,
Southern Callfornia'a rainy 1euoo is
here.
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Almtl the Or-Cout and throogboort
tbe Soutllland,. rlln and cloudy wutber
wai the order of tlMl day. A weather
front W!tlch moved In Thur1day nfaht
brought heavy showers tG the coastal
and mountain areas and acattered raiJl.. fall in tbo·dlsert.
Clear ni.. and co~tlnu.d cool lein· peratures Were predicted tor Saturday, .
with on1f a 10 percent· chance of rain,
but the' wet stuff wu echeduled to return
in force . early\ ~ week with tern·'
peraturo· from '~two 1to seven degrees
. below~! •. Oran~ Coait '. thermometers crept cautlOui!Y . !ntO tbe low 80"s today as
. r/llll. Ud sti41~ w)nds hit Ute beaches. :Walor temperilturOs registered 57 to &i •
• degrees.~ , ~
.M<l.Ult.a'tu wen doused with rain and
bulleted by sbuig, gusty w-. while
''"'" fell ,i.ove l,000 feel lli&h tem-
peraturil !'"f"~ -~al.resort
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~i!ntJ.nils
Grove Youths
Garden Grove pollce·Tltuto<!l!; mesled
an 11-year-old youth accuaed ·of shooting
a companion in an, alleeed Hessian
motorcycle club hangout.
Jailed was Paul Lake of 10271 16th
St., Garden Grove. Police said he is
charged with shooting Thomas M. Tutton.
19, or 12452 Rancbwood Road, an unin-
corporated area near Tustin.
Tutton's left arm and elbow where
shattered and hb chest and rib cage
torn by a shotgun blast, police said.
He is Ilst.ed in satisfact«y condi.Uoo
at St: Joseph Hospital in Orange.
OfficeTS aid the ahootihg evidently
occurred over a package of alfalfa passed
orr u marijuana.
After he was shot, Tutton staggered
out of the house on 18th Street and
fell on the lawn of a residence on
Deanann Place.
Police !ound the shotgon on Utl roof
of a showing center bWlding which backs
up to the alley behind the 16lh Street
'lo. residence.
Lake ·was arruted Thursday morning
when blfioers spotted him in a car
near Btookhurst and 17th streets. The
vehicle was driven by Nadine Kelly,
33, who officers said is the owner of
the home on 18th street where the
sbooUni took place.
Coast
Weatber
Welcome to swmy California.
Actually, this ls only a mirage and
it'• di.ie to clear up Si.turday with
coastal temperatures at a cool 65
and only a 10 ~t chance ol
rain.
JNSmE TODAY
Mm·der Victim
ldeniified as
Hayward Youth
By ARTHUR VINSEL
Of tfM D.lllY .. lltt lllff
Investigaton moved out today to find
and question several persons about the
gruesome Elsimft skeleton murder
di5COvered by three Costa Mesana: last
Sunday, after turning up new leads in
the San Francisco area.
The victim, whose coyote-gnawed bones
were scattered in a wooded wash,
meanwhile, was Identified Thursday as
f{ent D. Davis, 21, or Hayward.
Riverside County Sh~I HomJcide
Detail Cai<. Lawrence BrOOts dllclosed
also that a car belonging to the niurdered
man's parents was recovered Iaat April
9, about 15 mDes from the slaying site.
Capl Brooks said the vii:llm was
believed to be Da~ Iller ~
-were first foand, along w:llh a watch
engraved "K.D.D.", and tJrou# to Costa
Mesa.along witlt the &kull.
8rotJlerl. Paul Zlmmann, .21, Ot 2400
Elden Av e., a n d David Zlmmann. .,i4,
of llt Mona. Vista A,ve., along with
Tony Bartoll, 21, found the-rematns Swt·
dllJ' while rabbit lnlntlng.
Tlleel1ta aem to be Utat Davis .was
tak..-lo the mnot. site below JIOllroad
CanJ,oa. Dan! and esecuted1 or elle ahot
Jn the, beacf. ·<ll!l!hen llld. his bod7 duinlted into the lorest<d Ille.
iUV<nkte Cl>iulty .Sboriff'•, Sergeant Vtilll Wooctwn mf, DeteCtiV. John JlamIJ\oO · an!Vecf borne from Utelr Bay
Area inMptfoa today, armed wltlt
When ont Orange Coa s t
loUnQe clairn.s ita muric is unin-
terrupted from 5 p.m. on, it
meat the beat goer on--.li~r·
all,. out 'ft.' Abou.ter ducribe1
Ulc. fllllric:ul.rofa~ r~ ~ ill,,
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'"nlere are c.nOln thJnp we just
can't nte.--· but ,,. bope to. ~ave "'°'" lnformalioo by~" be said Jn a tdepilone' Jntervin.
Dapite hit-..., to <!ffer a motivo
ar pciafble lltuatlon 1n •hlclJ yooq
Davis met violent dlatlt, the ... .,
the ...,...,u al narcotics lzmllnlnenl
In znanY Wayf. • • ·
Capt. Btoob aal4 DaVls !lid no
portipllat trode .... .... tinSn'Ploytd
111 the ume or his dealll, estbniled
to ha" ham in Ute earty d.wll al Jut April. . ·-r -
Surgery Separates ~wins
Siamese twins are anestJJ.etizeC! prior to ncces11ful
turglcal separation at Brookdale Hospital Center,
New York. Operation involved. one of rarest
forms of Siamese twins. The !&-month-old girts had
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been joined at pelvis and abdoaieO: They· were ~.,_
ported progressing well today atter 1-hour<>Peratibo
performed Nov. 4. ,
Housewife Saves
Neighbor's Chil~
From Drownµig
UCI's Academic Senate
Opposing
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·-1114 blo ......... l«lay ..... ramiled his ¥lewpola! .. Ille .ituatlon.
"ft will do e"*YthhJll pOi!llble IO brln& obout tubttlntlve talD with · U>e
government of South Vlelnam present,"
be commented.
AOed II there bod been any ~
""Ille deadlock, -nplled: "Lei'•
Stern Wab1iig
•• ·W est,ern 'Leaders Blasi ..
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I ' Russ on Czechoslovakia
:'.Enemy; ·eamp8
'.fit DMZ Blast00 . . . .. . ::sY:u.s. Bonilis .
SAIGON '(UPI) -U. S. Air Force
nvebonibon ad oillod utlllerJ todl1
bluled In Narlll -campo . In Vletum'I demllllarbed 1D111 (DMZ), k:iJb1 H . Oc11niuntsta ad trtaeriDa ~ ID perrlila fuel llld am-llocltpllM .• . •
Unilll1dally, Ille new Cammllllist IUP-·
ply campo ....,. tbe Ulh ad 12th vi<>la-
llooa ol a llanoi ...-thfl It would
not wabUle'~ tbe--U tb1 United
States """1d llop tbe bombing of North ;: ~u=.,,~ ;..lnlOd~
if Palil. -In tbe Frmcb eop11a1, Niirth Viet-----~ . .ii>lated the • .....__ a'plrallng
North llld loalll --
American ~ uid todl1'•
WU tbe hea'riesl ........,. bombardant
" tbe -.., oillod --l'r<li· deal J-ballod the· wllp1a bom-
bing NOY. L For the 1hlnl -· dly, the alllll fired lnlo the·DllZ-
flnl belal !Ired -bf tho Commuallls.
. Apln It -• u. s. lrlll)' lpol\er
plJol who llpted Iha perrllJa campo,
bi the 10111bem hall <if the DMZ llfte
miles nolib of tbe 8outh -blllock o u Ip 01 t al Glo LiDb. Jlo. lm-
medlately Clllod In ,, Phantom flCbter·
bomben and 1S5mm lrlilleey ltrikel.
"l'lrilig bacli, tho North Vlolnamese u t ... ol t b. dl-hll Pbanloms.
U. S. opokeomen Mid Ill pilotl wore
IOI hurt llld Dew alely bacli to lhelr
l)ue. There WU DO ComnnmJlt fire
~ IDlo Glo Linh or 11f11 of the
other nearby IDied border oolpootl.
Military opoWmen Mid pUoll spotted
tbe 34 Communl!t bodies ......t the
two IUIJPly -fo)lowlnc the allied -boidnieot. Tho u ~.,. ....
llloolonl, thor uid, ..,.. -dil>ct fdts an R e d mnmun!Uon rtodpiles
tlnaleitng Glo Linh.
Only Tbuncley, allied llWll lhellod two
North Vietnamese bunker hues In the
.... -tho -Ume thor bod -Imo the llr!p wllbout flnl beiag -
1lpOl1. 'lllclll lwrqu lpltod a l!OB-loot lliebalL .
DAILY PILOT
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power.
Stewart, tho lint to IJ>08k al Ibo
meetlq, c!emlllded a clear lipal to
the Jb1•!1D1 against further m1Utar7,
action In Europe.
Neither Rusk .nor . Brandt, however,
~to back ouch strong actioo.
Rulk, mUlnl Ills last appearance In
NATO conncDs before the RepublJcan
administration takea over in January,
issued e invitation in the name of
President Johnaon and President-elect
Richard M. Nlxoo to ~ NATO pa-.
IO bold the • aillanco a. 11th birthday
meellnl In Wublnllm nm spring. . 'Ibo _,. Jelt ·open whether this
lhoultl be a IOllUDll meeting as IOQUUted
bJ llCllDe dolepias or at the normal level of f<1<e{p mlallten.
Some di~ hope tbe 20tb 111-
nivonary -...m l>o • summit meetlai at wblcb Nixon could see the
lop Jeailers of the 15-ilaUon allJanct all
together at the same time.
Today's aesaion wu beJd at NATO
beadquartors in tho Bnmels lllhurb of
Evere. It WU marked by tributes to
-far blo ellbl years ·of senlce
IO 1be llllance, from a series of ! ......
mlDltt<!n lllcludlnl lltewart Brandi and
Mllcbell Sharp of Canada.
RuU: II apeeted to leave office with
J-In Jarru&'1.
Rusk told tho MAlon that tbe United
Stateo will cootlnuo IO support NATO.
Ho~ tho'mlnlsten on Vlelnam, empM'llting the tinportance Johnson at-
tacheJ to a durable peace there.
Rusk said tho United States will
welcome any movement toward unJty
that would help Europe 10 speak with
ope volca In the counclJa of the alliance.
Oitholics Using
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Bi.rtli C.Ontrol
Won't Be Banned
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tile 114Uon'1
Cetbollc ~ declared overwbalm·
lnllJ rrt<tay tbal married couplel who
pndlco CClllncoptlm will DOI be lumed
1w11 !romthe church. (See aorller ltor)',
Papi)
Tbe Nallcnll ~ of Celbollc
Blobopt, wlndlnc up 111-1<-loq debate,
bacbd the valldllJ of Popt Paul Vl'1
ban .. anllldal blrtb -bul Jell room far muTled coupltl to break the
ban H lbelr cooaclence ~.
Tho put<ral -lald married couple& who praclke .-acepl\oo will not be ezduded -_.._ and
other cbuldl ......... .
Tbe· · labopt Aid. "With putoral
ooJlcljnda we · 11111 · ibooe who hove <""'fled lo wlllldal CGDtraceptlan never
lo lo 11 "9G'1-b •I to -to take luD advaiilqe of lbil llrqtb wblcb
--tho --of Penance
and tho """"· bNUiui, and. -In the -(Commmilon). "May we all be mindful ()f the in-
vitation of Jesus: 1be man who comes
to me I will never tmn away.' " w h l I e rullirming the birth control
ban u the correct prlnclple of the
cburcb, tho blsbopo r<cognlzed, "Married
couples faced with conflictln& duties are
often caught in agonizing crises of con·
sclence." The church 1eaden noted that
"at times it proves difficult to hannonize
the semal upression" Df marriaa:e with
the Ideal ol keeplna every acl open IO
possible coaceplloa of Ille .
Fro• Pqe I
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talks, tiiid ...... CQllll!«lC< that, In any case, the United States halted Ibo.
bombing of North Vletlwa "WIC<llldltJm. aUY' and tbere.fon had no cause "1to
make • put ""' ·-the alleged bomb--!be demllltarliod _ ..
Le relemd to a'.·11a1imeni Issued by
tho Slate DeparUmnt We<lou<lly wblcb
Aid tho Unlled Stales taleo "a serlot11
view" of verllle4 ~ In whloh
North Vletnameoe antllery llrod ot1 allied
lo""' In South Vietnam lrom poglUQM
id:ide tbf dem1Utarlud 'IOQe: 1 I n c e Nbv. •• .
fiihnson Asks America~
"Submerge Partisan Ties
'WASlllliaTON' (AP,). -~dent
Johnson m ad e it cleat today that he
will ''make Whatever dec:lllona the Presi-
denl of the United States II .called on
to mak1 between now and Jan. 20"
when PraldmJt.elccl Richard M. Nlxoo
taleo ollke.
Jobpio said Iba~ alter Jan., :JO, he
bopeo Nlxoo "can Jpe&k nol Gply for
ltlt admlnlxtraUoa but for all the
AmorlCin people" and Jobmoa said he
:would -t toJlelp Nlxoa ln.thaL
Ho. called Oii aJl Amerlcoit QDW to
"1Ubmergt IDY _,. interelta" whether
Democrat or Repilbllcan -llld try to
do whet they can to help. · ' J-allo said al an Impromptu
meelln( In 1111 olllce with '-"" that
''we are dohlll all WI caD to lrl I:
about IObltanilve dl1e1wlona" ta Viet-..,. _. tallm at Parjl "that will
Include tho .........-of South Vlelnam
It tbi WJlelt date poulble." But be
bod no lurtbet report ol mc<rua In that mpoct. • • 7 -
~ho be pointed out had been In govern-
ment 11WJ1 yean... anil said he would
work in Washington about three days
.a week and have an office in the Slate
Departmeol.
SF State Prexy
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Says Reopening
May Be TuesdaY.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Sen Fran-
cloco Stata· College PrWdenl Robert
Smith 11111ouncecf lodq he wtJ1 try to
reopen t b·e enibalUed C,,,l,puo Tuolday
U probl<1111 con be worked out. (Bee
earlier atory, Pace 7)
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Jollllloo mel tOday for the lint time
with J1o!>err1 D. MurJ>b:r, vttoran l«elgn
policy diplomat wbO bu been named
u Nixon'• penonal repraentatlve to
the Joim-a<Jmtn)ltratlooi In the field
He aaJ"' the diletnm11 m the 111000-rtu.
dent campuo, cloeed Wednesday . altar
eerloua coafrootlUOOB with polloe, ls
whether the college could be run as
an educational inltltutloo or wbetber
Jt bu to be run "with clube:.''
CONFER ON INTERNAL SECURITY MATIERS
FBl'1 H-•r. Pre1ldant-eloct Nixon
UP'IT ........
of foreign al!aln.
The Pmldent called · In reporters to
Nixon Meets With Leaders Introduce them f'! Mulphy, IO whom ·
Job.-promloed luU cooperation In the
bopeo ol ",oflecllnl an ~f!rly tramlUoo"
ol. government. •
Smith said administrator& will explore
how the university lhould he run.
"wltboutbelnglnvaded by police."
He rtoeJved some applauae at th.la
statement from 500 faculty members
crowded into the campus theater.
Theo, the Praldenl loot on qu..Uon1
Of 'Factions' in America llld the ftrol WU a nq-' to dHcrihe
tho underotandl!ll ho :llld Nixon have rqardlnfl forelln policy mattero thPt
w1.ll come vp betWten DOW and J· 1.
Gev. Ronald Reagan had protested
the shutdown," saying It satlalled black
stude~t union strikers whose sJ&ris pro.
claimed: 11.We Shut lt Down."
NEW YORK (UPI) -President-elect
Richard M. Nixon met FrlcJay with
leaden of Industry, labor, dVu iiahll
llld .......,....t orpnlutlooa while he
conllnued formln( 1111 n e w ad·
mlniltralloa. .
-lit<luutarod Jo hll Hotal l!Jerre,qfllce,
Nixon J>UI 'In a Imig day bllore l!lvlng
'far a lirlel n..t llld ·wort ~ In
Florlda.Heallo 'ezditmpdmiooqu
with Soviet PreoldellJ N. V. Podgflr\11.
Froderlck Kappel, board cbalrman "
tho Amorlctn Telephone llld Telesr•ph
Company, saJd alter 1t1t bour·IOllf
meelln( with Nlxoa tbal the two men
dilcuAed waya Kappel could help t b e
l'rell4enHlecl cboooe tho memben of hil adJnlnistration. ·
BRIEFED NIXON
KlpPOI, who allo briefed Nl:JQ!1 on
a 11\fdY ol the Poot Office Department
wbicb Kappel directed, oald no names
were mentioned for appointments to Nil·
·00•1 lllall. Alted whether he blm!eU
mlchl hove a place In tho Nixon ad·
mlnlltntJon. Kappel aald "we didn't talk
about Jt.11
Al llOOO u Kappel Jell the hotel,
AP'lrCIO President Georse Me1n1 went
up IO Nlxoe'1 11th floor suite. He le!I
after 1111 meelln( without dllcuallnl the
coolellt ol 1111 talD with tho Pruiden~
elect.
Nlson allo lcbeduled ouaiOlll with
Richard Helml, direclor of the Central
1nteW1enco Apncy, and Wllltney YOW11,
national dlrector of the Orban Leque.
CONGRATULATE NIXON
Podgorny congratulated Nlxoo on hil
election in a telegram and expressed ,
the hope that the Nlxoo admlnlatraUon
"will be marked with a further develop-
ment of relaUons between the 11SSR
and the USA. . .in the Interests or
strtngthentng peace throul{h our world."
In a return message, Nixon thanked
the Russiau leader and added, "It is
now more euential than ever that our
Chopper Makes
Safe Landing
In Emergency
A Los ""e!V Alrwaya hel!cot>ltt on
the ...,. roille wboni two ,_. hove
plunp1 to earch made an emergency
landin( ot Campton Airport W-ay
with 22 penonl and I Cl'tW of tJiree
eboonl.
llobert Hubley, vice praident Ill the
llnn. said ll wu.1111"11 ~ _..uonary
......,., -which tho comi*nY foDow• • at any llp ol iJ>.lllgltt trouble.
Cause of whah!ver stanalk!d an
emorpney for the pilot wu DOI Im·
mediately detamlnad.
The 12 -· ..... tralllfemd to anotbtr LAA <'-and motlo tho ~~~~-
An...,.,_ by the Fode"al At!a·
Uon A1ft1CJ ~ tho LA A
tp0taman'1 tGiidJMIDt about th e
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Aoahelm heliport at Dllnoyltnd.
two people. work togeUier in a spirit
of mutual respect and with a recognition
of tho, spoclal reopomlbllltla we llhare
far the ,.... ol the _.ld.''
· IL R. Haldeman, Ni1Gn'1 '1iii1t1i1:t for
-Houle Jiwlipmenl, annwdied in a new1 brleflol. tho oPpolntmml of two
former caJhplip• 9lda 'tdf'tbl, MCOnd
""" of tho Wiiiie Houle otall. Ronald L. 1Jeglor, It, wu named
"preu llliltant" to handle molt of
tho ftmctllXll of • -RCretary allbou(lt ho wtJ1 DOI, u put prmlontial
--~ .. clollq, ~pata In polley d-. .
FULLY INJ'OllM!D
I Haldeman said, however,' Zlqlor would
sit In on policy dilcullllono and ba kept
fully lnlonnad. "He will ho kepi Oii top
of evorytlllnc," ho said. .
DwJcb1 Chapin, who will ho -21 years
old next week, wu .appointed a special
Ullltanl to manqe Nixon'• dally
ocbechile Including 1111 travel> and his
aPPolntmenll with "1olton.
Nixon ocheduled a flllbt lo Key Bis·
ca,yne, Fla., at about 1:30 p,m. Friday
JU&bL He WU upecied to stay over
the weekend or pooalbly. lbrougboul next
week.
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Johnlon quoted Nlxoo'1 statement
made at the Wlllta Hou1e last Monday
in wbicb Nixon Aid:
"I gave assurance 1n each Instance
to the secretary of state, and -of -course
10 tho Pruldent that they eould 1peak
not juat for 1t11 .. admlnlllrflllon but for
the 111Uon, and that meant for the next
admlnlltraUon: u well."
Wbea uted whether he llld Nixon
bod agreed, u · Nixon Aid Thursday
t b l t it W I I eNMUal there be priot
consultation and prior ap-eement on ma-
jor .pollcy decli.lona, Jo&naon aald. "We
did not discuss that preclaely. We only
diBcussed hiVing an observer" -the
role Murphy ii playing -and Johnson
reiterated the declxllN IO tie made
between. now and Jan. ID "will be made
by this Pr,sident, by this secretary of
delenae and by this secretary of otata."
One matter on whlcb tbere wu prior
consultallon with Nlzoo, Johnson said,
Drugged Youth •
In Juvenile Hall
A Los Alamitos ll1,gh School itudent
Is in juvenile HAii today arterbelnc tal<·
en Int. CUJtody by police when ochool
authotlllel 1U1pected ho wu Wider the
influence of drugs.
'the IS.year-old youth, a resident of
Cypress, wu found by teachers after
he h1d ·"apparenlly taken an overdose
of pllls" according to Loi Alamltot of·
fleer Garth Baltbazer. The off1ctr Aid
t h e boy'1 eye1 were pinpointed and be
could DOI otand wlthoul aaslatance:
"He could barely speak and when he
did it wu in slow motim," Baltkazer
$aid. Police have rePOried 11 pmlous
drug amoll at tho lil!lh scbool.
was the lnvltaUon which Secretary of ·
s111e Dean Rust IJl4de 1n Brunell to Nixon Reply to Russ
NATO memben to hold their 2IXh an.
nlversary celebraUon 1n the United States MOSCOW (AP) -Moecow radio. today
next sprlua. That wu a matter, Johnson reported a meuaa:e from Praident-
explained, that woold be carried out elect Richard M. Nixon to Prealdtnt
by Nixon'• administration and nqulred Nikolai V. Podaomy erpresolng ~for
bi• prior approval. joint u.s . .sovfet slepl to guanntee
Johfl50ll wannly welcomed Murphy, world puce. 1-:;;~~~-----~ ..... ~~~
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Rain Today_,
ButOear
Skies Soon
"" In case anfone harbored doubts,
SOUthem California's rainy season ii
here. i
Aloog the Orange Coast and tbrooghoul
the Southland, rain and cloudy weather
was the order of the day. A weather
front which moved In Thursday night
brought heavy showers to the coastal
and mountain areas and tcattered raio-
fall in the desert. !
Clear skies and continued cool tern·
peratures were predicted for Saturday,
with onJy a 10 percent chance of rain,
but the wet stun was scheduled to return
in fOl'CI early nert week with tem-
peratures from two to .even degreea
below normaL · ·
Orange Coast thennometen =Pl
cautiously into the low 60's today u
rain and gusty wind! bit the beaches.
water temperatures registered 57 to ,61
degrees. ·
Mountains were dcmed with rain and
buffeted by strong, gusty winde, while
snow fell above ~.ooo feel High tem-
peratures were reported ne~ '40 at resort
areas. :
At Big Bear, two incpU of snow ·and
temperatures of 31 .-degrees w e r e
reported. It 'was Sotlthern Californi.a's
first snowfall .me,-Oct. 12.
'Stinky' Problem
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A~ Beach Marina
Nears Solution
Th• odorous problem wbich baa kept
many residents pt the marina area of
Huntll!gtoo ~ -~ coostantly ··~ at the SUoael Beach Sanitation ..,..., 'lit w -to 'bei DistrJot, mat ' .. ~ ' ng aolved by a.~Tci>iiCtrned parties
~{r,;int ~· .;/11he 1111set Beach
Sanitation .DIStikf .i.I Coun!Y SanitaHon
District · u are ftheduled. .tO rneet with
H1111tlngtQn Beach Citt OlllcWJ ID , ao
attempt to work out a ~Jutlbn. • •
The session is set ror·f Jt.DJ. at' 111.m-
tingtoo Beacfi City Hall, $th Street and
Pecan Avenue.
At issue is the two story, green aewage
treatment plant on Warner Avenue just
north of Cout Highway. Resldet:lt.s of
Huntington Harbour marlna area of the
city have been fighting for more than
five years odon they Claim are coming
from the planl Possible solutions to eliminate the plant
and presumably the odors, include using
the city aewer lines to take the sewage
from Sunset Beach to the county sanlta·
tioo plant.
A second polS!billty la to annei: the
Sunset Beach area to the County District
11. In either event the Warner Avenue
plant would be closed.
Because of the co.'lt . of joining the
county district. the joint governing
boMds likely will try to work out a
method to contract with the city and
Dlltrict 11 for five years. At the end
of that period the area would have
to join or make other disposal ar-
rangements.
Sunset Beach officials have maintained
that they are interested in k~ping the
tax rates and disposal costs about the
same for those living in their arta.
or .. ge
Weather '
Welcome lo sunny Calilomia.
Actually, this is only a mirage and
it's due to clear up Saturday wJth
coastal temperatures at a cool 6$
and onty a 10 percent chance ol
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JNSmE TODAY
When ant Orsngt Co a.st
lounge claim! iU mtuic U unin-
terrupted from 5 p.m. on, ts
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allr. Ottt .,, • .tl>out<r dc1eribu
tht mulicaL rtlat/ root toda'1 in
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On Lot Sizes to Resume In Emergen~y
The long baWe between Huntington
Hat:bour resident.!, and B. A. Berkus
over the size ol lots in a development
plannl?<f. on Admiralty Drive i'n Hun-
tington Beach again comes tiefore the
City Council Monday nlghl
Berkus is asking approval of a tract
with minimum lot sizes of 4,600 square
feet in deviation to the standard of
li,000 square feel
He also bu asked' for lot frol'ltaget
of SO feet rather than the mini.mum
ol lltl feet. He ii arguing· that the land
in question b on . the waterfront and
tbat be II provldlng in addition to the
Drugged Youth
In Juvenile . Hall
A .Los Alamitos lligh School &tudent
is in juvenile hall today after belng tak·
en into custody by police when achoo!
authorities suspected be was under the
.mfluence of drugs.
The 16-year-old youth; a .resident of
Cypress, was founcl · by teachers al\er
he had "apparenUy ~ an O'ler.dolt!:.
of pills" according to · l,oO ~~ of·
ficer Garth Balthazer. The otflctr QJd
l h e boy's eyes were p•blted aiid he<
could nol stand wJthouf issfstance~
"He could berely speak'Gd. w~·be
did it. wa ·4n slow m!)tl~'' Balt.baW
said. Police bav. reported , 18 provl.US
drul arreats .at the ·hlilh -
4,600 Square feet park and water areaa
which if divided among the lots would
bring the total area to above the
minimlim ,of 6,000 square' feeL
Attorney Marcus E. Craban Jr. baa
been retained by the proj>erty ownen
associaUon to oppose tbe grant of smaller
lots. The. prQperty owners maintain that
the Jot size should be only that amount
cf area actually in land and attached
to the lot. .
Tbe property owners claim that allow·
ing small lots . would be to cheapen
the investment of. those who already
have purchued property. Tbey Wert suc-
cessful in winning council approval of .
6,000 squ.,. foot lots belng the minimum
tn the new subdivision ordinance wbJch
is due for •doption in the near ,future.
The proposed 1ubdivi!ion will ~-con--
sidered ·following a public heartilg . ee.t '.
for 7:30 p.m. in cooncU chambers of
City Hall, 5th Street and Pecan Avenue.
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'Saves· Child:
' :A Westmlnster housewife todq WU
c:ttdlted with aaYint the life of a three-year~ld nelghtior .child found !yin& face
d o w n 'lburaday lo a mud-cfoged
clrainqe·dltdl.
Mn. Joe Lining, 5M1 Amador Ave.,
opolted lhe vlcllm, Paul llenDml, 1&1
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S. Vietnam
1To Talks
Jl'rom Wire ler\llcn
WASHING TON -Preaident Johnson
said today the United StaU!s la . doing
everything possible to persuade South
Vietnam to participate in the prop...ed
upanded Paris peace talU with the
Commllnists.
"We are doing all we ~ toward tha(
end," he replied at a news conference
to questioners who pressed him on the
refusaJ or the Saigon re~e to ~ part in the Conference. · -· ·
He ref Used to comment on ·reports that
Sllgoo mlibf "'°" break Ila 'boycott of
°'he ~l:nt alao ciecnned to be
clran Into COllllllenl 'Clll the UWllOll of
Del .... Secretary Clark . ~-th1' "'°" that u sauu..v~· · in · 1>aDilllC the Unlt•<f6taill' d·i'1iro ii .wn.:• With talks .with the Nor1h lriet-.
nimlse;. 1Tii1s~'*it'.::O ~::r ~ewm iii>~ ;...tbte to
brln( . .i..ut lubltaOtl .. liJb Witll .the
government of South v-. ~~" .
be coriimented. · ' Asked if there liad .been .any projlreS8 •
l!ll the dead!Oct, J)1ooson replied, "Let's
Re ho" th.,. _tblnga develop, I doo't . want to be runrung a tbennometer tem·
perature. We're worJOOa: at it. We'll keep ·
you informed."
In Saigon, meanwhile, President
Nguyen Van Thieu was reported edging towilrd.lllliodlng the Paris peace talks, ·
provided Washingt'on IBiW'eS him, that no
coa1iUOO goveounent with l;he Commu-
nists wlii be thrust upon him.
As part of the price for abandoning bis
bo)'<Olt ol the talks Tbleu is ""° reported to be see1dng other \IDIP<clfled promiaes
from President Jobrison. '
While the Unlled states la favorabl1
disposed ·to meet 1'hleu's wishes, diplo-
matic sources cautioned that Uiere are
other complications wbicli could slow any final setUement.
Reliable offlciala in Saigon feel the
break-if it . comes-may take u much
u two more wee~ and .will be coupled
with ch.,ges whhln the South Vietnam·
lie Cabinet.
It WU reported by authoritative sourc--
es--and officially denied-that Premier
Tran Van Koong bad aubt¢tted bis ,....
lgnaUon to Thieu.
Huonr'• reaianation was submitted u
a mull of differences arising partly
from ibe 5*a}emated peace talb, the
IOW'Cel salt It was pert of. an overall
C.blnet crlols which could result ID
Huong!1 return to olflCe: as hea4 ~ a
1trooger government> or · hll departure
from Thieu's regime.
· In Parta, North Vietnam llid Amer-
lcan,charge's of violations ·of the demll-
itarl!ed zOoe were a "smokescreen in-
tended to camouflage the intenslllca~on
of the Ame<Jcan qgmaive war ID South
V1etnam and lllegal ~ ncm-
llaialanco fliChta over North, Vietnam."
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Western All ., .
111•11&,IW l~ladlrs °"-D.--"J"U.:~11111o,.~coz ....... ~ •-~· ~. tf tllt '!1'1•11• -_, ---II••'""" .,. . ~~!!...~~-· ml M'JC la ,,..,.._ -ntrlal. r TIJdl1'1 -WU llol4 ot llATO
1111 -.llq loft -'!ihetlioto· tllls hudquarton In tile -ouburb ol :":= •d=ln=~ ~ ~ , Evuo. It wu marked b)' trlbtltet lo
lid: tcld Ibo -""" llMll Ibo United
Stata wUI ~fln\ie lo support NATO.
In cutlpllnl Ibo Soviet oocupaUoo of ._. ·----~ some dOllWlded a llletn ,,,., .... L I I IJ I .. tltl *111...... . .... 11111 ,.. ,.._ la He bdefed 'the ministers on Vietnam,
emphasizing the Importance Joho.cn at•
tacbes to a durable peace there. warnlnS to Moocow lhal the allies would tic ~ <>1 ?v• lllo --._.. 1tllll!9 Utt """™"•
ad, .,ainll any new military lhru..t. had upset the l!aal'1V"1 liaW\ce , o!. , 'lllo!i, iates ovet Jn" 1'111!*n' ..
-"lorelgn mlnlslers. •Rusk for his eight years Of ....ice
some dJplomata bope tbe 20th an· to the alliance, from a leritS of fOntign
In 'EuiOpe. power. , . lllllld. .., ~ Jn .the ...,. <>I
SocreiorY of State Dean lblsk, Brili£b Stewart. Jbe first lo spuk at Iha · buldec1 JobnooD and Presldenl .. lllCI
nlma()'. , .eiitoil '•..UI be a Bwnmft ministers Including Stewart Brandt and
.... al JOll!clt Nixon cbuld ~ the Mitchell Sbarp ol Canada. 1
Ruok said the United . Stalel i!'ill
welcome any movemtbt toward Ub.lty
lhal would help Europe lo 1ptak Wfth
one vol~ in the coupcils of the alllaoce. Foreign Sect<tary Mlcl!aet Stewart and meeting, demanded a clear IJiinal to Rlcbard M, Nlxoo lo the NATO partneni
kelp MlnJaler Willy· Brandt of Weet ' the Russians .,all)ol f"1$fter lli!!lltlY.' , lo ldd Ille 1?11•"""'•· IOlh blrlhclaJ.
lop leadert ol the !l<l&Uon. alliance ill Rusk II exPecild to leave ollioe with
lo(etber al 111o ..... Ume. Jolmaoo 1n January. I
·u.s. :t;>lanes,
Guns Blast
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SAIGON (UP!) -U. S. Air F9'C1
divebomben and tilled artillery ~
blasted two Norih Vlelnamese camps
in Vietnam's demilitarized SOM (DMZ),
killing 34 Communists and tzlggoring
12 explosions in guenilla fuel and am·
munition stockpiles.
· Unolllclal\)', Ille MW COmmunlsl IUP-
ply camps were the 11th and l2lh viola·
lf<lnl o1 a Hanoi ogreemenl that II would
not ''abule" the ·.zone if the Uolted
stalel would stop the bomblni! of North
Vietnam.. The Unita:I statel warned the
violalloos could undennlna peace ellorts
lnPW. In the FftlllCb .capllal, Norlli Vlei-
,_ -clonlod their lnqJs had
vlolaled Ille llx.mJle-Wlde lllJOO oaparaling
Nol1h and Soulh Vldlwn. American beadq1llrten aid loday's
WIS the bta'lfeat O!l&<lay -nl
ol the .... by allled --Presi· denl Jotmson balled the norlhern born·
bing Nov. L For the tbird succealve
day, lllo allfea flrod Into Ille DMZ without
flrst bdnr fired -by the Communists. Apln fl WU a U. S. lrlllf l)lOlter
pilot who lligbled the guerrilla camps,
in the southern half of the DMZ three
miles north of the South Vietnamese
hillock o u t p o s t at Gio IJnh. He im·
mediately called In F4 Phantom opter-
bomben and lltimm ortlllery l!rlkes.
Youth Charged
In Shooting ,
At Hessian Club.
Garden Grove pollce 'lburlday orrestei
·Ill 18-yeaMld youth accuted of -a companlon in an alleged Hessian
motorcycle club hangoul .
Jailed WU Paul Lake ol 10271 tGth
St., Garden Grove. Polke aid be is
dlarged wttb sboolln& 'l'homlS M. Tutton,
It, ol.12151 Ranchwood Road, an unin-
corporated atta near Tultin.
Tuttc:m's left arm and elbow where
lballered and hll chelt and rib cage
lorn by a shotgun blut, police said.
He Is llstAld In uUdact«y c:ondlUon
at St. JOll!ph llolpifal In Orange.
Ofllceni said the shooting evidently
occumd over a package Of al!aUa passed
off as marljll8DI..
After be ..... lbot, Tutton staggered
put of the house on 16th Street and
fell m the laWn of. a res\deoce on
Deanann Place.
PoUee found the ~4'1n on the rool
of a sbopplna center bulldlng which backs
up lo the alley beblod the llllh Str.et
realdence.
' Late was arrested Thursday morning
wben. cftlcerl apoUed hlm in a car
near Brookburst and 17th streets. The
vehicle wu driven by Nadine Kelly,
"• who officerl ald ii the owner oi
the home on 11th Street where the --place. Pallce said Lake Indicated the I a.m. ahoot1oa WU ID accident.. He WU ar-
, noted br HUllllnilon Belch police last
month and arrafcped m a charge of
AllluJl witb a deadly Welpoll, a llWed
all abcqun.
He wu released by the court on his ... ._uance pending lrlal.
D~llY PllOT
llaiting 1t10ve:
Nixon,. National
Leaders Meet
NEW YORK (UPI) -Prealdent-elecl
lllcblrd M. N l z o o met lodly w ll h
leaden ol Industry, labor, clvll rights
and aovemment orpnlr.atlcm while he
cootlnued forming ~ his n e w ad~
mfnllb'alfon.
Sequeafered in hit Hotel Pierre office, Nixon put ill a long day be!Ort leaving
* * * LBJ to Make
'.All Decisions ,
Until Jan. 20
for a brief rest and work period tn
Florida. He also exchanged messages
with Soviet Preslderd N. V. Podgomy.
Frederick Kappel, board chairman of
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, said after his hour·long
meeUng with Nixon ~t the two men
discussed ways Kappel could help t h e
Presid91t-elect choose the members of
his adfutniatraUon.
BRIEFED NIXON
Kappel. who also briefed Nixon (In
a study of the Po.st Office Department
which Kappel directed. said no names
were mentioned for appolnbnenta to Nix·
on's staff. Asked whether he hlmself
might have a place in the Nixon ad·
ministration, Kappel aald '"we didn't talk
about it.I'
A< soon aa Kappel left the hotel,
AFL-CIO President George Meany went
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prtaident up· to Nixon's 39tb floor suite. He left
Johnson m a de U clear today that he after his meeting without d1scuSltng the
wUI "make whatever declaion1 lhe Presi· content of his talks with the Prtsldent-
DAILY PIL9't IWl'f ,..._ CHRISTMAS DECORATION CONTEST MAKES HUNTINGTQN IEACH 'TROPHY CITY'
Chombor'• Mn. Robert Wall Holps Ill? Wood1 (loft) ond. Jock C!wolond Unlood TrophlH
clent of the United Stalel Ix called on elect.
to make between now' and Jan. 20" Nixon also scheduled sessims with
when Preetdenl-elect Richard M. Nixon Richard Helms, director of the Cen\ral
takes office. Intelligence Agency, and Whitney Young,
Johnson 18.ld that alter Jan. 20, he national di.rector Of the Urban League.
Lanes or Drives
Beach Changes to End Confusion
Chamber Readies
Plans for Beach
Yule Contest
hopeJ Nixon i'tan speak not only for CONGRATIJLATE NIXON
his admlnlstraUon but for all the American people" 'and Johnson aa1d he Podgorny congratulated Nixon on his
would wort to help Nhon in that. election in a telegi'am and erpressed
He called on all Americana now to the hope that the Nixon a4mfnislration
"submerge any party interests" whether "will be marked with a further develop-
Democrat or Republican -and try to ment of relatioN betweeq the US.SR
do what they can lo help. and the USA. • Jn the Interests of
A lane by any other name could be
1 drive, or is it the other way aroupQ.?
That's been the problem for a Hu·n-
linglon Beacl! tract and the Planning
Commiasfon i.. asking the City Council
Monday to cban,-e IOIDe drJves to lanes,
and tmnhbout, to end the contusion.
Scenic Bay Drive is to be changed
to a lane; Bar Harbor Lane Ls to be
a drive; Quiet Bay Drive is to be
changed to a lanei Deep Harbor Lane
will be a drive; Little Harbor Lane
will be a drive; Summer Breeze Drive
will become a Jane; and ending the
confusion, Surfdale Drive Ls to be a
lane.
Planners are sure that the name
changes will once and for all ellmlnate
nny confualon.
Johnson also said at an impromptu strengthening peace through our world."
meeting 1n his office with n!porters that In a return message, Nixon thanked
WI,.,_ lh H "•"'• l!Fach ill "we are doing all we can to brl i·, the Rus&ian leader and added, "it is ww a mon un""""' .... n " w ti about substanUve d.Jscusslons" in Vie.. no\v more essen al than ever that our
blate with colored lights and Yuletide nam peace talks . at Paris "that will two peoples wort together in a spirit
decorations "brighter and joWer than include the government of South Vietnam of mutual rupect and '?rith a recognition
ever before," says Chamber of Com· at the earliest date possible." But he of the special responslblllUea we thare
merce Christmas chalnnan Mrs. Robert had no further report of progress in for the peace ol the world."
\VaU. that respect. ' H. R. Haldeman, Nixon's assiatant for
The Women's Diviaion, as part of ill Johnion met today for the first time White House management, announced in
continuing beautification program, is with Roberrt D. Murphy, veteran foreign· a neWs briefing the appointment of two policy diplomat who has been named former campajgn aides to the aecond
Mystery Murder Victim
.Tabbed as Hayward Man
hostessing a "Huntington B e a c h -as Nixon's personal representative t() rung of the White House staff.
Christtnas City" decOratiDg contest and the Johnaon administration in the field Ronald L. ZJegler, 251, was named
will al!ISd 38 trophies in 10 dilferen& of foreign affaJrs. "press assistant" to handle most of
categories. The President called in re'porten to the fwicUooa of a press secretary
Categories include: Best indoor tree introduce them to Murphy, to whom although be Y{ill not, as past presidential
Johnson promised full cooperation in the press secretaries have done, parUdpatc (seen from lhe street)·, Best outdoor hopes f "ell~'· d J tr · ··i -" o ~...,_,g an or er y an&lwon in policy deci&ons.
tree; Best rcllgious display; Best of government.
children's display; Best neighborhood Then, the President took on question!! FULtY INFORMED
By ARTHUR VINSEL
Of Jiit O.Uy l"Ull STiit
Investigators moved out today to find
and question several persons about the
gruesome Elsinore skeleton murder
discovered by three Costa Mesana last
Sunday, alter turning up new leads in
the San Francisco area.
The victim, whose coyote-gnawed bones
were sca.Uered in a wooded wash,
meanwhile, was identified Thursday as
:'ent D. Davis, 21, oI Hayward.
Riverside County Sheriff's Homicide
J etall CapL LawreDce Brooks disclosed
;)lso that a car belonging to the murdered
:.1an's parents was recovered last April
J, about 15 miles from the slaying site.
Capt. Brooks said the victim was
believed to be Davis after the bones
wert first found, along with a watch
engraved "K.D.D. ",and brought to£oata
Mesa along with the skull.
Brothers Paul 1.lmmllM, 21, of 1400
Elden A v e., a n d David Zimmann. 24,
of 369 Moote Vista Ave., alone with
Tony Bartell, 24, found the remains Sun-
day while rabbit hunting.
Theorl:es stem to be that Davis was
taken &o the remote site below Railroad
Canyon Dam and e.i:ecuted, or elee Mot
Jn &he bead ellewhere and his body
dwnped into the !orest'!d site.
Riverside County Sheriff'• Serg~nt
Virgil Woodward and Detective John
Hamilton arrived home from their Bay
Area investigation today1 arn1ed with
ID!lcb~~-• do hive a aumJier of .,..,Je
to con ct now, based on what they
learned up there,'' said Capt. Brooks,
but he declined to elaborate.
''ftere are cert.lin things we just
· can't' re1t11t now, but • bopi!: to have
more lnform1Uon by thla aftemoon,"
be Aid in • tolephone lnlervtew.
Despite hit rehtctanct to o(fer • motive
Or possible situation in wNch young
• OCC Class of 1958
,To Hold Reunion
A ll).7'11" ~ , .. &tudenll Who
-0...,.. OoMI Collep ln 1161 wtn .,. held al 111e _... n-.
-.. tho 1-11 pme with Golden
Weal Col!tge S.tuntay nlaJll.
'!Ito pme btollil al I p7:m. LeBard tllodhmt. 1111 of.... will ot 10:30
p.m. Jn the student ccnttr.
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group: Best commercial, school, church and the ftrrt was a rtquest to describe Haldeman said, however, Ziegler would
Davis met violent death, the case has or civic group; Best merchanfs window; the understanding he and Nixon have sit in on policy d15cussions and be kept
the earmarks of narcoUcs Involvement Best indoor display (seen from ' the re,arding foreign policy matters th;it fully infonned. "He will be kept on to1>
in many ways. ttreet); Best mobile display; and Best will come up between OOW and JI I . of everything," he said. -
Capt. Brooks sald Davi! bad no outdoor Cbriatmas theme. 20. Dwight Chapin, who will be ,zg years
particular trade and wu unemployed Mn. Wall ll1d 25 Special Trophles, Johnson quoted Nlxon's statement old next week, was appointed a special
at the time of his dealh, estimated 12 Grand Awirdl and one Sweepstakes made •t the White House last Mooday ~t to manage Nllon'.s daily
to have been in the early daya of last will be awarded. Winners of Sweepstakes in which Niion said: schedule including his travel and his
April. · and Grand Awards will be honored at "I gave assurance in each imtance appointment! with visitors.
The Zimmann brothers, who brought a banquet Dec. 27 st the Huntington to &he secretary of ltate. and of course Nixoµ sclieduled a flight to Key Bis-
Davis ' gnawed skull -blobs of deslc· 5eacllff Country Club. to the President that they could speak cayne, Fla., at about 1:30 p.m. Friday
cated brain tissue still inside -to Costa Prospective entrants muat contact ·the not just for hll adrrilnlstration but for night. He was · expected to atay over
Mesa, laid they also found a receipt Clwnber oUloe at 96U861 before Dec. the nation, and that meant for tbe next the weekend or possibly Uiroughout next
in a tattered paata pocket dated March 1_1_0. _______ ..;... ____ .....:•:...dmlnlslr==:...•lion=:...•:.:•_w:...e:...ll.:..." ______ :...w:...ee::k::· _________ _
'1:1 of this year. r
Delivering the grisly find to Costa
Mesa police Monday noon, the youths
were whisked back to ttle Elsinore sher-
iff's station, at which time t.be bomlclde
investigation got under way.
Marine Gets Jail
For Rifle Fracas
A young Marine who emptied his rifle
into a car containing thtt!e teenage boys
-one of them a Fountain Valley youth
-must spend the next :IO dt)'I in
Orange County Jail.
Judge William C. Speirs ordered the
jaU term In Superior Court Thursday
lor Todd Eugene Martin, lB, of Garden
Grove. No probaticr.i wu iml)Oled on
Martin who will be released to the
Marine Corps on compleUon of his
scnlence.
Martin was arrested by Garden Grove
police after a abooUng fracas which
•nqlted when Martin, objaeted • l• his
younger broll>er'1 bringing home a Negro
youth, DonaJd Simms, one of a trio
of youngsters vis.iUng the younger
Martin.
' The lllir)' Marine on!~ Slm~.and . his rwo companions -one of them
James Cooke, lt, of Fountlln Valley
-to leave."After Ibey aot in the car, olfkuf aid, MarUn flred ieveral &hots
atl of which struct the vebicle. None
Of the .,.,,, ,. .. llurt .
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Fro• r,..e l
COPTER .••
A ... , Colla MM&, 'llObbled down Into
a Cod\plon IChool yore! anil 18Pio4ed
Into a llmml ..,... for aD •bolnl.
TentaUvo .... d the """"'1 dlluttt
wu metal falllul In a rotor .-nbly """'JlOM!l~ alf of wlllol> have been
..,.i....i --probltm by the corntfluter alrllnc. ~
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CHR!STMAS SPECIAL <11
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An IH'11111,1a) th•ir "t"elue th.t will make
•" · ••c•ption1I tiff for the whole
femily. Th••• 1tyl11h &wivel chairs
•re 1 avallable in 1 l1rg1 selection of
f1bric1 ind Wnyl1 at the unlMll..,ably
low price of ••.
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Comfort and
Style!.
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EXCLUSIVE DliALIIU POI: HIHuoON -DREXEL -HlltlTAGI •
to DAYS NO INTEREST-LONOIR TIRMS AVAIL.AILI CIPI APP.OVID CREDIT
NIWPORT lllACH
1727 W•tcllff or. ~o
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34.1 North c-i Hwy.
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ORAN~ COUNTY, CAIIFORNI.(
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UQ~~~eultY .~ OppQses Regent~'.· Drama Stand
. ' ' F~tiva).P¥ppet Th~ater
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Fa~es Crisis Ove1'. Costs
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Sraello · llfwJcet.s
taln Ila pl&." Be.Aid 11111-ldmonltlan
CUM !ram prof-. of otber UC cam-
-wonlq wUll a ,_is Nm!!IUeo
an • compromlie. '
With tl!al-ln millll, a., IO w 1t lacull1
memben pr_,i deClded lo IOften
languqe of tbelr appeal lbal Ille .......
ruoiutlon·bt wilhdrawn.
Enillah profeooor Robert Monlp:nerJ "'"eSted H woold be more gentlemanly
to subatitute the word '"requesU" for
"demandJ."
Hills Better ' ' •
L.Oca -ti.on
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For Hotels in ·'Laguna?
Rain Today,
But Clear.
Skies Soon
. · .· · · High Rise
IJm•ir? r•1 B h
Sex ·"J>oster Trial, Change Asked JUOng eac
Clemente
Criticized News ~es and· an allegedly aroused He and Miss Cyndi Wild Ptan to marry
ciUunry have driven ' the attorney for after College and opened the now.defunct.
a San Clemente youth charged with poster, bell and trinket shop during the
sale of pornography to seek a change summer as a method of helping pay
of venue to a.ssur.e a fair trial. school upenses. ' ·. By RlCBARD 'P. NAU
"I would actuaJly prtf~ to have the Following the incident. at, 'nle Mind ot •Jer.tlr .... ,.., .
case .moved some pl• c e . l,i¥;e; G:arden. more thap 700 Q\ltr&Ud c\Wens >l planner to l.4 · taawians ~y.
In case 81\YOlle harbored ~b\o, Westminster~' said Attorney Richard signed. a petition oeekln& lo ~ ·)be night .that:. it. la a ·-· lo .p11ct·
Southern California's railly season ii Green.Thur4i1aJ',after.Vialmtlie_.. ~shop. • · ----· llig!I rile .l>o!ds and__.. lllaot
b • tional cue wu ton~·one: v.'eek. Sillce ColwJ:ll ud Mia Wild , were tbe bieacbes.. • · }: • • > . , . ·
· "'*ti*~!llP!liiid'S lljfil'~ Salf.,_nfJ~ $.''""~ rnilton,ia~ 'ii ~art· Williams. Palm sirtnis "'r.,...,; . Colw , '1 o . B~~~lof' the busl.Mi.f l.fcenie' 1'116WiD1 .. 1be ardit.ect:and community pammer, said
tlie SouthlaDd, ram o"'1 cloudy we'ltl>er ot z,311 p.m. In Lagutia ·Beacb&Jf llllop lo optl'.8te. ~ Ibey llllould be lliOI ..,. Ille l:t tho on!* !(._the dof. ~.'!'• Ci•"1f.."!lll)id~ !)ourt ~;reeult ,;The dof<ffl¥!'a Jiallla,1\111 ·-bOl>lild >llio<lown.-wlw!rr...:.,. ._ W!iiel mow.I Jll''lllUrollii ~ of t1ie . ' . ' said fee"""7~4fm 1a· lltonc In sd out over the oc:Oli!t, · · 1 r;::""':':. . broucbt boavy showers to· tlie .coolltal SpOclflcally, be is charged with eellin( Clemente illat· he ls virtually IUre lo <-ltilllioiniO ·.,..,; ln . tflf ' "1111' !i1r1oOf • nit mi>untain ·.nis ·and ~ r'ah). a pORl" sho"1!!1 a couple havilJI ii> nm lnlo prOl>ieij]j fn dofendlng his cliD. · aadit<i-iom u· a' ~ 'of ~-~ •
· · . . ' tarcouno lo •a 13-year-old ;lr~ fWlill' 'Re ~d to~<lion ii IOI !trooi Iba\ Cooi'dlUliilc Comiill. ' , '• I · · '
_fall In the deaert. . .. CO<>Jltl:•tina 1llo 'Mind !la l"d en tt ·wlD bO dlfffcult tO ar,Ue the' caie · J "Yotir-bOloqs lo evei,.one,w aalil
Clear skies and continued cool ~tem-p1ychedefiC shop with bis 17-year-old .JOlely on its merlta before a lury whicb tht.'.-ipW:S-: •He. alkl the Jud lhou1d Peratures were predicted for Saturday, fiancee. would vJeW'~ case objectlv~ y. • · be tet uide, purchaJed lf oeceuary
"ith only a 10 percent chance of rain, · · ' ' and decisions made about the locations
but ibe wet &tuff waa tcbeduled lo 11>\um of single famUy homes, dUpla:ea,
ill force early next week with tern-LBJ s · · u s p h • · apartmen&, tall tOWm (40 to 50 dories) peratures from two to seven decrees ' ' ·ays . us ing and tonfng provided. .
below normal. . _ . 0 0 . . . . "U you don1, the developen will put
Orange Coast thermometers crept r them r!Jbt OD the beach," Willllml Nld.
cautiously Into 11\e low 80'1 today 'aa Flghllnt the predlc!ed mttn>plex-.
rain and gusty-winds hit. the beacbe•. vie· ts to Peace Talks dev<19pment from San Franclico to San Waler temperatures registered 57 to 6Z Diego, Ille planner aid, "Lacuna Beach,
degrees. with ill 13,000 .olua population, will be
Mountains were doused with rain and swano;-14 up uittess yc>u tate. ttep. to
bulleted by stioog, custy winds, while protoct the environment you cberlib
snow fell above 5,000 feel HiJh tern-From Wire Senieet see bow these thinp develop. I doo't uow. ",
· peraturea were reported near 40 at resort W ASlnNGTON -President Johnson want to be running a thermometet tern-Ffe aaid 100 ~ ti apathy hu
areu. said today the United States is doing perature. We're wor~ at 'It. We'll keep resulted in the sbanWess destruction At Big Bear, two lnchts of mow ind everything posslble to persuade South of fSeW. &Dd ,fortsta.
temperatm'ell of 31 degrees were Vietnam to participate In the proposed you inform~'' ' _ -~ ·• , "Alohg wUh Our popullUon. e:rptoelon.
reported. It wu Southern California's expanded Paris peace t'lks with the In Sllaon;._ rpeanwnue; President we are Jncreufng our alr p:>UuUoo and
·firtt snowfall alnct Oct. U. Commthllatl. Nguyen VM Thieu was re~,edginC contributing' to the. Waite dlapoe:al .pro.
"We are doing all we can toward that toward attending the Paris peaee talka. blem. I wonder H We will learn before
Frazer Smith
Hearing Dela yed
The preliminary hetring of former
Laguna Playhouse fund raiser Frazer
Smith -was held over until Monday after
a brief court hearing tru.. morning.
The public defender and deputy district
aUomet told Judge Richard D. Hamilton
lhty are in agreement on a delay over
the weekend.
Smith is charged with three coonll
of focgery in conneclioo with 18,t'll
dUcovered mi.sing from the piayhoute
building fund. He bad pleaded innocent
lo all three counta.
end," he rtplied at a news conference provided Washlrwn'-. assures hlm that no it ii'""" late," thls'-1-'-er said. to questioners who pressed him on the "&..,.. lli!U" P"A
refusal of the Saigon regime to take part coalitio~ governmerit with the Commu~ He aal~ 'dilferent types c;ltles must in the conference. nists will be thr:ust upon him. be desigried witb · n e I g h b orb o o d
He refused to conunent on reports that As part of the price f6r abandoning bil "Satellites" properly spaced around a
Saigon might sooo break its boycott of boycott of the talks '11lleu is also reported gov~enbll center.-sw:rounded on all
the conference. to be seeking other unspecl,Oed pnmises lldei by great open 'spaces. ..
'lbe President also declined to be from President Johdson. He called for removal of can from
drawn into comment on the uaertion of While the United States Le: favorably 1ctivity centers, temperlture coattolled
Defen.w Secretary Clark Clifford this disposed to meet 'nlieu'1 wJsbes, diplO-air. 6efgy: frun sunlipl
week that U South Vietnam persists in fnatlc ¥JW'cel cautioned that there are Re said tr~tioo would Include
baJldng the. Uni.led States would "go it other 6>rnpllcaUons which could slow lllgh · rpeed elev8tors, COnveyon: and
alone" with talU with the North Viet· any final settlement. (See ~ Pap I)
namese. Reliable officials in Saigon feel lbe J~ said his remarks today rep-breai.-lf it comes-m~y tate u muCh resented hi! viewpoint on tbe situation. as two more weekl and wUI be cciupled
"We will do everything possible to w:lth cha:::iges wh:hln the South Vletbam-
bring about oubotantive lalks with the ese Cabinet. •
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government oC South Vietnam present," It wu rtportJd by authoritltive sourc-
he commented. e..._...oo officially denled--tblt Premier
Alked U there had been an7 progms Tnm Van Huong had IUbmitted 11111 ru-
on tlie deadlock, JhoMoa replied: "Let's iplatloo to 1llleu.
Skull Tur.~~ Up SF Leaas· Welcome ; lo·.,.....,, • Calll'J111a.
Actlfally, tliis ii ,""7 a minp and
It's due lo clear op $atunlay with
couta1 temperatur,. at ~ cool 116
and oozy a 10 ~t chance of
rain .
. Victim Identified; Police to Begin Questioning
• By ARTllUR VINSEL
Of IM ~fr ''* ,,_"
lnvestigators moved out today tO rind
and ·question 8M1'al,,.....,. about the 5:oteomt .Elliftore Ike:~ ml.tl'da'
rinli!1'y -Olala -lllt &mday, ""'"-lll1'l>lni up .,... leads ID
the San JJDCilco area.
. 'llleridlm, -~ .. ed-weio -IOAllllftd lo a "ooded wuh.,
-ldlo, WU ldel1lified 1llu'1daJI as
Kml !>. Dem, 21, ol Hayward.
Rlveraldt eoun11 Sberlll'• llomldde
Delall Capt. Lowrtnct -db<lol<d alao IMl~a cat belolll!nlio the mlU"d<!red
rnan'• partnta WAI recovered tut April
1, about 16 '!Illes 1rom the 111y1na lite. •
Capt. -u aaid the '1dim was
beiiovtcl lo "' Davis after the -...,. fll'll found, alo!lg with a Walch
-"" "K.l>.D. ". llld brou&l>l lo Coaii Mesa alOlll with the lkulL
Pt"olher1 Paul ZliOmlUlfl. 21, o( n!IO
Elden A v e., a n d l'lavid Zimmann, 2!.
of M9 Monte Villa AYt., alone • with
Tony Bartell, 24, found the -SW>-
day wbilo rabbit.Jwnllna.
--t>i: bO lllat Devis .... liken lo the remote Ille t>dow llallroad
Canyoa Dam and -· or else ahot In the !>t!14 ebewbeft and Ills llodr
dwnpe0iolo ll>e foctlliGii . -
lllvenide Counl1 Sheriff'• Serceont Vltlll Woodhrd and Detective 1ohn Halllilt.a amv• home from their Bay
Area lnv .. llgatloo today, armed with
much lntormaUon.
"'llley do .baVt I nllJ1lber of people
lo coniacl now, buod on wbal they
ltarned up lh#t," Aid .Capt. Brooks,
but lie decllned lo elaborate. ,
"Thcrt .,. cerlaln Wnp · we Ju!l
an'f rt1'"!' l!Q1r, but we bop& lo hava "ij'' infonnalioii by thla ~-"
' ht said in a lo\i!pllone ~-
Despite his nilu<:lance to oiler ,a motive
or pOMible lllualioa in wllldl' ,_
Davis met v~ death, the cue ...
the eannaru of narcot1at 1mo1v....i
in m1111-•
.Capt. -aalil 'I>t'dl: particuJar • trade . .and -ad al the lime of !di deall>,
lo haYe boon 1ii tlii iffy days of lut
April.
The 2lmmann brDthen. Who lirlluatll
Dal'il' pwad mill -blolll of ~
cal<d brain tlilue llll1 ""1dO -to Colla
lo!aa, aald they allO f-a =~ in a iiu.r.d ~II pocket dalecl
27 of thla year.
Dtllverinc tha ~ !Ind lo c.ota
M-police Monday -. the j'l!Otha
wwe whliked liect lo tha --· ift's lltadoo, al 'Which lime the homicide In~ cot \Jnder •.t. ·
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INSIDE TODAY .
Whtn OM Or •ci• Coa.st ~ clalmo it, -lo wnfl>. kml!>tcd from $ p.m. ... fl
mean.i the bttrt QOCI on.-lftcr-
llllv. 0.1 '•' Abovltr du<rlbu
tAf "'""""' """ ... lodor .. 'l'lEEKENDlll. -ft -" -' --..... --... --: ;' . • --..
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Gun.sJllasi
:'') J' .).';!l~J I ·ed 1€amps
SAIGON (UPI) -U. S. Air Foree
~vebombers and allied artillery ~ay
a~ two North Vietnamese camps
Vteinam•s demllltarlzed zone (DMZ!.
killing 34 Communist& and triaering
12 explosiOlll in guorrilla fuel and am·
• ~ munition lllocq,tlu
Unofficlllly, the new Communllt 11.1~
ply campo ...,. the 11th ml 12th viola-
• jiOlll of a Hanoi agreement that it would
~ "abtite" 'th<f IODe 11 the U¢1ed ~la would.Jtop the bolnblng di Noith
Vietnam. The United Stai.. warned the
violaUona coold UDderm1ne peoco ellads )'}Pam.
· ., In the Fiencb copllal, North Viet-
namese ol~ -lhtlr troopo bad _ • violated the sb:·mile-wide r.one 1eparating
, ·.North and South Vietnam.
• American headquarters said todoy's
·~ ·was the heaviest one-day bombardment
_ p1 the"'"'"' by IIlled forru B1Dctr !'foll· :"'~\tent Johl'faxl' halted tbe DOl'brn .bom-
1 (binl! Nov. I. .For the-third -..
-, '°11iy, the allies !!red Into the DMZ without
flrlt being lfred upon by the Communiats.
·-Al:lin it 'was a U. s. anny lpOUer
pllo! -ll&bled the pen1lla campo, in the 110Utbern ball o1 the DMZ t!ne-
miles north of the South Vietnamese
hillock o u t p o s t at Gio Llnb; He im-
mediately caJJed In Ff Phantom ftgl>ler-
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h i t one of the divebombing Phantoms.
U. S. spokesmeo said Ila pilots were
oot hurl and Dew · llfdy back to their
base. There WU DO Ccmmwlist fire
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wet .Walk ,DAILY Pft.OT lt9ff "'919
,.ported into Glo Linh .or 1nY , ol the ..
Orange Coast youngsters scramble from school bUJ to claasroom
during tills morn!ng'• ralnfall. Monica Stake, 6, (foreground) didn't
have to worry about getting wet, however. She came-prepared for -wet weather. 'other nearby all1ed harder ~ :
:. MJJltary opokemten said pliotl spottecl -. ------~------...._ ___ .....,. _ __;. __
.,the 34 Communist bodies around the '
.fwo llUJ>Ply campo followlnc Ille allied "\ it
bomban!menl. The ~-... H if R T " ii:':· ~d ul.!mimiUonc ~ , •. ousew _ e escues _ o · ~l<nlng Glo Lloh. ' ': -~
• Only Tlluraday, lllled SUlll ~ two !iorlh Vletnameae bunkq .,..: In the
,,.,... -the """""'1 llll!it1!1ef 'W ~
into the 11rip witboul ' llDI beiOi olltO<! l ·:upon. Tbooe blrT.,.._ ll!illed 1 feWool
•,fireball. I
LLif eguards Get
:Novel Seeretary
~ Laguna Beach Weguards have ac·
~ulred a secntary;
·~ But, U lm't a 8he or a ht, lt,'1 an
Jt, a telephone company "eledr<>olc
~etary.'' r 1be machine can deliver .a 'taped
•·tneasage lncludiug an emergency phone
'~ when Jlleguards are 1w17 from
ar1ers •. I~, 'IJJll,, blndlo. Up
ID bout of • wbldi lll*t<L-;,tan .-.play ..i.e.16e)i , -"
• · Chief Lifeguard LI Yem DuQer lhinl<
'1he machine will be an Ulet. to the
orce during the off-season winter month:;
;iphen only one or two permanent Ptnon·
j).tel art wonma.
l1t Prevloualy callers 1ot no answer If ~ duty guard was p1tro11ng or busy'
}rith equipment maintenance. · Ii"" said Jllepml headquarters Ves an average "of ~ to 30 calls
1 from penoos aeekinll 1 IUlf .-.port, ~ather report or other lnlcrmatJon.
OAl lY PllOT
OltAHOE COAIT "'lLllN1Nci COMl'AN'f
Erom Drowning in Di~ch
A Westminster housewife today was
credited with saving the life of a three-
year~Jd neJghbor chlld found lying race '
d o w n Thuraday in a ·-mud-cfogged
drainage ditch. '
Mrs. Joe Laning, 5641 Amador Ave.,
spotted the victim, Raul Hermann, 565!
Lagunans Urged
To .Plan on Yult ' ... -. . .. '" . . .· ~ Warren Morgan, exeaitive vice pru ~-!>I -the Ll&Uoa ·!)each. Cbamber ' ~ anit1Ernle ~ey, chairm<.
of llie' g.rtlt>nis, ~g commltt<
of the J'iyceet urged. residents today 1
start making plam• for the Christmll
"Festival of Lights~ contest.
Morgan an'd Quia:fey said th1s year's
contest will be judged on the basis of
types ol llg)ltlng in each oelg)lhorhood.
In yean ~·there has been one contest
for the entire city.
Further loformaUon and entry forms
m1y be ~ by contacting t h e
chamlier.
Drugged Youth
In Juvenile Hall
Amador Ave., submerged in the two-foot-
deep pool behind her home. She scrambl·
ed over a five-foot Wirt fence1• plucked
hlm from the WJter and llterauy-tossed
the tot over-jt.he fence to hl1 mother,
Mrs. Ronald Hermann.
The mother had begun a searth for
the boy shortly before the 11 a.m. tefCUe.
She and Mrs. Lining flllhed tho child
to Westminster Community Hospital.
Authorities said today Paul had been
removed from the intensive care unJt.
He is termed in sallsfactory condition
and "responding well to treatment;"
Mrs. Laning'• husband, Joe, "Was a
'itness to the rapid-fire drama and
•rnilbed police with. detalls.
Laning said ~ five-foot dee@ ditch
•nning behin<t the two bomei was
<1bsolutely rotten" but that hi1 ai\ttmpt.s
1 have it cleaned out had thus far
.cen unsuccessfuJ. 1 '
Youth Charged,
In Shooting
At Hessian Club
Garden Grove police Thursday arrested
an 1S.year~ld youth ar.cused of ihooung
a C1>mpanlon in an alleged Healan
motorcycle cit.lb hangout. ~
Jailed was Paul Lake of 10271 tltb ht i:...:-:;: = :!~'::~ St., Garden Grove. Police ul<f he is
en inlo custody hy police when !Choo! chMged with .-ng Thomas M. 1'utton, -authorities ~ ttO was under the 4 19, of 12452 Ranchwocxl Road, an unin-inllu-~ .. ol •"··· - -• -corporated aru neer TuJtfn. ~ ua...,.. Tutton's Jeft ann and elbow Where
··1be JS.y~d ~youth, • resident ol • shattered and hb chest antt• rib Cllt
Cypress," was foUnd by teachers after torn by 1 .ahotgun blaat, Police llld.
he ~ad1• ~ppare_ntly tat.en an o".'e.rd'ose •le is listed in satisfactory cOndlUon
o.r pills accordlJll to Los Al~ttos 0.£-at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange. 1
f1cer Ga~ Batttwer: 'llle. officer said Officers said the shooling efidently
t be boy~ eyea~were pltlpomted and he occurred over a package o( llfalla,pas.sed
could not stand wlpsout.-~· off 111 marijuana.
"H.e coald _barel7 speak ,~ when he Alter he was 'shot_. Tutton stfuered-~ It Wll lD ,slo:w mo... Ba!thlur nut Ot lhe boult on ltth Street iind
said. Police hav._ rtPoNcl 11 previous ftll on the mm ot • residenct on
div& amoll at ~ ~ achoo!. 0eanann .Place. !
-' • Police found the = ... tlle root
-,. ~ ~p ... ) ~·~':i.tn.i the~= FACULTY ·~ •· • "f::a. ~ '11111nd11 mom1nt
uidn& be wlthdr1n reodt: when_ olJken spolted lllm In a «at
"On the hul1 on 1111ormatlon available near Brooldnlnl and !Ith ....... The
to them The RA!1enta upraaed deep vthlcle '!U c1r1 .. n by Nadlne1 !tell)',
......, ..... the lacl< ot ~11 ob .a.~~-aald .Jo~er o1 recent dramaUc pruentaUODJ and pro-die IKlDlC Gii ietr· S1rett whete tbe
doctloos on Unl>enfty campuaes, Ind .-inc tool! place.
plttlcularly on tlie Betkelq campoa, Pojlce said Lite Indicated the I a.m.
and hereby Instruct the .President and 111oott111 -wu an oocldart. lk wu 11'-
Cbaricellon to tan whatever ottpo 11111' -Jit ilunlhllton Beach pollce 1ut
be necaaary lo usure that future cam· mooth and amJ&ued on a charl• of.
.,.. ll'!ldllctlons conform to accepted ,auault witll a deadly weapon, a 111'ed
ilaodii!lll of Sood taste and do no1 off aholiUn. , ·
f*ll)iji 1"'11. •-or oT ...,. 1 lfe -releued by tho Q1111t ,.bit
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1967 in Lagtina
• . Despite a alow October, Lagwia Beach
b¢ldin,g permits for the year continued
more than double the valuation of 1967
permits ilaued during the same period.
Clyde Z .. Springe, city huOding and
planning itfrector, said the permit valua-
tion for the first 10 months this year
tolal.ed' 14.385,910.
The agregate valualion for the eame
period in 1167 wll a,116,711.
October permlt valuations this October
totaled $273,243 compared to $320,985 for
October 1967.
Laguna Artists
In Dallas Show
Tbe ".\11-Amfica Show" lo b • pri4_enled llils-month il"lle·Lba iilanoo
Glllery in Ollliu, T.U.. wUJ featurt
work of ,a ,numj>er o{ artjota '!llil have
:'1.Jla~ ~-the Lagtiia :Qeacll!hsUval
The Dallas emlbitors include Hal
Akins, head of the art department at
Laguna Beach High School; Bob Blahop,
speclalisf in encausUet; Linda Creek,
ceramicist, and sculptor Ra1ph Tanlan.
Others are arUltl Armen Gupartan,
Maria Kleln1 Boh Laney and Maryetta
Warnn ana tapeatry artlst Romeo
RA!yna.
Coc,iktail Lounge
Theft Loss $500
An eetlmated f400 lo llOO wu reported
!tolen from a cash box at Fleur de
Lis cocktail lounge, 1480 S. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach JM>lice said to.
day.
Police said burglars broke a window
to gain entry and emptied the cash
box sometime after 2 a.m •. closlng Ume
Thursday morning.
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1727 WooHlfff Dr. 641'2050 ,
4'IN ...... , 'Tll-t
Pion~er CoJlllty Newsman
'Sky' Dunlap Dies , at ·56
Pioneer California and 0r1n1e County·
newtpaperman John •1sky" OUnI•p col·
lapaed and died In hll ·Slnta Ana home
early today. He wu M. ·
· Mr. Dunlap Jn recent years had ealab-
lllhed Paclflc CllPplq Servlco aperated
out ol hil f a m II y homo at 1902
1"ulle St., Santa Ana. He II ourvlved
by hll wife and~ in the ·-Velma. .
A newspaperman moet ol hil ldult
tile, Mr. Dunlap bt'Ol<e Into the buslneu
on the Loo ,\nlelee Record and later
worked with the Santa Ana Re&lster.
He joined the old Unlted Press, n ow ·
United Prw International, in 19SS a n d
worked up and down the entire state .
Clipping Servlce.
Mr. Dunlap for a time tried-hli hand
In puhllahing when In !If& he elleblllhed
the old S~ AN Globe, Ii Weeldy newa-
p1per. 'He puhllahOd It for lhne jean.
In the early lllOI, ¥f. Dmllap elleb-
llshed the Orange County Chap!er of SI&· ma Delta (lhl, natlGnal proleafGoaI
joumallJtle IOdety. He became the dlap-
ter'I flnt pruldeot ml WU active In
-SOX and Orlft(e County Pmo CI u b
wort unW hll death.
The Orange County Criier'a ,Office
reported ·that no cauae of death bu yet
been determlnod.
~~i~heii:~~~:i:'~ 1'ustin . ~~-· . _' litJfiU ti! ~ tor several yeail. • . • .~ An~ gnao.ie o1 Slnta Anl Col· .1;s -t~-~v---"'"~u.....:' ._ ":.,
lete and the Unlv<lill)''l!f &u~c.n.:-. · (a 6 '\I'·llPUl!I · fornla, Mi. Dunll ·had. l!i6 'ftked as · • -•!'· -~ -,~~ ... t-• -·~"
a wi.. ediiot' ror t Loo Angeles Tim... . For H1· ~h . Sch-oo' . l He .erved h l '1 Alma Mater, Sama Ana ~
'College for 10 yean, ftnt u dlttctor of , · ·~
publlc lnfonnation and later u special Officials of Tult1n Union High School
aulltant to the president. He reslgnod Dlatrict today are preparing· ID ap-
the SAC post in 1993 to eatabllsb pacWc pUcaUon to the state Allocation .Bolld for 44.2 millloo to ~ votvetaf!y High
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HOTELS ...
pneumaUc tubes with freewaya and auto
exhaust a thing of Ute put.
Commenting on tbe chaos of Amerlctn
communities, Wllllam1 said the Swedes
have been able to houJe IS to 17 com-
muniUet at least 30 tlmea the populaUon
of Lai\UIA "Ill without cutting 1 tree
or bulldozing • hill."
The apeaker also showed slldta of
power poles, garish aigns, junk yards,
parking lots and ravaged landscape
which be dubbed, "the losing of the
West."
IM'llRIOIS -
Schoo]. ' J'. •
U state funds are · approved. con-
struction will begin the first Ill -year on a ~ site Corner of Campus Drive
· and Cul~er RoldJ ~ ,eorller this --year from the lrVhle Couli*oi'.
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The 1,900-student high tchool would
open in 1970, district offlciall uld. It will
be built In one 1tep· 1n1tead Of two u
previously planned.
Trustees authorized the application for
state building funds Ml)!lday , n!lht.
Afterward, Trustee ~olm Zilch remarked,
"'I'hll may be very acadenilc, depending
upon Nov. !.0
He referred to the diJtrict'1 pending
tu override of 5J cent.I .~boye the praent
rate of ,1.20-per •100 ofasses&ed valua-tion. · · _
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Smith IJU10UJICed today be will try to
;_. t h • emha!Ued cam~ Tutoday
if problernJ can bl worked ouL (Set
earlier story, Page 7)
He said the dilemma on the 181000.stu·
i!int ~Jl(i's. c161<l!' Wtdneaday alter
''!,<'iOU4 .~tJtions . with noUce, Is
"flbetller the collep cO.Jid · bi;-run u
an educational lnsUtu&n or whether
it bu to be run "with club!."
Smith uld odlnlnlatraton will esplore
how the wilv9rai'Y lhou1d be run
"without being Invaded by police."
He received tome applause at this
statement from , D faculty members
crowded into the campw: theater.
CONFER ON INTERNAL SECURITY MATTERS
FBI'• Hoover,. Prnfdont-.ltcl Nixon
Gov. Ronald Reagan had protested
the shutdowp, saying it saUsfied black
student union strikers whoe:e •icns pro-
claimed: "We Shut It Down."
Nixon Meets :With Leaders .Whetmore Urges
'i;uard . Be Called
Out at SF State Of 'Factions' in· America
NEW YORK (UPI) -Presldent..lecl
Richard M. N ti: on met today w It b
leaden ol Industry, labor, clvll rights
and government organiza.Uon11 while he
continued. f<rmlng bill n • w ad·
ministration.
Sequ.St«ed In hli Hold Pierre olflce,
Niioo put In a loog day before leavillg
for a brief rest and work period in FJ.orida. He also exchanged messages
with Soviet Presld..,t N. v. P<>dpny.
Fre:derick Kappel, board chairman oJ
the Ameri<an Telepbooe and Telegraph
Company, uld -his boor-long
meeting with Nixon that Uie two xnen
dlsa~ waya Kajlpel could· help th • Presldt!nkleCt choole the members· ol
hisadmlnlitratlon.
KaP!>t~ , who, allo briefed Ni>On · on
a otad1 of . the · PCIOI Office Deportment
wbicb Kappel dlrectld, aa1d no names
. were mentioned for apPotntmema to Nix·
on'a llalf. Aakld whtther be hlmsell
might · have . a placo . In the , Ni... ad-
-.11on, Kappel aa1d ...... didnl lalk
about tt."·
BRIIPD l!IXOrl , · i Al' _, u KapPel left the hotel,
AFL<:IO Pnlldent jleorge l\4eany weot
up to .N!Jm11i. IM,\119"1;! jgite, ~ !ell ,
o¥' "" lllMl!nc wllhout dl"''*'Dg the ~ ol hli-lllb with the Prelldent-elect '
Nmn allo ICheduled . ....ions "1th
Richard Helm!, direeUlr of the central
Intelligenet Agency, and Whitney Young,
national director of the Urban League.
CONGRATULATE NIXON -'
Podgcny congratulated Nixon on his
election in & telegram and expressed
the " hope that the N-admlnlstralioo
"w:lll be marked with ·a further develop-
menl ol r<laUons between the USSR
and the USA. • .in the Interests of
strengthening peace through our world.''
In a. return meuage, Nixon thanked the~ Russian leader and added, "ii is
now more esaential ~ ever that our
two peoplea work. together in a spirit
of mutual ~ and with a recognition
of the spedal respoosibllille1 we ihare
for. the peace of t.be world.''
H. R. Haldtmmlt Nixon's, U:llstant for
Wblte House-~ annooJiCed In
a new• briefing the aPi>olntm"1t -ol two
fomier campaign aides to · the lecond
rung of the Wblte -lllafl.'
Ronald .L. Ziegler, 29, was named
"preu ulllltaDt" to handle most of
lj>e ~ of a prus 1eeretary
altboqh be will' Ill\\. .. past presjdential
preu teeret.ariel ,J!ave done, JNli*fclpate
ia~·~· ! ,.-j , .
~ illlcl, however, Ziegler would
sit In on pol!C)' ~ ... and be kept
fully Informed "He will be kepi on top
of everytblnt, II be said.
Seru James E. Wbetmore (R·La Habra)'
tod.S:y' asked Gov. Ronald Reagan to
call out the National Gtiard Immediately
to the San Francisco State College area
to insure tbat ·there "Will be no damage to property or persons.
· 1be Orange County state senator
furtbe! urged that the professors who
refuse to return to their classrooms
be immediately and permanentl y
dlm:Ussed, and that the students who
fail to rtturn to \heir clJSSea be ezpelled.
"I call upon the trustee.s of the State
College system to tall an emergency
meeting of the faculty of the San Fran-
cisco State College within the next 48
hours and explain to the faculty th\15
assembled. that each faculty member
will be given the choice of either coming
back to the campus immediately ...
or face --immediate and permanent
dismlsaal," Whet.more said .
County Medical
Gro~P. T ~lls . C?f
Medi-cal Ahrise
Beca1med Surfing Contest
Fin~y Pick~ Champion
The Orange County Medical 'Asaocia·
tion has turned over to the Attorney
General's offiCt seven cases Of alleged
abuse of Medi~ procram tty county
doc:tors.
Dr. David J. Nielsen, president of the
Medical Association, made the disclosure.
He emphasized:
"There are some 1,500 physiciant in
the county. I don'\ think seven of that
number, is. a bad percentage. In fact.
it's less than one-haH Of one percent·"
Br CRAIG LOCKWOOD
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Rl!fCON POINT, Puerto Rico -The
World Surfing ChamploDlh.lps overcame
a bad ..,. of tho flats long enough
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~ V!')b\~,o( El))ocY Ualvenlty,A tJ·a n t a,"
Ga., holds one ol white rau be
uMd In art-.. cencer growth
by cooling norm.I 1ecll!On1 of
organ-and-wmnlliJ lrUling
·~ prior" to ~ of dmc•· XeChn!que wilf be teojM
• lplinC '"' human Pt11e1111 In Europe. ' •
Thuriday to Crown a new lnternaUonal
1urf ting.
Veteran Fred Hemmlnp of Hawall
nam>lflY outpointed fonner world cham·
pion Midget Famlley of Australia in
the men'• finals, thUI returning the world
title to . the place where IWfing
originated.
It wu an upset victory for Hemminp,
22, a muscular former football player.
. Hil margin over Farrelley waa a mere
two points.
The heavily favored defending champ,
Nat Young ol Australls, finished fourth
jehind h1I countryman, Russell HU(l:hu.
Top Clllfomla finisher wu Mike Doyle
ol the U.S. West Coast team. He. took
,dth place, finishing abead ol Reoo
Abellero ol Hawall. .
Deeplte loolng the title; the Australlan
~eam ttominated the ~ps, tak·
!Jig three ol tbe -!Our.p,.....
The lite of the meo.11 ftftlis was lhifted
late In the afternoon from ~ Boach
at the P!_anta Nucl~ to pearbY ftinj:Or:t
Point whtn well~,-~ to-elgh\-loot
wavea tuddenJy begin ·.peelliig "off tl\e
reel at the point. ·
Dr. ~ielsen, a Newport Be~ phyai·
clan, said the cases first were in..
vesUgated by the MedJcal Asaoclation's
SO-member public service committee.
From there they were considered by
the board of direct.on, over which ht
prealdea.
Hearings were held involving the ac-
cused , docton, their patients a n d
representaUvea of \he lnaurance firms
that handle Medi-Cal dl•bunemeots.
"Rarely did the abuses involve ex·
cessive charges," Dr. Nielsen Aid.
0 Tbey mostly dealt With muWple vlaits
where onJy one would be requj,r;ed, or
unnecessary lab work in the office, or
unnecessary lnjeetion1 and other medica·
lion DOI required."
He said the cues tnctuded doctors'
glvln1. penlclllln lhota to combal the
common cold.
"The common cold," be eiplalned,
"is commonly COJllfdered to ' b •
unresponsive to such treatment.''
Dr. Nielsen uld the Medical Assocla-
Uon is investigating accusations against
another 14 physicians.
"The only ones we tum over to the
Attomey~Genera11" b,e said, "are those
that appear to involve groa and rtpeated
abulel. 'l1lese PoOPle, H guilty, l)lould
be prouculed l<J• the .f\dl m.nt Of the llw,1'··· · "
Belon the 1uif Cami up,. It ~p~
the pnetlgHaden 'ln~auonal diam-
~. 1fOUJd be' be'!!'becl ~'1'""er "as ~-aurfen,.-i.Jy wll!ed foe
-·No·lhllt<.waya,,~OOI -would. ' 1n41.,.,_,~-~~~ partldpant. 't;ir'l n' :n·., s' :.ter: ·-""*'' ... ......,. ,lbilinleJf.. ... .. ...,0 ... lhf~ with lm!!'Jl:ldl! paddling • ~=-~1n 1i:\=.a"t::~:." o1 _i n:i"ured irt_ '! Crai_h
Luf w~. t.be won>eli1Jin11J Wtft . ~· E't .
· -tll lhr.-to flv .. foot aurf at ...,·J!. San~ JI*~! l!urned to· death
Ijolnet ~rth Jl-;eaMlcf Mario 1n·a freeway c:raili· eorly ·W. moinlftg !l!F.'.'! ~ :p:r,,~ capturing the and her 1bter Is In crllical condition In w-. • .. ' . the Orange County Medical c.oter'liurn ~ Ill<! the outoomt ol the unit. •
.,_,, llnall "lllJll have been different Calilomla ll!lhw11 Patrol .weer. aeld
ll;aoA,ooll-Jadpbaitoohr-an lhe •-.:In. erub ~·Call, ""°""' ,1111.,. the llOmpetitloo bepn. drlvoo by die Victim, Tony Sln(er, .lt,
tllle -Ja<lst. wi., Wll nol ldeallfled, hit ,the Qllllec cllvtier ol the San ~
-_quoted ....:l'-be .... dil< -f ... the -ar... ~ CfUlllblac , I -..., be did not wq Jqnc:llon, bounc:od bad< ·1n14 tho
, , ·:~"'"'' ~l!ltelr)l;~~""'.l>IU" -i.t~a,. ct-roll~"'wlth-. mi · wlll'IM~. ,cl!fvei'» Robert R. ROgera, •. ornlf ..,,.. T.r the llnall, IDcluded Fecll ;vi.ta Eatrtda, Newport Beach. '
U.r, U.$< Kilt COUI: Pancho Weise, The vlcllin'1 11tter, Mn. Tlnnelt.. Mar-
~-~ro: M-McClelland, U.S. le Let, 18, ol Sallla Barbara Is In crlU-
West """"; Wally Frolleth, Hawall, and cal condition in tbe burn center.
Qlll 8-yseti., South Africa. She -and her 111ttr "'" bumed wban ~ollhe winner by coo~ !ht car bunt Into ftame1 alle{ being
dlrllct« · ~ """•a•a.,. · ,..lbT atruck from the .. ar. Rosen O'nd Waynt
titlls\ llelllmlnp by aurprl,.. His Ja,w E. Singer, 17, alJO ol Santa llarbara wera
-and~ be broke Into a'br'Olld treated at Westmfmter Ccmnunlty Hllfo ll"h): ; • ' \ pltal and .. -. •
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Siamese twins\ .are anesthetized prior to suCcesSM
surgical separMion at Brookdale Hospital Center
New York. Operation involv~ one of raresi
lol'n\1 oi Siamese twins. Tho 111-month-old itns'had · ·
been joined at pillvis and alldomen. They were re-
ported progr...,ing well today alter !-hour operatiO.
peJiormed Nov. '· ' ' . ' "
Western Allies: .warn Rus~
:~
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·• f 1 • I 'f . I
Genpan)' were 1ti'ong ' I]! their ..,,_
demnaUon "qt, the Soviet lnv~lon ol
~v-In ,wgµst. ' They told "riilnisters of the North AUan-
Uc Treat)' Or(anlzalloil the· Soviet lllDV•
had upeet the · Eut-West bolance of paw~.h. .' .-. " , sin:art, ~ , qrst.\o speak at the
mee\irig, . dtmalidtd a clear algnal .~.
the 'iluaol"!'", •falnst further ' military
ac;tlon In _EUrope.
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bright little -dresses ate easy-care scnoot ' wear
' . , }~be.-wocky ,l>fillh!l>~• \'P ..;¥al cj~s with
· , sure <:Ol<>r!9d bttle dre-s. Crisp ,navy. ,
pretty pinks, sunshine yellows and
lea,ly g~ejins. Fertly shaped ~ ''in'·
M?neanto Acrilai;i ®_acrylic bdnded ·
!°'acetate. And Moms know. that
means long· w~ar and eafy. ·
care. For !!choo! daye, girls
. will love' the bright ·!iltle
things -they find at1May Co.
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a .. lol"'. waj~t. pl~e<;I okjrt,
pink ·tweed. -7-12. 1"8J)f.
and in sizes ~ic. 1'.00 b. drop waist A-lfne. yello.,.·
with navy, S.14, 22.00
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girl• clresses 56,
preteen apparel 90
TM Monsanto Tfttiloa Oivtsion
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College, ~elk>w. &prings,,.Otiio, ]las
petl11oned the admlnlstratlon lo pf6.
vide mustache cups In the cafeteria.
"Those of ua on the other side of
tho brush suffer lndlg!llU08 by
drtnting from conventional mugs,''
said tho ptl4itlon. "Mllltaclle• get IO!f' and Incredibly gummed lip:"
.. 1'..o SisterJ,••~• 11lrlh to d~ught·
ers"on the aame day-twice. Mrs.
Mary Mitchell ·Stamato, 31,. of
Trent.on, N.J., and' her sister, Mrs.
Anno Mltchtll Vyltarls, 22, of New·
ark N.J., eacli gave birth to a
daughter on June 13, 11168. On Tues·
day illo aiin.n a(llln 1av1 birth to
dau,iiters. ·
East Germany
Fails to Vote
~eeze on West
W~en Robert C. Fried of Weit
Kingstown, R. I. torote Gov. Le1ttr
Maddo:t of Georgia a1kino to JJt rt·
ferrtd to a breeder btCO-.t M Jwd
that Georgia is nOted tor baautlr ~
QOlltrnO' .. nt him~ 11<>f ft•-'· l'rtri B~ •(UPI ) -lbt Eut Gtnnan
pick•d up ht..,..., 400 •fkr It dm"'4 ~t today -\Vest c;.r.
t HI'" RJ ....__. nWif• W.ged.baltlle )lollolaa. but made'. 0 -P"''"• ·••• ,..... no 1DOft lo hirau WM! Bfl')ln as fear-'· . .. ed m ·W•~· , ' Joe Lang Ktrth1w, who as a c9l· F~ ~ In Jltt;\Wll\ Oohna' · ·
loge student held I paJ:t.tlme Jani· capital ~ .8dM that. tho ·Ito! a.rm. ..
tor'• job in the ll!ate Capltol af'\'al~ :•wld:~ •'.·11011' ~·•-.if:Mt ll<r-
bie"ee, has been 11\lom ID u .th~" lz1< l'I'<>~ ,llllUndl..., U4, l\ ,appeared .
fi :·st Neg ro leflalator· In Flolid'( · iere lltrin'of!lclala .h'!d-~ "4>e8'e of
:--ince Rect>natruction. Being 'tbt• ·,. l~ ~1ttert: not lhimd ~·~~~ e,s tern
'one Negro j11 a-'10.member -Hoilli> lhes. . i-.
\;'on'l be a hlndrari.ce ln Ker•h•1"r . . Th~ Bonn conoetn WIJ .~:-great th~
· "I th!'"' poltli 1 th , , I e • t <l«m•n Chan<elkir Gurt c'°"· 1·1ew: . UA . cs I e art o.. ~leslnger 'dllcUIHd tht m.tter with th ~
'>mproquae. I won't be able .to·gel ilrllish, l'r9nch and Artl{riCan · smb8'-
;i I want, b~\ I'll &et. ~om1 of I~.'·, . ~
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Tiie Pentqon
l.s conaklering a reduction of the planntd
producUOo of the Air Force's ne,,..e;
atratecld lloo>Ser, the FBlll; llOin 113
lo IO plaJ#i ll' wu r<ported !Or!iy.
Solr;<<<J;~ ' Ure reduction • Is beinl we~~~:-.ol UvinC m«1fY
Jn the upco.mlDJI. defense budget for the
year ~-Jim. J"1y I, ud allo
ii relltOcl.\O ~ ranp·.~llN 1'! Ibo manned"liaolW-torce. ' •
Olllclally, the Do!.... Deporlmeol
Would &IJ only that M decllioa had
~ reached on the FBlll procurement
.~. but the matter was under
,llud)'":.
: ,'l\,O<OWlng'!!Jlf i'Blll ii 0 D e fJI !ht ·1fublolild.,,.., 1111 con-....W
I -c;;. ~dellp •. 1wbicbt,WU _~ . ' 'bf Ianni! 9ecrellr)' ft •DofWMo
•~,McNamara. !1~1 ":
~:rant .hu b 1 e n COWltM'"" W.
a ahort term replactmtnt for oJder 1131
1n the Iona r1111• nuclear delivery rol•
while the Air Force trtu to develop
a men 10phiatlcatld Advanced Manned
Slratqlc Alrcralt CAMSA). .
· Pnllde~ecl ~ i.I. Nflon 9'l!I -ilY I h e Flltfl. air~ wiii)d pjlj.
A major role in· his admin!Jlnttlm•a
defel\lt planning.· He made the comment
in Tei:as where the FlllA, the ~
ventiooal fiahttr·bomber version, ll'blidg produced. ••. .
\""fiAYl~Wn. the FlllB, was scrap-
p<d •--i!!r lfttt a tone hlltory of ri.sina cO!ltl~: · ment pro-
blems. v~· '
Pentqon 10urce1 uid a .
In the matter must await the ·-retum ·
of Secretary of Delen11 Clark M. Clifford
and Alt Force Secretary Harold Brown,
both of.,:y.'bom ace, now 1way~from the
Ptnlag°' on (ripa to' ~utope ..
The s~ces said'. a declslon probably
wquld bt-~orthcomiJ\t by mkl·Dtoember,
the de1!13n• fJlr tl\AJor declsiona on the 1!!70 delense liudgel.
Horairag ArfHl!fd .
Helmore P'arm'• two-year-old. !fish tourse decld•d to ,u;ge her own
sit-in during morning exercises at Laurel Race Course, Md. Taken
to the stal"ilng gate to be 6chooled in the art of. a quick break, lhe
decided inltnd to take a leisurely look around, leaving her e~•rcil•
rid« •tendlrll;bl.-tbe w1n11.
The aources hid !he meeµi\& would now eonUnue put Sunday when youths
have called fOr anU-Rllaalan demon1tra-
Uon1 In th< •ll'Mll. lbt ~orty does
not wllh to nleue delal11 of the new
party pt'Ofram before U\ep (or ftar it
...Wd prompt even bla6f ~emonllra·
Uon1, the IOW'Ctl old. .
Clocllollovu ~eh . Jtlrit>a b I r
demoM1r1Ua111 aM -,t 11 Hi I • Soviet
retallauoo rot a' break .li>hJ. llom !he
weathor. Tire f1M -limy -of !he ......, bllnketad Ibo db' 111\d made
any bli .. u..1ov1tt Jl>llehol~ by youth
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lhoweli lhl ~·illhi dtblto ti
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l>llbctk projtlftl •wlilCh led 10 on un.
prooedonlld ~t!tlll>orll1 of tho l>U1J, of • Ht 111\d con-fidence ,,i,,u · popJlla • II ail Com· munllt.pitty~''-,. ,1 , 7-'"',;
On !he other di~, 1 1r1 cr!Uc!Jed 11mlatake1 whicll · tht aotJvltles
of •lllrtmt IOl'<tl provided roorn
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.Meetings
BRUSH, SR.
~Irle J, l!lrvill. Sr. R~ldtnt ti HU\. re.I 011...,, 11!1~ Bllf/ ft.or'mtr.l'f' I
rtt!deM ot c~ de! ,.,_.,, o.i. OI
!M11ltl, Nov, 13. SUrYlved by_.,.., !Ya; '°" ,Effie. J., Jr., botl'I '1/f 1111 ll!l"r;
hrot'her, H-nl J. llnnh, Ye111N1i-.,
Otl)o1 tllrM •nfldclllldren and tllrM
n""l~nflddillllrtn. Sotrvlen. S.lur-
d1y, 2 PM, !n n.. CllllPll ltt PK+!lc vi.w. wttll Rll'I'. Eric H. Arndt offlctal-
1"'9. lnftnnenl, P1cllle Vltw Mortli11Y. Ortocted by PKlllc View Mlmorllol .....
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\IQ B\ldlt.y M9nll. 1114 H)ltllel!<I
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HARRISON
':iro!llY f . H9rrls.en. )91 lt ,er!•
!1~, Cmhl M-. $uTVl"t'ed 11'1" l'llr·
·1M, Edmund; ton. Donlolcl Ill. Hol·
:>f, U.S. Alr "arce; $ijltll9f', l fncl/I"
'.ef1, C11$lt Mn.1; tlJ!w, Kllll!Mlftt.'
"'l(lk, N-YOfll t I nd -•r.nddll'.
f'efl. ~lee, wlll bl> "'411 In th~ ·~ H1rbor Lijltlfnll Chul'dl,
~ tleoKl'I, Mol'lo.Y, 10 AM, with
R"". JI"'" G. e11tn Dflkltlllll!. 1 ...
1wmen1, Pidf'oc vi-Memor111 P111c. er.ct• bY" .. II l,,,.dwl"t' Mortutry.
110 .,..,...,., Cmlt Mesa.
BALTZ MORnJAlllE8
Corona dtl Mu OR l-94St
Costo MeA Ml .. WI
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MORnJARY
1111 Bro1dw1y, Costa I'tfeu
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DILDAY BROTHERS
Hull.a,... Vllle7
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MEMORL\L.PARJt
Cemeler7 • llion..vy
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Bomgren invited the public
to make reservatioos for t he
Christmas Star sbow Dec. 2
through Dec. 20, three nights a
week, Monday. and Wednesday
8.t 7 p.m. and Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Handicraft
Oasses Due •
A variety of handicrafts and . ·
:rt classes are being offered
.•onday through Saturday at
the Upper Bay Branch of the
Boys' Club of the Harbor
Area. , .
Woodworking, }ig 1' w,,
aluminum tooling, plastics,
hand tools and ceramlca are
on the schedule, with a '10
a.m. to 2 p.m. ceramics clciss
on Saturday.
Evening events i n c I u d e
jigsaw, woodworking, a swap '
shop meet, a FWt shop, wood
working ·and wood lathe turn-
ing, according to ExecuUve
Director Lou Yantorn.
The cliSSel are supervised
by •killed Instructors and craftame.n.
New Director
WASHINGTON (UPI) '-
Col. Jefnette J. Su11tad is the
new director of the Women
Marines, succeed.in& c o 1 .
Barbara J . Bishop who will
take over the Marine ·Corp.1'
IJ>ilon wilh the Senate.
Quleki~o-..mber
SA.LE
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Every new one comes ·slightly used.
'The rood tobeco,;,ing o Volks-
wagen is o rough one. The ob-
stacles are mony.
Some make it. Some Crock
,, Those who mok, ii ore sc~-
1\nized by 8)97 inspectors. !807
of whom ore finickY women.I
They're subjected to 16,000
different inspections.
They're driven the equivalent
of 3 miles on o Special test stand.
Every engine-ls bro~n In~,
Every tron1_missl9n.
Many bugs ore then plucked
rrom the production !Me. 'Their
sole funciioillnlife is to be test.d
and not to be-sold:
We pUt them throtigh water
to make sure they don't leak.
'We put them -fhr_ough mud
rand salt to moke sure-they Won't
rust. •
, They climb hills to fest hand -
brakes ond clu.tches.
Then comes the dreaded wind
tunnel and a trip over.a different
road surfaces to check ou t the
ride •
Torsion bors ore twiste4
100,000 times to make sure t~•Y
1~1011 properly.
Keys. ore turned o,n 25,0CX)
·.times to moke, sute ··llittJ!Do't
bt•ok off in keyloolf. , ·
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·200Volkswogens ore rejected
ov~rydoy.
If$ o tough league.
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NEW~RT BEACH
Ghldc lvel'IOn/ • lne.
2116 Newport Blvd.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
BiU Y1tes ~
HONTINGTON· BEACH
-H1rbour Volltsw19'n
11711 Bffch Br.til1vanl
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32852 Vallo llolcl • .. • f·
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R11u.l1rl1 $15.00 OM-
1967
fiRsT FUCiHT IRONS
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Men's Slacks ••• 2 ... '15
U~ 4001 Off ON UDIU SIUITS,
TO /0 UIMUDAS ·& ILOUSlS
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60l.f
BAGS
UP TO
40°/o
Off
2 DAYS ONLY SAT. & SUN. NOV. 16 & 17
Cojta· meja (}ot/ & C. C. .
1101 Golf Course Dr. Costa ~-sa ...
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Wtokdfyi "9 a.m; to 9 P•"" -
Saturdlr9 a.m. to 6 plm.
EASY FRONT LOADING
"BIG FAMILY" CN'N;fTf
wiQr.
-TV and APPLIANCE
CENTER
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Har&or Center
'2300 Harbor. Blvd. • Co5ta Mna
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on the special toor planned by Queen of ;lleal'tl. Mm..!6, .:f{orac~ Flits. :Geo. .. Gade. ~ ·.~ , · , .• .
Guild, Obildren'• Hospital of Grange Coljnty, will be· ·.Payne •. '!be totit ·is·.ctieduled_ for•pec:.:a. · .. ,.,i · .'f, ) '
even ~ glittering with the holiday ,decorations' · · ~ '~·
form .ation · of Colleg~
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lli.ilr fnlll!>aDdS '\.and toM. !Iii• ltlll"' open.,.. J>rand new· ~llDity
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taCtiity farhili'es must niOv.~.~· a new area wbidi would be mOre Corwen .. ieni to 1;4e ts'..acre cemPfis. fif.ottied m: rollin,Jm:Ssion Vi~O hills1 . · · :
Believing·a new faculty. wi.Y.es•club ·~d be 'he!j>!u) 'bc>\bio ;the col·
tege and 1o t!le women ~·are:inaking tltjis!~a1~HiOn, Mrs .. Fted.Breme'r,
wife of the college president, opened her San €~ente horn~ tor an in-
formal organizational meeting. ' ... ·-·
Since lhe plhering, tile group decide!f~ Sadl!loback €ollege Fllculty
Wives as an official name and elected otti:OO 4t> lead them in-their initial . . year. . . . .
Assisijng Mrs, !/'l'•rtzl>augll will be .fie..~es1 Wlljiam .Wi\lialll5 of ·
SalHia Ana, vice president; William @Ila oC M'5;Pi.Viejo, s<1<ralar)I;: Jay
R<>e'lelf of San C!erriente; treasurer; Pete .Tr&se:lt lilf"&lutt>. t;aguna, .spcial
ch'1itiian.; Lee Rbodei o! L<!guna Hills, briltge ch:i!rm~n, •nd George Hart· ,
man o! San Clenente,pubhcity. ·
First project of the group was t.o provide floral decorations. for ttie
speak~r's &land when Gov. Ronald .R"!'gan dedic~ Ille campu• laal
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lhe &!ddleback Junioc' €ollege Diirtritt 'board membe<s at a r<icent-UI >r· •. :.· : , • . • !
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SPANISH LACE -Mn. Albert. C. ~ (left)
bolds the chest site !JI presenting to file Costa Mesa
Historical Society. Mrs. Elisa-Longridge, presi•
dent of tile Woman'• Civic L!lague, nrodela an or!-
Civic League Visiting
Historical Spots
Members of the Woman'• authentic, ornate I e..a t b er· .
C i v i c League · of Newport bound Spanish chest, a n
Harbor Will visit historical original Span,iJ) Jacl veil afll 1 a colorfu1 Spanish fan from
tpots in the HarOOr Area on Seville, s~
Nov. 19. T h-0 W will start Oilier pciln_ti.. of fateiest to
at Mariners Library at 9,30 be viewed ,.rn be the o Id
a.m. headed by Mn. Elisabeth Landing and monument to
Longrldge;'presldeirt. ' George Rogers, fatlier of
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gil'OI Sp.mm veil w!>idi elso will .be donat8cl b~
Mrs. Hooglr!Dn. '!be league will ·vmt hlsfoncal OP.ill
in Uie Hat1lor Area next Tuesday. " '
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, ~by Ne'l'po'rt
Harbor Panhellenlc ,lo a stu-Wml .it· Miu Borblra Joon
PbllUP,. ~IQll\lt<'. af Mr. lllCI
Mn:. JCuleoe H. ?hllllps af
Carma del Mar. ,
\Vlrmer af the -· lw..... MIN PbUUPI la: a
Junltt •! tho yn1....i1y af
8oulhern CllllOrnla-~ ....
II a member af AIPha GlllDDll
Delta.
A pubua relationl majM',
Ibo ·11 a reporter for the Daily
. Trojan, II ·a manbu .of the
Trojan Young Reyublicana
and is on the dean's list. other
Interests include swimming,
tenn1a and P'll and Ink draw· lngs.
Tbe award ls presented an~
nually to a Harbor Mu
pledge and is based on the
highest scholarship and most
MINERVA WINNER
Barbara Phillips ;
significant activities attained
during the pledge perlod. The Esta~ in Costa Mesa Newport Harbor. Next the
'will be tbe first location group will let Ba 1 boa
visited.· Mn. Albert C . P1villon, Ill hlatertea1 marMr
Houghton ol Balboa, painter In Balb Part '<II tho llrll
and writer of California ftler to ....., .fllchl lllCI ,
history, will preoent the Coela llcl'addem Wbtlf al Newport
Mesa Hist<>rical Society ID Pier. ' '
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Freedoms' Challenge . '
DAR
Movie · , Cl '
~EdHet'I NOie! ~ ftlO'I~ i:,.~~.....,.,,-ci ' s-i.===-~ ~~...n:..:-~-= ... ·-lftll WIH ....., .. ,,.
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FAMILY
AROUND THE WORLD IN
80 DAYS -Adventurous
Londoner a"'1 valet wager
th")y can circle earth in
8'1 days. Delightful fantasy
classic.
HIGH, WILD AND FREE -
Documentary filmed t n
northern Brltllb C.Olumbla
during spring and summer.
SNOW WHITE AND SEVEN
DWARFS -llH<leue ol
Disney cartoon feature.
~AND-ADULTS
GONE WITH THE WIND -
Classic returna to llCreen.
PAPER LION -Humorous
saga.
WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT
FEELING GOOD!-Uvely,
contemporary comedy about
bird who spreadl contagious
virus o! joy in New York
Horticulturist
Will Offer
Garden Hints
City. --.
MRS. 'RANCll W. McKAY JR.
Doulll• lllnt·li(ujlffll1 .
MATIJUTEl!:NI
'AND lDVLTS
INTERLUDE -Tem-,. . ~. brllllut -' =~"l::o1~/Tustin Home Chosen wlth .ayoungjoumallll. -·~
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The CaWornia Society,
IOUtbem council meeting of
U., Daughters of l h e
American Revolution will take
place Tuelday, Nov. 19 at 10 ·
a.m. In the Huntington
• Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena.
Guest apeaker will b e
Richard H. Foltz, western
Speaker lifts
woRK IS A FOUR LETl'ER B N / d M K Iron Curtain :~y-;~~=a~U: · y ew ywe c . ·ays ...
a special kind of m1.111htoorn. , • · 'Ibe · Iron Curtain will be
ADULTS Exchange vows and rin&!I About 300 ·guest.I attended lifled by Mrs. John Delmonte ~.:~~~'!:rited before the Rev. Jame I the reception ln Thompean when Ille discusses her Wavels
brutallt Ledgerwood in the Firtt Hall. Alllstbia were t b e in COmmunist countries duriqg
THE BL-frE MAX -Drama Methodist Churc.b, Colta.Mandeu Mme1. Jamt1 .Com~mo n' •meeting of Newport Harbor ·
or! were Susan J ant Tuz ~ k Panhellenlc next Wednesday about W d War I G«man Francis William McKay Jr. Chari• Spumoa, . J a c ace Ka ,_ J Wood Alvia al 10:30 a .m. in the Corona c LOSE L y W AT c HJ!: D Parenti of the bridl1 -le Y~ • amto ' def Mar homo ol Mrs. Carl
Mr --• Mn w-•-W CIW!er,. RIIpb Tajlor,. Eilla G M TRAINS · -Youth'• at. are · .uu · 111~ • Shaw-ud ~JMM. Harmonr .U -·-oore.
t.mp11 to achieve manhood -Ti\% ofllimaAllaHeljlitllllCI of Colla M•i IDCl ·the Mi.'loel Al the meeting final plans
are portrayed with earthy Mr. and Mrs. Francil W. Janet CJarb d Gardf:n Grove, for the annuaJ Panhellenic
frankness and b u m or , :Kay of Avondale Esll:tel, Barbara Mc A·U I t y and benefit, Dollars for Scholars,
Englilh subt!Ues. '. Dorma Klnler, santa.Ana,).ln. will be made, said Mrs. Leon
DUFFY -Two IOl'llf rob Given in marriage by her da Weatherwax, Costa Mesa Fry, president. The evenl will
father ol mlllloo pounds. father, the bride wore an em· . and Tami IDCl·Cltldy TUI, the take ploce In the Stuft Shirt
FLEA IN HER EAR -plre gown of bridal aattt brlde'J llfllan. next February.
French tum of century featurlnJ: a chapel train ull Following .a a or t be r n
bedroom fllrC<. lace wltlt pearl beaded trim. California. ~ooo t ~ e
Se~retaries HOW SWEET IT IS ~ Broad Her lllu.ion veil. was Clught bridal' couple irill reikie Jn
m u It a l farco about to lace pelals, lllCI Ille carrlec\ Twllla. The bride Ii a
mbadv_,., ol aDIOl'OIJI orchlda and ltephanolla oo • graduate of Corona del Mar . Or8Dp Coonty.ffarbor Area
middle-aged coup!~ -white Bible, which Ille recelv-wp School • and alWldod L<pl 8ecfttaries Association
IF HE HOLLERS, LET HIM ed while aervlng .. honorel! Oranae ·.coa.t college. Her meela the third Wednesday
GO -LudJC!'QU3 melodrama queen of Bethel 167, Job'• b~ \ii' "' v.~uate ol of tM mqiith In various Ill-·
about race re1atiOD1. Daqhters. A~ lHiglt~·6CbooI, od iturQier 1nformati~ ~)' .be
A LOVELY WAY TO DlE Peacoct blue ~plre gowns now ierwt· with the u .. S. obtained by callln1 Miss
-Seductive beautr_ ls ac-· were selt.Cted.JOLKathy_niz._Maria-Corpe at..-C-a-m-p--Sheron Druier.,-U.0......0-9 SJL
cused of killfug her wealthy, the bride's sister and maid Pendleton. Members gather at 7 p.m.
elderly husband. of honor, and Julie Stone ol. ~-------------,..-,..-0--c::--=:--:::-
Gardening Hints and Tricks THERESE AND ISABELLE Santa Ana, Susan Sandlin of ••••••••••••••••••••
·11 be led '· be -French flashbacks of ga y' Los Angeles and Mn. Ronali:I . . r • • w1 presen ,or mem rs tim · ·
and ~ of the Huntington !c~1 a~ l~ve ~ t::·;;~ ~:rr~~i~~=~0~r::.· ;~ • s h 0 rec H ff s Dream • ~=U'.!J"tar: 1!:d w=.! -ft<' each other. oerved aa brldesmaldl. Yollow e · " · Roine e
Aasociatlon. chrysanthemums formed thelr • . • • •
J Uttlefiekl u kno bouquets and blue carnationl . iec:.. and ~:it ln ;! Americanism were mixed with · ye I Io we situetec:I 01t • beautifully l1nd1c1p•d lot. I be'd-e
Southland, will speak at 7::11 chr)tlanthemuffi.11 for the tiOnOr . room plus f•rnify roorn with 'w•t bar: Conv•rtible • M~-N 11 · T ' f T lk attendant. • • , ' , 1 , • p.m. unuay, ov. • In op1c 0 a Linda Thetford Wort a (tress den wit+. 1d1"oin·ing 'beth. Formel diniflCJ room h11 Marina High School. •
LI t t le f I e Id , veteran Robert C. Cline will sno11k in a lighter shade ~ blue • rai1•d btielc: fir•pltet. Livin9 room also has • •
region executive vice pres!·
dent of Freedoms Foundation
at Valley Forge Who will
discuss The Challenge of
Freedom. A former
newspaper editor, writer and
lect11rer, be has beeo with
the organization since 1949.
Among state chairmen and
vice chairmen acbeduled to
report at the quarter1y
meeting is Mrs. Donald F.
Bovee of Huntington Beach,
lineage research.
Taking part in the all-day
session will be. Mrs. George
Buccola, Corona del Mar,
state a.Ssistant secretary and
Mrs. Ben Kleinwachter of San
Clemente, timekeeper.
' Visiting dignitaries will in-
clude Mrs. Frank Edgar Lee
of Laguna Hills and Mr1. John
Holland Kinkaid of Dana
Point, honorary state regenta.
Court Stella
Members of Court Stella
Maris 1448, Catholic
Daughters of America meet
each second and fourth Mon·
day at 8 R.m. in St. Joachim's
pariah ball, c..ta Mesa.
.. __..._. . . r-!or her role as Ocwer gtrl. • • U\llLA-"Ulturlst with 39 yeara of to Col. Wilham Cabe~ chapter. AU.endina: as ~ pi.an w94 . fir•pl1c• •n~d I . pictur!•qu• vi•W of oc•an. ~om· ~ ~ ;:::!:; ::=..~~I= !ri~ .~~~~ Junes Krlechbaufm o1 Santa •. 1.' Jn oieoll111t condmon, ,19 ,100. -• ·
-'fUl Ho baa bad radio ot the Blulfl 111 the Fiesta Ana, while uahera wsre Tom _, ,....,.:..,_ •NI . • Dulebolln ol Santa Ana, John • • Shown by oppointment: Mri: ~oull"ft ...--::r~.!'.!f!. Room next W~ alt Poerier, Prince E<lwanl :-:~ 11~30~,Pl~l'_tderal =a~~..:!~·. ' COtDWELL.~IANkER •'co . •• ...,.. -mapdoea, • S.Vinp Free E. t e r pr 1 s • WU the rtna' bearer• Mrs.
lfro. -Jl'ranklln II pro-Speakers Burbu, Cline will William McKJm eololJt 1DC1 •
..... ~ iDd Mr>. Carl rpuk on Americanism -Loretta Hairy o'r1anlat. • ... wtll .... .. hosteu Another Look. J
... 1111 ··~ AlldltlGnaJ·m. ' Dwort will be ........ by . •
flia1d•rrs .,.tho.,..., Mn. Harold B. 1.ook, boltesa TOPS Club · e Kl 9>3351 BllJ M 111t•od DJ ca1llnc choirman, 111ilted by \ho
l'.ll. I• I . ........,., prai--· C. E. Stevall, S. R. (In!, • llf.... Nord Jr., Herbert B. Miiier
and Jnrt D. Hickman.
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A trio will entertain
memben ol the Mlllical Artl
Auoclation Sunday, Nov. 17
at 2:IO p.m. in the Bowen
Museum in Santa Ana.
Tile group will include Miss
Rosa Lee McKay; violin; Misl
Join Tbomaasen, cello, and
Miss Martha Keltz, piano,
performing teh Brahms Trio
in C, Opus 87. -.,
Miss McKay, a resident of
Yorba Linda I!: a member
of the Orange County Sym-
phony. She is a fonner
member of the Jacksonville,
Fla. and San Diego Sym-
phonies and was in Sigma
A1pha Iota, national honorary
music fraternity for women
while a.ttending B et h a n y
Co!le1e In Lindsborg; Kan.
Mill Thomassen is a resl~
dent ol Newport Beach and
a former member of the
Pasadena Civic Orchestra,
Burbank Symphony and the
Portland Chamber Symphony.
She ta a member of the
Orange County and Costa
Mesa community !ymphonies.
Miss Keltz is a resident of
Laguna Hills and bas had
much ,chamber mUsii: es:·
perience. She also is an ac·
complished accompanist and
piano teacher. · · _ ·'
These musician1 combined
their talents two years ago
in Older to !ludy and play
the great works available for
trio. ··
Young Veteran ArpQng
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GOP Confab Speak~rs
Members of the Callfornio
FederatiQn o f Republican
Women, Southern Division,
will gather for their con-
vention .Wedneaday, Nov. 20
in the Anaheim Convention
Center.
Guest apeaker will b e
William H. Blackman, 22-year-
old Vietnam veteran, ac·
cording to Mrs. Harry Umhey,
pr!!Sident. ·
The guest received a cita-
tion by -the direcUon of the
Secretary of the Army for
the A. r m y Conu;nendalion
Medal for meritorlotts -service.
' .The featured epeaker at ·rioOO will be Congr...man
John M. Ashbrook of Ohio,
whc>" serve& on the education
and labbr committee in ad-
dition to being the ranking
Republican oo.the House Com·
mittet on Un·American ac·
tiviiles.
Anyone wishing to aUend
may place their reservations
thrrugh tbe Republican
Federated Club in their area.
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. Program Noted
He was di&charged In · . "'M.Uaical entertainment wU!"
December of. 1967 and ls a ;;· t the meeting o f
student at Goi4en W. est en'• College Allllnnll!I
College, where be ls a b.l?in... Cl\I, ol Orange Coonty nert
major. He resides with bis Tuesday in the Tustin hom•
J)arentl, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Mrs. J, Barbee Robertlin.
Blackman in Seal Beach. Entertainer& wlll be Mrs.
Another guest will be the Olivia Robertson, pianist and
Rev. Claude Bunzel, curator Mn. Marilyn Dirksen, soloilt,
of fndepend"ence u,n, Knott'•
l\f:rty, Farm. A minister since
1945• the gue.t has Ied con-Give lhe United Way eregations. m Indiana .. South.
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FOlllYlll 111 A* d1Ndort1 eller ~ IMfd>-1!11 tbll ,,_, •fHl'll kl~ -t ~ HClioos
"' IrviM -for Ille 1Je9 l'qNllt I{ !Iii ....
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will be upped 50 c:ent.s and olhero $1 during the prime
weekend ·time.
Christmas season because he'll .,,,. using an accustome.d
alias, Santa Claw. Ha .annually wolunteers to don Iba
colorful gart> ol. Ille· si>lrtt of Chrlitmas ..
~-.,,:'. ':":.-;,.• ...~·1'·,.;:-:-> ·$ t 3 ··""'Yrt ,
'ibere were ao increases in ttle maximum or mini·
, mum priceo. 'I'bey r&JI#-fl •-bl«h ID the bo
lo '5 bOll .-on 411• wMkeacL ,
'!be 1ecr-·· will brin( h · more fhan '2(),000 addl· tlm-1 ........ .ltJo ......,aledr'l'be ~ reeelve l7~
pec'Ctllt <it It. •
U ii ll)lereoling lo note thet had"ttle board increased
the MO oelllf in th• $3.5().f4.50 center sedion by '' rather
than 50 ~' the r~ would have gone up an add.i·
ti<m1 ~ ..;,.. Hlli>utc1>am. ,,.. l.eani nalW.\$,. I.I ·~ ~ ~ .. wJ*. ~. ·11 JI<* ""' want·to,P.ri~' i£aeu ':"" of the oilllin .Ml!Olll ~ ... ~ the'l!qr'"·'\/el!j ' rr. , ' •. -~ ~ O)', .
'But cqaeidering ~ eo.t ol. t{dteii \o '"""' theetrical pn>dUC!tioit.s ttse-.1!ere; 411• boaid may ha ... been' a little
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Man &f An ,Seasons
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He'a a ~niery sight al><>; at parades or civic
fpnetians wit-· be' ff~uently takee plctureo tO help
pubHcbe Ifie Went.. '·• . hi iblt,......,, imagery and aopbl!ti<l&ted rpedallza-
Uon.. it's .reluahln)' to meet a professional who ~·
all*"!< and'!nV61ved-in bis CODllllunity. •
" ' '• ' I, 'nte man witm ~e red Santa suit is a fine diplol,nat_ • ~
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··:,We're Readers,; We Are
1-al;nan• proved ·they're a bciokim lot but not the
atay-at.bome type Monday.
Tlie book fair near the Laguna Beach Library was
a '9-16. sueeeas u bordes-;.l""ed,, li>rougb the otacks of
6,000 d~ volumes on ftle. ·\
Fund4 eolleoled, will'to fl>r ~ beautification proj-
ect& and-improvement of library faqlities, two very
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IWlot -a policomM do 'wittJ his spare time!
Twenty-six year< • policeman, George PleMs o1
Laguna Bead! bu d..re ollout everything of a civic
bettet1nenl nature.
He worked foe y....,. !or Laguna'< Pageant o1 the
The Mermaids and Friends of the Libi-ary should
tak~ a bow for the succes&ful fair ttiey co-ospon~fed.
So :;hould the many organizations and ind.ividlials
who helped make it a success. "A JOVRNfY OF b 500 MILES· SEGINS Wlifl A S!N(;-L~ S'fEI'-"
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Nothing t.o Do?
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By GEORGI B. BOW, Pll.D.
Ohe of the malll problem& lldog th,..
of ·m who have Programmed our lives
In accordance wiOi mkkUe cllll Amer· k:aft valuil 11 that ,.. become "oip tlPt "
wblD: we have time on our hinds. ,nia VttrY .·aPreak>n "tlple en mJr
Ml*," ~ that time cu be ban·
the ume ...... work harder, cle&1 house
better, 1t'udy more diligently, make
more money, accomplish more, influence
more people.
Utility. 'lb.at11 the keynote. ~o.
Make -JD.ate -make. Aceomplbh -
accomplilh -accomplish. Don'& ever
stop. stopping creates a vacuunt. We
mi&ht be sucked into it.
Activity ii prized. Inactivity is de·
J>ise!f. Look at that lazy, a;ood-for-nolh-
ag betlchcomber or hippie. The time
l'f•~ww~ \ iet_'lt'@f.P a:et\ine up an_d goiJ;i& to '*' ""' • ~ houJa be r1t1ed with worthwh11e activ-
itled. we' don't have lime 00 our -i.e.ds
qr atomachl: or knees or hips, becluse
it is oor hands.,!~~ WI do thing>, and we JDust do .ww.-with the time we
have. But what do We do when there's notlilnc' .. do! Wtll, that depeodo UJIOll bow W! choose
to HU an ems::.;pace of time. Perha~
we try lo do Otines which we t:iever
have time to -do-set drunk, have an
affair, fh: up the house, 10 lo lebool,
contact. old friends, have a party, make
love, w«t for a wonhy charity, etc.
OR MAYBE we dwell upon and worry
about ,the things we have miued-our
negl«led chllclbood, that IOll business
~. the land 'ft didn't. buy, an
•wequit.ecl love, atD" unfuHilled pl)tential ,
tc.
Of course. w• en alnys do more of
.ty. But ~~re's time left over som< "-where,_ei~ ue it Or blot it out. ,
THE F AeT IS ibat time is the leas e~n&ive but most valuable commodlt) ailY'<if us have. And unfortunately, we
really can't control it, try as we may.
About the mMt we can do Is flt our·
selves into it in some way. 1be method
we select is up ·10 Ulf. Most' time is pro-
grammed because or our responsibilities,
obligations, vocation or profession, home ·
life, etc. But ~~it is free. And it h
the free time wh1cb gives us fit.s. Whal
do you do when there's nothing to do:'
The only .1ensible aruiwer i!, "Nothing."
Try it sometime and :set if your pro·
grammed system rebels. See if you can
spend o n e hour or day or week doing
absolutely nothing of a utWlari&n nature.
Nothing of value. Nothing worthwhile.
Nothing. Nothing, to you, may be differ-
ent than cioUiin& to me. But for nothing
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Gloomy
Gu~:
The rea1 question about Laguna's
future i. whether it aims to s\,lit a
small iroup of motel and bualnes1
O"!ners or if it stays a beautiful
plact·to live for all the rest of us.
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lo be nothing, it has lo be oomplelely
fr~ from something.
8PME &XAMP1$8 ARE: {1) viewing
1 sunset for the sunset's sake, without
.1dcf1nl anything to it. 12) lying on a
grusy knoll, just being part Ol ·jhe ter-.
rain, (3) gliding acro.u the water whihi
someone else ts mklding the ' tiller, (4)
being with someoiie in a silent bond ol
companionship, (5) finding the fun in
leisure-time activities without working
at it, (6) goofing-off with the children,
lrom their frame of reference, not yours.
Th~ literal meanklg of "recreation" is
·e-creation. Creating again. Jt's the kind
1( creation which depend! upon doing
·otbing,,so as to allow the undiacovered,
:ntapped potentlal in you to come forth .
Who can recreate? Orrry those who can
tolerate .the ambjguity of aa unstructured
period of· time, who can relax, who can
let tb.inp happen, who can let liJ, who
can be with themselves, and who can
feel the joy which is Uitrimic in both
work and p1ay.
Watch children. They know how.
They 'd be hapoy lo show you.
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'Fortune' (Jn.f oir, Be Says
Land of the John Birchers?
' To the F.ditor :
Your editorial, "Negativism at Nadir,"
(Nov. 11) draws heavily upon the recent
Fortune article about Orange County.
The prestigious Fortune may symbolize
nirvana in the press room, but is 'hardly
the ultimate in factual r e f e r en c e
mateial.
Having worked an .assignment wilh
them, I can say the pay wu good
-plus prompt -but aft.er seeina; bow
they can rearrange facts and ignore
accurate data that might damage their.
pre-conceived notions, we hardly need
hang our heads in shame if Fortune
finds flaws in Orange County.
WHn:'.E 'I DIDN'T read the artic1e,
I •did glance at a picture taken With
a telephoto 1ens for the express purp6se
or foreshortening the ~ne of the John
Birch Society signs. This is the technique
used to compress • a picture -such
as bringing a distant mountai.h range
up close behind a foreground subject.
Makes it look like there'• nothing but
American Opln1on book stores in Orange
County? Then we have tbe little kids
with aeme trash around them? Oh well
-all in a day'1 work.
Before scolding Orange County voters
and citizens, you must take into con·
sideration (and you do to some degree)
that it's a great place to live -lots
of wonderful people ·-leading lhe nation
in many po11iUve ways.
L1tl1,.. lrom ,..felt,.. ,,.. -1c:ome. NOmM11Y wrllt'r.
or-Id QlllftY their inlhlff In JOO Wfjnb or le$!,
Thf: rlllfll to ~ leli.!"I to flt IPKI or 11!mln$
llfll.I ho ,, .. ....,,. All 191T~ mu11 lncllld9 11gna1u ..
and m1111,,. -rns, but "',,,.. Wiii t-wt!llMlll an rM..elt.
of Nov. I iA certainly right. But read
the clever wording of the IOlh and !Ith
paragraphs. The last sentence of JO'th
paragraph i.a what 's wrong with Laguna.
And the other trouble with Laguna is
staled in paragraph eleven.
QU<U.; "Ci\y plaMing and conunynit.y
identity are too complex to be decided
in ' checkerboard way. Broader and
more lntelllpli.t planning is needed.
"There are other ways for the people.-
on th.e top to get down. Let the city
find them, rather than be pressured
by developers . that want Immediate' pro-
fits."
CHARLES A. PEDDICORD
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To the EdltOr:
acting. Thf: building of an ABM system
is, in effeCt, an attack on the very
foundations of the Communist ideology
and placei lhe Russians in ,a poa:iUon
where they can only reac'·-.1.::
!lARRY B. McuuNALD, JR.
P r aise the Lorlllt
To the Editor:
"Tl!e tumult and the .OOUting dtea.
The captains and the k I n I 1
depart. "-Kipling.
The elections are over. 'nianksgivinJ
Day .approaches.
"Praise God from whom all ble.ssinp
flow. Praise Him all creatures: here
below." ., ~
Yes, Jndcedy! praise the Lord for
these lndicatklm ofHis love for mankind :
Hiller,. Hiroifi.ima, Stalin, the Ku KJux
Klan, the g~ttos; the hydrogen bomb,
the bubonic plague, house flies and
locusts, World War One, Vietnam, World
War Two, tuberculosla and cancer, pover-
ty. Above all • . · . Thank God for
Richatd M. Nifon our next President.
And-nOw, nOl anticipating a resignation,
impeachment . ·or assassination, this
writer is· about 'to begin a four-year
period 'of 1J'louminl. Please awaken me
-in 'seventy-two,
WILBUR BALLBACH
llnrest Guarea teecl
The the Editor :
-\lost 'Bad' Kids Go Straight·
COULD IT POSSIBLY be that lhese
kooks you harangue with predict.ability
aboUt the.Ir legal tight to say no, are
so advanted ill this age ol collective
mediocrity, that you fail to recogr}ize
leadership ,wben yoo see it?
After all, knocking Orange County is
a· national pastime, yet people continue
to come here In drovea. Why not fun
city where Fortune magazine lives, and
everYone votes yes?
Outing
0lhe la.st two or three yea.rs
there ha11 been much controversy about
the bu.llding of an anti-ballistic missile
system. The co.st of building and main-
taining an ABM 1ystem is utronomical
and there ls no way of knowing hoW
soon the system will become obsolete
due to lmpro~ments in offensive
weapor), systems. l;ioWever, there. are
two di~t advantages that may make
the ultimate COil or an ABM system
seem rusonable.
The U.S. and Russia have been
developing: an ABM •r,stem for years
and are ready to go nto limited pi;o-
·dUction, When the Rusaian leaders decide
that they must build 11 complete ABM
system they will have to &et up schools
to train thousands of aldlled and aeml-·
skilled worker• to build, operate and
maintain lht gys\tm •
Three main groups of voters are pr~
bably responsible for the defeat of
Proposition 3 (bond for Co J leg e and
University conStruction ): l. Those who
always reject bonds; z. Those whn
believe colleges can oper.ate without
money; and 3. Those who wan led lo
"puJlish" the students. racultics .and .ad-
mioislraUons for the recent disturbances
on certain campuses. To tt\ls la st group
let me declare: ouahll At Lar1e1
'!'here it not nearly u much rela-
ttnarup between "juvenile delinquent"
. ehavior and edult crime as molt people
Jtink; fewer than 15 pe.reent of juvenile
Jelinquenta go on to be adult criminals.
:md ~ great bulk of adult criminals
ave liUle in common with juvenile of·
:nden.
Moet of the ferment and. turmoil 11
~ucailon today springs Crom the fal·t
ttlt the IChoo'5 are being asked nol
Ji\IYID aliie Up-kl -.-hurry for their
l)WD f~ but to compensate for the
;allures of. IOciety as a whole -and
it can acarcely do the ttrat job, much
~-tM leCOfld.
~ do we "upbraid"" people "When
,e-' repnwe them, instead of
downbraiding'' them, Which sounds
"lore appropriate?
PolllJ.cian1, no m'atltt llow impressive
Jieir oratory, do noJ. really persuade
ieople lo cbanat their minds ; a politician
11 """"¥'Jll when lie articulatea Ille rru...adOlw al the people more thin
wt.. be embraca their principles -
for, itteD. their fruatrated needs e>n-
trallc!l their pnfe111 j principles.
.:: \1f d ......,., w1'y IS tvfr/ .....,. "vtdom" -aren't there
vhllliW act~ etrcln u well!
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merely hanging in limbo between U"L<
two.
The "publish or perish" attitude anion
researchers was neatly satirized by OU
Loewi, the Nobel Prize-wlnnln
ph armacologist, w h e n he defined
"drug" as "a sub5tan~ which, if injf:Cle
nto an animal, produces a paper.".
People who primly say, "It is 1."
or answer ~e phone with ''This is ~,"
would hardly, when sliown a fr'OU t
photograph, exclaim: "Oh, which 11 I?
ls this I?" -as Geoffrey Wa-goer cul·
tingly poiqts out in his amusln& new
book, "On Ult Wisdom of Words." '
If our bodies were as lazy a1 oor
minds, hardly anybody would bother lo
get out of bed in the morning.
When someone under 30 says to us,
"You've ~etlly got it made." we simply
smile quietly and wait for them to
grow <>Ider and learn that nobody has
Jt really made. ..
I am taking "medlcaUcri"; you are
<WI "pills"; be talt'8 '1dope.''
I vote on "principles": you v«e on
"ideology" ; he vote• on "dogma1 "
swing by our 1ide is ''military in-
telhgen:ce"; spying by the.fr aide is "es-
pionage."
When ' demOMtrtil~ make an un-
pr~voked .attack, It Is 11 "r1ol": when
poliee make 11n unprovoked atlaci, It
18 8 "defl!nSt of law and order."
An interesUn1 exitmple of rever11
temAntic l()Jic is the fact that atnce
aa many pn>OIJtul!t! officially 1111 tttelr
_profe&Sioa u "model," any woman who
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lists her pro4'.e.ssion as model may be
iU.!peded ofbelng a ·part·t.i:me proeUtute.
AND. SPEAKING of this subject, the
~mantles of 1e1 are so prllnly twisted
tround in our culture that the phrase
·sleeping with" actually mean1 "not
'eeplng with."
our.overw'eight child u a· "glandular
··oblern.'' but yours is "fat u a pig.''
If a used car Can be advertised as
)l'fner·tested,'' why ~·t u!ed shoes
• sold as "pedestrian-tested"~
\Vhen I look at a nude film of colored
ople ("natives") it is, of course .
th~~· i when t look at a nude
IUl--Ol Wfilte peoPle;1t1S rrpornograjihy . .,,
EDUCATIONAL euphemisms are tfle
lost absurdly amusing in modem
emantics -1uch as ''under-achiever,"
"disadvantaged," and so on: in his book,
Translations from the English, Robert
Paul Smith aptly retranslates the jara;on,
"The child seems to havt developed
late In large-mus.ck-dmtrol," ' a• "He •
falls on nis P••if'lr.g.,.nuy."
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To the Editor :
I was dl1gua:ted · when I saw tht .ad
for the movie, "H He Hollers, L.et Him
Go!" in the Nov. 3 editioR of the DAILY
PILOT.
The ad was obviously geared to the
teen-agen In sPite of the garish un-
derlined, "Positively no one ul'lder 18
admitted." Such phrases as, "Far-out
Swinging Movie'.' "Groovy Movie,"
"Happening'' mOvie tceneS, etc. is hardly
adult patter1 The information, "un1ess
accompanied by a parettt or _adult,"
means that a 12~ear-old could e> .with
a 21-year-old to see ·Shfa: "sock-it-to-me"
movie that dares t6 "show it like it
II ll • I'' • (. rea y, rea y 1s. i. ..... ,
I'd 1ay in adult 1angU .. ge, l•That isn't
advertqlng for a movlr ~.·~ adverti1ing for pomography."..I ·.,· ~
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At an oftict parly my boM got 1o the Editor : . . '·
fresh wl4t me. Later he asked me I've lived nett ht. ~ too long
out t I . ]I o1 f ··' to ,e. "°""""' IUfA C.11Yoa Acr,. Road 0 •P<> ogize. e I r-.. for their own lntereel 'l'Ue a '®k
11am. A 'leek lltor lie said bla COi> II lhe-P-. "Palal :V-'-·~~clilfl, , !!clence Jif burtlJ!t hlllr and he """";[., ••.. wanled me to (0. I.Or 4 rido oo he •lao ~ Qllmente'1 and the ,.,......,•s, .
COlllli ~ 1""' IOIT)' be WU, I bad Ill Clllled by~draJmlt. to1 Walk blit; Now be ~ he'• The )nlCllt a Uilt just wont
tniJY 10C1:Y and hy Olloiil ... to I = .. ""Ofll bi l.q\ma Jan'!
clft\dlellabt ~·1111. )lhloe? Do U the ~~ '":~~
you thhiilli'atiul)'......,~RIOUS ~~bl Jli'}~ wlil'proflt
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first three Pl-fal)ed . TllJIRE WIU. 811 llWIY Oomll and
!Write to ~I• for the aecrot of llY<a IOll by runalflY vttiicl.,. Half
iwcct11 t h r 0 U-I h' Sldewa,VI the home8 tn Canyon Acru can burn.
Thlnldnc-And u you Jeom 11, i.n The flro deparimtlll """1d not be able him. • I. to ... Ulr'oUiP·· .. ,_Ao t,.i .. • . J. 11. Cot's l<ttor lo_ the Mlllbox
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THEY MUST .nM conUnue to. use
most of their present technicaJ manpower
to develop offen1ive misl:lles-tbat. 'Will
penetrate our ABM aystem. The larp
number of peasants that will be 'requlttcl
preclude the prerequisite that ·only good
Communisb will be educated. Thu.s, the
Communist.I mu.st educate probable
doubter& rl' Comm!llllst dogma .. · u
to protect Communist do&Jna.
the military plaontt1' of the u.s_-: 1-ve
qooted a cost ol at leut '50 )U(k:n
to build and Install ion ,\BM at•·
1'be recent meetirif: Ol the Society . of
Loaistlcs Engl""n dilllt with the lad
that aome1 oC our Ml' W•P,CUll 1yatem1
. ·cost U much II I' ~· the COit:
, of the o11Jlnal e(iuii'ment to keep ttbt
system operaitlonal.
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THERf} IS NO quea~ th.et tbe -.vost •
of an ABM system 'frill tu \he •1lm·
aginaUon ol ·our def~ pl~ ·0n ·
..ital "'!'~ t,ya\'"11' lJr ~
110 as to oblaln the requlrell mooey
to build a system. J\111., lmuine what.
this added coot will do to 'tbi Rimlan
expansion Into tM: Medi~ tt.
supplyiaJI ol ~ P.'11 to ca.tr9'1
Cuba and ·-~:ilf ,, ••• ud _ ...... tothe ...... •VWN! ......... 't"l"-,,,.
and the Arab' -
,,.... llll -~ ·-btlped UJIOll oar foretp poljq ~ -
tbey alwaya -• Md ,loltead ol ,· . '
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RACHEL FOS'l'&R, S.f' .. '"'"tory
-"A _I doiol ol......,... _In
Ille ""'""'I ol -11 , M Wiii --· tlwl .............. ol 11."
First: Your vole hu sealed the doom
of long-needed classtbom building,;.
Second: Our colleges are now M>
overcrowded th.al they already plan to
reject incoming: atudenll in wholesale
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Third: You are denying a public higher
.tuation to yollt' clUldren o. 't
grandchildren, not to the existing: ont
percent .ot the students whost behavior
has ~ed you into irrational reaction.
You have denied a colleae education
to ~ now in high school and
junior ~ school.
Fourth: You have been the dupes o(
sev""1 ~ and publlahm ill tbU
election Y.ettr Who, to O!IC&pe real W:ue1
such -U war !' pbverty, have created
·• criminally ditlONd plctute ol ..,..
diUons on lttte alllpulel. UC Irvin•
hu ~ :hll 1 \!Went demOll.ltl'atlon , -.but,, .tho!i!ll 1.~ you .. the. (lnlblema
.1ene...-'Sy-\inderfu\ancing a n d ~ can ciuse 11nrest In the
future..•
' ' . ' . .. •lll\. DANIEL L. RADER
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mtA'4fJ °" toptc, of fllt•rell ad iillnl/W!lcc, bu pnw;di!lfl •
forum ~ U.. •zproaslon ol
our rc~dtr1' opfnlom, ond b11
J)rtUntsno tltt dfver1c uiel4J-
poinU of frt.formtd ob.serv«rt
nnd 'J)Okt-nn6 on toptei oj tht dau.
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DAILY PILOT Steff ,_..
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of .... 0.llf ..... ,...,
The UC Irvine Academic Senate ls
on reco~d today as opposing a JJoa.rd
of Regents resolution to U)e effect:that
future camim drama productions cm--
that of prior rtstralnt, •l"I lbat H may
put chancellors in a poelUon of barf\DC
from the campus dramaUc productions
deemed suitable by the courta for public
presentation. _.
form to accepted standards of good.taste. R • s' ·
The regenl3 took a hard line 00 eampoa ' ai n y easo n
drama In September wbile reacting 1o
an lnvitatioo to Black Panther Eldridge Arrives With Cleaver to teach at 00 Berkeley.· ., 11 Action Thursday by the tJCf faa:ilfy
In asking the regeol3 1o withdraw ·thdr 'Bi" s ·~-·'Ii:' . resolution on drama paralleled a similar g p stand taUn by the campu1 faculty Isa!
month. • ':' •
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tht -··WI';~* •!!11*.'ljilil In .~ " . IOiivt· :~.,.,, ~~~ .... ~~ ap--eolft:l li' "' "'*•• lo .:..~ .... ~ ~-!'.!ilo '* hert, • • .. +ti~?i'filifboi ~-feid· r Al~ !ht oran~~ aod~;h;t~
back lhii ~. IJ'\olne clivlalon bli -the Soiithllhd rain and cloudy WNllier
" L ' "7:?·1 ' . ···-w·t ·son
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'Wety-·wooJd alJow I llalldel"or,
developer 1o play Ilia pme by 1lle umc
ruJea !rom.Lld9 1Ble.1o ~ llel&hlL
'IA< • --· I -whit 1 poblem 'this • 11 and wliat a he1P it
w~ .tie." said wlliK>n, woo ~·tea ,
' '!'he A"111ng Mae, 1 home• improvement
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more provocative thae -•ri to ol>-' ' the A · tallrlta ~·••.'"Ht said this ..i-•uoo was the ord~.or day; wealhet , , • ' • · 1 , · • '"-'·. .. r ·• "" ._..._. . came fr~ professors of other 1Yc"""'eam.. front which' moved in 'lburadly night .. , ... 1 ••··-4 •'"' · • .,-: . .i·. -~ · · • • ,,,.,.,... ~ :~r
pa;e. working with a regenia coiiunlltee btou&ht llOavy showers to the coastal ·'w1T\v'A~K f-'.o~g~.coa'si.~ie'u :~,.M:.,llL~ ~:i;Q.
or. a compromise. -and l1lOWllaJn lrtU and scattered rain-' i</ .' Ja]isl:Oam ! di;,.i;;.:·...... ' ' • .;...i~, ... nun.. M;;..ib;:'g1~•e · 8' :1....:._
With that In mind, the 56 or so faculty fall 1n:U\e deaert. · •. ~ , 1 ";'¥"' ~· '11.'ll'"'I"-• · . ·-.,-.... 7 '-• \,_,.,.
members present decided to soften C1e0r sklel Ina continued cool tem-ogtOUndj' Clfd1i't lia~ito.,woqy-about getting wet,· h""'e•ai:· ;She:~•
language of their appeal that the regents ... ralures were ........ti-'a'"' I Sat d · . . . ~., r • l •. ,.. resolution be withdrawn. ,..... 1 ..-~ ..... KV, or ur ay, .1prepa.red...for -wet ;~eath-er1::
Engijab professor Robert Montgomery wlth only a. 10 percent chance Qf raln, . . · , . ·• · · 1 • .., • 1 ~
suggesi.editwOQ.ldl'xrJiioregeotlemanJJ butthtwetstuffwaslCbeduled~return .) 1_; .~·''i 1. '~· 1 .,fl ~,·~ -·.~.;,,1. \ •. < ,' .• i . '
to 1Ubst1tute the word "requelu" (Or in force early n~ week with tem~ 1-. , : ., , • • .. •
GRASSY SNAKE IN BUFFALO HILLS
Nowpo<l't Stewart Dl.cuS11s Pl?lc
.. ~~ of Physical Sciences i:i:~~ two lo aeven degreea u s Pus' ; t..r.;..;.g" s ,1 v1· iP+:...am· -''1
Frederlcl< Reines thought "rtqueats" not Orlll(e Coast ~ten crept , •' : . • : ~ , . • vU. -·
strong enough and sua:ested-.. urges" cautloualy into th:e low 60 a today u , -, .' . i... _ ~ .. U '-• "' . · :-: • _, - . : • ; • ~-. . •.
the word f1naily accepted. rain. and rusty 1rinc:l' bit the beaches • .:r 1~,. • •• • : • , .•, '., • 1 • i~ r : • , , ,•_ .. ~: . · ! _1 •
AsBoclat. ~of Dnma Rob¢ :·ier Wnperalures rtilstered 57 1o a r· T' A.11~ ' J ; L:..:.... . . 's ..
Cobensald lnthe]llSlthedramadeput-=w .... .,.. -with rain and ·O all\S, ,: l ·OJWSOll . 8'\r!!L
(Jbment 1'1olwayDanl1 ball .~~cblUJppartandlromhe buffeted by strong. iusty wlnds, wbil~ . , ·, , . r:1 .1 ' . , • ';•; , : • • : ,.-,,-! ./ ;--: •
ance r e ~· _ r. anow fell 1bove 5,000 feet. High tern--
did not want regental power hanging peraturea were reported near 40 at resort ; From Wirt Servlcel -. ' ~ · . 'restn~ bi.,. vi~lnl Jon JllA:.·t:~
over lhe chence~'s bead. areas WASHINGTON -President lohnSon . '.'We. will .. d9· .~~le , 1o
"'11lree of four plays we did last year At Big Bear, two inchea of sliow and sal~ '"".•".' lhe.' v•. flell. • 'St.ate&, is• aoi.... . 6.M .. -.. .•. !Jou.I Ts' 'tinti. • ·,ve IAn..o..'.wllh ·, lb,•, could be ·accused by some people of temperatureli of 31 degrees w·e re -~ ~16 ... .., .i ... ~
being In bad taste," be said. "1,11 sorta reported. 11 wu Southern c.Jlfornla's eyet'Y,thi)Jg' ~Ible . 1.0 'riersu•dJ..'South . ·~nt ~lb·.·~·~·
of things are In the new theat.r loday." lirot aoowfall lince Oct. 12. Viet~ lo .porlltjPa\e ".i~ '!>e, p!<JPO!itll hei\.s~l/!e. k4 .~·II'),~ For Vse ·NextSummer
B1 JBROME F. COLIJNS or llM 0.111 ,,_. , ....
p1ans1 ate" now ·comp1ete · for Newport,
Beach11 newest -and skinniest -com-
m\)&ly park..
Covlrln( 7.5 1cm, tt opllla In two
thl Upp,er Harbor View Hills tract above
Corona del ·Mar. •
City .Parka Director· Calvin Stewart
~aid today lt should be rea.dy ,for use
"y next summer. He noted It ia com-'
The faculty statement conlemli' lbat ' e~pan<ied. Paris peace ,, 1allis' witll, the cili Ille. dead!¢ lhr•>••llfrii~Jled;"~W•
parable in size to Irvine Terrace and the regents resolution is in direct conflict Communii~. . · , · · '1 1 * ho1r ·~ -fb16P'_'.cle!elqp; 't dD!:l't
Mariners Parks. . witJ>.,,euller regenta re1olutlon1 NIXON'S MARGIN "W'lrt da!lll all.WI' cao ·lo)l'Fd !Jul!. -to be rwmift& •---• Bat It ta hardly comparable In shape. end,'" ht rePl\ed •t,a.11'•1 ~ . ~. we•,.._..,-,,11-llo"IV•~ It la about 1,500 feet loq. From Ila guaranteeing to .the university the • · ' lo .CIP~l l'~.,pmsed bim'Oll lhe : JOI! 'iolOl'llled." I , : : ·,: •
·top (It Ford Road) lo Ma mk!rlll, lreedomsembodiedlntheFlnlAmeixl-NOW 316,704 relUJalolth,Salgjlorqline·1o,taleflFI Iii ,.Bilgon, nwwww1111e,· Pr:ml-
howe .. r,ltisoolytl!feet .wlile.i meot; that the vague wording Invites lri ·the ·conf-., .• .J · l'!,&!IY'!! Van..lb!eu..~~~
Then, like • fat-IJipped --t, It censorship liJ lta most devious. form, WASIUNGToN Owl).-The, latest Sa~~=t1o.:."em0lJ.sT..f.i 1owU)l~=~1'ra,~':/""·"'
spreadsouttoa:JOO.fcqtOIUi: vote to*811 In the ~tlal i elecUon •-O:fConf~. ~-··.z· 1•,1 it l ' · 1 ~ f ~=-~
· '" Jat tall..00 overlalJI the playground Stoek 111 ... keu allow Richard M. Nll<oo leading Hubert The President al,.· dcclinal tO be , ~
of a propooed eleqieotary achool site. H. Humpbr<y by a JlOllular vo~ .ok drawo.ln~corm110Qt ~ ll)e ~1"'1 of .GI' g
thThee -~-'~. the. 'Oillcl,_t ':.'::'!~ ~! ~ YORK (AP)_ The stock manet 31,134,730 to ao,a1a,OM, a leadol 111,704. Defens'e , . •.t.rr, CtarJi ·CUil!"'<!, this ; ·,' 1!11 e -·..,. .,w _ ., -,..., -'"'" Humphrey'• total Included 51,342 votes -• that K """"'·Vletnam'•pttSlsti Iii
1_ been Jiveo the park oile "1 1be Irvine slruggled oot nl irregularity and ]lOlled call foe eltcton Ph<iled loo him 1n balklnF the ~United States wwld "go ~ Chopper Maa.es C::i.sreo.11ullderi>11be;.,._ ~~~..k;w=.e'"~~~:: ~~;;ao:."::~!.i~~"Mthe ~ril' lalb ~~·°'."·~.Viel·'. . , , .•-
. .~~ .~ ~ Hllll Ira"' wm Uons, Pqes a.I). · • Johnsoo_ said,· bis remarbloday '"P'.( ·.: · -==*d ' Saf Landing ':\;'~~,~:n:...~-;:, eost "---I ~ 1!2 _<.r-' -~ .. ~~~!1~~= Sku.ll T: .. urns U'"' s· F-.LI . . d. . ' ,.~~~~~~~orm~ • 1n. .-:i:.m~1~d'e~y ,_,~~1o11ri~-~;:,~ p · · · · e .. ·a· ·s llliidllt ·1o·deu •P ~'lrllJj
. ., .~· .n..,,.;.e.~.1'11"1YOdbylbeCllyCoun-Coi!tol lemper1~'i,t ii,Cool el
.l 1-·Anleleo nraya helicopter on cil llJ!j-, . . . . ' r ' """ 9"ll' .. '~·. ~ fbance or . u1' unie mltf where two others have All'~ contrlbut..le the~ • · · ' ™ · l • · J
ph.yiged 1o eaitli nude an emergonCy tax fllild .. IOCOl)lance i'lth • fonnuls -Victim. ldR.1ttif.ierl. • • °.pl.:,,.e ,.,. B.e· .gin . Q·uest_iQninn I• : '."JNsitil:' ton•" I~ ~ ~ Wed-~·-f'Jf~~}t run:::-, . . . ""' I.~ ""' , ~ -~· • , ., , . -·~ ,. · Y • • • '"\C l
will! 21 -'Ind I crow of thrte and lllr....., ...els #r which are By ARTllUll VJNSSL Brothen PauJ'llodmmann, 11, of MOO , be .aid ill a l<I~ interview. , , W""l' OM O' 4 fO' C o'a a I
a&oard. '.• . cre.ilocfbytlle bulldm.themselY... .,,.. .. ,. ,,.. _ Elden A' e. and David Zlnunli1n, 24, llespjle bis te~fb·"'"'• moq,. 1 lotmjl• clalnu. ifl 1!Ullic; 11 """"
Robetl-Huble1, ,m praideat of · the ~ cbiof Stewart pointed out-that tnveatipton """'ed out loday to find of 311 Mooi. t'lsta Ave., aJcing wllb or :poalblo lltu,aUop Jo wblcb -k""Pff<I !tom S p.m. °"' ii'
firm, llld ll WU ~IJ I ..-utlo!JorJ 'llil arr:-.Is ~-after the and' ~ several perlOIUI about the Tony Bartell, 141 "'1nd the -Sun-• Davia lll<l o>ioleol ~' lbe C.. Ila ~.. ~~ ~,.!~ :..::; ......,.._'tllikli:llii\!Lll/il'IG!!c>l!!.. ·---~eflhe ----dty-llflllltbbtinl!• • lhe""'*pol-tj •• , •• v1,..,a --1'A-,--1
at ll!ll' liCn •(~ -&It' lllul!-Part. dlscoYOral by thrte QJlta Meww 1111 Tbeorlea -"' lie lhet Davis WU In --· , • . . ' IM mudpll ttloj ,... lodof 1 CiiliM el 'nlever lilM'lec'· an Bciffalo l!llls Park, ho Rid. Is lfmllar Sundl)', after 'turning up new feado In tall ..... Ibo .....a lft. below llallrold ,.er:,,..,,,,,.. ..,I.I · bavil "4 :no Wf;Elrl:Nl>Slli: ....,...., ror 1b1 pilot -"111 Im-In .,.,..,. tq_ ~ ~t In that the San J'rlnclseo .,..., Cio)1IJn Doril ud encutod. « eloe -, trade ...i . .,. ~ • • · ' • · ·' ' · "·
medll!Wdeklid11Jid. llt_..,,l•Jelill-'itlCllOoklty -no>ldlm,"'-~-In lbe biad -here mt bll bed1 1t•t11e time ol • .W. dealll, led ; :;:r'. ';. .::::to1o • !!.>!1
Tbelipa-•lwrttnmloond· ......-,r.dlltlM. Nor,,... wlII wn .-ec1In1 "'10ded Wl8h, ·dumpedlnlothtfanotedlfta. to-'beenlnl~1"...V_..ollafl ·~ '!jl ·~..:,.."M
1o ~LAA clloA«·aod lnldt 1lle oep8tile Ille pm; pnlllilrlrfl'am 'the .-while, wu ldentllled 'nnlndaJ • Jllftnlde Coooty 6herlll'a Serpant ApiiJ. · ~ • "'· , · .,,,,. • _ ,. m.,;; "
, Ni to ,.,. ~Wonol Afroart lclicd· /li1e. · .. • , , Keot D. Davis, n, o1 Jlilrward. vqu Waodwnd 41111 Delectlve John Thi• Zlmmn1 b!otbel*. who ·~ ..,.. -,. --~ . ... venJIUllJ. ' Cortlud l'a!il, llllllQpe arcb!i<ct for Rlvenlde COO!lly' !llrerlll'a Bomlclde IWDlllon ll'li...S -. {r<lm their Bly l>a'llJ'·-ed ~ -*1o ,,,. ......,. -ll -• An~"7lhell'eder1IAvia-the-C<mpany,llljd'll!'f!ll'k ... 'ltliin-!5etaJICOpt,!JawreaceBrooUdlsclooeii Aru ,ln-W-lodt1. armed "Ith ciled""11n .-lllJl'lloiido;<-1o~ :=:::::::;, ·'=I~ ..
1icJ.!1 NaJC1 IOipported flit LAA nlllesll' g1..., ff lpOdol val111L Amo1J11 allotbat•carbeloalfnalotbetnllldered much lhlwrualloo: • 11..,, aald• tbll'>llio -1 ..c.tpt I -" '"'~"' ,·1' ·~~·r o.!'JIDl'lll •boil t,b e them: _ man'•~ "u 1'"0•ered' last April '"lbQ do l•n• 1 ntnnber of· people In 1 lltimd ·~·,.,.._ --. ,.. -. _.. ~ -• -~ la-.iter Jeavtnc tbe -AD bomeownlr. ln 'the tract wUl t, about 16 nilles trom the alayinl tlte. io contact now, bued on. what Uaer J71of; WI J:Mt .. '· ~ l • 1 1 '. : •• • 1 R :" , "":
""'"""'"'MUpott111-01sneylaod. ' • 'ba.a 'lbi plll'k ln tll<lr · line· o1 111ht Cept. Brocika said lbe Vldlm was , I~ lfp then," Aid c.,.I. Broob, ~·tllo . .-!olr :~ ,lo .c.t.. --· • i:!:U!!'' · •· 1Woolthe~~llf811L.,,......,, '*-•ID euJ,,weft ~non fnto believed 1o lie Dovlr ,alter the bcill9l . but'llellectlnod1otl1pa!t. ' -..pOll"' ~.-.. ~ , • =•'=-' 1: ::,-.;o., •
hellcoplln 'I'-lo eartl>'ll!d ·-It,~ --.. ...,. Jtaotl, ....., With a watch ''l'lltrl .ore ....WO lblop we jlllt ...,. .... -d. lioCt 1o Mlt ll:la · • 1 _. -.., 1 r ,.
1n.111e ~ ....,..plllcal uu Ibis..,.. -Rim ol eucalYRlu• tr.. lo be ...,....0 "E.D.D.", and brou&bt to Colla c:an~ ..i-"""'· l!at we ~;to. 1'ayo lf1'1 ataljoh.-,ll ·!l'l!lcll l.b Ila"'"*"' -'""!"' _,. •
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Ol.w.& COi\Sl' PUlt.llMING C'Cllll".lNY
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paper. He p.1bli&hed it for~ yea,..
In the early INOs, Mr. cstab·
lished the Orange County Ch ' of Sig-
ma Delia Ch~ naUonal p<a(tulonal
journal la tic society. He became U. chap-
ter's lint preatdent and wu tctlve in
SPX and Oran&• COOn1y Presa C I u b
work until his death.
The· Orange County Coroner'i Office
reported tbat no cause of death, na1 yet
been determined.
. Firemen Blame
Cigarette for ·
Blaze in BalhOa ·
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A hobsewUe's ci&arette he:s been blam·
ed for a $1,300 double fire Thursday
at the· home of Davtd Barttar1t, 2810
Villa Way, on the Balboa Peninsula.
Firemen Aid the blazes a~Uy
started· wben a cl(arette fell f"ll!I Mrs.
Bartkarie's lf'up Wtiile the' W I I
unloading clothes from a 1ar1p .dryer.
The a:fowm, end wu knocked into
the clothJng, firemen llD'mite,.+u the
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in -busllbh! material in the ptqe.
The in in the garaje was dlietwered
u the family opened the garqi door.
Barkkarie put It out wtUt. Water from
I gardeli hOle. -
Alter lliat fire. the family nlumed
to the -t<r find another ~ in one ol the bedrooms, started in 'a closet
by the el> In the clolbing .
·• A Westmlnatef howleWife today WU
credited 'lrith 11Vl0g the life ol ,a \1Jree· Pl • } L.,._
year-old neighbor child foond lying face amc otnt:l!!man
d ow n 'nJW'sday in a mud-clogged ""
drainage ditctt. Sb t h Off' Mrs. Joe Loniog, 5111. Amador Av~. _ · 0 ~. _ .Y .. 1cers
1potted the vlctln), Paul Htnnallll, 516t
Amador Ave., submeried In the two-foot-At ff Id Sc d .. p pool behllll her home. She scrambl-0 up crne
t,o;::.: J,.iv.;::,:: ti:nt= WASHINGTON (UPI) -A~
lbO 't:f u. J"""''° 1111 mOlher, po....,.., lbol by fellow, !ffi<'O!I who .;•!frs. . .11mn&J1lli -l1lli1Dolt him i.r •. ._, ~. died '!"'-~·bad begwt a llW'Cb for tod&Jfltni•~wouildlnlbo-. ""' l>Oy ~ tieloro lho u a.m. ....... Polloe 1&14 PYt. 'Wllllt c. 1-..y, 15.
Sbt and 'Mn-Lllllng nulled the dilcl -In .. _ old clollJoo" ..
lo ·-Community HooplW. "' -·~ wl1h the poopW," ....
-Au1llartlltl aid today i'1ul bad --'l'hurlda1 olll>I -Set. Edward nmovtd from the Intensive care unll Jt Spllidlel', .. end Pvl.•Jamu"1'. Gan-
He II -In aatilfectory <Olldllloo -D. •w him ,_ the _,. of --~ ......... -. .. -·-.. thdl*lp'Oild'flltdti-_..tlllm.
Mro. '• boubancl,. Joe, wu a Olllcorl uld lvay bad dmnt hil ~ to • npld-11n ' 11nma \nd pbto1 to .,...t -SUlpld. t1>e
flnlllled po11ce ..t111 dNlls. -bulltl htt him in the r..-&nil be
Lllllng oald the five-foot dlo• ditch. died -Y at 1 local boopllal ~ 'llelllnd the "'tl<I """* wis ' · S!llndllr arid GmlOll m ploclid on
"Qoolulely rollOa" l!at that hla ollempla "1d-.O leave" today peodlof an
to -It ....., out bid thor hr •lnvolllil'tlee,· pollcl ll&ld. 1111)' an .,_ \Im> wfUI. wbitl ; lYtll'J' ii a Ntlf'O.
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=~:"~t";'u,.blm~~ Skyhus Delays
nlsls ...iu be lhnlll upon h111" ' lf~o1~~::,.~ PlJ.(:· ll_eaffi,ig~, ~~~;r::;i,:,:: .,Oll.Shutt1e 'F1;g· hts
!llol>llff Ill mf!J ,'1ltt01...wlllf diplo--~~''" ,"if. , 1iiilll•ol0dh:ea cUllW !IW llir< are Skybul IDC 'w6n POit1>onOmenl <JI
other compllc.ationa which could slow a ~ on ·. Ill .. bid ui' Operate a anLJ'j.":' aettlement. · utll -~---le olllclala in · :;algoo feel the D-!Ughtt-e-day sh •· _,...,. ..,,
bruit-II It comes-may lake as much Orange coonty and Loi Angeles Inlernl· ·
a5 two more ...W and will be coupled Uonal olrpcJrW. , ' . with chaoges within the South Vietnam-The heiring before the Public UUUUe1 · ese Cabinet. · was to h~ve been held 'l\Jetday In Santa
It was reporttd by authoritative BOl.ltt· Ana. ; •
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Divers Trai~
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11Doo't forget; to breathe," Jobi) Reaeck
Jr., SCUBA inatructor adviled Iii< class
of students at the flrlt.aealon held at the
Orange Coast YMCA I« "ouJd.be divers.
None of them dld and the clasl coo·
Unued.
"Don't breathe too much end don't
forget to come up," be advlaed the
snorkled, finned and masked students.
Commenting on condJ.Uons a01J reac-
Uom of the SCUB~ diVer, he noted the
sport is not dangerous and waa endoned
by 2'0,000 cmllied divers In America.
The comp!... "°""" of 2l "'""8 Is
!Cbeduled from 1-1 p.m., Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and covers basic
equlj>meot, skin diTlng and aqualung
techniques and the pl>ylla and medical
-of diving. . • Students must quaWy for the COtZrSe by
swimmlng 200 yards and .SO feet under
water.
"Reseck, a diver fo'r 23 yqn: is
divemaster at Santa Ana Collqe.
He lwr a m..-.de~li>' 1'18rlnc
biology; 8C)()(l bo!QJ ol SClJBA .llfne and
500.boura·ol''i>Q;llal'!.-dlYIJll. >;
• He .J. wu:. jUtuiriq }II N •Hoo o I
Geogjipblc.a..few_ ~ qo and ls the
.Lint tnan to , squBA. dive in lhc
AntarcUc.
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es-aJ\d olllclally denled--that Premier Newport Beach .u.i.t.nt City Manacer
Tran Van Huong bad submitted hil res-Jemea DeCbalne Wd the CfDCeljatton mer, killing .. tolal of 44 ,.,...,..
ignaUon, to Thieu. . wu approved by the PUC 'lrith no 'new In May, a chopper piloted by Capt. ~s rulanaUon wu !!lllbmitted as date llltt. • ~ w • Jack DUples, 46. of MU Go'lin;Circle,
' t of dtllennces arising parlly It wat Ille 1h1r4 tjme .In a yeer that Huntlnglbn Beach, Jooll a m1or blade
from stalemate<! peace lalb. the Skybut bu bil:ked OClt of a PUC hearing and flip-flopped down inlo a Par11110unt
soutcp laid. It was part of. an overall at virtually the last minute. dairy yard. Cab~t eris!! which could n,tult In The Long Beacb alrllne'• 1oo>1-pendin1 That· '<rub wu. the worst civilian
Huong 11' return to offtce U he~d of .a application before the PUC hi v'"oroualy bellcont ..... · -'1---"-• US I " stronger govemment ·or his deputure . ,. t-" u.i.:»111ler m . . av awon
from Thieu's ·ttllme opposed by the city of Newport Beach. history and .findings by a National
· In Parisi North ·Vietnam said Amer-Since. October, 1967, the Cl.ty Cowlcll '.J'tansporlatlon Safety Board hearing into
lean chartteo of vlallttona of the ~ has been oo recold agalnat the shutUe its likely cause are -to be aMOWICed. itarlr/!d ,... ...,. a "smokeocreen In-lienlct proposal becaose Skyb\ls lnteod&' Then tn ·July. a cratt ·piloted by Capt
tended to camoufiqe the intemtfic•llon to uae jrropellfir~Ve Lo ct h e-e d Kenneth Waggoner, a, of ·s1s1 Pierce
of tbe American aweutve war in South c.onatellaUona that are ueztremely noisy, Ave., Costa Meu, wobbled down into
Vietnam and Illegal American recon-old and have a limited climb-out poten-a COmpton school yanl ancl erploded
11aissance ~tlhta avet, N~ Viebwn." tial." into a fl.lneral pyre for all aboard.
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inside of tile expanded Corona de! :lilar Libraey are (left to right)
Mr's. James DWty, Mrs. ·Fred Ellis al)d Mrs.· Douglas FJtitl:bar.
Guests of Iha Friends of.1!1e Newport Be$ch Library will get-.their
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P.a'!fle/ /e{lit :-Award :·
lfi>cltd GUI I• lbt blfbeil 'baaor Slven 'ref .N • wp or I fforllor Pllllhelje9lc lo a &b>
cl«ll la Mill!~a Jou
ftlilll1111 da110Mr ol Mr, and *'· ~ H. Pbllllpo of
c;:_<teJ:or·the 111-.a
Awtttd, Mlaa Pllllllpo 1a a
,.-II !lit UniverlllJ ol:
· ·Musical Arts Progra'Tl
In 611 Hart>or Area next Tue.day.. ,. ·• \
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~ CalllocDla -the la a-IMir ol "!i'M Gamma Delta. -(
A publle· reWlonl major,
1he la',o' ~r for Ille Daily Trojan; ·1r a, mem*· of the
Trojan • YOU{ll Repqblicans
and w· on. the dean'a lllt. Other
intere11ts include " avilmming,
tennla and pen and Ink draw· ..... MINERY II. WINNER
.. rboro Phllllpa The award 18 presented an·
nually to a Harbor Area
pledae and 11 bued Cl'I: tbe significant activities attained bJabe11 l!cholanblp llld most during lhe pledge period,
DAR Speaker Vojces
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'A. trio will tn-tertaln
mmnbon of the Mllllcal Arla
AlloclaUoo Sundly, Nov. 17
~t 2:30 p.m .. Jn the Bowen
MlllOWll ln Sonia Anl.
The group will include Miss
Rola 1.M: McKay, violin ; Miss
Joail Thomassen~ cello, and
Mi.u Martha Keltz, piano,
perlonnlng teb Brahm& Trio
In C, Opus 11'1. ·
Miss McKay, a resldeat of
Yo.tba Linda II a member
of th"e Orange County Sym-
phony. She ls a former
member of the Jacksonville,
Fla. and San Dfuso Sym-
. phon)et and was in Stem.a
Alpha Joto, nollonal honorary
music fraternity for women
while attending B e t h a n y
College In Llndahorg, Kan.
Miu 1bom.u1en II a resJ..
dent of Newport Beoch and
a former member of the
Puadenl Ct\1e Orchestra,
Burbank Symphony and th•
Portland Chamber Symphony.
She · 11 • member of the
Orange County and Costa
Mesa cornmlUllty symphonies.
Miss Keltz ia a resident of
L2guna Hills and has had
much chamber mU1lc ex·
perience. She al.so Is an ac-
complished accompanist and
piano teacher.
These musiclalil · combined
their talents two years ago
In order to '1udy and play
the areat works available for
trio.
I Freedoms' Challenge Young Veteran Among
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-codncll meeting bl 'dent ol FreedOnut Foundation
lbi riauJbtert of the at Valley Forge who · will '.'GOP Confab Sp·~-~ers ·
1 Americ11t ltevolutloR ,rill ~e . discuss The Challenge of Members of the California
, . , place Tuelda~ Nov: 19 at 10 F r e e d o m . A f or m e r FederaUon 0 f Republican .~~;-. Cl\1~~.:.,~ . MRI. l'RANCIS w. M~Kll.Y·J~~,-·::,::.~o1e1~~~~d:~•n ~~~~:E~~ =~~~th~th:rn::
• i.-• • ...,._ ~ · ,....~ ~~~ Dilublo Rlnt1 Nuptlol1 G-opeaker will be •-• ~-te ~ · d venUoo Wednesday, Nov. 20 ='"""'•-"!'Ill:.,~·""""-'"'~"' IN Ti BL.UDE -T---,,......,."& DIAi \;lllllf'IJH!n an ln the Anaheim Convention '"' ~...... ' Richard H. Foltz, western vice chairmen acheduled to l~'::.~·~\" · peran;iental. brilliant eop. •' '"; report at the quarterly Center.
AR:UND ~!ol\LD m $.~·1~ Tustin Home Chosen ."\· ,s~ker Lifts · ~7:i:8~~=!~s~li!.,~: :J1~~!!~;.::,.y+,:
IO DAYS -Adventuroui: WORK JS .l roUB LE1TER I d Taking part in the all-day cording to Mrs. Harry Umhey.
Lon1oner ri VIilot wager 'lfOBD'-l'oncleroooBritiab B·y New ywe McKays l't9.n Curtain session will be Mrs. George president they can cirtle earth Jn comedy about culti.vatioo ol Buccola, Corona del Mar, The guest received a cita·
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noon will be Qmgressman
John M. Ashbrook; of Ohio, Who serve. on the education
and labor commUtee in ad-
dition to beirig, ~e ranking
Republican on tlle House Com-
miltee on Un-American ac-
tivities.
Anyone wishing to attend
may place their reserv1tlons
through the Republi c an
Federal.eel Club in their area.
lrl days. Delightful fantasy a ipecla1 kind.of mushroom. ~ ~Iron Curtain will be state assistant secretary and tion by the direction ·of the
classic. ' ADUL~ ¥ Escbange vows and tings About 300 guests attended lifted by Mrtt.John Delmonte Mrs. Ben Kleinwachter ol San Secretary of the Army for p N t d mGH, WILD AND PREE -t no: .lG Gur.DOV(N ~ .-before the Rev. Jame a the reception in Thompson wlten she-~~.~--her travels Clemente, timekeeper. the Army Commendation. . rogram 0 e ~--~--filmed l ltaliaft westtn1 wttb marted the -~ ~-,.-Visiting dignitaries will In-Medal for meritoriOUJ service. -~-, 8 , Ledgerwood In r ~-Hall •.• _. .. ;.. were I b 1 In · "'--during · northern Britilh Cohlnbla trutatttY: ~ ~ elude Mrs. Frank ~gar Lee He was diJCbarged l it Musi~a~ entertainment will · THE BLui: MAX ~ Metbodlst Church. Colta :M• Mmes. James C o m m o n a mec=:Uaa ot N~ Harbor ol Laguna Hilla and Mri. Jqhn December of IJ67 and 11 a ; h}&hli&ht ~e meeting o f
durq IPrinl aml tummer • about World War I German =-~~...a~W""·.:1.aneMcKaTuly Jr~ -Charis Sparmon, J a c k Panhelleriii hut~~y Holland Kinkaid of Dana student al Golden W e 1 t steph«n'1 College Alumnae SNOW WlUTB AND SEVEN ' «~ ~" · · · at 10,IO a.m.ln' ''-~-a h b · Cl b of Or ~-··ty II .1.e.-aoe Kaylor James Wood. Alvin ~ um '--"'' Point, honorlP")' stale regeotl. College, where e ia a usmesa . u ange """""' ne ~=.:......_~of CLOSE-.j.>YWAJCHE•D Panntoolthebrldaleouple ' . del Mor bomi of Corl major. Her.side& with hi< TUO&lay In the Tultln homa -~-·~ -·--Vouth'• a• .,.. Mr and Mfl Walter w Chartor, Ralph Taylor, Elite G Moore •• M nd M ---. of M. J Ba·--n-~---
TD:NI AND·ADUL11
GOl!E WITH THE WIND -
C1aaalc mum. to ........
'nn.LllD -r' ... · · · Shaw and Jesae .H.arJnon all · • parenwi, r. a rs. 111U111U r . . r,,,_-nuuaWM•· ~ ~. odtleve manhood ~ "'.!f'':i,.Anl :.-::: ~ of Colla M ... , and th• Mi.ea . Al the l.eelhig llla1 . Court Stella Blackman In Seal Beach. ·Entertainers will be Mrs.
are portrayed with earthy • · • Jipiet Clarke of Garden .Grove, for the ~al ~.r~,c Another gueal will be the Olivia Robertson, pianist and franknea and humor. MG~ <4. Avondale EataleJI, Bai'bara Mc Au I e y and benefit, Doi Jr« -\ Members of CoUrt Slelh1: Rev. Claude ·Bunzel, curator Mrs. Marilyn Dirksen, soloist.
English tubtitles. a. Donna Kinzer Santa Ana Un· will be. made, ~Id ·Mrt. n Maris 1448, Ca tho Ii c of lndependence Hall, K'nott's
DlJFll'Y -ho <ttOIJI .rob GJv~ In marriage by . her · da Weatberw'ax. Collta Mesa Fry, pfealClent. ~ exeat 'Aaugti.t.era .of America meet Berry Fann. A minister since PAPER LION -Humorous
lather of mllllon pounds. • lather, the brldo ...... an ..,, ""1J ·Tolnl and Cindy Tuz, the lake place In· ll!' stiill llhlrt'•,each 111!<\ond and fourth Mon· !KS,. the ..... has lid con-Give the United Way
FLEA IN.1· BER · DR' ....:. r,tr• Pll ol. ~al aa!fn ·brkle!a Sisters. next Februar')'. ~at 8 p.m. l,11 St. Joachim'• gregaUons in Indiana, South -· WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT
nELINGGOOD!-Llvely,
Clllllempcney comedy about
bird -...... c:onlagloua vlnll of A' bl .New York
Fren&'· iuni of cenlur)' ~turln& a cbopel traln ,iind · ·F'ollolrin& a northtrn ) "·'"par"""~,...~,.n~·';;iC<>sla~=M=esa~. __ ,.i;a..;,;,;.o11na;.;a.,a-.•.,d.0C.,ali=f•or-.nla."=---------~m; l>odroOm In Jaco "1th pearl beaded lrjnl. • Calilornll honeymoon t h • f "
HOW SWEET IT IS -Brood Ber illualon vell wu eaught bridal couple will ,,.;ide In m~l .1•1. 1-.; .a-ldllcepetall,andohecarried Tualln. 'lbe bride la a
Horticulturist
Will Offer
Garden Hints
Secretaries
mlaadv-'of lllD<l'G<ll orchida and llephonotls '"' I puate of Corona clel Mar Or1111• Counly·Harbor AN
IFmHEkldl...g<dB,..;, ~I!L .:..:.. ''!hlte Bible, which abe recelv· High SChool . and · attended Lqal Secretari"-Aa«lllion ~.., u;r....,.. ed wblle een:ln& u !mored. Oranp cOaioi 'College. H" meet. ~ third W~y
GO -Ludlcn>ul melodnma queen ·of Bethel 15'1, Joi>'• huabond l.s a ""'le · of of the month In various pl1C03 .
.-....., roll~ Dlughtera. Avoodale High School, and Fur1li<r lnlonnaU<>!> '!liY be
A LOVELY· WAY TO ·DIE Peacock blue empire IOWlll > f!6w 1...v,a-,wl!!i the U. S.·. obtall!ed hf. ~li!il' .-MJis '·
-Seductive bemUf is ac-were •Jected for Kathy· TUI, • 11.t:arine .),eor;. at c 1 m p Sheron Dr,aair, 6 •·• • o t So .
Cllled of tilling her ftollhY, the l>rid•'• tdster llld ,maid ""1dletm. < • Members jathenr7 p:m.
· elderly husband. of honor, and Jutie Stone of =-=-=-=-c=-c=-c=-cc--oc--o--::--::-::--::c-=c~~=-=-=-
Gll:'donlng lllnte and Tricks THEl\Eftl AND ISABELLE Santa Ana, Suaan Sandlin of I ••••••••••••••••• , ••
wiD be preaeoled foe mamben -~ Duhbacb of gay, Loi Angele& and Mrs. Ronald • •
and _.. of the lfunUngton !.'= ~. = r:i;~ ~':1~.~~°'!1"::'.· '!~. s·h 1 ·ff Dream • View bronch of the Women's ~-··· • 0 rec I s ~ National Farm and Garden for each other. aerved as bridesmaids. Yellow Home •
~tlon. , chryl"nthemums formed their • • •
bouquet6 and blue carnations ..::...LI:~:::-~·.: Americanism ,. ... mlxed with yel l••• dlualod on Ii b01utllully .l1ndocapod ~ J bod· • '
Soutbland, will apeak 1t 7:.ao chrysanthemums for the honor. room plus f1mily ro\"' with wet bar. Conv1rtibl1
P,.m. Ji(onday, Nov l8, 4n -T opic of-~T a·lk--· ;·~f~tford Wore a dress • din ;ith 1d~i~i~9 bath. Formal Ginin g 're10m h;s • Morlna ltigh School. • •
Ljlll 11 Id ill k In a lighter shade of blue a. re:•td· Drick fir.,.i.ce. Livin9 room al10 his•• • e o , veteran Robert C. Cline w spea f •-I •--"'•I • ~ ·~~.~~~ llh -of Col illi ea•-11 h or ~ "'• 11 ·~·er •" · . . • uw"""'""' .... W .,. yean to . W am "" c apter, AttMdina 11 be.st man wu fir1p!.ce anG 1 'p1ctur~1que v11w of oc1an. H•m• ==~~ ~~::.,: •"=• ~.·whl~"::,1m,.::. ~=lo in ·uullonl condition, $19,500. :
-,.... Ill bu hid ndlo 11 the Blulfa , In the -· Dultbolm ol Slnta An1, •Jolm. · ShoW!I by appoinlmonl: Mn. ~tulotn ' Th•'!f~le~~!'!jJa.Glyol¥ •
..i·........, Pl'"ll'lml 11111 Room nut.. '1edneodilr ii, Poori«', Pr l n c • Edward • • Th ..l.<f. -' J. ~1 I t' di al!!ow.:Moaordm!Qr<OllD!u!I .JJ,,•·p.m, 'ialaDd ond lllclloel ~ lbt. ' . ... .. • ' .. ' ' r. ''i"ff .... m • "! ..... v•~!tu
for _, sGu1bmn Callllnfo A ,....., "'tout Fe<lerol bricle'a lnlhor. Jolm Dul.-. ., COLDWILL, 1• NKI._ •· CO In iii .. n-."!i~i~•••l.ot, •tylo, •II· H b..I ,.w.
.... _. .... m....... S.vlnp Ftw Eattrprht l wu tho rtnc belror· Mn.. " a • • .. Oval wit~ 1ol4'•1ei1'·und, .tllO. Squ.,.,<.,+ t,,.I ,... ... lln.-~llprto Speoan lkirem. Cline wiD •wllliam Mdtlm; oolobt IOd - L co••f NIG~•T • diam"l'd• ·-'•i .. '.•1111".toW ·wov" .... d. $421• -~--~~ =~ 001.oo~m -·~-u-, ---·~ : .. -N...,.:T -·c"H .. · ~ : --r,.-.. ~ ·~ -•• -=-L --·z -.~ •W~ -_ llrtc:tlet. CO~ /Ill; M ·~l.tlio pelllo 61J<mt, ,.1s.-
... U. ..an,. Addllloul 11>-W will be served by to!A CHARI ACC011NT WJt,COMt
....-_......lhlll"'IP Mn. Harold B. Zoot, bollem TOPS Club e Kl 9·3351 675·2000 e _P.NU.•llalCAlo, M4ST•• CHA•&t TOO
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Prwb~-irao ¥liullt to lle••etioeof:.m ~r. , uar'f 111 will;~.•bolit ~~Jl*n lo complete -as
· It will•-turn a p<CAt. 1111'1aw~ o~ Iha money cjijl)et in. -· ~ ·
• ,' 'l'tlil'JI 1"tclUSI ii la a ,.....,l'O!fil corpo<Mjon wholly •' ' AQd;l; .• Ii(" ~1JbiW'/f<>t tll• 19-J.af.,Tht -'>'
' ~ lllld operoted 'by the Hoag Foondatioft. Reach Yeari:ts everybody'• bu1ln'8•-Everybody, alter ~·i;_ ltJty mciloy lbt hospllAI goto in varloos cbarg .. and all, wl1! W<ethe'profii. ' · : · l •,
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_... ....... 11...,.~lddKioo w~ good news for tile en· ..Fq·prpl>l"'l1s ll't lll'I!:• coocei'ilina ~ l"'""ll ~ I · · • ..;,. .,._
lift IWilor Area coolmonity. · )!,an ti;affic in lin.es and-nal'<Olie&. . · . ~-»,
''!be steel Uc!~ structure wiu provide eight Jt seem• td"be all around-pot, pills and L&D . ./.!'t~.:~~. i."i·
&oon: for patient care alOne. There will be 33 single onzy a few month.a ago, such worries would bav11"M.·\.,1.~' -
nicims Oii 41id' fioor~ol them planned to fO at drawn chockle5 from sopbistJpales, 8ut tht Jaughtot basi .\,I •'
loWer 'noteo ~.tr •private roonu. made 'r'"ll for 4eep worry. :. . .,i:,;;-
. 1'11• otller floor• w · ~fl!\ up, ~Y~. -~{llY • '_ ~~' . ia use isn'.t the jOke I\ <>nee was. There 11 · . laboratory fM OU)•'i . rooril!: J/ltc~. lflle~ • and Ule buti~'• beatib and ~11an~.) f;'-, -,' tVid!!pce·.;~t lt, i~ the .beginning ot the tran.sformption
A lot o( Hoe(s.preseot ov...-,iilOiitci be·~ ) '( bn,gb!iprommng .)'Ollng peqple Into what Newport
, If not all ol it. \ -~ '. . ~di CitY Councilman Howanl Rogers this week call·
The Hoag Tower will .assure .lbat the comlnUlllty's " .Id' "detell~s." H.e spoke ol thnagers he knoWs perlon-
medical atandards are keeping reasonable pace with its ally. , . popul-~ -·~ Where d0et .tlle stuff c:orile ..,;;;;? • , , " . ""°" g,~u•• . • . . ' r ~:•• • Hoag offlCl.als say the. moneyr(/tM' tbe massive ex-Mpst of tl lropl~M~lci.00,_'auttiorlties fgr~.,
.1*J>Si0ll (just aboot doubling present facilities) will come Newport, coUl)Cil!nen, al Roge'3' urginl, aer~ed to
tri>m three sources : $1 million tram cash reserve.st '9 seek con~essional b'earings that could lead, 1o cloaure iiiilli0n from lenders arid '3 mlllloo from donors . · · of ~ l!<>rfler oo unchaperokled teenagers. ·
·'The fund-raising campaign is naw under way. II 1'11il should stem oome ol tile traffic in' drugs l!ld'•
will C011tlnue through 1971. narcoll.,., It would net halt smuggling of illicit drugs b~ l''
The period o1 giving bas been termed The· Reach adults,-but'lt could at least slow the amount of danger
Years. available ·90 'readily to youth. _ •
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1,-'Fortune' llntatr, Be Says
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'That's Sometl,.~ng Gus: Lan.d of .. the· John ·Birchers?
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To the Editor:
' . I 'H~W 'come tht: ·building direct.or
can't· figure· ·Out ·alt' the . "play
room&" with private entrance and '
-Your ed.lto'iiial, "Negativism at N~dlr,''
(Nov. 11} draws heavily upon the recent
FortUnc article a boot Orange County. . .
By 'GEORGE R. ROP'F, Ph.D.
or\t of the main problems facing those 1'f us who hive program~ed our lives
m J,ccOrdance wUh middle ,clus ~· fem:Yalues ii that wt becoQW: "up tl&ht"
w)len we have 'time on our hands.
•'!be very e:ipi'eaaioo "time an our
tanal," IUQelts that time CID be ban-., .. ._.
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irµect. We don't have time on our he.ads
or stl:lmachs or knees ir bip1, beclu.se
!l.ij our Jwids which can do lhlnp, and
,.Y ,!1111>1 do things with the time wt hi.~! Bu\ what do we do when there's
ncth'1l&:to do? ' , Well, that depends upon \!Ow we choose
to fill an empty Q&Ci! bf time. Perhaps
we try to do fbOle thlltp whicla we never
ba\'e 'time lo ~t drunk, have an a~:air, fix Uj) the house, gb· to xbooL,
c:lnlact. old friend!, have a party, make
love, work for a wonby ch&fity, etc.
OR MAYBE we dwell upon and worry
ab:".rt the things we have missed-<lur n,31ected childhood. thaf loll bu.-0
GP)l)ttunity, the land we didn't buy, an
U'!equi.ted love, wr unfulfilled potential, ..,,..,
Of course, we can 1lw1y1 do more ol.
the same -work hard~r. cleM houae
better, afudy more dillgen1Jy, make
more. money, accomplish mor7 lnlluence
more people.
Utility. 'nlat's the keynote. ~ " Ma.kt -make -make. Acaimpli.sh ,-"°
accOmplish -accomplish. Don't ever
stop. stopping creates a vacuum. We
might bt sucked into it.
Activity is prized. Inactivity Is de-
spised. Look at ~t lazy, good-for-nOth-
lna: ·beachcomber Gr hJppie. 'I'M time :. i.i.,....,.tung up and 1oing to "'11 .
sbOuld be filled with W"orlhwhlle actlv-
itf. But if there's time lelt :over tome-
wbett, either use Jt or blot 1t out.
THE PACI' IS that time is the least
expensive but most valuable commodity
any Of us have. And uroortunately, we
rt.Illy can:t control it, try as we may.
AboUt the most we can do Is fit our·
selves into it in some way. The method
we select is up to w. Mos! time is pro-
. grammed because of .our responsibilities,
obligations, ·vocation or profession, home·
Hfe, etc. But some of it is free. And it is
the free time which gives us fits. What
do you do when there's nothing to do ?
The only sensible answer is, "Nothing."
Try it sometime and set if your pro-
gramined .system rebels. See if you can
spend 0 n e hour or day or week doing
absolutely nothing of a utilitarian nature.
Nothing of value. Nothing worthwhile.
Nothing. Nothing, to you,., may be differ-~t than nothinj to me. But for nothing
~~1&>;I~~c!~!ed~p=e~ls On
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to be nothing, it has to be completely
lree· fr~me~. ·
The pN:stigious Fortuve may symbolizt
nitvana' In 'the pre!S'robm, but is hardly
the ultimate in f¥tual' ·r e f e r e n c e
mate!'ial. ·
Having worked. an as!tlgnment with
them. I can say µie pay w~· good
-plus prompt -but after seeing hen•
they can rearran~ facts and Ignore
accurate dlta that might damage their
pre-conceived notions, We hardly need
hang oui" heads in shame if Fortune
find11 flaws in Oranp County." ...
~EtildJ'l£8.AllE..,U).vio,.q-·WlllLE. L-DIDN'T read~
t s~n.sck_for _the ~fs sake .. without J did Wttnce. at a pic~t.aken with
dd1ng ·~thing :>o n,. (2) Jy k"1 a ' a teleptJltd lens for the · purpo~ r~y ~ol.l, )wt befn& part o~ t~r-or foreshortening the: scene of tre John
rain, (3) ghdu:~g acr~ the wa~er while Birc h Society signs. This Is tbeJechntque
sorqeone_ else I! ml!l~ ~ .tiller, (4) used to com~ a picture -such
being ~~th S?meone ~-a."iJ~nt .)?ond of as brinaing a ;distant mountain e companlonsh1p, (5) f1ndirig the fun In . ~.., r~ leisure-time activities without working up clos~ behiM. a foreg~ound ~ubJecl.·
at It (I) goofing-off with the children Makes 1t look · like theres nothing but
'from' their frame of reference, not yours'. Ametj~an Oplnion book stores i!1 Orange
The literal me.anbg or "recreation" is ~unty? T~ we have the httle klds re~reation. Cteating,again. It's the kind _ with some trash around them? Oh weil
of creation which depends upon doing -all in aida;''s «rork.
nothing, so as to allQ·11Jthe undiscovered, Be:fore iODJdi.ng Orange County .vote~
untapped potenUal iil you to come forth. and: clUzens, you must take into con·
Who can recreate?' onry lhose who can sider1tion (and you dG to !Orne degree)
tole_rate ~ambiguity ol a.'l unstructured that it's a great place to live -lots
pe~ ·of tune, who can relait who can of wonderful people -leading tht nation
let thm~ happen, whG can let go, who in mail)I positive. ways.
can be with themselv~ and who can_ J •
feel the joy which is intrinsic in both / COULD 11' :POSSIBLY be. ·that these
work. and play. k k · 'h ·th ed'ct bil't Witch children. They know bow. oo 5 Y~ arangu.~ w1 pr 1 a 1 Y
They'd be hapnv to show.JOU. about thei~ pabt 1o say no, ~e ao advanced' ll'".'thla ·age of collective
Most 'Bad'-1\ids Go Straight
mfdlbcrity; thaf. ~ fail to l'f!COllllu
leadership when you see it?
. Al~r an, tnockffi~..oi'angf: County ~
a n·ational pasJ.lme, yet people continue
t.o come hete ln dtoveC Why not fun
city where Fortune magazine lives, and
TbeuJhtt At Lar1e:
.. There is not nearly u much rela·
tlonshlp between "juvenile delinquent"
be:tavior and ~ult crime as moat people
Uo.!nk; fewer than 15 percent of juvenile
deilnquenta go on to be adult criminals,
and the great bulk of adult criminals:
hz.\·e little ln common with juvenile of~
fenden.
Most ol the ferment Ind turmoil in
educaUCUI today iprtnp fTOnl the fact
Utat the ICbOOla are being asked not
iWJ to make up ln a hurry for their
own failures but to compensate for the
failures of .ciety as 1 whole -and
If WI ocaroe\y do the lint job, much
1-tbe oecond. •• jVihy .do wt "upbraitt" people when
ttt: reptove them. I n 11 t e 1 d of
'"4ownbraJclUtg" them, Which aounds
more appropriate?
;P0Uticl1111, no matter how impressive
thtlt oratory , do not. really persuade
~ to chan1e ~ir rnlndl; a politician
~ -......,,a 'Wheil ht articillstn the.
irlulrallool ol the peopl< more lhan
... be -their prtnclpl .. -
let, .,.,. tbllr lntslrated -cco-w 1briir Jl•!ll!d priadplel.
"FFllCrtL;~. •h>' II .evvr ** """11 "vlcl••" -u.n1 lbere ......... benlvmml drcla 11 wtll?
\'i._,___.,.1l<laomuch
...,. 1a the flct that, in ..m.e • • IJ>e<lei, we 'be<d • .. -kl-wide 1<>1<; but
II .... ID tlllw Ille u lndMduall
--1lilfl beller penoooJ rel•· • • ..,. Dia -aad oetlher -""*-Jo being reallr.ed :
1'111 .lioi'lil '" ... -"" towont the lartl --·--~ WOllld .um!nata llft.Jif ....,. IEE _..,. unltr that•
.,., ....... t -fll ldattr,, WI
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mertly hangifli in limbo between Ute
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list. her prof.e$Sion as mQliel may bt
11uspec\ed of being a part·Ume. prostltu\,. . . . .
. .\ND, SPEAKING pt this subject, the
• aemantlCl!I of se1 are ao primly twisted ~d in our culture· that the Phrase
."sleeping with" actually means "not
.1l~pin1 with."
two. _ . ()Qr m.erweigbi-dtiltl as a "glandular
. -• , problemtf bu.t )"OUIJ if'.!!(al. 11 a pig."
The "puhlWI or periab" attitude amoni, ' If ~a used car can be a<t.vertis_ed as
researchtrs was neatly satirized by OUO "owner-temed," why can't u)ed, 3hoes
Loewi, the Nobel Pr i 1 e ·win n ln:1 be sold as "pedestrlan-te$t~"? .... phanna~ w h e n he de.fined I When I looi: at 1 nUde ·ratm of 001ored
'.'drug" as • a sub.!t.ance "Which, ii inject.ed . , pe;ople. ("nativt1") It is, or cours.e,
into an animal, producet a paper." ' . "ethnPgraphy"~ when I loo~ at a "~
film Qflw,hite people, it is "pornography."
People wb:> primly aay , "It Is 1.;:
or answer the phooe. with "This ls he1-,
would hardly, '\~ 3j~ft a aroup
phot-Ograph, uclanh: "()fl, which is tf-
Is this !!" -as Geoffrey Wegner ~
ting!~ point.'! out Jn hJs amu.sing new;
book, "On the Wisdom ot Words."
If our bodie5 were 11s laey 11 our'
minds. hafdly anybody would bother to
set oul or bed in the morning.
When someone under 30 llfl lo us,
"You've really got It m&dt," we almply
smile quietly and wait for them to
grow older and learn that nobody has
il really made.
r am Udtlnr ·~uon"; you are
on "pill.I": be tU:a "dope."
I vote on "pr~ples"; you vote m
'1ideol01Y": he votes on "doamu."
Spyinl: by our aide la ''military ln-
ler1i1ence''; spying by their side ls .. .,..
plonage ...
When demonstr1tits make an un-
provoked atUck, it is a "riol"; wMn r.llcie make an unprovoked 1tlaek, it
a "d:!feme n( law and ord'r.''
Ml interesting &1ample of rever11
IC ... .;Jti.ic logic 11 1hf: fact that 1inct
· • muy proctitut .. olflctally llit' tM1r
prafl!Sl'ton 811 "mode.I," any woman w&
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· EDlJC~TIONAL e(lphemisms are I.fie
most absurdly ainusinl in modern 1 semantics -such as "under-achiever ,"
"dllldvanta#d~" and 90 on: In hi1 book.
Translations from the English, Robert
Paul Smith apUy retranslates the jargon,
"The c~lkl•. ~ Lo hav..a developed
lale In lafae-m~!.e Cf)ntrol," aa. "He '
falls oo bi1 ltoa1Hreq"'!'1,\IY." · ..,, . " . ' . •• Georse --, ~·~ ~;my bcs& ... ot
lmh with ,.., Later ho uUd '1"
Gilkto ·~"•' "" ~ • iP!ll. A • ter ht IOid his Clll-
"!'lmce -lllm aad be ,,......, ... to ... lo< r_rldo ... be
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'!fl"_~W. N .. -bo imi111 be'1 • tJ\ily IOf1'X qd has lllkOfl .... lo I
•UJd\elll)lt ~at ])Iii~ ... ! )lt
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Dear Curi ... ,.· . OllRIOIJI,.
Yt.11 I think he'a truly llOM')' the
lint three f>l&'I" !ailed.
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· GARTH CHANDLER
' Distaste/vi Ad
To the Editor: - . .•,
I was diSJUBted when I .saw the ad
for the mov,e, "If He Hollers, Let Him
-Go!" In the ,Nov. I edition ol the DAILY . Pu.OT. • . . c
The ad wu obvlrusly geared to the
teen.agers' In iPite of the garish un-
derlined, "flooitive.ly no one un'.ier JI
~mltted.." Such phrases as, "F1r-0Ut
Swinging Movie' '. "Groovy Movie,"
"l{appening" 1n9rie scenes, etc. is hardly
adult patter. The. lnformation, "unless
accom~, b)! a ,p;pwit or adult," mca~ that a 'l2·Yelr:old. coukf id 1wilh
a 21-ycar~\d to see °'11 ·'.'sock-it-~riif"
movie that daru"tO !_.'.ehow it uki. it
reall.y really is!" • .. f.\>. '. -l'rt~y 1n adult lan~.~"That l~'t
advert.lshj for a mo~ ...... tt'•'•dvertiJina:
for pornosraphy.'' A1 • •
MRS. Gl!:Of!GE J!UCCOLA . ~ \,.
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Liit.,.. ffll<n !'tide•• ••• Wlllcomt. Nnrm•llJ' wrtten
lhDuld _.,. merr ll'le:;st11 111 JOO ...or-dr w Ii! ... ·
Tiie rhtlll to (MMltft .. lttlln lo Ill IPICt ~ ellmll'Mlll
llbll 11 rnerved. All 111111'1 Inuit lnc'1dlt •ltn•lu,.
•nd rn.mnei eddreu, 111.rr "'""" •IN Ill wffllhtld
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subjects in our colleges, "Why should
we support these bums?"
And, too , 1peaking of Orange Coast
CQl.lege, .because J live in this city,
take a look at some of the teachers ~~!l__!"'_hy should we' 1upporl Uilil type
of picnion!-mt:>Uld we 'leT'rd our "ChUdr.eii
to this school with the thought in mtpd
that .when ·he-enters tfle classroom to
greet him is an unshaven, long-haired
teacher who is supposed to have the
knowledge to teach the child yet ·be
is living In another world and too lazy
to give a decent appearance and set
.an example for our future leaders.
Also, I w®ld like tp-ask what's wroilg
with the heads of Orange Coast College?
Don't they feel -they, fboukl have. &ome
say so, outside of the money they make,
Like $25,000 a year. .
Let's clean up our college. We have
not had any demon!ltrati9ns, but this
will come, I am sure.
JAMES P. JONES
Vnrest Guaranteed
a criminally distorted picture of con.
ditions on State campuses. UC Irvint
has never had a violent de.monstraUon
-but, thanks to you the problemt
sener,ated by, underfinancing a"fl d
vvercrowdinf can cause unrest 1rl the
future .
DR. DANIEL L. RADER
Ba11 Preset>vatlon
TC> the Editor:
Congratulatien.'l to the DAILY PICOT
for ils courage in publishing a letter
frQm Professor Stephens proposing that
we preserve Upper Newport Bay as open
area.
~We sfiould all l5e -against eonverting
this natural beauty it.X into a boa t
Marina, r•;riin01ing 'beach. and picnic
area. Let us ralh:?r enc9l1ragc busin:?ss
to locate in downtown Costa Mesa and
leave the few remaining-•open spaces
for al\ of the people to enjoy.
As Professor Si.epbens ba<I said "Upper
Ne\vport . Bay, is . the last salt marsh
environment: of il.s kind south of Morro
Bay -o, to chang' it w p u I d further the
ugly process of url)an sprawl and
iQ.Uander Qur lut natural w a t e r
acreage."
Finally, let w Jdmit '1}at the Irvin•
Company ls doing this ··col;Jlmunity a
great favor by backlng out of its land
exchange deal.
L. T. HOPKINSON
Th• the Edltor: Lea..e Ba11 Alone
·Three. main groupg Of voters are pr~ To the Editor:
bably 'res~iblt (6r the defeat of Your , recent ·remark on the Upper
Proposition 3 (bond for Co 11 e g e and Newport Bay should be brought out now.
Urtiversity construcLion); 1. Those. who You said ' 11 pJarl ihould be made that
always reject 1 J>on~s; l . Tho.6e: who ·gives the public a good share of tht
believe . colleges can operate without bay's uses. ·YOO ilso said-that in any
money; and 3. TMse who wanted let case, the bay will be developed.
"punish" the students,. faculties aod ad-Do you realize that the Upper Bay
inlnistratlOrui for the recent disturbanfts · ts the only estuary in Orange. County
on cert~n camfiuset. TO th!i last group · and the onlY one of significance i~
let me declare: SouU1em California? The Pacific Flyway
First: YOOr vote hU sealed the ~oom ii dependent upon the are.a for refuge
of long-nttded classrOpm buildings. and food .
Second :. Our colleges are now 'r.o If the bay must be developed, couldn't
1>vercrowded. that they already plan ·to an area bf ·marsh and shore.line be
reject incomine · !lUdentr ln Whole8~ left &Sf' Ls, so m!gratory game and
Jotai ·"" ...... • -1' • "lhorebitds,...alor'lg with tt.e marine fishel
Third:· You.are dell)lin& 1 public hfgher who 'still breed there, be u.ved!
educatioo 1o · your children or · '· Why not let the area above the. dike
grandchildren, not ·to lhe , exiSW·""6he remain tn.Jtl present st.ate, and dredg1
percent of tl\e ,JtudenU whose behavior and j'.lev~ tbe area below it?
has shocked you lnlo-ittatlonal reaclioo. Wbethei·)'Oll }¥ant to realize it or
You havt dmitd1 .. ~e . ~ucatioa not, maDy. pe.qp)e want some of thil
to thousands .now • • bllb ldloal ...... area left q it ii. '
junklr hi1h ichool. .,. J 1, t , ' · · ;~i'. . i • . ~ GARY-ROGERS
Fourth· YOU bf,ve ~ ~ 1 ~-< • ~"' several p'.ouUctans ariit' blhen in · T.hf: DAILY-,1>1.oor egrets th.at will.£.
election ye.tr \fho, .-tOH real t · ' lijt ?r~!':'-'~£TFU"l11 de.ti1'a.b Lt,
auclJ u war or po¥~bave crutad Utl{ort ' ,,t ~ fti,ct ttma.in.t: The
.. ' -• T;J,~ ' . '°""er et.'~ .WQ1erWG11• involved can ~ ·-• dt~lOJ1~1qtfhoutr~mcn1itt
Qu.0.1.e., ... -"~' '!.u ... ¢n ·~~~*. b•~· :i .• , , 2 i o , ~?~·. &om.t t1'J)f o.1 ~~eement ta woric.. ' . d t \ ~. ; . •i , .... ,tou .. ; .•
' RACHEL FOSTER.' s.r " 1ecre~' . :; .• .Ll • Editor ~"A grea~ tl!ll of happjness CQ'meihf 1 •
. ihe purelll< or succeaa, ~ well a11'-!ll · .--------------the ach.lev~~· DI Jt,•• ,, · ...... .:. ''n..: Gt;~:J~ ..• ~-~ . ·--~-118&l1KiL .
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. • " -· • • • • •• • •. .. , ' ~ vot:. 6f, NO. 275, ~ SECTIONS, 52;-PA$E..--~_-, • ' ORANGE COU , CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOV~MBER 'IS, 1968
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Act Now ·· .. to
. ' Coor~ipate,_.~9unty: _WiJs9n
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A now"""1mr conC<l'I of bmll<d
regional &ovemmellt fer C!)lllerV&Uve
Orange Coun\Y'a 1111 Cenbp'y welfare
waa propoeed 'nlUraday by Ceola Mesa
Vice Mayor Robert '.M. Wllson.
The carelully.prepar<d address to lhe
Orange County'Cliaptu <i lhe California
League of cm.. drew leaden from 24
.,f the county's .25 town1, the best-at·
. 2nded session in history.
"lf there Is anything I have 1earnet!
i my year and a hall at UCI will.·
Rain Today'.
But Clear
Skies Soon . . ..
In case anyone harbored doubts,
Southern Califamia'1 rainy season is
here.
Along the Orange coast and throughout
the Southland, rain and cloudy weather
was the order of 'the day. A weather
front which moved in Thµrsday night
brought heavy showers to the coastal
and mountain areas and BCattered rafn.
fall in the desert.
Clear skies and con~ued cool tem-
peratures were predicted for Saturday,
with only a 10 percent ehancfl of rain,
but the wet !tuff was scheduled to return
in force early ne:r.t week with tem-
g:f:.!.u~e;~~~ two to seven degrees 1
Orange Coast thermometers qept
cautiously into the low «l's 'today as
r11jn ..,i guaty winds hit !he he~hes. Wa~ temperalu!'<t~;""lo 6Z
Project 11," · Wllsoll began,· "i\ Is th•
1aclr ~-&c<:ordlnaliO!\ am~· lhe , ........ em. oC oi:-County.' .
He llUiieab'tbe coon\Y a'86cladon and
the COW>\Y Board of Supervlson 8hoold
begin Jmmedlalely to coordinate faciliUes
and proc,ama for ateamlining and Im·
proVii>g local gOVOf!UD<llt funcdona.
••If y® ~~ clU., @nd .as lhe
!;OUDty," he saj.dt.'°'1 would suggest that
all · C91JJ!IY dePFln\ent heads he lem·
porary cbairigen of their respective
ll'OUpl.''
"IJ'he,Boord of SUpery~ could aloo
set aaide the physlcaJ p t o-p ~ T t l e s
neceasaey to implen\en& this procram.''
be added. .
"You should "'allie thal lhe ootline
I am presenting ii in no way what
I would coosl.der final." he ,said, "but as the min said, to start you must
begin at !he beginning." .
ReaCUon to the proposal was not
uniformly warm. but the vice mayor
degrees. _ ·
Mounlains -4o!ISlld wllh i;aill. and • .. .,._~ . ~-" bulleted hy • . ••
1noW fell abov IOO , · tezn.:.
peratures were reparted. near, to at resort
ar:relg -· 1w.·~ .iii ·~ m1 temperatarel of '1 degrees. w e r e
reported. It waa Soatbem Califorola's
l~st .....,.U since Ocl. 12.
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Hessian Ordered
To Stand Trial
By Jury Jan. 6
A Superior Coor! judge today ordered
Frank "Wild MOU!e" Rundle of Cotta
• •1 ·,-, • I • . ·_. DAll-Yf'IL : wi!:f)VALK '-~ang~«:oast youngsters scramble from .och!JOf bus
111 ·classrildm during ttlis morning's raln., Ml!liica Stake, 6, (fo~
gl'OUJld)' didn't have 111 worry ·about getting wet, however. She came
ptepllred. for wtit weadler.. · ·
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Stalle~ Cycle Slammed;
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Rider .Critic~lly lnjur·ed
Meaa to relmJI to coort Ju I far A Di41iii'c10Urt. ap~mlly lllolled in His passenger, ·Theresa ;(. ~emey,
jury trial. . a'll!""lii(rain ·namlWTeo<i~ death n ,' of 2040 Orange Av~r c.oia. ~ ....
Rundle, K, of 135 Albert Place, ts earix. 'today,~'w:IWi a· car :r.1,amtbed into gave the same 4ccount, .aa idld 1a:nother .. ~ 11 lil!J rear, of ;his .vehlcle 4 ~ly 40 ,11)olor1'\, wbo said !he ~,cycle. had charged with attempted mwuer, usau mu~· per 'hoot m_· a· t:Os!a Mesa in-no lig'1ts. . , ...
with a deadly weapon and burglary· t~Uon.. . · ' Po~ said there was ' • heavy ·
He pleaded innocent •t hil arr~t John A. Carter, .27, of 308 S. Harper .. downRC>Uf, at the time and the victim
before Judge William Speirs. St., Santa Aiia, is In Crifrc~ condition . wore dark clothing, cOmpllcating the
Bundle, who tOO:ay sported a brand apct· sfm unconsciqua today .at Costa visual probleins.
Mesa -Memorial Hospital. Nurses at the hospital said Carter new beard, 1s being held in Orange The vlctim hung oiito his motorcycle was still unconscious at noon, 12 hours '
County jaU in lieu of $37,500 bail. as ;t was slammed 102 1ttl like a after the ' accident, but· that he had
The member of lhe Heaaiana Motorcy· baltefing: ram in 1ronr of Qi• •C'!I', then· . l>egun.to'reaponcl sligblly.
cte Club ii aceu&ed ol being the leader f~U ·off wbeb' 1t stopped, ,fracturing bis·
I of •• lo IO Hessians who sli:uO. ' _ .. · ~-~ .,:._ o • gang u po 1 t c e· Officel" GeOrge"'WiMDn aaid ~ged what WU described u 1 "gang mbtorist Rlchard La Matre;J.~, · '1' 2910
ven1eance" .raid on the Costa MeSa s .. Lowell St.,'San:ta· Ana_,1told,of'1Rlddenly
home of a former betting . champion. seeing the motorcycle1~1on'karbor
NIXON'S MARGIN
NOW .316,704 Police said Robert L. Glazier, 30, of BOulevard at Fair t>rive, With tta:· lights
2224 Placentia Ave., was whipped with ouL 1
1'.''"' WASHING'fON' (UPI) -Tht latest
Cycle chains, beaten and shot In the vote \oiall in the presidential election
hand as he tried to protect himself • ~Jc ('f~r~ sbo\l'_ljicba'td Iii· Nixon leac\lni HQ"'J'I
s • ff, H\lll)phrey ,by a popular vole of "= .':i~~luler had earlier been NEWYorui (AP)-1he ~market 3r,t34,7ro. 1:,~.=;a Qf o( lt!,70I.
involved In a fr a c 11 wllli lllOlher sln!af~ • •of ~ mid ~ Ji~~~ =r: :!'3'2hlm '4!
·nemblr, of the ~ ci!lh and. lbe 1 • giln ""' · ~ late ·tlits al, Alabima Wbere';Ge\lrp Wallace waa !he ~.,ass 1ttd .a ~~-oot .u ·., ::!"'~ ...... ~ve.~~~· '~-~........,~ft-' ·-.
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• today fllrlher exvJtined his lheorl... ~
11ir we don't do tometbiq," he_ sa!d,
"by the t1at Century, we're liable to
have IOl'Mtblng much wbne. At' least
this ii voluntary." m::: ~lhe u:mi~p d~~
he «Ue<! something Uke lhe Orange Co\!11·
ty Coordinating Council. or a vll'i&UOn ~. ','
'1'be ultimate name. al this tlmt i.a
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nol loo lmportaol, .. be aald, eonllnulnc
on to nplaln !hat !he, rear•partince
liea ·In what the noDc.pt can. mean to
me~tan'Orll!i• County. ,.
One eumple would he central (IUl'thas-
lng ol P!>llct • and nr. dejiartmeOI
vehictts, plus mecbanlcal equipment a.id
~ps even aetttog the buyin'g at a
tiven tea.son. .
Th:ousan4' of 'd; 9 11 a r s would t b u 1
be saved, he esplained, with possibly
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Police· Jdent_if Y. ~~ull .
H<!-J"i?f:lrd Man; 21., Victim of Grisly Mur~r -
By utmm ~SEL '· •Rivenl<fe Coonty Sliedlf'• doroiclde of l9f Monte -Vbta •A .. :, alaq '.iruh
Of '"'· -""' '"" De.tail Capt. 'L.wtence lliuob d;rcloled Tony Bar.tell, It foond die NiDlllia SOD-
Inveadgatori i\ioved oat today to flnd. al.' Iha\ a car helonging'to lhe ~ ctey while r~bblt hunllng. •
and question, ,., .. .rat persons aboul lhe m: ·, pareil\I w.,, recovired last April Theorlea ....,, .lo he lhal n,vlt wu
grueaome Elsinore lll<eletqn murder t, acout LI mi)~ from tbe alayiiig s!U. taken lo !lie rtmole Ille below ~
discovered by lhrl'!' Ceola M!sana Lut Capt.,, Brool<a aaid !lie vidjnl waa Canyon Darii and encuted, at elae lb<Jt
Sunday, aft,er 'tunJli>I up now lead& In believed· to be Davis after !he · bones In !he head elsewhere liid··hlll bod1,
the· San FranclaCo '1U· were first .found , along )"ith a watch dumped into *1le lortsted alte.'· •
The victim, whoae coyote-pawed bones engraved "K.D.D.'', liid ~ lo•Ceola lllverside Coonty· ~riH'• ~
were ocaller<d In a · wooded wuh. Mesa ~ with Ille min: .. VirJil Woodwaro Ind Detecl!ve • Jq!ln
meanwhile, wu ldenUfied Thursday u Brothers Paul ZimmBM, SI, of MOO Hamilton ll'riffd home from their: Ba1 .: ~ ..
Kent D. DaVil, !~ of Hayward. Elden A v e.1, an d David Zimman14 U.. (See-SIW:Ll4 Pap J). ::. ·: .
Mesa Planners LBJ .Says U.S. Pus~ing
Saigon t~ Peace -T alkS_
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Get 'Screening'
On Car Wash •. .r .
Like~~ crOd betw• ~H t a
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. From Wire krvlCfl' · · · resented his ~ewpolnl en ihe ~' ~. :•::
WASHINGTON -· l'realdeill Jobnaon "We Wm cio :levliYU>m'r,.poUIQ. It ~·
and Ed~Md. ~i'M!I¢ J. . '.
a London alr raid, the ~ esa Pia~
qing Commission saw and heard a car
sald1 today uf J!gjf;A',lil,ilea·rJ. lloU>g bnnJ 'abnut •uljqlUve talb wllb the ~
eyecythlng poSstb'ti to 1 Pei'hiadt ~th . gov~uu~t of SoUih Vietnam ~" ;.:
wyi.""" wllh ........_ -~ll'ia:ruier~ ~ugh
nirra!ecf .Ven~ ii the'. adviBory paliel
watched cars· nooeh. epluh and roar
through a ljawajion · Gardens facility
where , !he job costa bul a penny with
a tantful of gas.
Vie-lo participate in ljle proposed " ht-enteif. , . " , ;: ;;;
.;.Dded p~ ~ '°" ·th6 • ~ u ~.had ~ ~ ,...,;-::...-: 'Coipm!Jtds~ ·l,lt-: tj,.,;~ '' . ·: , 111 .Uw ~ .JJaodlcm ttpJed: .. V ·-:;!!~
"\Ve art &iilt all ,.. can towaro that ·see how lllell things ililieJOP. ·1 ""'":~~: ~
end," ~ rn>Ueit'il a newa _,....,.,. want lo be ill!lnipl ·' thertnomeiu ~~ •. ~ .. : :!tu~~ Sli'l';o.,P= ::'&.: r!i peralure~We're ~ atlt. ~'ll·beil:;~.~;
Jn the colJferebce. -'fO'l .infcrmed.'" . · • '' ·::--:-
,He refused to comment o!'reports.thal 'IJ! ·s,tgon, mean"blle; ·~:~·::; "I am standing i.ppro:r.imately 30 feet
from the tunnel," Cavanaugh told com~
missioners via: Videotape, as they wat-
ched a Ford Falcon loom out or the
mist Inside !he Big Penny.
Saigoo might soon break its boyeo1t of ·Nguyen van Thieli wu ttpolted edcfJil ·~ ':!:· the qonference 1 • , ' :..'"\o•
The President ·also declined .to be Iowan\ ~ding !he rar1s pem Ulb, ·.:=:·
drawp Into comment-on the--mertion of pr(Wi~ Washl.nl(oo ass~~ that, no ';.::·
"The car hes ' been in' the · chute for
one minute now .•. " he' announced,
as ;autos . whizzed by the wash facility
and two concerned car wash operators
in the audience watched impassively.
Defense ~etary Clark"· Clifford this coall.tio~: 80Y~nt1 with· the, ~~ .::
week that 1f South Vietnam persist& in niSb will be tltn< upon him. , ~·
balking tht Unu.d Stites would "go .It Alpartoftbeprleefor.~hls ;:
albne" with tall! with the North' Viet· boycottoflhetllk&Thieutsi!Ooreport<il .;;
na~ said hi.s remarks today rep-to De seeking other unsPecifieci ~ !:
from President Johnson. I , .~::* The occasion was Tuesday's meeting,
where Mesa Car Wash operator JORPh
Iran! soup! a corull«onal uae permil
to add two aasoline pumps to his opera-
tion. .
The addlUon of two pumps at the
176 E. 17th Sf. faclllly is needed so
be .can stay ln busineai, Irani said,
since increased mechanizaUon and credit
card gas purcllases ha ve affected the
business.
East Costa Mesa
City Park W ~rk
Set in Two Weeks
cavanaugh's videotape of the Big Pen-A brand•new city park to set've the
ny operation in Hawaiian Gardens, , an east side of Costa Mesa -f67',995 Cliarles
ouUying J,ong .Beach suburb, was taken Heller Park -will get wlder co~c;tton
in reference to a ,conditional use permit within' the nert two-weeb, With com-
for a new car wash with fotir pumps. pletion set in some 80 days. 1
John Pearcy, 0(2007 Commodore Road, Signing arid return of .• contact by
Newport Bea~. ..,ai;its to , install the the low· bidder, JohnSon's ~aplng
faclllty at 628 W. 18th St., on a com· Inc., of'ISIO ,Newport D)vd., 'is apecl<d
merelal lot. , lo signal !he beglnnli1g of the !fr<>Ject.
Pt4rcy's attorney, represenilng the ap-The park is named for the; late 01.arles
plicant, won a two-week continuance of Heller, who served u Colt.a, Mesa's
.th.e hear&!g later in the meeting llO first street superintend~ ne· d1ed
he c a n marshal Additional facts about several years ago. • ·
tl)e car wash business for pl~Mers. Playground equlpriient, landsc.8piqg,
Irani, however, argued in behalf ot plus barbecue and picnic areas V{lll be
his two pumps, saying he wilt loe~_l,500 feature. of the park, located on 18th
monthly on an already declining ess Street at Orange , Avenue-on the city's
without them. · border with Newport Beacb ...
He also noted a higher: speed limit 1be .Uiree-acr~. ~k 'site. was given
on 1 boulevard· ·past the Hiwalian to the city by the Cost8 Mesa County Ga~ens uampJe lhowlf by cavai;iaugh 1 Water District in return for 10 years
distorts the picture of wbt1it bis 1:ast of. free rent· for CMCWD of rices in, the
(See CAR ll'ASJI,. PqeZ) ' new Civic cenier .l>ulldJni. · ~.,.
Wblle the Uollilcl Slalea Is l&>orah\!' ::
dl<OOMd lo meet, Thieu's wlahea, dlpl.. :'.
malic. ~ cautioned that there al'.8 :-:
other_, ~pll"llionl whlcb could alow ~
any llllll .etll!MenL .. · •
lleltable. olfldal• Jn ' 8algoo feel the break-if Jt comes-may take as · mucP.
as two mOre weeks ancl Pill _be coupled :;
with cbaoges witliin ~ South Vlebwn·
0$0 CaQlnet. ·
It wu reported by authoritative ~c
es-and olltcially ·denied-that Prem» ·:
Tran Vin HUODJ bad' submttted hir reto-
lgnallotJ lo Thieu. ·. .' '
Huong's resignition was ·•Ubmitted• IS
a """It of differ~cea arisiDg partly from the stalemated· peace lalb, the
sources said. U wu part of an ovtrall
Cabfnef crisis wlilcb <00ld ·result In
H\iong's" return to office as bead of ·a
stronger gnvernmenl or his deparlun
liom 'lllieu's rqlme.
Oraage
Weadler . I
Welcome I!> lllllUlY Calllarnla.
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·Motel ~Ianned {)Ct Oppose~· Hard Line
i · For Rezon~ Ar~ . .,~~.Fb~ 'll!uraday,· • .._. bas bee. Corlaln'feo4·
Drania . ' '
ActuaUT, \bis i& cioly a niiraae and 'It'• due lo Clear l'P Baturday •lib
coastal tempefatutt:I at a cool 15
and only a 1~'p,ereen1 cbanct of
rain. •
~SWE TODAY
"Wh.,.a ~ Or..-«n1gt Coas t , l
A major motol and reolaunnl project · . . .,..,.."!"' '"!'? '!"' , back lhal the Irvine division bu -
on land no1 Je1 ._ed ID c.ta 111-' ~ UC !rrjne,\&caclemic Senate ·is• ,,.... provocative lhal\ ·~ to ;j>. _,_ ............ ... _,,,~ • .P~ a Jl21.rd •• ·uin 111 l!'all." .JJ<,sald Ibis admonillGn bu I _jump ..... -·,..... ... ten-" a,lonla' iuoliotfoci to 'Ille elfecL!hal· Cime fNm l!"I•••• of olher,UC ........
_ .... l!f,:. • ..,..,,7 ,,,_ fllliat -im ~ jliiiductJOnl .... ' -c~ i ~ commilleo
rnlaiM '"--™"*-... !:• farm to _,,wcl.'ilWar'dl of~ -• "". • 'Ille omn...,.llf!e """° 5 -ild<nd ,'Jlie,_io._a __ llmoa-• Wltt>-lhal In mind, !he SO or ao fio1a11
Dec. 'I• aa _.,,,lo 6o dly, -.,,_~a ........ ""1lt 'rWlinl ID -,...,, deililed to -
aftnmllon-<>implelo •-*· pro-.. .._ ID iiid Pwnlher. )ll4ltlge 1-of their appeal !hat !he roc"1ll ~lded the cl\Y councll approv• 11. Clea•• to 1"ach al 00 &rbley, • n•oMloo be wtlhdriwo.
· llodew01 lnnl Inc.,, II ~ !he Adloll '1'buredl1 by the UCL factilt) EoCl!lh pro!esaor Bober! ""'"'omory
property lrom devtlop<r Jock Tb«ler, In iatln/l lh• rfl.~_lo 'l!l!l!d!•l! their ~ JI would be ~ gentlemanly
who ~ completed a 107~-apart. NIOllllim oo drama Pinlfef.i! a ~ ~ -itiliotltute !he 't!Ol"d ''roQueits" 'iOr
inen1. comp1e> .... adJ•eent p1ect of sllina 1ati.n by'• taniJ1S tacullY 11111 -...i.. • 7 land month. · llul Deorll of PbJlfcai S c I e a c .,
' Euct JocaUon of the mot.I-:Theo, the UCI Academic s.,,.to ul<ed -ck Reines lhougbt "JtQ!le#' Nit
idle will be al the aoulhweal -tbe ......,U to 'lrilbdra" .a iaolutloa · •lroo& Ol100l(lh and lll(lesled .. ,.,..., ..
ofRedHIDA-andP-ltoad, Ifoi•lac ... ••Inn-lo..,...,._ lhe"""1fJNllracoop.d. • '
altaoled ta owvo -..........un, poo;aaco oa ta• I .flll' qaarlet. ~ l'Wwlw at Dflma Jtobef
0ranp ~ Alrporl. • -1e ~ -.. ron1 ~-· 'Cohen Aid 1n Iha pu1 the vama depart· ~) ~ u . . --
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lounge cJqimJ ill .... ., Mi•_.. ~-----..l
terTUpt<d fram 5 p.m. o., It '
mt1an.t th•· btat aot• bfto-lUer-.Uu. Out 'n' Abouttr dlscribft
1ho !norical ,.,.. 'mo.· lodav Iii
WEE1'iNDIR. . . . ... . ·~ ....... .. ~ ,,
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J -!WlV PILOT •
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--, Fftdal, -btr 15, 1968 I I
ica S'ft~~er~ ~iP.ar~ty ~~.es
f . .-' ' --~ l .. ....t
;Johnson
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Optimuts Donor Outstanding Y outlas
DAILY PILOT Stiff PMl1
. Observance o! "Youth Appre<i.afion Week". by
I"°" ~ llf""8. Oplimi• Club l!a• 1>~.l!<Joor1 lo
· these yOUIJCflers, •!'lected .., oot.tiindini: contri·
buioo,s to 1be!r :eape<five ldlools, or orgau!zations.
'.'I From left 81'8 Tracy Koebler, 13, Boys Club; Steve
Bh1sdel, 12, Boy Scout Troop 107; Carol Cappello,
IS, Girls Clµb;-D•s Hall, 17,. CDsta..)l~sa High;
Bill Lu pis, 15, Future Fanµers; Tom Swiss; . 17,
Estancia !Ilgb. ' ·'
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l tatholics:,Using ~·,._·u.S. Divebombers BlasJ f Birth Control ,10 . .. . I Wo~'t Be :Bann~a _2 Enemy ·camps ··in DJ!Z
I WASHlllGTON (~'!'be 1>ailan's Calbolic biobopo · ....,.helm-' SAIGON (UPI) -U. s. Air Force
, lng)y Friday that ed COlljllel ""' 'dlvebombers and allied artillery today
I p-acilce contraceptioftiWlll not be tQmed blasted two North Vietnamese camps
away from the clnach. (See earlier. story, · In Vietnam's demilitarized zone (DMZ}.
Page 6) killlng 34 ComiDuni"1s and triggering
1be NaUonal Confertnee Of Catholic U eqlosions in guerrilla fuel and am-
1 Biabeps, wlndlng up Ila week·long debate, munlUon stockpiles.
backed the validity of Pope Paul Vi's · Unofilclally, ·the new Communist mp-
ploslons, they said, came CroDl direct
hits on R e d ammunition stockpiles
threatening Gio Linh.
From Page l
WILSON ...
::tr'!:. uP ~ .. "' -ml= ~:=:..i:-:: ... ~·i: ~'·~=.r--~ :19. , . • ,.-llltloo..il*io(a_..il•ma· NA.lo bold lhelr llOlb an-
J..._ ·~ N•·~·1 :t•'--">-1'""""' ..-.... Jolull6a ··•• "We nlY au.a Ill Ille United Slates .._.... • . .,,.,.,., ;,_, ...._ -·~' . ....,....... _.., M>i WU a 'mltlef Johnson
inado 'II !bi le HOI# '"" ondaf ; " ~· dlocUlt that ,pn<;belf. We '"14' ap1a1!1W. Iba\ W1lllld tie ~ out
In ,which Nlxaa Baldo •; ~, hlvln& an ~erl: --tl!e by N~r admlnlltralloo Ud required
"I gave wurlllC< In each laatanct •• l'llle,.MIJ!llbY la pl~l'!nl -.[i!141"J*"11J -~)!'1\t ~II.--o·.j ''
to tbe _.w, 91 state, Ind ol ~--!!!~a!ed~~ ded&iW ,to be ~'' Jilliiliili;.~ wO!iomea1 Murphy,
to tbe Prelldent that. Ibey could 1pealt , lOnfe.n "°B· . f~~ ~-~·11! pem-
not just tor his adminiJlroUnn but ror bf.o ilila ,:.ti1i tni.::~.;ot. ·~tnt•~.cyeali,~·~ Aid he would
the nail"1, Ina that meant for the nexi ' d~ And by • •~-al ~'.i: , .'"'-'!~ fJl ,w • I 'Ai><>Ut di™ days
adr.WllitraUon. u well." ~ 1 :-Orie in•tter Orr.~~ w--~" :a· ve at:'J)ffiee b'l the State
L JYhen asked ' wheiher ·11e· and NlxQI\ ~la~• 1'lllt . '{J® !mlJl.,,-:oenai.n...; ', , ' '.""-
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l!nexplaineif "£11~~-r ~ . < _.; . {.'. •.
Copter M~~f~af~·~~g
A Loi Angeles Airways helicopter on·
the utne route where two others have·
plunged to earth m a d e an emergency
landing at Compton Airport Wednesday
with 22 persm& and a crew of three
aboard.
Robert Hubley, vice president of the
rum, Aid it was purely a precautionary
measure, one which the company follows
at any algn of Jn.flight trouble.
Cause of whatever signalled an
emergency for the pilot was not im-
mediately determined.
Newport Arson
Suspect Arrested
' In Birthday Bust
It "W'U a real birthday bust, but one
partictpanl ·""'ed out to be a party•
poaper. '
COota Mexa De!eclive Frank Upham
-called out on Illa blrlhday Nav. 9
· to investigate an aracn cue -arreated a'"-' Wednel4ay.
,James, W. Dunn, of 3919 lUver Ave ..
Newport Btaeh, wu celebrating Illa 30th
birthday-whet Upham llld COiia Mesa
Fire · Department • Capt. ' R o b e r I
Beauchamp dr_.i by. . . . .) '
Dqns waa 111'1'alped today· tn Harbor
D1ab1ct Judlclal-·Court on 111Sp.lcion of
a penal code secllon concem1ng the burn·
ing of .. lndulllrtal l!ulldlnf,
Dunn, whole ball la aet al 15,000,
fs accuaed of torching the Rlea Camera
CO., II!'/ lndilltrfal Way, last Salurday,
caualbf ~b6dt'IS,OOll" clainO)e.''
PoUce aaid Dunn la: a former employe
ol lhe f~"•j>o°Yl'ell@flf. qv~ bfoblema billoeen''llilnielt and W 'c'alllhl com·
pany owner.
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CAR WASH ...
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· Tbe 22 -ors """'" tr1DS1eri'td· Jock DUplel, 41; d, -· <lavfll Circle, to another LAA cbepper Ind made· !ho Ihm~ lleol:b, Io.it ·k' rotor blade
tun lo 'Loa An&elea lnternaUnnal Aiioort and .lllj>llopped dawn'lnto·a P.aramount uDeventtuni • ' · · ~ dalry yard. • ' -
Ap announcement by the Federal Avia· That crub wu the worst civilian
tion Agency supported the LA A helicopter disaster in U.S. aviation
spokesman's comment about .the history and findinp by a NaUonal
emergency landing after leaving the Transporlation Safety Board hearing into
Anaheim heliport at Disneyland. its likely cause are soon to be announced.
Two of the big Sil:orsky S61L pusenger Tben In July, a craft pilo)ed by Capt
helicopters cfasbed to earth and burned Kenneth Wwoner, 33, of 3131 Pierce
in the'same ge.ograpbicaJ, ~a ~sum· Ave., Costa" Mesi, wobbled i!own into
mer, kill1ng a total of tf, pel'JOlll. a Compton scboOl yard and ezploded
, In May, a chopper piloted by Capt. lnlo a funeral pyre far .all aboard .
1Pioneer€-ounty Ne~sman ..
'Sky;' Durila_e Dies at 56
Ploqeer Calilomla ind orange County
newspaperman John "Sky': Dunlap col·
lapsed and died In Illa Santa Ana home
early todiy. He WU 56 •..
Mr. Dunlap in recent years had estab-
lished Pacific Clipping Service operated
oot of bl!: fa m 11 y home ~at 1902
Louise St.., Santa. Ahii. He is SW'ViVed
by Illa Wife and partner Ill the' ventuie, Velma. • · ··: -·
· A newspapennan mosi of hi.s adult
lile, Mr. Dunlap broke lnlo the b111tness
on the Loi Ang<lea Record and later
worked with the Santa Ana Reglater.
the old Santa Ana Globe, a weekly news-
paper. He publlsbed it for three years.
In the early 1960s, Mr. Dunlap estab-
lished the Orange County Chapter of Sig-
ma Delta ·Chi, national professional
journalistic &ociety. He. became the cbap-
... ter's flrsf president and wu active in
' SDX and Oninge County Pre,,a Club
work until his death.
The Orange County Coroner's Office
reported thaf no cause of death has yet
been detennlned.
SKULL .••
He'Jolned the-old United .J>re8s, no w
United Pl'ess Internat!Qnal, In 11135 an d
worked up .and dOwn the entire state.
For five yean, he was UP'a Sacramen-
to poll\l,'41 wrttet. H, olso )leaded the UP. ma lnvesllgaUon today, armed with
BtgeaU ill' ~· f~Jevi!fal Ye..,s. much informaUon. 1 • An,J>aanr .Cf14'1ate of s .. ta • .\114 COi, "They_ do have ' number ol people
leje l.Q.d fbe.VnlVei'slty of~ calf· to contact 'noW, ~!ed' Mi what they
fornla, 'Mt'! bllhla\f.)llfa~ ~ed. as · ·, leiiriie<f 1!P' th¢ft,'" lftJd Capt. ·Brooks,
a wire editor for\flt·LOS Anteles Times. but he iteclined to ·etabcirate.
He setved h I a Alma Mater, Sanp. Ana "ntere. art .· certain . things we just
College for 10 years., first as direCtor or can't ·re.1ease now, but we hope to.have
public informalkm and_ later as special ~ore . Information by tbit attefnoon.''
assistant to the president. He reslltJ,led he sa.ld'ln a telephone interview.
the SAC poet in 1963 to establish Pacific Besplte his reluctance to offer a moUve
Clipping Service~ . . or possible situation in which ywng 17th Street shop would bt like. Mr. Dunlap for a tune tried his hand Davi.! met violent death, the c~ has
"l agree it's a horrible eitampte,'' In publlsh'ing when ln 1941 ~e e~b~ the earma.i::kB of narcoucs involvement
he said ·of ... the videotaped cat ·wash, in many ways. · ' .
"b u t the speed limit is t fl e linportant Capt. Brooks said Davis had no
lactor '.and you -I• are lnfiuenced West German Party parti,µlar track> and _was llllemployed
e .. at tHe . time of his, ~ealb, estimated firm. b'y what you see up there.~·· ' · · to have· been ·in the early days of las!
County-wide planning could ,i.iso be Commissioners H. J, "Jimmie''. Woad Selects Candi<late April. f. ban on artfllclal birth control but left ply camps w... the 11th Ind 12th viol~·
room for married couples to break the tidm of a Hanoi agreement that it would
ban if their conacie.nce requires. not. "abuae" the tone if the United
safeguarded llnce an Oran1e , county and_ Jack Hammett voted Jn behalf of The Zimmann brothers, who brought
Chapter, American lrultitute of Planners, lranl, however, whlle Don Hout and BONN (UPI) -'the Christi an Davis' gnawed U:ull -blobs of desic-
The paatoral let!er uld mmled States would stop the bombing of North
. couples who practice cootnceptlon will Vietnam. The United States warned the
not be e1cluded from communlon and violations could undennine peace efforts
other church sacraments. in Paris.
The bishops aald, "With putoral ln the French capital, North Vie~
ia DO'llJ f«ming and might watch over Charles A. Beck voted ••alnst his plea, Democratic Party today chose Defense-cated brain tissue sUll inside -to Costa
the crucial d~~ ahead. . -Minlster Gerhard Schroeder· as Its can-Mesa, said they also found a receipt
, 10llcttude we \D"(e those who have name.se offfclals denied lthelr troops had "At it stands now, when new ideas whichgoesnexttotbecltycouncil. didatef6rpresldentofWestGe'many. -in a tattered pants pocket dated March
are developed, each planner mUSt bring Commiuion Cbalnnan Natt Reade, a The party's nominatin& commission Z1 of Uli5 year.
them to the city council and Uien may service station 'operator, abstained from chose the 58-year-old SChtoeder over Delivering the grisly find to Costa
or may not ever be given consideration," voting on, the maUer, wbich .ifeni uys Richard Fr8lherr Von Weh:.aecker, presi-Mesa police Monday noon. the youthl
. ftl80l'ted to artificial contraception never violated the sU-miJe.wide zone separating '?. to 1 o s e heart but to cootinue to take Nil!?,~ ~ VJ~tpan} · _ ~ full advantqe of the . ~ Wticb Amerltan· .headqoir!ers said today's ~ comes fram.;the ~ ~ l'«lance ' "'8 tbe "l>ea\lbisl·'~ bombardment ~ and the gtacej"lie·allag,· and pfitct tn of .tbe1zone by allied.force. Since Presi-
Wil!on said. ,. dent of ·the West German Evangelical were whisked back to the Elsinore sber-
Special equipment needs -from road does not compete with Pl stations -(Protestant) Church Council, by a 65-ZO JU's station, at which time ~ homicide
graders to almost anything else ·-could.1 _o_nrv"::y:olb~er:c:•:• :":ao:h'";· :·'::;;;;;;;;;m~a~r~gln~,~a~spo~k~es~m~an~s~ald.~;;;;;.,~ln~vea~Ug~a·tio~n~gio~( un~der~· ~W~ay~·~· ;;;::~ be held in a central pool by the. county
agency envi.sloned, available . on a .. ' -"
request-and-raerve basis. ' -, ·
·~ the Eucharist (communliln). 'deQ\ )QllnsOn hel\itl:.tlle nortbecn bom·
· "May we all be mindful of the ln· bmg Nov. 1. For thi .third successive ·t vltaUon of Juus: 'The man 'Who comes day, lhe..a.llies fired.into the DMZ without
i to me I will never turn away.' " . first being fired upon by the Communists.
f W b 111 reafflrming the birth control Again it was a U. S. army spotter
ban u the comcl principle of the pilot who sighted the guerrilla camp:1, in the southern half of the DMZ three
I cburtb, the blJhopa recopi!ed, "Married miles north of the South Vietnamese
"The cost to you would be .minimal
and the saving could really be 8CtnethJng
to tell your citizens," said Wllaon, who
is a slate director of the Lelgue ()f couples factd with confiicting duties are hillock o u t p o s t at Gio Linh. He im-::".,,..~ Ill agoniztng crlses_ of con-mediately called In Fl Phantom fighter-au ...
bombera and IMmm artlllery'lllrtkea.
i Firing back, the North Vietnamese
h 11 aae of th e dlvebomblng Phantoms.
U. s. spokesmen aald Its Jl!lola were
not hurt and flew !alely back lo lhetr DA llV PllOT
Items such as water reclamation,
sanitary Jand·fill operations, underground
uilllty projects, aerial pbetograpl\)> needs
and computer operations were also meri-
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blse. There was no Communist fire
reported lnl<> Glo ·Lb>h or any of tbe
Other nearby allied border outpoat.s.
Wilson also revealed Thursday that
hls concept could replace the unwieldy
Southern California Association o f Go;:ents (SCAG) ts the \'(Nee of
Or Coonty in state and fiderally
.fund projects.
Military spokeamen aald pUota spOtJed
the 34 Communlll bodl., around the
two supply camp11 follcwlllg tbe allied
bomb'"1menl. The U secondary ex-"It Ls my belief that SCAG . cannot
do tbe job," he said, "it b ref1Jy the
cart before the hone and I thiiik It
r--Is time we 1et the borae ln front where • Mesa Chamber It belonp.,. -~ ' ~-
He aakf Los Angeles city and county
officials dominate SCAG at the expense Member Dn.Ve of Orange County, simply because the
· lar1er p()wer group is tntereated in Its
• · · · own problems and soluUons.
Ovn--.. ff~}{ WJIJon also suuested that such an ~ a •W8 Y 'agency as he Is proposing could help
. . Jn atte .fflecUon and development of
~ <4ncerled jlrl_ve by the Costa Mesa a rapid transit system for the COllllty.
Chamber of Commerce to boost its "May I make i\ clear that l Ill\ ~ lo 1,IOil bu· ecllpoed th• not nqUOotlng, nor do I want ttglonal
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byElqene~. conclulfon.
Bqerui, P«Sfdenl of B a 1 t 1 "If you do not act on lhl• or ibnflar
Mortuarla, 11 chairman of the chamber'• Jll'OPONJI," tie •dded, laying cfoitm the
Official Greeters' committee. altematlves, 1110tneo11e else will."
The ambfilouJ dtlvt .ta ,an lntqral '"i.fttroppli1a.n ~-with
J>lrl ol publlclilaa next Jtlr ol the • metzopoltlan Ideas requln mebopolltan
Olamber ol Commorce Yellow ¥ ._.e," he emphaslaed , ''n<ll
Clua!lled Telephdoe DtreCtory. , ·melropolllon covermnent." ·
. Ciz<ulated amona 111,GOO Harbor Ana 11te o n I y repruentaUve lo mlla reolcfenl!i betfDnlnl nal l]lrlne, Iba Wlllon't '_., wu Fountain Valley
Yellow !look wlll Include Ollly m<rdwlls City Councilman Jolin lfuplr, who bad
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1*')', It wJ.ll Ilk• about \hr~ years to complete -•• • I 11>' ~·Y com¥ iJI.. . , . • . , -.Arid lt ·should be ·a steady.flow. for the coat of me
Reac;h Year a ts ~ver~body' s business. Everybody, after
al~ will take the prolli. · t~· ·.
·~ . Clo8hig the Border .
Few probltms are more ~em.in& to parents todJ,Y
than traffl~ in; drui' and nar<O!ln. ,..,
It seemrtaobe all around -pol, pills and LSD . . . Only a few montha ago, such worri es would have
drawn chuckles from sophisticates.· ijut. the t8ughter has
· plad!! way for de~ worry¥' .
\ Marijuana use ~isn't tbe jok.e it once was.' There is
evidence· that itj s_,,tbe begllining of the transformation
.of \rtglil. promising YOllllg peopl~ into what Newport
Bea" City Councilman Howard Rogers thi s week call·
ed "derelicts." He spoke of teenagers he knows person·
all}'. '
. Whlir• does the stuff ~· from?
Most 'tit fr~·~·ig~/ auttiof,i,ties ag'ree.
l1•wpo;;t =cilmeii: ·~ Rogers' urging, agreed lo
seek. congressional btalinu that could lead to closure
of the border lo undiaperoi>ed teenagers.
. Th.lg lbould stem some of -the traffic in drugs and
narcollics. It would not )lal\ smuggjing of illicit dfllis by
adultl!i, but it could at least slow the amount of danger
available ao readily to youth .
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"A JOURNEY OF ,,500 MILES Bf61flS WliH A SIN6·L~ S1Ef'-· (L.-••• S•;.,.., :r.;.~~·,.)
~·~~,N~thi~g t~ Do? "Fo.rtune' llnfair,.He Safis . . . \.'Deaf .... .... ..
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La·nd of' the J o~hn Birchers? 1 !.\1!f . ' ---~ .. ,
That's '.Something· ~·Gus: \ ..
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ol(esl. We cloll'I' i..e liloo .. our hudi
)t ·~ .« ,lmeel • hlia. because
t la ..,, --..... thlnp, ... ~' '""" do thlnp -the lime .. ifli;( But what do ,.. do wben there'•
>Othlag Ii> do?
Well, that ~ upon-how "e choolt
.o fUI an empty. apace al 1Ume~ Perhlps
~e tey U. do those thinp which ~ never
h.ave· time to do-ltt drunk, hlvie an
&flalr. fu; up the bauat, '° lo IChool, CQ:{tact old friends, have a party, make
love, work for a worthy charity, etc. ' .. .
~ OR M.&. YBE we dwell upon and Worr/
.tb:Qut the things we have missed-our
~¥ ecled childhood, that lolt business
.. CJrtwlil , the land we didn't buy, an
1 •pquirJ' love, our unfulfilled potential,
!le.
Of course, we can alwa)'I do more ol ' .
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' · ''!'he Estancia High football team
deserves an •""'"'-~ front their Your editorial , "Negativism at N':ldir,"
1"""6J'· (Nov. Ii ) draws heavily Upon the. rec, ent school's ~ Club whose derid-tbe wne _ work harder, clean house lne <;0mmen1".after last Saturday's Fort~.a~cle about.prtpge'CQunty,
better, st'udy more diligenUy, mw· IOfi:S_ Were an abjeCt inmlt. 1be The prestigious· Fortune may Syri\boUu
more money, accomplish more, influ~ , only ARZ;ots that . ""me of · th.,. nirvana in the pre55 room, but l! hardly ~-· ,,..,, the ultimate In factua1 r e f e r e n c e more people. ,; p@Ople rme are ~\hase that they matc.1al. .
Utility. That's tl'le keynote. ~. 'diagUiM In their'"ganle collet. Having worked an assignment ·with
Make -make -make. Accomplish -" --D. S. S. them, I can say the pay was good
acComplish -accamplish. Don't ever ,. ... ,_ nfltdl ,.....,. •• ...,. ..,, -plus prorqpt -. but .after seeing how
atop. ~DC tteates a vaouum. Wt ~ "'-., ,.,. ..,..,. •. s.-they can rurrange faet.s and jgnore subjects in our colle-s,· "Why should,
To the Editor: such u war or povertY,, have created
a crimlnally distorted . picture o( con-
ditiona _onl('st:ate~ cam~. uc· Iryine·
hu •never J>ad' •r viol!nt ~moasVation
• -bot, thapka to you . the P'obl«nl
generated by !lllderfinaneinc an d
overcrowding can i:euse !llll'est l.n the
future. ·, .
DR. DANIE!L L. RADER.
' . ftt!ptllifr P•t'.lc. Plau
mifh!. be sucked into 'it. "T':. ,..,,,...,.. • ~ •-. o • ., ,,__. ·accurate data that might damage their we suppoit these. oo.n:?"
pre.eoo'.ceived oot.ions, we hardly need . To the ~tor:
Activity ·ii: pri7.ed. Inactivity , is de-to be. not.ht . .it ha.s to ...... ~ letel hang our beads in shame if Forttlne And, too, &peaking .or Or~~ ~. As a tupayet: i!I. the clty of C.M., 1
• IPiNd-Ia at tbal.Juy, good-f~ 'frM• tr .nit 'thintr • ~. p y finds flaws in Oran1e County College , because I live in t 111 city, wou1d hb to know if thert are plans for
, -~ or blppie. ~ i..m. .... 1 -~ SOIT!! .• •: ......... ·~ r 1 .• , , _ ., ... 1-T • ~ · . take a look at some of. the teachers .... '* . 11 ..... Ba l.to... Hornta of ~ ti!Ween-;.ettm;· µp ,and going -lo beit SQME,EXAMPLES ARE: (1) vi~wir;g, ·.~. '• DlO 'T re~·' ihe--~di·' • Wre.-.'1M.dd wi"'1U!1Jiitr 'fhls"'tj~"-""~-1" .. ~ 1:\1.,..,., ,-, area
tiould .Ill ftll~-.Uh ~while '1ctiv· I a sanae( lbr ·the .aunset'1•5*efl,11itboutl I ~'"1i~1.!e•""'lfl pl~ taYenartiw1'; of penon? Should we send !chiJ<\ren l.)\!,esa ~~\,i ~~:~(If Adams ~. But· 'i then!'s time ~eft ovef <tame-;1 adding,-fflything' ·to tt, (t),...lyh'l'j~· on a a t!Jephoto lens lor-th• ' ur -to th.is school wtth the \hou , in nilnd· Ave~tl ~.:. ' ~. ~. 1 ~ either \lie it or blot it out. gr~y knoU, just being part ol.''the ter-of foreshortenln ~-~ ufe = that w~n he enters the c awoom to There are almOlt 1:6oo: homes on 1:hls
ra11t, 13>, glldl~g a~ the Wa~ while Birch Society si:rui This is t.he.~hnimie greet _him Is _an Ull!haven , long·haired si<ie o[ Adams -~cl~ one. place where '111E FACT IS that Ume iJ the least someone else i.s mt'lding the tiller, (4) sed tO · . '4"h teacher who ts supposed .to have .the thechildrencanP.Ti.yfOotballetc.,e.tcept
qpenslve but most valuable commodity being with 'someone In a silent bond of u J>rl . ~omp~t 8 t pictur~·. -·•U£ knowledge to teach the child ,· yet ht in the middle Of ~ strttt.
any of us have. And IF.\fortunately, we ~ni~nshlp, .<~l, findi~g the fun . in u ng:ing l.'-8 an .moun am r~nae ii, li~i:ng l.n another world ~ too lazY There ve ~. parka -large
nally can't control it, try as we may. le~~re-tune a~hvd1es without ~orking up c~ behirid a foreg~ound ~ubJect. to gtv~ a. decent appearance alKI set ones at that -on &he nOrtb side of
About the most we can do is flt our-at 1t, (5) goofm.gi)ff with the children, Makes It ldrt~. llke theres no.thing but an eiampJe for our 'future lead.eta:. Adams as fu tht! ratfi1 .0( ho es and e
selves into It, in some way. 'nit method from their frame of reference· not' yours. American OP1ruon book stores 1n Orange Al 1 ~ kl ' , id' th ··er uie 1 • ll'!tha t!. we select ic up to ua. Mo& time Is pro-The literal meani~g of "reCreation" · County? Then we have the litUe kids . 80• · OU like to ask whats ~ wou . • . et ote! .e to k"°"". t P ""' • • . · . , .~. i.s • . , with the heads of Orange coast College? the city council hat-for our area. grammtd because of our respon11b11ltiea, re-creation. Creating again. rt •· UJt: kind with tome trash around them . Oh well Do 't the f · 1 u\ hould h · · . Goodties!I: kno . In "1""' obligations; vocation.or profesilion, home· ... of creation Which depends upon doing -an in a day'• work. n Y et ey . s , • av~ ,so111e . . . wt, we at& pay g _......,
life, etc. ~ut some of it ii ft:ee .. And it i1 nothing, 1Q as ~ allow the undiscovered, Before apo19,ing Orange County ·voters ~y SQ., outside of the Mo!"y thty make, ~nough lb.es here and we~ tt ii hla:b
the free time wtuch-gt?erlll fits . What1 untapped potentiaJ ln yoo to come forth. and ciUzen&, you must take 'into con· like ~,000 a Y~· . ..._ time we rece,Jved a1 least ont; park for
do you do when there's·. nothing to do? · Who can recreate? Onty those who can . akleration (and you do to some degree ) Lets clean up our college. We have eur . chUdren to pl~ ~fely m without
The on1y sensible amwer is, "Nothing." toler•te the amti:igulty of M unstructured ijlat it'• a great place to live _ lots ~t had any demonstraUons, but ·this haVlng lo 'brave' cr0SS1ng the eztremely
Tty it sometime and see ~ your pro-period of time, who can relaI, who can of wi>nderful people.-leading the nation will come, 1 am sure . busy Adams Boulevard to ,et to Balaer.te
trammed system rebels. Set ii you ~an Jet thtnp· happen, who can let go, who. in many poJlitive ways. JAMES P. Jo]W.s Park . spend one hour or day or week do1nc.. can be with ttwn~lves, and who can B. FAIRCLOUGH
absolutely nothing of a utili\arian nature. feel the jo{ which is intriruiic in both COULD rr POSSIBL v be that these
Nothing of value. Nothing worthwhile. work and pay. kook s you .harangue wi).h predict.ability llnrest Guar•11teecl
Nothing. Nothing, to yOl.,I, may be dUfer-Watch childr~n: Tti~y know how. about theii' legal rlgbt ~ say no, ~e
ent than oothin& tn me. But for noi:hln&: They'd be b.apov.,_to sbolf you. 80 advanced in Uili age of collective The the Editor : · ~·-Bc1 Alone
To \he··Edlf.or.j . -i medioorhy', that . you fall to recognize Thrff: ~in krou pi of voters are pro-
leader:5hlp when.you SH IN ··~.. • . bably responsible for lbe delta' of
Afkr all , knocklng 0raJ)ge County ' is Proposition 3 (}>opd ·tor Co Pl e I! ;Ind University ,constrtictfor\): L ·Those who a nali.opal putime, yeti.people continue always Teject. bon~S; z. ·Those whb to come here · In droves. Why not fun be!' 1 .L -·· city .where f'ortune mq:azine Jjves1 and 1eve co legea . can o~rate .: whoout , money ; and 3. Those w~ ·.wabt.eil to
Most 'Bad' Kids Go Straight
Your recent remark oC\ the Upper
.NeY{pol"t Ba)"•sbould bt b~ out now.
'(oo J.8.itf • rplan lhwld. Pt made th&l
giye'.s1 lht : pUblic' '' gqod share of the bay·•s µsea. You also said lhat Jn any
case:, th& ba)I Will be dneloped.
ftle11hta At l.ar1e:
:·~e ls nOt nearly ._. much re\a.
tfombip betwetn '4juvenlll, delinquent"
behavior and adult crime as moat people
think; fewer thJn 15 percent of juvenile
dtlimioenta 10 on to be adult criminal&,
and U1e . put bulk ol adult criminal•
'iave liWe in · common with juveni~ of·
'.end era.
MOit of the ferment Md turmoil in
~cation fuday spri.n&• from the fact
tliit ·the achoola art being as'ked not.
JDl,y to make up in • hurry for their
owD fail\llel but to compensate for the failures d IOdety as a whole -and
4 can ICICCely do the first job, much ... tho .,.,,,.i. ·. W&y ~ We '1upbra1d '" people when ·n · ~·them, lnatead ot
'downbraiding" them, which IOUnd1
more appropriate! . '
· Politicians, no matt.er how lmpreu.ive
:Mlr ora!«Y .. do not really persuade
people to ~e tbelr minds ; 1 polit!cia.n
ii NC<:eaful •ben he ortlcuiota the
~-(If the -" l110ft Illa•
·-bo .......... lhotr principlto --.... ~-------~ iW<fllsld princjJMel.
0 ' . • ... fl et1l1«>', why la ev"'1 ~ .. alnya ,.1vkiom:" -IND't thlft
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merelY hanging in limbo between the
two.
The "publish or perish" attitude a~
re.searchers was neaUy satirized by Ot\o
Loewi, tl)e Nobel Pr i it -wlnnJ.ril
phannacologist, w h e n he defined a
"drug " as "a substance which, if infected
into an anln'lal, produces a paper."
People who primly say, "It is I~'
or answer the phont with "This Is he/l
would hardl y, when shown a group
pholograph, eiclaim: "Oh, "'.hich 11 l!
11 thit .~?_'tll.._ as' Geoffrey Wagner Cilt· ,
tingly poinJ.\, out In his amusing new
book, "On tht.,.Wisdom of Words." ' ·
If our bodies were as lazy u l1Ur
minds, hardly anybody would bot.bet to
get. out~ of bed in tht ~ornina..
When &onleone undea., ,,., says to us,
"You 've reall y got it made ," we simply
smile quietly and wait for th•m lb
grtiw older and learn that nobody hu
It really made. · .
Alltkl wtlfl S.IUltk"
t am taking "medic1tion"; y°" are
eo "pills": be ta.km "dope."
I vote on "principles"; you vote on
"ideology": be votes on "dogmu." "'·
Spying by our side is "military 11'-"
t.tlli,rence"; apyinf by thdr side ls "•
ptonage."
When demot)Slralirs make an un-
provoked att.ack, it is a "riot"; whM
police make an Unprovol<td 1U.acll:, H
hi a "deftrllf of law and ord'r,"
An intere1tln1 e.1ample of ~Vetlfl
AMNntJe 10fic ._ the fl!Ot. • that al.net
• many pf'tletituttA nfflclally Ust tbelr Jl'Gflldoo u "model," any woman whG
• d
U8ta her profession aa model may be
suspected of being •.patt·timt ~tu.~
AND, SPEAKING tJf thi! subjecl, the
....semantics of· aez are so primly twisted
around in our culture that the phrue
"sleeping: ·wtth" actually means "not.
sleeping with." '
Our overweight child U 1 "1landular
problem," but y~ is "fat as a pig."
U a used car can be advertised as
"owner.tested," why ,can't used shoes
be .Old .., "ped~"?
W}\eD I loot at a nude film of colored
people ("il.atlve11") it ii,. of course,
· "ethoograpby"; when' I loot 1t a nude
film (If wblte J>OOple, tt 11 "pomognphy."
EDUCATIONAL euphetnlsms are tile
most absurdly amusing in modern
aemanU,:s -' SU$:h .as "under·achiever,"
"disadvantaged,"' and so on : in his book,
Ttanslations from the Englisht Robert.
Paul srrl1ut·apt1y ·retranslatn·tM jargon,
"Thi! child ,..'!\!··to. bav< de ye loped
late in lar~iai:le \.Control,,;-11 "He
falll on .hfi ~~"-m.q*""ty,"
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r----•If Geor9e
Jleor Georgt:
At on olllco perty my boll got
&..ir wllh q\e. Lo,.r ht W.ed • ..0 our to ,,oq;,.. a. 1o1 ~ =A.,._,_ lft _ hll.-
wol llurllnc blm ad lit
--., lot • ride .. "'
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to :wJlli-. -·--bo'a INiy IO!.')' oJ>il ........... 19 I ~~t dlnoW •fhil plooo? 'bo
,,.., think be'• tru1)' ""TY!__, . ~uruOUS ~ Curlool · ,
Yes, I think ht 'I tnrly PTY lbi
flrll lhret -failed ..
(Wrill lo Georp for U.O teent.fl
"""""' •hrouih' Sldtw•"' 't\lnlil,,.:-AncJ II' ,..-JIDa I~ Wi
him.)
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eve·ryone votea yes? "punish" the stud.eh~s-, faetilUea-an<C a~·
GARTH CHAf"OLER ministtaUons for I.he recenf di&turba~
• on certain campu'ses: To thl1 last ctoUP
let me det;lare: · " • , Dlatasteftd Ad
D& yOl.I r'ealiu that tqe Upper Bay
11 the only ea-b.lary in Orange County,
and the only one of significance in
SoQtheni California? The Pacif\c Flywai
is d.~~ndent upon lhe area for refuP: First: Your vote baa eealed the 4oom and food. ,
To the Editor : of long-needed claam>0m buildings. If t})e. bay must be developed, couldn't
I waa disgusted when I Ja"j lilt' ad Second : Our coUeges are now IO aa area of marsft and shoreline be
for the movie, "If Re Hollera, Let. Him overcrdwded that ~~ead)' Jijap ~ .left' .111-la, IO migratory game and
Go!" in Ole Nov . I edition of the· DAILY ~jed lncdmlnt students . in wbole&a1e , ~hlrds~ along with the marine fishes
RILOT. lots. · '· who stiD..breed there, be saved?
The td was obviously geared to UM!' Third : You are denying a public lifg}let wey .qot.lel the area above the dikt
teen-agers In spite of the garish un-ed ucaUon to your i:hiklren or remain to.lb prtsent st.ate: mt dredp
derlined , ''Positively no one under 11 grandchildren, not to the emting one de\itlop tbe area beloW it? .
admitted." Such phrases as, "Far-out percent of the studM1ts 'whose behavlqr you · want to rbllle tt or
Swinging Movie',' "Groovy Movie," has shocked you lnte liTational relCtlon. t*>Ple want lbmt of thil
"Ha,penlng" movie acenes, etc. is hardly You have denied .. • colle11 ' ~ • area Jett \\ii.
aduU pattu. The information, "unless to .thousan& now In blP -.-i ,, "-. GARY ROGER$
accompanied 'by • parent or edult," ju.n10r hi&h achDOI, ? _ }i; ir.. "' ·
means that a 12.year--0ld could go with Fourth: You havt:; betn tAe d .... ., . The 'uAlLY l'IbOT OQJ:Ce.1 that wild-
• 21 ·year--01d to ·see thls "sock·lt·t.o-me" 1everal polilicitns ahd P.ibllaben' in'\hll ljfc pr.ettrNs tl'ft ~invtv d!drabt.c.
movie th't dares to "show it like It e'lection yur who, to'flleaPe rtaJ ~ ll"f~l,,.t#Ut ftiPC. rtp14tm: Tiii
really, rt.ally Is!'' ' ' .. , OUM~ o.t.~"Wd~11.r~t>ott.1td cofJ
I'd say in adult la~ag~ "Tha.t isn't .•. .;. ,,.,. d~oe'top·it~yurit~f!ltrlction
advertlslhg for a movie i;_ it'1 advertising , : Q 1~ . ,._. tltdtss Mif"ttft-~ffc ~'·ft\ or (#~
for po,-,.Ogrip:~. dEO~I BUCCOLA • 00 ,es "· ' '•omt tm of~ OQrt!'°~t l..worl<-
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To the Editor: ,. the pursuit ot 1ucetu.i, .~.well .• la
. To bep with, 14111.nol O profeesional ·th• ochfovem1n1 of ri. . . . . .,
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BY
WILLIAM
REED
Reeds •••
Calls to Change
Voting Not New
In the Wincl
There are many more fans of
the U.S. Navy and particularl;r of •
the"'USS Kearsarge in Huntington
Beach today following a Wed·
nesday evening aboard the aircraft
carrier for directors of t b c
Chamber of Commerce.
Capt. Creighton Cook and many
of his officers and crew livt in
Huntington Beach and take th e
"Mighty Kay" out to sea from
time to time.
DAILY PILOT llilff Plllt.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -In the past
century, mon than 300 constitutional
amendmenta have been introduced in
Congreu to change the way of electlng
the ptfllident. And more will be proposed
early In the 9lst Congress.
.,Many -U not most -of the proposals
have called for direct electloo of the
president by the voters and doing away
wlb the Electoral College.
In the past, all of the proposab
have foundered on the sman state's
belief that the Electoral College gives
them an extra voice in the selection
of the presklent.
Political scientists for years have
argued such a belief is an illll!llon.
Increasingly, politicians are inclined to
agree. II was a grand opportunity for
the leaden of the bu$int11 com-
munity to meet the Navy men and
to see what their tax dollars are
bu)'.ing.
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Opening witla a Star
The Electoral College system was part
of a compromise between large and
small state. which created the federal
union. Without it, there wouldn't have
been a union.
The small slates feared that if they
went into a federal union with the large
states, they would be crushed by mere
weight The.lr concern was that the large
states would run roughshod. over the
interesta of the small statea by using
their greater voting power.
The ladies expr111ed ap-
preciation for the fine dinner m
the wardroom and some astonish-
ment that mere men could fend
for themselves so well.
All were impress~ with the
sharp young men of the ship and
lbe fine record of officers and men
in the service of their country.
For me the trip to the abip was
somewhat in the nature: o f
Kearsarge revisited. I probably
have more time aboard the old
aircraft carrier than many of her
officers and crew.
* As a civilian employ• of the
Navy, I wielded my paint brush
and spray gun as an apprentice
painter · at Puget Sound Naval
Sbipyanl in , 195().52 as t h e
Keanarge was modernized for the
Korean Conflict.
Later she was converted to an
anti-submarine carrier, which is
h.er present usignment. She is a
big ship, as both the ladles and
the chamber directors n o t e d
Wednesday night.
' Her role In keeJJinf the country
free is big and .&er officers and
men have demonstrated 11trong at·
tention to Ibis duty. She may be
an old ship commiaaioned in 1946,
but when ihe hi called 'The Mighty
Kay' the "might" refers equally
to the power of her engine rooms
and to tho might of those who
are entru.ated with Kearlfll'ge for this tour of duty.
}oreign Policy Talk
' Set at Golden West
An American foreign policy expert will
discuss the present period of negotiations
between the Sovltt Union and the United
States Tuesday at Golden West College
in Huntington Beech.
Dr. Fred Neal, journalist, diplomat
and ehairman of Claremont Graduate
School's internatiooal retaUons program,
will be guest lecturw at an open class
session at 7:30 p.m. ln the Collqe Center •
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Actress D<l>bio Reynolds obals with lllllograpll·seek·
ers '81 opening ot. new, 100,000.squar&<oot Z!>dy's
Qwllity Diocount Department Store at Harbor BoUle-
vanl and Edinger Avenue in FOW!Wn .Valley. New
~y's. is· 13tlt store;in eipanding discount cha\n .
OpenllJg attended l>Y Miu ReY!lokls Wednesday
maital·lbi<d new 7.0cly'1 store lo open within ·five
.w.eek period.
County Medical
Group Tells of
Medi-Cal Abuse
The Orange County Medical Aslocla~
tion has turned over to the Attorney
General's office seven cases of alleged
abult ol Medi.cat P'Oll'llll by county
doctor•.
Dr. David I. Nielsen, president of the
Medical AssoclaUon, mide the diaclo8ure.
He emphasized : .
"There are llOme, 1,500 physician! in
the county. I don't think seven ol that
number ls ·a bad percent.age. In fact,
it's less than one-half of. one percent·"
Dr~ Nielsen, a Newport Beach physi·
ciao, said tbe cues first were in-
vestigated by the Medical Association's
so.member pubtic service committee.
From there they were cooaidered by
the board of dlrecton, over whkb he
presides.
Hearings were held involvJnc the ac·
cused doctors, their patients a n d
representatives of the insurance firms
that handle Medi-Cal diat>ursernents.
"Rarely did the &buses Involve ei:·
cessive charges,'' Dr. Nielsen said.
"They mostly dealt with multiple visits
where only otte· would be required, or
unntcessary lab work in the office, or
unnecessary injections and other medica-
tion not required ."
He &a.id the cases included doctors'
giving penicillin shots to combat the
common cold.
"The common cold,'' he es.plained,
"is commonly considered to b e
unresponsive to such tf'eat.ment."
Dr. Nielsen aald the Medical Associa·
Uon is investigating accusations again.sl
another 14 physicians.
"The ooly ones we tum over to the
Attorney General," he said, "an those
that appear to involve gross and repeated
abuses. These people, If guilty, 1hould
he prooeculed to the lull extait ol the
law."
Birth Contro~ Luxuries
Kindest Gi'fts ' for Poor?
The compromise wu to give each
st.ate, regardless of. size, a guaranteed
repreaentaUon of. two vo&es in the Senate.
Thll small state "weighted influence"
in Congrea wu C11Tied over into the
Electoral Collece. Each state was given
a voice in votlng for prealdent equal
to its representation in Congress.
Thus, the 1mall states felt they had
protection against being ignored in na.
tional. elections. They fell usurtd that
candidates for president would haye to
campaign for <small state 1upport as
STANFORD (AP! -"The kinde.11 g~ts
we-can give starving ooun?'ies are lux·
uries and contraceptives," a profeysor
of biology asserts.
Prof. Garrett Hardin of the University
of aalifornla• at Santa Barbara · spbke
Tuesday night before the Stanford
University population and environment
forum.
"By sending them luxuries we give
them motivation to strive for a better
life," he continued. "Contracepti:ves
make lt possible for them to achieve
it."
In urging that the United Stat.es refuse
food to starving nations unless they have
vlgorow: birth control programs, be said
that food sent under other conditions
.. will merely increas.e 'the number . of
people who will ultimately starve." ·
. Immigration and non-fish food! from
the ocean are not the answer either,
he declared, adding :
"It is a mistake4 to say that . any
Coast Students
In New Positio:ps
Two Orange Coast area studentil have
been appointed to faculty-student com·
mittees ·al Cal State, Long Beach.
Initiated last year, the program allows
student representatiori on the Acadtmic
(!acuity! Senat..
Jim Wilson, 8922 Verlene Circle; Hun--
tington Beach, has been appoin~ to
the publicatlom committee of the senate.
Dave Martin, 128 l2tb St., Seal ·BUeb,
wlll ltirve u one of the rMmben: of.
the student-tac~. study committee •.
coUntry needs more lood-or more room.
All It needs is fewer people and this
it c:ian get with more birth control."
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bright little dresses
are easy-care school wear
Jabberwocky brightens up school days with
sure colored little dresses. Crisp navy,
pretly pinks, sunshine yellows and
leafy greens. Pertly &haped up in
Monsanto 'Acrilan" acrylic bonded
lo acetate. And Moms know that
means long wear and easy
care. For school days, girls
will love the bright little
things they find at May Co.
a. low waist, pleated skirt,
pink tweed, 7-12, 18.00.
and in sizes 3-6x. 14.00
b. drop waist A-line, yellow
wit h navy, S.14, 22.00
.
· girls dresses 56,
preteen apparel 90
TM Mol'lJQlllO Textile6,Division
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large states.
However, that weighted mnu.nc:.
1tarted fading quickly u the two-party
system deveJOped in the United Stuel
and ibe winner-take-au rule crew In
the states. -t •
The winner-take-all rule ii the OM1
under which. all statn now operate.
That ii, the candidate with ,the srea&ellt
number of popular votes within ~a lllate
wins all of that ~state'• total ~· in
the Electoral College.
AJ a pracUca1 matter, It bu meant
t).yi! presidential cM!fldatel hive con-
centrated on campaigninc 1n the 1 bla
cities and' !tf.te!. The wtnner-takNll
rule, it Is a<gued, has jull aboot wiped
out the weighted political lnflutoct
originally given small 1tale1 under tbt
constitution. .
Two years ago, Delaware tried to
restore that advantage by utma the
Supreme Court to ouilaw the wlnner...f.U.&-
all system, which has grown up out&ide
the ConstituUon. New York State oppoeed
the Delaware move which wu supported
by 11 other stat.ea.
New York argued that the Supreme
Court was being asked to rule · ~ a
political question that bad to be dec:lded
by the people. The court refUll!d to
upset the present system.
The belief perai!;ts in IOJile areat•tblt
small states still get political protection
through the Eleclol'al Colleje and ·w-
position by them is coos1dered a major
barrier -poll!lbly an ~I•
one -toward doing away wilb ' tM
Electoral College.
Any constitutional amendment bu to
be ratifJed by 38 states and no &IQend4
ment would carry without cooperatLan
of the smaller states. Thert are SS
of them that get somewhat larger e1ec>
toral representation than they would have
in a dited popular vote for president.
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Tltq'R Orlrit Ote Moon
Astronalltl Eu.l..e A. Cernart, John w. Young and
'lbotnaa P. sWl;rc1 (from left} have.been named as
~ cmr for 1!11 Apollo 10 ~fht, espected lo be tho
last manned apace mission befon1 the climacdc'
llitempt lo land men on the moon nert yur.
('1
ma, co ·...,,. c-t ,ilaza, san d1e90 free-y at brllfal, c0sto w;
shop 1110Rday fhrOuth saturclay, 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.rn.
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An tmJ)f"OOiriftg doctor, iK Mia-
mi, Fla., uw ablt to commimi-
cau with a 9-t1tar-old nmawo11
bot1 htrt. aft.tr poUct cfforlt to
talk with boy ftiiUd. Ht was at a :I hoipttal for a checkup W~1l·
• ~ authoritie1 irifof'fn:4d the docWr 1 j 11 mitring per10M alert wos out
! for a Ga~ Pouncy, age 9. "WtU,
Gary. Or BobbJI. Or wha.tetitr
1,1ogr name i.t," said the doctor
a& ht got a huge nl!tdlt and •ll"i·
!t n~. '*We're gatng to take o i blood tesl" Tha t did 1t. "Mt1 j' t«im e is Ga111, sir!" t%plodtd, the f uouth.
•• • A group o! 20 students at An\iocb
College, l' ell ow Springs, Ohio, bas
petitioned the administration to pro-
vide mustache cups in the cafeteria.
'"!'hose of us on the other side of
the brush suffer indigniti~ by ,
drinking from conventional muga,"
said the petition. "Mustaches get
soggy and incredibly gwnmed up."
• • ;Two Sisters gave birth to daught-
e-,s on the same day-twice. Mrs.
Mary Mitchell Stam•t•s, 31, of
Tren~on , N.J., and her sister, Mrs.
lptna Mitchell Vulgarls, 22, of New·
<µ"k N .J ., each gave birth to a
<laughter on June 1.1, 1966. On Tue ..
<l~y the sisters again gave birth to
dlugbters. •
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MOSCOW (AP) -Soviet scientiats
today revealed the first Uvin& creatures
to fly around the ~ oDd back lo
earth were a . pal< qi, ,furl!et and a
number of wJne flies;irid mw:· woimi.
They wett Ill aboOrd lhl Sovi<t moon .w Zcoc1 s ,.b!ci\ \l'Qiiid ID the Indian
Ocean Sept. 21 -c'Rk·l<ing ntghL
· Tbey .an;\v~~ ~ lilck in a Soviet
!abocatory in 'good . cond!Uon, moving
about in their contatnen and with pod
appetites, a report..i by four lcienUata
in the Communist pirty new1paper Prav-
da said. !;,
They lost some ••ht. returning home
10 percent lighter. Blood analysis showed
no substantial ditf~ from a group
of slfiy-at-home t~ used u a test
control. • A
The 1elentists repdii.ed a checkup 21
days after the turUes' return showed
"an excessive eontint of glycogen and
Iron in their liver tisSue and the complex
of flight factors had also exerted a
certain influence on the structure ol
the spleen."
The report did not explain the
significance of t.hese findings or whether
they would have any effect on a decision
to send a man to the moon. Soviet
scientists have said they will make
thorough tests with animals before sen-
ding a man on 1 moon trip.
biological test creatures that migh t be
aboard Zond 8, whlch rounded the moon
Thursday and is now presumably on
its way back to earth.
The report wu the first mention oJ •
any living creatures aboard Zon'~;J:.' / ;· addition to turtles 1.Grid 5, carmd -· · V
seeda, and bacteria]•~ -
Th ""'" e ~.F'll d, WU to tut ~·~'ol ttdlaUon and other ~ efl. a moon flight on living: ~· Their analysis Js continuing.
The moonshot turUes were nameless
in the report. and identified only as
No. 22 and No. 37.
The report made no mention of aey
East Germany
Fails to Vote
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Pen~on Cuts
New Bt;tmber
Production
WASHIN<;TON (AP )' -T)le PenlagM
Is consi~ a reduction o! tbt planned productlol~-4' 'the Air For:te'• newest:
strate1lci'l1oaiber, the FB!!l; from 2M
to 9(l p~flt."Wa.s reported today .
SouroS a&lil the reduction is being weighed ~U; a.~means of saving money
in the .u.~g defense. bud&ef lot the
year tlarttfik· next Jutr 1, and also
is related to long range plans for the
manned bomber force.
· , QUicialJ.y, the Defense Department ";'"tf\SWd say ol'lly thal no decision had
~:reached on the FBlll procurement
it~ule, Q\lt... the matter was under
'~'·' ' I ;•: 1. t· -• :·i;ri:~<~wing-wing FB!11 i•.~Jl',e of )lie .p~nes: t{lshioned from the c9DttoV~I ·~~.'\l'.jr plane design, whfch:trai;Jilll.
-~l-by former Secretary el'ut>eteflle'
Robert S. McNamara.
The FB111 haa been counted on as
a abort tenn replacement for older BS2.s
in the long range nuclear delivery role
while the ~ Force tries to develop
a ·more ~\ed ·~~v~ ~ s1ra1<glc llif~tdl,(f411:W. . ... 'r~"
1Praident-<locl 'IUchard ·M. f'lltoil.Uld
recently the FB!ll aitctaft wOWd play
a major role in his admini.ittaUoa'.1
defense planning. He made the comment
. in Tens where the FlllA, the con-
venUo~ fitPter-bomber version, is being pr~iJ ... ~.,;·~'° .,.
A Navy venlQ@,~~fMtll•.'!"' ~crap
ped earlier this year ~.~.~
of rising costs and dev,.._..tt ~" blems. -<, -~
Pentaaon .:;ources said a final decision
In the matter must await the return
of Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford
and Air Force Secretary ijarold Brown.
,J>oth Qf whom are: noW""'laway from the
Penta gon ci.i trips to Eur!.
Tqe JOur'ces sata· a d sion probably
WDulci be forthcoming by d·Deeembu,
the deadline for major decisions on the
1970 defense budget.
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Wht:n Robtrt C. Freed of Wu'
King1town, R. I. wrott Goo. W1tu
Moddo:c q/ Glorgia cu~ to b1 ,,.
ferr.td ·to a breeder becmue M heard
that Georgia: U noted for balxtl, iM
aowmor srnt him o. dog tree. Frttd
picked up'.hil 'MW dog attn it arrived
at Hil.i.sgro~. RJ., airport.
·Squeeze on West
BERLIN WP!) -'ll>t Eut Gtrlllil\
par!Wnent today --West G<r· nwvnllflfll~ llOll<*. but made
no move to~ Welft 18eiiln 11 fear-
U,.1 T.,_... .f~k~··:NJ Lotulon ,
.f~cq~eful~ Onassis steps from
a ~ed jet at London
Thursd•Y on her first trijl ,qi:it;
side GreeCe since her weddinJ.
Reportedly on their way to·New Yo~k. Jacltie-and Arl~e
·on·assis, Ui$Jds. say,, inay 1Vislt
' 'In Fight to. Save
• Joe Lang Kerlh•w, who aa a COi·
lege studeqt held a part.time lllli·
tor's job ill tlJ8 llate Capitol at 'l'il·
labassee, my been sworn In u th•
first Negro J.egillator In Florida
since Recpnstruction. Bein.a ttlP
lone Negro·in e. 119--member House
won't be a '1iPdrance in Kershaw's
view : "I ~politics ta the art of
compromlee. I won't be able to cet
'I I w'111, bu1 I'll (et 1om1 ot it."
ed in w• Gtrmany. •
Feon ~ 1n 1111 'l\'111 German
cullal d Bonn lhlt tie 'ltlll Germans
·tfuld 't'Otl a new *1114111,en West Ber·
·in pnmd smmdl•~ tt .appeared
hire Bonn Gfflcla1I W a'~bld case of
.he JUien not lblnd l>J !Iii W e • t e r n.
;Illes. \·
The Bonn concern wu so great that
I e 1 t Gtnnan ChancetW Curt Georg Jellncer 'dt.cuued the m•Uier with Uie
3rttlab, Jl'rench lllld AmertcWn ambu-
Jadon.
_ . the grave o( Pr~~iijent 'J01!" .F,
Kennedy,at Arlirigton National
Cemetezy Oh the. fifth annivers·
ary of his assassination, Nov'.
22.
·sierra Travelers Warned
TetnJH!l"aturea
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ATLANTA '/UJ.n -Ph I' al c.l an~
fightin~ to save the life of a'three-ytar·
old child in. a hepaUtic coma. bSoked ~p. a o1\lmpailJee with the dil!d'o
c.~latory JY.~ today ln a ra!1 .opera·
tibn dee1aMd.lO permit the chlmp'a llvtr
to Work for tfte younaster'1 fallin&.ora:an.
The operaUoa wu completed early
~ morn1nc tl the E1le1ton Children's
-llooplta!, part of the Emory Medical r.SchOol complex.
'Tile hooplta! decllned to reveal the
name of the. cbild or the parents. The: chimp. named Caaaa.ndra, was
supplied by the Yerku Regional Prlcnatt
Center, located near the Emory UrsfymJ.
ty Clmj>l.11. It ii Ovt years old U¥f
welsha II pound&. A opobaman l&ld
the chimp was choaeo because Ill typO-O
poaitjve blood wu lhe ume as lbe
p1Uent's.
The chimp wu knocked out with a
lranquillur and put in 1 cut IO that
she could not move. Her bJood w&a
replaced with human blood of the wne
type, the holplta! apokeaman said.
'l'he chimp'a artery wu then hooked
up to lilt paUent's vein and vict versa,
for 1 mut.ual interflow of blood.
Pur~e of the operation waa to allow
the ~panzee'o Uver to !!'l'!Prm tho
fi>l!<Uon of the cblid'a liver with tho
hope that this respite would ctve the
child's organ a chance to recover from
Its hepatiUc Infection.
HepaUUa 11 a vlru1 lnlecUon that at·
tacka the liver. 1t lo • delliltlll!n& d/1-
tMt i. aomettmu fat.il , . ' • . ,
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To Lnwest Level
LONDON (AP) ~ The Br!Ulb pound
plunged to Ila !owe1l"levillit lo m"6nlhl
today and the Bank of England rulbed
lnto the mar:.ct to stop the fall. .._ ne poun4 opened weak at $2.3850, wen below last nJght~. closing $2.38$1
It (elJ to 12.3-..:::~. lhe hl\7e·t since
January, wh:n it r.:'.'c:::d ~2.~im.
ft't:!'1 II m:--: ~ ···· ; · ti ·~!!I~·~. tn·
dic~l "r ft: E.:nJ: ci Eialand \'1ns lr,1y:n:t
po::nd:: to iihorc up .liM! price.
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Helmore Farm's two-year-old Irish Course decided to 1tage her own
sit-in during morning exercises at Laurel Race eoune. Md. Tak91
t0i the·~ gate to be schooled in the art of a quick break, lhe
decided iilii\Pd·l<ii'take a leisurely look around, leaving"ber·exerciH
rider ~1"ln-4il~..wjn11--
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I I ' ' . • .• r ' . .... ~:,, .
Effect of Qubcek Reforms
PRAGUE (UPI) -The j)zechj)!llovak
Commun!al party todoy !>fd'!od wide-
open debate without u~ iqrtJi ln1 the
meeting of the Central Cootnm1t1et to
decide whether A 1 ex and er Dubcek's
reforms will survive Rulalan oppWtl on.
Czechoslovak party -""' 'said 1op
Communist. from ealrtinO P...MOlcow
conservaUvea lo unyteldlnK ..; ~k
rdormera took .. ""-floor 10 dooitl>. the
future of llbarallu.tion in Czecbollovakia.
Ll!Unc llm!ll oo tho -mew the
-could be.1 !Ollf -
' ' Powell Promises
To 'Raise H-ell'
If Not Seated
NEW ORLEANS (O P!) -· Adll!l
C1aytoa Poinll prom.ilea to "r~" ...
U the House onct · qaln denlet hint
hls seat.
The sources 1ald the meeUna: would
now continue put Sunday when youths
have called for tnU·Ruuian dtmOILltr•·
lions In the· 'treets. The party does
not wish to releue detalla of the new
party program before then for fear It
would prompt tven b':&ler demOrlltra·
Uona:, the IOW'ets uid.
Czecboslovak leaders fwin1 b l g
demonstrations and p e 1 1 l b I • Soviet
retaUatlon 1ot a treat' today from th•
weather. The first heavy In.OW of the
aeuon blanhttd tho city and 1111d1
any big anU.sovtet mafdia by youth
unlikely.
0Ulcla1 Co_mm~ party releases
allowed the bl~ tJ lht dtbalt at
Thuradly'I openlnc "ulon.
Thy said ~,_.,,Jll'alaed tht
Dubcek Pl'Olhlri .. tWW~ Jed to an un· precedent~ d tho ~ of
the party, !>fr l'll!ltl<al .U911)' and con-
fidence of jll the lll>PUl!>Uon in the Com· muntst party." ·r· ·1
On tho other a!de, apeakera crt!lc!zed
"mlstakll Whkb· enabled ~ .... ies
of extreme ron:ea IJiil 1*ovidod R10m
for the revival of remn.U:ta of' ad-
.....urtu of IOdllilm and UMlr lorti111
I protecton.'' Powell ~ected from the-Harlem
congrmlonll d!Jlrld he bu -ltd
for a quarter oft C!tntur,.1 wu excluded
from the -°"1"'9 ~ !ii .... . -~..., P BI 1!':.~ .... ~;-he Ma aymenJ i a ance
:..:a.::.:.""~~ w= Registers Surp~us
hi would~ ....,,th!nl in llnl wAS!luiGTON !UPI) -Tho-~~-·.
for the~-' '" -· PowtU altacked "law and onler" u balance of paymenll for"" th!rd~arter
1 codt ~ for r~ ill 1 !P"ll> of thla year "'liatmd the f1nt aurpl us ThUl'ldal' ill'rulllll l/lilftnllf.• -for -'lltY llln!'monlh period in ~ thin
A ~ nc<ptlon for Powell at :!:; yem, the ,._ reported
TUlant .,.,. t.uod oll beclUa ~ l'r<Uury and ~ department
i·nume.roµa threatening ca1l1 and Jett.en. offlclal1 reported an adjulled IW'plus
PowtU llsUed er!., of "black power" of 111 millloa in U.S. deal!np bf fort1IJI
tb.rour,hout h1I 1peech to thli mind •u· trade. The spokesmen ufd ho"ver that
dicnce. He sa.ld he wu not. antJ.w hlte, unlesa then! ii · • s u b a ta n t I a I Im·
1Hct 01!)n) blact.l'--.. -. ~ Jfl"Ovemt nt .. 'th 'tne "naUon"s trade" a0o
''P'ull equtlltJ, riow, TIOW, now t" Powtll coun ts the surplus may be only ltt'Qo
!<>)"')eeted at ..,. po1n1. PD<"?,· ,. 'I
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\ ' Nuclear-powered
Spacecraft Eyed
Transistor
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Replaced
DETROIT (UPI) -A
suburbwa Detroit inventor with
a trade IChool education 1ays
he hu invented a device that
coold replace the tran1istor
u a micro.miniature switch
that -electric currents. If the clilooftry by Samuel
Ovshinsky, 48, 1 u bur ban
Bloomfield Hills, works as • ,,.u u ls claimed, It coold
produce 1lgnJlicant changes In ·
the field! of tflevt1lon ,
roc~try and computer .
resurch.
Ovlhlnoty, president of ·11ie
Energy Convenlon I>evtceo,
' IDc.., of Troy. Mich.. an-•·nounced bli . ~ In the
-1,.:1 u. ti l'llyslcal Revu0 Lettefs, o I f t c 1 a J
., publlcaUon ·of the American
Phy1l90i Society.
photograpiol ml I poeslblo
orbit ol one of the planeta.
Not alnce the -!Nllratlon '
of Thomas Jefferson hate the
planets been In sucb I
favorable position, he said,
ml Ute opportunly will not
artse qain•for enoUoer 180
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -A tmonneetlon nt.. -cutlng (CP~-ool4oln'l l.tler . will bo"Ollidt aVlllaille •at r•>1~nnHll'l:lal, pr1ma • time the nations. to Chairman Rqoel H. lfyde • ..-. io-111111 cOmmerdal
teleYllion network will begl.n Frank Pace Jr., chairman of the J'·e de r a I eom.. ratet.'' Tep re 1 e o. t l n •.. •
_..,,_ In ~..:.. ~· ol the board ol the -... n1eat1000 CoJommloo Iha , "~"'' ,..inc to puDlllt
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wIUt 150 "4llona partlclpatlne.
Tbe start of tbe new
network wu made possible
partly by Amerlcao Te~
• llh<I Telepph Co. wblcb
qreed. to reduce in-
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ls. produced· out of a glassy,
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Ovshlnsky clairrui It can be
much smaller t h a n a
transistor, remain unaffected ,
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Sir Neville Mott, director
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Says Loss
t 'Political'
LONDON (\JPl)-Mla 11SA
l"""1 aid lbe .... deleolod
h tht Mill World cootest be-
! cauae 1he fudla were more
, lnletested In V·l·E-T·N·A·M . then·---· ·JOhn!J. Avery 11ld DOllllcs
"' clouded Ille -pelitl<JI>..-,
)"Oii by Miu Allltrllla (!Hf.
15) Thunct., nl&ht.-chat .... test alfldU lnlulted her and her rod, wbJle and blue .,...
tume.
One eTeft called her 8 °rap-•
isl of llWe CGUDtria," Miu
A""'1 l&id.
"I've been treated ~
lbly eVtt llJico I 1ot: bore. I
w11 warned ol tbll by wt
Y>&l''I CXIOIA!otonl," abe uJd.
Mlll USA, wbo clelcrlbes
her hair .. ''honey" and her
'ft!' u "chamefeoa," Mid.
"Just before I WU to 10 00
stop, • cootat-olflclal called
me a WU11lCGC«f."
Mill A vary ol Norih Holly-
wood, "•111., fallecl to survive
the JudPi• lint ellmbiation
when lhe 61 &lrla from around
Ute world were trimmed tO 15.
"She wu shocked," said a
cbapu-one.
Afterwards, at the victory
eeJebraUon ball, Mias A very
was sitting in a comer taking
nolr:s for a ''comedy spoof" on
buuty cmtesta. She ls a tele-
visioo wrtter.
'"nlls whole contest has
been tlnged with palltlcs, ..
she said, acribbllng raptdly on
tl>e back"' the --
Ex-janitor
'Surrenders
In Slaying
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
former janitor at the County
Rall of Admlnimatlon bu
been booked .. susplcloo "' murdering a security suard
at the building.
Police said Ronald Keith
Baroughton, 23, walked Into
the Foothill Division police
station Thursday and uid: "l
bear you're looking for me."
Baroughton is accused ol
killing Lee. E. lloacb, 40.
Roach died late Wednesday
at Los Angeles County-USC
Medical Center ~veral bOW'1
after be WU shot in the I~
with hit: own revolM. ~
Police said Baroughtoa wu
fired Ia.at February after he
was convicted of stullng of·
fice machines from the Hall
of Administration and placed
on four years probaUon.
Roach was kllled while
patrolling the building11 fifth
floor where be had been
assigned because of a recent
theft of pay warrants there.
Meanwhile, a woman and
a teen-aged girl were Jn
satisfactory condition today at
separate city hospital! a day
after each received ooe of
the slain aecurtty IJll&ld'•
kidneya In tranJplanl opera-
tions.
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AUSTRALIAN WINS MISS WORLD TITLE
Penelope Plummer. II, Telephones Mother
menu.
"Over half of the Judi,.
were BriWh." she said.
"And they Ignored t!M> fact
Miu South Airica WU IOI'·
geoua. Everyone tboolht she
would come up close, but she
didn't even .place1 in the first
set ol. finalista,'' she added, J""hlnc away her plate. .. Several ol the conteatants
have said there wu some-
"'"" funny about tbll con-t~i:'· abe confided.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -the medicine niay be available
The common cold and a vasl for \lie generally with.Jn five
ranie of other virus diseases years. Once in masa pro-
may have finally met their duction, he said, "it would
mateh. be no more expensive than
Government scientists, 'in a the antibiotics which are
major acientilic breakthrough, available today."
say they have discovered a Since RNA is a single
mediclne which may lead to medicine which f 1 i b t 1
control of virus diseases from virtually all vinl!el, Baroo
colds to smallpox simply by said, it might enable docton
making the body's o w n to bypass the usual steps of
d f 1 e ue-figbting apparatus developing a vacelne against
work better. a particular dltea$1, thua
Tbett wu a poa&ibility that eliminating the medical bar-
tbe discovery could even prove rius to successful treatment
tobeacureforcancer. of encephalitis, eerum
· The medicine may _both cure hepatitis. ·v I r a I ~
iitd prev!"!~-lit di<cov....-a and, ~lib' • .,;,,.ii!. ' ' ' l&ict''Ibutiillt at-ttie trat1ooa1 • \, ... "' w.a.?· '
lnstllutes of Health (NIH) 1111-
nounced the discovery. The
medicine was developed by
NIH scientists ln coojunction
with New York Medical
College.
Dr. Samuel Baron, an NIH
virologist, said 'the medicine
- a synthetic RNA (ri·
bonucleic acid) -stimulates
the body's own virus-fighting
system. cal.led interferon, to
work hartfer and do a better
job of warding off diseases.
Depending an w beth er
human cancer 1J I virus -
an unanswered medical ques-
tion -the medicine rould
prove to be I cure or treat-
ment for cancer and leukemia.
Baron cautioned that mote
test! are necessary to make
1t1tt that the RNA has no
harmful I i d t efects. Testa
so far, all conducted on
animals, have produced none.
He said U all goes well
New Disney
Head Picked
BURBANK (UPI) -Donn
B. Tatum i1 the new president
of· Walt DUney ProductiO!l!,
suceeeding Roy 0. Disney.
Disney will retain his posts
as chairman of the board and
chief executive officer. •
Diaoey relinqui&hed the post
Thursday and told the board
of director• consolidated net
income of the ~nt company
and ill wholly owned domemt
subsidiaries for the year en-
ding Sept. u WU I record
$13.106 million -$3.0I a
share.
The prev!OUI year's net wu
.11.217 million or Q.A I
lhare.
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sAN F!iANCl.icO 1UP1) ~ Triutt.. of, !be C.Illcriiia CoJ. . lOP System ..nt llO\i 4' lli>eclaJ
. 111.,itnc In LOo' An(tld, Moo-
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!111bettled 8111 !"tone~ State
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MEN WANTED NOW 11., U.I lhoqtlnr and raping
hla ~I friend, Suun s.rtoi· . .. . ' ' . .~ ' .. , \!i!J'l'!~IN AS CLAIMS ADJUSTERS . • The C:llDP1111 1eene ' o'f .vloieoce and dilard$'.'for mofe
than I wee~, WU (:loe«f in-
-''*-aMll ~'*"'•Ad Jnv.11t11on •• bedly nMdld M
Increase in Relief .. -' .
~I ' 1be l,ilme jlcy « sev'en men and~ ... women thallwi fouod Tbori1aa !Ira~, JO, lllilty of 8*.d<Rrec"iOurder deliberat-
ed for foor houn and so mi...
uteio.''.lliey had no coaunenl I---""--_; on 'the clccliioo.
·Judge J01epb Kell! u~
'·· " for a prwen\eflclrig ~!\On
On Taxes Not Seen =:?:;:t:w~co:t
. Braun and Leonard Maine,
1 also 20 and from Rilzville,
LOS ANGELES CAP) -No w~'li be able lo finan<'I it." Wa>h., were both charged with ~
addiu--• -"'y tu relief 'Weinber(er praised PfOP. I· the bloody 1pr0e in August, fl~' ' ' -.. ..,.... • 1917 that left Luee dead and
is ~ted next year. uys A saying It was• good •tart the girl, now 18, permanenUy~======·============='.:_ on tu: relief. • paraiyaed California'a finan<e director. TM meuure, pa....i 11! the ·
<::asPar A. Weinberger aaid Nov. 5 election, proyid.. ,
Tftursday that tu relief will dfrect state allocations for
be limited to wpat Is provided local tu relief and established E II t ~:~~T:~0v~~~ };°en~0'~~00 r:~::· IlrO filell
per homeowner. tial and ·.nonresidential pro-
Limited·
Current state financial pro. perty.
jectiona ahow a $500 million It givea homeowners a $750 State College Bud·gets Stra:nPd budget deficit,, ~el\>ber&F exemptioo on .,......i valua-~ J ,
told a meetillg' of t_b e, ·tio0-On the livtrag•-It SAN FRANCISCO (AJ') -took Up off-<amM• housing .tatewide Colinty Supervisors amount< to alit>ut 170 laVfng •-~ation. but -since ~ tu· tltes Strained budgets, facilities at a San Francisco meeUng
'11le gap will mean "substan· were set ~~e passage_ of and f'°culty time will limit Thursday.
tial cutbacks" in state budget 1-A, fro will be returned ttt , next term's enrollment ap-The 1~9 enrollment for
requests, he said. each homeowner for the first plications at 12 California the 19 campuses -i..t .. ally
fall t er m exceeded predic-
tions at. most ,campuses and
not all qualified ·studenb can
be accommodatef! f~ winter
and aprlng terms. Pressur:es will be put on year. r s Co I -...,, the nexf legi~~ture to go The . plan also doubled the tate 1 ege campuses~ wu ~ated at 158,'m. The. Becker did say that space
beyond Prop. l·A, aa1d J ·o b n. · standard stale.. income tu High school and junior col-eStimat-e wu rai~ and more · for new st.udt?lts proba~~y will
Venenian, ·Chairman of ,the-deduction· for renttra and lege counselors have ~ in-money added to the budget. be availabl.-at Dominguez
Revenue and Tax at f on started phasing out t be formed that no encouragement But Edmund uaclas, assis-Hills, Hayward, Los Angeles, Committee. "But I don't think buainess inventory tax. "!'~ , . . la being offered to new pa-tant vice chancellor f 0 r San Bernardino, Cal' Poly at
· -., .... ;t·•1. ; , ,· t -_ pUcantsfor~schools~ businef5 affain, ~an . Pom~n~ ai:id.~~WI cam-
Mental uo_s·.P· ."tal Fund CalPoiyatSanLulsOblapo',<infjtii:,Ol a ·d,d.lt'to~al a!>' ~....... . • . . · .. :. J. J. 1 . II Chico; Hwnboldt, F re • n o , pUcaUons and said addition~ · Harry Brat.ebill, v' I ~ e
, · Long Beach, F u 11 e r ton , enrollment will range from. chancellor for business affairs,
f1 C z 1 :.~:d 'M • ak ' Sacrafl:l~to. San Fernando, f·,OOo to 9,000. -said requesta to the govUnor Lj uts a W . ist· e San Diego, San Franc!"'°, San Erpest A. Beeker, acting . and legislature for tunda. to
~ Jose and Sonoma. dean of student affiirs, told handle the .ufra studenLs --are
LOS ANGELES {,UPl) -chaiz:man, also. voic!d coDcern : A µustees' finance and cOtmsetors the number of new · not . u.peCte:d to, ~~· 8'1
Folmer Gov. Goodwin J. about boepltal condition!.· educa!/dnal policy eommiltee. and returninf. studen!' In: th& "JigJllflct\R amounll.'~ • .. , ,
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of the Reagan Mmliilatrilliln" need"' pe!'80llllil mi, Jli,cp_' I in Ha cutback 0( stale mental ~ . boipititl furids. ~ . . ·-~<;by; tither ''direct firing
•t'.fbe budget .:can be cut," or '. altritlon." He'· addeCI be
Knight aaid, "but tl\ls Is ooe did p believe the peopk ol
of the lot areas tfi'at ~d canfufnia wanted "peoplfi in
be ,cirt." " Knight l"ll.I ooe or, !hf . the boopitats !or the mentally \
witn...ea Thurtday who ap. · ill a11ci<ed up like cordwpod.
peared before 8 hearing by ~~ ·want ~!11 'treated like
a leglllaiive ·cornnrlttee on. , bum~.~a, ·~ aaid.
,....... of !Ow ri•"'--... . ''( . . . ~·-.. ~. -"•·· ad~uate care· ~·_i~w 'B Jt......L J ''i~ ·
entpioy. morale-In &to men-U!llW 0Ke8 taJ,hoepitals. . . •
Knight said he fem· tbe
level of care and triitm'etit
of mental patients ha v e
decreased siilce 'the. bodeet
cuts.
Not Funny
On Aiii)lan~ State Sen. Allin Sbort <D-
S t'o ck ton), committee LOS ANGELES (UPI). -.
''What can., I do .tQ make your Sinatra.· Gripe night complete?" the young man aked the alr"llhe ittew.a:rcltss as the plane was Hi. 't by . Yorty_ c • • • • aboot'IO take off. _ ·"'·NOUling," •. answei;.ed the .
PALM SPRIN.GS~;(IJPI) -. stewardif& . . '
Entertainer Frank Sinatra's· "Well, ti" 'hive a bomb in
piljrimage to this desert mee-my bag,'~~aai(t_the young man.
ca from Los Anple.s, which Nobody:·JlloUght ,it waa fun.
he laid doesn't ·~v~ .. enough ny. · , · "
buaes and more thJn enough America'n Airlines f1i&ht 31
smog, evoked this tart· coin-. left Los Angele! InternaUoniJ
rnent from an aide, to Mayor Airport for Boston 1'0 minutes Sa"1 Yorty ; ' ,, '· lale. Robert H. Coomhl, !10,
"I wonder wHe.n 'Sinatra last Bo5ton was not aboard.
took a bus." ~ · Police booked him on IUIPI·
Y-orty, who 11, biJ cl~y'1 NG. cion of filing a false bomb
I booster. noted 'hlm1el'f report, a felony. Munlc1pal
Thursday, "We will miSI hb: Court Judge Louia B. J'eder
tues but the new owner of Thursday ordered Coombs
bia houae will make up the held in li"1 ol,fl,000 ball aod
iou ao acjually we lose aet a prdiminary bearing for
nothlni by ~ .. move."·· Nov. 17.
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Pi.oldf'llt Robert SOl\th after·
a clU:i between rock-throwl!I£ '
dt!morustrators aDd cilty rl°'
police. .. · ·
Smith's act!&1a c!rt*' -critlci1m ;ntUI&il11 'tr0n> !)Ov;:
'ftonald-Reagan, Wbo<atitiand-
ed th a.t c1 ..... be'~
"·with · dispatch." . He said
Smith · Mrend""" IP "a llDWI;-~ttve fll!-
119!1 oi'. !icuJ\Y ~ aDd • student
to tfa~ut kier.. of c:ltln .-.ltl~ from -.10-~ tnotii.~~.'ftl'lf. tNrpiel. rlol•.,~..,., ~
·cMt!''li,l .ockiln_tl. Over" 60 ml Ilion OollMI 'NOr'th~f CftifN
'1Wct'9cft..,, ll'M'.,_ Aclj\.tttfl'I Schools of 187?
,. N.rt.·lSt.,Mtef1'11,JIOt'ldl,anshowvouhoW10 =ii
•1 W'~!O· f1W'le'( In thill ~dting. ftft ~1(11 fltkl.;;.J . '
f1.1ll0t "'' tlnw. Wotlt,tt your"""'' )ob ~--• ' Ind ttlln·.9t tiomt, tMn ltt91'1d ,..., ,,tin. ~ ..
' Jne for t;wO -*• ''-*" f..:ilklts It MIAMI HACH. ,._ t:~~·,, t:AS VAGlt.$, NtVAOA. Ecc:t11tt11MIPIDvn-nt .....
1, r';.ANtll wlttlout cibtf.-1.0n, fi" out~ aind rMll '°*f. , A&MH•1W•••MWfi*1•+w . -----------------'-1•.M JNSURANCE AOJl,ISTEAS SCHOOLS. D1pt ••
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subsUtu1e vJoience and coer-1.~:':"°:M:·:·-.. : .. ·:·":'":"·: .. -:·: .. ~':'"'~-..,=,.,=V~A:-::::;":'-=· .. :··===::!. 'C\MJ,or·Pl'd~fY grj.Vanoe pro-cOdura. ~ . . .
, "~J.oqt""9 J,aDt Pvemo1\" Reai!IJI· ,iald, "our• publicly sµp~ · .,lnllll1ltt.., · of
higher, tljl>ca_tilm a,, (Oinl to stay open.·~ . .
TM · w~k!q lurbUleoee
and evehtuat' lillpepslon of
classe8 cen~ around an
order from Chancellor Glenn
Dumke ti. the ltlte college
system fllat Black P.antber
Georae Murray be ·cliariiilaed
from his post u a part.time
English instructor.
The order WU !.$sued after
Murray, who recently received
a sU!J)Mded sentence in
municipal court for his part
In an attack' on' the editorial
stall of the cimpu1
newspaper, urged-N-e Ir o
students to carry ·guns to
l!cijool _for l?role<:U\!11 aga!Mt
''racist admlirlstratori.~'
The declaion to hold Mon-
day's special meeting J'n Im:
Angeles w,s announced ,~re
Thursday by Dumke and
Theodore Meriam, chairman
of tht system's board of
truateea.
.Dumke, whose restan•Uoo
bu .been demanded by otrik·
ing radical student groupa and
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that 9~ -a major ca ....
Of hemorrhoid• I . New CDUNTERllD/IJ• · I ..
offer.s most complete 3-way_ relief ·
This 1111111>t:tint development In In mlnutn to tho loo el tho ..e. --..ntcomesto 1s1.,..1o_tho_ ...
YOU 9rtir flyt )'111'1 d tclentlftc Oii tht bowel rntMl1llftt. .. ,
ondellnlcalteotl"l.Notoolydoes -to tlllo --tloiitJ COUnternold Work by ~stenlna dots.• nu::tt to ,..... ...,.
pain fist, 111!1 by coetlng, sootn-'*"""-· lnJ, and ~tctlrc lnfureid llSSIJt So. lf you ll"'t with thl 1*ni
•.• but unlike •!91l' other hemof'. and fw otrecurrlnt ':w.'1'iJ rhold proc;tuet CoUnt1rnold •lso orrhold trc®fll, war1c1: a·thlrd Wl'I· ' ttllef with m1dmll~H1t Tl'llnkl to., exclusfvt formul• Countemokf.
wjth DSS••,• oi\ly Countemold Actually, uHd n di; lltS' to a rnefor\·CMJM of hemor-Counternokl otters the rnOlt
fholdl;1 PalnfulconsttPatlon. With-plete 3-way relllf )'CKI CM
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tells doctors ha\11 demonltrated suppolltorles. .
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145 Years
Ordered
In ~ape
C1!ang.es Aske~ in School Financing;'
Divorces
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llllmh Sue McF1'111nd _.,,. Clltrla f.. 0.1m11ett1n SANTA "" _ --p•H••e W. Mc .... rlMd EtlU"1tl Gf'MM ..... lt vs Jvnlor L.. n..r.~ 1uc: ---
aortnlt 1..ee wtiek:MI va 1rtc11 0-GA1JtM1we1t of Pro "~ t A th WhflldMI . 1..VM C. W&rd n O&r,...I l. W&rcl poSluv11 • t e pt'(). R~ l..&1>;&1ter ltk:NnllM VI Mar'I MfW-lp1rbt,.. 80'0Wft ¥1 Jimes per!y •~x felie( measure, will JOllR llldl......... Cr1lt lrown l4 p_,, 01'*"'"' J•"'" £. Dk:kn-, "''""L Dl!CRl!ts result 1·n a""'iHonal •YTV>n<l!M R*'1 w.,,. •lrllMM ... ~1111 L•ltll" P. Wood VI We.,...e e. ~ """~ _.,._ ........ £;:,:=:, GJonovldl v. °""'''' Mr1n e=., M.. $111'der ,vi ~ e. in the county assessor.'• offi~
G1-rc11 · s.u1111111• w11son "' 1..ei.nc1 a. w111o11 of -.ooo annuallyi mid , one-Glenf\'1-•• '"'"' VJ Jofln T\lllN'f !Mrv R. Procfar YI J•dl L. Prectflr ...,.,
Per.rv Ev• M. Tlmn11 ¥1 Slllr'ldlort Tlrnotl'IY iime """'Diel of S31-·for NMlfla J•"' ll... \ft """"llD Ttlnma • -r-tMrV Gon"'* 1uas -Pr11c1111 J•M MCCIMlr..., ¥1 l~nS data services and $10,976 for Do<'l• Shllt9 ¥1 John $t!Ut• Jemn MeCIMlt..,
Glac:. E'*'-P•riol! w ~ 1rw1n 111.~11 K11rl Poi.k w J&Mt Bir"Ar!Y office equipment.
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J"rt A. Ar1190ft "' 1...,,1e Ar._ Fr111kle MMlt c1...., n Mllrk H•llcw! A3 a first step to aid the PMmY L Colcl YI Cll.lrleS lt•V C6lll ~l'W
ANte L. Hunt vs John L. Hunt 1(1llllllen L H1nstl'I VI DotMIJd C. assessor, county tupervisorl P1hV O. Lllter YI J1mes L lllttr H1mitn •
Rfo;Mrd R. l..UCll VS L.lur1 lore ROiie!' ~·· lllYll vs lrme JIM Tuesday 8pproVed the hirfug ,.~·Moft•oe wt111r vs M1rt Fr1nc~ ca~i~llfl • K~ " ll:owt An""1 of , seVen '. addiUonal Clerical
Whl.. l(nuh«I aid 11,ld'Wlrd E. llaberb VI JHnrte Robert• Rftbecca Mlle Vlrt Meler YI T'-1.H es.
011""1n:1 JohMet'I v1 St.llY Marv ll:kh1rd v1n ~ In .,_ re~rt ·to the board, .,lciln:;on N•dlM It ~r 'o'li Johll C. Mwrtt IUl' I"""
Jlld!lh Gill J1dttoot .,, T1rry Morri1 Phvlll• C1ro1 C11rltf1 "' Orvlt L1rrv Assessor Andrew j
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Art lou"'911 ¥1 Slllril¥ L. 90Umatl K11hleen Ll'flftl' Schlltlqlie .. Twrv 1111Td paa-sage ol '"':.. ...... asure aobbll A. AIM'r vs Robert L. A191r £•"'"' ~le _. WC Uf'I'
(ltlA Marilyn Gardl "' l'IUI Aft!llon'I Ciro! M i..c:111r .... C.r1M leClllr woUld result 'ln ·a· $80D.,OOO
• lhr"Cil KlllllMll AIWI IAl'IMll "' ltobtrt -~ ...... ton In ··"•ral ._._._ .... NYi... L-J...e Gl\lbllt 'ft ...... Wlllll'd Cllerlll Urt11JI ~U\;W ..... l"i' IWlll rv-
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tftlll K. McC.., YI Arthl.lf' t!. McCov l_, Q. 01-"' Juli~ A. QIWIOft -· Jn JM.• 7•, • ·. • G1l1 lrvl11 Wlllltklr ,... Jlf<I Cll!r J•ocroellne A. Gnint "' ThOm&• F. ;our v ~·~·~~ vs Mlldr" M. Trotter ,..;:1:"' cirtierine httman ,... ltobtrt ProposiUon l..A provides for ""'•nd• Cl'ldm "" Hffbert CIVden Lnt« s.1rm.11 a $70 rebate to all homeowners
Cynthl1 8Nmon v1 l!lrvon T. 8•mon Htltn W1fb vs Edw1rd E. With t !~' •9 M pert' ' Dorl• E. Nichols vs John H. Nlcft<>ll Lllnlft L. GIYM "' J1rnes H. GIV"" on Curren ~ ..... o '1
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In Mental
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'. Wltnarn Dllrl'l&t lanner YI MRl!ln Cllanott.i H. Mvafl, •ltl. & crags taxe'S; a $150 e1e1Dption begin-~~~:,r Florv.., Tlld L Fier'Y ::: &v~·~:.-Mv•ri. Jr., nlng in 1969-70-; .a 15 perc!nt County's share of the co.st
• J-M. undman "'· w1m1rn L•nc1rN11 ..,.,,,. business invel't......, exemption, _ of ·mental health care will
SANTA ANA -Orange
Sflltlil'I' A. "'" VI llav· Frank s.v., ~U ,,,,.7 .
• Jr 1., . • .· .,,·p.1IT 1 .c111r1 w. Greer w LIOlllrd Wini ·and elimination ~. a 11 •increase from $445,000 to !:atrlci1 l!lalne lt1111 V., .Qrrijl~ ·.~. Gr.,.. h h Id al Jr .;,,,: ;; .. .'i\! ,; ...... · ... , ... , G~an11 ... Obledft YI 0-111 Oblecto· ouse o ~n property $~000 lhi$ year, county
Pair Picked
For Honors :tirs:~~~,:~:!~·'..'..'.~'.~~:~~.:'.· ·'.~,~~7· . laker ~ llOlll M9e :::::. ~=\n~:epUoo Acfmifli$'ative Officer Robert
' s!.~~~~!:i:~~W~~~·i:11~~:i'~il0t 1'.isi.to.rs . . . .. . !~.:.:r1aomy. as told supervisors MsartAN1nTAof ANLaAgun-a WBeilaliachmanDd. ~II A. . o~ ...... r.:i:'tij;j'.'·'Si; .. ,tti/,. .,.. c:ondllC+.d ~n .,.. B ea· ' -.I~ I I f G d
019tpon .. _ · :· · ........ · · Frldlvs 1or .c111D1 dattet '"' fH'llt · O S m.' .. p ·Thomas• statement was George B. Hono d o ar en
......,. L. v. ~ ...... ,. w· i:M1 "Jewe1 •1'11111 ir.,; 111<1 ,Dov,,or ot11er... Y G ve have been honored by ....,,.... ~~· -. • . made ' 1·n conn-t1'on w1'th ro eon.., ·: ' · 1an1~tloftl a1 11 ltau """ ,,. Irv-"''-Local ·Ag
o"""' Ma,. ,n-te11et YI Klrold Glenn 11. •ntw.tld 'lll'GU" mev u11 Mr. ...'....-..1 ...... , the county's ency
Tll•fdll( .. ~ ·--. ·~ ~···J · 1>vc11.., Rlq\, '4-o:n. Ex1. m. ~·-ls Name -0 .. .,...~ ....... s approval of 8P Formation commission ~,;.~·;.• ~~~~1 , •1 .. ~·:cZ:~ ,, be estima~ $9 million mental (LAFC). :!£::·,fi""··;:,~~\~:. 'F Sh SANTA ANA -''Rio ~~~h;u:eg.:;~~er~~e: La~~~n·:~~r'an~ah~~ol~~ ·~,-:.:.:~~~·1 ,.~:;;.1iJl~~:~::;.':~:~; ~ree OW Contiguo" has been chosen as to be submitted to the state, who held the same post_ in ::!:~1. ·.' .. : .. ~'1'··•, .. :,,;·l~~~!~.::f1·:: ....... I ~· '0 ,Contm' Ue ~:u~:a'w~!n~ee ~f::·~ n~~ ~~~~~~~t De~.f 1. Men ta I ~:~r~~~~~ ;:~e~i~~~~~e 11111 1.~ II · Manchester Avenue county Under the new state plan, A resolution presented by
D -..:r ' lit ,zl'.'.·'..''!,.:., :. · complex. the county will pay 10 percent C. M. "Cye" Feather 1 y, '---"...,\··w,"~:, · ~i m. '" .;.-..... ,::;A,. free public show, uLights The name, meaning "near of mental health c<>sts, but chairman of the county Board I ,,l•h ''i" ."t.:•.o.J' .. -' . he rt .. of I t th th ~ . I t I s ··-oted that },1,1~ .. ~~~·:: .. :'·~ ~.Rorth, now showing m t ver was one our no more an e "'lwva en o uperv_,rs, n
.. .. '!-~.~roan Planetnarlwn at studied by the county Board of one cent per $100 of assess-Martin had served on the
· •"i•~~1 .:1 ... .,. College will con-of Supervisors. Supervisor ed valuation. Previously the LAFC since its inception. He ll. ~it'~-r:r' -William J. Phillips plugged for county's shale was 25 percenL was chairman in 196U5 and ·~N/.wNei /t.UlfOU:gh Nov. 22. The the name Warren J. Ferguson, Thomas estimated that in 67-68 .
.111 •• ~::;;~11Vw:@n be seen three nights alter federal judge and former 196S.70 the county mental Honold was an alterf\3.le ,,.!",1:.1;. eaoll Week, Mondays and Wed-Orange County jurist, but heaJth program will c<>st $16.8 memQer in 1964-65 and ·a · ~~~~~~:t:' ·.'~days at 7 p.m. and Fridays other supervisors thought the million with the county's share regular commissioner lrorri. t:~,i'~ ~' !'l:;_ij ;~,i~i,P·qt. ...::nam=•.:....w.:as.:....too.:....1.:.on~g::.· _____ l:,:l~.3--m.:....ill_io~n.=-----~--'.:.966-<8.:..__· ________ 1 .1·~~;1;~9,;1~ .~gren, director
1 11'fi'1'i"l'"~'.'Plinetari , said the •u•Rri nTt. .... ,.,, ... Uiq · . :if,'.t!~ya t~ several
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rtitklftlt :~.~ ~h'.~th· ' 'keireservations for the ::"'.e~A'ff' ,. .. .. :. . . · as Star show Dec. 2
brolber. HOW )!1!· e::y;:1.,hr0Ugh Dec. 20, three nights a =; .. ~::,,1~M . ·~ie?. s.rur. week, Monday and Wednesday
111v, 2 PM, 1n 1111.c11ape1 at P1c111e at 7 p.m. and Friday at 7:30
View, wtlll RIV. Eric H. Amdl offlC!ll·
Int. hrttl'mlnl, hclflc View Mortuary, p.m.
Ot"fded by PatlflC V~ Memo'111
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Dftcled by 11'11 8f'Ol(IWIV Mortlilf)I,
110 llro&dwlV, Co.'11 Mali.
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del Mar OR S.MSe
Colla Me,. Ml f.UM
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
Ut Broadway, Costa Meu
LIUIJS
DILDAY BROTHERS
Hmitlllctoa Valley
Mortuary
1'11ll Beach Blvd.
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PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAllE
Cemetery • Mol1ur7
Cllapet
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Newport Beocli, CallloW.
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Handicraft
Classes Due
A variety of handicrafts and
art classes are being offered
Monday through Saturday 'at
the Upper Bay Branch of the
Boys' Club of the Harbor
Area.
Woodworking, jig saw,
aluminum tooling, plastics,
hand tools and ceramics are
on the schedule, with a 10
· a.m. to 2 p.m. ceramics class
on Saturday.
Evening events i n c I u d e
jigsaw, woodworking, a swap
shop meet, a Fixil shop, wood
working and wood lathe turn-
ing, according to Executive
Director Lou Yantorn.
'Ille classes are supervised
by skilled instructors and
craftsmen.
New Director
WASHINGTON (UPI!
Col. Jeanette 1. Sust.ad is the
new director of the Women
Marines, succeeding C o I .
Barbara J . Bishop who will
take over the Marine Corps'
liaison with the Senitt.
~uid:ie November
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Every new one comes slightly used.
The rood to becoming o Volks-
wagen is o rough one. The ob-
stocles ore many.
Some moke it. Some crock.
.,1 Those who make if ore scru-
tinized by 8,397 inspeclors. 1807
of whom ore finicky women.I
They're subiected 10 16,COO
different inspeclions.
They're driven the equivalent
of 3 miles on o special test srond.
Every engine is broken in.
Every transmission.
Mon}(bugs ore then plucked
from the'>production line. The ir
so le function in IHe is to be lesred
and not to b'e sold:
We put them lhrou9h water
to moke sure they don't leak.; . -
We put them through mud
;and salt to moke sure !hey won't
,rust.
. They climb hills to test hand •
brakes and clutches.
~Then comes the dreaded wind
:1unnel ond o !rip over 8dlfferent
rood surfaces to check out the
ride. • <
Torsion bars ore twisted
100,000.times to make sure they
torsion properly.
Keys ore turned ·Oil ~25,CXX>
times to make sure they doitlt
.break off in keylocks.
And so ii goes on.
200Vo!kswagensore rejected
everyday •
Jt's o tough league.1
NIWPOR"T BEACH
Chick Iverson, Inc.
2116 Newport Blvd.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
• Bllt Y .+ts Inc.
32952 Volt• Roed
(714) 499·2261
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ha~our Volkswagon
18711 Beach Bloulev1rd
(714) 673-0900 (7141 842-4435
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eilmlnatlnf basic aid -· ~ • blllll In kindergarten Ulro\16 such funds w o u J d bei ut.b grades 111 lieu of. tik
dlstributed Oil an equallntlon Inooino for lffle ,ladllUes.
J)ILDAY BROTHER$
;llUNTJNGroN VALLEY
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:For thret aeneratioft$ onr family has
#rvtd the Community at time of need.
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first ,light or Swiorsllol
'GOlF BALLS $11 00
NOW Dz.
Rotul.,fy $15.00 Doz.
1967
FIRST FUGHT lftONS
25.% off on large inv.ntory of 1968 Woods &. Irons, including
H1gen, Wilson St4ff,1.PGA. Hopn, /McGregor ..
LARGE INVENl'ORY O'F GOOD USED CLUBS
2 DAYS ONLY SAT. & SUN. NOY. l& & 17
Co~la meda 9ol/ & e. e.,
1701 Golf :Course . Dr.-Costa Mesa
HOURs:'
WMkd1y1 9 1.m. to 9 p.m.
S.hinlly 9 .. .. 6 p.m. ' ':f•·
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CENTER
Harbor Cenfer. .
2300 Harbor llvd. • Costa MffCI
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invited to select their mO&'t arti9'tic creat.ion ~~ _j~~· <Jtif~f"'\ ~Ofs
from Orengo District for tbe second annual Fine ·~ F~xal.. 1
The district project, open to all area Junioris wh~er or not '~
club participates in fine arts, will l:aje place ¥W.,,.n•l m!.2:3D .p;111 ..
Tuesday, Nov. 19, in'the Anabeirp Ebel! clubliouse. ' · \,
F..tival en\riOI will be received between i ::!ll,and..10:30..a.m. . . . ' , with the entry fee set at 25 cents per item. ~--,,. ": ,.~ .., . ;· · 4 .
, Gue.., wishin~ !'> attend wi]I be · "'!"'ed ·~p8~;~ailil '.
eakes while they view tbe' e11tries. A$q.ssion ~, be:IOj~,p;li '
person ·; '. • ,_,· ~ l~:Cjiarge of the 1..i;val is Mrs: DonaldV~ejir.~~: ,
arts chairman, and Mrs. James Mahan is dtaum'Sn rL ~tt~~~ :"'}
Beach pup. ~· r"" • • • .! ~ ~~ ~
P.articipating Juni91"s will inclllde tbe Mmes .. W.t!Jiapi4~,~
Johnsiin, William Lokken, ROOert Murmy, Ted Rodllick,.F.rai&.Souza:.
Willianl Wilsoo and Mahan . . . · 1, • •
Each Junior club ,;,ill bring guests~ h~~:Sponiioring Ctdb dui>.
ing the next meeting of Orange District which tak<io ,pfilce Wedn~~ .
Nov. 20. Mrs. Gary Ratzlaff, district pr~ident, will w.l)lcome 'Mra!: • '.
Ml\f'llall Gordon, •tale wesident. . · • •. . '
Huntingloo Beach Juniors who will attend Iii•. ·mee!i!ii in tile
La Hlibra M~odist ChUl,'ch Jfe the ~es. Jlobert Nichols, presiden~
. Don, Winlemaller, ,,,;ce presiij.ent ~d di/;triCI . corres)>ODdin,1! '""re-·
la/'Y ».Rooald Coffelt.. '!iWict ·YOU\h l;!>ai~an a)l!l. Willl&/i) Zi~g, 'd{~~l~~ .... l·'t. . ·~·'' '.' ~t~
, • ·· oU.~Pinihif~l;i>,91iJri!'~I~ Pcl!l•i!lfe, ~\it,or;W,Wii\lli'I~~,.
J. p, Rowland; coo<dinator and 'Mn.' Malnie SelfZeir._ • ,
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AROUND THE WORLD IN
80 DAYS -Adventurous
Londoner arid valet wager
they can circle !Wtb. In
81> dO)'li. Delightful fan!uy
classic.
!UGH, WILD AND FREE -
Documentary filmed I n
northern British Columbia
during spring and summer.
SNOW WHITE AND SEVEN
DWARFS -Re-releaae or
Disney cartoon feature.
TEENS AND ADULTll
GGNE WITH THE WIND -
CIUll.c returns to· acreen.
PAPER LION -Humorous
aaga.
WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT
FEELING GOOD? -Lively,
contemporary _comedy abQut
bird wbo apreada contagious
vlrua ol Joy in New Yark
Horticulturist
Will Offer
Garden Hints
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Mrs. HiJut!ttOn. '1!\e.l..,U.-will vilit biltorlcl\ opota
In Iii•¥-Arl9 nut ~y. . '
MIU. ''RANCIS W. McKAY· JR.·
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MINERVA WINNER · • iiarb.ro :Phllllps · ..
significant activities attained
dw;ine·!Jle pledge period.
Musical Arts ··. Program . . .
Has Strir1gs · .Attached
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"A ·trio wt11 ' t n t e:r't a i ft · Co_~e itt tinds'oatg, Kan.
memben:· of the Musical Arll • Mimi .'lbomaasen ls a resl-
Allmciailon Sunday, Nov. 17 dent·of liewport Beach and
at .J::rr p.m. .in the Bowen a. ·.tormer · member of the Museum in Santa 1Ana: · · · P.iaadena Civic Orchestra,
. Tb< group. wtll' inchtde 1'lis8 • · B~ .. sympOciny and tho Rosa~ McKay, •ioJin;·Mi!S. f.QJl!Md .Ch...W Symphony.
Joan Thom~ • .' celli>, .and ·She· ·ta ·a member of the
Ml11-·Mirtha Ketti, tiiano; ·0range County and Coata
performing · tetr . .ll..-S ·Trio · Mesa .community· 1ympbonles.
in c, o~ fl., · . . , M_iss Itettt' iJ . a resident of .
·Mlsa 'fcKajt,'a reaideot '.of LaJllnl . Hips and has had
Yqrba Linda · ii a 'm~ber · much 1 .d'iam!W music ex-
of Ute ·Or1n1e COunty 'Sym-1 .~tehc'e: 'she. \ilso iJ an ac-
pbony ~ . It . ~ !onilet _,...;;,,.,,,,,.. occompanbl and ~ .• ···-'J.a ..... ,, ... ··=~ rnerpbe:r of Llm c~\vwe, ~ ,_.,_r.
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Filo. and Saii Diego· 11yin·· • • 1'heoO "musicianl ccmbined pfionlei 1ano1· wu in Sigma. ·u.u;.taleills·.two yeors ago
Alpba . Iata, .iatlooaf:l1ooorary .in..·~ . '!>. ~Y and pity m• ·fraternity · ·for,. w(!men Ji,W' ar~t worb. available fM
while attendlni B"etban_y tdcr. ' . ' .... .
Fr~~doms' Challenge You:ng ~eteEa1r-. ~g
The California Society, region e11fCUUv.e,·_J'jet:-ptesl-c· ~ . ~·~ c· . l (._b·' G ~~ ·;.;
IOUthem council meeting of dent of Froed~s.Founcla4on . OP ' .. bRJCI ~:;>pea ·ers
the Daughten of the at Valley· "FJ~P who will , . 1 ,_ ,.. ,, ~ , , • ,
Am<!rlcan Revolution will take · dl!Cll!S . t:i!'~ · Cha~ of • · • • -... ''!•.• •.• ~. , -ker al , t ' Member1,.ttf "the ·ealifcimia .J.VF -""-~ plact Tuesday, Nov. 11at10 Fr"e-edorti'. •A or mer Federation' of . Republicm .itr.i. WW be Copgressman
a.m. 1n ~ t l n& ton newa~ editor, wruer -•!"'1 WOJhei,,,: Soatbem ·~ Divisiail, .:John ,M. -Asbbrobli of Ohio,
Sheraton Hotel in PuadeDI' lechµ'er, 1~· ~ J:>een with Will ..l$tll4t" fOr '>f!l-11::> con-•wJtO lervea, on •the . education
· Guell apeaker will i. e,. the,:,:1%:.i::" ~~9;!9~nd vonllon -\V~ay, Nov. _lo •~:lllbor ·••mm~ in ~d·
'Richard H. Foll.&, western vice · ..... .;.1...;........ achedu1ed to lo the Ana~ Qonvention ~~ _to ~n~ • th..e ranking · w-•..-Ce"''"'" . . nepµblican on the House Com-report. at .tbe''quarterly · ·~-· · . -·1' • _,;.u_.-. ··. ·-• ... ,.. . .,_ Don Id F . Guest , ....... ker . will . be ~~ -On Un Amertcan ac m~-• ia ••»r· a . . , ..-1 1, •• tivi\iel: •. ' Bovee of. ff1¥llington Beach, William )j. Blackn\_an, .%2-Y_ear-•-·, .sh.•• lo lleod lineage research old 'Vietriam ~ Vet.er.an. ac;-· ~~ · wt 1•'6 a . ru· P,8r;t -· the ll-d con:Una:toMra. HaqyUmhey !'.l'J.~Y P1~ce .theJr ,~eaervat1ons
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lton cu·rtain aeallpnln\.m ~ll'IMn. ~:! presid«lt.. • · ' ~augh-the Repu~llcan ~a, corona del Mar, . The ·iµ~ .ret:elv~ .a cit.a· Fedtnted Club in theu area.
'llte lroo curtain will be It.a~ usi~ _.wy and lion by U>e dlrtctlon o1 tile_ •. : '.; ·. ·"';''
llfltd by Mr>! John Delmonte Mrs. Ben Klemwachter ol San s../elary of . lhe .Ahny for ~pg'· . . "" t . d ~-~."·--her · •· Clemente, llnleneper. tho Army Commendallon · .n.n r,g ryl r'IQ e m--~ --trave~. . '""'"-.O••-~--ill 1 uec1a1 f · r·1o·-' · •~'-· '' , ... ' •, '' • ·~...,.~'41.61-'-'-..""" w n-•p or me 1 "'l"ou.s.s"' ~ ....... , ; ..... ,,1 ~. 1nCommunlst~_4Urlnl elude Mrs. Frank Edgar Lee He ·was ·discharged in· ·:~11 -·enfertainment will
• moetlng ol 11.w,.., Harbor of Laguha IDlb and Mra. John lle<:ember ol 1967 and II a. :~1 the, meetini o f
Panhellenlr: next Wednesday Holland Kinkaid of Dana stud'8'{ at' Golden · _W.ea ,t r:~.a. :College . Aiumnae
at 10:80 a.m. in the. eoron., PoinJ.. bc}norary state rerent.s. College, w~ere be is a.business . ~i 4· Oi'ange CWnty next
del Mar "°'"' of Mn. Carl roajor. He res!d" will( bit 'N<sday·m· the Tus!ln ·home
G. Moin. ' . parent., Mr. tnd Mra.·Thonw 'of ·Mri:.','.I, Barbee 'RoM:ftson. -
Al tho meeting !lnal plans ·Oourt Stella Blactanlb In Seal Beach.. . Enleri4iner1 '!'ill be Mrs.
for the annual Panbell<riic Another 11'!"1i ·w1u .11e the ·onvJi ,ftoberlaon, planlat and
benefit, DoUan for Scholanr ,lrJf!D~ of Cour:t Stella ~v: Claude · Bunr.el, cUrator · ~ . ."Mari1Yn f>lr~n, aololst.
wtll be mode, "Id Nn. Leon , l\farll 1~. · C 11h·o11 c of Independence _llpll, K"l'tt's
Fry, pretldent. Tht event wl11 Daughtert of Amer.tea meet Berry Farin: A· minlSter 'aifice ,
lake pl1ct In lhe Sluft Shirt each second and fourth blon· 1945, the JUW ha.s led COil-·Give ·the United Way next Febnw)'. · day ~t 8 p.m: In St. Joachim'• gre11aUon1 in Irxliana1 South .,
parish· hall, Costa Meaa. • Carolina and California.
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ISLAND FARE·-·FesUve Foods: Holiday Haw.alien Way. will be the theme of
the final Orange Coast College Cooking School se'Ssion Nov. 20. lnStructors Miss
Pat M'1rgan and 'Mi15 Gerry Gerkin, will demonStrate many delicioU.s recipes on
tile Mesa Theater stege .. Tickets A!e free and tlie show begins ·at 9:30 a.m.
OCC Cooking Schoof ·
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'Saucy' Sau·ces . ·served
What's sauce for the goose
COQ1d . abo be aauce for the
vegetable.
This play on words bi evi-
dent U y'ou attended the cook-, . .
Investment
ing school spo~rtd by It ii best when· green and
Orange Coast College last is a good source d vitamin
Wednesday morning., A and B and iron " .
The program was entitled J , Sweet and Saucy: Meat, • Another v~getaDle, IJ:eet!, is
Vegetable anl! Dessert -Sauces another old timer but bas few
and was presented by borne vltami1111. Gerry cooked ' up
economists, Miss Pat Mogan Gliuid Beets Appjey'.,d w~ich
of OCC and Miss Gerry brou h( · :
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Gerken of Southern Counties g ~t ils co or and taste.
Gas Co. · other entrees included Jum-
. 1be (fishes were attractive ho Ham Roll with Panley
and lilled "ith calories.' Ac-Cream Sauce, Poppy Seed
cording to Pat, "Everyday Sauce for noodles, Seafood
lypea of food . and . leftovers Supreme in Biscuit Ring with
can be enhanced with sauces." sauce, Broiled Meat Rings
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Angl~ Sauce was billed as MiSty Sauce tor pOlatqes,
a light dessert. A n o t b e r Canadian cheese Sauce for
seasonal entry which the meats or ' rice, Pear Lemqn
youngsters will enjoy i s Sauce for cakes and Mince
Strawberry Crush. meat Sundae Sauce fOr the
Will Rogers once said that ho liday I.able .
caulifio:irer ii -cabbage with The' last show In t.bt four-
a co11ep education. Using this part 'series will ~ place
"edUcaUOpal"-vegetable ln next Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
Caunnower Gan\t waa Miss in the Mesa. TbeateJ;, Costa
Gerken. Thia comp]ement to Mesa. The demonstration will
a nlam· disJi Would, make a Include Feiitlve Foods : Holi-
nict cenWr for Gerry's neit day Hawaiian Way.
offeling. GIUed Squash Rings. · Co-spoll80I'S for the 17th an-
Acorn sq~ which was nual show are OCC, the gas
used in th; litter dish bi a company, the theater, Davis-
native American ·vegetable, Brown, O'Keefe and Merritt
said Getj-y. "If it has lots Co. and Alpha, Beta Markets
of oraqe spots it is overripe. which give away the reelpes.
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SA 'f'\JRDA Y
, NOVEMIER 16
..,~-· , A 41'"1 lrl esblbif hano In "'l'be wile !!11!1 &ni.oll bis
llal'IDer'• Lil>rll')' cMl:ii No-cl<ltlny ' • '• Allrol4llf polnta
. v~. "' the. w1y.'' • 1
FfOlilred ~ are Mrs. AllJl:I (Mu<h 11-AprU it ':
George Shal't ud Mrs. Thebna A""1d couun1 •·· -·-·" l. plddock 'HoPO who were I.,..,.,..._ hanied artlllHl-the-moo!ll by mam. fhal ties YOll down.
,tbe Junlar ElleU Club of New· ¥111r Jlllnt roor. ~e. But
port -, ]UJI. .,_ 1M111 *t fadl IP Creative we.., ol Mn b .. k otltemenb. !.et otben Iii
Sborl -~ In .thO -· Play Waiting-· 1. fllnn <i th re eodlmenslooal , TAVllUS (Arpil 30-Mai •Y.
ll!lche<y. Her ·ril:b have In--1end to acl In
clUded I six.foot pine!, ud II llllUIUll -· Not wile to
ae ublbltor ~ llol -. P.llh luuee. Be gra<ious. Set '
w«U ti tbe FilUYll'<i Artl, W..pi. <i ~. Avoid
Splilller Ptll!Yll and Craft -,.1 lllY ··eelebratlon, Guild • __ ... -•"-s-clur .,, Inciudec! fn Mn. Hope's db-' IOCW ~-. •
play are --<i area disputes, • ,..... Ind <i llawall. SW! GEMINI (May 21'June •):
liles ligur• and ~alb 11< Prtdlce reotralnl. Aval¢ IO-
a n:.u1t of some 50 years o1. Uons baaed on l. m p u 11 e -,
,.mblting.. Tendency' II to throw caulhiD
.OQ>er proJeels of Juniors 11< ulde. Es¢tement pAYllll,
the distribution of health liter-but ao dOll confullon. K'ty to-
aUtre at the 1hree llbrarlea day ls moderaUon.
ud the stalfinl .of the <>nnge ClA1'lCEll (Jiiiie 21.July 21) :·
Coonty Prenatal Clinic. Coodltlcial which apPealod
. -~ to be Clp(IOllte, 111.,. 1">\ICY -•rr ~ · 1..,., .... ~ ... -
eeined. Daiilostlc llltuatlon nMdt · revitl"ro·.n. Mab
neceull')' dwole·
CONSTANCE ,OLIVER
TO ~rri
LEO (July :IS-Aug. 21 ): Take
!peC!al eare wring short
journeys. Avoid e1ceM spreeid.
EJ:erc:iae caution also wlth
meangu and what you com-
mit lo writing. Coodill<IM to-
day are erraUc, aubjed. to
chanie. VIRGO (Aug. 2S-Sepl 21):
Keep eye on posseuiom.
Overcome tendency to be
careless. Not wise to take
chance where· money is con-
cerned. Finliicial condltiom
are erratic. Be ·perceptive.
LIBRA, (Sept. S$-Ocl. 22):
Ptnonal affilrl' demancl at-
tentlOI). Ten~ncy ~ ~-·~ge
your mind · at cruclil tfrne: '
Be aware of rules before at•
tempting lo br~ tbem. K•y
ls to be thorough ,
·knowledgeable.
SCORPIO (Oct. :13-Nov. 11): February.
Nuptials
Planned
• ..J Restrictions could fall away,
You lain great.er freedom.
YOU niay not be poeillve <i
direction. Best coune ls to
A Feb. 8 wedding In Our
Lady of Mount · Car me I
Catholic Church, N e w p o r t
Beach, i• being planned. by
Constance Lou1Je Oliver and
Laurence E. Lawnann oi
Playa del Rey.
Miss Oliv~, dauaht.er of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford C. Oliver
of Newport aeach, la a
gr~duate of Pasad_Jlla Hiab
School and Pasadena City
College. She aJao attended
California State College at
Long Be8ch.
Her fiance is the son of
Mr. and Mn. Felli J .
Laumann of Malibu. He la
a ,graduate <i Loyola llllh
School and the University of
San Diego.
· uk, check. Hidden aspect of
project is bnlUght Into open.
SAGnTARIUS (Nov. ZZ..
Dec. 21): Friends could have
filling ool. Try lo remain
petural. Play r o It
peacemaker. One close to you
is upset. Avoid arcument.
Make ~i9n. Yo.i will be
repal~. · , .
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19): Orie in . authority ohoold
New Club
For Teens
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: chlc·loolcing Ann"Margret 1eem1 to be ll)"ing in
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Prtth: l Aquatic b)ftf 48 At111os*'t:
' Dictionary: Co111b.tM11 · Abbr. SO Opponent u -1<itchtn of 21st
com1nodity A11tndN!tt
·l4 'Pep up Sl Part of
l.S Nymph cOMlt's act
Who loved sz Tr11ts· Narcissus portatlol !~·Jforst god 11ediu11
7 Calkin S4 Reject wUh
18 F\shtnn1111s cot1tt111pt
concern S1 Gold 11tdal J.'t..Ptoplt winnH& i Ol'rtvtntlve ftl Group of
:••"'111e1sure footblllers ·22' Cape Breton ft?: Part of
, ·,ls. dis-the fact
toverer 63 Ifft Indies ~J"' ..•• John's, Yolcano
Newfoundland 64 Earlier:
24 Kind of COMb.fotlt
Xmas gift &S Public area ,s Part of In Montrnl
'a clrcle 66 Dfsplay of
!8 CGnt1iner ~geantry
2• Melody &7 laborer
)0 Item of 68 S. A111eritlf'I
1pp1rtl 111ountain
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allowance 21 ·-Act
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36 Des«t one's ilSSOClates
37 Dr111 along
39 One who
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plilne
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41J Sp lit open
51 ln11petltnc!d 52 Show:
Colloq •
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56 Prepositi on
57 Flet10111I
detective
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In Spain
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ordinary mink, beaver and ·a81J1e crliatiolll bt end up cm mhcly'1 lieod. Bow·
ever when the cat in qu~<in l• ADii-Margret'• 'pet, Tu#Y, -tbo wwd II ntz.
Tufty would rather purr in her hip. · . · _ -·
.Russian Fashion Model
More Work1 Less Pay
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·IJC?Jid4Y ,prtPJlraUOM will be ·man of Jbe.club'1· Boot sec .
on the ininds of Riviera Club _tiOI}. aallfte•ch _rQeflt~r ~ask.· membtn. when they gatt'ier in ed to b . chlldr , the Island House, Fuhion Is-nng • qew. en 'J
land.at 10 a.m. nut Monday. ·book. The gilt.'ftfapp8d books
Oµi..sbnas -d~atlons at· will be preSenfed ,to tbe,Juve-
ran1~ by ~~s. Rock Duitman, . nlle DetenliOn Halt' oti.ora.:11e
· Creati\re Living Section Cha!r· for tis bhri!tmas trees. · -~. will .back.grwll.d ~~ dis-Bridge players are invited to
for .. ~aris. But what keeP.f .her meme to care for their P~IQ'. oi: ~ and imported remain after the 'meeting-for
b\!Blest, she says in ber.,hesl· daughlllr, 6-yur~ld Nutas.ia, c.:r:'~ aid to ChrlSlmas gariles. IW~rvations may be ~Enli1:~ is r!:w!•":~ when mother Is travelin&. But shop~• will be an.~bit of abtained ~Y4~:~f; ~. ~';.
abroad to expositions, Miu most. of the Ume, her daughter gr~ttng ca!d:I and boo~ re!th ~94-fW. or Mri. Bet.
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,~-~bor
5-ALE
MOSCOW (UPI)-Her brown
eye1 look o u t from fashion
magaz!Mt of both eastern and
western worlds. She's blonde,
'the belr center-parted, worn in
a Jong bob. The figure iJ tall
and Jean, that cl a ntaMequin.
Romano Vskaya goes alpng. Is in kinderganen ,· which in acc;ompanymg commefttar es. ty Rowan, 6~1 by next •••tdffl rs.w 11.,., °""
·Her job, in fact, ia little dif· Ri.isaia Tiiealll!I 12 houtt a day Mn:. Edward Reed, co-cllair· _:S~a~turd!!:?.:a~y;_. ______ ..:!!!~~~~~~~~~
ferent from that of a top care instead of tht. brier morn-
model in New York. But her ing session or the U.S.A.
W.nings are far be10'1f U.S. "I ·hadnlt intended tB be a
levels. Ludmilla a v e r a I e s model." uid the 28-year-<»ld
from $150 to $ZOO per month, Mrs. Romano Vakaya. "I had
she llJd. attended mechanical college in
And that is just what Lu<!·
milla Romano Vakaya is -a
model, and one or the lop ont!J
in the Soviet Union . She's ap-
peared In Life, Paria Match,
EUe, among other western
pubUCaUoru. She'g done
special asaigrunenta for Dior,
Ebel/ Club
lends Aid
To Benefit
Mesans Host
Deanery Meet
Her counterpart in New Leningrad. But I married and SL Joachim'• La.di• Guild
York earn& from HO to S50 an moved to MOICOW and ju.st by wlQ host the next meeting
hour, if she doel live fuhioo chance one da.Y when l went
shows. with 1 friend who wu model· of tbe Oranae C o u n t 'J
For .photocraphic work, top Ina. they also put me to Deanery. '
modell on the U.S. actne tam work." Members will n,uter at
MO an hour and higher. Sucll But like her ,1l1ter1 t :30 a.m. n¢ Tueada)r in
ones u Jean Shrimliton, SuZ1 everywhere, she knows that St. Joachim's hall, Colt.a Mt11
Parker and Penelope Tree: ao tht workinl life of-a model and Mn. Neil McElratb· will j above $100. · , must end one day. She's,p1an-
Salaries in the Soviet are the nin& for that retlrement too-call tht meetin1 to order at
li"vmeeflwlh~-you !?"~& ~t.~ "I will work for several more 10.
iun ... uu waw Jean, then rtudy E111llab and Speaker will be the Rev.
more demanding·phot.oerapbie become 1 tran11a\Cr · o'f Pab'lct G. Thompt0n, ·pro-
modeling. ,.. , 'literature," 1he 11y1. feuor al. theolOty at St.·John.'1
But her u1aJiy "e<lmbined We d1lcuued "trendl" in Seminary, Camarillo and
with her husband's'-he's a modela-the French love the Mount St Mary'• Colleae, Loi
Ebell Club of Laguna Hills television music director and Orlentala, the Nearo girl Angeles. Hts topic will be
will co-spon.sor a Thanksgiving editOr -e.nablu the coople to ft.Dally hu broken thl barrierl ~ Mystery and
dance with the Lel.!!ure World have a privste flat, to hire so-in the United States. Moralr. EducaUon and Recreation ___ .:__ __ _..:._.:...:..:...:._:::..::;:..::==.::..:=. __________ ~--
Deparlment from 8:30 to 11:30
p.m. Monday, Nov. 18.
All proceeds from the event,
to take place in Clubhouse 2 of
Leisure World, will aid blind
children.
Admission to the formal af·
fair is $1 per person. Music
will be provided by the Gearae
Rodney Orchestra.
Also on the calendar ls a
hip to Padua Hilb, Dec. 3, for
the club'11 Gadabouts.
Durlna the vi!lt, luncheon
will be sandwiched between a
program of music, singing and
dancing, followed by
Cbrlstmu plays. .
Officers Told
Mr. and'·Mrs. Arthur Stead
will become worthy patroo
and worthy matron of Laguna
Beach chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star. tonight.
The installation ceremony,
lo begin at 8. will take place
in Laguna Beach Masonic
Temple.
These·
DIAMONDS are your best
friend
WALKER & LE£
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?with ·, Trojan-Beavei'.Cl.~h buia dNlenhlp 11m1ug11 Monday. BuclY -·
thuaiaN say the speclal!yodeoignod Nu! velll•
· ·• • cles <If the Sahara Desert were the wortd'1 lint ·
A cmrd of ~ • 70,000 la expooted a.;..i -~ C. 4Ddrol, lillDwll dune bugglu. · ·
••• · 7 LOI ARGllUll (AP) -'!be run !or
'' lht --lo Ibo Padllc4 con!enoD« -llOrrlll • llo -r<achol the ... ·or Ibo t:IO p.m. ldckoll In Memartal 11"ftoGnat"'''"'*'"''1111 macb .................................................................. ..ll !ollaemn.
Tbe pme wtD be televiled locally &bl lfilD'' .._ •1**. -~-· • . o1 • •• 4. ·~OI Ibo '* ·i.. Saturday when th
-TroJw o1 Southern Callfom •collldl wllb lonoldable Ore1on Stale.
~;; Alld11.ncm b11tbact O. J. Simps:
~ Ibo Trojw are !avored by .
~. ~t~enr11e 11 ngur«1 to =--=,,: .;;:=: .. Spona lia ·Brief
Both Southern Cal and Oregon State BW 11~•} SD,ll't. " ~ , • Ugh! Bruins.
Face Another : toucbdowa or u ·u the top ran!«
ave '40 conference records. No one Mdtq11 iUICk ta ~IOIDltbbic men "· ~ • ·' i;::-:erence.=c:."':i::n·lbe . u... Juol ·o..J. 1'-' llllliloiP Ibo · 6~(.· See Sta.rs W-=n,· '"tamb>tllenalloa. .
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' ! ~I rilt 8ofP. t1lmr Uni ltllCh-UCLA and Huakle1 of Wublnllon, down ~ u ilio' --till 1 LOI ANGILD ·-11'1 .,.· .... lllat two outings of the year, the New Orleans gaunted in the victory column 1Jy a .
"Eyes K".'Derby
'l · . ' ._ . ' ~:·-Second Woman OK d . ' ' , . . -· I -; -As Lk~nsed:· ft?Ckey
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11111 .Blrlr ... --.. ofllda\· . •".1111& .. ., .........
J"'*'1 'l'laodaJ -.. .-lftd • . .... tlild •· -~t la 110
......., -~ lbl -ky pcimdf/bu,lllal~~3"1 .
Slalo Jladl!I Comm._ • . .Ml11;'911r wu ,....,.._ when lk
The --·· action made'.11113 '"u told tilt lb!i hfd been Ucenied. Eari1 Ibo"""" -to be ~ llli' ....... trembled u i lllll1 ollerod for rldllll llloroalblndl al' I 1l1IJor 'lier l 111111 lor blr cliarette, "Looi<
-II till '"*'' 1ar11er lhll jw, II 111&1. l ·ll!IU I'm piq to flint," ... ,l!lli, ""' 1111 ftlll, . Alllloulll . ~. '"' Ibo _.
........ ~ ~ ~ &er~ u1d "I llllnli Ill llloul l!mft .Jtlll 1 IP ~ Qlillr a.N;'l 1bllll: ,. a pt' capPlt,
lhoa. --Ibo opportun!i,."
Mia ~l!llrll' IOI --1ttrldetl to the 8pon. bicauoe "racing lntriJues
me. I love oqmpetlns. I love to wtn. II would bo Ibo sruteat day •f my
life to ride tq the Kentucky Derby."
Mia Early, who II divorced and ibe
mother of an I-year-old girl, said 1M
ta DOI ....-nod obout competing qalnlt
men or worried about the d1n1m of roc:m,.
The temporUJ permit means that Mia Elrf1" CID ride In two races before f1oal acllon la llkln& on her 1ppllcatloo.
Silo hopes to mount lhooe two rides
In Illa cumnl !all leaaloo 1t \:hurdllh
Dowm,
Joe service, manager of the Jockey's
Guild, would not say whether Miss Early
would be permitted In join the jockey's -' "We toot 110 posltloa wblo Miu Kuar
WU ....... for II -ll1d ... ,,. ..
1"ld -ildorl 11111 UYtlllnl !l!eT de will ... to bl done .. lniMdutll, It ": =i, '.-i...i Ibo temporuy
-two -alter Ille rode Barb'• DeUcbl to t,l4IOc7 over two other hanel
Ill a ......... --1t Cburcbll1 Donl. T·b111ono -llmed Jn 1:11 M. . .
dlltllll"'1 poni\11 OalJlanla-, .. 1111 Loi Mphs ~ .. • .,..... lftjlle•llem rtported ·'lbunday. long and hungry football .....,,,, tlaah
17, · Mam. llul tlMilr' PIM aplml M lltw However, Georata COlc\J Vince Dooley here Satunlay In 1 Pociftc.a Cool-...
"Wo aU ..... , ... , ''11111 York lfm m!PI u wo1111111'1M& Uid ol the newspaper's story, "lt'a not game tlaat will do li!Uo but further
11W.bl .. 1111-..al1111111!1-dn.in OaJr llT _. ...... , .. al' 1111 ttue. We ha"n't had anything to do with the feud between the two coaches.
l!t&te, wt'U bl" .lo pllf u • .WiQ":'ii' Coallllaolt Anaa la 1111 !All 11111C ollf 1 n y ol the bowls ei<e<pt to spook to Washington, with nary 1 conferena bolter lllatl wo )1111 lllilll Calllatllll." triumph to its cmlit and Ollly two wins , "W1'n IOI lo 11111 oaf ...... p!llO ~ for tlle • .,,,11111( °"*' 1111 lh<ir ooouls who have been watchlni OW' In eight outings, remembers .vtvtdly the
.al Illa yw *-..... 'flll a... ...,_, Ill-IOI vtc1orJ 1ll1lil 1iavl .... a pme1." <8-0 shellackJni adminl.otered Jul year.
tDlo Ibo -llow[ Unup Ille 1*i ~ II wall. · ' I I I by Tommy Protbro'a Bnlinl. . door," ,...._ ..... ,.~. Tiit _.,,. 111"4 Loi Alie'='~ But UU.;., Hom--•·· for the HuK!es ~~ ~. ·~ ..-HANOVER, Pa. -William H. "Wee .............. ,. McltaY, 'lllUl llmlllr i I A 11DItA11, Ii M ud boaltod 1111 1ea1n 11M1t ltl1'o a WUUe" Sbe>del the b t bl and the Bruins, now s..!, alao hne a oblervla, ,,,., Ila" Ill ltin'I ,,,._ ..........,, ~ tie whb Nn • mig ty m le of • memory -their two previous gamu
Illa boll fltllllnl .......... lJl Amwka 011Nlll ud lleftr In Ibo AmlflcaD NaUooal J.eope pJtcblng era wbo helped were enemr homecomings and ud al·
... 11nollulllillltlr la~~. ., ', llUllllllall All*llolt'I Wjllllll 111'11-.. 51.itLftll_~ to~~ .• -)'!"UCLA at Ten1100°" (11-U).
. -·· ' ~..-~-, ' --~ . ..... ......... •• udChiollltalo(tWl). " .. • r• -' '!l.lll ... -·-•n.111w Colcb-Jlill Owlai boldl a M ldll Former ·King" · TlllJ"'i!~-11nt1~~!-·-*·1111 -• ;:.=.=::u~~'.6' • " • I I I · vm. ®Id """1a1 lhll m=:l'vllioml
Ou.t of E· __ !i-::'e 141ANG~-,,,. i.u Anlela . NIW~":'A!Oorlor"'•• :..·.~i:':!'~rui:= XIJe LUllt IOI Jlloli II tile Nlllonol Buke~ 11.Y., ~.017a!plc dllaua champ, IWl1 Ille• !>all II Um-. Al WorllJ'
11111 All .... Inn . ...._ lolltghl, bolt--ocllltluled to 117. to London where whl> hal Ued Ibo lllllonal all-time pa0:
As LA Bows
141 ANOILU (AJi)-11 -Ibo n!ihl Ibo alumt1U11 nllirlted IO Ibo Fonnn
bltl he 00\tlda~ bM '"''" bla alma mater. '1'1111 IW !llPHl-Jl'ar two Dtrlodl. Dlln>lt Rod Wini \IOlltellder '!'my Sawclwt, In the Mii
lat year for Ute Los Angeles Kings,
shut out his former teammates in Thurs.
day night's National Hockey League ·
game.
During those two period.I and the early
part o! the lhtrd, Sawchuk'• current teammates, piled up a U lead.
FlnaJ!y, •t the 6:39 mart, Gordon
La-lero alapped In the Klnp' flnt
score on 1 power play.
Juat !OW' minutes later Ed<llo Joylll
connected for Loa Angelet.
But the King1 were unable to ,et
the puck put Sawchuk again-and Detroit
skated out with a &-2 victory that kept
the KJnga: from moving within a point
1 of St. Loula, the West Division's leaders.
It also halted the Los Anaelff victory
llrtnr ot lour pme1 ..0 ended Ibo == :i:.:i~:"1 ~ ODI pOI .a ~ clurlnl ~
Tbt Klnp won able to 1l1>n> Gordie
-from -tac b1tt Ibo llld ,,..,
llar dld~lwo ....
The .. 1. !;f:'.: ·-road trip In. ....... Mllnlt = :~ ~ M-1 and ,fourih Ill
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. Ill tile ,.. Dltp -II ud Elvin he 1!tll k llGto>nc! b7 Illa Brttl!h preu lnler<elllioa neon! of II wu badly bl;lt1lo
..,.._ • • C10 MoadlJ. ' . ' · · · od In fut -·· Joa lo Stonlonlr .. bul ;, --.. ~.· / ' Tiit-=· ...... Olrltrlheou~ bu noovl!ld and wDI be trylnf.far • • l\lntlllll &1111-C)!IJO!Jnl· No.-11. ' iiltl. llil award.111111 a IOkl llllcl Ill-' BUI lloldll1, 1111 quorlerback 11.....i W Yll04I -har additional lrac1>3 ,.. lnllbl' al a lllllcblGI! ..,.llllGQJ. to npllco Iha .,..i 011')' llebuo· wlD
will bold .... -.. ·1111 _.ied ' ., ~ llart !er Ibo llrulm.
CuacllatMtMt'ltlll a.u.ee Cltp nad · -.,. . lloldm WJt lnlurod In Ibo ..... roc1111 ...... It wu llorood 'l'b11nd11· u......., Pllll _.,,, loam 'u.t Ibo ...... nlurilod~to .acUCIO ao4' lo lllller "''" ""'the lour, J-Wu, W--..,., for •flm ·placo Ill •-lnJm7.ind bit pi., l!lnee Ihm
said road COQlHI In St Jovtle, Que., a triancuJar meetwlth El Taro. hos-Infrequent and Inconsistent;
and Moopart, out, In Canadl wtJ1 be Unlvenllf Pork and Weatlake both Prothro feels he wtll be back II, top ICOI'ed Z9S points. form for this test.
added. Top peflorm,ri ln the meet were John Jim Nader, •bo bu carried the burden
b. the United States, the Mid-Ohio Robertson, Vlrlfrlia Dressel!, E d • while ~Iden was 1ide1ined, will be called
coune a( La:lngton, Ohio, and a course Manball, Dion Dickinson, C b r i s upon when passing is in order but the
at Watklnl Glen, N.Y., will be ad6ed to WaiJllcott, Cheryl Beasley and Jt!f Bruins are expected to r:eJy chiefly on
lhe ,clrcutL BorsuJ<, the running pme, as will Washington.
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• Ill' CWG LOCl(WOO!> ~ ' ., ...............
• Debbie Gllllavloo bd lion llal1 <if
• SaJI!& 'CruJ, Clllfiinila ,,... , "°"""'
victor• lo ~ t..dtn> ...,i at ·the. -Id
Surfing Cmteat (00.-Mund!ll dt . . . purllni>: . . • .
. , ,,,e 1ba~ley 15-yeaN>ld tandem q ....
&bd her partner mantCed to beet Com-
PetJton !r(1ln -·.i tUJm, loclodli\J • -.... ->-• • ~ put toe-Enlllah' team
~eh manqed to tlnllll lourtl!, ~ " ,. eqlllllJi bulll1 combined Eaal G>ailt
lllld lla...UU toom'wblch lllllabed third.
~~ ..i....,.;ae " the clay -· J'Mo 'lllliO DoylO Ind Margo Godlrey, wn. nm.bed lint In the .._,, tyeJ1I
· ·Saturday, manqecl, 1'lt!J ooly iO minutes
~ In the belt to take a ae<ond ~lace \l>lth a bom>wtd board. Spectolol'I went
.Wild. ... -
: ... Film maker 'Greg Mac G 11t1vta1
,llterliJly· ·led the .,.,.peutlall when he
,P.ddled hJs board into· position ob a
. :trave, and took off In front of Gustavson
and .Ball Tum1111 bf<:kwirds he filmed ·
'!lie .... ilre iide riding backwardil ·on hll -..
Bu'ry C2lurch lllld Rulaell HIJi)tes
lonnod • comedy -that brought
' judie' llld Glflcla)J to their -· tamlnc tbil Auitralla planned to h<m
no taDdetn event, llughea collared
-Church, eel 1.ofletber on a surfboard '""°"""' to judge Marge McClelland ct Lquna Bead>, the doubtlul duo
d-~ 'llldliJ to anlootera.
'Ille "team" lfulgbt bowli of laughter
1mD Puerto Rle1111 _,.bled to wltneos
the tandem event. Hughes' trunks,
dancerooaly near hall mas~ ,flapped In
the "-u he sloadled Cburcb who
attempted. to bane five .
They bung. it up,. altogether, when
judgea dlaquaUlteel•'the comedy.
, Reuon: Their lll!'fboard WU too short.
Auembllng .• quickly picked paddling
IPJD, AuOtralla managed again to
dominate the field <i play. 'Ille relay
-.race wu heJd for tUD, but a team
lteaded up by dauntjl Midget Farrelley
showed South Africa, New Zealand,
Hawail, and California, jUBt who was
boos.
* * * Youq Bobby Buulde of Malibu, WU
11e11t Mme under orden frqD1 the Cllllarma Team PQ>ldan, Dr. Robert -· It bu beta reported tllat lklrmlde,
-a paddltr f• tbe Clllfonlla team, may
bve contracted a ltrlou bronchial con-
dlUoa, bal tlle report 1111 ... yet lieen
caafiraied. Md< ltir several da)'I,
Burnlda W laid elf practice ud
been f'eltla& 1Ulder medication. at Sea
Bea9, l'llerto lllco._
* * * The pame fl. the came ls who stole
your board? So far, David Nuublwa,
Purpul, Peter t>b:on, several eut coast
surfers, and aeveral vl.!lting team
members ha-h lolt boArd.11 111 a wave
of surf thefta nept the contest area.
No trace bu been fouod d any of
·the missing sticks, and olllclail are
speculatin1 on the disappearances.
All yet no information has been turned
up to give police and owners any cluell.
Racki were stolen from Dr. Dem James
Ind that made ii a two-time bl! for
the Jameo "'""· Two nl8hta bef<re, alter llllttlng a acreea, tbtovea 'Tipped
off three boirds lroril the Jamea bungalo
. at Sea Beach Colony.
*·* * C.0'""1 to Ill pnriGu!J eapGllled
oplaiom, tlte Amerlcul eouJd do l'ery
well aptul tlle _...U,,. lllrf .pow•~
" Allllrilta. _, Tiie ellmiUUoo If• Ted 8,..cer ud
,. Pel.er Dreaya WU a blow ¥' tR Aan:~s
who Ud lloped. lo lleld a total team
bl.to ..the lflDHln •. Al It 11, llowever,
1boae a made jl IOchadlllg Nit Y-.
Famlley, lfl&bel, Wa)'llt Lyd., ud
Keltb PIOI ,IN pnUbly -el tlle
fhttlt llll'fhl power 1fGVP1 e v e r
111embleG ander one flag.
Tbey are fututlc wa&ermen, and la
a 1pon&aneoaaly 1enerated paddlln1 relly
lbey eully beat everyoae wltb an elgbt
,foot 111rflaoard, wlllle Ute rat of the
lf'M'P Ud pacldkbooMI ud 11111 long
gllDI fqr l»Ol.nb:.
Cerkf Carnll al pau Point II wortloe
bard at 1witdt-foodq: la * Ill e
pred..,,_tly rtpt -wav.., ud C~td.DI ctVet a llerrible AlllMlnl. -
Sues' Lemoine
Panled ·Out
-Paul temo!M, Ora.nae cont· ~'s .. ~m:ainl wizard, h~ been deltnitoly ruled
r'Jt tf Saturday night'• pmt qainst
rival Goldtll West COllece.
'Ille Pirate quarterback, leadlni the
Sooth Cout Coah!rett<e In puslns, had
• protoctlYt cut mDOYed frcll1 hll ....
Jured rlctX'lec • .....,,Y but bu been ..,
unable to pot .,Y wolcbl en hla loot
• ~ lo the .. tojand Jlla1tr
• Ill --.. tlle two maJ jullt« coll!I I ftld llP c'kiDa todaf.
G-. - -1lol' -._ be •· <rs tul•o+MM Jn the --.-. ·· 0.-Cloll, m wbllt, i.:= a lol .C-wdllC aplnll a...., ·a-·-~-· ,,,._...,. .... __ ,..
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Oiler
Hunttnstan Beach and Newp<Wt Harber
Hlgb Scbooll r<acb Ibo "1ll " their
11'8 football -.... It Davldaoa
l"lald.
'Ille l>tlor1 orrlve • Illa _,. wltb a 4-4 r-.1 and Nawpod b CM bettor
than Iba~ $.a. ' Bui~., 11111 ~by
the two clojlio lo ,..._ ~ lorcea
-t'o appraile •tbe -aa pracllcallY an -motdl. Wblle l'lowpon bu IOll Ila 1111 lhrte
,.,_ alter pootiq Ill oor\y H rooonf,
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By· EARL GUSTKEY
• Of .. O.lly ""' • ..,
When Herb 'Hill was an ,asalatant
football coach under Steve Muaseau
at Orange Coast College eight
yeani ago, tbe tecruitlng restrlc-
ti~ wer~'t as lmposin4 as they
are today.
All over the county Hill wan--
dered, looking fo<· Weot. Moot <i
It, be discovered, waa 1n Afiahelm.
And ao It is no coincidence that
the 33-year-old Hill la coachlng 1n
Anahdm today, at Loara Hlgb
School. What's more, b1s Su.om
will be !hooting for their 25th
straight Irvine wgue victory
tonight against Magnolia.
Of the si.J: public schools playing
football in Anaheim, Hill's reputa·
tion as a co8ch ls ranked second
only to the acknowledged master,
C 1 a r e VanHoorebeke of Anaheim
High.
And not by much, at that. Slnce
1962, when Hill arrived at Loara,
he has accumulated a 50-1&-3
record. Over the same stretch,
VanHoorebeke is 64-11-2.
Compared to the football bi!tory
at most Orange County high
schools, these are spectacu1ar
achievements. How iJ it possible?
~rge Allen, the Tustin High
coach who played under Hill at
Garden Grove High in 1955, put
Hill's record in focus .
''There's two reasons for Herb 's
11'.lcceS&., .. be UJllains. ..
· "Ftnt, he's cOaclling in a scboo1
dlstrtcl that places gr<!at enipbasil
on excelling in football.
"Sed>ndly, Herb 11 • fun.
damentall!t of the first order.
You look at hlB team on film
and on every play they look like
diagrams out <i coaching ton· bos>ks coming alive."
The root theory behind fun.
damental football dictates that a
htgh school team that keeps
mistakes to a bare minimum. will
win more than it loses.
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Laguna Beacb Hlgb'a IOOll?&D team,
one of the Southland's few , tmbeaten,
is • hetvy favorite to make 'It nine.
Jn a row lonight !lZl its own flWt against
oulmaMed. San C)emenJe.
bn !!'per, the . contest' l!aJ Ill the
makings of a mismatch .
LaJ!Ull11 114• tolled up 11! pointa and
.alJO'ied 51 for tbe '_seajon while the
Trttoqa abow 1 U·:itlt ledger. -
However, Laguna doesn't figure to be
looking abead to the CIF playoll.o looJchl
The Artills will he -berlnt the
. ~II trimming lao Ckmna taqed
them with last aeuon -San Cltmente'1
aecond..ever win ov• Laguna In 35 years.
1lila will be Laguna'a llnt atart without
lta premier ball carrier, Jim Kuhn. 'Ille
rapid rambler brolco two -lo hll
wrbt In Lquna'117-11 win..., Milllcn ·
Viejo la.st week and will~ wear a cut
for two more weets. -·
Taking hll place at tollbact will bt
Mite Abbey,• jun!~.
The ArtlJta still have a potent ll'OUod
attack, with Brlao Bagley at fullback. .w .. 18ys Abbey baa Jool<Od lbarp lo
practice, too.
After taking over for Kuhn agalnllt
MU.Ion Viejo last wee~. he gained 35 yards, with one gain measuring 20.
San Clemente lost to Tustin 1ut week,
2G-O. The Tritons have llCored but one
touchdown In ila' 1811 three gamaa. Coach
Tom Ea<il ii having to go · witb a ~
pound sophomore quamrbact, Koltb
Gibson.
The slarte.r, Mark Heum!llD , went out
via the injw-y route two games back.
LAOUIU. •IA.CH SAM CLIMIN'i'I >M '"""" LE ->U """" LT °""" '" .. _ ,. ·-•• KIOltwnNn c """""' •• Jetir•u• RO .... >U ...... , " -• '" .......,, •• -•n -•• ··-·~ ,,_ LH C.11111 m -· RH W•->D •.. ..., .. -
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When Hill was a line coach at By ROGER CAIUMN
Loog Beach state in 1961 and heard Of n. o.1i, Pl .. SllH
that a new Anaheim high school, The AAA CIF football playoff pairings
Loara, wu acceptjnj applications are out and there are many wbo are
for the head coacbillg job, Hill gOlng to cry foul befo,. they 1et hal!Wiy
Ind hll Paper-Mato were &,I In throogb the list that baa been releaaed line. by the CIF ollice. __ _
homo cl To begin with, undefeated Lquna With only a sop re ass 00 Beach ls not among the aeeded teams band, Hill launched what was to and wu further Ignored by being put becom~ • hlghly respected -football into the role of traveler in tta Nov.
program. · 22 date with La Quinta. ·
"When I was at Orange Coast And, SL John Bo8co, rated ei&hth In
I decided I would tomeday want the .CIF, draws the number two seed
to coach in Anaheim," Hill recalls. Jn the tourney with a yet to-be named
"I wanted a chance to win and bi h --'---I felt that. in Anaheim athleUcs opponent, depending on w c c ...... ;na111·
are coutdered to be important pion or second place team makes the
along with the rest of the educa· fln::!bably the worst palrihg of the entlre
Uonal . program. I felt that tn playoffs i. tho San MarlJl9'Fullerton
Anah>lm I would be , given the maichup. San Marino ls given the lhlrd
chance to staff a program properly seed, then i. aent packing to Fullerton
end deveiOP, it. ' I to · meet the undefeated indlaJll who
·"Loan, of course, offered • are. rated no worse than eecond In qr
great apportuoity and I jumped poll!. .
8\ it." I ~ Says coach Hal Akins of. Laguna Belch
And Hill hu kept hll playm when he heard of the palrinls: "!'lilt'•
jumping ever ainct wilh fun-asinine. ~we _1blnk.-,.. aboWd
damentals. have been ed'. We didn't play a
"To teach good ei:ecuUon you bunch of Pie~ to pt oUr undefeated
have to leach hmdamentals. You recotd.
have to insist on it. Football "And I can't understand St. John 8olco
changes, new offenset come along, being eeeded. Ai for the Fullerton-San
but the fundamentals remain the Marino game . , ; well I aim~ly can't
same." figure that out!'
Hill's current juggernaut Is. ' 1.a Quinta, of the Garden Grove
undefeated through eight games League, not r,anked in the Top .IO but
but be woo't tag it u flis best. ne.verthelea it holder of 1 '1·1 record
'40Ur '65 club waa 11.0 going to~ date, lloog with a one.point win
Into the CIP"'aemlllnall w-we am Mqnolio.
loot to W'8( COvlna, llHI. Whether 'Ille Aztecs will have the advantap ,
this team can do that well or of pla}'ing at the lackluster alte of Bolsa
not remains to be seen." Grande Hlgb SChool.
Loara la the ClF'o No. 1-rlrlked To get to the tin'"', It meana Laguna MA ,l#am. Tbe..S."'°"'wtjlC!>Ol.jl-~~· the (ow1h rated, team. IA the
that plnn1cle when they lmoctad ClF, must !l1lde througil La Quinta In
oil Sooth Puadena, 11-14, In the ID away game, beat the winner <i Rolllna
-'alourtb gome. Hllla-Bilhap Mootpmery, llld molt Jike.
Tbe catalyst heblod Loara'1 M ly LoarL
lbow1nC baa been -Br .. t Llibt, wbo bu acoretl 11
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-In 1• came.. • So Hill, having achieved wbll
he let out to do te.Ven lealOOI
.... might ... recoptlvt to ....
cbllllqea.
Col -(Fullertoo) ..... p1a,q 1-11 In lt'la Dd will
belooklnl !Gr. -COICll llelft
Iona· Hill~-... , ...... !Gr -but-: "N_,.
11'<111 cat llaa ""*"" mo 11ut I'd loft IO to lllm. .. -, rd loft to 1a1t 1o ., ..... ~
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-• • In J965, O.ve Jordan: was
an assistant football coach at
: ·; · <;orona d<I Mar · lllch School
· ·• wh<tl oil.,... • lltlld COlching . ]Ob 1t ltttle st. John Booco
High in Bellflower.
Jordan visited the ac:hoo1
and wasn't overly tmpresa,ed
. , witll ~ l!"'Vllllnl .-U : .. ,.talent on band bu{ he bad
--a· hwd. about some of the
. yoonrer ~
Pl.ayers like Bob Sbaputis
and Pierre PerraUlt were
•• · smalt-fr;y freahmen then and
•: · showW signs of hlvin1 'acOve
I .... pituitary glands.
Jordan took tbt job and sure
.:. · enou&h -Perrault, a tight
. ,.~ end,, today otands MIO Ind
welgho :IOO ·pounds. Tickle
Sbaputia is M Ind 235.
., Thonks to -.... Ind
·. ; .• few other 200-pounden: st.
• • John Bosco tMI sp;»rj$. a 7-1
· · record and b rariked sixth
.• ip the CIF's AAA rankiIJ&s.
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·· • • ."cat.ed · hiiher than sixth and
. we'd like to prove it in the
· C1F playoffs," Jordan says.
·, J111cfan was no instant win-
ner al ~ -his Reret
weapons wert. still growing.
In 1966.be :tWU U . Last year,
.. the Braves were U-1 -not
to bad for I IChool of MIO boys
-competing in the r o u g b
Angelus. I..eague •. but still not
what Jordan had in mind.
. He .JC)t a big. break a year
.. .aw:i when Bosco and Bishop
• · -_ Amat swapped leagues, ·Bosco
: ·: going to the. Santa ·ve LeagiJ.e :>'. and Amat to the Angelus.
. In . it. fll'St assignment this
. : "$tason, Jordan's team flat·
tened obce-mighty Downey, 4~
. J3. Then came Long Beach
Pol~ and Bosco'a cnly defeat.
"We were on the one-yard
line when the gun went: off
and we lost. Z0...14," he ~.
"We had a grea.l cha.nee
.. topullitoutbutwejust · ·,.'. couldn't put the ball in the .... er!d zone."
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;.: Salesian., 34-13 ; Paramoonl,
l!HI ; San Gabriel Mission, 34-
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No.ster, 34-21, ud PDlllMI
Catholic, 414'1.
Jordan, S!, came to Corona
del Mar in 19113 from
ChowcHilla High in central
Calilomia, ahd sti\I lives in
t h e Santa A n a HeightJ area
of Newport's back bay.
He played football at Comp-
ton H i g _h Ind Comptoo JC
with Golden West assiM.ant
coach Don Rowe.
He says five -of his player1
at BOICO &re genuine major
college prospects.
"Perrault and 'Shaputll are
both almost 1traich't·A
studenta," he says.
"Notre Dame, UCLA. Stan.
ford and USC have already
inquired about them -and the
season isn't even over yet."
Three others attracUng at-
tentlon in collegiate circles are
center Bob. Charlesworth (6-S,
110), tack.le John Ekno (f..2,
110) Ind running back Andy
Szabutara (5-11, JM).
And he says an all-ClF pro-
spect is his breakaway
halfback, Joe Baca (5-9. JS(J).
"Joe's a little small f« big
time college football but he
can really fly," his coach
oays.
A coach Is never Sllff: of
anything when off~r~ a new
post, but Dave Jordan gambl·
ed. on a post that didn't look
too promising three yean ago.
He had a hunch.
: ~. ·DiahJos Rely on Rush
·In Tonight's Grid Finale
1 leg injury and Pal McNally
will fill in for him.
11-oll· llalUd wtui 'Ill& s.einto
for Mater Del H!gh.'1 vanity
football team,' but ""cb Bob
Woods hopr1 It doesn't !Ind
that way .. . ' Santa Ana'• Sainis tripped
the Monard!o, 31·13, _in the
lnitl.al t<et ol the yw:.
N o w it'1 another band of
Saini.a, in tl\e form ol St
Anthony HlCh llr thO-final
Angelu LeaguJ! football game
tonl5ht.
Kklwlf la 1t 1 o'Clock.
Woods, however: along with
his Mater Dei gri~n. still
bas "flickering hOpe of a • CIF
berth. • .
But. 'Ii.sides d.iealint! ·st.
Anthony, the Monarclii must
hope far several u~ to ~
place io the ·final -~
of CIF action.
So, most likely, µ,t g~
shapes up '5 ..only, ·a chance
for the Monarchs t6 compile
• winning .......i (~) alpng
with a second-plaCe finiSb in
the rugged Artjelus Uague.
Woodl ~ .. peel«! to utillr.e
his cn11hing Found :1ame to
domin1te 1lbe Sainta' With ball-,
e<>ntrol.
St. Antho!»'. , may J>UI to
aome u:tent, considering the l>U'in& obUlty It showed Im·
week in beating Pius X, 31·21,
for Us first win of tJ\e year. ·
In the .Saints' victory,
quarter.back Jerry Summerfelt
hit 1.o ol ,40 passes for 275
yards and a touchdown.
It has been Woods' con-
tention that his pass defense
has b e e n one of the weaker
poirits in the Monarchs'
defenae.
MAT•lll: Dal
LE-Dort KtllDn
LT-John Grluo
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ST. ANTHOftY
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Mission Viejo High School
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·. _ .hopeg will be a strong pass
rush tonight to silence Villa
Park 's sho!gun offense before
it can rip holes in the DiablM'
pass defense.
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LT-Art O!Mn
LG-lllclword Wulltl'
. LOS MGELES COUNTY -
Cry&tal Like, Puddingstone Reurvcifr,. San · Gabriel River l~ East and ·west Forks.
c -&ob 111:.ciuv-11~~ Gr..,
The two schoob, which have
. . had nothing but trouble 80
· · far this season, will meet in
. · the Orange Unllied School
,.. District SLadlum on t h e
: ·· grounds cf El Modena High
lll:T-Sl•11 COOk lll:E-lll:1r Jo!IMM
Ql-l!d Grtr 1'1-lllcft Cllav ..
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ut Fulmor. Lake, Hemet Lake. J: SAN BERNARDINO COUN·
1e TY -Deep Creel'. upper sec-l~ Uon, Santa An& ruver.
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Kickoff Is scheduJed . for 8
. -0'clock.
"\Ve've really got lo put
a lot of pressure on their
quarterback," said Miss.ion
VieJo coach Ray Dodge.
· "'rhe sh o t g u n formatioo
••. "gj\'es a quarterback a lot
more lime lo look for his
:· •. receivers and throw the ball.
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LG-leD Grimm
C -51w9 L111a
lll:G-..,Nff ~rd
llT-A.1 ThompJ011 lll:E~"'I Kirt
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"• ·-1'-yoo don't put on a good Hwnuri;u111 1uc11 1 l 7 t.-n
.• ·.'rush, you're liable to be picked ,",'I"",""". w".,...,,n ou11 1,,,, 0.:'~ 0 ti;,~ •· • 81)811.." -PAT1 (Hal llrf! Whitt U) Defense hasn't been as FG rHa 1 a.et WhlM tu ... 1rdll
:much of a problem for Dodge c&it• Mew 1 o o "-'
this year as his offense has F~~~1n11fwi ,,,.., T!.!.~1: ~20 · been 1~ {FYI 81111 K•lo, I.ob · Ftrr1ro !11 The Oiablos have only PAT1 !FV) lob fl'l'r1ro. G-.. c: ....... c1c • averaged JOO yards a game. 5,~ ci.,,...1111 13 0 1 ,,_26 and tt>A'. • ·• • t'·~ • :-"vthing, L•9Ufl• a.1c11 o o 1._ 1 ' 'bl for Tovcll_,,1 lS.CJ M1rt: 1Cf119. T-IS respolUll e a W record. r.,..,, S1nct. M1nnln!I, JIM• 11;.,.. ..
Vitla .1·a;·,; 1k;ti a 1-ti-l mark l'AT1 !SC:, ilnct; ~s. Toni Tll'"Y " but_ bu loot 1 pelr cl 71 t1111elldown iL&I Mlk• s-r PAT !Liil Mitt S..,_., .;c.:... gameil and tied a third at Merl111 1111-u
7 7 W•lmh1tt., 0 6 6 0-12 · . wl...~ !Ml /\lln l'trtlnt. koll
It will be operating without ""T• (M) sttw Breo1t1 rtl
Its regular quarterback, Ross c_, c111 -· 1 o 0 ~ Ansari. E111t1ei. o o 1 0-1 Touc:l\doom ICOM\ Jon M\'"
He's out of the game wilh ~~~ r.1-:,'""*" .. -:-. ----=----'::.!..-'!'-=.!!:::.--II .. ' : .SO.FT SEU SAM
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Ml11"" Vltll LtMll'IM
D"lll:ll•LI.. MAltSDfCf wntni....-u-
Worth
wc:ri!ing
fer:
the 1969.lmpericil .
Tho 1~9 !•rial•
rOdoftno tho -WO~d IUSW'f. .
. They':e In 1uch deD1a'nd
.. ri<;Pt now, we just c"'1'~ ~d
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:your Imperial Deal,.,. --a-:1 nn;r ~ad a ~-. ·
r.edlio1
D for· tee pi.liq you
' -itiiig-U!e 1959 Imperial,
•. buUt te conquer, ~ot·
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•• ' '!loo~ ol Ni Ind ~·boun eqt 11 1:30 ~ bof .' ICbedUled t1'i ~p.ni, ci.ify' ·.u.~ HCepl
... ol"it !lo rilJll\ecked in ·~ii ;CcMuity .IJ)d '1111 Ill-• ·~ s-.~\.li'eru . :port1on..o1 . l\JversiO. County Cllilorilf' 'lnilipyo County Jor itJong . tile. ~~ Jtiver
ill< -_..., llturdaI, where tlley end .one-hall hour ' •t ' , Nov. 2S. · after :BUnset.
loiperiol· v111ey· .wQI , get, A· lwnlfJJi u.:.nie· Ind · is
14,100, Owens , Va~ )a, \1110 ~ ~ tap ~· re-
County wUI ·,.i ~.~. ~alo , , . . ' •
Venle. Volley on ·tl>o!Colondo , ·.> •
River just below. Blyt!Je will --·----· get 1,200, and Bml Volley
on ttie Coloardo River north
of wmterhaven wJllget 1,000,
All birds will be stocked
on 1'1Mf.s open to public hun-
lfng.
ImperiitJ Valley ..U~ (et
t,200 of its phe ..... ts . jiJ!I
before opening day end UOO
·just before the 1.e con d
weekend of the season. Palo
Verde,' Bard and Owens
Valleys will 11et all ·of ' their
birds just before Uie· Nov. Z3
,·openinc.
There Will be no other
releases in &uthem Califotnia
or Inyo· Coonty.
tn:Imperlal Valley the birds
will be stocked on farm. laqds
oll the way from Niland and
Weitmoreland llOOtb to the
Heber and Calexico areas:
Specific release fields, which
are selected and arranged.for
br Imperial County fl.ah and
game commissioners, will de--
pend on crop and Ueld cOn-
ditiona at the timt;. ,
Favored will be alfalfa or
harvested but unturned milo
fields where no crop damage
would result from hunting .
The releases in Ba,rd Valley,
seven miles north of Wi&
terhaven, will be on farm
Jaruis surrounding the com-
munity of. Bard.
In f'alo Verde Valley the
birds will be stocked on the
WEist Mesa, along the -ootfall
drain northwest of the com·
munity of Palo Verde. and
on farm lancb just south ol
Palo Verdf'. ·
The Owens Valley releases
will be: in six areas: Arouild
Mazanar, 10 miles no?rtb of
Lone Pine, north ot ·westgard
Pau Road east of Big Pine.
South of: Bishop al r .po r t
out Eut Line Stred:' from
downtown Bishop, the Five
Bridges Area on.OWW River oJf Hwy. g about fOur rni!es
morth of Bisbop, the area
around Jean Blanc Road off
Hwy. 6 just oorth of Bishop .
And the Brockman Dumir
Bishop Canal area on the
northwest 'out.skirts ·of Bi.shop
via Brockman Lane off Hwy.
395. -
The legal shooting·hour Oil
pheasants start at 8 a'.m. each
day of the season.
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A -of. IPll'O"al wen!
up lrOl1\ ~ tlO ,plrtlclpanll
In the Loi Alllll'lea .. MmUan
race '111unday DIPI -· wea~ •aster Georp leaL1trom vJrtua1ty ., •. ,.pr:OmlJed .. &.ring akitt IJld
· brllk nortll-wlndl ror !lie
' " atart fll !ht ract -.Uy . ··at noon. 1.
Tbo rorecut lru 1llade al
the Biltmore Bowl , lo , Loi
• I Angelet where aklppen, CftWI
•n41'ell -wJ1btr• were .
gathered !or the 'rlnal in-
strOOtion and farewell dinner.
Final entry liat !or the l,OllO
... ,;.mile race wu peue.d at 49
,. l>oall,!epreat11ling yachf clubo
, from MU.tlin to )lrtUah Col·
• ambla. I
.; F.igbt .t the efttrtes are
''. from tPe. ,Newport Harik>r
'; area. 1\1' loca1 en~es m
~ Peter ·~vie' efoot sloop , on"'1r DonaW Hutetra lf1.
A• foot ;1•;-"! Cb~, Peter
•.,-Graril'1,U-Ioot.1loop Na1u JU,
·t Robert-&Fant1i Sf.:foot sloop,
~ Robon m , George sturgia' "'
;. ,foot sloop ~lease; John Hall's
"· 50 foOt yawl Intermezzo, Allen
... ~ Kelly'• .O..foot. s 1 o op !En-
,. chantrQJ'8Jld Wµliam. .. Allen'11
•' 40 !ooj·tloop Mallrugador.
~· The race will start at noon
"' off the I.hi AJise'le. Harbor ., ~ mid41e breakwater. The finish
1ine • fi .()ff Cruloi1 Light al
.. the entrance to. ~tlan
" Harbor.1 " ,. Wi\h . fair .'\rinds the firat
-: yacb.b are!eipected to arrive .......... --·--
.: Intrepid Again Seekc
A~r':ffa's CupR<JW
Billiards
.Toinney· Set ,
Minnesota Fat.I may not ex-
actly fie ready to hang up
his cue yet, bi.It youngsters
of-the Boys' Club of' the,
·Hubor ~,.!{< liharptning
tlll ·old.;~~;~ •'Bmarils
skll!S !"' "t ·Feb;Oary lnuma-
menty. · ·;p, addiilon to• bl~<!I. th•
Ba•..: :i;ll'i°r' ... ="' ' " b 12° 7"" ' ... . :"te . and,.!;.15, • ' caqoms,
bUIQJ!ir, !,~~~ elghl-balf,cln-lbi>t aitd-cheCbn.
Dally tourna1fD.e.rrts at the
Boys Club in Costa Mesa in-
clUde Pina pong .on Monday,'
bllllards on Tuesday, bumper
pool' on Wednesday, ~ers
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night on Friday.
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Clilb.
Intrepid will· be manned by
a crew maqe ·up: subatultialiy
of the 11~·'¥ who warked
her during hli-'four straight
victories over Australia's
Dame Pittle "off ·Newpori,
.RJ., in Stptefnber, 1167, ac-
'9"d1ng -to F. Briggs lliliell,
New York Yacht Club flttt
captain, who has been Damed
a Co-manager ·of the yacht's
operatio~. . 1 •
The yacl'it ~ill ~ under the
management ol the group that
built i!<r. .at)d .Eriill "Bua'' Moeba~-' Jr,' o(. Wlilt.e "1ains.' N.)',, 'ogain· 'fill be
the sttpi.;pilulhald. ·
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A Minuteman Il In·
tercontinen~ bJllistic m.isaile
't'BS launc)led from this ~se
ll>clay by Stratqic .Air Com-
mand missile combat crews
of the ,3SJ~ SjraJfgic f4iqile
Wing of Whiteman AFB, Mo.,
~Air Force announced.
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. !I'll• $12 million bUlldlng boOO ~l ol t¥1funt. voie.) lbi -• iDCllllle Ibis J>l<IPOllltion on Ibo
19'iQn Jleldl U!liOfl,lligbSchool Wfaileclto &ettbe Ap111 :!(~ elecliGll._.. ' nOe4ec1 ~ mojjlrity 0.. cw;s: tBut ~ has • A,t.1114 time tbe toplC ..nit be local achcjola and Iii•
ellmlAatld'l!ie need fot..clUtl'OOmJ"llllil·• DOW<11Cbool. 1em~ will be Oii bow 11111 achoo! dlstrkt 4ltfe=
Without new c1.,.~ 11114 •a:OflW 3,fJOO .tudent ~ ~ c:ollea• ,llllli w.hY .this comn11jbl!y<
1'gb ldiOol, 4o1!!>le seuicln. are iilevltftle In some form' pJ.M<lt lqcliUY lW Ille· studeitta of Wm Oril\lit ' , "'"'"high llCbol!lSlft'lbeneaNuture DlotrictSupt. Max There will l!ways be tU mysayer, bllt• It mll,Y be
ForMy hH .tated bluntly. ' ' possible to bring hiDme lbe'lnessage lbat thla bond.prop.
The ~2 million building perk .. e, which""' bllcked os!Uon '!"'11di DOL 'aequi_r• l (laX increase and that !be
·by ·115.6& per cent of.the Votel'S:J;' coniidered lbe very , issue !I local, 11®,ll'iltewidebi, nature .. ·-11111wdolbejob.eedec1-tot~eacboollrrrtim H~ully,,locaj em~ can dispel! some ol lhe b >Ing Ip go 00 double.aiuions: negatjve lmage created !01 education on the college
8 De•""• ""'-en!s'of uie com-uences ol not bav· ,camptJses· and ca1> show lblOI tbe students who would · ..,--:--r-1 • ,,..,. " . w~ ~-'benellt .by •J>OlldillB this $~ million are our own sons in<· enough cleQroome or -~""'"II! · ~· v•~g• and d".U~ers · ' " llo<mty ille bondlng m-ure failed, larg_ely because · · •• wter~ 'opposing the measure were displaying blind op-
• po0itlon to anytbing, including the possibility of higher
t.llel.
1'1e irony ol. a 11no" vote on this measure is that pas·
sage would oot liave increased tbe. th rate orit penny
while lailing to build now · !Uely meano Costs )or tile
Clanrooim and Ille school will (O up due to lnflatjon and
inct'eased demaiid for lat\d, labor and materials.
Ag'!iit, lo wl!at is really·a non-local is_s~ •. IJ!'<lny wile.
voter againat high school hoods fouqd a means to dem-
onstrate that they ere disfurbed over education ;n gene-
ral' -specifically against demonstrations Oil QOUege and
universi~ campuses. .Yet on t11e campuses of the 1our 1oc111 high sclioo1s
tht!re have been 'no riot5, no violent demonstrations, no
fires , sit~n1 or·.hllUsmeDt !of 1;be administration.
Adding to the major-causes for failure to attain. the
two-thi~ majority were the few chronic nays~yers and
reactionary agitators who apparently care nothing aboUt
the community or it. insti~ons. They eitber $1Y aL
home or vote no on everything. ·
looking to ti)e next time this must ~e l:tefore the
An Answ~r at Last • J
lt has taken some titnfi and much effort, ·'bUt the
problems with tile Talbert Water District of southeast
H_untington Beeeh appear 19 have been solved in a man-
ne,r assuri.Qg justice for iBll't
, · Councilman Jerry Matney and water district attor·
.n8y Rodger Howell are to .be commended for working
out a realistic means to ser¥e the district'• few custom·
eNi and at the same tiµie ~e the heavy financial bur-
den off those who could not-benefit from the district.
In the .!~!ure •. !am.ers ,WIµ pay for their owri water
and ~~Vativ~.-~osts. t;,t..andow~ers will repay the ·
< , • mdlni lip!ld,s;<9"1d to 11!,UU!Ce pipelines long before
traci> dey~¢1 . began. '
SoJviag thi~ plOOlem ~g8n with homeowners first
trying to help_ theniseives -\lllder the law, and falling,
turning t6 their elected representatives for aid.
Ail in all, i~ has been ~demonstration of the ability
of people working together to solve the prObJems of the
coinmunity and sets a patten which could be followed
in solving,_otber conunurutY problems.
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~1 GEORGE ll. HOPF, 1'11.D.
Jne of the main pl'Oblems facing lhooe
; us who have programmed our lives
t":accordlnct with m1dd1e elm Amer·
: :art val~ ts that we becomh~ tight"
. f~ we ·bve Ume on our ,,_ . VtrJ · eipreaioo 11\bne an our
: !!OOs," sugg~ ttflt time can be ha.o·
dled. We don1 hive time on our heads or 'lltonulicbl or kneel or hips, because
iti,.4 our haDdl which can do ~ngs. and
.we.1mlllt do t)Unp with the tlme we
havt. But what do we do when there's
nothini to do? ·
W'.ell, that 6ePe.ods Upon how we choose
to fill an empty space cl time. Perbapc
we try to do thO&e tblnp whM:h we never
:"lave lime to do--let-drunk, have a1 ,
·ffair, (ti up the noose, go to schoo'
'Olltad old friends, hive a party, mak
?Ve, work for a wonhy charity, etc.
OR MAYBE we dwell upon and worr
bout the thinaS we have miased-oti
· ieglected childhood, that Jost buaines
;~ty. the land we didn't buy, a•
unrequited low, aur unfulfilled potential .
le.
Of course, we CID always do more ol
the same -work harder, cleM house
~. study more diligenUy, · make
more money, accomplish more,, inftuenoe -
mott people.
Utility. That's the keyno~ ~··
Make --'make -make. ~cc9mPlilh -
accompli!h -accomplish. Don't ever
slop. Stopping creates a vacuum. We
might be sucked into it.
Activity ill prized. Inactivity is de-
spised. Look at that lazy, gpc;ld-for-noth--
ing · beachtomber or hippie.' The time
· --etl!nt up ond golrur · w bi!d oboolJd Ji< filled wl'I' "orihwliile~•· ity.1 But· if tbere'a ti.me left over .IMle-
where, either use it or blot it out.
THE FAcr IS thal time is the least
expensive but most valuable commodity
any of us have. And uruortunately, we
really can't control it, ti"y as we may.
About .the most we can do is flt our-
selves in~ Jt 1in some way. The method
we sefect ta up·to us. Most time is prl}
grammed because of our responsibJlities,
obligatiotis, vocation or profession, home·
life, etc. But some of it is free. Alld it I~
the free time "bich g\ves us fits. Whal
do ygu do wl)en there1a nothini fo do?
Ille 111Jy semible !lJlSwer ts, "rfothlng."
Try it sometime and see if your pr'I}
'Vammed system rebels. See if you can
.pend o n e hour or day or week doing
absolutely nothing of a utilitarian nature.
Nothing of value. Nothing worthwhile.
NothlnC-Nothing, to you, may be differ-
ent than Mlhlltg 'lo me. But for nothing
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Gus: Land _of :the-John Birchers?
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Blqsl pltlu lj("l<i B<ach .people
sly an the canf up there belong to '
"'-e raitfoad. And tht raUroad says
that the beachgoera brougtit. them .
Ther' {las betn an awful lot of hot
"ijl' ibout that trash, but not much
pick-up liction. '
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Tlll1 ;._._ relt9ctf ~· ;,lews OM! -..wl!y fMM ef rllle MWI,_, hlMI
..., Ml _... tit GleNl!y hit. ~ 1'1611.
To lhe Edilor:
Your edilorlal, ''Negativi~ ~t Nadi~ ...
(Nov. 111 dfaw5 bCiavUy .upop the recent
Fortune arUCle'.a~i~tf. Cotfnt)': .
~· The prestigjou.. Forturit tDty syqibolize
nirvana in the pn!SS roOm, but is ~ hardly
the ultimate in facfual ·r e f e r e n c e
mateial
Having worked an assignment · with
them, I can say the pay wa.s good
-plus prompt. --but after 'seeing how
they can rearrange facts and ignore
accurate data that · might daln.age their
to be nothing, •it tw to be .Complelely pre~ncelved notions. we hardly need free frnm sometbin& bang oor htad1 in shame if Fortune
. ' • finds naw1 I!\ Orange County.
IOMB BXAMPLE9•Ml.E:·t•1)~.yiewing > ,' •.-· . ._ ,. -~~ .• ~.~~'" ...
' a sunset lor the sumer.s r'lke, without , • t.'YHILE I DIDN'T read the· article
adding anytb~ ~ .it,, (J) lfii(i on I _, J 4Hf llance et a _picture taken. with gr~y kncil.1, JUSt being part of\the let· a telephoto lens fbr the expresS pur~
ram, (3) ghd~g aC:l'oss the water while of foreshartening the scene· of the John ~e else LS m•~inC 1t!'e tiller, <•> Birch .Society s.igns. This is the technique
being with ~eone 1!1 8. silent bond ~l used to compress a picture -such companlonsh1p, (5) f1nchng . the. fun 1n b in · · Jeisure-tirqe activities withd\lt working as r g1ng .~ distant mount.in r~nge
at it, (I) goofing-off with the, children, up Cl~ .tJeJnnd. a fore!!"ound subJect.
from their frame of reference, ~t.yours. Makt* 1t 1~. like theres nothing but
The lil~al..ineanbg of "recre~on" is American Oplruon book stores ~ Or~e
.re-creation. Creatibg again. It's ~ kind ~nty? Then we have the little kids
of creation which depe11ds upon ~ping with some trash around them? Oh well
nothing; &O as to allow the·andlscovered, -all ln a day 's work.
untapped Potential in you to come fort.h,. Before scoktlng Orange County voters
~ ctn rt!Cfe~te.! Only those who can and citiJena, you must take .into con-
tolerate the. amb1gu1ty IJf a!l unstructured sideration (and you do lo some c;legree) per1~ of liJne, who can relax, ~ho can that it's a great place to live ..:.. lots
let things .happen, who can let go, who at wonderful people -leading the natio can be w1tb themselves, and who can . . n feel the joy which is intrinsic in both in many positive ways.
work and play.
Wa_tch1 children, They know how.
The)<'d ·~-.happy;o 'shOw you.
Len.rt trom ,._,.. '"' -'-"'· "lofm•ll~ wni.n lhwld ~ tllelt 111"""1 Ill JOO WDt'Cll Of lu$.
TM ri.trt to mndtnH tftt~ to m -• or •Umloate
111111 b '""""'· Alt ltlhin ITl,,.t Include •l•~ture ~ malllf!e edd•-· llut ,..,,... wm N wtffl""'
Dfl '""'"'·
skilled workers to build, operate a:nd
maintain the system.
lfHEY MUST ALSO continue to llse
most of theii present teclinical maripower
to develop offensive mis.siles ~hat will
penetrate our ABM syateJn •. The ·1ar&e ,
number of peasants that will ~ requln!d
preclude l,he prerequisite· that only gooli
Communist& will 'be edUcated. Thus, tlie
Communists mu.st educate probable
doubters of Communist· fJ<>gma so a.a
to proteet Communist dogma.
The military planners of the U.S. have
quoted a C(li8t of al least $50 billion
lo buil4 a.nd Install an ABM system.
The recent meeting of the 'Society of '
Logistics .Engineers dealt with the fact
thal some of our big weapons systems-·
cost a.a much as HI tiJ'nei 1Uie Cost
of •. the arl~na] equJpmenl to keep the
system opei~Uonal.
say so , outside· of the money they make,
like $25,000 a year.
Let's clean up our oollege. We have
n~t had: 'lnt demqnstration11 , "but Utis
w1U.c0me"; I am sure~,r -,
-" · ' • rAMES P. JONES
Probe the Lor llt
To the Editor .
"The , ttpnult and the shoutjng dies.
The captains and the k i n g 1
depart. "-Kipling,
The elections are over. Thaq.b;gi vln1
Day approaches.
"Praise God-from whom all blessings
flow. Praise Him all creature.a her•
below."·•' ¥,
; Yp, il)d<e<f.v! ~ ~ Loni ~ lb~ i~1 of,,\lls love for mankind:
HiUer, lbrOshlma, Stalin, l h e lCu Klus:
Klan, the ghettos, jhe hydro&en bomb,
the buboni~ plaaue, house rues and
locust$, World War One, Vietnam, World
War Two, tubefculosis allcl cancer, pover·
ty. AbQve Bill . . . Than!< God for
Rlchard.M. ~on our next President
And ndw, ttot anticipating a teslitlation,
impeach'riient or assassinaur.· , this
writer is about to ·begin a our-year
period of 'rnourning. Plea!ie awaken me
in 'sevent~wu-• ~:. WILBU/I BALI.BACH
Vnru ' G111i ranteed
THERE IS NO question that the CO&t -
oC an ABM syatem wUl tax the hn·
aginaUon ol our defen91! planners on
what weapon.a syllems to stretch out The the Editor:
so as to obtain the required modey Three main grotJps of voters are pro-
to build ·i iystem. Just Imagine what bably , cesponslble (or the defeat of
this added COit will do to Ule Russian ProPosition 3 (bond for C o 11 e g e and
Most 'Bad' Kids Go ·Straight
COULD IT POSSIBLY be that these
kooks y~"" harai\gue with predictability
abOut lheirl' legal right to say no, are
,., idvaneid lt'I this age of collectlve
!Jle91ocrlty, that ¥OU fail 4> r~ze
leadershlp ·When yob see it!
Alter aU, knocking 'Qrange ,County ls
a national paSUme, yet people continue
lo come here in droves. Why not fun
city where Fortune maguine ~ves, and
everyone votes yes? ·
expansion into .the Mediterranean, the '_UniVetaify coostruction): l. Those who
supplying of economic good19 to Castro's always ' reject bonds; t . Thou wM
Cuba and the sup.Plytna (Jf wea);Onl i nd' beliliva , CQl.legea :pn operate without omt ood t th 111 rth Vi t money : and 3. Those who wanted lo
::the <J.ib·:Ou~1.r£!.~·0 e namese ~ "pw\WJ" the students. (acuities and ad·
There haa been much abuse ~ped minist!'ations fot lhe recent disturbances
unnr. our fo. telgn pol•-.pllnners bCcause on cer.tai.n Campu8e.t. To this last group
'hought1 At Large:
There is not nearly as much reh•
.'onship between "juvenile delinquent
i:ehavlor and adult crime as most peopl•
UUnk; fewe& than 15 percent of juvenil
delinquents 10 on to be adult criminah·
and the great bulk of adult criminal
have little in l'Omrnon with juvenile of
lenders. •
MOit of the ferment and lurmoil ir
education today springs from the fac1
that the &Cbo9ls are ,being asked not
only to .make up in a hurry for Cheir
own failures but to compemate for the
lailUres of · tociety as a whole -and
it can IC&l'ttly. do the first job, much
Jeu the O<COlld.
Why do we "upbraid" people when
'[e _ repr_ove them. i n s t e a d of
' doWMrU:lln«" them, which eounds mare ipproptiate?
~-no matter now lmpreaaive Lbelr oratory, -do not really persuade
~to chulge their minds; a politician
ts ivoceldul 'ffhen be arUculates the
ltullntlono GI the people mon than
wt. be anilraces their principles -
W, Gfteb, their frustrated needl coo-
tndlct -llf"'eaed prlncipl ...
_ .. 7 s'*11;,_Gt an.10ry, why 11 every
cln*. ahNy1 "ridous" -aren't there
Yl'tuatd and bentvoltnt circle! as weJI~
_bWc puadol th1l creates 90 much ~n• IOdq II the !act thal. In
It ant" u a apeciel:, we need
I n 'f it ·CID • warld·wide 1eale· but a -'lo\ tlllOr 'Ille 13 lndMdua~
• ....... lliid -penonll rela· • ... a I mall Kale -and neither .,,_. aJl<IMo Ji beilll reallzed ,
.. -. Wiii .. !'Ill -"" .... ant tho
· &NI, would eliminate
"t,j.-;I lllp n1lllr unn. thal
I A -fl ldofttity, Dul
·crely banging in limbo between the , ..
The "publish or perisb" aUitude'.among
:?searchers was neatly satirized by Otto
u>ewi, the Nobel Pri z e -winning
iharmacologist, w h e n he defined a
'dru&" as "a substance which, if Injected
nto an animal, produce.s a paper."
People who primly say, "lt is t,"
or answer the phone with '"I'tUs is he,''
would hardly , when shown a group
photograph, exClaim : "Oh, whi ch ill I!
Is this I?"--as Geoffrey Wagner cut·
tingly pPints out in his amusing new
book, "On the Wisdom of Worda."
If our bodies were as lazy 11s our
minds, hardl)I anybody would bother IO ·
get out or bed tn the morning.
When someone under 30 says to us,
"You 've really got it made," we limply
smile quietly and wait for them to
grow older ind learn that nobody has
it rully made.
' Aat6a ~ Semaodct1
I am taking "ruedicali_Jr'"; you af'f'
on ''"pills"; he tatu "dope."'
I vote on "principles"; you vote on
"ldeolotY"; be voCes on "dogmas."
Spying by our •Kie is "military in·
lelligence", IPJinl by their lkle I.I ""'·
piona11e."
When dtmonstraUn maU an un-
provoked attact, It la a "riot.'': w~
police make an unprovoked · &Uact, tt
ii a j'delense or law and order." I"
An intereaUJll uam~ of reverse
semantic IOCI< !1 tho fa<\ th•l lllnce
.0 many priiitlt""' 41flclllbi , Dil 'their
proteulon u "~'' any tr0man who
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Usls her profesaiori as model may be
suspected of lielng a part-time prostitute.
,.-v.. -r let me declare: .
they always seem -:to r:eact1 Instead of Frrst: ¥our vote baa seeled the doom . GARTH CHANDLER acting. The building of an ABM system of Iona:«eded classroom buildings.
ill, In effect, an· :attack on the Vf!fY second: Our colleges are now 50 AND, SPEAKING of this subject, the
:;emantica of lltJ are so primly twisted
around i.nl oU:r. culture that the phrase
"sleeping with" actually means "oot
sleeping with."
Db t uteful A d
To the Editor :
foundation.a · of the Communist ideot0gy 0 wded that the and .places the RuMians in · a position ~. Y already plan to
where they e11n oniy react. ~:"' ~~ incOming students in wholesale
HARRY B. McDONALD, JR. third.: Yoo are denying a public hi&her
Our overweight 'ch.lid as a "glandular
problem,'' but youts is ''fat M 'a pig."
I was disgusted when I saw the ad
ror the movh!, "If Ile Hollers, Let Him
Go!" in the New. I.edition of the DAILY
'PILOT.
-s;: ""' e:h1catioo to f'"1l' children n r
B e.Srds in Srlaouf grandchildren, not to the existing one percent ol the students whose bel\aviot
has shocked you lnlo irratlonal reaction.
-¥00 ' lhave denied a college education
to. . thousands now in high school and
juni<M" high ocbool.
If a~ used car can be advertised as
"owner-tested," why ·can't Used shoe:i
be sokt u "(l'.f!destrian-tested"?
When I look at a nude film o( colored
people ("natives") tt 18, of course.
"ethnograplzy"' when I look at a nude
film of white people',,it ia "Jl9"'0graphy.''
EDVCAnONAL euphemisnlll ... tl\e
most absurdly amusing in .modern
semanUcs -such u "under-achiever,"
"disadvantaged ," and so on ; in rus book,
Translations. from the English, Robert
Paul Smi\h aptly retranslates the jar1on,
"The child-seems to hav'e developed
late in large-muscle control," '\ "Hf' tan. cm hil ~ lrtquently."
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The ad was obviously geared to the
teen-agers In spite of the garish un-
derlined, "Posilively no one un1er 18
admitted." Such phrase.a as. "Far-out
Swinging ¥<>vie',' "Groovy Movie,"
"Harpenlng" movie scenes, etc. iS hardly
adul patler. The informati911. "unleu
accompanied by a parent or adult,"
means that a 12-year-old could ~ wIDI
a 21-year-okl to su this "eock·it-to-me!'
movie that dares to "sbow it like it
really, really is!"
I'd say Iii adult 1~nguagt, "That isn't
Advertising for a tnpvie -lt's advertising
lor pomogr,phy.'', ·
-M!IS. GEORGE· ,\!UCCOLA
To the Editor:
To begin with, 1 am~ a professional
wMter act plcue keep this in mind.
But 1 ~e wa'tched the ri bond
issue for some years oow. l ·wrote
lo Gloom7 !lul, while yooi spaper was backing-the bonds and It "as never
printed. It WU not. a lewd item;'but
only the truth, ·
Don't you reel tllal If Ult schools
( coUege) had f some regulatlona, llke
cieaJ!-shaven, ~fl1-cfean clothll and
• students who Wert ·sincere and not too
much oC 11 draft dod1er that some of.
these bond1 w°'ild possibly tie pa8$td1
we aa tax~l's ~are not gol~&,)o suP.(Krl F ,,c:hortls u !Ong as theaewconditions
Bv Georwe exisl. , ,. The Bu' Defense 'l'llESE ARE !"Y feellnp lnil surely
Dear George : most of the taxpayen. MOil ~ I
Al an office party my bou Kot To the F.dltor: have talked to feel U · \bey pallll, ,a
treah with me. Later be uted me During .the last two at three ytatt college and see the.at lona..nair unshaven
out to apoloclze. He got Cresb there bas been much CO!ltroY«S)' about !Ubjlcts in cu-colleges, ••Wby lhouJd
again. A WH!t later he said hi• con-the bulldlna or an ~ plilaile va suppon thete burnt!" -
adenc.-"u lrurtlngoblm and he .,,..,. Tlie c..t el lMldf\ii' one! -~nd! 'loo, .~ i' Orloat Co.it
wanted,. me to go, fer• ride 10 he t11tnln(_aq. ABM 1f.*m i.t _utronomH!Bl ;oUece, became J live In Uds city,
cotlkt Show bi'lrlMT)' bt WU. I tild i nd tliCR ls oo way of knowin& how 1ke 1 }9ok 1t 'iofie: ti UWi 18llchtn
Id wallc ~ -be instst1 he'I "°"" lhl'l)l,sWn Will -olleolel• "*"· .~ shoul•t ,.. ·IUllP'ri lllis type
fru lr. ""'' aitd hat at!-..d mt to• mi. to bnlJ!'O~""""'ts la .ol!.enllvt GI _, ·sm,lol """""' oot dllldria c~~lllnntt •l Ills ~! Do wtapolll .,-. llowC.!"'<• .-. ~ 10 ibis lllhool 'Wiii! 1111 ~le mlod ~ 'l""t• he'l l<Ul)' !""Y!..,RIA"S I ... ~liilncl adVanla ... UIO\ ftll1 ~· .1111& wt1ea be ,.,.. ... lo
"" uu tho 1ilUnlllO -,;/ ID A!lll Q""'1I ..... him ls .. ~ -~!'..~ he's !nab' .ry lhe -~· -wbo "...:z"""' lo -1111 nrot -fallooL TM 'u.s, and ---_...,. 1o 111o dltld :ret he
devofoplnc 18 ABM -tbr ,.... ls llYlal ID -"""" and too lm:I' n io"-Iarih.-.iGI and.,. ruoty lo~ Into ltmllld .pn> to P" • -..,......., and Ill ~·· ducllon. When tho---.. -[!la far-lll!n leaden.' th •••i b Stdow131 ' Jbal they must build • .,..p111a AIM .WO. I 1'ddd'lllta~hal'• !'l'O!!I ~ w 1'l" lolnl.JI, \Ill ·~ .,._.1""' wlll -lo 'ill'vp ........ .... tlil -"' ~ ._h_lin_.)_. __ ' -''-_... __ ..J...J to train'~ GI sldllld IDd -.!-'. 11an' lliq !Ml 11111 - -
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FOtl{lh; You have been the dupes of
sever.ii eoHticians and publishen in this eJecti9D year who, lo e!IC&pe real l&sues
auclli 1 u war er poverty, have created
a er1mmaqy distorted picture or con-
&i,s on state campusea. UC Irvine
h ~et 1\ad a violent demonstration
-thulU to you the problems
1enera by underfin1ncing a n d
-.cktercrow can cauK unrest In the
lutur~. ),
l R. DANIEL L. RADER .. •
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·po1ara 5~. · 2"1oor,.li¢top,. Nir
· 'POWM', fal'lory' air,' .biictet seats,
'foeded with extru, Rll'053 .
$169:5
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SlJPER 81',0RT. Power steering,
power ~_, automatic. traris-
mla!lon, ridio, heater, factory
air •cond: lilc. ·KllJ· 723.
$" . " . 1295 . ' .. .. . . -··
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1• 1 ..... 1 · 1• -·I 10000_.1 · 1000_ Golwal _ . 10000-ral , • ..,... .. 1 1e
~ IMl•DIA OCCUl'ANCYll
...:..cHO LA· CUESTA in Huntington Beach
r1!-I new hq1111a available for immediate oc-'
''!'Cllpmty 1*mllO ol credlt'reJecUona. 3 BR, l .,.
balllt, _ llulft..U., llrepJace, .bah roof, COl1-'
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ALSO 1, moclel home available for January .f!~=loA • Bilahard, HunUngt~n Befcli)''
,,,. $25,0SO • to $27,700
~ t FHA .. VA & Conventlonel t : Call 961-2929 "'Jd•Y botwMn 1 O & 6 ...
r~e . BIB · 1 Ctav )II .... ~Hi """'"""' lrvlne Tenace· u!ilul,-... J BR 2 OPEN HOUSE '
--wills SAT & SUN ., dill ....... ,_ 12 NOON TO 4 P.M.
or trailer"""' aJ. 1418 Sa---0 -• Mil fut. . .,,w...._ ... _ m...-,,,. ..... -.. .....-'cu ,IN~• '" .... • ......... ' ..... If' ""• ..._ dinllW rocm home· 'Yotl~ low tM yard and patio
-Ill Ir DIN ...... °"" 139•500 ... ,;... J'IU!W tbe tmu ~ )ow down ~ t ftreJilac:8. P1tio or 1eue option.
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W.'IJo.MtCll'dlo, flltn, 673-9200 Ev"' 673-IOl6
Ulo N.._. """-1 C.M. .. ,.,_.r:..i. _
Open Houses
-THIS. WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Br I F.mUy or O.n)
' 177 Bamona WrJ, Colla Mou
GU-5200 (Sun 1.S) .
LIDO STRADA CORNIR -Warm, cJtarm.
ill&, spaclc<lrln excellent condition. 3 bdrm.,
2 6aths, tlonnal dlninC room, huge paUo. ·
201 Via Ni" O,.n Sat/Sun 1.S • RED TILE ROO, -One of the loveliest ·
homes in town! 4 bdrm., 3 bath, formal din·
ing room&: family room on large Baycrest lot
(yoo own the land). BuuUfuJ new carpets. can "" appointmenL
SICLUDED CUL.0.SAC -yet convenienUy
IOcltAd. DelightfUI 2 bdrm., separate dining -
room le large family room, newly remodeled
& bright le cheery. Owner moving north.
377 R-Way Opan Svndoy 1.5
.IAYCREST EXECUTIVE HOME -Owner
transferr<d. Ivan WeU. cusbom hom<! -for·
mal dinln« room. 4 bdnm:. 3,,. baths.
2112 Wlndwonl Lana O,.n Sat/Sun 1·5
GOURft\IT KITCHENl -Large br<laklllt
room; Moot !mpres;ivo large 4 bdrm holile,
Wostcllff area. Huge game raom wills !!re-
place, exquisitely decorated & landsoaped.
Only "4,900.
DEMAND THE BEST -Channing 3 bdrm
home for enjoying family llvitie or entertain·
ing friendt. Wlil<d & gat<d courl .yard, U·
Ira large family mom. Z fuet!la<M, inviting
garoen with COY«<d patio ,,; abufOeboord. can for appointment.
FORMAL POOL -enbanceo thb bright •
. IWUlY ';bcJrm, 3 b6tb -Qlolcest Bay· , crest llWlde~ large living l'OOlil over!Dob a
olwming well mani<ured courl yard. Jm.
maculaU!! E>:clusively oura -lbown by "I>"
pointmont ooly.
ESTATE PlllV A~Y -Spacious cm tom borne
In -•e private oommunity. 3 large bdrms, Z,,. batha (you own the ltnd}, Oppo. .
Ille <WighlfuJ tree-shaded private park with
two pools & putting green. ,54,500.
For tho Boot In Vlow llqlldlnt Sltoo
IAYSHORE BAYFRONT-wlthj>ior •&lip.
Ponoramlc view. -
INTERESTING CLlfiFSIDI LOCATION -
with view of Bay • Ocan.
LARGEST DOVIR SHORES LOT -with un-
obotructed view of Back Bay.
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LOCATION·-LOCATION
16th and Tustin-2 Level Blocks to ~ewport Harbor
Union Hi<jh School, N e w p o r t H.ights Elern~tery
School, St. Andrews P~esbyterien Church end West-
cliff Shopping Center--30 Distinctive Buccola Built
Homes Reminiscent of 11 Quaint En9li1h Villoge. If You
' Hove Been Lpoking ot Hom11, But J~st C1n't Find 11
Well Planned, Well Built and Well Locafed Hou1e That . '
Suits Your Family, Come By and See Th11el If You
Make Your Selection Now You Can Choose or Ghange
Many of the loterior Features.
* 3 & 4 BDOGMS * FAMll.Y ROOM * DlllltG ROOM * 2 or 3 CAR GARAGE * Used Brick fireplace
(Same wllh two)
'30,950
* CARPfTlll6 . * ·All ELECTRIC COUNllY KJTOIBIS * FORCED AIR Gil RIRllACES * All CONCRm DMYEWAYS * HEAVY SHAKE ROOFS * RUSTIC RfKIHG
to '33,950
With as little as 10°/o Down
and • 2nd T1111t DNCll
E11.clutlva.A11nt
' p. a. palmer Incorporated
. ____ 3377 VIA LIDO •.
...... I.A. c:..11 MA 14014 ··• "
COlllllry Club Dr. B/B
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Find It, T r1d1 It
I Wit!,• W 't Ad
FINER HOMES ~
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Loot no furtlier. A view home built for com·
fort,· eoo.vetiien« and bt,auty! 2-stortes, 4
or 5 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, PoWder rm.· fimlly
rm, fortne.1 entry oourt with foun\alll, ter·
race and view . ~.. .. . .. .. .. .. . $89, 750
OPEN SAT. IS -1SS4 Antl1ua Woy
Coll APPt.
VIEW HOME -Real Quality, miolmum
mllnlenMlce, 4 Bedrooms, '4 baths, dining
nn., acllvlty rm .. ~ le drapes os new.
Priced Clnd«, replacemonL A BARGAIN.
•••••• ,1, ........................ $82,500
.! ' Liberal Financing
Appt. Only
VIEW " LOT ;.... The finest locttloo tn Dover
Shores. M.ust be oolil lmmedlalely. A.sldna • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . ,s2,500
Ba'l/ronl
71' on '8ayfront, Pier & Slip. S Bed.moms.
Spadous delightful Ba)'>ide split-level, only
..... ' ' ' .. ' ........... ' ' ' .. .. . ,119,500
OPEN DAILY 312 Evonlng Star LIM
iohn macnab
fl.EAL TY COMPANY
DI Dover Dr., Suite 101
Mocco Raelty C-. Bldg.
642-1235
ORANG! COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
---------OPEN HOUSE
Sat. & Sun. 1.S
1924 Leeward. t bdr, I& Fam room. Pool :t\edUCel! prlot..
BayttHt Newport Buch.
JNnSnllthllMltw
646-1255
• (3 Bedroom) 1605 WESTCLiFF DR., NI -, 642-5200 MMl ·Vft'de 4 BR. J: tamily
room-deluxe tuae. A· ........_ ... a._ Shorecliff & View Gon1ra1 1000 Gonarol · 1000
°232 &Ylnlng Canyon ~;;;;l;;;d~;;;;~1~1;;;~;,;;;;;,k;;;;;;;;~~I "*leo.l.Bolmlt '~ ~Tai-CdM .
MUl'i2 -81U4e8 . . (Sim PAI)
1418 Santaneil.o, !nine Teince, CdM
673-9200 Evm: 873-ll086 (Sat & Snn 12-4)
(3 Ir. I Fomily or Don)
:w Magellan st. (Mesa del Mar) CM
53&-1331 . (Sat & Sun 1-5)
-883 Ccll1el St. (Mela del lofar) OM
; 546-0288 (Sat & SUn)
*4545 Trm>ont (Clmeo ~)
• 642-1415 (Sun 1.S)
325 Fullerton, Newport Hf!!ghls, NB
~ 54ll-1413 (Sun 1·5)
980 Presidio Dr. (lofHa de! Mar) Clof
-MS-5487 (Sat & Sun lU)
:929 V1o Lido Noni, Newport Belch -
-675-4-031 (Sun 1-5)
201 Via N"a (Lido ltrle) NB
642-5200 (Sat & sun 1·5)
*1727 Tradewinda, Newport Beach
646,3255 (SUn 1-5)
(3 Bdrm + Guest Room)
117 Via Havre, Lldo Isle
676-2000
(4 Bedroom)
223 Hanover Dr. (Coll•ll' Park) CM
• 549-2405 (Daily 1-~)
)815 Galatea Terrace, Irvine Terr., CdM
676-1682 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(-4 Br & Family or Dan)
2482 Stromboli (M~ Verde) CM ·
; .540.1720 (Sun 1·5)
2515 Ughtbouse M, Corona do! Mar
; 644-1010 (Daily 1.S)
"2500 Wave<nlt Dr., Corona de! Ma.-
644-0020 (Sun 1-5)
718 c.meo Hlgbla~w Dr. CJameo High·
-· llilda) CdM.
! _ (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
•*1869 Boa Via~ (Mesa Verde) CM
~ 17MU3
,-*11142 Santlqo Dr. (Dewer Sbor>eo) NB
846-lSM (Dilly 10.S)
;~112 Wind"11'd Lane (llaycrest) NB
· 94U200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1706 Thdewind.I {BIJCJ "'t) NB
1142-5200 (Sun l ·5) tm l:Mwanl (Daycreot) NB •
... -(Sat • Sun l.S)
(5 Brr. Family or Dtn)
ttlasG ~ <>coon Front. Newport Beach f'tl.8200 J:fta: 54M966 (Dally 1-41)
• Dlpl1xes For Sole
P If+ Dtn r. 2 Br+ Den)
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Redaced $5000
For 9ulck We
OWNER PURCHASID
4 IEDROOMS
l'OOL
$30,990
a.ti muter beck'OClm IUitt
• atr1wJ1 prdea.. Call noiw
to .ee thil executtTe bmM.
$42,500
~~~-~ r..: Pt.\ Co we , Bali er
Ocean View! Lovely Home
ANOTHER HOUSE
4 blc!roc::ID, 3 hi.th home on
Balboa .Peninlula Point. ame to 0owi. Bay. Boat
ramp and tennla court.
I.up -JdtctieJI and -,,.. .,.,,,.....,. Spac-ORANGI COUNTY'S
-...,_ po.tlo aloo irun dock LARGEST
-------.orr mui.r """-'· Slx>wn 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 """"'bly "' appo1n-.t I~.._..._ ................ ..., 1
Termo. wo DOVER SHOilES Income Units
JUST LISTED BRAND NEW. -"""' 111y 2-2 BR Duplxs $24,000
Duplu. ao.e-ta RJchard'• View home with unique Boar $230 mo. income. 10% down
-and Lido -ping plan. < bdrm 1 ho.tis tamllJ 2 BR Duplo $29 '"" room and 14' &amed atrium. ,.,.,.,, aftL J bedrooms, 2 baths JuKl compieWd by IVAN Deluxe unlll, prvt patioe
each unit. Approximately T WEU..S. Jmt what yotthave 3 Duplex• . $57,500
)'Mi;J old. Botb uni.ta U'9 been loold!W tor • NOT 1lllt On llrte Eutlide )ot.
_.,11y rented, but not "' """"'"' -• .,. price 1a "'1· BR Units $12,500
-Ms. ... -"""" """'"" .... '"'·""""" 80" °""""' ..... "'" ..
& •--h !ln&ncq. N ..... I vaconef ,,_ Roy J. Word Co.
. lty, Inc. (.....,.." Olll<:e>
2025 W. Balboa Blvd., NII 1M2 Santlap Dr. 646-15M
673-9200 ..... 54U966 ............................. 1
S 1500 Down-Help ,.2 1771 A y1· *
Flllltastic terma for this * -· n nn•
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at
Vldorla
646-1811
Newport Heights
$22,500
2 BEDROOMS • 2 BATHS •
Vim a:rYt'l"f!d patio. wood bumJ.rw tlttplace, el«tric
ballt·l:n O"ll'ml and ..... pr-
qe. Ivy COYeTed lawn, Wp
atatelJahadetne. Don'lwalt
-it will be too late.
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGIST
293 E. 17th St. 646-44H
OPElllllG FOR TWO
Real fstate
OPEN 8.l"!ll. 3 le· bd1nl + fam-
ily rm. . 2 he.th&. 70 ft
tron~ Owrll!r baa mowd
-mu.t .ell EZ terlDI -....
... """' "',500.
----=-= • • Sllespeople
Thurs. r. Sun. ·1.5
BROADMOOR
HARIOR VIEW
Tri-Level Model
Eucutivo '4 Bedroom
• "IUNC" .I::. .. SPRING ····~ '529 Harl>or lllvd., C.M.
If YH C.. RIMI All --
: •• A lener luy Plew :';''Gkwln•'"
than we have ju91: listed on 81lbol Bay
tht top ftoor at the -p rtl
Ch1nnel R"f rope .. 673-7420 Condominium ... I:======= YOU'D BEITER BUY It! I ·
U >'O'I doll't ••• CALL US!
Sallsblll"f Realty Owner Trtnslerred
wltl>:llOO&j.Ft.18'dtml
or 2 + CollV. Den. Jfatd.
wood ~; ~ew carpe~ a: Drap@I. Ownen have mov-
ed. Houte l'Mdy tor tJnmed,
occupancy. Note Extra lail'I!
lot 65x14Cx50xl43 $72.000.
17661
Oueenswrtlll
ChrlaUOU Stocldnr· --.~thowholefamDy.
AD yoo need ia tbt "Red
Ribbon" to tie ft up • nldy
fDr POSSESSION DECF.N·
BER lat ·J ~ 2lil
Baths Larae Llvlna Rm,
!'I.replace, 1'amil7 K!tcben + Eatlrw &lff. Upsradl!li
carpetq: A. Ora.pet. AD are
"""' ... 128.!IOO. '!Mgest
"COUPlf" Home
Dolphin T..., .. ,.
Irvine I
All Roonu Extn Larp; de-
-"" prtncy, !cits " light. Beautltul 1Sx2'l UvifW
Rm: Panelled Den with Bit·
in Bar IDdudlng Draft Arm
I« Tap _, + -· AD thirwl for the "happy hour''.
Larre. sunny kitchen with 3
expogures! 2 Master sized
Bedrooms, 2 Batha. Plans
available for l or 2 more
Bedmu at bullden cmt.
"'·"" ~ & llHcfl Truly 1 3300 sq. ft. l-LEM,.,,:.:,:,0:,.,N~.......,,.,-'--.;.,.,.--,,.,.-1
C.lifornia Vila front door. Modem Rambll!-315 M.rlne Ave. Realty, Inc.
u of Nov 25th to San Fran-2-E CM t H ~ ciM». BU;V nm 4 Bdrm bbme ...,, · a wy., .......
2500 W1veerest 0ri¥e
c ...... -(BROICERS wn.a>MEl
DAVE GAMllLL
644-0020
OP8I HOUSE 1 • S
ing Ranch-l:tyk. 3 bdr (2
with outaide entraneel. 22x
21 FanUly ...... I« dilldren,
Bolboa Isle. 67U900 e •
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in-laws. SEE to believe the EMtsl4M Cotta MMe CHARM. for appt.
JEAN SMITH, ~:°'.:..~"'.::'
Realtor Paint. .,...,,.... • ,.,_. .. ,. ~ ~ ln&' In kip lhape. Double pr· 400 E. 17th, ........ age OD a.Dey, bardwood and
live In Mele V.... plutw, 3 Bib 6 family
tn Mtaa Verdo ..... lam rm. _""'.,',,7.,5-3~000!!!!!!l!!!l-Y
..... -..... "'" I $500 DOWN ...... J -"" ..,,, . $41.ISO. On 1hla 4 bed1txcn, 2 batb
You wUl pt the tamfiy home. 0oae to~
healed 8'ilwtt, ~ ntEE thing. Just lntrodooed to the
1,859 BOA. VISTA market, won't be attAIJd
DOVEi!. RMlty 675-4343 1oq• !'-" oe< mono. lndud-
•• prh>dpal and inte!Wt.
$23,500 _ HO" Down ""'""·a.--S21.m 10212 ~ c1o .. 1o
SAT. l SllNDAY 1-I Ba -wllh
VISTA B•HIA. 2 BR ll' ho.. ::"1 ~ :;,.'d: _s:;:e_ -6 -... ted pool l0l3 WE!TQDT lllUVE
JC)4 UNlVERSIT\" AVE. P'!Qmeric '° Yetta -Lud-& ltAI ....... W Cub
dble ..,..._ ""'"""' to ....., 2 ._.._ ~ty '"" • -GE 11REALTY + -pool. Onb> llJ,!1(11 fll.TIU °"" .,_,
"'·"""'· ....... >4<>11'0. -.ca -lie -nmt. ' El')llo !=lovoland, Rltr. TARIEl.~--2955 Harllor 1-m -'-2 ·Ulllts ~~ ~~"" = OPEN SAT/SUN EAS!51DE ~'!';5:"-'n!.~.!'~=
• --~ •• -2211 Launt Pl-Aeumo Hlth,... LMfl ERJA~~ !Iii at "5 -·CM.
-~ -.,, --· s --2 bo.b, GINCO UAL TY CO.
OFFDS:
CallllO ShaNI
Splashing while ~ m rncb below.
View of ocean, channel, boata. Stunning 3
Br home w/lormal din. rm., large paUo -
room Jlor pool .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .'1~9,000
Mrs. Raulston
·Udo hie
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1.S
117 Via Havro
.J Bdrms + hu11e Gum Suite -3 bollia,
extra wide lot provides lie patio + <lddod
porting. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $68,500
Walter l! ... e
Ra,. Find
Udo 1a1e. 10· Jot. Grmt 2-ttCl"J "°"'"' a
Bn, IUllUn llv!nf rm.. UQtllllte new cor-
petmg, .-. .• ~ .....-..
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<llarlotte Lant
Ocean and lay View
Fanlaltic harbor view from thil populJor
Lusk "A'' home. 3 Br., 2 ba., fam. rm.,
water oaflemr, cpla., dpo .• lmdlClped, IUlo
oprin1der system. oudtocr lighting. '49,950
Miss Leidy /lofn. Burns
Udo Isle -Always Op.n
V"""11 Tot, AI.A. piano included for 4 Br.
home on th.ls large lot. Prime location, ei:-
cellent investmenL Only ........ '40,000
Mrs. Marion
E-rald lay-View Lot
Now upper part of r.nerold Bay; Short walk
tlD pvt. beach, tennla ell., 1wim pool. Pnto-
tige area. . .. .. . . • . • . .. .. • .. • .. $38,000
Mn. Raulsloo •
lcrJftont -l'ler Ir Slip
3 Bdrm • '"' baths, )llua fantllJ rm , utra large fee simple lot m d81d-end -.
Arch/dooign<d & CllJlotD blL Alldng Oftly
... ' -......... ' ... ~ ...•.•••.• $185,000
Joe Clarbon
--Vie• ..... Sh
. LArft """ IUitalJli tor ... to. UllllL OrMt lid: BaJ View. !'llnl Ind. la pdt:ll. 0-
er wlll ltlblirdlniate er bdl to lt&ll· •111,llOO
)!rt llmey . .
Offle£ OP9I
SATURDAYS -K. ...... Blvd .. Balboa Penn.
,,..... Bwio: 6'U966 (DaiJ¥ 1·5}
(I ldnn + 3 Bdrm)
to=...,,_,. J'iB. _...... Newptw't Ht.a. J BR ftnp&act. I J'ftl' old. aa*c:o t)'pt lamU)I ..... $11,750 ftlll llrict.
• built-tm. D •VfDSON ll II .,.. -,__....,.. ... awi-. 1'-"" • 1 • -
WIH Co GL 128.500 ... 2 f too-, --• • .... -· ,._ • j;:oi;;i;;;;'i~;o;ttjjjhl * • aa.. .....,....,, SU 54'0 '-MMfSl 1.a-,-. sio. m....M. --... i--ly-OW-Nowpwt •
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COLDWB.L, IANICR Ir CO.
2200 I . COAST HIGHWAY
NllWl'ORT llACH Ne.,,t Beocb
larp ,..d. tniltt, boat TRY OFFER-... _.._ .... ,,_..,,.._ •~aandr7. -· -._ 1 BR. J BA. flPc. -..
-GI S20,o» 6463171 $46-2)13 -• tollot. ~ qiti. -,...., otbo.r ...
Mir. &aGZZI ~-6G-4419 s.:..a.:=.:.:: . la-ad•'Cl'ap•d •• -. tra. Nr all ldloala, krYttJ
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8' Wood carved um divan, lg. mu'J chair; "°"an Aodquoa, 2 1 21 planoo "" °"""' w, don't 1.--ut. fabric&. " n-b••a2on dark oak dm' . N u-ui...r ,.... want tp move. Some art: f 11' -..t ~ •filack..ot ~;~ jfamed <;hlj_ni; 5 'Pc ~-;;;..;;;:,,;;· -::;, -::. "'::..:.: FRIGIDAIRE I t . d f ll>l........., . ' Iii 'Ill-9<1r ·l\fr. o\.Jlln .. dreaser. lg rplrror, IJJ;O, ,. -bed .14S.. -.... ""........ • ~ ·ec r1c ryer , ,. ;f ~~· ·~ ~odes, ·decorative headboard ln Span· ~ral doc'ka; "barometer, cbvtlcally.di1COUnted to aell Imperial mOchi; ftbrlC telector dlil :1 ~
lib, Qlk or 1,vocatlo design. I: commode. 8.\\-.2251 immediat&lyl Yoo must not FUN ~(;THI !Y, .. f~ ' 1 , ,'
• 1111111 Sold Individually mJu thlJ ""11> -$59 95· """!' Shop Around-before you buy see US! Sewing Machlnet 1120 Ille. ~ with no mmiey • l 11c:11M1 tWi. • , ,.u.
VALUE $195-fULL PlllCi. $429.95 1967 SINGEll wol """'°'' dawn O.A.C. • > >""'? to MAYTAG d lliiliY-sAT, ,&.,S 10 o.m: • l ,,.;.. -
• or term• .. low .. $3.00 WO.k Incl, b'aMfer -man .... gas ryer . , : , N9 Down-Use Our. Store Cjiargo Pie '"""' ropo. 'l'oucb-o-matlc, WARD'S BAU>W1N Sl'UDIO . Horbor )!lyil 01'\yo;ln Theater '
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;c ... 1 . ~PPROVED FURNJTURE ~~~ ~ '.!!:,.' s75.o·.o . . 1 1a ~ .. • 1 1' • • •• "' • 2159 'l'IARllOR, 'COSTA"'MESA ' !:uh .. .,.,.... ·-...., ' OllOAN &MOPPING? ' • !!II!!!!
• , •. ~ • 1· ti •·-1'8.22 or uaumo $3.'IS LOOK FOR Ml1<tll1nto1:1 . NGO ".'· ,"' Wanltll_ .· "'j' '.· ... ~•an same. oca on-....we·oWiien ~.,....., .. ""°"' Call TONE• QUllUTY fRIGIDAI~ h ~ . -
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Sunday 10..S • Muaicol Inst. 1125 · · Cuotofll lmp1rlot, ~II cololn cabinet. Siik, -or ~ ""'1bl '"
54a.t660· ,. Cornblne theR, with 1!!Ue of w11h &. wear cycl1t. 1 • -all new boft aCce.ort,. • Wll, ..\I _®1llt7 (DD )Ink
· FLUTF. with cue A: mule, ptaytna ._ "IOHd state" ea-$J9 pang&: equ}pment tnc:ludtiC IJ&eMe) ' ~ .c,Jis
-med 1 Y1'·~00 ~.I: you'll · .95 'brynu boltt,, ateert.n.1 TV''-' · b~ Come over to .-... wh..e•I .and toollA lb~ ' Fumllu"' IOOO Gor•-Silo 9022. i120...,., Olnt•lla -Ian. . ~·-"··
· ·-W•lh .... • """"' """' Conn FRIGIDAIRE ""--"· c1,mp1, 'IOI'. .,..,..... .. , •• -,ofl>odo ....... , GAllAGE Salo: Now $100 ..... 1106 ManYP"f.OondioltNmlnio. '" Ul· W --niirlo. ti.U; :91o1 '
JIP'oRE ,.,.,,.,_ corlaJn wnol ... rh'lc -· 7·14 -'======== "'"· ~ tioki, ~-dr 'l>a4t 1"~··•!J•4 -, ··' • !'our 'lo.,ey ~ln,p tor am. 112ed, jWor teen, pants Musical Inst. 1125 V\aitC Wisher &1 911 dryer complete trim, st~ m"•·t•r.161, a: ~ .. ~}SJIW oJ aalt. MOiiing IOOll to 6 blooees. Womena clothes, Gould Music omp1ny $188 00 tr an a .mla.~l~.Jl, balteq,. -.. A limNrt't1Jlt ~.-JP .f Jn\~~ ~rds these 7-12-14-Two cba.irs, tables,1 CIBSCli B 25 guitar, $125. "Since 1910" .. trailer, ~ •. .tt•6to&m lTt'J. ti ' ii~ .. CM·. , J ..,~!It.I
unusuill otferlnP: Walnut lamp lhadet, pictures, golf Studio uprlgbt p 1 an 0 0045 N. Main, Santa Ana m~ta. ~ componentA to SU-TPiS ( · bj ~ <: i t ·l t ti~ ::111.:~-Mon &: Fri eves 'til 9 build up to 3 complete bpfita. • · ··=' ~ • ,.,..;... nn Ill• ,.13 ,,.... clobo, odds · •""'· 74366 w..,u.,..., w•lnot, , •Int 5 WEST·INGHou·s~. · 30· II 'E;v,--., •• N . .w. ! All for ' Hd, .3il ij 6'2. , I lo ,,,, :, S..vet It S dirt. 2 ~ La Herme&&, Laguna Niguel cond. $400. 548.2523 eves &; Sunday 12 to -•-i .. ,_,,.. • 'I" jrtilada of World, ea. ... ~Sal ' Sun. weekends. NEW ORGANS FROM~'.. $1*Xl. Act Now! BJ,rlalna ' 1-' O!J , 1·.
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.:r._. <llstcm 'blt 5.L~ _1 m-ea&na:: tbl., workirc TV. baa $45 · ea. 536-3911, conditioned rrands. Mink $~Ole 1 -·
• • _ • 71 ,..au $100 road race aet for $.10. 675-581() SAVE $ $ $ NOWI Very beautifUL ll tkilla, EJ ~ ~f ta~e·r tble waah in& machine & --""-"~----27" M C . b" '1· Dorado collar at;yle A.1tl)td. ' , ""'-' ~·~~IC~ cr:.a;:; ~~i, ~~·C.~~mss4J: ~~~~.1;. new! Liy .. ·:,r.~c;;.~mll agnavox om 1na 100 ~i::ru~r=-! Colt :tt.f.~~' ·p':'ac11 c ;:ii ~);i.' aj: • I
'I< 1.lml\Y · o< p\l>room we "' ......,,, s.t & Sun. * ""'1178 * No peymenos till Fob. TV, AM/FM rodlo, 4 speed record ployor. folrclilfd Mo¥lo boll!.• .U ~•l' "'"' Madno ·~--• tll,I '
Ufor 2 .. W.. cOmfortabl•I~~~:..::::...::.=-KENT ELEX.TRIC GUITAR Opon Sunday 1U $139 95 .Al~•. •""""' orinl Mal illK' ~· · q [ il<t; S:.loog walnot -.. SEWING ™"' ~ no-lJKE NEW "" c M-'-'.. . -·~~ jblo; """"'""' w/2 ..u. ti<u, ..,_. .,.Ill, >nit· e ,.,,._ e oast _., . • Sound oo mm. tfi<· t modtl ~.u,(J I !At~·'!-' •olL 2 . .ljp; ,
leave< & 6 .,..,,,,,. <hn ting mach. hair dryor, lift 1839 Nowp0rt Blvd, CM mad• with lht'-leho. ;. ' • · "I· !llCh..l .•"""1< to ,,di>!
1ir dlnlng nn "' ...... ...,., C1m-chain, -----'---646-0271 USED COLOR TV'S Clnopho'ltle El8bt projector a· •,.,lb. . l30. I' ....,..IU boo\ J1!o1<! Theoe"·o11e<.I••• '°' ""'"""1t• 'boats, bhm Plonos&Organs 1130 ' ..,,..n.oruy tlaedonco.o.'r' P TS·• L 121. ~ ·~:1.;;,w '•·
olici-{Riinatlng t>u,yera are meter. mlac Item.. Office 114 S. El C•mlno RHI All R d• • • $8!11. •Wna: for1600, C · · j 20 ~ia ~ all •Jlrti, '"" ~.',.':'i,,~14"1~:~fM·:-"~E324
w. • pr,:;~.... 549~'.4642" econ 1t1oned Trade-ins ci::-m:G:.7 ~E,kb ~' ,1 .. "•· ~~:n.
SPANISH lilt&• lo've sea.t, ARA!ton A : 412 LARG~ SELErrlON OF LOWREY ORGANS $188 00 For thoae b1eoda,and ·rtla-lkJripeee, ~ f-rvfc-~. ~ -~i ~ Jl:lb. l ,
like new, blactc • red ~ Dr-. Colt& Mesa. NEW & USED from • •p ....... ··~ "' plet.tt TRY s~ kttwna • eqtl. ot ~at! ~· -. " ..
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Ii arms $155. Gold Mediter-SUnday 10 _If 7. 8 llDfa.. 3400 Bristol. c M 540-3165 new solid state mtiodels. Hear for exam-I...; a TREAmSURES Of . . . . :.iiu. IMbiVfiriHkt ,,,...,, ~ • ~:sota,. 'i Clllbion, like •tereo, fV'V..,,., chest &: mJJ'. Ch I ' ·
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new $85.• Mat:trns and box rot, 2-5 1torap _rack&, bar-r 1tm11 peclal control, wow, wow and RCA 21 ,, ALI BAIA ' -· ' -W~.' o~ 51run.·~
,.,,_ 131; <hrfnot us.I rel chair, "'"" d., k Jl.3 Hammond Orion .,.uu. oeetion. Ai.o ""'° I ebo n V C,a b j net 3<19 Vlo Oporto: N.~. · PUO l'tiP lite ra1t ... bl\1-1 dlnaliY. . "· ;
Set ot 4 , med 14 x 8.3 w/~~. p;iilcl. items. with Leslie spkr, 25 pedala, I ·Hammond organ. $265. Open l.3 Open dally l.neJ.. ~ 11 W,P..~' C. 1 OX WrJ3I or~
tizu $12. ~ caftee table, GASAGE Sale: 8' Danish stool. $100 Cbh. TOP of tu SUnda.y. .. $188 ll:QJ ·to·,:..50-·~rtd: -.
-ii>-""""" ....... coud" Ill" ,qi, mattre .... J;2.68 MO.,""'=· Call il Coast Music .oo 2 GAS W•ldlctl °"""'· 1 By •··~ h•·!• A[•f•il+ ' . ' "" "
macbiJie $IS. G.J!!, tank I: boll: 9Pi'inP..· Triple tnterestedbtwnllam-8pm. 114S.EIC1minoRHI M 18'' sM full ~:a ·'icetyltne ~"!!"~Tl'1 :· -~ _fr1.411JMc.u,.. ....-$18.GJ<vr"""""' .,._, ebonY1bu11 6">1191 SonCle-·•to agnaVOI tanks. 1-..11 .. _ ....... I·-~ ••• '" •• $35. Many other t11eful ~. Lamps, chain, e CIDOCER:ING .. ab" ,,_, he..uv du'" a1rco cmtl•"' -".;. .. ,· . • "I tr $11 u, · ·'Ml tno.· MllbMY • .. . • . v , 492-4642 •. , ~ " ' ·~ ~-~ . . ~ SUI. r M Pol!lti ~~~~ oraJ: ~~. ~w~ ~ =·~~~1:1te. Xlnt W11lnutwoodc1blnet,withst1nd.L1temodet.· torehei. t ·~ ~ ~ .. ~· '!l ii . · ~'£~~irt1 :~ ·
Pk. c14. . N~ Beach *STUDIO PIANO• HAIM\OND OiGANS $21 'a.oo· . : ~~~~.,:.Jo. hot!. 1·;.p. llllU1L ~· '!1 ~-:~.M&-fO '. •~.,
FORUttlegirl.'arooi:nlt:wely SAT~ Gas dryer, WALNUT FINISH ~:b';~:f Box · hood tips, etc. QIO. GREAT Danff:•· '1 MiiiltiJ~ '. '
wbKe 1: gdd Frenccb refrig, dllbwuher. 'ireplace J350. * 537-7W8 -and -847-8367 ' brftd tor r ~ « ~~
Provl!K:iaJ. twin bed•. gu lop, bar stDola men's CHRISTMAS lay aways ac· ' 0 Hoof)r 1iouo. t lr ·-~lldi.lff' ~
, springa A: mattrsaea $30 akibootii.man'ake•kates.1---------~an':';~= RCA,FrenchPro•lncl1l,1ntiquewhitewith * AUCn N * ~Tl56 1 t;;· 'h: New ,~·w1't:J 1 '"'! "" ~ *. ~ "':" Kinp lid, NB FREE TO YOU BIG SAVINGS remote. ADMIRAL -etc. otc. etc. u,.., will ..n"' bQ SIJi.bYED, rtt\Wi 1 1 ....... -·, P•' m
"""' twin ...,. ..-.. frViNG .,., -rm. bd ro GOOD "°""with tonO... ~..!\:: ~'";,:.,· 4LL TOP;' CONDITl.ONI • .:J.:,~~<t,~»·Jn . l>f~. · ~ =r?~'.;J!~,Jt ~~· l\ill>i:fi' ' with ·&x llJidr:lP A JDM.. rm-furri .• !il:&cf kitchen year orJ1,y I yr oJd fem,ale -,. d ... ,,,,,... '1J -,..... = :.-_·:: ~~J!~ ~~~~;=:. ~~~~~ 7VDDA.,V .• l11S,..r1sB&rR.boOrwW•rr•"N" -~=~~ f=~,,,111,.T #?11iit·"'~~·.
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Office Fumllurt IOlO MAYTAG o,, Frlgi.J8*e aoto ~~r~,:'"'~i!'.,! u:f".;-m.t ";,::;.,~ 21 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE SWAP MEET H~~ ' • , S, ~:';f U: .
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new w/stem chair '85. Alao anarMteed. '9J. CoastElec· :: Mon' thru. Fri. tween J;~ Se.nta Ana OPEN NIGHTS TtLL 9 PM 531.1272 aft'? ~ ofter. bD ~e ·w-:.rr .. '= 24x36.Aab0elk$20.~ tric, Service Dept. 64&-2486 8 MO. Whitt min. poQdle. SPINET Piano, Whitney SATURDAYS TtlL 6 PM ANTIQUE Walmtt dffk. -'I' '1~ i , It :144' ,JOJ1 .. _14 witlt ,
GAS STOVE mat" ""°" & u,,.,,... Wht-mad• •• Kimball, •""" .,,.,. 41 l E 17 ... S ,. __ ta ... --:... " s11v.., """" • ,.. QUARTER llorte : mu" '" ,. (It':· sp<t1t1 '•• '·
Office EqvlprMnt 8011 Wedgewood, white, like new, half Swnese fem. cat. dition. $300. 897-COO. ast m freet . . ~ ~ aervict. Old-~t lit. llbow experitnce, aiu.t ieU, 'rl'I" 'Jift~ll:.. ,. J.·-0-0-R-E~5~SOG_RA_P_H_S_ 29"""" • ,... -. Prioo ..,._""" 11/15 646"16B4 ' ....., ..... pi.!<i·~· 1;1oo. ......... Y MIJol '
l<oeondilioood ...,. & .ioe. IOO. Call !J62.1500 after 6 pm GmMAN • h • p h •rd & ' !or .12. •2 :::, .. Ml ""'"" TltANSl'OilTATION ·'. I. ib'"' " · models w / emtncta (l) REFRIGERA'IOR, 2 d r, Iabrador 9 months old to Ttle•1s1on 8205 -loomed, b td mp. MM)' 1il& , Miil
.:74-5200 with bottmn freezer, ST~ good Imme. Hu all ahob, WHY RENT? Ml•~ollin--~-1~· 962.-498S 80.ts & Y1c,ht1 90bO l \ 1tAI: 1
ELrol'ROSTATIC Cop\" Olut Eloetrie, Servie• 537-5142 11116 llUY FOR LESS! ---· NGO Ml1cellonoouo l600 l!lllTftl\ FABRICS Sil tti: J5Ud..,ldo @i ~°s;,.~~~o:~~:'·w.::°"..:~,;L:,,:,;64&::..&;:,2486::,dt-y:_.,.-.-.. -.-w-o-rka 2 :i:~~;o~~, Color TV. 23" ni:;~Jat~t~~cokb·t~ :: N&ew -Used nn1;1FUIO. Ri SAL, E ~~ill·~~H:i ~ ~ ~ G .~ Both mo., 1payed & shots. Adults Spanish or modern console Bara:ain Prices on 21L to A t' bbl!i 4~ v•~ penect. uarant"""". ...~ ... """"' 11116 tor $5.53 per week .,. n 1ques Renllw1ll, samp'lea A Mill Dafti) ! · ... _,., -. Coaat Dectnc .,,__ 5 C 1 9 horse engines. Many mlac. , SH.O .. ' ' --· · toroo onso • A FEW MODEL """ S.t On1J I a.m. lo 2 69 BOAT W • " , ·" G1r19t Sile 8022 Service Dept. 646--24116 2-8 WKS old very adorable ~ft-1..,, bi-fl., IOlid at.ate, tool.I, general &hop clean HOME 'GROtJPS , • ......... _,..i., ..... .u M• ~ u.~ lne ~s, am. breed . ._,._. out. Lawn rnov.<er, edg~. p.m._,,~, . ....,.,a sa. '!'. ~IJ'.~ .. , .
nJRNinJRE-215 Grant , BEST G.E. elec. dryer, 893--26Sl ll/l6 FM, recorder. $2.3& per Ml:. etc. 2221 Harbor Blvd. Spani:,tie,.M~~ Maple MOVING, muist· tell! New Preview of neW it ~ , ".iri~ 1 -.,._
Npt. Shores, W, O:Q: Hwy, ~~~ A.kln&: $125. 14 PUPPIES! Samoen/Ge-r. Del.~~~ ~letd 642--5488 CokJr TV• atereot.., frort Gatters I Sattler deluxe Dt.Uy thru Stt. Nov. 18th. ~·, J'f ~
&. 17th LATE Model a u t o mat I c Adorable.tf46-7230 11116 Christmas &itt for Famil¥ M O VIN G , mlllt aell ers <~i:!ed) on aaJe .t $15, Daniah modern llVlng 8dch &: Etlh1ft'r ai 8-fl ~ 2 .'Ba,. -A •"1 " · Npt. Sat ,& Sun, Nov, 16th Slephr~. 2 mm. o Id . 3 YHI' Picture Warranty fr-ee ttfrip/ waahers &: dcy r&f\&t, $1).!J. ~abapy desk; .IJuntington Cmter· Mal I. ~ ;.tlarm!Hr. "i1¥ •
GARAGE S81e: Furiliture, wuDer. Excellent C!Xldl.tion ~ Limlted Offer eT~. Refrigerator, aacri.fioe prices. :B~ ~ room ~· R(!i\ color ~ ~Q. rret Ado crufi -:• . ~.
Cablnetx, etc. Sacrillce! $50. 646-SMS ~T H USECAT: srey, Approved Furniture $15. 0-1" Micrometer, $10-piece-...W. aeparate-tv, $15. 63 .. , mialkxll al~~_ ·n
78311 Ell1s Ave., H .B. G.E. APT. SIZE _,1~:_1~;.,,.,(HWlbl.nd'1 2l59 H·~ Bl d CM Record.I, 5c each A many OUT OF 57ATE SP~OiriltmuGl.ttt.U ~'lidf O!ltffrAy. 847~llll5. REF RIG ER.ATOR $40. .. """"" ..........,.,.. ll/18 .. ""r y '• · · miacl. items. 145 Cahlillo CREDIT O.K. Beautlt\J St«llng tumblera 1-io J.i'. Q1JtOm ~ .llfiCb a.1 s=:·~lDWJni;i=: ~i:s~r I Dryer mm-~~~~~:; ~:~~~:-5 ~A:;ta~:~ ~~es. WAREHOUSE !~~~a00~11:t= ~~ :i~boatml~ @0Bit~:~.,
C.M. bination. $50 or best olfer. 6 weeta; old 5*-3956··11/ll hall tree. mci. oek tble., new. NoW $600. <t94-!515 painted . Nt• Wblte clilp,, alt-eoM._ e9t4..
EVERYTHING GOES'. 962--0L18 MOTHER Cat, Xlnt roNY -Wffi1nghouse at clock.I, eet. Otina, a]a.sa &t Cl.EAR.ANCE SA.LE AOK day1 il1U1ahyde.UpW:ir)o ,thtucJUf;, &lw'ai l'lllldnsl;
Fumilure·, J.pp!Jances, etc. 13 CU. FT. COLOSPOT w/dliktrea 644-1006 Eutbluft, Newport.er 1V, C.M. Sales mudl tnOl'e. 818 Delaware, 772'2 GARDEN GROVE BL. 2. MINK •tol~-. male lidiilt Three 16~ hP CtiamPion albt.119m. Prict,....
1311L 39th • N -•-;.,, $35 ... A .. A""" N.18. 11/lG & Ser-1. new &: wed! 20'l1 cor. Indianapolis, Hunt . 'ii block We11t of Beach Bl. fully , 1 .. 1 _out. Erle Homo en~ea. OSm.Jl,ele w 1.t b 't tllilffi ., 1.. "''" l"'.=n===·=.B=·=6'J>.0506==~=='=,;~===~===,IHEAL1HY, Flealess KIT· Harbor Bl. 645--1672 Bet.ch, bet. 9 &: 5 PM. nr. G.G. Frwy. Open 9 to 9, 2l'it" ~ $600. Autnriln ~ f\lel ·WQa, ~ ft .., "'
Furniture 8000 Furniture 8000 TENS, mixed colors 1 tex-RENT TV $10 l DANISH style arm chrs, Swi. lCMi. Haze 23" deep Cabachon and contrdll. IN -*• *'8 e Dew l~r:;;=~===~~~~~~===~~ tures. 646--2388 11/15 No Depoalt · Free delivery beige nauJt8.byde $15. ea. POOL TABLF.S, tennis ~ '500-Certifl.M proof of LafNettt, Ntwpilrt BHch. ~ 1offtt: lft
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I~ MALE Kitten, adorable blk: 1194-5111 or 172-9110 1 aingle bed, -wt:lltl'! wood, poker tbb, exerclaine eqiilp. va!1M!. 675-0MS n·CLJ.Sijc ilij m ............. ~~-
with wht boot• 110. l car air cooler $8. at dilcount prlce1. C.UPOWER tools, table Mff, 2 llXlbpGratmartnt.t.oCt.itd nNicbl.t9"'"'mta la PUBLIC NOTICE
$65,000 in furniture inventory
mUst be sold within 2 weeh.
Wholesale .: Public ' -l\Wly. ltyles to choose from including
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JAJUl!!TY SHOW -The POUllt&ln Valley Woman'•
Club ts ~ a nnety lhlw', '1WNDC Door -'
BJgbt Show,'• tianlght. Ne\'. 1S It T.-ura Scbool,
1'1340 Santa Summe, Fudala VllleJ. Curtain time
JI I p.m. Tlck«t, II. availaille at tbe doer. Nania
raJaed ·wW '° to tbe (Jub .. dmidel. . .
MUSICAL -"'Ibe Golden Apple" a oon~ary ado
aptaticll oMhe 11'd md the Odyessy, will De Maged
Nov. 15-11 and NC>V. »JS in. the S&odJo Theatre, at
. • UCI, 79111 Irvine Aft., Irvine. Curtain time I: 30
p.m. Reserved adminiaa, ts. Tickets available at
the Fine ~ Solt Offtoe Gil campus or pbooe
au&l'I.
GYlllNAS'ftlCS -J'1ensted Jeaaen'1 Danlab IYlJlQUtl,
receaUy in tbe Olym{lb In Maieo City, perform
lfov. 15 at -p.iq, ldmc:&" BaD at UCI, 7801 Jr.. vine Ave., lnlDe. $1 fw adults, lltuden&I
11¥1 dliJdrell $1. PllGoe .om for further infor-
mation.
llDJCAN DRAMA -Padua Bllll Theater ln Clar&-
mont pramta ·~ Maicuo," a drama ct
Mnican music, ...., and dlDcea In tradit1ooal
costt&mel tbrouP NOY. 11. A lpeCial feature ~ this
theater la hdua Hi1ll DinlQI Boom ~ the
Mmcan Pla,era perfonu pill' to lbe atage pro-
duction. ~ 1-(714.) •1* for further lllfuma.·
lion and l'btl vlltfcw.
CIDLDREN'I PMGRAM -1be Costa Mesa Ubrary, s Center St., ea.ta Mesa Js caertng a speclal
~ to 10UQ&lkn In the fint to foorth gride.
As a preview to Natioul CJIUdren'a Boot Week,
they wD1 ~ two flml, '"lbe Red BallOOQ" and
"Paddle to the Sea" from to -to 11 a.m. on Sat.,
Nov. 11. Then is no admission charge.
CHILDREN'S TBEATBR -A IDUllca1 play, ''Simple
Simon" ,.uI be prdented by t8e Oilldreo'a Tbeatre
GuM II. Newport Rart>or Sal, Nov. 1& at JO a.m.,
1 and 3:'° p.m.; San., Nov. 17 periormances are at
1 IIlll J: 30 p.m. in the audit«ium of C>nnge Coast
College, l'101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Ticteta,
$1, OD aJe at the auJdren'I 'fbeatre Guild, 1518
Newport Blvd., c.osta Mesa or at the door. Phone
141-2111 for furiher information.
POP OONCBRT -Simon and Garfunkel, tof> rec<lrd-
lag stars, perform Sun., Nov. 17 in the ~ of
the Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. Katella
Ave., Antbe1m. Perfonnallce begina at 1:30 p.m.
TlcteU, $UO to $5.60, a~ at the Coovent1on
Center Boz Office and Wallfcbs Mwdc City store.
Pboae -.-. See picture on Page 3.
. allLDUN'a DRIBIT -A special exhiblt ol men. ture, art Ind irialle fell' c:blldMl ls on ~ Nov.
17 ~ Nav. JS .t the Laguna-Beach I.Jbruy,
• • Glsmeyre St.. L11Una Beach. The eihlbit, pre-
..W Ill CCllljmdAaD with the public 9Cbools, co-
IDcidel wtth Nadaul Odldren'a Boot Week.
BBNDTI' ART SHOW -1be Colta Mesa Art Leque
. will hold Its third annual Holidl,y Art 8ottee Nav. 17
at tbe Collta Mesa Country ~ 17'1 Golf coUrw
Drive, Oolta Mesa fnm I to t• p.m. Cocbllla and
bor croeuwa will be avallellle wbUe Braet 1lcJn.
.. tyn enteUlal with.~ ol c.nooa ....
earlcature akttdtlng. Art and erilftl Will lie for iale
and fw auction. Ticke& dondolil ti $2.M Wlll pro.
vlde IChoW*ip funds to atudentl at JOca1 coDeca.
Phone 546-'127S for further lnformatioL ru VEL mlf -The Newpcrt Harbor ~anla Quit
prdeats •'The Two Worlda ol Polynala,0 narrated
by StlDtoa Waterman on Wed., Nov. io at I p.m..
In Oranp Coast College Auditorium, 1?11 Falmii
Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets, $1.50 fw lldulta., 75c for
students, on sale at the door. ~ ftl.IIR
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_ INO'IT'S PIONEER DAY -Special abowa, contatl
and a coOl(Dunfty sing will be held Wed., Nov. IO at
KnoU's Berry Farm, 8039 Belich Blvd., Buena Park
bonorlllg aeaJor·cltizens µi the hrm'• elt#h ..... :.. •
Pioneer Day. French Cal>CIP dancen P ~ kWa ._ .
IOO&ma• w1ll perform It 11:80,LJD. and 1 p.m.
Reciltr•tioll for contests and door prbel becina at
lt LJD, at the 1BoUle Houle, HcJur,: 10 a.m. to JI
p.m. dally. Adinlsskn n for adultl, 21c fot cbbd-
reo. Pbooe 52Z-1131.
An'ERNOON CONCERT -Soprano Judith Ed&«'llJ
and plamt Connie La1ng perform worb by Brua
and Dvorak. Tbunl., Nav. u at llOOll In roam lll
ol Che FtnfJ Arts Build .. at ~ 7'01 lrvtDe Aft"
Irvine. 'Jbere ii DO ldmts.icm cbarp.
BIGB 8CllOOL DMMA -"A MID For AD Sew"
,..W be ,atafed by atuden&l 1t Fountain Valley HICti
8chool, 17111 Bushard, Fountain Valley on Nov. D,
II ~ 21. Curtain time I p.iii. Tickets, on uJe at
• tM acllool'• flnandll office $2 for aduJta, $1 for •
denb. Phone .-1.
NCAA FOOl'BAU -~ Unlvera:lty Of Southern Cali-
fornia vs Oregon state NoY. 14 ..at 1:30 p.lD. and
UCLA on Nov. 23 at 3 p.m. Both cames In Memorial
Colisewn. Jill Figueroa, 1.<11 Anpla.
JSASIETBALL -UC Irvine va. UC Sin Dleco s.&.,
Nov. 30 In CamPu.a Hall gymnuium at UCI, •
Irvine Ave., Irvine. Game time l :J,S porn.
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BARNESS RACING -The Western Harness Ra~
iDg Association holda nine races daily, Mon.
through Sat at Hollywood Park, Century B19d.
at Prairie Ave., Inglewood. Flrat POlt 12:'5 p.m.
/ weetdays. tl:IOp.m. on Sat.
Coming Up
AUTO RACING -'!be ~ ROid Rtce ~-QJai&.
) piorw wW be held No•. JI, JS ml 24 at uftivfl'-
dde Intttnat1onal Raceway oft H.lgbway to ln !Uv-
erslde. Approximately ~ top driven will compete
In a aeries of sprints around the J.I mDe ocute.
Phone 1-('114)~8' Gii for further information.
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,._,.~ JCuelHit dlnctor of 411• oommumty semiMn at Ile University
qt t.uuvn.. ln1at, alw.yw ktep1 ~~ of oomm\1111.ty eervice in mind. Por Ulla relaton Ille '8 1ouDd at llthntng ot tmmf worthwhile projects.
-Bom ln New York Oity, .U im.v up in the ~ near New Brun1-
wlot, New Jeiwy. AAtr the w• · INduMed from Mo lcbool In Leonia.
New Jeney, Ille cltclDvtnel lu* ._ and IMr father-bad ditterent~tcleat
aboUt whe~ sht lboold continue her education.
"He w~ mt tb go to ~ Pl'OfC' gtrl.a' scbool, bllt I mew I would
Me all the a'amt' people and bear Ile '8Dlt kinda ot tbougM. I always bad,
10 I applied to all Ile oolleges lat cldn't dwp an appuc.Uon fee," 1aicl
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Simon anCI o.,funk .. , pepular duo Mhii for thetr ""'' with • ,..... touch,
appear at the Anaheim Conventloft tenter on ~r 17 for a concert ·
beglnnlnt at 71JO p.m. Some el their Mti hw:IUde 1. s..d1 of Ill.nee"
and "I Am a Rock''. S..Guldeto Pun, Pate2, fortfdc.ttletalls •
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bla Unlveitlty, ~· worted her W'aY. ihrough collel• ·., • fe!Chtn1 •llUt-
eat in the Umvwatty ol ~ tchool of mines. ~ t.ta lbowect
her talents Jey m ldebee, lbe decid«l to major ln j>Olltfcal ICkloci lad llii ,
was graduatecl Magna CUm lAaude in lMI. ...
"AJ a worn• I Wt I would have greater tlftctlveneu if I were u·
pmed to the pbllosopbtes that make up the dernocJWtlc procen;" Luclllt
expla1ned.
For four yean after her martiafe in lM& to Rudolph, a boy she ba4
known in hlgb school, Lucill" worked for the AnU-4alamation league of
B'n:al B'riUl, tben teWed down fo.reer a family. r..ter ahe became Involved
in her community again. Soon she was In dlarge of public reii.tiODJ tor the
Mental Health Association of Bergen County, New Jrney, one of the fl.rat ,
in· the United States and she WAL vice president in charge of community
,, relations for the local National Oouncft of Jewish Women.
When the famlly moved tA> Callfol'nfa, Mrs. Kuehn immediately plun-
ged into activitie,, 1n Pasadema. She became president of the local Lelagut
of Women Voters and a member of its state board; president of tbe IOCal
National Oouncil oi Jewish Wooieo;. chairman ol the.'dty Mental Health
Committee and a member ol the board of Ule Community P1ann1ng Coun-
cU. Du.ring th1s time she was listed in .Who'• Who In Aineric.an Women.
In the 1958 the Kuehn's began to build a home ln Corona del Mar
their plans were radically chaoged when Rudolph wu sent to Massach~
setts. During the family'& year there, Lucilte spent her free time following
Ile fftedom tran ihrougMut New Englaftd and developed a new loye -
American History. -..
When they returned to Newport Beach, abe helped or~e the 011-
ange Coast League Women Voters and HrVed M tu lint prerident. 'lbiJ
led to her . becoming a m~t>er of the Orange County Grand Jury and
the OranJe County JuvenHe Justice Commlsllon:
She also -bas been vtce presldtnt ol tile South Coast Child Gutdanct
clinic and president of the lincoln Junior High School PTA.
When the University opened, Lutllle decided to ret\ll'Jl to colle19
and wort towards her masters degree in !Jstory. To sbare her dellgbt in
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T.,,1ortew, Saturcf•l• Hevt1t1ber 16, "''I ~t,119ltter Dtl>ble 11 lllel"t
merrlecf at Mow"+ Oermel C.tfiollo Clwrch. Sl11ee our e111tom•li
111tde ·~ ,.Ntl>lt fer Mt te tin her thl1 fh1• wecfcfl"t• I '"'
9ol19 +1 1li1w ,,,., app,.ci1tiet1 lily tM"I Y• tltttt ef ft.. lo .. .t
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These resteur.nh cl•m1nd tJte fifte~t for thtlr customers. Th1t'1 why thty end
onr 200 otft.,1 buy their 'rocluce from NIWPOIT PIODUCI. Patrontze ffteml N-. C.... M.-: V.. ..-. L&I ,._. ~ .. Wltlt ......... t. A"-tfc
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ways a thrll11to tee the tbict green abOota pate 1blir DOMt 'Oat Gt the IOU .
in arty 1pring and grow .akywarclMldlng wboci after Wbori ol 1-vee tmU1
the shoot climneti.n a starshellbant of calora mldNmmer. · · • .
There are, of course, bunclredl of varieties of lilies mnging from the
trumpet Euter lily types, to 1he large bowl Ju1>ri4s, en4 reftexed tiger Wy
or turks cap varieties. Not all grow with equal ease but with a liWe atten-
tion almost any variety can -do well in this area .
. ,.... trumpet or Eaatet Illy types, rrow euily here. tbeee include
sucll at.rains as regal, olympic hybrids, formonnum and eatifolium. With
these Jltrainl, one need 'not be. utidlecl 'With white alone. Trumpet varidiet
now come tn ihades ol yellow, pink; rose anct peach.
The ...., llH• and the specosimnl 8'lo are easy to ~ bere an4 :
some of the newdlybrlda are magni:fiCeot. There are large t.Jowt-1hlpet :
flowers ten-inchee or more-in diameter and several to a stem. n.e.. come ·
in. colon of 'White and gold Jritb" 'l)Otl a:nct·1tripe. of -crimson and maroon.
These Jiliel rival otdlids and are a lot e&ier tQ grow. . . .
' '"'9 first requisite of Wy culture ls good drainage. Tbe·moet succen-·
ful metbocl of growing lilies· in any kind bf eon it by -uaing a -r-aited bed. '
Work the di up then build a mound of aatl on top. of ·ttie worted IOil· to ~
height of ten-~twelve inclles. Use a mtrture ol leafmold, sand and 1ood
light ganlen soit Use rocks or redwood bead~boerd t,o. keep the IOU in
place.
The -Idell location la pert aun and part &bade. Cover the bulbl MtJl ·
about four inches of the S'Oil mix and water thoroughly. 'l1ie becl lbould be ·
kept moist but bulbs should 'not stand in water as this will kill them. Toln-·
sure that the mound •taya moist·during the summer use a mulch such as ftr
bark or phmt a sbaDow --~ ground cover lucb a lobelia.
Liiy bulbs are available now or will be bl the very near future. Do ·
not treat them as bulbs but as live plants and get them m the ground as fast
as you-can. The ~wa:nl nut IUDlDler will be more than worth the efiort.
-Don Horton
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S....-hellnt ln thlt Mclroona COIMI from uncluthrecl spec. ·fMt
iNdtH throUfh 9laa walla tO • small d9ck outdoor1. Subtle .....,.,
..... IM putty shades .... comehmintecl by golden w.mm hemlec:k
pwt li0afd1 fnstalltd hotl:wntllty cift1wo wall1. Dreafng room 11 tep-
INle from the rest of the ~room.
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occaalonal chain end tablee m addition to the bed, and bas traded
!ta fussy, overfumtshed ~ for an uncluttered look.
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Appemmce of iKe mut.r autte'\a. ken ~ a aOOct
deal, too, by COllDdng lt to tbe outdoors through Jarge wtnc1oW
areu. And Jri4b a; and Joun&• elect bu& out.side at !oor level, the,_..._ 1.m. ~ diminsion in liYeal>lllty mid 1oeb. A
ICl'eeD built ~ the dect and draperiee or lbutten Al· Ult · wtndow• wiµ ccdlvl prtftCY and light. , . . .
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Ev.iag performances nut at 8 p.m. .except ol¥!Jllng nl~ whee Uit curta1n rises at 7:80 p.m. MatineeJ are scheduled to begin at t p.m. Jrfai1
orders tar-most J)edormances 1rt being accepted now at ~ Music Center
BOK Office, 136 liGdh: Oraad" Avenue, X.. A.,,.t11 80012. For additiOllal
program and ticket lnfonqatl01).phone (213) 62~7211. .
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returning to school she developed the courH, CooUnuina Education for
the Mature Woman, which she b.as taught tor two yea.n • .
Now aa director ol the community teml.D.arl she aearcbea out com-
munity 'leaders and members of minority ll'OUPI to~ the J>roblemf
ol. poverty, housing, youth, law enforcement, education and employment a1
they affect the areas in which they live. The program, 1p<>n10red by the
Ford Foundation, is by invitation only and ita purpose it to facilitate inter•
grou{> commDDication. Included are a one day conference at UCI, m twening
meetings, and a weekend conference in s.nta Barbara with members ol
groups from other campuses.
Lucille and her husband, Rudolph, who ii manager of command and
control systems at Douglas in HG11Uqton Beach, have three cbildre.n: Sunn.
a freshman at the University of Cal.ilOrnia Berkeley; Bob, a senior at Corona
del Mar high IChooI, and JS.month old, David.
Lucllle guides her life by the questions: 4'If I am not for mysell, who
am..J? If I em only tor myseJf, who am It'l J.ucllle Kuehn is a leader, an Jnoo.
vator, an energtic and dlarming woman.
COLOR IS KIY TO DECORATING
A room may be decorated with impeccable bite, yet 1ee111 blalld
and unexciting. If this Is the lituaUon 1n your home we 1uagest you dlO a
little experimenting with ootor. ltere are • few ,wdellnM wliJm may mate lt simple for you.
If • room receiv• li&ht from Ult eovth or welt, cool buea can brine it new freehnea. Warm tonee w1ll Mid llfe to rooms facina the north or Nit.
Select t1nt the one hue wlllcb 1eem1 most a~ tor the loc• tton of the room, tta tuncUon llld tte relation.thip to -othir areu. Once w.
ii decided one can even use on old·tubion color wheel to dloose the other colors for the 1Cbeme. . .
In the room pictured above the natural beauty of waod·grain.t com-
bined with the appropriate colon 1U1T0und a mode.tly funmbecf room with
an environment ot lumry. The p1utio tlnllhed hardbotrd paneUn1, In
ltallm cherry grain, la euy to inltall over any wall 1urface with JllClden
cllt>S or adhesive. ·
Room aettinp like this one are 1nc1'"1ed 1n a full-color guide avail·
able for 25 cent.a from Decorating Boot, Mat»te Paneting, Dept. 9221, Do-
ver, Ohio 44622.
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Shutters art so andent that their exact ori9in1 are
lost In the mista of prehistory. We do know they come
from the Orlent and by the fifteenth century had found
their way to Spoin ond Venice .where they were _used
on the ext•rfors of houses, often os o safaty measure.
Loter on they were moved inside and became part of
the orchlt&<ltu ral ·detail in houses thot hod 'deep win·
dow reveals.
A further refinement in the middle of the nineteenth
Gentury wos the Introduction of shutters with one mov·
able louvered panel. These were for town houses on
narrow, . orowded dreets. The revival of Interest ln
shutters today ls 'due not only to their usefulness in con-
trolli"9 light, obscuring o less than appealing view, end
maintainin9 privacy, but to their chameleon-like quality
of appearing to be either traditional or contemporary.
M1ny stock 1izes of pine shutters ore ovailoble ot
loco! lu mberyards and building 1upply houses fpr ex·
terlor and Interior use as hinged screens, room 'dividers
or window decor. Custom sizes ond shapes may be or·
dered throu9h mony reputable shutter monuf acturer1
Jn wonderfut woo'd finishes , sand-blasted, bleached or in
specie I colors to· match fabrics or wallpapers.
Shutters with either plain or patterned shirred fob·
riu panels .• filter the light, afford privacy and look well
1tondin9 p~rtielly open. The fabric, which 11 lnatolled
with 1prfn9 tension rods et both top and bottom, should
be Jn sun fost aolors and fabrics otherwise costly re-
plecements mT9ht result. ,
T al, slm, floor to ceiling louvered shutters, which
. fold beck oh ceiling tracks, drematiie mony wtnClow
themes whe,.,. the view i1 excellent end no 'droperitt
ore 'd'6tred1 b'ut privacy i1 required In the evenln9 hours •
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dtJld's .flm wrist watch, few.W dlp1 anti
arrlngs are mounted on this deor clecoratloft
the shape of a tNe, mede of green felt plywMcl. .
If you are handy with a glue pot, needle and
tbtead, saw or other tools of the arts and
crafts, now la a good time to get them oat
and begin planning how to ~ extra sparkle
to your home for the holiday season. AJ an
extra incaitive for an early start and extra tun, the Garden Grove Department of Parkt
aqd Recre'3'Uon is sponsoring a Chrtstma1
Tree Conte9t with entries to be displayed and
judged on December a.
The contest ls open to both profealonal•
and amatuers and will be judged ln three
adagorie1: Table Arrangement., Wall Hant-
lng or Door Decoration. In these catagorie1
This wall hanging hH a
tr .. of coatralt"'9 color
on the felt backing which
hH loops for hanllfte. 0.
the . t r • • are colorful
birds, I~ of ribbon
mack. Into flowers with
fewelecl centen to .........
for ~· holidays. The four
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show a.st YN'· ' . . :
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Buttons, buttons, a n d
.more butmnt of various
""•• end ....a-.. erw'UHCI fo. forir. -~.;.:. Md )ts
_.and on' this wall ......
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thoueht. -why not raid
•randma'• old button. box
and come up with a color-
-fut omaMtnt fot Christ-
mas this yeu?
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door or watt tr.. • ttire• dirMnsJftl ~
Braid Md small flowen cempW1 tlM decir
tiont with tiny twinkle llghh.'!"'rounded with
brlttlants. •
dl,rt 4re three dlvi.slom -Jwuor (under
""18.) Amsteur and Profetsiooal. · .
The mow will be open to the public from
2 to 5 p.m. in the f\ecreations Building, 11061
Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove.
Participants from all ov,er the county are
Invited to enter. Displays may be aet ~be
tween 11 a.m. aind lp.m. on the d4')' oil com-.
petition. Judging wUl take place between 1
and 2 p.m. with ribbons beir>i awarded ...
first and second place winners an4 tl trdY <f
going to "Best ol the Show!' EDUyie& lift
For additional inf<>nD11tion phone617-t2DO, e:r-
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SUIT! 617
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Having designed and executad the aestbetlo
Interiors and exterlor .of h1i new tstabJ1sb.
ment -from the main dJDlng room waterfall
to the patio beating br~er -Sit obvMJU~ • posseasea equal taleDt as 4eeon1or .
restaurateu.
Make Monday Night ----
Your Family Night!
TOP SIRLOIN
STEAK
1ncl11dt1 lelted or French llrlo ..
Potetot1, Roll & lutter.
Chlklrena P'Ortlon \It l'rlcl
Mid-Week Special ----
Wednesday Nights Ontyl
NEW YORK
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lodui!•• l~t4 er FTtnch Fried
· Potetoos, Roll I Butter.
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HUttTIN~TON llACH I CO$TA M~
HILLGREN $QUARI! TOWN & COUNTRY IEHINO TEXACO STATION
1am BM4 ~ ....n I. mtl & llllta AM 467•
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U It'• a first vi!it, however, (witti many
bound to follow) try the NDAtlonal
Indoneaian banquet-like spread, Rtja~ After placing steamed white rice in tile Center
C»f year I= pla~. you'll fill in tlle lldel Wlth '.m ble array of ten moi, diihel.
· · ':n.. IDclucle mind vegetable Ula4 wWa .~, ~h;uce. vegetable ~. Mel ~ Yith peppers, spiced eg, marmatecl
cllicken, charbroiled port on • l6ck. ~ -.... nreet and toUr pkiled vecetibte1,
''Where Ii'• Happ•DIB•I"
Bill MARTINI COCKTAIL LOUNGE
1H L 17'11 . COITA MISA
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featurin.9 PAlll WILSON
Witll J•lllt• •114 Chi,,., ·
EVERY MONDAY: NIGHT
SPAGHETTI DINNH ,
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ILLIAtlD tlOOM LADllS W~
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THE MARINE · RESTAURANT
* Excellent Menu * fine Service'
LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS
from 11 :lO A.M.
Reservations recommend.cl
644-1700, Ext. 445
MUSIO FOil YOUll LISTENIN. "AHO DANCIN8 PUAIUH
NIQHT\.Y, FllOM 1100 P.M. IN
'J'BE LIDO UJIJNQB
·1107 Jamboree
Coclctalls • Lwheon •. Dl-r. .. , ........... u. ...........
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Join us Nov. 17, after 9:00 p.m. In the louftee, hr
our compllment1ry buffet to welcome the Dave
Minion Duo.
NO'tomber'• Cot ~cqu1l11tod lpoclal
Steak and Lobster Combo ................ f3.95
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·BEGINNING MONDAY, NOY. 1·1
Be Sure to Hear
The Captivating Ballad Son9t "Of
TIM MORGAN 7 --
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·Nlehtly, Mond1y1 thru S.tvnte,I ~.
AT R·euben~S
NEW,OR~ BEACtt , ~.. ..
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IOI PR•llM
lslt IHITIL 1 ii• A.Ail.
UMQUIT MCILITIES
AVAILABLI
l'MONI IH...1111
111 OCON Aft.
HIMT1 ... TON llACH
OVERLOOKINQ TH! PACIFIC OCEAN AT 'IHI ....
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Al long u JOU're Newport.I' bound for these two J!OUPI, might u wen enjoy a
.fully round~ ntgbt by goin1 eai'ly eMl&h .
to have dinner In the Martne Roam flrit.
From more than two dozen. terDPUDi atn11 -·
f<>'l'll be ~ put to mate a final eefectloD.
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There'll be DO ngrett thoulh. lf it comet
clown to either the Matt L;f ftlind duckltn.g
J l'Oruige, JlontmoreQey' ~ a..,,..,. a
la Bologn.... 'ndt tut ts a very~ palatable
ho1Jlt.1Mde Italiall noodle. daqb, itai!fed with
COCKTAI13
ENTERTAINMENT
2e01 W. Cout Hiway, Newport Beach -MS-UM
DON JOSI
prese11ts·
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ENTllTAINMENT
llLL; McCLURE
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INCHILADA & TACO ....•••• $1.JO . . ( .
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LIDO LOUNGE . Continuous musio from 1:00,P.M..
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Ma~e reservationt now for the Coral
R.tf't 9ala Thahks9ivln9 'dinner sptciel.
Entr•• .. SJ.21 . . Children • $1.61 . .J . . .
SWINGING ~NTERT AINMENT
·w1TH ·TH1
CAL ROSS TRIO
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NOW · APPEARING ;
Johnny . Ballard
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Traditi~~al .
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Roast Young Tom Turkey
Roast Long Island Duckling
Prirrie Ribs of Beef
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Served from 1 :00 P.M. ·
RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED
37 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
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U you've ever entertained any doubts about yoor~1op'bWlcaU~ ta tJ:Ut matter, llulry :oia down · to Jlle Grcnto, , 41KrMJ11 follQ-,r ·Ute . ~and~ tbe ~~10llf ~, ' ~ ~ Javi~r-falrt. _ · •
~:JY" JbouJJ! TUJh to ·the .G!Ptto for any n~)er o1 reasons and one 'liigla
on the list la to try the sea foocf and live
Maine lobster this superb new restaurant
la featuring. It'1 localecl on the Coast
IBgbl"ay in Newport, a.cros.s from ttie Arches
and next door w ~ Villa Nova.
· F'ire Stali.on · • r,
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Seekers ol topnotch entertainment will beat
a path thia weekend , to the Fire Station
Night CluJ> and Inn, llQ5 Harbor Blvd.,
Garden ·Grove, for ~e Friday, Saturday
and ~ay. engageinent of star vooallst Doo. CoTnen. ' . -. . ' for ...., years the foatured in• tiQ&ef
.with SaUu:ny Kaye's orchestra. he-Aal_beea ·
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THE R1$ELLE . REVIEW .-.
A J.D. PRODUCTION ... t
Appearing In
THI YELm KNIGHT ROOM
Tu.day thru Sunday
ltl'Yfftl Dinner -I te 11 ,.-.
CIOMcl Monday
1045 BAYSID& DR., NEWPORT-675-0200
Chinese Restaurant
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'aof HYUN
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Superb
C1itneae Cuisine
DINNllt
Tueeclay thru IUftlllay
lttl • 1trtl P.M.
410 IROADWAY
LAGUNA llACH
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Will alJO be fe,atuted on the show with
Conell. • B o t Jl eate.rtalners Will be backed
up by the Fire Station Band, led by troIIl4
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. .r. On hand tOO will be the famous dancing
. -~ wbt .Ude down the Fire.Station's fire · po1t to ~orm th,e Pharleston, Black Bottom
8n4 WatUat 'Silent comedy lJlOvies are of·
fe~ ~een ebom.-
l)bmet. ~rtaUops. can be e>btalned by
calling 53M090 Tl)e Fi.re Station is one
and a half mil~ south of Disneyland on
Harbor Blv~., Anaheim;
Out •n• Abouter solicits comments
criticism and praise about Orange 'Coast
, "'· re9taurants and night clubs. U you have
something you would like to say, write
Out 'n' Aboute..r. Weeke11der Magazine,
Dor 1875. Newpc)tt 'Bea~ 'California:
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Fine musical entertain-
ment at Ben Brown'•
RMtaurant et the Laguna
Country Club 11 bel ..
t..tured by tM Tommy
Carlough Trio for the pat-
rons' listening or denclng
pt..1ure. Th• trio hu
Tommy on pleno, Bolt
Warren at the drumt and
the pretty member of the
group, PHrl Powers, on
ba11. Thlt bHutfful new
,...taurant is now Of*' to
the publlo for lunch encl
di Mer, and S u n d • y
brunch, too. We sugged
reservations and they ere
Hsy to m•k• lty calllnt
499-2663.
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The llstorlc l'8vUion :
·1w1ngs Again... • e'l\eZ e'1Dlr
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I. CARR~~~-c;_OATES I
Pla)'lil& )'IMlr ••••rlt.e tuneo 11111 nque.u, Wed· e 11......, I nmay tbru SetW'day Dl&htl. • .,._,,
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A atdf ohwtu waJten to 11rve you.
A roautlo Dllht llub with danclq m4 llft enttrla.lulaU
A fabv.10111 buffet lllllcheon.
Aml bucraetl for all occaelona.
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N•wporter Rell1h Tray
Chofc• of Con1omm• Trf1non Tou.d $te.n S1l1cl WaWorf 11114
Roast Apple Valley Tom Turkey·-•iblet Gravy
$age or Chestnut Dr•uing
Cranberry Sauce $4.50
Baked Sugar Cured t;iam, S.uce· C!amberfand $4.26
Bonele11 Rocky Mountain Trout Saute-·Amendlne $4.25
Roast Prim. Ribe of Eaitern Beef -au Jut · · · f6.&0
-Broiled New York Slrlolri ~ M.itre d'Hotef $6. 71
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1URKEY DINNa
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STYLI. HASH BROWN
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209 PALM-BALBOA
675-5774
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NIW OWNER
NIW BARTENDER' .
APPEARJNG FRI. & SAT. NIT!S
am Barber on the piano
with Ms cMmlmer Johnny
Honky· Tonk ••• ltandanl1 ••• .llock
Rhythm aftll 11 .... , loetle WMtle
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CROCDR CftUBN8 NAftONAL BANI'. -Barbor
lhopplng-Oe!Mr, m Harbclr Blvcl., Coe&a Mela. -Oil
ablblt c1ur111g l'fCUlat bUalae9I boan, an wen in
mmd ·media by Donna FriebertlbawJer, Praa -Nilmoff and Betty Kelley.
C. M. UT U!AG\,JE GALLERY-:-613 Center st., Costa
Mtla. On ublbtt Sat. IDd $In., 1 to~ _p.m., 'path~
. th)ll In mind mtdla mxt a display ol ba•inted : ebtna b! art league membe11. No admisslQD dlarge.
000 AllT GALLERY·-2701 Fairview Road, COilta
Mesa. On Ublblt begtnnlng Nov. ta. a ClllHD8D ~lbow of trGl'b bJ RuaeU BaJdwm. J:Joun:
t.a.m: to f ' p.m. tlaily~ V to 10 p.m. Wed. ev~
Ne adnfildoo charge.
At Bill M&rtini's
Bill Martfnl't, on last 17fh It~ in Cotti Meta, le haturlng a 1roup with ·the unlikely Mme of ''Th• Mexlmum Load,, ._...Md of Parks Wiison , ·c;•rtwkfneer, Chipper Cflavarrla .. tlrum1, and hint• Paladin, l'rit•'11t1
t from ltft, 1heN fl da ...... •ncf ffltenl .. fun heN nightly ancl 8 '
of tttt.r 9lmmlck1 drNl'MCI up by Martfnl who nya, "This 11 where It .. hapPtitlng.11 . . ._, .
At The Fire Station
Den e.m.a1 It appNrm,-.t the Plrt ltath,n Nlaht CIUb ht AiMhelm, lust ·
south et Dl1rieyl,nc1, on ff•~ •W., tonttht th~ Sunday nllbf with
lhoWI ....... ltd at I •nil II P:!"'· Pan 1Nt1 M"'8 h• mest el the 19P "'-""
_.,. In the countrY ~ •••.,.,. most 1' tbe palf lllht r•ra •f the It•,. thlst ba U. \teiu w tferr.i.11 lft .......... W Lab T..._ 1"he Fire
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Ml71'UAL SAVINGS AND LOAN _ _, E. Oout.
way, Corona del Mar. On eJhlblt durinc ftCdl8r
\ buliDea hoUn, Wltertolon, oil and -Vl'Jlic peln&-
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LAGUNA ABT GA.UDY -• Cliff Drive, LquM
Beach. Currently en e z h lb t t, p8lnUnp ba
.mind tnedia bf hrael Boaprt. Boan~ noon to I p.m., Mon. tbl'OUlft Sat.; 1to5 p.m., Sun. AdmisalcG
to oed.I. Allolt.tion membett and w IU~ ldmlt-ted without &arge. .
1 auu.11 GAU.DY -1390 s. Cout HJgbway, Laguna
; Beach. On exhibit dally 11 a.m. to 5 Jl.m. oU and
I acrylic ~ by RI)' Frle& 'nlere ta DO acfml8.
: lion charge.
.CBABLEB BOWERS ~IBUM -"°2' N. Mala
. St., Banta ·Ana. ~~ n.a. tbrouO Sat. 10
l a.m. f.o 4:30 P·!J!·: ·~• l ~ U:n:"ed. ancl · Thu.rt. evening 7 to t p.m. Ne mkllon tharge.
eumntw Oil el1dlllt ~ ~~°"' doae With canned lpl'ay1 and air ~. yPeter Lfashkov.
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COllPOllAHON San 01eco fretWay at Bristol • 546-2712
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David Warner -Cllla Black
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"WORK IS A
FOUR LEnER WORD"
IN COLOI
SEATS AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE AND All AGENCIES
7 MuaJo Center Opera MflS IQ'4 • 11 ~ At1oolaUon pr"enw J}_~v~r:.;..;;.----
.. los Angeles has something worth looking
forward to I" Martin BernhelrMr-LA. Titnes
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(RINkY-KornkO'I) '" Ent/I~ 1'11., Nov. 22, 1-:» p.111. Fri., Dte. ltl:OO p.M. "A_,_.,,._ r'tt!lottcl"-iAM
(l'ucc}11I) In flal/tfl kt.1 Nov. 23. 1:00 p.m. Set., Nov. 30, 2:00 p.111 • • ,,,.,,.~t"-Gri,__Jdl, ~
(M•11UQ11I) In flat/an 111d 11 • .onovllloJ /If llatlan
Moll .• Nov. ~I 1:00 p.111. 'f~ .. Oto. t, 'o:J•"'· '"AlllON IM inoet ,_.rful"'-l'i• 1'l
(Olltflbach) /11 Frttldl
Tilun .. Nov. Rt. 1:00 p.111. Sit., Oto. 1, 1:00 p.111.
"Ollt al t1N Net MolOt in ,_,"-/f.Y, TIM#
((J/11,.ttr•) In Sp.nltll Mon., Oto. 2, 1:00 p.111. S.t., Oto. 1, l.'00 p.111. "BultH Ill ArfcftliMI"
Devld Niven encl Deboreh Kerr 1tar In "Pru-
dence and the Piii" currently •t the Balboe
ThHtre, B•lboe.
Vivien Leigh 1tart H Scarlett O'Hara In th•
movie ol•sslc "Gone With the Wind," now
ahowlng at the Lido Theatre, Newport BNch.
Clark Geble, LNlle Howard and Ollvl• de
Havllland elso atar In the motion picture.
IAILY FUIHTS llTWEEN
Orange c.ty
Airport
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Palm Springs
Rteomt11t1,_. l'or Adulta
OSICAlt WElllNU
"INTllLUDI"
KIRK DOUGLAS
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All Color ...... ----ui.1211
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Phone 642-4321
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A medieYaJ c1rUna. ~ Llon .. Winter ,1' will be lilled ~.JI Ulroqgll Dec. 'I In the Lasuna Playboule,
llt ~ Ave., Lacuna BellclL Peri~ Wed. tbroicb ~s.t. at a:ao p..m. J>bone ... 1. No perf•
IDaQCe on 1'banbcivin& Tbun., NO'f. 28.
: : ~·im,... ltd fi Leve"
.,,_. lrrfculat V.-1> To LoVe," .a BriUlh coiDedy, WP! ·
be staged'Nov. ~ ~ Nav:ao, Fri. and s.t Dlcla,
In the CommunltY Center: .Auditorium, wesi pte Oranc• t •
C..Cy FafrgrOunds, • Fait Olive, Costa Mtsa. Cur-: taJn Ume a:ao p.m. Phoile ~.
''SaUy la New Yort"
A comedy d the declPonl ol a girl In ~ "Sund«.Y
Jn New York," if Oil ... 'at the Huntinpln Beada
f1a7boa1e, 2t1t Mahi .st., ,Huntington Bead>.. Cm1ain
. time l :IO p.m., Fri and Sitt. through NOY. D. Placme
147-1631 for further informaUcJn.
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. J. Bleed briike1 and refill with h .. ~ ,, ~1. Acfjuif lf•h• end Check Emer..
' duty l>r•k• fluid ...-• • ;ency linb9e... · ... , " . .
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