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......... lloO <!N(iir19'-;1~1eaded gullty; If be ~ '. w·~~ ·bill ' '.
• llidi)io1lii'r lhl '11>1lllier. 61 ~Dr". 'Marlin Jilek.• "'1 ·-inl·• •111$ lllt.'~ ~ ~ tulh'ei·it'# 11, .ip(i'jury,:b)'"snar: nomoriFailodl fhi·~. •" • iM!emelit, t1eine11cea .1ilm to',99 yean : Ray waived '11lo "1lbls !or ai>Jjtal:. 1
in Jifiion • l · I l · 1 !. : a new Vtaf'·Or~ 'fof' ariy1 '.~ legal,
'Phe ·siate.. Pr!Seftted ' '8 . hind.fut of ... WllV8l'I' li1_1e1'Change, for the 99-y.e,ar
witnesses) arid:·.11.h -bout ~and -55-minutes· terltenc&r--"-whi:b ;k-said!'{ll all ·that'
aitu the audden trial started, Ray was had bee11 proDiiled him. ! ·
convicted. He m8.de. the &UUty ..Plef , in Foreman .asked Friday for. a hearing,
relln'n \for the 99-year 1sefitehce, ,ralber and nunoie: :that Raf would .Switch his
than take the ·chance of being sentenced plea to euUt~ had~ prevaJent·since
to dfe had Jle goqe oo with~ scheduled. then. Ray1entdredt tbe courtroom today.
Editor's· Note.» T~is 4, the· /ir&t ;in q 1eTilfl .of qrticln writ£tn· bv: ~
.prize-w\nnirtu r.eporter .to. inf«?f""T-~ziout -parc~tf a~out the, drug :.
,and narcotic.s ·Sit1ta,ticm and 111gpest J.Dh4t theJl,QJn dp to .g~rd··thnr: ..
April 7, 6ial.. · .... wearing . ..tlii sMne dart blue checked'
11 jury must try all cases in Tennessee suit and 'light .blue shirt .. ~bich,he wor11 -even in ~Uy Pleas -since the at earlier. ~~· .. , ·
fury . sets-: the ipeniilty. All ·12 juroi-1 The. wblte-h~· Foreman :... wh(J
-two · of thetb Negtoes -agreed to claims to 1t3ve lost onJy_ one client. to. own cJtildren against jts:-"4z,arcf:5.
. ; • the deal of a · l'J.yeu;sentence. before the electric chair -arose and an-
1 ' . j By ALTON BLAltESLEE they were sworn ~ nounCll, "Your honor, we have a petitior.
. AHocfated Prus Science Writer 'me · jury . simply voted by hand in for a waiver of trial and a cl\ange ol , '. , · their-Seats, riever le'.av}llg t'.he-cOurtf.oom. -p1Mrto "1ittY.u · 1 • ' '
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The use-and a~C drUgs -th.at-affect human minds is spreadinl · Raj's attomeyi fanied trial lawyer Battle told' Ray that "this is a com·
across the coqntty'llke sniog. • . . Pere)'· Foreman, and Prosecutor Phil pr~se and · sett~ent on a plea of
Young Arhttfcans by ·the hundreds of thousands, perhaps by the 'tmlllon, ~ •. ~a1e 1>4?th _told the juoi tbat· they guilty to qiurder in t~E!; first degree . ' PLEAD~ 'GUI~ TY IN .. Kll,IG. ASSASSINAfIOl,j . are lasting, exi>erim7.l or going , still further with marijttana, with LSD, were convihced Ray alone tilled King and 99 years in the_ pen.iteqtlary.
witlrthe upp. ies arid ·d es of~ p'ills and. Sedatives .• ·.·with·.S~, aild. eVen with a.rifle Shot last April '4, and there "Is this wha't you want to do?'' Battle rr ht with was 'no consplrtcy. asked.
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. .. . . . . . some ·cases . , . . RAY. DtSAGREES c ,"Yes, I do," Ray replied.
· By··,tlie mlWohs, 1pe.renis 1:afe' ·ip-Foreman told'the jurors that ·"I never · ..r-~ ......... 1ed · orr1· ed · · . At that-pornt Ray slbod up. cre&."'1111!;•)' ....-. , w , or even expected, ho~ or had .any idea when downright panicky. ·Most r di.!tur~, "Your ~r, l-'d lllte to say something. I entered Ulls case · that I would be
to them, marijuana or "pot" es-, 1 agree with' an tJiese. stipula~, ·but abJe to do anything other than save · 1 · 1 don't agree with these theories~ on peclally is becomlng popu ar among this man's , lite. It took. me a month.
junior' hf.gb and high acbool atuden · · · · to convince myself • , ,, that there, was ..~ Rven..yru,~~ ... llaujfi(U '.-cin . fi . . ·-not ir "
spell"marijuana;, I, .. vet,bean1 -:o1 uead Man Found A~o':"':11::ro
It until I was in· college/' says one Canale, the' attorney general of Shelby'
:17-year-old fa'tber: l \ •• ' 1n Muddy Po. nd· County, told the' jury, "We have no
, At bigh sdl001s ana •collqes, ar-evidence that there was any conspiracy
rests for possession of marijuana "' , invoived.' U at any'tlrne there is evidence
and other drugs are ~· Sim, jN ff tin' l ihat IUCb 'a -~•C)' Is Involved we pie pos1e11t1on "' marijuana . .1s a ~ ear · Ull g OD t wm liire pr0mP, acii<!nc' •
, . oqy~ p¥Jll!l:&4ble by Jail tmm ,ot. two .• \. .1 , · The ffiit WibfeSf Jqr the slate was
to 10..tem or. more. , . ~ body ot in Adesit man -dead' the :aev ~r B . .' K11es, a 1 ~e'1'o
(Ed~• nole: Under. Callllll'nia perl>apo lhree clays _ wu cliscovered mlnlster who was ,wltli King !be evening-
• · · law Ciin'enUy in elllld,' pnj,ess;oo Sundayl,on.rnoon ha~ 1Ubmerge4· 1n a • of·Ap-ll t.·n; de!Crilled !be Nobel Peace ~ --~J .. ••• u· an "al•-·•· fe~ ' • • . . . I Prile wlhnera dealh. · :.v~.'' ,.,tlsu.i;eam muday pond near Taylor ~10 HI.ID-! He tsaid tliey were standing ·on the
•• , liogtoo Beach. $econd ·floor balcony <JI · !be Lortain•
-Ille lllspecl Is charpd • Two , Midway City lishennan "Por!ecl Motel,! OG11ide , Klnll•, room, . when ,''t
Nnport Beach Police Chief with· the crater or lesstl" .qfeue , the~ to po~ at 3:30 p.m. ~~· -r turned lo Walk away. I got approximately.
B. James Glcca1: "AU parents is left to thrdlacretitm ol the fudge • ™. Vibtlm wu· lmtaHvely ldenUf~ five ·or sb rteps aw'aj frbm1 him atid
1houl4 tak• ttme to ,.ad the bearing hia case.) ' · ) 1 · • tj>day . ~Y rth& Orange County C<toci.r • l heft . what .1 now :know lo ·be ,. •rti<t<• , .. Som. hope. of il61o-Drug .,. 11 unqueatl"'!"~i~ IJecom., ~ ... as ~!:~ear .. ld Joe Knight <JI shot
Ing tlle acederoted 1"t of nar· Ing • way of life for tome young · "'""""-!""'" hMsligatota Slid 1"' , ... i looked · down [n, !be parking lot :!~b:OOPo~;;t,~!. ~11 oV ~o~t~ .~~ :;! for' ' 'an un:;:m1,~ • ~:~~ ~::e ~ta becal loo~' 'attbouDr &hJ1!!1 •andaa ~ •. car •. as' Tben'.lyln;
• , · • . 'nli$1aer1e11"' atortes,· · on:~ . Cobey, 1•"' Jeff •1st .. : ....... ,.,. I a~ • ""~ '":'" &'
lol<niew1 wilh dozens ol autlllll1Ues -the CC111114r!', dealt -·o-• lor..Percy, UGI~ St., -tllq ::17'hil ::;, lfyle, .bo.14Ing hia rhandJ
Uons such as lheae that confroot l)arents and YOUlll peofle u well: were. fisfilng for ham and cat n.b In lhe "They bad sbOt his necttle right off " ?
What can or obouJd ••-nls do to oteer lbelr el>ll.nil· away ln>m 8"lni. Taylor. Lake area near Slater Av.,.. The ,1 ~--d _ ~-'-~-and Golden Weol i!lreel. 1 1 • • ,...,._. an -•,..·--·· """':i~ ~tI!. complele st«y a--drUp" do ,_ poop. mp:"~ *1l: ~ ~ "= ib.1~ ~ere-=-~
and chlldr<B ltnow? • • beCause <JI oOld .-htcludltl( their -· ~ .ml """"dod How can you 1eO U • ..,..... II --. maipu1oo, or 1UhtC LSD or "'1> lavesUga!oh ..thniie U1e man's death on a videotape camera 'before the trial
er drugs! • at lbree to lour days before cliscovery. began. Security wu lleavY ~~!
Wby did the great tum-On with drup..,. aloal-? A lull htvesllgatlon wu llrll made lot the bujidlng. .. • ,
Wbal benelill do drug i-s 1oY the7 llllOll 'tlhal llarml 1llq varlool -Ible ~Ide c1u!9, ·"lklit!!'; demc· I . , •.
~s ,cautet .. • um, 'but nme' 1"ft found. The-body .. H, · · • I
Jult what ... ""' all theae-dNPI'-aot-.Wf . • -• • • • was ·mnOved wheft lM1ecame appuont . Ca in ' oemta '
,.1\'blt should parenll, do, !f teen-agen or CODeao -. -depend-the dealh 1'!'i ~· · 1 > < 'l ~ 1
enl on drup? Poot morttm !nvatlga wu -' l!OS'roN (AP) -•Rlchlrcfl~I
What ls !be argument all aboat over letlallutloo of mar1junna, or reduc· ducted bf Ibo coroner's clI1ci al Smith'• 'cushlng, 73, arci>bllhlp' of the1 -
(5" DRUGS, PlfO 2) Mortury !11 lfunUngtoo Beach. l'llaeral . Ca!hqlk di..,... o I lloltoti, w ••
1rrqgement1 are pendl"I. unW na\ ~lalbotd llGhda, lot roll and -1-
ol ~ .... lou..t and DOiii~. ment r ... brUlcblal COllluliOO.
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Jam••· Earl Ray ·Gets 99 Ye«rs In PrlsOn' . .
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()lie Way Trip for ·Thiel ·
. . .. ' Hundie<lir'01 drug piut ..:; e•pable ·or,
paratfztng and killing 'abmtone' in ."quest ·
of what could .b& a one-way trip -·
~re sought today1 foll9w~ .~ "$21565.::
burg~y of ·a Costa M~a medic"al Office
Sunday.
Officer Chris Bell was· on routine patrol '
'_Yhen he ' spat~~ . a s~a~h~d. wl,ndoyr
in the bullding·occupled by Dr~ Lincoln •
Q •. Sbe(anl411.. ,al, .lllO. I\IJOer ,&L , ·Jn·.
yestlgatora iaid't,oday. .t.' ·
IronJcally, whoever ba:i;1ed his w~ •
into lbe rfiedical o!Clce 'With a two-by-four
timber apparentl; slashed hi!l Scalp on '
the jagged window glass and lei! blood. ·
hair ~,fie,sb at-lbe.acent. 1 , • •
NolHl(il of· th.! bW'glary by .'Police.,
Dr. Sbeialllan.tpok im'intocy afitl llste4;
111ulele .... \aunt ·and . blocid !!'"'"' ..
regulalliig, dr111 pills .~. ~ well·
as Vlirioul office D}lchlnel)'· , , . .1
He ..Ud. ,ecI<Iess "'° ol UJe pllla 1n,
,.arch al -kind ol·ln\oilca~oo <ould, brii>&., paralytls : ..,.i ~th \o • ._,
taking'them • .,: •• •1 , ... ,
tith .JS ~~ bottle.-or ·the muscle. -
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ol ~ . pr<1S11H .Pills were taken.· A1onl with+ a muscle 'relaxer machloe.,
,1ec1r1o ~··nil othol' Uema. : "
)n'll>e1 tnedloal ofijce burglary could l(e
to -lj>et brtak·ht OI the • oftlte of
Dr.,cprJea S. si.v..S. •~-N""'°"' Blvd., lnvestlplon bellevo. :
E:mploye Kltlly ·Ak111t !old Patrolman
David Hayti 8aturdl)'·lhat l$ll ht cul!
I. . ' ··~ c• I!' and an uni! ' mea q.aliilty ol narcollca
·were· tqen by whoever kiCked lo a . . . .
wire·mesh<overed window.
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The ,weat.hennan'1 getting
ready to Open up the dies
agaJn, pro~l a'boWers and a
1ew;.(hunderstonu ior Tuud&y,
ak>«t with guty winds and
. te.!n[><ntµm · dn.n ·111 "1~ 50's, . . '
INSIDE TODAY
• The Board of Supenri.iori, tt-
plying to \he 1968 Gram! JilTy,
reaister1 aoreemne -end &
agrnm<nt -with !'tl>Orl.> p,._ • • •• 0,. II •1~ , .. . .. ' . . ~ . .. :=.· ':'=:u•. i ~ . ..,. ..............
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SAIGON (Al'). -11.S. l>omhon and
artlllely pourided !alt Mooday ··al
-ol l1'e Viet Ccog ftgimenls tbli hod· ambushed and bloo<!ied a hat-
...... ol about llOO South Vl<tnatwa
... .._. ID a two<l>y bal!le 54 miles
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'Die --force -alima1<d to.total ..... -l ,ll!IO-meo -..treated tonrd the Camtwfian frmtier, five
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Apollo · in Homestretclil
Spaceship~(liling 'L~e A'!oW Through Sky' f
ISPACl!l CENTZB, -(UPI) -"ll'D get b<ttor," EYW ..Id'. ~ Dave haven't ttopped lllldn( •boal!
Tiie Apollo I -paod.,JIP lhelr Tado7'1 • '' I 'rodlll -......... "Maybe we belUr oend a TWX I nu !or a 'l'llunldo1' oplubdowD and Apollo I'• -lo • collllll .C • (talqnm) out Ibero and have lheql t
all<d happily dowl k-IO-o>11os and Id)! rt I jll path for a normal niake Ir a ~.'~lloou told the t
ay with oee eye "" the ·ru.1 Puao .......,.,. . -' hungry spacemen wbo hid,lo aetUe lor l
ud the other ee the weather. "Do you .. a111e that wu .the 17th a ~ m,.. of ..... ge pawa.,, .. Like. •h-.m.. tbe ..... .. propu.Jslve maneuver we have performed peacbel, bacoa. a:quare1 and cocoa. J. an arrow --... _,, this flilb~" McDMtt uled !:Tans. -'•'med JllDIS A. »cllivJ\l ,all« firlog !"By gall)> thal'• rl&hl." replied the ....
Ille lhlp'a malD ..pie at 1:• p.m. · tn>lltt • •
~~ Apollo 1•1 path far the to·~::: ~:!"u =
"Bo.autllW, ~· r<p1ltd p-m ed lo 15 -" bl cr4<r lo "'° a
. ' Feliciano Home ·
-!nm the """" wtteie !hoy kllled 31 d thl panolnq•p .ad ~
1111 In the llhupat d. • -ol
-·bl« lloaald -""'ol lhe altlil'a !Itel ....... ..,.,..
' Jilc:llliltl, DmdlL .. llil -"ft -toil lnioilo '-1111 WI!• )., Sdiwelcbrt r~ Oolr Allaolie Jld)tritt ubd and WU usm<d be
Windows Shot
Out by Vandals ewer the weekend.
-·~piled up 11 the
"""'1'• oi>rmi o11....i ... C:haracleriud
by Delenae SecrdarJ Melvin. ll Laird u a "calmt•te:I tlCalatiaD cl the ..-. •
adlDued ID ltl tbinl w..t. Allied
epotesmm aid ol kart 1%7 Viel Ccog
and Nar1h Vle!na.-.... kl1l<d.
Follolrb!( a j>llllft set Feb. D OI
the ollenilve'1 oi><!>lnc. .....,, -
ftlled inore --J5 -111111 allied
rollltarJ -~ With -Gr monan .. emlgbt. •
1lte ·u.s. CM>mand again repori<d
lhat overaU casualties end damage were
light. A s.Jgon gov-sp>lermll
Rid -dvilians ..... tiited and n -Heading for Hawaii aft.er" a four'4iay -... v-Lainl told .. airport new conference: '"'!be ~·
cakula!ed eaca•Mion ol the war by bis
attempt at a new" offecsiYe bu not
been~"
Be ..ittxa!ed that the neml •ttt• an Salp -lour _.,.. that ldJlod a ctvt111111 and WGGDded 1• --riolatod
an ondmlaodltlg with North Vietnam
by wbk:h bomhtllg~ the.171h ponlld
ended lul Nov.· L .JM be iaid, "I
am pleased that..Jhe --.0 did "DOI .....,. and that they _. not llplll-
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DRTJG US.E, .. \BUSE RISES • • •
-allacb." Ing the penalties !or _.,.tng It?. may at.. Wxl to believe what they
lie ..aid the U.S. ....,.... to any 'lbere .,.. o1 """"' no limple. pal~ choooe .., a controversial IUbject. And
cmHntiaWxi ol auch attacka could be answer.-to lhea and other ~: Ibey hive tended. lo 1""'11 1,boul drup ei-.mlllWJ or dlplomati<. In his arrival stalanenl Laird hod · wiill hrat» Caa -Do , ~ from their owe companions -not all
not !lpOlled out whit U>e U.S. nspoose Bui · bowledHlble authoritlel t n•. · ol them well or fully Informed.
miglit: he and hod rdtned onlJ 1o medldne, wiotj&l,y, edu.atian, dntg Parenti are wrong, for enmple, 11
"..-.1 opt1n111." ae-added, boweva: rusrndt. ll!d ·In ~ do elfer they argue that marijuana is a
"We wont to D!Ue It c1oar thel no .-. """'"-and .iyjce m . "narmtlc" or that It ii phyl!caJly ad·
-lhould mlalake our potinw and spedllc..ll*tp ,... oao do. dlctlve. The ffilllOllJ why It II net, and
_..... lar a lip., ,...m;:' • ~~iri ·~ out bl detail bl why --•· could hooesUy '·ve ~
By uyblg that the ·-.. -~ill w. Oerlea. . ....,.... --· ended, at kart r... the time hein(. ond For _ .._ llliJii'.llJ d YGU!!I pi;,ple, milled inlo thinking it is, are explained
lhe7 _. ID his opimm not ~. _ . __,_.. the -~•-~• la~.
Laird appeared to be Mc:kq alf,;:.ll&-obeta•· ·-.-~. ••~ 'Ille point that au!horluee make here
kalt slilbll1-The lul ol Ille --• ~ ~ N'P<I" 11 •. !llrta· Ls that prents get Into trouble 11 they
-• the eapital aclllallJ --lion,'• ---ar.~ ""'~ 00 · fnlfst marijuana ;., a nan:otlc. ·or .-11boanbd<n Lalrd'1m!ril .-·an...,.. Jlte1 ean tab.U or ii= lump all dnJg! together u being
hwe.JI.. ' hid. -~Ills • -... Bat ___...,... 1111~ _ _;.!.< --~"Once the youngster. tn prove the
H-..iDn. Girl 1:;•~oao-1oq........ parent i. "'°"'=~~~be ~--.., -. ... -".l!tcjl'~r.::,..,..,~ • .., likely~ the ,.. 'Now • --Wtt-, ~:-:r: I can't believe • ~ oil say at
Held in B~ch ~:::·-:-:·=~ ~ ~.::.; aJI.' .. ..,. ... poydllall'lll. -··Any drug educallcm which Is not
Arm. ed Robbery •. ---~F~or~the'';; 1i. ~" ~ :r.1~~=t"~!al\;: = -. eu.uerate, you lose them."
• IOdety ii bea'rily a pill IOCldy: 111 (Tomorrow: Why the drug aploslon
A man wearing a Hessian !llOl<rcycle Pf"Ple lar yeara bile been "'allowing Ls occurring ..,.. _ end how m.osive
dllh Jackel and his female Mlllpukla blDlool ol pilll and capsules. l!lclndlnl 11 Is) ....,. .......S Sunday In Huntlngtoo lnnquillwa.
s-11 en chalia o1 otronr-ermed rob-American society toleratea alcohol and
l>ery. -nicotine, beth of which technically are
Pollce today aid the pair 11 accused drugs, and mlillOOI o1 Pf"Ple abuse beth
ol taldng • pair ol black leather -of them. It has loo& hod • carpi of
!nm the palml ol a Huntington Beach addldl hooked oo herein or oplwu. but
teem,p hangout on Pacif.ic a..st fewer now than 30 or 40 years qo.
111Pn1 ·-llaln Sir.et. --lllo Buntln&loll -City JID n lcilil -Yait«ml .Dore. JI, ol
POii f« E+aybo.IJ
* * * Sowns Hoping
O!:ean landing .... loom! ...... and did. lriDIY, hut c:mlnlllen ..,...,.., .-We ta 1lloir lint ....,. dllya. Vcll!vltl, wee.~ llr1!lr you down m the middle -and Seott dlided ou1 the v...wa td>ot out three window• o1
ol a !nm!." (lldllod SlorJ. ,... -0 ~ Apollo nme -., craft and the home of blind !U>ier Jose Fellc18"0
"Yaa. keep potllllc Ille --set Iha .... for -orJ>il Oigltl !or In. Newport e.acb Salurday nllht wblle
1n1o 11;" aid il!'DiTllt u Apollo,.....,. Apollo IL 11 will lie moved lo the the enterlalner end a friend w,.. ll.ien-
lnlo Ill -nel< ol apoot.. w.:11 pod at Cape It-, Tllelday. •·•to u«<d&.
"Yaa hive hod toe aiq • liiDo. • '!lie Apollo I -kept an eye Fort<ll Burton o1 Anaheim told pollce ·
eommunlcator --11111 the m the -!her la ,the AUanUc •here . be and •mcer-gultariJI Fellclane were '1"?"""' -We IOlla .... ,.. jodeol the ftC0"'7 lhlp <'.aadllkanal mamed. 1n the upstaln balcooy ol the Back.
up. A llen:e ldmm rated the .,.. Sunday Bay home at 7:45 p.m. when they heard
VcDiYltt aid be _, -a .-.0 but Capt. Roy JI. Soddeth order<d • sounds o1 hr<aklng gla11.
to ob1erve the watber ca a lmr pass dress rebeaml of the recovery to go Both fell to the floor Burton said.
and added. "Brddes, 1 4Ml't .Wllll to ahead as planned. then they beard two more ~ashes.
Unify mystl! to set bow blilf it rWly "We-can Re the whitecaps from where Police said no suspects were seen
)IJIL"' we are." McDl.viU aid from blgb above around the house and no large tdisslles
Sirhan Felt
lbt AtJantic. .. U loob pretty roogb." were found wb1cb could bave broken
McDlTitt asked Roosa today abc:M a the windows. Offlcen aa.ld the damage
!up cab hated aboonl the GuadllleUll wu cauoed by "peliell ol some IOft, r.r their,-.. lo ear1h 'lllunday. not reeks."
~. sm, were you the guy who They said there WM no apparent
JDmtionet1 the S50--pouDd cake on the reasoo. for the vandalism, which may . He was Norm .. ] . Gaadllbu!!" Vcllivitt uked Roou. have been random ac:U. ~ "Eftr a-yao. mentlooed II -, 'Ille windows wer< valued al JZ,
Others Wrong
LOS ANGELES (UPI) A
psydlolagisl teatili<d talay that Sirhan
B. Sirbaa nhibjted atnme paranoia
In which be !ell thal be .... normal
but that <V"J<>De else WU out of step.
Dr. Martin !I:. Schorr, a clinical
psycbologlsl In San Diego County, told
!he jury at Sirhan'• murder trial that
the U-ytaN>ld Arab al>o uhibiled
"'bypornania."
Schorr aid this WU • candltloo In
whlcb a penon was "very aggreasive,
restlese, in a state d. constant turmoil,
a driven man, BOmething like a road
runner if you want an image.."
Schorr was · the first of. ·f I v e
psycholog!!Jls and psychlabists to he caJ1..
ed by the def'°" to try to prove Its
clalm rl. .. djmlnl.sbed capacity" oo the
part ol Slrllm when he shot and lalally
WWDlied Sen. Robert F. Kennedy Jmie
5, 1961.
Schorr aid be eDD!lned Sirhan In
hll «H on l1'e U,. tut N....,ber
and -• -ol plJdltatrlc Itta.
One WU the lllmf:P.a muJtipbuie
penooallty toftlllory In whlch 1168
questlolll ,.... put to Sirhan. Schorr laid
a aidf: test abo-Ned that Sirhan Wal ...,.erinl the quesUGOI mott truthfuily
than Iha average -would do.
Girl 'In Irons,'
Freed by Police
Laguna Beach pollce tried lh<ir hand
at locblmlthinC Sunday to the ,.lier
ci an l.1-year-old girl who wu aecu:rt:d
by a pair ol leg Irons.
Udall Calls Oil Drilling
-"Qecj$ion '~ay of Pigs'·· .
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I .:WAsmNCJroll'\ (UPI) -F~
Jiiertar, s....et1rJ S1riirt Udall, Aid
'tellq ltla ! ' olakla In l>orwill oil *1JJIDC1
off ;tbe -"""-" -..... • imt d .-......-Bay al Pip..
· Bui 1JdaD· aald If the unda water oil
well biawout which coaled the Sula
Blrbara ))eaclwoa with black cnade oil
results ia new water pollution safety
Jegislatioa -"it may have been a very
good thing foe the eouetry."
Udall said all ol the lnformatioo he
received from his subordinates indicated
oil drilling would be Ille In the Sula
Barbara Channel
lie compared the advice be roceiftd
to lhat which the late Prelldenl Kennec11
....i...i prior to the lll.fll!ed Bay of
Pigs btvUicm of"Cllba. •• .,
"We did underestimate the rllb," '•
Udllll told a Senate Pollution Sul> •
commlttel!!.. . '
""The -ol the Budget WU In •
the pldure," he iaid. "They were hungry: •
for the revenues."
In the future, Udall said, "We should
alwa11 err on the side ol protection
where a mistake could do great damage
to the other resources."
UdaD said the West Coast was "an .
oil defM:ieDC)' area" at the time Ue
Santa Barbara drilling was authorized. · ·
Be aaid recent oil discoveries in Alaska
have corrected the oil deficiency and .
11 they had been made earlier might
have headed oil granting of the S..ta .
Barbara leases.
Drug of the Month Club?
Mrui Gets Hashish by Mail
U.S. Poatal authorlU.. today .,. In-
vestigating a myslerloul letter -1ved
by a Hun!lngton Beach man Friday con-
taining a small amount of hashish. l40
and an airline achedule.
authorities on the case, police explained •.
A large Jetter, with two smaller en-
velopes inslde, was reee.ived by Cole,
police said.
1111 :"Jfaltatl A>i., llimtlngtoo Beoch.
who pOllce .w-wearing the Jlewll'"
jacUt when ..... led.
la Orange c.ounty Jail today ii Leona
-Ha,zen, II, of S..ta Ana. Miss Baun l1<t1 an adcllilonal charge o1
carrytng· a ·concealed weapon. She bad
a pistol tucked in her waistband, police
charged.
ManY among a huge varjety. ol ctn.,.
-tm:n legillma!ely, I"....._ for medical benellll. But there Ls also a
great blact mJrket among ..... potent
clnip. and Illegal manufacture oe lm-
portaUoo.
To Stiffen Drµg
Usage · Penalties ·
The pocte~sised drama began. uid
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Penaltiea !or LL Robert lfcMarray, •ben !he Yictlm,
!Uing, selling and producing c1rug1 In Identified ooly u Joey, round ....., dis-carded leg ..... and handculfs In the
Chris c. Cole m. of 3321 Admiralty
Drive, reported the letter and its contents
to his probatloo officer, Dean D. Evans
of Santa Ana, wbo in tum gave the
inlonnation to Huntington Beach police.
One envelope contained a small packet
of aluminum foil contaning that polictt
believe to be hashish. On the outside
was written, "Have a hit," and 1'Tria11
nm."
The pair WU arrested when ii HuD-
Ungtoo Beach patrolman recognized their
cleacriptiOlll from a bulleUc put out el!er
the the!L
Both Weft pusena;en in a car ltopped
for a trafnc viclatl.on due to ooe headlight out. police added. "l'bey are scheduled
lar arralpment today In W..t Orange
County Munk:lpal Court, W-er.
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Each y..,, uya the Food and Drug
Adminlstration, billkm: ol aeda.Uve and
pep pills are diverted to illegal use
and ultimate tnl!use. That means enough
pilll or tablela per penoo per year
to "keep everyone in the United States
awake and jumping for a week, and
enough harbllurales lo keep U-In
a flupor for a week."
No one knows what the ovUuse of
pn!"1t drup of many l<1nds Is doing
to that priceless powsskm, the human
brain, how fnuch it is constihltlnl a
brain dram of lnfelligence and slllls.
The newer element In the nation's
drug problem ls the rather sudden spread
of drugs that ~ fantul.ea or
ballut1Mliam1 Qr that .. upand the
mind."
This drug problem Is her<. It is .....
It la big. Ji II appernUy growing bigger.
And Jt W set kme a storm of emotion
lhat -the ""''"· and \hat blodll effettfvt answers. ·
.Few GaidellDt:I
Part of the problem ts "a tyranny
of oplnlon, attitude and belle! In !he
absence ot boWtedge,'' aiya Dr. Helen
H. Nowlis, Univeraity of Rochester
psycbologlst and director of the drug
education project of the National
A&soclation or Student P er a on n e 1
Admlnlmaton. The re;al ~tent of drug UJe among
yoqng P'Ollle b not """""' alth"'l!I ..umafes .,. given In the nut artlcle. ·
Many parents a,. baffled or alarmed
b<cauae the drug scene ls -™og
tota!1y out.Ide sny ol tbelt MID Penonal '2J>'flenc<. Many cannot help '""1derlng
whether their children will remain im-
mune to the appeal ol pment drugs,
oc. to a raft of new drup whlcb eipaU:
predict will Inevitably come alGOg.
· M1n7 parents are far more alanned, aome uperll Nj, than they Rally need be. .
But practlcatl1 all ._ u.i PJll'f¢I
.,. not likely 1n get cmr rar dnlas
they know the Jul lacll abOal dl!ltnmi
drugJ. Only with knowledge oao .. th11
.ctvetoundcoun;eJ. .
Young11en and atlld..U ,.....all1
know a g* deal mon Ibo pubita
'about mlnd·lnnuenclng drugs. Jlut Ibey
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California range from probation to life tra.sb.
Jmpris:mnent -depending on the type Joey lives next door to Jennt Ann
cl. drug and whether the person ta a -DeBaun, 1005 Dyer Place. The cuffs,
repeated olfeMer. • said McMurray, worbd became Joey
Several bUJa are before theJegislature U:; ~~ Jenny had ventured to try
this year aimed at stiffening penalties out the leg trooa -wow -DO leg
for possession and sale of narcotics such iron key. Call the police.
as heroin, codeine and morphine and Jenny came to the poliC! 8latlon where
all ...trlcted dangerous drug1 Including Officer Robert Remillard !reed her.
LSD, speed end tranqullizer1.
Cole, oa probation for. a narcotics
charge in Musachuletts, told police be
bad no idea-who the letter wu from.
Police aa1d the return address was
listed to a woman In Tucson, Am.,
but Cole claims be ne\o·er heard of the
woman.
UsinJ the mail to aend narcotics Is
a federal offense, wblch brings In post.al
The other letter contained two ~.
bills and an American Airlines sc.bedule c,
of flights, police sald. "Good luck later,"
was written on the outside of that en-
velope. )
Huntington Beach detectives th.is mom-L
Ing aJd the matter is now in the hands
of postal authorities. The Tucscon ad·
dress hall not yet been checked out,
they added. r
The leglslsture used the J>!ll8lty for
possession ol marijuana by a first ol·
lender last year, giving the judge the
option ol making the crime a misde-
meanor or a felony rather than a stralght
lelmy.
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Under prt91!Dt law,• person convicted
of marijuana pouessl.111 fcrr the first
lime can eilbtr be eent to Utt J:rbon
for ene. to ten Jean as• feloay 'dfmder
or to eounlJ jail for up to -,.or oa. a miademeanor. ·
Penom: emMded"af po11es11 n r
rutrlcted dangerouJ drugs lace the same
penaltles. However, possesslcm o( all
other !lll"Collcl euept peyote ii a felony
punlshalile by two to ten yeari In stalt
priaoo.
Secoocl and third olfenclen lace much
ltiffer 1entence1 ln all cuea. A person
with DO prior convlcUons for nareotict
posse13ion must spend a minimum 15
years Jn llo!t priloo with a possible JI'-tenn ol lile lmprioonmeiL
Senlenca !er the aate of marijuana
and nan:ot.ica are much lliffer than
tboet foe poueulon. Thi penalty for
ae1llng restrlded dang ..... drup Is not
u Ill.ff, tbou.gb a Dlf'UW'e iJ now before
the legialature to make U>e tenteoce
the wne u the lenn !or aeUlng mari-
juana.
Finl olfenden coovlcted of oeillng
tnarljaln.a. or narcotics face Ove years
to lifa lmprilonmenf -with a minimum
tbnie-year term be!"° parole. A firat
olf..,. rar 1a111ng mtrided dllngerouJ
drop, howtn:r, COii be either a misde-
meanor with up to ..,. year la COWllJ
Jail or a lelaay willl "!"' to .ft!e yean In lll!t priM~ •
Sepafala aec:tlonl of the. atate health
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AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICF
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YOI:. 62, NO. 59, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES "MoNDAY, ~I~ '1969 ..
I , ~each Parents Narrow Communication Gap -. ..
:.. id Mrs. Ron Schnltger. white plrents and black parents ,gQlna:
tt bun't ~ .e.Jay fQr parenls of ootfrl:-~ .. pihe!r. · way to share a; little thi Hllllllqlon Beach neighborhood in ~
Founllln Valley'• tlemehtary school It began with Arevalos Principal
.tyltem. . Robert Lindstrom, who spoke to parents
Beaidel !aWa1 black" suspicion of the ' about involving themselves in a peop\H\lo
white do-109den. white parents have people attempt ·ati blaci..whlte communi-
tbeir own f~ to overcome. caUon. , ·
· ''They ale so~ oJ)eD," ·marveled Mrs. · Three parents and a dozen ArevaJos
.Richard: Lacoei1 "I ~lush· ~vety. tiaie teacher• apent a weekend Jut De~mber
I aay 'Negro' or 'black' to them.'' with three parents and 12 ttaChers from·
But the feeling is coming · lot the · 1112od Strftt Scliaol in Watts.
. ·~ The parents llave tQen.lt from tberr,
and th ... lnvol\'ed from the Hontington
Beach uelg!lborhood now -30. There have been-two vtatu· to lll:nd
Street Scbl;>ol and a return vtaJt by
45 hi.ct pattl!il lllCI -to Arevaloo School, the. Fountain Valley Currkultim
Materials Cep.tq, apd'Juncb in a'whlie
home. . ·
There has been ' u1ly neighborhood
reacUon -accusations that JJ>e ~ts
are trying to lljteirate the lldgbborboOd
or Pilnn1n& to bwl ,lludeuta. Bui JI bu
not .U-U.Ced the lf"UP· •
_ '1'\11-best tllin( !'Ve Ftt•l" -e•1t. al
tbia 11 llMll)'· belnc able to -nwidc:•te
with J1r1 -numlly. I have ~ed
that -~ an ~ who care ,al>oul
other -1<." said l(n. Alvin Borman.
"Thll is the tllinr· !IQlly .. llldl7_ llcl:· 1.ng." ' ' • ,. o.i-•• '
'"l'bere ii •. areat daal • ., comfort
In lhat," alfered Mn'. 1llcbard Heo-
deraon.
"It UIUally , tate. I -Of
aometbing conlrovenfal to pl· people
toeetber," saJd 1ln. Sclmltaet.
Mrs. Ned Penira aid, "1 Udnk tbe
thing is N..,_ indivldually. an dlllennl •
from Negroes collect1ffly. Wben 1""
aee them poraon-to.pencm ,.. pe llOI
even aware of their akin color;''
"W'e m .edqc:atlng ouratlvea IO we
can educate our cbDd:rtn and set rid
(See WATTS, hp I )
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Protecting Your Teen
Drug Use, Abuse
In U.S. Spreads
Edi10T's Note: Th4 b tlie f irst tn a serfr.s of articles written bu a
ptize-ttnnning reporter .to inform anxiou3 parents about the drug
and narcotics situatiO'n -and 1uggest what they· can do ·to guord their
own children ag~nst iis hazards.
By ALTON BLAK!;sLEE
, A~IMed Pre11 Scieooe WrJtu . , . . '-~'\ -•. : ·J' •• l.ii '1-~:.... ··. ~ ,, ,. ..
'.lbt' ~ .abuse-d · ~s _that affect human minds is spreadirfg
""';'.,t;'.:lt~:-=~· ol'thQilia~ps # .tJle•lnllllot). .
.,. ~; ~ ., .. g;iiftg atill further with marijuana, with LS!l, w!tli Ille u)>piea Ull 'downiei· of-Pei> pills and sedatives, wjth Speed, and even
· · ' in some cues with' bero1n.
ml""''.'!!'1'"1 .. ' ~ By the million!, parents are in-
Newport Btach Police Chief
creasingly pu.zkd, worried, or even
downright pan>:l<y; Most diaturbing
to them, marijuana ·or "pot" es-
pecially is becoming , popular among
junior high and bigb school students.
· "MY seven-year-old · daughter can
spell marijuana; I never heard of
it until I was in college," says one
37-year-old father.
At hfil:h schools and colleges, ar-
rests for J)misesslon of marijuana
and other drugs are increasing. Sim·
pte possession of marijuana is a rel·
ony punishable by jail terms of two
to 10 years or more.
(Editor's note: Under California
law currently in effect, possession
of marijuana Js an "alternate fel·
ony-misdemeanor." This means
whether the swpect ls charged
with the greater or lesser oftense -
is left to the discretion of the judge·
hearing hL5 case.)
Drug use is unqueaUonably becom-
ing a way of life for some young
people -and for an untold number
of adults also.
B. James · Glavas: .. AU paTtill..s-
should takt time to read the
articles •.•. S0mt: hopt of 1low-
ing the accelerated use of"Mr·
cotics and drugs b11 OUT l,IOUU•
ma11 be possible.•• 'l'hil series of stories, based on in-
interview1 with dozens of aulhorities acro55 the country, deals with ques-
llana 9UCh aa thts< that con!roOt pattnll and young -people u well:
What can 011 should parents do to steer their children away from using
mind-affecting drugs?
· How much of the complete story about various drugs do YOUlll people
and chilqren know? '
How can you tell if someone ls smoking marijuana, or toking LSD or oth-
er drugs?
• Why did l~e great tum-on .,vilh drup come along now?
Whl! benefits do drag users say they find? What harms may various
drugs cauae?• , ..
Just what are are all~ drugs,·new-and old?
Whi:t alt'-'11d parenla do if teen-agers or college students become deper.d~
ent on 'drugs? · · ·
What Ui the argument all about over Jegaliialion of marijuana, or reduc-
(5•• DRUGS, Pege 2)
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Drug of Month .
Club? Huntington
Man Gets Hashish
U.S. Post.al authorities today are in-
vestigaUng Fl mysterious letter rec~ived
by a Huntington Bea~ man Frid;ay con·
taining a small an;iount of hublsb, $40
and an airline schedule.
Chris C;-Cole ID, of 3321 Admiralty
Drive, reported the letter and ita coq!epts
to his· probation officer.•· Dtan D. E9ans
of SSnta Ana, who in turn gave · -the
infonriaUOli to HunUngton Beach police.
Cole, on probation ror . a narcotics
chittge in Massachusett>; told police he
had bo idea who the letter was from.
Poli«! said the return address was
listed to a WOinan in Tucson. Ariz.,
but Cole claims he never beard of the
woman .
·Using the mail to send narcotics is
a red.era! offense, which brings in postal
authorities on the cee, police eiplaioed.
A tarae leUer, with two smp.ller mo
velopes trisia"e, was received by cote,
pollce said.
One envelope contained a small packet
of aluminum foU contanlng that police
believe to he haablah. On the olltslde
waa written, "Have a blt." and "'Trial
nu\."
The otliet letter contained two l20
bills and an American Airlines ochedule
of flights, police smd. :'Good luck later,"
was written on the outa1cte1 of t\l&t ear
velOpe. .
Hlmting1on Beach·detedlvea thil ~
Ing said the matter ls now in the band<
of postal authoritiea. The 'I\Jc8con ad·
dttu hu not yet been checUd out,
they added.
'Driven Man'
.
Judge Gives
King Slayer
99 Years
Doctor Describes ·
Sirhan Paranoia
MEMP~, Tenn. (UPI) -Jamea·Earl
Ray, indicating be was part of an
unulnatlon CQDBPiracy,-pleaded guilty
today to the ri?.urder 'of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. and I jury, by prear-
lBUgeOlenf; ,aentenced him to tt years
ln _prilon. .
LOS ANGELES (UPI) A
paych<>logist leltllled today that Sirhan
B. Sirhan exb!bited esire1ne paranoia
li;i which be felt that he was J:!Onnal
but that ev~ else was out of step.·
and conducted a number of pi~ll1c: teti . • .
One was the lllnnesota multlphuic
pe?aciaality Inventory in which Ml ~uesttooa were j)ut 1f1 Slrb&n. ·Schorr aald a aide. teat showed that Sfrhan waa
al>rw•rlni the qu .. uOnli m. tlllthlull1
!hail tile average -P""ln w9uld. do.
The "•le : pre'!"nled· a handful of wi~ aixl, an hour ind 55 nilnules alter the JAldden• trial started, Ray WU
coovlct<d. He made the mollty .... in ..... -~ ··-~'jt~~a:a~·
Dr. MarUn Y.. Schorr; a cllnlcal
l")'.cboleglst in San l>l<IJo COunty, told
the· jury: at Sirhan'• mimler" trlil that
tlit .U-)'9U~kl Arab ,also . etbl•lled . . . • .. ~ wr)I~~ ~. 1Jead;l\1.thi:fJ>-rihd
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A ftly ~ caiil in ~ 1
-even ''in .... iWltJ pleas ..i.. ahie thi
jury self llii' penalty. All II 'jurors
-two al tllem Negroes -agreed to
the deal~ of a tt-yw-sentenct berore
they we:ij nrom in.
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Scllarr-{WU . tbe fl:rat• '.af1 ·f l t.I ' ~ . : . · •
ycbolollata and !llYd>lltrlstl to be calli Jn }l tin at : by the defeme loo try to . p,n>ve ill . un~ on .
:: o( o1~;=1be ca~~ t:i: ;The . bod)' ~ an ~~· rD.n :~ (leid The jury llmply voted by hand In
their aeaii, never leaving the courtroom.
Ray'1 _.attprney,, famed lirial lawyer
Percy . F~ and Prosecutor Phil
M. Canale botli told the JlfrJi that "they
were coo..vinced Ray alone killed King
with a rtlle •hot lut April 4, An<! there
wounded Sen. Robert F. l<em>ed.Y ,June · wbapa• thr ... daya -. W!ll· dlacovered
5, lie3, . . , Sllnday afternoon ball aubmaged ·In a
_Schorr said he Hamlned Sirhan in l?\uddy pol\(! near Taylor _Lote la Jllm.
hi! .cell on two day1 Jut Novan~ tin~OQ Beach. · . , ;~, .Midway City fisberlnan ~
lh!,tl!ld to pOjlce-t 1;311_p.m. S~y; . wu no Co~ltacy. ,
At thatl!C>inl· Ray stood U~. .
"Your~nor, I'd like to.say_spmethlng.
I ·agree "'!ill>: all these aUpulations, l>Ut
I don't qree with thi.e theolles on
the consW'acy." · ,
Judge W. Preston Batlle asked Ray
If be was trying to change )lb gl!iUy
plea. Ray sll«t '"No air.'' ·and lpoke
no more, about t1ie cqupitacy. ·
·Ray waived all righla ror appeal,Jor
a new trial or for any other legal
maneuvers in exchange for the ~year
(See RAY, Page !)
. . ;,odmohile Coming ' ' ' ' .
,To Hoag H!>~pital
An AmerlCan Red 'Cross Bloodln<>blle
will be ·at .Hoaa Memorial Ho.pita! tn
Newport Beach Friday to help replace
blood "rewvei depleted by recent flood
dbasten.
Donora were asked to. call Red ~·
headquarters collect at.7'7*'3182 to'makt
apPoinbnenta. The bloodmoblle Vim· be
at Hoag trOm 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday,
Apollo !n Homestretch;
Smooth SaiJing Reported . ..
SPACE CENTER. Houstou (UPf) -trolltr• ' ' ·
The Apollo I istronauta lined up their .The .lirlnil · orlglnal\Y was : scheduled
orblt for a Tbunday 1p~own· and to la.st elglit aecdnds, but It wit lengthen-
1jll!Cf liaPPi!Y doifn. the hoJl!~elcb, to. ed to ~ secoudl in order to , run a
day . wJtb one ,eye on, the Wei gauae te.st~~!.-~P'•.flfelg~ugingsyat.e~.
and tl)e othU1irtbe weather. , • "We have tbal much . fuel· left?t'
, "Like .an urow ltlr<>Uih the: sky,,. M;cDi\.ft"t uftd an;d was ·usUred he
exclabned Jamainea A. !'.!f!!lvltl ~'; llr1ng did.
the lhlp't m ,,....,.. ia : ,p.m. Jn dlelr 'flnt seven days, McDlvltt~
PST to adjull Apollo l 'a pith for the Schwdckart and Scott checked oot the .
J>o.'."=; ~uUCul, .. replied sround bug-lite · Apollo moon landing craft and
communicator Ronald Evans. ''1 the •taae for Junat, orbit flight for n APollo 10. It. will be moved to •Uie McDlv!U, David R. Scott and Rms< launclq\ad" 1\ ea .. Kennedy 1'1eed1y. L., Scbweickan reported their -AUanUc .....i. · , ,~ ·
.The , vlcllm · w11 -tentatively ldentlfied
today by the Orllige County Comwr'I
orflce as *-Y'4f-old ·Jbe Knlgbl or
Arteaia. : Police investigators said the
deoth ... r:uled ·~dl:rltll droiminr. T!ie c!iacovery was made by Jillln I.ft
Coney~ 14751 JeUeraon. st.,. and Lee T.,-
lor P.,.;y; 14'2% Ad.mi St., WJieie iheJ
wm fislling lnr bua" and cat. liab· in the
Tayler Lake arta near Slater Avenue
and Golden Wist Strftt. .
Police• said the body was st~ tigbl
In the mud. It was well piexrved
because of cold water.
;1nv~1ators eS_Uniate. the man'• death
at three to lour days before dUcovery.
A fWl tnveiUaaUon was first m·ade far . ' pduible borilldde cluea, iald the ~
tiv.., 1iut • ncine ...... roun11. Thi bOd1 .
wis remo.ved when it' became appareut
the death WU accldtntal.
Post mol!tem investigation wu con-
dUdt<l by tbe-coroner'a office at Smith'•
Mortuary In Huntinl\On Beach. Funeral
arrana:ementa are pen4ing, unW nut
ol kin are found and notified. • •
. ' ' . The weatherman's aettlng oeean tandlng area looked rough and . -,·ne 1Apbll9 t utronaUts tePt an ,eye
H \... H Id . R hh R ab ies, . Dog Licen se windy, but controllen promised : "We on the wealbff in the AlllJIUC where es~1an e m o ery :r0:·t,!~' ~~1io:;, ~age~~dle · ~be n:v~~~i~:a~·:!:~~; Clinic Sla ted Tuesday "You teep putting lb• drama bact but Capt Roy M. Suddeth ontered a
ready to open up · the akies
again, promising 1hower1,'and '.
few tliunderstotma !or Tueiday, '
along with psty' wlncU aiid
temperituru down in tbe 50'L } A rabi'es and dog licenie clinic will lritolt,''aaidI!cDlvittuAaoUotcouted drw rebeanal of tbt r~very to 10
A ,man wearin& a Hessian motorcycle Jail wu John Patterson Dore, 23, ol 1 into lll lf8CO'ld week of apace fll&hL ahead u planned. ~ . ' .
club Jacket and ru1 female companion JIOZ Walnut Ave., Huntington Beach, be held Tuesday night between p.m. "You have ha4 ~ ..n.rJ a time," 1'We can see the wbJtecaPI from where.
were arreated Sunday in HunlinJlon who police said was wearini the Hessian and 9 p.m. at the main HunUn': cOrnmurilcalor Stuart . Roola told the we are,"·~(Dlpu 111id fro~.blch abovt
INSIDE TODAY
~ on -chir1e1 of stron&-Mmed rob-i·accet when arrNted. • BePalmach 8f,1~ .. e ,' .. ta. lion, comer of Blake 1pa·cemen. "We aorta kff.P you jacked the Atlant .. "1 loob pretty ~.'' Tiit Board of S~faora, re·
_, " ~ up.• · · . • McDlvltt alked RaoU tod•7 •bQUt .• . J>lving to lhl . JSA -.i J•"J,
Poiic. today aal~ the pllr•ls accused In Oranp COU01J .Jall loda7 lo Leona The clinic, aponacnd~7 1 ,, 1 •lfClllvlll•141d"•Jdldn'I -a•dunce : llll'$bajroil ~=li:'j"I rtgill<F* ngrctmc11I-, and dio-
al tdlng 1 pe1r o1 black leather boou Mae Jluen, 11, of Saata .Ana. Mlaa ~h Roiarl' Club, "111; ,. ~ ~'\ht :weather_• a ,.iata!<plM'. I~, thelr'NCl_!rJ!to • ·"' • agr<im<nl .:..... Wh ~ Pilll~ '
from. 1he CJ°' a ff_.h.trt .... Beach" Hum faces IJ!i ~oaal ~~~ .~IO~r snbnaJ~bu en.tl added::.i ·~\ ~ -~"lo ~Std"., weN' JW ~ PY w~ -< 1-, , J\ • • .,, ,, • ·.-" 1 1 =. '. ,.· -p-·-··-c' ~--d · .• __.., • -aloll ·-··She J ' 11':'"'"'"''-irill· .... . ... . ·~ .. -.. ~-" ro -. > "•t "-''•' • • •1Jii ,.;..._. cal< pri .... . • • • • • . '1 ......... ' ' "'' 11\;JJI vu..o• "-'J.u> .._., ~ .,~,_.. "'.:f ""!;: , y-vai:.u ·lfll. I JM&q"""\ , ~ . • ~ •o..!I• ...... ~ t , , ''Cl I 11:! • I 'I,, •
ay"!.'"., Mal• s•-eet. • a .W.toJ lucked 1n her·tWalltblnd, Pt,tice'' ' pt'lct: • I j'ii;• . '~ ' . .. l!"h'¥ ~ • 1 ' ' ' • ' ' ~. • GUadalCanialT" McDffttt Una RoOaa.... .... " .......... • 2'e w .,.. • t I'.\"" Wll. *· { 'tt f: Dcil ' · ·..ti 1 1· ::t • Ctilftnllt t _... ft • Bocitec:t• into HunUngton -Beach Clt7 ~pair· •-d... •• H 1 ~er~ .. 1•ft•u i:et befter," Ev.ni aakt. s: .. • , ·' v I'! t1 , you , tne··~~l.it_ ' Clhtlfltf twt :".....,. .. •.i.111:1 wu ....,......._ w11111:n a un-Stoelc ff"• l . Toda1'• 2f.teeoild tocftt buitt1~ed •!!!! ~ve.~ven'f ~ ta.~ a i ~ ;i '""' ::t:' .:
tingtonBeacllpetrolmanftCoplr.tdtbe.ir ~·r -~ ' .• 1 A~llo ~'•·chit to--.: ctttlal!of 1• Ji. :, , 1.. , =-,....... 1; =""" ..,,.
Cardinal in Hospital
BO:STON (AP) -lllchard Cardinal
cu.shing, 73, ·arcbbbhop of the Roman
Cltholic dloctR 0 f Boston, W a I
l>oopltaliJod MOl)da,y for rest and treat·
ment for .br0nchla1 COIJi'SUon.
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deacrlpUona -I bulletin pul out alter NEW YORK (AP ) '.;...wk niol'tet ·' )!Illes and ~ lta paill loc ·-. "Maybe ... llellor _, • 'l'l1X ·-.... • --m: the tbefL --,t:'.':': • 1i.-1.. , <teiecram> out u..r. aod u~e thtsa ..... •••• '' ,......... " B«h w~ pauenaert in I Cit stopped closed on the up.side_~~f, with ~ • ~~;, ~ •. ~ . • . , l maW ~ ' "I.'-' ~ Leid &bl , ,._. "'" ~ 1t
for a traffic YlolaUM due to one headlight Dow Jona indu&lrtal ~8~ t ~ YOf· lie \Oil Y• 1 •.'1 l7P. ; '.,\ar ~ CUe 'lot r=..= J ... .... ;. ·
cul, police .clded. Thet are ICheduJed agood,ainandactv~·~~~' ~~~~~-.,..1!~ •.e. =~ a ;.r "i"or1ia • M iluu • ,•,.J,=:" ,, •"""'....,. "
!fir arralSl)IT!ent toda,y in Well Or'"i• ol declmea. Trading \!IP ~ ·"""i.11 l\'!,~.1!1..,-, ' . ~· .. ,, '-'·-'-"' ba ·~--.... ~ ',;' County MW!lclpal Coort, Westmlnater. quota tons, Pagea JMI). B, JOI , 11111' .,., ~ · CCIII .. -w • '. '-'-'----.....,.--.,.....-_,,
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ort111ery pounded late Monday at
elemenll ol two Vlei Cq reg!marta
that bad ambushed end bloodled • ba~
talion ol abCllll 300 -Vletmnwli
paratroopers In a two<lay blltle II mI1u
ll<lribftll of J!al&oo.• •
. ,,,. hmled enemy ,_ -estimated
to total more than 1,000.men -retreated
toward the Cambodlu lronller, five
m1lel inm the ID:DI .where they tilled
llJ ol the panotroopen end wounded
. 1115 In the oharpeol of • -ol lighla
over the weekend.
Adlons elsewhere piled up u the
enemy'• spring. o(f~Ve, cbar1cterlled
by Deleme Secfttary Mtlt!D I\. Laird
u 1 "calculated etealltioa of the war,"
c:onllnued In Ila tblrd week. A1lled
opol<esmen aald. at leall LZ1 Viet Cong
aod Norlh Vletnamea...,. il1led.
Follow1ng a pattern 1t1 Feb. %1 at
the offensive's opening, entmy gunners
&belled mor< than 35 tow.. aod allied
military !mtalla11ons with reokela or
mortars overnight. .
Tbe U.S. Commllld again reported
thlt overall casualties and damq'e were Dahl A Saigon aovermnent spokesman
aid nine civilians ware l;IIJod end 31
wounded. •
Heading for Hawaii after a1 four-day
visit fO Vle!nam, Laird told . on tirport
news conference: ''The enemy's
calculated escalation of the war by his
attempt at a new offensive bas not
From _P .. e 1
Pair Lose Lives
In 2 Accidents DRUG USE, ABUSE RISES ••• Two persoM were killed Sunday in
separate traffic accldenll in Anahtlm •·• ••e penalliea for ........ ..1..... It? to "keep everyone tn the United Slat.es ..,. "' ,,,_.,.,..,. d 8nd Santa Ana. ---·-of co·-· no simple, ....... awake and jumping fol' a ,)¥eek, an " A .1ue1
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_.,. ....... y<Q Charles F. Buttons, 19, ..,anta na,
lllllWml to ~ . and other question&. enough barblb.q;atea to · keep them in was dead on arrivaJ at West Anaheim ~ Do a stupor for a weet." alter ... 1 J Wiiii Para• ~ . . No one ·knows , what th! overuse of Memorial Hospital wri:; mo orcyc e
But knawledge8ble authorities t n potent drugs oC many kinds is doing he was riding collided wJth a car at
medicine, psychiatry, education, drug to that priceless possession, the human JIG
n.eudl, and law. enforcement do offer brain, bow much It ill consUtuUng a IHI Comity TraHlc J'1
numerous guklellnes, and adv1ce on bra.lb drain of intelllgenCe and skills. it Deadl Toll
specific things you can do. The newer element in the nation's Magnolia and Orange Streets in AnabeJ:m.
Tbe9e are spelled out in detail in d~•• problem ls the rather 1t1dder,. nwo1ad tbe d G aid J tater stories in tbia series. ·-•\. Ind 1 tasJ ~r·-A J)Dsetnger on ey e, er •
Fol a majority of young ~le, of drugs •uat uce an es or ~ Murphy, 19, Garden Grove, was inj~
oblervtn rem.art, the encounter .with . =~tlbns, or that "eipand the tn the acc;idenl The driver of the car,
mlnd-affectlna: drup appears as a Oif'ta.. ~ drug problem is here. lt ts now. Joseph C. Kearney, 17, Anaheim was
tlon, a one time or once-in-1·whUe event, It is big. It is apperntly uawina bigger. i not injured.
with ~ers sure they can take it or And tt bu let 'loose a·sform of ~moµon . : {fl: Santa Ana, Nelson E. Proulx, 14,
leave 1L that c«if1iaes the Issues and th1tlilodo ' Santa Ana, clled at Orange Coun\y
But llOIDI autboriUes say _ IUCb ~· ettedlve .answers. ' · . Medical Center of Injuries received when
perimentailon can amount to cJrug = ,L, • .~: ;i .._:Giltill 1 • ·he wu atruct by a cYr whlle'•ttempUna: te-thataomeyou:ngpeoplf:)W'ti i•~."'71 •· · ·~·_ .. .,., ~ ... :. · ·&ocroa4tbStreetatFlowel\Slreet.
IU!<epllble to •arlous dnlp, ~ beaDO! . • .Pm ot ti ll"'lilmi is a tyranny · Police aald tbe driver of the cor,
dependenl, aod get burl, ba!lly bilrt, · ol o~on, 'lltit1"fe llld belle!· 1.-the Dante! C. Alcaru, 39 Santa Ana, wu
from what they intended as a rat.her . absetiCe Of knowlecfce, ~ aaya: Dr: Helen al-rested on !USpiclon ~ drunk.en driving.
innocent adventure. If. N.Wlla, · Unlveralty of Roch<stB He ls Im on ball today.
The "drug scene" ls part of a larger psychologist end director ol the 'drug ·
one. For the truth ls that American educaUon project of the · NaUon1J
soc1etj ia heavily a pill society. Its Al!ISOCiaUon of Student Pe r son n e l From Pqe l people for yean have been swallowing .Administrators.
blJlklia: of pllla and capsules, tncludlng The real extent of drug use among
truqal111en:. young people is not knowu, although W ATIS VISIT .. American aoclety tolerates alcohol and estimates are given in the nezt article.
nicotine, both of which technJcaIJy are Many parents are baffled or alarmed of some of thiJ prejudice," :said itrs.
drop, and mtruons of people abuse both ~ the drug scene is something Lacock.
of tbem. It bu to.g bad a corpo of totally outalde any of tbtlr own personal Mn. Horman said sbe plans lo get
addldl hooked on herola or oplum, but ezperience. Many cannot help wondering her cllildrtn involved by driving a station
fnn!' ncnr thin JO or 40 yean qo. whether their cblldren will remajn lm-wagon load of books to the WaUf achoo!.
Pllll fir z, IMcly mune to the appeal of present drugs, She sees It u being IOllle~posiUve , .... !.6!_...i.ty ol _,___ or to a raft or new drup which uperts far her children. 'not a. tour· ti. bow lflll1 lll10Cll I.....-•u~ .~ .... predlctwilllnevitablycomtaloog. the other hall lives. :
are .!Um~=· ~;~for Many parents au far ,,,.,e alUTMd, .Btoldel tbe aelf 11.tlafactlon they feel, =t~ck niartet llllOl1' Mime p;..~ some aperts ..,,, than they really need ~~ped"':,enb~i. already have
dnlp, end mega! manufacture or Im· beBut practically all -that parenla At tbe Curriculum Materlala Center,
pc:l'ta.tion. are not likely to get very far unleu where Fwntain Valley voltmteer parents
!:acb 1W', "1• . the Food end Dn1g they know tbe r..i facts about d!Uertnt make claaroom aides, the Watts paren1'I ~tion, billions of sedaUve and drugs. Only with knowledge can they were shown ways to beJp therme.lves
pep pills are diverted to illegal use give sound counsel. and get parentl involved in a common
and ultimate misuse. That means enough VOungsters and students generally purpose.
pills or tabJeta per person per year know a good deal more than parents "They were shown what they can do
College Girls Move In
NEW YORK (AP) -About 100
Barnlnl College girls moved into l1to
men'I dmmltorles at Columbia uruvem-
ty Sond.ly nlgbt to emphashle demands
for -tlooal Iivlng laclllUes.
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MANGI CGU'I l'Ulll:M411M <OMl'Mff
a.Mft N W-1 ........., ........... Wier"
J•t• L C•r':r V"b .......... ._. ........
n. .. ,, ICttt'fl -"'-"• A. Mwtltl11e .,........ •• lilt
Al._,.W, a.... wnn ... •••' "-tltM H\1111....._. llldl
.... (ll'f lflttr .....................
JM ltlt Str .. t
Mam.. Ji,M,._, P.O. a. .. 7'0, •tMI --
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about mlnd-lnlluenclng drugs. But they with very little output ol funcla, Ilke
may also tend to believe what they mate flannel board stories," aald Mrs.
choose on a controversial subject. And R«man.
they have tended to learn about drugs "They couldn't wait to get out of
from their own companions -not all that place to talk about where they
of tbem well or fully informed. c:ould set up me of their own," remarked
Parents are . wrong, far o:ample, if ~ ~ensr;ive to furnish t02nd Street they argue th.It marijuana ii a
••narcotic" or that It b physically ad-School classrooms also is on with Girl
dictive. The reuo111 why tt Is not, and Scouts in Fountain Valley, Colta Meaa
why parents could boll..U, have been ~ ~ =~· reciprocating
misled Into tblnklng It I.I, .,. eoplalned by thtlr enthusiasm llld show ol thanks. la~e -h·t that authorlUte make here The feeUni b coming. While partnUI see ,........ they have come a kmg way since the I.I that parenla get Into trouble II they llnt hurt ol not being lnld "Good-by."
DO Inlist' marijuana ts a m=Uc, •• . 'And wbo 1mowo, they oay, how far
if the7 lumha·~ ·all drugs together .. btlnt It will go!
<qU8lly d. Mra. Ronna bu bop<o "other com-"Onoe tbe yoonpter can 'prGVI the mun! will ct ha ha n•-t la -• about a b'• -•~ he ties pl ap W I "' ve ~--·~ ,. ,....., started Jn our own Iittle, disorganized v.ry Ilktly tat .. the pooldon -'Now way."
I can't believe . anythin1 )'OU A)' at
an,• " uya: one psychlalrilt .
'.'Aey drug educaUon which +la Ml
scrupulou!ly hontst will laJI with the
kids," a psycbologirt addl. "Once you
ezaggerate, )'OU lose them."
(Tomomiw: Why tbe drug erploolon
ls OCCWTlng now -and how eltensive
it ls)
Armed Bandit
Holds Up Store
A m.,iV<r-l>rudlal!ln( robber beld ap
1 W-1mter food mort<t S.turday nliht aod aped • ..., ofter cteonm, <1111
the Jtore'• till.
According to Weotmlmter polltt, the
urildenlllled 1111pect come Into the 1lort,
lo<oted 11 17317 Wtllmllllter Blod., 11
10:11 p.m. ind beld ~ dork Bob
Estes .at bay with the gun ·while he
ocooptd on Ullknown amount ol cllil from tbe ,..,i.ter. .
'Ille .....,..i t11ta ron out 'lo • ft!Unt
automobllt aod made his get.oway.
Boy Scouts Take
.Tour of Ship
Twenty-lour younpten from Boy Scout
Troop llO ol lllmtJnston Beach were
!reeled Saturday to 1 tour ol a U.S.
NaV'! Deairoyw bertbecJ In Long Beacb.
From Item lo llm1, tho boys ......
Jinn a detailed l«1r ol the USS Barry
E. Hobllanl.
'Ille Hullbard'1 n-*Ive -II Lt.
Cdr. ~ s. ,,,.,., or 1sru Cascade
Lone, 1fllnlhic!nn -. whoo< IOI!,
Peter, Is· I -of Trnop JIO.
Tho llllbbonl ncently ftl11nled.lrom
a ll1<nonth Weatem Padllc tour ond
Is presently moored at the U.S. Naval
StaUon In Lq Qeacb.
Trnop JIO, led by acou-Henry
T. ShlouU, 11 opoolOl'td by GIO Elemen-
tary School.
• ery
• • L...a-IUCCllll\l1 1' ~ •\,
He Rltetated lllll'tbe .....i atlJ.lckl
on Sallon -loor blrrl(eo that ldDed
51 civillanl aod wounded 141 -'1olated
an understandlhg with Norlh Vletmm
by whlcli -hlnc above the 17th P.,alltl
end,ed Jut Nov. I. Bui "" oald, "I am pleued that 'tho attackl did not
continue alid that lbef ""' not llgnlll·
c•nt attacks."
He ·&&Jd the U.S. response to any
CODtlnUIUOll of such attacks could be
eitber military "' cllplomotlc. . In bis arrlnl statement Lain! bad
not 1pelled ou1 what the U.S. rtlpOll!t mlJhl be end bad relemd only to
"1everal options." He ldded, however: .. We want to mate it clear that no
one lhouJd mlltake our patience' and
forbel.l"IDCf: for a sign ol weaknw: ...
~Y oaylng that the attaW have now
ended, at · Jeut for the Ume b$1, ud
t.bey were in hil opinlcm not significant.
Laird appeared to be backinc off, at
least s.UgbUy. 'Ille laat of the four rocket
attacks on the capital actually ended
about 18 hours before Laird's aniv~.
The savage battle wlQI the Viet Cong
was one of five major fl&bls reported
Jn the pUt 2f hours -at three polnll · near tbe Cambodlao bonier aod 'to 1be
nOlih llld 80Utb of Saigon. '!be . dead
lnduded SI AmerlC8lUI aod at lea.st LZ1
Vlet Cong and Nortb Vietnamese, allied
apotesmen said.
Fro,. Pflge 1
RAY GUILTY ..
sentence -which he said was all that.
bad -promised him. Foreman asked Priday ror a hearing,
and rumors that Ray would switch his
plea to euIIty had been prevalent since
then. Ray entered the courtroom today
wearing the same dark blue chected
suit and light blue shirt which he wort
at earlier hearinp.
The white-haired Foreman -who
claims to have Jost only one client to
the electric cha1r -arose and an-
nounced, uyour honor, we have a petition
for a waiver of trial and a change of
plea to guilty." ·
Battle told Ray that "this ls • com-
promlae and settlement on a plei. of
guilty to murder In tbe first degree
end !II yura In the penl ... Uary.
"lJ tbls what you want to do?" Batlle
11ked.
"Yes, I do," Ray rtplied.
FomD&D told -the junn that "I ..,.,
upeclid, bopec( "' bad any Idea when
I ent..-ed Ibis cue that I would be
able to do any,µ,.Ing o!her than save
thia man'• Iile. It toot me a month
to convince myself ••• that there wu
not a couptracy."
Canale, the attorney general of Shelby
County, told the jury, "We hav~ no
evidence that there was any conspJ.racy
involved. If at any time there le: evidence
that such i conspiracy Is involved we
will take prompt action."
The first witness for the state wa!
the Rev. Samuel B. Kyles, a Negro
mini.5ter who was with King the evening
of April 4. He described the Nobel Peace
Prize winner'• death.
He said they were standing on the
second floor balcony of the Lorraine
Motel, outside King's room, when "I
turned to walk away. I got approximately
five or six steps away from him and
I heard what I now know to be a
shol
"I looked down in the parkhlg lot
because I thought it was a car. Then
I looked at Dr. King aod "' WU Jylng
thusly," saJd Kyle, holding his bands
over hi• head.
"They had shot biJ neckUe right off.••
The 41 reporters and 30 spectators
-five of. them Negroes -who filled
the small courtroom we.re searched -
Including thelt shoes -and recorded
on a videotape ca.m~ra before tbe trial
began. Security was heavy throughout
the building.
One to Grow On
Eddie Howard and Karen Taylor, students at Gill School in West-
minster complete planting of California Sycamore, one of 18 trees
donated' to school by Golden West Homeowners Association in obser-
V1llll:e of Califomla's 200th birthday.
Admiral Says N. Korea
Sought War Over Puebln
CORONADO. Calil. (UPI) -Cmdr.
Lloyd M. Bucher faced a Navy court
ol. inquiry today u a volunteer witness
aft.er an admiral teslifled he believes
North Korea wanted a war over the
USS Pueblo affair.
Vice Adm. J. Victor Smith, who
negotiated with the Communists after
the vessel's capture, called the North
Vandals Wreck
Building Site
Vandals rampaged through the con-
strucUon site at Giesler School in Hun-
tington Beach over Uie weekend, causing
several thouund.s of dollan In damage
to equipment and materials.
J. M. Knapp, building Inspector for
tbe H~ ICbool clirbicl, aald tbe
vandals put cement into tbe radiators,
gas tanks and oil l!W'DPI of a cement
mixer, a forklift and pieces of welding
machinery.
In addlUon; 350' aactJ of concrete ag-
gregate were alaabed and aevera1 elec-
trical equl)llDent boxeo forced open by
the d..truc:tlon-bent vaodals.
"It was very bad," aald Knapp. ''The
damage I.I probably 13,000 to 15,000 to
equipment alone."
He added that It would probably take
four to five dayi before Arming.Johmon,
subcontractors on thf! project, could
repair their equipment and resume work.
Knapp reported that construction on
the school, which will be located near
Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue,
will not be totally Impeded by the
damage. Wert in other mu will pro-
gress on aclledule.
Koreans "mad dogs."
Smith described North Korean Premier
Kim 11 Sung and his advi.!ers as "in-
telligent people but completely without
scruple or conscience."
"I felt that Kim II Sung welcomed,
perhaps wanted, war at that time,"
Smith said. "Seizure of a vessel on
the high seas has in the past 'been
an occasion for war."
Smith said the Pueblo's capture oc-o
curred ahortly after North Korean elforts
to assassinate South Korean Pmldent
Park ctn.mg Hee, which Smith called
anotiler grave provocation.
Smith, a former member of. the United
Nations negotiating team at the Korean
ArmisUce Center at Panmunjom., told
1he five-admiral court ol inquiry; "Wha t
do you say to a Mongolian savage who
holds 12 of your countrymen hostage?"
He denied the North Koreans had ever
warned the Pueblo was subject to ca?"
lure. Sm.Ith said also that confessions
extracted from Pueblo crewmen that
the 8bip had been in Korean water1 ·
hurt bis pooiUon al the negotiating table.
Smith was followed by Cmdr. Peter
R. Block, under whom Bucher served
as executive officer of the submarine
USS Rcoqull In 11163-M.
Bloclc called Bucber's performance on
the Rooqull "ertremely good, constantly
good."
"I have seen him under unusual ltreis.
He 1.s cool and collected," Block said.
"He is a very good officer under
strain."
Bucher went before the court 1n the
afternoon to answer unfavorable
teslimooy about the way he commanded
the Pueblo.
'"1e aim cl his civilian attorney, C.
Miles Harvey, was $.<>,put Bucher's case
into sound shape before the court begins
its deliberations. It could recommend
Bucher for anything from a court-martial
to a decoration.
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:Ueach Parents Narrow .Colllmullica'.tion Gap
,.;d Mrs. Ron Schnitger. <B7TB~FO~E
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The first time White parents from
Huntiqlon Beach met with black porenla r-Walla. lbe blact porents didn 't
even 111 goodbye.
It bun't been euy for parenla <>I
the HunUD«lon Beacb· nelghborbood ill
Fountain ·valley's. elementary school
Q'ltem.
Besidea l.nlUal black suspicion of the
white do-IQOden, wbJte· parents have
lhelr own (eellnp to overcome.
The next llme lbe black pai:enla liked,
uWben Can we come vJJit y0&i?11 •
After· a vislt to Arevalos Scltoc>1 ln
Ille wbit., middle class comn11111lty; tbe
black pamils had Wam\ed ,_;derlbly,
"We're: tryln& lo eStabliab a ~eellq, •
"~ are so oPeft." ~marvel~ Mrs.
Richard Loc:ock,. "I blmh every time
J N.Y 'N,,ru'·or '.bJac~ to them." .·
Bui tbe feeling la comlq , fCM' · tbe
am es a
·Protecting Your· Teen
" ' Editor'• Note: This fs. the fint in a serie1 of cirtic!es written by a
prize-win11iiig rtJ)O"TUr to inform anxious ~rents. about the drug
and narco'tics situation and suggest w"4t they can do to guard their
oton childrin agaimt its hazants. . . ' . .
' ' ' : ')ly A£'1,'0l'! B~KESW
'. . ',' ..A....tilid Prus Scietlee Wrller , ' • r....., ~, , -111'~ 1 '>. I' , f '" --'Fj ... -'~1".1 . · , • ' · TJ!e . use-and i~f cfruis that affect human mihds is spreading
acroa the ~ ),i.ke sm., .,. ' • 1 .
YOllll( . ......,.;..i,rtji! -..i. o1 -· perlil!ll ll;'lll<-"'1lliooj, · aro tatlni. e.perimenllnl""' 1'!11>8' still furtber with mart).-; with LSD,
with ·lbe uppies and down! ... of pop pills and sedaliY!S, with. Spfed, and even
· ' · . jn some case.s with heroin.
~ By the millions,. parents . ar,e in-
,"& creaslngly puzzled, worried, or even
Newport Beach~olice <;hief
downri&hl panicky. Moot disturbing
to them', marijuana or "pot" es.-
pedally Is becoming popWal' among
junior bigh and high scb<>ol' students.
"My &even-year-old daughter can
spell mm1juana; 1 never beard of
it until I was in cOllege," says one
37-year-old father.
At high schools and colleges, ar·
rests for possession of marijuana
and other drugs art increaalng. Sim-
ple possession of marijuana ii a fel-
on)'. punishable-by jail tem1I of two
to 10 years or more.
(Editor's note: Under California
l{lw currenUy in effect, possession
or marijuana is an "alternate fel·
· ony-misdemeanor." This means
whelber the suspect is charged I
·with the greater or lesser offense ~
is left to the discretion of the judge
hearing his case.)
Drug use iJ unquestionably becom-
ing a way of life for some young
people -and for an untold number
or adults also.
This series of stories, based on In-
lnlerviews with dozens of authorities ac:nss the country, dea1J. with que&-
Uons such as these that confront parents and young people as well :
What can or should parents do to steer their children away from using
mind-affecting drugs?
B. James Glavas: AU parents
.should take timt to read the
article.r ••• Some hope of &low-
ing the accelerated Wt: of 'iar·
cotia ci'nd drugs bt1 our youth
may be posfiblt'."
How much of the complete story about various drugs do young people
and children know? . How can you tell it someone Is smoking marijuana, or taking LSD or o~
er drugs?
Why dtd the great tum-on with drugs eome along now'! .
What. benefits do drug users ~y they fmd! What harms may various
dru ' I ' gs cause . . . , _
JuSt what are are all these drugs, new and old?
What should parents do if teen-q:en or College atudenls become depend-
ent on drugs'!'
What is the argument all about over legalization of marijuana, or reduc-
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Hessian Held in Robbery
'. A 01an wearing a Hessian motorcycle Jail was John Patttrson Dore, 23, of
club jacket and his fema1e companion l 102 Walnot Ave., Huntm,atm Beach,
were arrested Sunday ln Huntington wbo police said wu wearinl: the Heui&n =." oo charges <>I ~ed rob-jack<! wben arraled" • .· • •
Police (,.Uy djd·~ -la a~ . hi.~~ COolnty ~all IOiloy la L«>oa
o1 !Umra pait'«it *I llatlitr boob • 1lao H....., II,\,,(. Blliil,a AhO.iMlf!'
front the ·patron of a Huntlngtoo Beaclt . Haun fact1 an 1adlll11Gnai ...,...,. «
tetnage ha~gout on Pacific Cout carrylnl: a """"°"led -· She bad
Hllbw•Y near Main ~tr<et. . • pillol tuchd "' blr w~ polJca
Booked Into Hwl~ Beach City d>a,.;,riiMir 'WU ll'l'llUd -I lllllt-
' Uaeton Beach patrolmu nc<>plaed their
Cardinal in Hospital z:r~~l\1-a bullelln pal oollfltt
BOSTON (AP) -Ricbaro Cardinal Both were -•In a car &lopped
CllSbing, 73, arclibW>op <>I the Roman fCM' a traffic vkllaUoo due In..,. beadU&bl
Calhollc dioce.. 0 f Boslon, " a • oot, potlce added. They .,. acbedultd
hO!pllaliud Momtay for real and tru~ for lrTlignmenl loday In Welt Orup
n1ent for bronchial congesUon. County MwUcipal Court, Wutmlnster.
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whtte ~nts and bla~ parents ,' going
out or their way to share a little
friendship.
It began with Arevalos Prhiclpal
Robert Lindstrom, who.&poke to pa~ts:
about involving tbemaelvu in a people-t~
people attempt at blaCk-whit'e communl-
catto11: .
three paraits and . a dozen ,vevalos
teachers spent a weelceod last December
With t\IJ'ee parenta al\(t 12 teachers ~m
loiod Street School ;u lfatts.
The parents have la.ten it from tbe_re,
aod U1ose _involved fr.om ~ Hunlbtgton
Beach neighborhood now number .30.
Tbert have been tWo villls to-102nd
Street Sc:bool and a return visit by,
15 Wack parent& •nd teacheta io·M_eValos
School, the FounUln Valley:Currtculum
Matulllb Center, and lunc:b In a while
borne.'
There hu been u&Jy neighborhood.
reaction -.accusatiOM that the pareriU are trying lo lntograte lb• netghbCM'bood '
or planning lo, but ltudtnls. Bui II hu "It 111Ually Ilk" a disultt ot
not dlacoorqed tbe croup. oomelhlng conlroV<rllat to get -1
"The beat lhllll I've golt.n ool ol loCelber," said "'8. Schnltger,
Ibis la flully betnc able lo communicate Mn, Ned Pengra 11id, "I think the with my comnwnity. I bave dlacoftnd that there are peopie who care about thine is Negroes individually arE: dlfl'~
other'~," Mid l(r~ Afytn RonDan. from Ne/l105 collec:Uvely. Whm ,...
;:'J'.1'1a II the thing 11111alll"'° udJy lack· "' lbem ~ JOU an llOI
wg." . •even aware of tbttr Stln eaJor_,.
''There la a -1 dtaJ-ot· -· "We ·are ec!ucatlnc ouiae!wo ao "" In . thot," offered Mrs. Richard llel> can educate our chlldftn and pl rid
derson.. (lloe WATT!, ..... 1)
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Killg S~ayer
99 Years
'Driven Man'
Doctor Describes
Sirhan Paranoia
MtMPills, Tenn. (UPI):. James Earl
Ray, ~I he ·WU part of an
assanlnaU<>n conapfra..,,, pleaded guilty LOS ANG!;l,ES (UPI) · A and conducted a.number <>I psycbiaU'lc
tOclay lo:-'11< mun!.;:' of , Dr. Marlin paychol0j!;st·1t.sllfied ~y .thalSlrhan 1'~. ' ' . · ·
Lu. ther '"•• J ~ J · b B. Sirhan e.Jbiblted .extreme. paranoia :Ont Was ·the · 1/Jnneaota multiphule •-re r .... a.,...,a ury, Y prtar-person, allty Jnven• .. ..i. in · .which · 511 ~·~~t, 'aentenced blin to 99 years in-which be felt that be was · normal questlom were put tbSirban. SChorr laid
Jn i"-..n. ' ' l:iut that everybne elae was out of step. 3. side· tu& Showed that Sirhan .was . '.Jbe · ~te · pretented .a handfu~ of Dr. ~artln 11. •. Sc~rr, a clini.cal . answttlng the qutstlona mere· truthfUU1
w1tneaaei and.. Ill hQ1lr and .I> mlilules · paycllqtoglit. bl San Diego County Ioli! tbanthe average penon woullldo. , after~ sudden !rial stari.d, Ray•!' llie Jurl''ol•Slrhan'• murder ,irlij that , . ' <)>llvlpled..~·-th!.·1¢11y plfjl ,ln ~'<>Iii ·(;rib" 'allo ub1'"4id ' . ' • ' ' ' · JilltR·•*~ ~,_.,ll!IF.",, ·1tt , ' ·1"~"1 ' · · ~ •• · n· " · .)• M · ~ ... F · · ·d I ~-~elilifiCe <>I liObii ..... id '. sA;d lhl1 •\faOt'i. c!oildJUon fn eau. ftll .. OUD
1o .. 1111 =-"" w!tll hla ICIJOd • which ,J1 .:5 .... 1u~ ' .
Drug ~f Month,
Club? Huntington
Man Ge~ Hashi,sh
u .S. Postal authorllits today· are ln-
vestigatirig ·a mysterious letter rtetlVed
by a Huntington Belich .man Friday con-
taining a small.amount of hashisll,,$40
ahd'an airline scbedu1e.
Chris C. Co)e Ill, of ~l . AdmiraJty
Drive, rew~.tb~ letter and its contents
lo biJ pro!>alloia Olfll!er, Dean.!>-Evans
of Santa AI)i, who b tum gave the
informaUoh to Huntington ·Beach polict.
Cole, .on. probation for a n~rcotii;s ·
charge ln Massachusetts, told police he
bad no jde.a ~~ the Jetter was from.
Police said , the return address was
listed to a WQIDan in Tucson, ArU.,
but Cole claims be never heard of the
woman.
Using the mail to send narcotlci is
a federal offense, which brings ln postal
authorities on the cue, police uplalned.
A large letter, with two smaller en--
velopes inside, was received by Cole,
police said.
One envelope contained a small packet.
of aluminum foll contanlng thal police
believe to bl hashish.'~ On ·the outside wU written, ••Have · a, bit,"· and "Trial
run '' . The otber letter contained 'two $a1
bills and.aa American Alr!1-ec\'edule
of flf&bts, pollce'siid.'"Goo<J luck later,''
was written on the outside or that en-
velopt.
Huntington Beach detectiver UliJ morn-
ing said the matter is now in the hands
<>I poalal aulhorlUes. The Tucacon ad·
dttsa has not yet been checked Olll,
they added.
~~ilt:trju~·ht~:~· r:i:. :t~~r~ ln1'Mhd<1y Phna
juey ....... ~u;r.11~J~'."'.w:~u..U:: ~~: .. ::w·r~ .. fl•• ·• ''· ·· · · • ·
-two ·ol tbem .N--•gretd 1o RSYch<>log!JlalQd~lobe call' In Huntington
the deal of a llt-y..,....ni.nce before ed by, \ht def-lo' tiy 1q F-Its . . .. . · , , . '
they were sworn in.. claim of "dlminlahld capacltf ' m the
The Jlllil limply voled by 'liand In part"Or 'Sirhan wben he Ohol' aiid fatally
their seats; never leaving the courtroom. wounded Sen. Rebert F. Kemiedi June
Rayri ... iatforney1 famed trial lawyer 5, 1968. ' · ' · ' :
Peray ·Forfman, • and Pnlleculor-Phil Schorr said be enmlned Sirhan In
M. Ca1\lile both lold the jury that they hjs uli on two day1 Jut November
were'. cGiivJnCed Ray alone . kill<!! King ·
with a r1fie .OOt last April f, and there
Was nO conSpiracy. .
Al thtt· point Ray stood up.
. "Your honor, I'd like to 11y somethlng.
I agree .-with a1L these 1llpulations, but
J don'tt a·ll'ee ,with thue tbeorlea· On
the conlJliracy."
)udge· W. Pr<slon Battle asked ·Ray
If be was trying lo change bis guilty
P)ea.·· Ray.. saJd. "No air," and spoke
no more allout the ~acy.
' Rly waived all riihls fbr appeal, for
a .new trial or for any other legal
maneuvers in exchange for the •year
(set RAY, P ase I)
Bloodmobile Coming
To Hoag Hospitai
An Amerlnan JIM· Cron Blil<>dmobile
will be at ·u,,., Memorial Hospital In
Newport Beach Friday . to help replace
blood reserves depleted by reooit flood
dllaslen.
Donors were a&ked to call Red Crou
headquarters collect at 77..m:2 to make
appointment.. The bli:>odmobile wW be
at Hoag from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday.
Apollo in Homestretch;
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' SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPll -!roller.
The ApoDo f utionauta lined up their The firing cn:;lgioalJ.Y was. scheduled
orbit for a ~aY. _ apla.sb!fown and . to ta~t eljht seconds, but it was ~ngtien-.
sailed bapplli' doWD ·the homeltr<tch 1.. <d lo IS aee<>nd• In 'order lo run a
, day wt1b ooe eye ·o4 the , hit:I pup tW ·of thf! lhip'1 fuel gauging l)'sttm. ·
and the other on. the "'athei. ••we have . 'thilt much ftiel . tetti••
"Like ab arrow · through the sky," Mc.DlVitt ~ laked &M was · aas~ he
exclaimed Jamea A. McJnylll alter firing did. .
t6e lhip'a 'maln, qialnt at 9:39 ·p.m. In melr fint seven day1, .McDivilt,
PST to i djuJI Ap0Do I'•. ~th for tbe Schwelckan and Scott cbec:ked ool the
homeeOming. " bug-lib Apollo moOn JaiKUna:• craft and
"Beauti!ul, beautiful," nplied croilnd se~ the sta&e for lunar orbft, flicbt .for
communicator Ronald Evana. ....n f ill be ad lo tbe McDivlll, David R. Sc<>U and Ruts<li A.,...o IO. 1 " · mov
L. Sclnrelckarl re]lOrled th'1r AUanPc la~ P'!d ti Clpc KIDned7 Tuea4ay.
11)e · body of an Atteaia man' -·dead
perhaps three days -wu illico.er.d
Sunday afteinoon half .Ubmerpi ht •
mudd1 pond near Taylo1"Lake in 11111>
tmgtoo Be•ch. ' Two Mldw•y City fisherman nparted
the find lo police at •:30p.m. Sunday.
Ttie victim · was ttntailvely identified
today by the Orange Coonty Coroner'•
<>!flee as 41-year-old ·Joe Knlgbl of
Arteslii. Police lnv..tlgalon said the
deatll wu ruled acCldenlal drowning.
The tflacoyery WU made by John Lee
ConOy; 14751 Jefferson St., and Lee Tay-
lor Pen:y, um Adams st., when! lbel
were fisbinJ for bass and cat fish ih Ott , ' Taylor Lake '1'ea near Slater Aven~
and Golden West Street.
Police llfld tbe body waa stuc1: lllhl
ln the mud. It was well preserved
because of cold wiier.
Investigators estimate the man's d!,Jtb
at .three to four days before dllcovery.
A full lnvesll&allon wu flrsl made for
posnble bomlclde cluel, nld the delec-
tJves, but none were found. The body
was removed when H became apparmt
~e death Wat accidental.
Post mortem tnve,ttaaUon · wu con~
dueled by the ..._ ... oli!ce al Smith'•
Morlliory In Hunllngton Beach. Funeral
lrtal)g~ents are pending, WI~, neU
of kJn are loUf!d ~d .noµn~.
' . Oruge c...e
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Oceon landing area looked rough and : The• Ap01lo .I utronautl kepi an ' eye Rabies, Dog License_ windy, bOI controlt.n promised: "We on ihe weallter In the 'AllanUc wbere
wo.1'1 bril!g you <\ow• In the middle ~·recov,ry lblp Gµaclalc&"'1 mamed.
The ~ weatherman'• aetuna
ready to open • up lbe lkiea
again/ promlaln1 1h<>wen and a·
few tbunderltorml for. Tuesday.
along · with g'uoty '""41• and
temperatures down In t6e 50"L C1: .. :c· Slat ed Tuesday of a front.'' ~Retalid Story, Page 4) .\Ii-11onn r~ tbe area Sgnda7 llLL\ "You keep .putlin& the ,drama back but C.pl. Roy M. Suddeth ordered a
· into It'" U.idl.fcDlvitt &J Apj:>Do t <routed dreu rebearaal of the recovery to 10
A rabi" and do( llcwe clinic will mto lb aicood loe<t of space hight. ', ' ahead u planned.
be beld Tue!day night between 7 !.:.'!. . "Yod hive bad' lo<> · ,111 a time," "We can~ the wbil<c&J!I from,wber1 INSIDE 'TODAY
and 9 p.m. •.t the main Huntluawu communicator rStulit Rooaa . told ·.lhe . we art1'~vltt "'!I ·~ bl&b ~e •
Beach fire stauao, ~·~Bl~!,~ I .,.~·:iv•.IOllf;k#PI l<lll j¥'~,,,tl!a·A~ '!It lg\!' r~ . The B.oard_·,of S•pcM111or1, , .. pit .~tr:~~~l j ~dk'f~" I . <'Iii.: J;ifii,"!ii~-·· !\.!},_'' ·'il~JI~ ~tiiill.~. I ~.~~<Mli'~, 8'1d!-~ ,;~ 'lo -~ ...... !Ill"•~~= , .for !holr , .... ,, I . _,_~1 ,. , ..... ~~·1t11t· ·11.10 -· . , ' ' .;[ 1111 , ~ • ... -"~..._.,,", ~lo •-· .... .,.._,_,=·<ii"" 'I og>J .. ~, .-,....-> ,.... !l':';-'...:.<o'.l ..._,, I 'I •--~ 1 u~ · f ~~ ..., ,.-... ._.,.... '!I"«. ' 4.: , • • 1
, is. ,Dog lie<nMJ wll~~ ""!" at -l! tiiflly ~lf'lo ,..· ~ .1/Ad.a~• ·,_~,~ ,,.......,,.i ·on '"':.. ' '
replar price. #-~-"., I'• )~·1 wu,'' 1\! 1 :~ .! t . ~: ,• J ~' ~ aw>lY*1-aaked ftoolk , =II t; :"' • J
ri .,, l I f " '" ...I~ ,..co .. Y -• • ''E~ abiM '1'11 mutiOaed •it .., ; a..lfllil ..,. ....... -... .,.5 • ..,.L\. ' llw~a...,.,., a'fM-...'M · o'ndlllfthanii\1~>11""'-oiioilt -" --' StHk JQ ....... r ...._ TM-I ~,Wdtt bun& . . ~ ..... , " Cl'Mlirllff '' .,.. """' • ~· ' I~ ~·,, ' '· ; ~n·i .... f~ ...... tt." '~ j ~ f': .;'°I • I .. • o .... ...... • w..... ... .. ----_----.;i~~""'"'iiv.'<-"~.o;~:,,~~"'~"·'' ·=· "'',;.-~~!..:!i;·r.~· .•11ii)'b11'.,.. .wt1a11· ~ :., m 'l, ,1::::::: •• 'l t.!.e-= NEWYORK(AP):;, . ~ ./ftff"!1~"':!'t,1 f.;'1:;;-;1 <~l •""''~j~·~·"'""·· """"'""' " n
cloaed on the up.clae ... 'Tllt· I · · · 1.-. • ' ='"'·"'~~'"'.. ~ ~ ~ · ~ ,__ "'1' ,._... " Jl<>w J-Industrial -' ,,.,,...,..., ~:aotraaalflid~lftlo , ,,:-.... ldet, ,.,.,,.,. lllo• I ... -I -'
a good gain and adva.;... ~ ~,.·-• w' hall~·~ '1Nnltl'·lfp( Oeliwlla1)\iiil'1o'~.S : ' :::.-::.... , ,:; := = ~
<>I decllnll. Trading w.u llow. (Sae <>0 thla """/")lcDMU aa~ed En~' ~ brea~ut .!Oenu of aa~"'pttldu,· ! ,-•
quolatona, Pq" lt-11). "By &<>liJ, lbal'• right," t•pliid Ille ..,.. peachtl, &con oQllll'U mia ~ ,
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SAIGON (AP) -.V:S. 1lomben ind
arUI1rry pounded late • Maocla1 II
eWnen,t• ol two Viet Con& rta1menll
that had ambUJbed and bloodied a ba~
tallcn of about 300 -V1etnameae
Plf'lroopen In a lw<><lay batik Ill mJ!ea
n-ol·Salp.
'Illa harried --r force -eallmated
to total more thin 1,000-men -rebated
towonl the Cambodian frontier, five
mile1 from the OIOO\e whm they tllled
IO of the parairoopm and WOllllded
105 In the lharpesl ol a wleJ of filhll
over the weekend.
Adiool elsewhere plied up 11 the
tnemy'1 sprtna: olfenalve, cbartcterized
by DefenH Secretary Melvin R. Lain!.
u a "calculated escallUon of the war,"
c:ootioued In Its third "eek. Allied
llpoUsmen said at least 127 Viel ~
and Nortb Vietnamese were killed.
Follcnring a pallerc set . Feb. 13 al
tbt offensive'• opealng, eoeip.y gunnen
lbelled more than 35 towns and allied
mlUtary installations wtth rcokets or
mortars overnight.
1be U.S. Command again reported
that overall casua1ties and damage were 1Jabt. A Saigon government 1poli:esman le.id nine civilian.• were killed and 31
wounded.
Headini: for Hawali alter a klur-d1y
visit to Vietnam, Laird told an airport
news co n'f ere n c e: ''The enemy's
calculated eacalation of the war by bis
attempt at a new offensive bu not
Pair Lose Lives
In 2 Accidents
Two persons were killed Sunday fn
SI tes separate traffic accidents In Anaheim .Ing the penalUes for possessing it? to "keep everyone lo the United a .w~i.e and i'umping for a week, and and Santa Ana. Tbere are of course no ai.mple, pat ..... Charles F. Buttons, 19, Santa Ana,
answers to these and other questions. enough barbiturates to keep them in was dead on amval at West Anaheim
What Parents CU Do a stupor foi 1 week." . M-orlal Htwf'Jltal after the motorcycle No one knows what the OVf.l'UH of ..... -r
Bat knowledgtable authoriUu 1 n potent drug! of many kinds ts doing he wu riding collided with a car it medicine, ruruchlatry , education, drug ~ .. -1 '!eel ... n ••• human ~, d ff lo ·~ pr ess J>O"<IS , •~ 1-~--w Traffic Ila reeeardti and law enforcement 0 0 er brain, bow much it , II COOJUtuUug • :-l>:f. Toll 11
numtrOUS guldellnee, and advice on brain dr8ln of lnlelllgeiice and •tlllJ. _:=::.....---.:::=-=-==----"--
speclftc t.bln.p you can do. The newer 'eJement in the nation'• M·-~J'-andC.-angeStreetslnADahebn. Thele are spelled out In detill In . ORldda _..,. .,.....
later otorla In this .m... dl'lllf problem b the rather .,._ A -on Iba eycle, Gerald J.
For a majority of young people, of dl1IP Iha! Induc:o fmlasl" or Murpby, II, Gardec Grove, wu lajand
oblerven remark, lbe encoanttr with ~Uoas, ot that "ezpand the tn the acddmt. "l'be driver of the car,
mtnHffectln& drugs appears u a fUrta. 'l1lis drug problem ta here. It ii now. Joseph C. Kearney, 17, Anaheim was
tion. a one time or onct-ln-a·wbile event. It ii bi..;. I( ii appemUy ~)>~er. not injured.
with users &ure they can take it or 18 1;..__ ..,._ 1. In •·"· Ana N •·· E ~-•· 21 And ti haa ael -a·~~ o emo wn . -~ , e~• . ,....., ,
leave it. 1.hal -. .Ille tuu<r, •"" llttl •lllo!;tl, · Slnta Ana, died a\ Or.ance COOnty But aome authorities say such ex-•ff -1 ... _ .. ,_,,.._le f s..i .. ....r....-.__1ved when dru roul 1' =tclive anawm. · . , ~~ ~ r o ... ~-~
pertm.entatloo can:aDlOWlt to g~e --:r;"h -ifJ~~?I . he wu ltruck b7 a ar while att.emptlng te -the I acme young people parllc:ularl 1-J I; : ... b ;. -. ta cro11 411! Sin.I al F\9""! Sln!et.
iruaceptible lo" •ll1aJJS drap,.tan ' '. itrl . ci! ~ Pollce bid ~ • drtftr".\>I tho car,
depondonl, and gel hurl. badly IDt.: ii opl!11on, • and boll!! In tho "Doniel c_ Alcaraz, 39, Santa Ana, wu
from what they Intended as a rather a~ ol baw$ed&,;,. II.YI Dr, Helen arreJt.ed on IUlplclon of drunken driving.
innocent adventur.. -· H. NowUa; Unlftnlty of Rochealer He Is free on ball today.
The "drug ...., ... b part of a larger p;ychologlsl and dir<clor ~ Ibo drug
..,._ For the truth Is that AmertC1111 educaUon projeq · of the . Nallonal
socl<ly Is heavily a pill IOclety. Its AJaoclallnn of Slddent Par a on n e I
people for yeara have been swallowing Adminlstraton. bUllons of pills and capsules, lncludlnJ The rtal extent of drug use amcng
lranqnllben. young people ts not known, although
American acclety tolerates alccbol and esUmates are gtven In Ibo nm article.
nJcotlne, both of whJclt techn1ca1Jy are Many parents are baffled or a1armed
drugs, and milllODI of people abuse both because the drug scene la something
of them. II lw long had a corps of totally outside any of their own perlOll.al
addicts booted on heroin or opium, but experieD.ce. Many cannot heJp wondering
fewer now than 30 or 40 yean ago. whether their children wW remain im-
. ' mune to the appeal of prese:ut dnqs,
· P1Dt for Evteybody or to a raft of new druP wblt.h aperts
MaJiy ·-a huge variety of dnlgs predict will lnevllahly COllll aJonc. ·
are ·labsi Jealtbnalely, pmcr1bed for u.-•· f alarmed .. edi-• bendlts. Bui then b aflo a • ...., -~an ar men ' ~ some ezperta 111, lbaJt they really need greal black ruartel among IODle potent be.
dnlp. and Illegal manuladuro or Im-Bui pradlcally ID agroe lhat pamll
portaUon. are not lll:el)' to get very far un1ea Each year, ... )'I the rccc1 and Drug they la>cnr the rtal lacla about dlllmnt
AdmlnlslraUon, blllfom of aedaUve and drugs. Only with tnowledge Cllll they
pep pWa are d!verted to Wegal use give IOWld counsel.
and ultimate misuse. "nlat means enoqh Youngsters and student& generally
pllla or tableta per person per year know .a good deal more than parents
College Girls Move In
NEW YORK (AP) -Aboul 100
Barnard Colle1e girlJ moved Into two
.meo'1·dorm1tortea at Columbla Untveral·
ty Sanday nlgbl to emphame demands
f« coeducaUonal living laclllUes.
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about mlnd·tnfluencing drugs. But they
may also tend to believe what they
choose on a controversial subject. And
they have tended to learn about drugs
from their own companions -not all or them well or fully informed.
Pattnta are wrong, for u:ample, if
they argue that marijuana ii a
"narcotic" or that It la physically ad·
di ctive. The rea90n.s why tt ls not, and
why parents could honestly have been
mlaled Into thinking li II, an aplalned
later.
The point that aulhortUea mate here
Is Iha! pmnll get Into trouble U they
DO lnslrl marijuana Is a narcollc. or
~ 1:f ID drugs togelher u beln&
"Once the youngster can prove the
parent Is wrona about I bJg point, be
very lil;ely lakes tho poeltlon -'NOif
I can't believe anything you say at
afl,' " says one psychlatrlat.
"Any druJ educaUon which Is not
scrupulously bonell wlll fall with tho
kids," a Pl)'chologlst adds. 1'0nct you
exaggerate, you lose them."
(Tomorrow: Why the dnlg nploalon
Is occurring riow -and how e%teftllv.
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Armed Bandit
Holds Up Store
A molftr.bra_nclll!ilq tobbor bold up
a Wes1mlnste load morbt Saturday nJcl>I and sped • .,., art.r cltanln( "'I
lhe ltore'• tUL '
Aoc<ninl to .w-.iater po11<0, 111e
unldmUfled IUIPflCI came Into tl1e ttor..
located II 11311 W-Blftl., al
10:11 ,P.m. and held IUiro dtrt Bob
Eitel at bay with Ibo 11111 whlle ho
ICOOPOd Ill unlmon lllllCIUlll of -from Iba ...,_, '
The IUaped tho!n na GUI to a wal4ln1
IU!omoblle and made his geliny.
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of one of this prejudice," said Mr1.
Lacock.
Mrs. llorman said ahe plana lo gel
her children involved by driving a station
wagon load of books to the Wllluchool.
She -ii u being IOIDe!bln( ~Uve for her children, . not a tour ·Gt bow
Iba other ball llru. ;
llesldea the aell aallalldlol\ lhOy !eel,
the wom111 lhlnk they already have
helped the .black pmnll.
Al tl1e Curriculum Materlala Center, w-Fountain Valley vohmteer paroots
mate cl-aldea; the Walls _..
were abown WIJI to help tbemaelvea
and get parents involved in a cammon
purpose.
"They were shown what they can do
with very little ootpol of funds, like
mate flannel board atorie3," said Mrs. Borman. ·
"They couldn't wait to get out of
that place to talk about where they
could set up one of their own," remarked
Mr!. PengrL ·I
A book drive lo lurniltt IO'Jnd Street
School classrooma also ls on wilb Girl
Scoota in Fountain Valley, Costa Me1a
and -c:oolr1bullq. The black pueo11 are ...tprocaUna
by 1belr •llmlum and """ of llwlb. 'l1lo leelJnc la COlDlng. WhlJo flll'llll ...
tbey bave cosne a long w11 lincl the
llnl burt of Dill being told·~.·
. And 1!f>o m-.-they uy, how far
II will 10!
Mn. Jtomwt 'bu hopea "other com-
munttlea wUl pkt up what we have
llarttd in our own little, di90rganiud
way."
Boy Scouts Take
Tour of Ship
1'11<1111.four ~ lnlm Boy Sccut
Troop llD of 1!mz11nc1m lluch were
treated SalanlA)' to a -of a U.S.
Nrry lldll07« borlhad Ill 1""' llucl>.
'""" -to olem, Ibo """ .....
gtven a dllaOed -of the USS H""7
E.llllbbard.
The l!Ubbanl'1 execull,. officer b U.
Cdr. Jlofer S. FlnJ, of WU Cascade
Lan, HUntlnPll Beach, who&e '°"•
Peter, b a· .,.,.be-of 'troop 11D.
'Illa S-... rooenu, .-from
• 'm-mont11 wesiem l'lcUic llotn' and
II -111 lllOQrOd at the U.S. Naval
station ID 1A1C -"• Troop •• lad..,, ....... _ Remy
T. i!ldalab, 11_ .. 111 Olll time,,.
lary Sdlool.
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oo Saison -f;.,, har?asu that kllled
IZ clvlllnnl and wounded ua -v\ollt.d
an undmtandlng with Nortli Vl~tnam
by which -bing a hove the !!th 'parallel
ended lut Nov. f , Bui ho laid, ."I
am ploued Iha! Ibo allaCb did not
con11noe and Iha! they ....,. no1 111nm-
cant attackl.11
He said the U.S .. ruponse to any
cootinuaUon of such attack& could be
either milltary or diplomatic.
In his arrival statement Lalrd had
not spelled out what the U.S. re1poose
might be and bad referred ooly to
"several oplions." He added, however:
"We want, to make ·it clear that no
one should mbtake our paUence and
forbearance for a sign of w~akness.,.
By oaytns 11\it the altacb have -
ended, at leut for the time being, and
they were In hb oplnlcc not stgnllkan~
Laird appeared to be bactlng oil, al
leut sllghUy. 'n>e Iut of the four rocket
attacks on the capital actually ended
about 18 houri before Laird'• arrJval.
The savage battle wiu,. the Viet Cong
was one of five maj« fi«hta reported
in Ill!' put 21 bours -al three polnto
near the Clmbodian border and to the
north and south of Salgon. The dead
Included II Amerlc.., and at least 127
Viet c.., and Norll! Vlelnam ... , aUled
l)>Okemnen said.
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RAY GUILTY ••
.entenco -which he laid wu ID Iha!
had -prmllled him. Fonman uted Friday for a h<arlnl,
and rumon that Ray would nllch hb
plea to guilty had been prevalent &Ince
then. Ray actered tho courtroom today
wearing , the same dark blue checked
l!lu1t and light blue lhll't which he wore
al earll<r bearlnp.
The whlte·halred Foreman -who
claiml to have lllllt only one cllent to
lbe tlectrtc chaJr -arose and an-
nounced, "Your honor, we have a petlUon
for a waiver of 1'lal and a change o1
plea to guilty."
Batlle told Ray that Uthls ls a com~
prombe and aelllement on a plea of
guilty to mmtler In Ibo fll'll detP"<e
and II :rean In tho penlt<nllary.
"IJ this what you want to do?" Batlle
uted.
"Yea, I do," Ray replied. ·
Foreman told the jurors that "I never
expeclod. hoped 0< had any Idea when
I ealered thb cue that I WOllld ho
able to do anything other than aave
this man's life. It took me a month
to convince my1elf ••• that there wu
.not a conspiracy."
ConaJe. the alton>ey general of Sbelby
County, told the jury, "We have no
evidence that there was any complracy
titvolved. If at any time there is evidence
that such a conspiracy la Involved we
will take prompt action."
nie first wttneu for the state was
the Rev. Samuel B. Kyles, a Negro
minl!ter who was with King the evening
of April f. He described the Nobel Peace
Prize winner'• death.
He said they wert rtanding on ~
second noor balcony of the Lorrame
Motel, outside King's room, when "I
turned to walk away. I got approximately
five or 11.% steps away from him and
I heard what I now know to be. a
shol
••1 looked down tn the parting lot
because I thought It wu a car. Then
I looted al Dr. Klog and be wu lying
thusly," 1ald Kyle, boldlng Ju. hands
over his bead.
"They had 1bol hb nectlle right oil."
The 41 r.porten and ao.,&pectaton
-five of them Negron -lrfto filled
the small courtroom were aearched -
including their shoes -and recorded
on a videotape camera before the trial
began. Security was heavy throughout
the building.
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One to Grow On
Eddie Howard and Karen Taylor, students at Gill School ill Wee!·
minster complete planting of California Sycamore, one of 18 trees
dooate<!' to school by Golden West Homeowners Association ill obaer-
vance of California's 200lh birthday •
' Admiral Says N. Korea
Sought War Over Pueblo
CORONADO, Calif. (UPI) -Cmdr.
Lloyd M. Bucher "faced a Navy court
of inquiry today as a volunteer witness
after an admlral testified he believes
North Kcrea. wanted a war over the
USS Pueblo allair.
Vice Adm. J. Victor Smith, who
negotiated with the Communiats after
the vessel's capture, called the North
Vandals W i·eck
Building Site
Vandall rampaged lhroug)l the con-
strucUon site al Giesler School In Hun-
tington Beach over the weekend, caw:lng
several thousands of .dollars in damage
to equJpment and materials.
J. M. Knapp, building Inspector for
the Hunllngton i!Chool district, uld the
vandals put cement into the radiators,
gas tanks and oil rumps of a cement
mixer, a forklilt and pieces of welding
macbine.ry.
tn addlUon, 350 sacks of concrete ag-
gregate were alashed and several elec-.
trlcal equipment boxes forced open by
tho deslrudlon-benl vandab.
"It was very bad,0 said Knapp. "The
damage b probably 13,000 lo 15,000 to
equipment alone."
He added the! II would probably lake
four to five days before Annbig.Johmon,
111bcootractora on the project. could
repair their equipment and resume wort.
Knapp reported that construcUon on
the school. whJch will be located near
Brookhurst Street and Hamilton Avenue,
will not be totally Impeded by tho
damage. Work in other areas will pro-
gress on schedule.
Koreans "mad dogs."
Smith described North Korean Premier
Kim II Sung and hJs advisers as ••m-
telligenl people but completely willlout
scruple or COD9Cience."
"l felt that Kim ll Sung welcomed,
perttapS wanted, war at that time,"
Smith said. "Seizure of a vessel on
the high seas has in the past been
an occa.s1oo for war.''
Smith said the Pueblo's capture oc-
curred sllortly alter North Korean efforts
to ....-1e South K....,, Pre!id<nl
Park Chung Hee, whJch Smith called
another grave provocation.
Smith, a former member of the Uolted
Nations negotiating team at the Korean
Annlstice center at Panmunjom, told
the five-admiral coon of Inquiry: "Whal
do you say to a Mongolian aavage who
holds 81 of your countrymen hoolage?"
He dt.nled the North KCftM.S had ever
warned Iba Pueblo wu llUbjecl to cap-
ture. Smith said also lhat confessions
extracted from Pueblo crewmen I.hat
the ship bad been in Korean watert
hurl hb position al the negotiating teble.
Smith was followed by Cmdr. Peter
R. Bicek. unde< whom BucbeT oerved
as executive officer <X the submarine
USS Ronqull In 196U4.
Block called Bucher"• performance M
the Rooqull "extremely good, constantly
good."
"I have seen him under unusual stress.
He 1s cool and collected," Block uld.
"He b a very good c:iftcer under
strain."
Bucher wert belcn the coon In tho
afternoon to &nswa' unfavorable
testlmooy about the way he commanded
the Pueblo.
The aim of his civilian attorney, C.
Miles Harvey, was to put Bucher'• ca.M
into sotind shape before the court begin.t
it.s. deliberations. It could recommend
Bucher for anything from a court-martial
to a decoration.
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Editor's Note: T~iis is t~e1 tlrst in a series of articles toritttn by a
prite·winning reporter to inform anxious ptU'nttl about the ·drug
and narcotics situaiian and suggest what the11 can do 'to gut!rd their
own children against its hazard!.
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By ALTON BLAKF.'>LEE
AisfJ:Cla&ed Press Science Writer
Th.e use-cind abuse--of drugs that affect human minds is spreading
.across the counlry llke smog.
. Young Amerieans by the hundreds of thousands, 'perhaps by the million,
are tasting, experimenting or going still rurther with marijuana, with LSD,
with the uppies and downies of pep pills and sedatives, with Speed, and even
in some cases wJth heroin.
1 •• ' Newport Beach Police Chief
By the millions, parents are ~
creasingly puzzled; worried, or even
downright panicky. Most disturbing
to them, marijuana or "pot'! e,s.
pecially is becoming popular among
junior high arid high School Students.
"My seven.year-old daughter can
spell marijuana; I never heard of
it until I was in college," ·says one
37·year-old father.
At high schools and Colleges, ar· ,
rests for l)OSSession of marijuana
and other drugs are increasing. Sim-
ple ...,...,.ion of -ii"'"" h a lf!-ony·'~iilable '~y· jtllr.-~rih.' or two
to 10 JWS or mort. ~
'(Editor'•" note: l1nder tallforniJ •
law currently in elleet, posBession
of niarijaafla· is ~ ''alt~mlte feJ..
ony-m18deme.anor." ThJs means
whether the suspect is charged
with tbe grealer or lesser offense
is left .to the disQ'eUon of the judge
hearing his cise.)
Drug use is unquestionably becom-
ing a way . of me for some young
people -and for an untold number
of adults also.
This series of sto::les, based on in-
interviews with dozens of authorities across the country. deals with que&-
tions Such as these that ,confront parents and young people as well:
What can or should parents do to steer their children away from using
B. James Glava.s: "All parents
sho1dd take time to read the
artiCle.s •• :Some·hope oj slow-
ing the accelerated use of ffar·
co tics and drugs by' our uouth
mag• be possible."
rnind-tifecting drugs? . ·
HOw milch "of the complete story about various drugs do young people
and. children ICnow!
How: can you tell if someooe is smoking marijuana, or taking LSD or lltb-·
er drugs ? . ' : ·
Why did the great tW™'n with drugs come along now?
What .benelits do · drug · users ;ay they find? · What harms may various
drugs cause? ·
Just what are are ·alt these drugs, new and old?
What should parents do if teen-agers or college students become depend-
ent on drugs?
What is the argument all about over legalization of marijuana, or reduc-
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For Wife's Death
N '!UJport Doctor So~ght
In Mexico Court Action
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· King Asussin Ray
Police Capfure
Marijuana, Hold
Three in Laguna
Suspected marijuana, both cured .and
growing, was selzed by La(Una Beach
Pj!µ~e .~!µ(day aionJ , \jith tjlr~e.,Y'!'Jnl
_ l\llll 't.i!• t.m"slarlcir ' belle IV '~"bi
... "sh and -· t .• .. ~. ·'jC~,, ~ rrJrij, ,_ ~ ' lillte ·moo Were a ' iM!Verat . ' ap-~ted during the weekend on different
all~gationi of drug violaUons.
Pollee U. Rober! McMurray klinUli'\f
them as Robert Lee Andrist, 23 of 250
Woodland Drive; lu~jiard Allen. Moore.
It, 'BUeria Park: and Gerald James
Padilla,. 21 of Los Angeles.
McMurray said the three were squat-
ting on the floor around a lighted candle
when investlgaUng detecUves smell~·the
odor of marijuana Saturday afternoon
through a door that was ajar.
McMurray said that Moore and Padilla
fled oUt the rear but were caught outside.
He said Moore had in possessl9n a
golden brown substances that the suspect
identified. aJ "Gin Sio roots" aad which
det.eetives believed ,was j,eyo~.
Additionally, said Mc Murr a y, in-
vestigators found six .young marijuana
plants growing outside. ~
Inside, he said, they claim to have
found about a half ounce of hashish,
a re11nement of marijuana, and about
four ounces of marijuana that , included
stems, weeds and leaves -some of
them "manicured" (ground up) in a
baking dish.
The three were arrested on suspicion
of marijuana possession and freed on
bail, said McMurray. He said police
will seek a complaint today.
The ·arrests were made by detecUves
Nonn Babcock and Alex Jimenez and
federal narcotics officers.
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Judge· Gives
Kmg Slayer
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99Years . . I . . ' ' '
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -James Earl
Ra)', 'indicating hO wu part of an
Sirhan Paranoia
assassination conspiracy, pleaPed gWlty LOS ANGELES (UPI) A
tOday· to ~uie ·murder .. ol Dr. MarUn psychologlst ,testlited ., thit.Sirhan
Luther King".Jr. and a jury, by prear· B. Sirhan "uhlbited atrime paranoia rangement~ sentenced him to 99 years in which he .. felt that he was ·norm.al
ip PF~ri. , , . ' but that everyone else was out of step.
The state presented a handful of Dr. Martin · M.. Schorr, a cllnlcal wi~ and,, an hour ·and ~ minutes psychologist in. San Dieio County, told
after •the audden trial started, Ray was tlle 'jury •it Sirhan's murder trial that conv!cted. He m>de tbf ·pUty plea In the 24-11-.r-old , Ar~b also ~xhlbited
· return for the 19-year sentence, rather "hypomanla."
than ,take the chance of being sentenced Schorr said thia was a condillon in
to die had he gone on with bis 1cheduled which a person wu "veey aggrtSSive,
April 7tri;I. restless, Jn a stale of .0..tant. turmoil,.
. A. jury must try all cues in Tennessee a driven man, something llke a road
-even in guilty pleas -since the runner !f you want an pnage."
jur.y ,ets tbe penalty. All 12 jurors Schorr was the first of five
-two of them Negroes -agreed to psychologist! and psychlatristl to be call·
the deal , of a '9-year..sentem:e before ed. by the · defeiise to try to prove· Ill
they were swon, in. , claim of "diminlshed _!!apaclty" on the
The ,Jury. ohnply voted by hand in parl of Sirhan when he Olllot and fatally thelr~ts. never lea~ the courtroom. wounded Sen. Robert r. Kennedy June
Ray'a attorney, famed trial lawyer 51• 1988. 1
and conducted a number ol psycbiaUic
teis,,. . . one wis tlle!lllnnesota ll)U!Uplwle
personality inventory 1 in wbicla Ml
questions were put to Sirhan. ~ said
a !Ide test showed that Sirhali was
ahawtting the quuti0111 inore. truthflllly
Qian &be averase perlOD would ~ ·
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Tustin Votes ·
Tuesday on
5th Tax Issue -
By RiC!qRD P. NALL
Of ... °""" l'lllrt Miff Percy Foreman, and Prosecutor Phil Schorr· said he . uamlned· Sirhan in
M. Canale both told the jury tliat they his cell on two days last November Voters of sprawlln1 TusUn Union IDgh
were< convinced Ray alone killed · J{lng School District p to the polls Tuesday.
with a rlfle shot last April 4, and there to decide for the· f1ttb time in ~ monlhl:
was 'no conspiracy. Udall S ·H • At that point 'Ray stood up. ,ays l.S : a tax iuue. "Your honor, I'd lik'e to say aomtthing. , , The .electon~ .. wltb ~of its votinC
1 agree with all these sUP\llatlons but , J ,, . strenathinpollUcallyconserv1tlvt ~wth ~,,.~~'.~. · t ~ct ,, ,'. , ... ·)'. ·n-~~-:Ot,/~
Ii~ IV:.!:!!tonu:.s.tu. a~ '7i'fl;oN (Jf Jli'll1':::, .. , ~,\.l!Jlt<-i'teji~~...zr.~ Ji ''-~'No .' ~ ~ • · '1""!4'" .t" 1 ""•e : ·, ' . !""!· ~ 4llltfl,I I.Ji . a....,
ni> rriiiit IUt IM · aey. , · wAl~r; '(UPIJ , ;.r~· oa • ~ nte• thll dro''
IU1..,; ved all rightl ior _appey,,l•r Inter! , r ··11tenlr ~dli(,'~d·· to ~~•-·. • -·on Jant 30 H a new · trial or for · any other Iesat or . 1 •. nO OYV1'1111111.paUed.. man~ers Jn exchange for the 99-year today 1)11 deci111on t6 pmnit ~II. drlllinl. MAljY CUTBACU
Rntettee ':""' T'!1fcb he laid was all that off the Sapta ~tiara ~st 1~U ~ l , '11\i41f.cent rate, II)' acbool olftdals.
bad ~ pronilsed him. sort of CODJervaUon Bay of figs. would mean. sweeping cutbacb Jn tht
Foreman asked Friday for a ~e.arlng, But. Udall said if the un(lerwater· oil ' whemritball to educate lncl.~ a and rumors that Ray would switch bis ' · ;&~ the •• ta ed··~• · tall r .. t -~ plea·10 }uUty had been Prevalent since well blow~t which coa"""t , ..,.n . r in;won m 1 o "' ea .......
lhen.:.Jby entered the courtroom today Barbara beaches .~i~h bla~k c.rude oll be Tht 1~ pe~ 8'ift reduction would
weanng the ~me d~rk .blue checked results. ,in new water Pollut!o~ safety of at:it e:oo w.:re:l'°~ectecl~n:;
suit .!nd IJg~t ~Jue shir~ which b~ •ort Jegiala.Uon "it may ha~ . hfien a very has bout 5 300 nd •·-•···-at ewllerlieanngs. l , ,, 1 • ! ... a~ c-. The white-haired Foreman _ who good thing for Uh: country; · MOit recently ~eated in the cUmlct
claimB '.to have Jost only one cllerlt ,to Udatf said all of the .. b\formation he wu a ,1.72 tax _proposal. It w~ ~
the -$1ectric chair -arose ana an· rece!Ved !rom bis aUbd'rdinates indiClted la.st November by a two to one mafeln.
nounced, "Ymir Mnor, we have a peijtio~ ~l ·d~lWna would be· safe 'in· tile. Sa~ta A1lnnd school o~clals say that dlltrid
fbr a waiver of \rial and a change of 'i' 1 anclal reserves an virtually extinct.
P.lea..:.to.,Ullty." Barbara C~annel. . . . . . The Tuelday election at leut wtui "B~ltie told~Ray th•I "'this is· a com-Ile c.fll!i>orelf, tilt ·advice lie recd~ n>t bave ojipOelllGO of !lie Tlltlbi
Proru.JSi ,an~.settlem:ent •,on a Plea of tothat'Whicli .ihe 1aieP~eJiderltKeMedy Chamber of Commerce u clJd the lut
guilty' to murder in the first degree received prior to the ill-fated • Bay of tax elecUon. The Chamber hu enckned..,
and 99 years Ip pi~ penltenUary. . . . . the meas11tt. So have the .Mllsioit Viejo
"Is this· what you want to do?" Battle P1•~ invasion of Cu,ba. . . Homeowners Association and · other
asked. "We did underesUmate the rlsk.s," groupa.
"Yts, I do," Ray replied. Udall told a Senate-PolluUon Sub-AN~R FACJ'OR Foreman told the jurors that "I never v•.u.o ,
• (See RAV, Page 2) committee. Another factor that may be felt was.
"The Bureau of the Budget was in the De<:ember realgnaUon of Superin--
Little Leaguers
To Try Out Next
Two SatW"days
the picture," he said. "They were hungry tendent Robert Dahlberg (effective Junt
for t.be rtvenues." 30). ·He J1ad 'been attacked by e<:onomy-
ln the future, Udall said, "We should mioded conservative elements. Last-
always err on the side of prolecUon month hf5 wlstant superintendent, John
where .a mistake ·could do great damage ~an. ·aJSQ realgned.
to the other resources." In workfttg f<lf passage of the .oVerrlde,
Udall said the West Coast .was •1an Dahlbefg h'8 said the teacher employ·
oil deficiency area" at the time ~:..e ment-situaUon · and recruitment have ""
Santa Ba~bara drllllne was authorized. already been eroded badly in the flnan-
He said ·recent oil' dlscdvetie. in Alaska cial uncertainty..-'
have corrected the aQ d~iclency .,apd. fDahlberg hu..also Wd be ls ashamed:
if they had been 'made earlier mlcht of the district's 1'ra1·taaled" transporta ..
'ln an earlier arrest, J'mes Richard Madden,,•25 Of. U"5 Gavlota Dri.ve, WPS Laguna Beach Little League opening
, arnsted <II\. suspicion of ibarijtl&fla tryouts will be held Ob the ~xt' two have bead&! "off grantfng ·of :the Sarlta · don l)'ltem 'with tlie neWut bw: a 1956
l\ar_bara leas~s.. model ·and , some· wJth . more than1 a
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, 1-, • Saturday& from . 9 ~a.m. to 1 p.m .. at
posstlllfUft.J' • · • 1 ' El Morro and Aliso Elementary schools McM~y alleged lhll,t police found fill' bciyi ·between· eiJhl ·and· 13-ytarHI·
about two ouncu of marijuana under age • .--1.-_ .• _. •
the· front ·seat .of tbe car ~adden ~was N~onal League tryouts will be at
By TOl\1 BAlµ.EY "There would have to be some tangible driving Friday evening. . El Morro for boya llvin1 north· of Thalia °' tt1e EMiHY ,.11., '"" The officer said the car wu stopped Street and Temple, Hills Drive, while Girl 'In lions,' Cou&
Mexican authorities today said they evidence that Dr. O'Donnell's presence by police Friday evening beoause Madden the American League tryouts will be
were detennined to obtain the extradition . here and his acUons here were in some made an illegal tum at a traffic signal. at Ali110 SchooJ for boys li.ving south
of a Newport Beach physician a~used way linked with the alleged crime !>efore Police said they would seek a complaint of Thalia Street ..
in a $I millioo Superior court civil we could respond lo any Mexican re-today from the district attorney. Boys wishing to play who have not , La&Una ~h PQllce: tried thfir hind
action of poisoning his wife in a Yucatan quest," he said. Two other young men were arrested prevk>u!ly been chosen for one ol at JockaqlithJng Simday · to' ,tKe rtllef
Peninsula hotel last year. The physician,' wbO also mainta ins or-on susplcion of marijuana pos1eaalon Laguna's major league teams mUJt be 0£ an 11-yeir,-Old girl wh9 wu aeaired
A· Chetumal City police oUicer ltces al 17822 Beach Blvd .• Huntington In Lagulie na 1if"~Y nighl. at;:ey, ·~:: ~ U:-.~~dJ~~~I ~Y a pair ol re; ~no. , , ~ told the .DAILY PILoT that formal )}each, is accu.sed by the mother of a Phao • e aan(~!:.:.., thaoft themary 1f)ounduana a1bou0 at Dioir••t , w'bO wfu ~-;ight , years, c\td The pocket-iiz~ drama btpn, ~aid , aJ'PijcaUon had been made "to American his late w1fe of causJng her death by " ........... 7 t.t. R#beJt Mcft!urra7, wh~ &be vk:f.1m,
autborltie&" for the surrender to his "injecting poisonous drugs" Into her car ,containing Harry AUen Merrill, 20 before July 3f' or · not 13 years oJd tdenflfied onl)r as Jdty, ~some dis--,
dlvtllon of Dr. Merrill C. O'Donnell, while .the couplt waa vacationing in · oJ Los Atamitus and Ronald Ray Pfaff, .onora{te~Aug. t.areellglble. ·, carded .leg. irons and handcUffs .In the
SJ, S07 Placentia Ave. Cazu'm·eJ, Melico Maictr 19;1988.. . 22 ·of Coviha. . , filajor league,up~·~t calle~ by trash. 1. . ,, •. • ' ;
"It is not lhe first time we ·have Mrs. Gtrtrude Bsrnett of Loa: Angele."· Officers lnvutig1ted, aald McM'urraY, ~ t~~ ~!' ~a.i!'~~ · Joey' ,.,et1 next • dodr to · Jepnr Arin:
asked." said Cipt. Javier Chavarra executrix of &be will of Susan Jane because the pair were asleep In a c:ar. Apr)l Jt. . . ~ .. • ,. • ....,. r DeBauft, lqo& 01-er ·P1ace. 1'fe -Cuffs,•
throllgh an illlerpreter. "There have been O'Donnell, 311, seeb to nuUlly ant linan· Tl'eY were slill Jn jail thi• )llO!llipg. , NW= ; ~nln• Pin> ..,11 bfi &aid ~M\drly, ilo-Mel1llil J'r'y
compllcatlon1, in fhe put ~ul we lhink cial beoent:s Dr. O'Donnell .may receive PoJlce aaki tbey woi&l4¥ Cotn~ta liettt Sltbrda e 1MaV , t'T~•t i ruddM' Field had • tey, · : • ·'3 1 1
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thal he will IJj! rflumO<j t• us and from '"-llloo ol the llill :P_IOdlpg today, . • . •i·\l .· ~"· ilt'BHi Ca 6. (:;' ~ ~"""H ll:iOlC , llat 'llfet"ileilny illad •ten-Jtootfy·
proseeuted Iii' th!r1ettllO<)I." 'Qulnlana eotat., Alio lilentillod~th lbt'.jlllll!tilt~t-£ ~"W "·iiL.t::; > io t !or"°'"' g!.';! ,. .... -:.JC!, Jill" ~~.~!,;~~" ... ow,· _'.1:-'.00.,~!,: Rao). . ' 'lfttbt'llctidn1'Btntlqgolt0tll'ITl!iiX,I' <;; ,41., !le\. ' "''" ~·-""'"""""" ' 00~-,.~--tlie.DOI ''.
But Deputy Olotrlc\ Attorney lllke &llan's fathtt from whom llrl· Barnetl .IH! •. 12i>artntal i:On~nt lonn1 to •b • ' ~ CU111!1o .police-wJiori·
C.pplzi. uiraclltions JnvesUgator 'for obtained a dlvor<e. . _1..1. ' distributed' l!!J tbe ._• ;MB ,.,. Offioer ~ RemlllmUr~,bor. ·"-l
Distric\ AUooiey Cecil llicU, today Aid 11.,,oit Aid today the queetlon of NEW YORK (AP) -'11\t otock """1'et ' collic\od at tJii• ~' lo ~ Jo-• · : ' ., _' • ;. , ' •
no ouch request had been reoe1ve<1 by e11rac11on u llill "•ery .much all..... closed °" the •P"i~IM rwltl!· the ·111e ~e ~ ,1t. -s· I , -
hi• omee. "We .,.. fkllliitar with the lk n... to Mexico an.r hll dalilhter'• Dow Jones indUltrial •~vet• ~ , ·~· ~ .. ii!id 11 r« l1illlril M&IWOX. to en cue but we'w had oo req..,t for ex-death wu • -and fl'l"lladed a good gain and advaneu ~iy allead · -"' • fl"*' ;lliltilllJ • • · ,, • •
tradidorl," he aiiid. Maican ollleiala to condu<t an autopoy or deelln .... Trading l\ilu;illW', · (k< < ~tr' · '..lli4o .A ,llMI l!lo!lii Im· ~'~ t
And Chier Oepu!Y Dlsirict Attorney of bet reDWn1. quot1ton1, Pl&" 1&-1' , ; •· 1 l Ytlll 14i mllJ'PllM'Lllr· ~ ~tJ{q ,filched lrOm ·Ill flt'Oll 9' ·'
James Enright said such an order "would Baggott aaid He took thal step bceau11e At ' 1 :30 p.m., the ~' ~rr~ ·• ~~ .:wmJt, · .~·,.._.~ MMI rill .t ..... ,._ ·~ dutl.11 1 ~ ~~
hove to be baclied with very strong he wu "far from satls/ied iwJth tM potntl at 911.27. The Dow, which ciooed Leque, a(01411'1,' l/t. Wall1 Cllrti\J . poUc:o ~ loi4 bjo ·the vf~, lAllirl
•vidence.orconsplraey"belore hisof£iee atory told me by 'my son-in-la1", we with a Jou ol l .M pointl Friday, had pretident ol tlll Amtricu '~ • ~bai41.17l3TburslAlllllrive,Lasuna
CO\lld act. on lbe matter. (Seo DOCl'OR, P ... I) • been a bead from the start. 4~. · ' · Beach.'
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Weadter • ' . ..: The we1therman'1 fetUnc
ready to oj>lh UP' th4 olilu
•~a)n, ptomllhlg·1~ow,ll;1 and -~
few tnunderstoimr for Tuliday.
along willl ~ -.ind• and
temperaiUr.1 ~1.1i· la ' ttl1 so· ..
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SPACE ctNTER, Houston (UPI) -
The ApOllo t utzonauts lined up their
orbit !0t a 'l'l>urlday splssbdown aad
ulled lllppi!J down the homestr<lcb 'too
day . with one eye on the fuel ga~
and Ute othtt on the weather.
•'1Jke an arrow through the sky,"
exclalnied,Jamea A. McDivitt after lirlnl
Iha ablp'I main <ngille at l :ilt .p.m.
PST to adjuat Apollo 9'a path for Iha
boinecomfDg.
"BeauUfuJ,. beautiful," replied ground
communicator Ronald Evans.
McDivltt, David R. Scott and Russell
L. Schweickarl reported their Atlantic
Ocun landing area looked rough and
windy, but controllers promised: 11We
WOll'l bring you down in the middle
of a fronl" (Related Story, Page 4)
"You keep putting the drama back
Into it,'' said lfcDivltt as Apollo 9 coasted
into its second week cf space flight.
"You have bad too euy a time,"
CClllllllunlcalor Stuart Roosa told Iha
ipactmen. "We gotta teep you facted
up."
wMi ..... .-~ •·· .._ ~ ,~ ir.m .... liMl.. a..
lo oblme the, ~Iller .. I 'Jaler -Jamich pad It Cape Jtemitdy Tllelday.
and lddM ·"l!eoldeo 11 _,_t to Tiie APollo t ulr"111111 tepl .. eye
' ~ · on the weal.bu in the AtlanUc where ·~ ~ 1o 1ee bow bad <ft naU, tbe recovery abip_ Cuadalc•a•• ·~·
wu. A fierce atorm rated the area ~
"ll'D ~el ~lier," Eva .. said. but Capt. l1Dy M. Suddeth ordered a
Today 1 ll -·rocket bunt boolted dreu rdleanal of tbe reconry lo 10
ApOllo l'I «bll to I ce111!11 (J( • lheld II plallntd. • "
mllet ud djallod'lll Pith fat ·• normal "We can see the wblteclps trom wbere • ....,.,1r7; · ' , we ltl," McDlvltt lllld from )l\ib 1bove
"Do 10U nallJe that wu the 17th the AllallUc. "11 loob pretly ,...gb."
propollllve -we lisve petlormed McDlvltt wed Roosa today about a
on thlt flliht," McDlvitt uked Evans. larg8 cake baked abolrd the Guad&lcanal
.. By golly, tbat'a right," replied the con-for their return to eartb·Thursday.
troller. "Hey, Stu, were you the guy who
The fi,rlng ori&inally wu 0JCheduled menUoned the 350-pound cake on the
to Jaal eight-· I/Ill H wu lengtheD-Guadalcanal!" McDMtt uked Roou.
ed to 25 IOCODlll iii order to nm a "Ever am.. you menu.,... It Rutty
test of t11e·llblp'1 flleJ Plllnl l)'lltem. \ ud Da ve haven't stopped talking aboUt
. "We have that niuch fuel 'left1" it."
McDivitt ulctd and wU auured be ''Maybe we better aeod a TWX
did. · · ' (l<!ecraml out there and have the111
In 1be1r llnt aeven dl,VS, McllMtt, ma1e It a 'roQ.powlder," Roosa told~
Schwelckatt and Scetl dMcl<ed 00\ lb• hungry apacemen who bad to settle roe
bug·like Apollo moan landing craft and a breakfut menu of aausage pattlea,
.. ~ the ltap for hmar orbit flliht for peacbts, bacon sqU1tOs and cocoa.
Swlen Pills May Mean
One Way Trip. for Thief
From Pagel
RAY GUILTY •.
eipected. hoped or bAd a., Idea lfhen
r entered this cue that I would be
able to do anything other tban save
tbls man's Jile. It took me · ·a mcntb
to convince. myself ••• that there was ' Hundred• of dnJI pills -capable ol ,
paralyzing and klillng ,..... .. In quqt
of what could be a cne.way t'rlp -
are sought loday,'_following· the $2,51111
burglary .of 1 Costa Mesa 111edical o!lict
Sunday.
Officer Chris Bell was on rouLine patrol
\vhen he spotted a sm~ window
Jn the building occupied by Dr. Lincoln
O. Sberanlan, II IS30 Baker St., 'In·
y.,Ugalorl said today.
Ironically, whoever bashed his way
Into the medical office with a two-by-four
timber lpputDPY° alasbed his scalp on not a consplraey.11 •
the jaggeol window giau ud left blood. Canale, the atiomey -al of Shtlby
hair and f1eJb at the scene. County, told the Jury, ·"We ·have-no · · · • eVidence that there wu l.ny conspiracy Notlned of· the botgtary "1. pOlice,.. involved. U at any time there is evidence
Dr. Sberanie took inventory and liJted that such a conspiracy la involved we
mUJCle relaunt and blood preuore-will take prompt a<::tlon."
The first wltnes1 for the 1tate wu reguJaUn1 dru& pills mlsllng, IS well the Rev. Samuel 8. Kyles, a Ne .... o· as various office machinery. '" He aald reckleu we of the pilla in minister who was with King the evening
.-·-' " -· ~-• of lntoxlcaUon could of April 4. He described the Nobel Peace ~i.:u --. awu Prtie 'ffhmer's death. · ·
bring para~ll and .death lo anyono He sald Ibey """ standing on the
taking them. secol)d Ooor balcony of the Lorraine·
Eith U ounct batLlea of the mustle Motel, out.side King's room, when "I ~~~b,~ ~ '!:'e =. turned lo walk away. I got approximately
·•-• ~th a· ~--·•· -•·--ma·"·· !Ive or 11% steps away from him and -.. •• ~ ·-~ ........, I b.,rd what I now know to be a eleclrlc t,Powrlttr a)ld other llelnl. . sboL
The medical ollice burglary could Ue ·"I looked down In th• parking Jol·-
tnto another break·in at tbe office of because I thought it was a car. Then
Dr. Cbatles S. Stevens, 'at 2328 Newport I looked at Dr. King anJ he was lying •·
Blvd., inftltigators..belleve. thusly," said Kyle, hOlding his hands
Employe Kathy Abne t1:1ld Patrolman over his bead.
David Hayu Satard11'1llat $50 In cash "They bad shot bis necktie right off."
and an und.~ed quantity o1 ·nmotk:I The 41 reporters and 30 spectators
'!> were takio' bJ _'!boeVtr !diked lir'I ' ...:· ffve of Ihm N•"9" -:1'fto filled
' ..... 1'iJ.:.~edJ wlpdow. . ~ .. -. the small courtroo1p were se~ched -. ,~'iar!;\6 ,.,,;!~~. '!i· ~11 .... ~J.o.1..,,~udtn1 their attoeS ..:."and~ ; , .;; r , ' y ! ' · oh..,. videotape' c&meri befOrt" ttie trial • ' j;lestival l ..&!-t •· Securily WU heavy throughout ~ . . aru.e th• buUdllll.
Atu•le Lass
It's summer time Down Under
and secretary Marlene Saund·
ers is all set for swim at
Double Bay, a suburb of
Sidney.
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J~g s1atec1
This Saturday
Jurying !or work of artlall fancying
a spot at the Laguna Festival of Arts
thll summer will be held 5aturd1y Iron!
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Irvine Bowl.
Artlats should have three of their works
at the judging s1te between I a.m. and
10 a.m. that day for the jurylnf. All
results lhou1d be tnown by J p.m.,
lllld Grounds Cbainnan ~Brooks.
The judging Is for arUltl Wbo dl!ln,
apply laat year, those who ...,.. turned
down last year, or thole who were
11ked lo rtlllbmlt Wllrk following lbe
MhibiUon Wt year.
Arli!ta applying In more than one
medlqpi must submit three works in
each fuedlum. -·
All artlats must havt been realdtnts
of Laguna for one year prteediJli the
start ol the !..Uva!, which Is acheduled
to run Iron! July II through Aug. 14. ,
. Judses for the fe1tival are Jact
Dudley, George Beau Mann. DUI Hall,
WiWam Motta, Frank Jnterlandi, Charla
Jlgner and Ann Vein. Lu Murpblne, Nw
Butcher and Philip Freeman a r e
altemales.
From P .. e I
DOCTOR •••
had had several conflicting aecountl of
just bow and whr Susan cllld, Including
suicide, and so did what· any. falbet
would have dorie - I asked for anotbet
doctor' a opinion."
Meiican clinical documents held by
Mrs. Barnett's attorneys Indicate that
the autopsy revealed the presence of
a "large amount" of ulmlnal, a highly
tolic barbltuaie. Subsequent investigation
led to the namln& of Dr. O'Donnell
in extradition documents and the filing
of char ... of bomodde agtlnst the phyal·
clan and Dr. Antonio Negron Rubio.
the pbyalclan aJ>lllmllly caUed In at
C<>1wnfll liy Dr. O'Doonell.
Dr. Rubio Is allo acctUed of beln1
an acceooory after the fact ud falalUca·
ijon of documents, an alleaed offen1e
apjnntly -.n1ng 1rom bis 111n1nc .C Iha death cerU!lcato.
Docmnenta !lied wtlb Mr& Barneu ·,
allomeyl Indicate that Mr& O'Donnell
""burled In the local Mmcan cemetery
"'tmmediately after death" and that her
huahand on that aame day returned
to Los Ang•les by air after ad•lllng
bJI w1fe'1 rtlaUvts ol her deaQ.
Cardinal in Hoap~tal
B06TON (AP) -Rldi&nt Coidli>al
CUlblnc. 'II, arthh16op "' lllt -Catholic dJooete 0 f Bola:1 W I I
boopltallud Monday for rest and ii'f•t·
IT't:Dt for brrn"hial cr"gP~Uon.
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C'lemente Jails
6 Youths Sought
In Heist Attempt
Six youths sought in connection with
the attempted holdup of two teqpged
tioys Friday ni&ht In San Clement... are
in Jail today, u ll'lve.rtlgator111eek f6nnal
cotnplalnll ftom the diArld attorney.
LllOJUI Beach police arrested.. the
llllj>eCls within lO minute. aner. the
cue was reported by the alleged victlma:,
15 and 17 ytars old.
The 1?Te1tees are Mark D. Nelson,
lt, of r1f11 Via Montezuma, San
Clemente, James 1. Marchese, 20, Glen-
dale, and Michael A. Echeumia, 13,
Joseph S. Brandi, 19, Michael V. Hartwig,
II, all of La Crescenta, plus an uniden-
tified 14-year-old boy.
The alleged robbery attempt occurred
jn the .J.700 block of "El Camino' Real
15hortly before midnight and the suspects
wue caught on South Coast Highway
at·Hinkle Place in Laguna Beach.
Rains Cost Capo
$900,000 Loss
· Sin Juan Caplalrano's latm.boqt with
the rains cost the city an estimated
'900,000 In dl!nage to· public work~ ool
lnclndlng w11<r laclUUO!.
Thtt was the report given
to San Juan councilmen by Public Works
Director T. J. Meadows. He noted the
price tag may go up as the water '°" down and olllclals g!f a good look all the damage.
Meadow• uplained tha.t aome damage
is IUD hidden by swollen waterways.
Meadows aaJd that the city's application
!or leolll"al cllaster .,Uel frO!D the ,_.,
flnl 11onn•1 11 mllDDll damage bad
been approved. lie aa1d he bad been Ii•·
.., pennJaloo to amend that application.
'Ille dty loet -brldlea. -the Camino Capll1rano bridge, will cost
'30ti000 to replace. In addlUon, 1ewer
Jines wn torn out in three plact1,
Iba trutmait plant was awamptd, and
waler !aclllUOI ,..,. bit. •
Bartender Arrested
NOl\Tli HOLLYWOOD (\JP!)·~ A 14·
yeaMld btr!Mldu. at tht J.,.,. Ba;
hm bu -bookeol on ~ ol murder In tht lhootlnc ~ al two
11 .... pa-. ')
Police l>*ed C\yde MelUM, flf North
lloll1wood. s...1111 after wea1q .. ~a.•tc!
Connllll, "' -k; ud """""' Callihan, 25, bad been fatally al>ol In
r-.. head with a .n caJlbcr revolver.
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DAILY PILOT tltfl' l'Mtl
WINS TWO LICENSES IN ONE DAY
WhHls tnd Wings for Biii Curl•nd
We.II Li~ensed
• Youth Gets Wheel.s and Wings
Bill Curland of Corona del Mar turned
16 last week.
Like most Youths, he celebrated the
event Dy getting his auto driving license.
But unJlke most youths, he also qualified
for a private pilot's license the same
day.
He flew from Orange County Airport
to Bakersfield and Santa Barbara and
back asaln to complete the requirement
for the solo student flying permit.
The Corona de! Mar High School
sophomore Isn't yet able to f 1 y
passengers, however. He will have that
permit in a year. Right now, he's too
young.
"I really like to fiy," said Bill. 4'l've
been taking instruction from Cliff Frazier
at County Airport for a year. I'd like
to be an airline pilot"
The youth said there wu nothing
eventful about his three-hour qua.lifylng
flight.
Bill has been flying with his father,
Mel, for years. Mel Curland is owner
of Maquis Motors in Laguna Beach.
"We fly different places to flab," aaid
Bill. "My mom doesn't like to fly but
my younger brother does."
Fµgbt instructor Frazier taught both
Mel and Bill Curland. He said BW ls
"an exceptional student."
"Dad's getting another plane," said
young Curland. ''We want~ to do some
aerobatics on our way 'to catching some
fish."
Laguna Pl~ers. to Study
Canyon Road Annex Bid
A proposed city annexation of an L-
shaped, 446-acre slice of land on La,una
Canyon Road will be up for study" before
the Laguna Beach Planning Commission
meeting at 7:30 p.m. tonight at City
Hall.
CdM Cook Suffers
Grease Burns
A fry cook at a Corona del Mar
fish and chlps shop suffel"f:d painful
grease bums in his mouth and throat
Saturday in a freak on-the.job accident.
Police said Don Wallace Estes, 18,
of Santa Ana, suffered the searing burns
while siphoning hot grease from one
container to another at Mr. Fish and
Chips in Corona del Mar.
Estes aCcidentally sucked some of the
hot grease into his mouth trying to
start a siphon.
A fellow employe took him to Hoa g
M!moriaJ Hospital after the 9:40 p.m.
mishap.
The annexalion effort, propoaed under
state code as an uninhabited annexaUon
because it contains less than 12
registered voters, has stirred the ire
of some res1dents of the area yrbo feel
that coupling with the city 'Will result
in increased taxes.
The request for annexation comes from
property owners within the area, lying
north of the present city limit, a quarter
mile north of Canyon Acres Drive, to
the General Telephone yard.
Proponents feel that joining the city
will increase Ule development pottnUal
of the property because of the municipal
police, fire, atreet. and other services
then available.
lf the city were to annez the property,
the land would be zoned R-R (rtsidenUal·
hillside). Commercial development would
be allowed under the use permit pro-
cedure, Al Autry, city planner, said,
"\Ve are not in the business of an-
nexation/' Autry said. The only benefit
to the city would be from a planning
of future development standpoint, he
said.
U.S. Bombs,
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SAIGON CAP) -U.S. bemben ud
arllllery pounded late Monday at
elemetWI ol two Viet Coog ftClmeat• ·ibat bad ambushed and bloodied a bat·
iauoo "' aboul 300 6qonh -para~• in 'two-day btttle M mile1
nortbwe!I of SaJcon. ' '
~ bartted fll'lllY force -esUma~
to total more than J,000-men -r~treated
toward t.be Cambodian froritier, five
miles from the scene where they killed
30 oi the paratroopers and woonded
105 In the sbarput of a series of .fichts
over the weekend.'
AcUona e\lfwbere piled· up If the enemy~,· swing_ offensive, charactC!rized
by Delcim Secretary Melvin l!. Laird '
u a "~alcu\ated escalation of the war."
contlnueol In its third week. Allied
ipote1111e11 saJd at leaat IZ7 Viet Cong
ud Ncrib Vietnamese were tilled.
Following a pattern ..t Feb. 23 ti
the offensive's opening, enemy IUMfl'I
shelled more than 35 towns and allied
military imtallatiom with rcokets or
mortars overnight.
The U.S. Command again reporttd
that overall casualties.and damage were
Jigbt. A Saigon government spokesman
said nine civilians were killed and Jt
wounded.
Heading for Hawaii after a four-day
visit io Vietnam, Laird to1d ID airport
news conference:. 11'be enemy's
calculated esealation of the war by his
.attempt at a new offensive has not
been successful."
He reiterated that the recent aUtacks
on SsJ&on -lour barragu that killed
52 civilians and woimded 148 -violated
an understanding with North Vletnam
by which bombing above.the 17th parallel
ended last Nov. I. Bui be said, "I
am pleased that the attacks did not
continue and that they were not signifi·
cant attacks."
He said. the U.S. response to any
continuation of such at\aclts could be
either military or diplomatic.
In bis arrival statement Laird had
not spelled out what the U.S. m:pons•
might be and bad referred mly to
"'several options." He added, however:
"We want to make it clear that no
oue should mistake our patience and
forbearance for a sign of weakness."
By saying that the attacks have now
ended, at least for the time being, and
they were in his opinion not significant,
Laird appeared to be backing off, at
least sligbtly. 'Ibe last of the four rocket
attacks oo the capital actually ended
about 18 boars before Laird'• amval.
The aavage baWe with the VJet Con.I
wu llOl .lll.flve major flghll reporte4.
in the put 14 bours .:.. at three polnta
near the Cambodian border and lo the
north ud -of 5&lgoo. Tht dead Included 31 Alllerlcana and ti leul 117
Viel Cong and North Vletnameoe, allied
spokesmen said.
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quarter million miles use.
Teachen of the district maintain it
needs at least a rate of $1.82 for a
sound program.
Don Wagoner, president of the Tustin
Secondary Education AssociaUoo, 1aid~ ••sporta equipment is so old aome kid
might get hurt.
"Our newest bus baa more than 200,0IXI
mlle1 on iL My blackboard ba!n't been
cleaned In a year. 'lbe cam!'"' 1'
the dirUe!t one you've ever seen.'
College Girls Move In
NEW YORK (AP) -About 100
Barnard College girls moved into two
men's donnltorles at Columbia Universi-
ty Sunday night to emphasize demands
for coeducaUonal living facilities.
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DRUG USE, ABUSE RIS ES • • • •
Ing the penalties ror possessing Jt~
There are of course no simple, pat
answers to these and other question&
But knowledgeable authorities t n
medicine, psychiatry .. educalion, drug
research, and law enforcement do offer
numerous guidelines, and advice on
1peci(10 things you can do.-
These -are spelled out in detail in
later stories in this series.
For a majority of young people.
observers remark, the encounter witlt
mind-affecting drug.s appears as a flirta·
lion , a one time or once-in-a-while event,
with users sure they can take it or
leave it.
But some authorities .. say such-e:r·
pcrimentation can amount to drug rolilet"
te -that some young people particularly
susceptible to various drugs, can beCQme
depeqdent, and gel hurt, badly hurl,
from what they intended as a rather
innocent adventure.
The "drug scene" Is part of a larger
one. For the truth is that American
society is heavily a pill society. Its
people for years have been swallowing
billions of pills and capsules, lncltJd.ing
tranquilizers.
American soc iety tolerat.es alcohol and
nicotine, both of which technically are
drugs, and millions of people abuse both
of them. Jt has long had a corps of
add icts hooked on heroin or opium, but
fewer now than 30 or 40 years ago.
f\tany among a hug~ variety cf drugs
are taken legitimately, prescribed for
medical benefits. But there is also a
great black market amang !!l<>me potent
drugs, and illegal manufacture 1lr im·
portation.
Each year, says the Food and Drug
Administration, billions of sedative and
pep pills are diverted to illegal use
and ultimate misuse. That means enough
pills or lablets per person per year
to "keep everyone in the United States
awake and jumping for a week. and
enough barbiturates to keep them in
a stupor for a week.·•
No one knows what the overwe ol
potent drugs of many kinds is doing
to that priceless possessiari, the human
brain, how much it is constituting 1 .
brai11 drain of intelligence and skills.
The newer element in the nation's
drug-problem Is Ult rather sudden spread
af drugs that induce fantasies or
haUutination.s, or that "expand the
mind."
Thia: drug problem Is he.rt. It ls now.
It is big. J( is apperntly growing bigger.
And it has set loose a storm of emotion
that ~uses the issues, and that blocks
effective ans\vers .
Few Guidelines
Part of the problem is "a tyranny
of opinion, att itude and belier in the
~nee of knowledge," says Dr. Helen
IL Nowlis, University of Rochester
psychologist and director of the dntg
education project of the National
Association of Student P e r son n e I
Administrators. ·
The real extent of drug use among
young people is not known, although
estimates are given in the ne1.t article.
Many parents-are b!lfOed or alarmed
because the drug scene is something
totally out5ide any of their own personal
ei:perience. Many cannot help wondering
whether their children will remain im-
mune to the appeal or pment drugs,
or to a raft of new drup Which expem:
predict will inevitably come along.
Afany parents are far more alarmed.
some experts say, than they really need ·-. . ~. '
But practically all agree that parent.!
are not likely to get very far uq}es.s
they~know the real facts about different
drugs . Only with knowledge can they
give sound couniel.
Youngsters and students generally
know a good deal mon: · th an parents
about mind-influencing drugs. But they
may also tend to believe what they
choose on a controversial subject. And
they have tended to learn about drup
from their awn companions -not all
o( them well or fully informed.
Parents are wrong, far uample, Jf
they argue that marijuana is a
"narcotic" or that it is physically ad-
dictive. The reasons why it is not, and
why parenls cou1d honestly have been
misled into thinking it is, are explained
later.
The point that authorlth!! make here
Is that parents get into trouble if they
DO insist marijuana is 1 narcotic, or
Jf they Jump a11 drugs together u being
equally bad.
"Once the youngster can prove the
parent is wrong about a big point, he
very likely takes the positi<Jll -·Now
I can 't believe anything you uy at
all ,' " says one psychiatrist.
"Any drug education which is noL
scrupulously honest will fa.ii with the
kid s," a psychologist adds. "Once you
exaggerate, you lose them ."
(Tomorrow : Why the drug exploaion
Is occurring now -and how extensive
it ~)
Pilot's Wife Watches
As Crash Kills Mate
MODESTO (UPI) -Tile wilt GI 1tunt
pilot Oyde Pm<11t1 b<anl the encine
ot her husband's plane falter Sunday
and ran to the window of the.ir home
in time to set the craft plunge into
• concrete irrigation ditch.
Parsom, • SO-year-old pl1sterin1 con-
tractor who spent his free time
participaUng in air shows, wu kllled
in the crash.
War Try Made on •
CORONADO (UP!\ -Qndr, Lloyd
M. Bucher faced a Navy court of
Inquiry today •S 1 vOluntary witness
after an admtral tmil'led be believtl
North Korta wanted 1 wu over the
USS Pueblo affair.
Vice Adm. J . Victor Smith, who
negotiated with the Communists after
the vessel'• capture. cilled the North
Kort IN "mad doe•·"
Smttll descrlbed North Korean Prunier
Kim JI Sung and his 1dvl1er1 as "1n·
tellil'flt people but completely without
acrnple or COMclence."
"I telt that Kim II Suni weJcomed,
perhaps wanted, war at that time ,"
Smith said. ''Seizure of it vts~l OJ1
lhc high seas has In !he past been
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an occuioa for war."
SmJth llid the Pueblo'• caf(ure oc-
cumd 1hortly alter North KDrun effort•
to USUlioate South ICortan Pm.ldtnt
Park Chung Hee, whidt Smllh calltd
another grave provocttk:ri. •
Smith, • fonner membtr GI lht United
NaUons ~Uni team at tbe Korean
Annflltic<' Center •t PanmwtJom. told
lht fivwdmiral court of lnqtJ\rl': "Wltat
do you say to a Mongolian aa•qe who
holds a GI )'OUT COUllU'ymto hollqe!"
Re dttilod lht North KlntN hid evtt
warned the Pueblo Wil IUl>J<d to apo
lure. Smlth laid al.lo that coafesslons
ertrtcttd from Pueblo c:mnnen that
I.be ship had beat in KQl'eln waten
hurt hla pooition at the n<gotl1t1nr llblt.
Srriitb wu followed by Crodr. 'Peter
R. Block. under whom Bucher 1erved
(LI DAILY ~flOf ft
Bridging ~~!llritunication_ Gap .
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Whi.te , Black P~r~nts Overeome 'Hangups' With V isi ts
BJ TiloM.u FOJITUNE Of .... .,....., . .,.,,
Thi first time white partnta from
Huntlagtoo Belcb lll<l !llh black parents
from Watt., the black parenl.1 didn't
even uy gooclbye. •
Tbl nett time the black parents asked;
•iWJw:n can we come visit you?"
Afttr a visit to Arevalos School in
the white, middle clau community, lhe
black parents bad warmed considerably.-
"We're trying -to establish a feeling, ..
aaid Mrs. Ron Scbnitger.
It hasn't betn easy for parents of
tbt Huntlttgton Beach neighborbood in
FOUDtain Valley 's elementary school
l)'Stem.
Beaides iniUaJ black suspici9n ot the
white do-gooders, white parents have
• their own feelings to overcome.
'"'Ibey are so open," marv,ted Mn.
Richard Lacock. "I blush every time
J uy 'Neiro' or 'black' to them."
But · tbe feeling is coming for the
wbJte parents and black parents a:oing
out of their way to share a little
friendship.
It began with Arevalos Principal
Robert Lindstrom, who spoke lo parents
about involving themselves in a people-to-
Solons Hoping
To Stiff en Drug
Usage Penalties
SACllAMENTO (AP) -Penaltit• ·for
taking, selling and producing drop jn
California ran.p from probation to life
impriaonment -depending on the type
ol drug and whether the person Is 1
repeated offender.
Several bills are before the legislature
this year aimed at stiffening penalties
for possess.ion and sale of narcotics auch
as heroin, codeine and morphine and
all restricted dangerous drugs including
LSD. speed and tranquililers.
The: legislature eased lhe penalty for
posaesaion of marijuana by a first of-
~ fender last year, giyjng the judge the
option cf malting the crime 1 misde-
meanor er a 'felony rather than a straight
felony.
Under present law , a person convicted
of marijuana possession for the first
time can either be sent to state prison
for one to ten years as a felony offender
or to count; jail for up to one year
on::a misdemeanor. .,
Persons convicted a p o s s ~ s s r n g
re.micted dangerous drugs face the same
pen~. However, ~.!!!lion cf all
other narcotics except peyote is a felony
punishable by two to ten years in state prison. .
Second and third affenders face much
91.iffer sentences in all cases. A person
with no prior convictions for narcotics
posseasion must spend a minimum 15
years in state prison with ·a possible
maximum term of life imprisonment.
Sentences for the sale of marijuana
and narcotics are much stiffer than
those for possession. The penalty for
selling restricted dangerous drugs is not
._, stiff, though a measure is noil before
the legislature to make the lentence
the same u: lhe term !or selling mari-
juana.
First oflenders convicted of selling:
marijuana or narcotics face five years
to life imprisonm.en( -wllh 1 minimwn
three-year term before parole. A first
offense for selling restricted dangerous
drugs, however, can be either a misde·
meanor with up to one year in county
jail er a felony with one to five years
in state prison.
Separate sections of the state health
and safety code deal with penalties for
sales by minors arld to minors.
Armed Bandit
Holds Up Store
A nvolver-brandilhinc J'flbber held up
• 'Westminster food martet Slturd.11
niPI and sped any alter ciwifnr out
the store's till.
According to Wellminster police, the
unklentifled suspect came into the store,
located at 17357 Weatmlnster Blvd., at
10:51 p.m. and be.Id store clerk Bob
EMe! at bay with the gun while he
acooped an unknown amount or cash
from the register.
The suspect then ran out to a waiting
automobile and made his getaway.
Pueblo?
as u eculive officer ol. the submarine
USS Ronqull In l!llUI.
Block called Bucher'• performance on
tile llooquil "extremely food , consllnlly
pod."
"I have seen hbn under unusual atrt.ss.
He· ii cool and collected,.. Block said.
"He ii 1 very good officer under
strain."
Bucher went before the court in the:
artemoon lo 1nswer u n fa v o r a b 1 e
tatbnony about the way he commanded
lht Putblo,
1'tle aim of hls civilian aUOrne:y, C.
MUM Harvey, WU to SRtt Bacher'• cate
Into IOUlld 1hope bt(ort the coorl btgin•
Ill delihreratioM. It could reeommend
Bucher f(lr IJ1Ylhinl from I coort•martlll
to a decoraUon.
people atllmpl at black·whlte communl-carlon.' ,_1 :.-in lhat," <1Uered Mra. Rlchard Hen.-~·ere abown waya lo ·help themaelvti
dertOn, -and ltl parents ln•olved in a common
11lree'1p&Hnta .. and a dozen ArevaloS
teachers spent i weekend last t>e<.-embtt
wltb three parenta and 11 teacher1 from
10Znd Stree:t'Scbool in Watts.
"It usually takes a cUuster or purPoff:.
!50lllethinJ contro"·er.aial to aet people "They were shown •hat they can do ....
together." said iv.rs. Schnitier. with very Uttle output et funds, UU t \
a:~h:rt~~o~~e :: ! ~~u~;foe~ Mrs. Ned PenJ.fa aaid, 0 J think the make Dannel board stories," said Mrt. ...
thing is Nea:rQes individually art different Rorman.
Beach nelghborbood now numl>er 30. Th~rc have bien two vlslt's lo 102tld
Street School and a return visit by
15 black parents snd teachers to Arevalos
Scht-ol, the Fountain Valley Curriculum
litaterials Center, 11ld lunch in 1 \Vhite
home.
There has been ugly ' neighborh~
reaclion -accuaations, that the parents
are tl'Y,ing lo integrate. the neighborhood
or planning to bus students. But it bas
not discouraged the group.
"The best thlna; I've gotten out of
thla is finally being able to communicate
with my community. I ha•e discovered
that there ani people who care about
other people," said N.:rs. Alvin Rorman.
"This is the lhinl wually so ~dly lack·
ing."
"There Is a great deal of comfort
h'om . Negroe,s collectively. When you "The:y couldn 't wait to aet out of
set them person-to-pe.rl50n you art not that place lo talk about where they .
even aware of their skin color." could set up one of their own," remarked
''We are educating ourselves so we ~frs, Pengra .
can edu~ale our childrec and get .rid A book drive to furnish 102nd StJ;eet
or some of lhis prejudice," said li-1r:s. School classrooms also ii on with Girl
Lacock . Scouts in Fountain Valley, Costa Mesa
t.1rs. Rorman said she plans to get and Anaheim contributing.
her children Involved by drivina: a station The black parents are reciprocaUn1 ~·agon load of books Lo lhe Watts school. bv their enthusiasm and show of thankJ..
She sees it a.s being something positive The feeling is coming. Whtie parents .see
for her children, not a tour of how they have come a long way since tbl
I.he other half lives. first hurt of not being told GoodBye.
Besides the self satisfaction they feel, And who knows, they say, how far
the women thihi they already have ii will go?
helped the black pa.rents. lifrs. Rorman has hopes "other com ..
At the Curriculum Mate.rials Center, munities will pick up what ~·e have
where· F~tain Valley volunteer parents started in our own little, disorganized
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A Fort Worth study to find out
how • watching television affects
fourth graders' school work show ..
ed some children watch more
televliion than parents think possi·
ble. One student said be Watched
television "80 hours a week in·
eluding 2.1 hours on Saturday." • , -~ A New Haven resident has filed
; in U.S. District Court to forbid
·'. SL Patrick's Day parades In the
-t city. John f. Curr•n Jr. says the ~ p"arade is a "religious processiop."
.:: He argues it violates the freedom
• of religion guaran{eed by the U.S. ·~ Constitution. ! . .
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Geoff Sex, 40, of Winchester,
England, had been the straight
man for ;okes about hi& name
lonQ e11ougl~ and ftnally peti-
tioned to have hi& name chang-
ed. He is now Geoff Southern.
Geoff said he did as much for
his four 11oung daughtfrs a3 for
hirmelf, "The mind bogglts at
the problems tht: 11amt' could
~ caiued my daughttr.s lattr
on,• he said.
• A flying policeman landed his
airplane to write out a ticket
because he said a train blocked
a crossing too long. Sgt. Al Ford
was flying over Tampa, Fla.
broadcasting traffic reports. He
spied the train at a crossing and
started timing lt. It aat there 11
minutes, Ford said. He landed,
drove to the railroad yard and
cited A. J. Simpton, yard con·
ductor •. for violation of a city
ordinance that trains cannot block
an intersection longer than five
minutes. · •• •
WASH!NGTON (UPO -The 6Ujftlne
Court· lptlleoj oul a Mt Ill 1MW l\lldellno
today In tbt l'UllDlni ~veny over
lhe government's use of evidenct ob-
tained by eavtsdropplng. ...
In a set of compla rullnp, the court
held'
-The government may uae evidence
even If obtained by unlawful eavesdrop.
ping 00 otben if tha defeodaJX WU not
a participant in the overheard con-
versaUon and U the bualnc did not
take pllce at bis home, oWce or aimllar
personal l!femlsel.
-On the other hand, in cuu wbtre
ha wu a party to the conversation
or hil premlaea l'bu,gged" tbl defendant
may demand under proper llf'IUard•
that the wir<llp evidence be turned
over to his attorney even in cues in-
volving naUonal eecurlty. •
-An adverauy court procedurt1 muat
then be held to determine the rtlevance
of the eavudrop information to hla in.
dlctment and if th\ wiretap evidence
Is shown as being relevant, the defendant
may have it suppressed. The Justice
Department wanted the trial judge alone
to rule on the admiasibillty or wiretap
evidence.
Solicitor General Erwin N. Griswold
urged private inspection by the trial
judge to proi.tt lllnoc:eot third partle!,
Something Not
Fishy; Heroin
Ring Smashed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S.
Bureau or Customa announced today it
has broken up an international SJQuggling
ayndicate and se1r.ed one of the largest
shipments of heroin on record in a
raid 1n New York City.
Customs commisaloner Leater D.
Johnson said at kut lour ponons have
bun arrested and "more arrest& are
f:!xpeeted." The four were being taken
before a U.S. cormniuioner in the
southern dlltrlct ol New York, be said .
J olmlon said about 62 pounds ol heroin
was aeized from a lhipment of canned
fish wlllcb came by freighter from Spain
and was consigned to a New York Stile
importer.
The.drug wu in cans labeled fish.
"It is upected an invesUgaUon already
undertaba fa Europe will eradicate !he
-nutOtlcs 1111tJi11!111 orph!UUon and the
• add!Uooal seilutt1 ol hm>ln and arrests
will be made In tbe United Slates llJld
ElD'Ope in the nut few days," Johnson
said.
and In naUonal -11)' cuu to prot<ct
tbe 1overnmen1•1 InteW,ence acllviUo.
He said Uthe 1overnJl1"1t wen obli&ed
to turn over all moJli.t<nd c:ooverut.iona
to deCend&n\I, it W<lUid have to. atop
prosecuttni ~Olt •JU' oue1. lie. aatd
the· pracUce would mtan turnlng Im-
portant informaUon over to unfriendly
a:ovemments. '
The court toot these other actions:
-Upheld by a 1·1 vote an aotiltU!t
de¢slon agal.n.st two Tucson. Arl.z.1 newspapers wblcb combined their ad-
Vertislng and cireulaUon departmenta.
For the court majority, Justice William
O. Douglas beld that tbe TuC>On Dally
Citluo and Ille Arizona lltlly Star bad
failed to lbow that their combined -·· tJon wu protected by the "failing com-
pany dodrlne.'' The decilioo, di.vented
ta by JusUce Potter Stewut, could have
an important bearing on &lmilar ar-
rangementa In 22 other cities.
-Reversed the Binni.ngham conviction
ol the Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth who
with the late Dr. Martin Luther King
was convicted o1 parading without a
pennlt in a 196.1 Easter civil rights dem-
onstration.
-Threw out the disorderly conduct
conviction or Negro entertainer Dick
Gregory stemming from a protest man:h
around the home of Cblcago Mayor
Richird J. Daley in 111115.
Egypt Vows
Vengeance
For Chief
By 11IE ASSOCiATEO PllESS
Egypti.ans.J181d tribute today to lhe!Jo
army chltrol ataff, Gen. Abdel Moneim
Riad, fatally wounded by an hraeli shell
Sunday, then Jtaged a demonstration,
chanting, "We need arm! foe revenge.''
Preaident Gamal Abdel Nasser and
Jrlundrtd1 of thousands of people joined
ln maldna it a hero's funeral for Riad.
''With blood and aools we avenge your
death,» the crowd shouted as the pr~
cession. one of the biggest in Egypt's
history, moved through the streeta ol
Cairo.
-nteUvts Ill the Palestlnlan Al Falah orpnJzatJon took pert in tbe fu-
neral march. Some carried placards
which read "blood of martyrs ahall not
be wasted."
U.N. oliserven blamed Egypl for the
otarl ol the artillery duel Saturday. They
reported to U.N. headquarters that they
observed the Egyptlarni firing from one
to 32 minutes before the IsraelliJ opened
up along the blocked waterway.
I11raell shells hit Egypt's oil refinery
at Suez for the fourth time since the
1967 war, and the Israeli! said a
petrochemical plant and oil storage tanks
were sUll burnlng today. Egypt said
three tankl were seL-afire.
Israel said one of its Piper Cubs
' LAST PICTURE -Egyptian Anny Chief ot staff Abd'J M011oim
Riad (left) sita wilh UAR President Na.ser during the latter's visit
to the Suez Canal earlier this year. It was the last picture Of Riad,
killed iy an Israeli mortar round Sunday.
was shot down, three Israelis lncludina:
the pilot were killed and 14 were wound-ed. .
Egypt said three of it.a men were
killed and 13 wou"nded and ' it lost a
MIG jet Israel said lhe MIG pilot was
captured. Egypt also claimed itl forces
brought down an Israeli Mystere jet,
but Israel denied this.
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Equipment
Lost in Trial
Splashdown
SPACE CENTER, Houatoo (AP) -
Rough windA and seas caused the b!I
of three flotation collars and a liferaft
SWJday during the Apollo t recovery
team's final rehearsal for Thursday'•
scheduled splashdown .
A weather expert aboard this aircraft
carrier, however said conditiom should
improve and that he believes the timing
of the splashdown to be perfect.
The collars, which cost $5,500 each,
and the liferaft were ripped away from
the boilerplate dummy Apollo spacecraft
by wind and waves. Ten.second wind
gusts measured at 45 miles an hour.
Mission control at Houston advised
the Apollo 9 astronauts Monday that
the situation was being watched closely.
Capt. Roy M. Sudduth, the
Guadalcanal's commanding offictr, aald
he considered early Sunday calling off
th~ simulated recovery operation but
decided the weather would permit
training with 0 upper limits" conditions.
Sudduth said the exercise verified
previous estimates that maximum safe
conditions for a recovery are seas of
10 to 12 feet and winds to 29 miles
an hour.
Frank Chihocky, the carrier's actin~
meteoroJogist, forecast seas of four or
five feet Thursday with v.•inds of 15
to 20 miles.
Charles Filley, h~ad of the recovery
team, agreed that the Sunday conditionl'i
exceeded the operational limits for a
Thursday splashdown . Me 11aid the heroin lhipment was con·
signed to one of thole already under
arrest. importer ChrfJtlan Ser I e
Hy!Ohian of the Panamanian Food and
Chemist Co., Whitestone, N.Y.
MINER BREATHES ·FRESH AIR AT LAST AFTER SPENDING NINE DAYS UNDERGROUND
William V. Jone1_:f.ie1 on Stretcher Aw1itlng Ambulance Ride to Ho splt1I After Rescue
"Should they continue, we would try
to get an area with lesti winds,•• hr
said.
Monday would have been splashdown
day for Apollo had not the scheduled
Feb. 28 launch date been posted to
March J after the crew developed colds.
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Jt.ut OM of the spring crop of
babies at the Detroit Zoological Park,
thi& babu Polar bear Lu"ibered out
of hi.I den •home" long enough for
photogrophni to record his Press
debut. The 3-month·old cub kept close
to mom during the picture taking
session-;11.Tt like any baby would.
The others arrested were listed as
Edward Louis Jnnbaud, 48, a French
citizen who was picked up at John F.
Kennedy Ai r po r t Saturday; Maye> ~asgromardi, 48, of Whitestone, ldenti-
f 1ed as the landlord of Hysohian's prem·
\.se.s, and Antonio Flores, 48, believed to
be a Panamanian and residing in New
York C"ny.
Black Capital~m
Not Only Answ~r?
Bejoi~es Miner
HACKETl'STOWN, N.J. (UPI) -
James Farmer, undersecretary of health,
education and welfare, said Sunday night
the "black capitalism" advocated by
President Nixon is not the complete
answer to ~tto problems.
Rests After 9 Days Underground
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• Mediation Continues
New Hampshire prides itself on
Yankee ingenuity and proved an
example wiUt an unusual example
of thri!L The state saved ,1,555 by
salvaging two late model wrecked
state police car$ apd welding the
·two good halves together intO one
:;ervi~!!able cruiser. The job cost
only $119.89 for towing and parts.
Students bn a trainirig project did
the work.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Federal
mediators met with company and un ion
bargainers today in their continuing cf·
forts to sett.le . a 12-day-old strike that
has halted aJI American Airlines flight
operations.
"Little is aceompllshed by making a
few more black millionaires, as the
masses of the black remain where they
were prior to civil rights," he said.
LARK, Utah (AP) -Tough, grizzled
William "Buck" Jones relaxed in a
hospital bed today, freed from the tiny
cell of rock that held him c~ptive deei;
in a Utah mountain for eight days.
Jones, 6l·year-old father of II, was
brought to safety Sunday night by
rescuers who had tunneled tediously
through 25 feet of rock to his cubicle.
A spokesman for the National Media·
Uoo Board was uked if there had been
3111 jll'Ogress. in American's tali.1 with
the Tramport Workers Union. "None
that we can rtport," he replied.
Farmer, the first Negro named by
President Nixon to a high 1-0Vemment
post, sald he hopes to "give a piece
of the action to the black ma.ues through
community development corporations
and cooperatives."
After an emotional reunion with his
big family at the mine entrance, Jones
was v•hisked 20 miles to a Salt Lake
City hospital )or examination and rest.
He looked v.·eary, but obviously was
in hig hspirils.
Freezing Cold Wraps U.S.
"I want a shower'." he shouted. "I
think I need it." The ec:ho rang down
lhe hoapltal corridor.
He got a bath instead. Then he shaved
himKll, had a dinner of ham and eggs
and watched a televiaion rtplay of bi:;;
mcue.
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It wu a tearful, joyful scene when
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Fincl1 Supports
School Act, But
·~ Hedges on Funds
WASHINGTON IUP l 11 E W
Secretary Robert H. Finch aa!d today
.J.1 he support! the Johnson-adm.inistration-
founded program of aid to public schools
but hedged on conunJWng himseU to
increased 1pending in that Held.
.e1 Finch, head of the Department of
·" Health, Education and Welfare, told the
Hoose Education and Labor Committee
he favors a two-year extension of the
Elementary and Secondary Education
Act •. Chatnnan Carl D. Perkl.nt (0-Ky.),
has 1ntroduetd a bill 10 exlend the Id·
os for five years.
PMklns asked Finch If he would sup-
pol1 nearly doubling of the funding to
S:.2 bilUon f« ihe matn part of the
•ct.
" Floch praised the purpo51!1 of the pr~ .., aram but did not. say whether be sup-
... ported such .an Increase. He NJd his
department lJ now ltudylni tht entire
act and may propose cb&ngae ln it
.M later.
the tunnel train carrying Jones to safety
reached the surface after a 4~~·mile
ride from the shafl in which he was
trapped by a cave·in March I.
A cheer went up from more than
300 persons crowding the tunnel opening,
including Jones' entire family. Her eyes
glistening. Mrs. Jones cried. "Buck, I
lo\'c you:" His children shouted, ;,Hi,
dad :"
"Hello, mother.'' the weary, bearded
Jones said to his wife .... Then the two
spent a private moment in the covered
mine car before fellow miners carried
him to an ambulance.
"His kisses were very dusty," said
daughter Velma Jones. ~trs. Jones said
he wu "very tired" but had laughed
and talked with her.
A nurse said Jone; did not appear
to hive any cuts or bad bnii1es, but
had "awfully red knees, probably from
havinl to kneel a Jot."
Jones' quarters were about five feet
wide, and only high enough ror him
to crouch in.
The rescue climaxed days or danger
and frustration ror workers who risked
their own lives in the narrow shart
or the lead, zinc and silvei: mine.
Officials had feared a new cave.in
\\"hich could have. crushed Jones and
taken the lives of his rescuers.
A direct route U1rough lhc 12·lo-15
feet of mud and rock which sealed
Jooea in the tunnel was abaridoned after
four days because of cave-in danger.
An attempt to drlll an escape tuMtl
wilh diamond bits also ran into problems.
The rescue wu finally made through
a tunnel which "·orker1 be1an chopping
through soUd rock Thursday.
Unidentified Man
Rescued F1·om Clif{
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Coast
Guard helicopter lowered ~ basket •nd
rescued "a John Doe, white and about
30·• from an «ean cllttskk.
The unldenlined man, who hid 11\pped
and drop~ to a wall above Sutro &ths.
\1,.u taken latt Sunday nlghl to the
U.S. Public Health HOlpllal, whcrt doc-
tor1 said he w•~ in shock and could
not give hfa name •
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W 01nan Loses 75
Pounds to Give
Brother Kidney
ANN ARBOR. Mich. fU PI) -A
~alamaroo housewife shed 75 -pounds
In order to go on the operatilJI table
and donate a kidney to her ailing 'brother.
"He's feeling u.·onderful and 110 am
T," said Mrs. Robert William1; as her
brother. David Greenleaf. 36, of Vassar,
made plans today to leave his University
of Michi~an hospital bed.
Mrs. \Villiams. who shared the san1t
rare blood type P negative as Greenleaf
was told by doctors in September, 1967:
that she was the only person who could
give a kidney to Greenleaf with 1
reasonable chance of traruplant success.
But her bulky 2'1'1·pound frame made
her too great an operating risk doctors
.said as they rtfu&ed to atte~pt the
transplant.
HQJtever , Greenleaf. who had 1 history
or CJeteriorating kidney t r o u b 1 e
throughout hi! life, stood liWe chanct
of living a normal life without a new
kidney .
Steady dieting brought Mrs. Williams
down to 202 pounds by January of thi&
ye:ar -the same month her brother
went on a kidney machine at University
Hospital. The operation was perlormed
la st month and doctors termed ii 11 success.
Search Launched
Of Graveyard
TRURO, M111-(UPI) -51 ate
Troo?e!s and park raneen witb ma~
and mine detectors launched a "yard
by yard" search toda,y of 1 macabre
murderer's graveyard which has alreadJ
yielded the mutil1ted bod.ir.s of at least
four women .
Truro Police Chief l!arold M. lertftt
!iaid sibout 7) troope.r1 aod rana:tn from
the Cape COd National Scuhore Part:
"'ere making an "all-out tlfort" fn their
search or the pinM:lad tandy wultl
betl'·een Truro and the sea.
Rangers said one man. 1ven brought
hls own sho\·el and "Just began dlglna." ~!e 6plained that be wanted to helJ
111 the search.
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themed art.ea.ct;oQ•w!th "'""'-11• )lµffet oupper is •poMi>twd'
by Newport"H"'¥Auxiliary ol:tbl'~dren'!f.Home. Society, ,.
UP F.OR SAl·E -Ready to accept· bids for the first'arl w"!'.k to
be a~tioned at the Soiree d'Art is Robert Guggenheim '(a~ left),
auctioneer, assisted by Mrs. Merton K. Cameron J r., c~an,
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Words, W ords, Words
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" ' Communication .E·xpert
• Se~s Understanding Gap
. ' l . BY JEAN cox
Of ~ ~Uy l"llol Sllff
The average person wakes
up in the morning to the blar·
ing voiee o[ a radio aMouncer
and goes to sleep after turning
off the 11 p.m. news.
In between awakening .and
retiring, his day bas been fill·
ed with words -declarations,
promises, instructions, ques-
tions and answers.
Yet there ha:ii been very
little communication.
This is the thesis o (
Lawrence A. Dysart. a com-
munications expert wbo told
South Coast Club members o(
Laguna Beach lai;t Wednesday
that the communication gap
orten exists because people
do not always say what they
mean.
An example is f o r m e1r
governor Pat Brown, who d~4
ing a .campaign speech stated,
"The northern California flood
situation.ja·tbe worst disaster
since f.Was elected."
Conversation is often block·
ed, sai~ Dysart, by the kinds
of questians asked.
"If you were to ask your
_husband, 'How were things
today?' the reply probably
wouldn't be tOO revealing.
However, if you '.asked 'What
is the most important thing
that hajipened today?' you
might launch a conversation
by as~ ~ leading quei,,tion."
nad f ~~estions tp a~k, ·~
cording to the· speaker, are
"Do you. love me?" or "Is
someOtiag the matter?"
Better questions would be,
"Why· do _you say thait?" or
"Would· .you explain· that to
me?"
turn people off when they ai'1>
~!king." ·,'
He said a researcli ex·
periment showed tbe average~
person talks 125 to 150 words ' a, minute, while the JisteMr
is capable of 500 to 600 wordt
a minute.
''How they spend the spare .
lhlnking t i m e , detennlnel
their listening capability,"
DyMrt observed.
, Television is another cog lo
m.o d e r n conversation; ac·
cording to the Santa Ana resi-
dent, who admitted his faml17
is as susceptibje as the next
«Occasionally I throw out
e conversational stone, hoping
to start a ripple. I tried. the
other day during a com-
hlercial, but my son said, 'Tell '
me later Dad, I don't want
to miss the program.' "
. J)ysart, rOrmer director o1~
a ·speakers bureaU' and com-
munications for a large oil
company, was called on ·to
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April, • In •
1 .t~s ··Pari .s '
"F--t belll for 11.l&ht to Pam. CbaDlpap
..-, art ......Uon and soiree ahead."
Mornbers and .guestS o.f the Newport·Harbor Auxi-
liary ol. the Children's Home . Society will take the
P&rif-speci&l flight to the Irvine Coast Country Club
Friday; April 18, for the seventh annual Soiree d' Art,
a biennial event antic!patecl by artist. and gnesu ~Ute.
;'transformed into a contemporary Parisian art gal·
lery willr draw!ngs ·of bl~ck and white accented In ye!·
low; the' country club .will· be filled with oil paintings,
wallftolon ·anc1 collages 'to be auctioned aa In the past
by &bert.Guggemeim, civic leader and philanthropist.
F;,.u~;will be&b!.w\th' a g~g from Jobn
Scott· Tl'Olter, ,wen..~ composer; cooductor and
patron of1iie eris, who' will serve as niaster of cere-Ulllllles. . ..... ~
Gues!J will • enjoy a cbampagne buffet supper be-
fore the alktion begins and will be greeted during din-.nor by Roger Armstrong, noted artist and teacber at
the lAlguna Beach School of Art and Design, and his
wife. ·· .. ~
.1 Mrs .. tfer.ton K. C~erOn Jr., chairmali, ts coordi·
natlng plans for the ·art lovers' event; and helping her-
ach)eve the ·Paris-style allµospllere are the Mmes. Del·
bert Van -Ornum, . deconiticms; 'William Knimjlholi.
P.otlt SAim; ·Richard• JOll&I, ·assistant', Petit Salw;
Roliert Hci1bon. invitations; 'Donald Swedlund, paint·
lngs; a.iii'g .. w. Gurr Jr.,•ptograw; Ira W. Smith,
~; 'Terrell ·L. 11oot,:pn.s;·WllliBJ!1. manton, re.,;valiiJlll; Robert .Me~e, . transportation, and.
Willl'am. Harper, treasurer. .
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'Horse
Sense I
Adopted
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J\aclng to raise ltakOI for
charity are members ~ tbe
sea Circle who will be .fir
aod runnJnc to Slota Alilli
Race Tract .Frktay, March 21,
Proceeda from the !'lucll)"'
day will benefit the buil4lqi
fund ol the Fklmice Cril>
tenton Home In Orange c..;;,.
ty. 11 is hoped tbs! : h
building will be Wider ..O·
struction thiJ year. . ...
Ticteta:, at· $10, lnclud• ~
round-trip bull fare a: p '.d
resuved ~ble stating in.~
track's cllJbhouse.
Buses will leave at 10 ~in.
at El Niguel COuntry di.iii.
Sooth Laguna,' aod al MUO
a.m. at Irvine Cout Counf!'y
Club, Newport Bw:b; 5anla
Ana COuntry Club aod • at
Orangelalr Shopping Cen11t lt
the comer of H a r I> 01'
Boulevard aod Orangelb«!io
Avenue, Fulltrtoo. -.-.
<
l•voo and I both know ••.
is a common phrase ~
by politicians. What they
really •mean is, 1r know and
you don't know and I hope
you don't know that you don't
know,' " he commehted.
Often, said Dysart, people
say something by mistake
which they don 't really mean.
Sile.nee. ls golden, especially
to a good conversationalist.
"A carelul list.Del' LI ~·beol
conversationalist," pointed out
Dyu.rt, "however, we tend to
11peat to the group after a _..
la.st·minute cancellation from THEY'RE OFF AHD RUNNI -Whil .. 'Mrs. ·
Rick Du Brow, a UP.l writ.r. • Clarence Graham •tudles the ricing font1, Mrs.
who · was going to dl.!cuSI Ben Deerle and Mrs. W. M. HogUe (left; to •rltllt)
televlsJon. get in · the mood for a day at e nces ,at .s.nta
Anita. '1be ~ event, 1pamored by the Sea
Cin:l• al lie FlorODCe,CriUenton Home, will take
pillce FJlday, l(aldl 21.
Chairman of the ,..,,t;:i,
Mrs. Richard Bert ... :jf
Sooth Laguna, and .. ~
on her committee are :Iii·
Mmes. K e I t h· Fullerwklli';
James Perkins, w. :e.
Hopkins, L. W. Erb, D:.11.
McCay, Clareoce Grahlm .. -
WtWam Holabinl. .... . :--,.·
11cUtl may be retened ··:. from 1111)' aimnber. .. .. ..... . . : ; ,, .. ,
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Wedding · May Go
DE•s JANfi I.ANDERS: My husband
and i~ beside ourselves. Our college4
cradua~ daughter, who could have mar·
ried aiv one o£ 10 sane1 promising
yoong rhen, has seltled for an oddball
who is causing us no end of trouble.
to . the DOgs /f They Do ··Their Own Thing :
.. I: ' j • • ·····
We wanted a beautiful church wedding
but that's out now. Courtney has air
nounced that his best man is going
to be hi11 dog Blaze. "Why be a
hypocrite?" he said in all seriousness.
1•1 have no friend who is as faithful
and loyal as Blue." My husband had
an ulcer attack right then and there.
The best man is supposed to g1ve
Qie ring to the groom to place on
hls bride's ringer. Courtney ~ys he
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ANN LANDERS
Is tralnlng Blaze to carry the ring box
in h.iJ mouth and that Blue will open
his mouth and drop lhe boJ: on order.
Our minister has refused to perform
the ceremony, but Courtney found a
justice of the puce who wiU marry
lbein. Our daughter i> nol the least
bit disturbed. Sbe says everybody has
to 11do hl11 own thing." ,
My husband Sa)'! he will atlend t h t>
•
ceremony but be will not pay for
aoythlng. Alto, be Is not p g to lnv1t.
biJ business Partner ... any or his
bulJness frlenda. Do you !eel he LI being
fair? -R.X.
DEAR R.X.: Yes I olo, A• I .,_
daqll..,. !Mata OlloenrlJ<, e,..tala RMI
ber f-h clolog BIS -tldlf.
DEAR ANN : Income lax time is hert
-
agai~1 Pleue ripel\;~ac!Vlce ol Jul year. ell your rudm DOI to lm-
on frleodsbip,o( ..,. """""1iaot or
tu Wit. .
P,.ple who woolda, drUm ol>"*1n(
the butcher ,.,.. "' ll'eo -. ... •
bar1'er for a free ·balrcut, think notbfDc
of. ¥king a 11oeial acqualnlance to "~
them"· prepare tbelr tu rtUanl 11 a
favor.
~fy knowledge wu not ollUined Im
It'I the only Wng t baVe to _. for
• Uvtnc. &!11'11 tllal your -... I~ the yellow -.-,. "Accounlanta,
<Jcrtifled l'Ublic." -TEXAS CPA
DEAR TEX: Tllak ;rw for"a tlmel}'
bit of 1dvlct. And te .U el 7°" t1l
work.
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Gancef: Check Values
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: SHIPSHAPE -Modeling nautical ~!tire,. 'l'hich. is· featured in the fashion
.: showings at the Western Najional Boat {;hpw, Anaheim Convention Center, are
:• ·(Jeft to right) the ~•es Nadlne }Vole~berghe, Judy Geyer, and Earleen
.; Magusin, all Orange Coast College ·students.· · ' " '
:~ Sailors' Delight ·
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~j 'Fash ions Piped .Aboard
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MARCH 11'
BJ SYDNEY oMAllB
.&BIBB (Mard>ll·Aprll 11):
Strta '<>11 liow JOU bindle
,_alblllly. 8uperloni are , tnterwtod , In P1lll . ,. ••
cbanoe IO irove Ui-Ao-
oept ""',,...... Be .lhoiougb. Den't·ttlp ,, llltlal~
T~ (April •May IQ):
Doll' Po pod 'lo nm away
!nm problema. Face lraues
u Ibey n1at. Yw get belp
f-,_ --Be alert, ·Vital. U eoth111!1stlc, you at·
ttact lillet. Keep up with cor-
~i~ SJ.June 20]:
Hold ninl -llnancu are coactrned. .Loved 0 D e I ,
eapeclaUf cblldNtt, m a k e
demimds. Haye !rant talk ·-bodpt. Olberwile, there
Is wute, dupllcaUon. Gilt
Ii.ms make good bl;y. CANCEi! (June II.July ZI):
Be pradicll .. "-home
repllrs, in\provemenla are
concerned. Not wise lo ...,.
mll younell lo Iona-term
aareemenL Shop for qulllty.
Rel\Jle lo be dulled by
aupei'Alesman. aioct vllUn.
LEO (July 1)-Aq. ZI):
5\>lne around JOU Jact jlellnlte
plans, methods. Yoa *°'Pl:tae
by coming !IP ,with -
that work. ~ c:oolJdenl. Set
pace. Oulline patlem. Adhere
to prtnciples. You are ap-
preciated.
VIRGO (A111. 23-Sept. ZI):
Finish what you atart. Leave
no Joose ends. YOU· get chance
to gain grealer r.cognlilon.
CreaUve eflorls pay of!.
Wbere previously you mlgbt
have been rejected, today ac·
oeptance Is ~O)'ll«ed.
WRA (S<pl. 2S-Oct. ZI):
Evt.nts occur Jn sudden ma.
ner -lllecbl midence.
Family member mate1
aurprlle &MOllnCelllenl. Yao
1"Vlluato pollllaa. New pro.
ject It JllCllll&btod. Comblue 1ntaJJoc1 'w1111 Charm.
SCORPIO"(Od. l:Wov. SI):
One Who ' WU , myoteriou
makes con!--It adds up lo rood humOl'. FolJow.
lhroulh on btmch. You're goina lo gel money'• worth.
Thole wbo opposed you -· are wtlllng lo otrlke_a bargaln.
SAGrrrAllllJS (Nov. D-
Dec. 21): Frleodl1 penuaaJoo
w-i.nl the day. Be gentJe. You
gel a ourprjae -al pleaaant
variety. Solidity Is laetin(.
Plaol are subject lo change.
Ride "1111 tbe tide. EoJo1 ·
youraett -amlle.
CAPRICORN (Dec. zz.Jan.
II): Sudden._ occur In
occupaUon area. Don't map
Jewish Celebrations
at first offer. YOur uaeta are
more vlluabfe than mfibt be
imagined. Know this; pla1
cards close to chest. •
AQUARIUS ( J a n • »
Simulated for Tour Feb. 11)' People al'OOlld you
read in unusual manner.
Habit patterns are broken.
Temple Beth ShoJom Sister·
bood will present ils aecond
Hom• of Llvina Judaiam tour next Wedne:oday beilnning at
9:30 1.m. with registration ln thio temple.
Two celebrations have been
ad<(ed lo the lour, • ~
s!ntion ol bow Ila~ the Festival ol LJrbla ~rat
ed, and a simulated liar Mlto-
vah aervic:e. • ·
Don't be too aurpri>ed by
Field, a traditional Sabbath statements, declarations.
table. Much is mere vapor -due
' Also, Prof. and Mr5. Joseph to dissolve.
Kallr, a model Sukkah com-PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
memorating the harvest festi· A friendship oould grow more
val; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin meaningful You receive·com-
Sd1111terman, a display of pliment -and a glfl. Show
ceremonial obiecu, religious •PPW'lilion without beln&
art treesures and rare books, maudlin. -Accent diplomacy. add Mr. and Mn. Jerry Ya-Strengthen lamlly ties. ·
blooka with a Passover Seder IF TO D A Y IS YOUR
Nltlng commemorailng the BJllTBDAY you are Intuitive,
Elodul. oenoltive lo lr<nds. SocW Ille At each home a sample of ~picks up steam. You are due
festival food will. be served. to be more active. Conakler Guests will attend the slln· ulated Bar MJtzvah celemony home improvement, residence
ERY & CARPP,
... •• $195 S4.tl .,.. r.r
NOW ONLY y.il •P
CUSTOM MADI .
DRAPERIES
A f•llVIOut (11)11tcllol'I of' l'llfl'I QVtlHY dtc0r111'0f' hllrll:I
lnclUlllfls 1000'1 Df y.trd$ of hlull &f)llt bouclu, IO;f\ll"tlt llM!IJ .tnd dllN$1tt • , • .tU nit ·prleed,
DRlvllY IN 7 DAYS ,__ .. ,_ -.,....t. -..,.
QISltlll' .......,_ 11v-. .,.. fuflr, ...,.. tfttcltllt .-ke. lttly " l111rtt l'IMt fir , ......... ..,. ........ tliMlllf MnhPN. P""' wtl'ttnlllllllilt 111111 ...........
OUI WOUMANSHIP IS sunu
HAIDWAU • IODS cvr TO OIDll
CAU fOI Piii mlMATI
SHOP.AToHOMI SllVICI
Gueols will depart, !J!i buses
at t:'5 a.m. for die tour.
Thole opening · their homes
will be Mr. and . Mrs. Naee
Binun, with a CllsPJ" of the
Pllr!m lestivll; Dr. and Mrs.,
Joe David. a B•nukkah set·
ting; Dr. and Mrs._ Sidney
In the aanctuary following the ~Ali TENDENCIES:
t'Qur, and the traditional lunch-By midafteriloon lunar. j>osi-TOMI: UP TO JI MONTHS TO 'PAT
eoo receptlon ,wili follow. tlOll' will em•'••fze """ler''-===================,
AAUW Studi.es
'Education' '
C2lalrm.en or the event are ~ ..... Jr Mrs. Robert Aaron of Tustin money.
.and "-. Martin • ., __ of Ana· To !Ind 11411. Whll'I ~ 1'lr vou m..a"' O)a,aar In IMl'lfY •Nf ._,,,, orcltr S'fdrwr beifn, . Onwott's tloeki.t., "Ste"°" Ml111S for D---·auons may be made M9n •nd wom111... Slnll 111r1M,1e .lloQCl'V ond JO $ft 1o O!riln" Allrolon <y .... n1 ........ _,;~ ..... A-Jes ~-r sterm. ... OAll. y PILOT. lox 22AO, U ~ DU~. ~ Uol: • Grond Ctntrll Stltlon. . New York.
DIMES TO DOLLARS
Sp•nd dime•, m•kt doll•n. c.n 642-5671 for h1lp with •n l&.-
•111p•nsi ... t, ,ure.fltt DAILY , PILOT Dimt·•·Line •"· :~ • The trend in feminine styles variety of pants styles · are These are lips passed on .:this year is to ~er up and lh~ "in" thing , for this 'year about new styles by Miss
"'.dress up. . · · aJong with a ·wide choice· <t. . cMadelil)e Criglow, fashion ex·
:; ! This doesn't mean the b~ , colorful blouses ~ *°PB· 1 • ·pert for ;the Wet Seal chain
··Qs out, but on the beach yQ.U'~ The .new fashions not only ot stores in Orange County ·;be seeing the more feminine are more colorful -with red, specializ.ing in d r e a s e s ,
::P.IQsuit, or cover-up suit and white · and blue being big in sportswear and swimwear.
-i the nautical styles are being the broad color range -they They are being modeled dal-
·: t(lanted the same way. lean heavily towards more ly in a fashion show dlD'ing
"1faicb of ~ Ana. f\l,Y. 10017,
·Newport-Cost a Mes•11~·~~~i~~~~;~;;~i~~;-B'811Chi Amerioan Assoclalion ' ~ #4'tl of, Unimi!}'. Women wlll ' . ~"":-• p flll.1/11,. learn about.'Cljrr!llt Leglsla-• __.,,, .,,,~..,
tion as. It Affects Public F.du-
cation.
... :~ ; Amoog the more fashion-comfortable wear. Clothes will the Western National Boat and
:•l'binded crowd, the dress up be tooaer fitting as well as Marine Show, which continues :~fiend will include wearing more deCorative. through Sunday at Anaheim
·: ehain bell!, necklaces and And another important item Convt:nt.ion Center. G i r J s
:; jewelry; loading up with ac· mating the new styles popu]ar modeling are student& from
:; ~essories of all types. i! .that cJotbet are !MDI ipa~ CXange Coad. Collep. It'•
"Instructor" 'will be Dr. s a 1 0 n s Wtlliam Cunningham, IUpertn.
tendent of the Newport·Mesa
Unified School Dilltict and
member of the Admlilfstrative
Policies Commission, State ol.
.• • Flare leg, elephant and, a wblcb have better ..-itlllty, ~ 'ol th'1r curriculum .lft
dryabll!tr ud nquln •• ---training pna1ng er Jnmlnr, Jul! drop cw....
California.
The meeting will ~ place
II( 7:!0 p.JD. nezt Widneoday
in Island llouoe, Flillion 1 ..
" . ~l :Fashions ... . •.
~j:Sighted ...
·• · First Mates or' the .Balbo.tl :; heh! Club will be 'taken or\
•· a Spring Fling riext Thursday
:: With a luncheon fashion show
•· featuring styles from Apropos.
::.: After the 11 :30 a.m. social
:. hour and 12:30 luncheon, the
:: :fpriflg ensembles Including
·:Rudi Gernreich'1 latest de-
·: Signs, will be presented by
:. Mrs. Almon Lockabey, lash-
:· ton coordinator.
; Commentary will be offered
•. by Miss Marsha Yust and
: models Will be the Mtnes .
... William Boland, C b a r I e 1 > f;ddy, Michael Hirsch, Thom·
.:: as Kellogg, Jay Linderman,
:· Leonard South and David ~ Young.
~-· Luncheon chairman is Mrs . :t Edward Latham, who also
·•· will provide back.ground mu-
: Sic, and wardrobe mistress i3
• Mrs. Cooper Johnson.
'. : Completing the list or those
.; assisting is Mrs. 8. W. Wil-
·t· ""-son decorations chair-,...,.. ..
.• man, and her committee •
. : :Cashiers Bid
"
:: · A talk on Variable Annuities
·• by George Strelsfleld. general .: aitnt of Lincoln National Life
·• Insurance Co., is on the
:: agenda tomorrow evening for
.; ·members of the Life Inaurance
~ Cashiers and Office Man-
·• agers Association of Orange
·• County. ~ ·: The monthly meeting will
·: ~in with a cocktail hour at ~ 5:30 in the Iron Horse restau-
• rant. Orange. with d i n n e r
: planned for 6:30 p.m.
ALL
: .UNRAVELED?
Jhin& that probl<'m to us , · . . We've solved some of
the toughMl ones. Our cx-Perta make them good.
The
KNIT
WIT
'SOUTH COAST PLAZA
L.ptu M•ll Att••• frern w •• i ... rth'•
lrltt•I •• tfie St11 Dl•t• ,_,,,
COSTA MESA
them In the lrUllei, IW!tch '!be Fuhion Shows are
lo tho ~ and put them llC)>eduled !or 8:!0 p. m ,
away on :a tiinger, They1re weeknilbtl, at S:JO~and 1:30
rudy lo p l(aln· with no p.m. Satur11o7 and S:!O p.m.
'!:w r . · 111e ............ om.
cers be elected llld study
1111111 .. !bu by mlJ1dy. only Cllt'doolnJ day SUnd1y. . '
topics for .. a tW<>)'Olif period
willbeamiounc:ed. •
' . tu~. THRU SAT. 9:30 r 5 ;.111:
true~to-life por:traits
IN .COLOR
5x7 PORTRAIT, ora set l 49
OF4 WAUET SIZE PHOTOS ......... e . ,.
2 CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED TOGETHER.: •• 2.98
Great color portraits, as only the ''Pixy'' photoaraphers cap.
tur1 them. All portraits are delivered to yau at our store. You
have your choice of several p0ses. No malUnr. handlin1.
orotherehargos. Ate limit, 12ye1rs.
TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 .. 5 p.m.
PENNIYS COSTA MESA
2300 HARBOR BL VD.
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We shape your lightened hair into lovely curls .
We caress the curls with •NiCe Change" -no f>6"0ride.
In just 10 minutes 7'1flr new blonde curls lake on
whi.!per ... ft color-lone that luta through ~I
ah&mpooe. With no rulM>ff', no retouch prob1em : we juat
renew the color whenever you wiah I
Nowioort llooch, Coli!. tlll ............ llW,
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Costo -. Coll!. 11' (, ,,,... """' .....,,,, C:Wllllr --Oro-, Colll. ~=.." ... ~
c .. 10 Mou, Colll. "" ....... ·~"""""''" lllt• -......
Santa An1, Cilif.
UM W.ll'fllMter ,._ e-.r
........ 1)1.,.
PLUS SHAMPOO $i25
AND sn <Moo. """ "'"'"' ...... .. Alhr S p.ftl., $2.50
hidey, SaturdaJ, Saoder ................ .00
Ceoto Meoo, Collf. ,. w. 1ttf\ $1,...t .... """"
' Founloln Valley, Colli.
ltnf """"""11 Vll ... C-... ,,.... .... ,
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Monday. Marth 10, l'J!
:w••t,.afnsier Tlaeater _ ........... --~--
. . ~ ·-~'Light Up Sky'· StellaY ·S~~'!:· NY· Awful, But lie Loves it
. By TOM BARLEY
Of .. D<IJIJ ...... '""
They call Moaa Hart'a.wJtty,
wonderful window on show biz
"Lllbl Up The Sky" and an
Inspired Weatmlnster COJD.
111onlty Theater caat did ex·
•clil' lhal Friday ni&hl in a
~tar protluctton ol I b I 1
hardy perennial of a play .
. : Hart's dev.,.ta,t;ni dla)oguo
;... and It wa.t gr~rid to• qaln
"l.t•HT UP' TM• lllY" .,
.A CGmldy ll't' Mou H•tt• dlreetlcl '°' T«n Tttv" "1 *""" IN ttcflo. 11lul dl!lldloll b'f Arvh:I M1l11H, tt1~
~-Joen H1•rtr, 1u11Md W 0.rl-l.ll!'lblrt, Plftelli.d ,rldlo~
Ind S.~v• Wlroutll M.lrdl tt 1t
the Wfflmllllt.r comm11nltl' Tllffi.r.
W.ttlrTtltttlff AVWf!U. 1t Golden Wnt
Slrttt 11'1 Ille WnlmlMltr Canter Mill ••
: THI CAST Ml" Lowell .........•..... J1nlct Mni.r
CtrtltOl'I F!l1 .. r11d ....•.. , ... Ed Llt!le
l'IOtt lltdl .............. Helene Mii
TllrMr ................. RIY Scott
s 1 L1v1nt1ton .•••.. Jitn11lffW M11rr1v
Ptter SINl'l ........ , .• ,,,, •. RJ<Jc GU!llf
Sldfll'Y lll~ ............. ,Al1n 0. Hirt I,_ LtvlM1llllll .••. t.C111>I F1ubtkk 'f'<'ltl' ll:1vbum ....... : •.. Okk J~t wini.m H. ~llft,,.,. .... Jo. o.i 1tott0
. bear one of the crlspes~
scripts in the annals of com·
tdy -was made to I1'.'e&sur8
for this hard-wo·rklng
Westminster creW. There were
few faults to find throughout
a long, demanding play and
whatever errors or omissions
we had noted went in the
waste basket in the afterglow
of that superb thlrd act.
Tbis was,whe.re ~se ide~y
cast players really won tbetr
. spurs. Harl sets them a fran-
tic pace in a whirlwind clima1
to· his clever offering but
direct.tr Tom Tims• brigade
-tOok it all in their stride to
·~ve ui the mo~t entertaining
li!lt-bour of theater that we'\te
bad in"a long Ume. ·
• Full marks ti> Titus for a
1ieautiful job of direction. And
he gels our' gratelul credit
for lhooe many updatings and
touches of thespian p o·J is h
Doted during the play, .all of
-which did so much to enhance
an already glittering and
hi ably entertaining show.
· You may or may not know,
gentle reider, that Titus and
1 are colleagues on the DAILY
PILOT. Don't think for one
moment that that fact is
allowed to affect the ob-
jectivity of· this particular
critic. He will vouch for the
fact that those who merit
bricks get eaactiy that.
AIL BOUQUETS
... But it's bouquets all the
way today for the Titus set
and It's a summation that
would, we know, win the warm
approval of the delighted . au-
dience in · that cozy little
Westminster theater.
· It Seems a trif1e hard on
their hard -working and
dedicated colleagues to name
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Al•n H•rt, C•rol Faulstlck, Dick Jefferis In 'Llghf Up tht Sky'. t .
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despondent company I n t o
parozysms or joy.
· Tom Barley thinks it was
a terrific . show, Miss
Faulstick; ·by far the i>Osl
piece of theater we 've seen
this season and a clever,
fast pacecf play. that' tets o:ur
soli~ eOdorseinent. '
Two Nights
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NEW ~ORK (UPI) -Yorker II lhal ba hi• traveled th .. ter, bul DO -JQt
B r l t I s a c l or D o n a 1 d between· here and London anytblnl tln. to survive. Broadway ltseU will btcomt Pleasence lhlnkl Ille In New since 1911. bigger and bigger, and-~
York Ctty ls gre"at ixcept for "I feel1mQre at home here and smaller at &be amt
theater critlcr, unions, taxicab than In any place I've been, Ume."
drivers, telephone operators, including London,·~ the fi8..year Pltaaence, veteran of many
landladies, the weather and old veteran actor said, add.in& an avant-garde play hlmlelf,
traffic. ha1 nolhlng ttut praise for
H1I fondness for Britain is howevar ,. lb.at he prefers Lfln..1.-ol~f·B!!;roa~d~w!!a[;J~od~uc~U~ons.!!!:._,
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'R!Jmeo' Top
AAPA's List
in About the aame vein. don theater crJUcl. 1
Coming Jn "out ol a freezing "New York c r It t c 1,
winter evening for an ln-e s p e c I a l l'y one, are ' the
terv:lew, the star of ~e arbiters of taste .•. they mean Broadway hit "The Man m . . the Glass Booth" neatly sum~ _life or 'death. Jn ~n,
roed up bis opinion ol ''Fun where there are many more
City:" papers, they have the power
"l hale New York taxis. to make you, bUt not break
I don't think they e:list. It's you."
CQld, I haven't been this cold In his own career, Pleasence NEW YORK (UPI) -"Fun· in years. I'm surprised Wben
\el bo I · • doesn't have much to com--ny ·Girl" and ''Romeo and . a ep ne opera or lS no.., rude. Traffic is horrible. plain about, He has rectived
Juliet" .b'ave· .be-m named wqi. Broadway is a sick sc~e. generous reviews in biJ cur·
nera Jn the AU.American • .stage hands. are paid loo rent dual role 11 8 Nazi and Press 'A!aoCiates' a D nu a I much. . .everyone is barn·
movie best awards. boozled by the unions. It took his Jewish captor. He al110
Wreclcint (rew ' . . .
AAPA menlber1, rtpresen-me months to get my apart· is rumored 'to be in line for
Ung \ ·r1 .i;paguiQtS :i nd meat -my landlady hasn 't Broadwa'y•s belt actoi: awapt. 'new:spa~~' picked 2f: winners seen It in years. The critics, The outspoken actor tbhW trom·ll:iiilninet's for English especially one, . are I be that Inflation; blgb wa1es and ~language mu.sical and non-arbiters of taste." overspending producers are
rnu.sical jlroducUons and "How do you like New York, pushing Broadway into more Elk• Somm..-
forelgn films. Mr. Ple~nce?" financial troubles. Sharon Tate
.Barbra Streisand of "Funny "I love it." "The result will be more AUO
Girl" won the best actress f=;T~h=e~re~a~son~:P:l:e:a:1~e~n~c:•;="m:=u:=si:,cal:':si,im=ore==la=v=lsh=='ly=do=ne=,]ll •111 ooU•LAs a'Ward in the English langu age ALIX COID
musical category while Ron ''The BROTHERHOOD"·.
Moody look the actor's honors NOW-Exclusive . '"· stt.w Stwfl 7 P.M.
for bls role in "Oliver." , Sh I C.llt. s.t. "-•I P.M.
K th . H b Aroo ow n~ ,...., ..._ :rr.11. a ar1ne ep urn w a s
rupned best actress for her ~ Origin1I Uncut
role ii "The Lion in Winter" nt 1. ...._
ancl CWf J\obertaoa won for hllllN .......... Version
"Charley" in the non-musical
calqocy.
France's "The Two of Us"
took the honors in ~ foreign «Im department.
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i Co111111uni·
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for "A" 10 Having
ntc:essary
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11 ul"' s1 .. , 17 Al posslble :is Femlnlnt name
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statesman
21 Round Tab le
knight
22 Goose genus
21 From lZ:OO to 1:00, e.9. 25 Sultable
for grazing
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character
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man's u111br1ll1
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45 Waited In ambush
49 University
VIP
50 Native
of Agr• 51 Diamond merchant's concern
51 Perform
anew
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little
purpose
59 Beg uile
bO Frenchman's head
bl Uusic1!
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ti2 Gay city
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&4 Slgnal float &S U.S. pres ident
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2 Son of
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5 The old
collegt·-
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7 Teller of untruths I G"""en and T-men
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hol)pfd
beverage
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Can. poft
lZ Actors
mfl!lory work
ll Natural
abrasive
19 By's partnrr
21 Man's nlcknamt 24 Pottle
contr1ct1on 25 Raiment
26 G11111ent
27 Igneous
rock
21 Oast
29 Vessel 10 Business lrtns1ctlon
32 Prepos ition
31 ltfr: 2 words
34 Porntfd instrument
3/10/6!
35 In 1 state of aw1ttneSS
3& ·--1g1r 38 Ple1sed
41 Go·belween
42 Beaufort,
for one
4~ Cut
45 Ullk:
Corob. fort1
4& Arena ernploytt
47 Cowpoke's ICCHsory
48 Hepbum
and Smith 49 Family
111ember 51 Hen's spouse
52 Fatirle}
S4 Pound
SS Btllevt
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consultant:
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reJ,ue4 de~ ol the ,,..
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~ l\ilPorl <OUpe which
' ' ' will be avallJlhle In limited
numbert later Ulil month at
l\ulCk-Oi>el dealenhlpe.
'lbe new mini-roupe wUl
hl&hllcht 'perfonnaoet., aero-
dynamic llyllng, p o p • u p
beadllg\>ls and ai..o feature a
built-in roll bar, e n e r g y
ab!orbin&: bOdy de s'i 1 n ,
teleScoplC steering cclumn and
tbe other standard equipment
accei)table to U.S. safety stan-
clar<ls. • •
'Ille !root eocl styling of the
GT Is dlsllngulzhed by a Jlop-
fng hood with a bubl>le <>Ver
,lf>e aJr ct.,aner, headllgbts that
· are Dush with Ibo body when
'not in use and 1 narrow grille,
which houaes two turn signal
lights below the bumper.
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ped with distinctive red tall
and stop lights.
BUICK INTRODUCES NEW OPEL GT TO AMERICAN DRIVERS
Fore •nd Aft Views of R•cy 2·pa11tnger Mlnl--coupe
TWIN CAllBS
Standard equipment iocludes
the hi&h compression version about t 900 pounds of the ()p<l I.I llter SR engine .../~. • . · wiU. twin carburetors. whlcb For easier enb"ari« ,and.e.x·
deveJops rr horsepower, a it, the doon ertend 'into the
f o u r • s p e e d transmission root section.
synchronized In all forward The ccckpit of the Opel GT·
gears, and• push button radio features •···• 1 •· .,_. with manual antenna. Optional ~e sea~, Wu~u
equipment includes the t.9 have hlgb seat backs with
liter S eJlllne. 102 horsepower, incorporated he~ restraints.
and Opel's new three-speed Seat and seat back. are ad·
autom_aU~ tramrnission. justable. The seats also can
"This lll truly a new sports car" said o F Frost Buick'l be tilted forward for easy ac-• • · · • ttSS to the luggage area, · 1eneral sales m a n a g e r . which is direct} behind the
"There b n't another c~r like seats. Y
It and consequently 1t . has The well padded instrument
generated. a Jot of enthus1as.i;n panel and tunnel Coo.wle pro-
wherever 1t has ~n shown. vide Wtnunents and switches
The sporty design of the both convenient and accessible
GT body !eaturea ma~um to the driver.
aerodynamic characteristic~. The large t a c h o m e t e r •
HeadJamps are nus~ . w!th speedometer ind control lights
the body surface to m~ are directly in the drlVer'1
turbulence. For nlaht drivmg field of vision. 1be ashtray
the bea~p& are. rotated to and stick shill with reverse
the operating posiUoo by a lock are mounted on the con-
lever mounted on the conso!e. sole. The parking brake handle
A low . Cf!ller of grav1.ty, is localed within easy rea'.ch
plus poslbomng of the engme between the Seats
behind the front axle, provides · acellent weight diatrlbution The ~ GT features an
and road bot"'•• bilit all..teeJ. mtqraled ..,1>•4 ~· ,.,.... capa Y· chassis design With a · rigid DIMENSl~NS . . torsion-resistant ~body. The GT s . dim ensions are Tbe dual-brak . -.ts 'th
41.2 ~ in height, 16~.t booster have ~~ i:nt
1nches lD length and 62.2 10-and drums in the rear
ches in width. Its weight is Five-inch rims and radial
See our
lull·Jlll• ad
in thi1week'1
TIME
Maguine
tires are standard. 1be 12-volt
electrical syotem is, fed by
an alternator. A h I g h
performance ignition coil is
standard.
1be new automatU: three-
11peed transmission, produced
by Opel,, is available as an
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TO AMND AN
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3355 Via Lido
Newport Beach
Phone: 67&-3940
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option wilh the 1.9 S engine.
The propeller shaft is ex-
tremely short, t h e r e f o r e
capable of transmitting very
high engine re volutions·
wlthw~ vibrations.
The GT comes in five body
colors -regal gold, !trato
blue, metalllc &llver and GT
metallic green, all of which
are metallic, plus Ra11ye red.
* * * CADIU.AC BOASTS
NEW RECORDS
Cadillac sales records v.·erc
rewritten in February as the
division reported new highs
for the month, the last lo.day
sdiing period and a daily stil-
ing rate that is the best or
any month ever, according to
Calvis J. Werner, general
manager of the division and
vice president of General
Motors.
By ~YLVIA PORTER
Q. If 10 of you were
determined to buy "widgiU"
1nd only .six widgils were
available on the market, what
would you guess the "normal"
price trend of widgil! wouid
be? •
A. Strongly up, of course
-1and if 'that lopsided rela·
tionships between demand and
the visible supply persisted,
the uptrend in prices would
normally persist too.
TRANSLATE this simple il-
luslration into terms of the
great and growing demand for
stocks from institutional in-
vestors in conlrast with the
comparatively minor e1·
pansion in the new supply of
common stocks, and you "'ill
have a fundamental reason
_why the basic trend of the
stock market will almost sure-
ly continue upward over the
Jong·term. To be specific:
-The demand for stocks
from only a few types of
major institutional in\·estors
ran at around $7.5 billion In
1968, up from $2.3 billion as
recently as 1960 and a tiny
$500 million as recently as
$950, according to a n
authoritative .study by Scud·
der, Stevens Clark. one of
the world's leading investment
counsel firms .
This group does no& include
mutual funds, w h l c h ac·
counted last year for another
$1.7 billion of demand. Nor
does it include college en·
dowment funds and
e I e e mosynary institutions.
which accounted for another
huge chunk or buying.
-THE NEW supply of
stocks from major sources
slmuJtaneou.sly ran at about
•·•billion, up from $2.5 billion
ln JlllO •nd a mere $900 million
in 1850. The aourtts Include :
Lawyers ~love
Into Plaza
The Newport Beach law
flnn or Harwood, Soden &
AdilMOn hJS localed Its of.
fkrll at 550 Newport Ctnttr
Drive In the Newport Fina.
ci1I Plul, tt WU announced
today.
Membtn al the nrm are
Donald A. Harwood, Mark A.
Soden, Don R. ~dklnson. Den-
n~ W. ~ Thomas A.
Btmautr ind James P •
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you-with greater personal convenience to you-than ever before.
Come in even if you don't bring money and visit us in these
attractive, centrally-located new offices. For working efficiency, In
the employment of modern equipme·nt, a new standard for California
· savings and loan associations is set. We are equipped to promise
you a greater measure of "customer satisfaction" with our financial
services, skilled personnel and facilities.
At the new location, we will. have on exhibit outstanding items
·from ciur half million dollar collection of rare ancient, foreign and U.S.
coins. Come in and see the exhibit -and also personally meet the
officers and staff members of our new Corona def Mar office.
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Proteeting l' our Teen
Drug Use,: Abuse
I~: ,·1J.S~ Spreads
~ Editor'& Nott: This is t1tt first in a series Of 4rticlt.! totitttn bu a
prtu.winning rt porter to inform anxious parent& about tht ·drug
and TLOTcotki sitxcti<m and .TUggtst what they can do to guard thdr
own childre" again.st it! hazard$.
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AIMCJa~ Pms Scl~nce Wrtter
" The UJt-and abuse-of drugs that affect human minds Is spreading
across the country like smog. ·
Young Americans by the hundreds of thousands, perhaps by the mllllon,
are tasting, .eiperimenling or going still further with marijuana, with LSD,
.wiUl Ule uppies and downies of pep pU1s and sedatives, with Speed, and even r·
in SOQle cases with heroin. I
By the millions, parents are il'h.,
creasingly puzzled, w9ttied, or e'/fn
downright panicky. Most di&turbing
to them, marijuana or "pot" es-
pecially is becoming popular among
junior high llld high school students.
"My seven-year-old daughter can
spell marijuana; I never beard of
it until I wa.s in college.'' says one
37-year-old father.
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··-ELUDES DEATH SENTENCE
King Asnssln R1y
Mexico Seeking
Extradition: of
Newport Doctor
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~udge Gives .
King Slayer
99 Yem·s
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -James Earl
Ray,. ind\Cathl& ·he WIS part, ol an
assauinalioll' censpit1cy, pleaded guilty
today 'to tho mun!er of Dr. Martin
Llllller ~Ing Jr; and a jury, by prear··
--~ ... tenced him \0 Ill ·years In prlsoo.
Tbe state , ~led a handful of
witnesses and, Ill hour and 15 'minutu ~w. 111• aiid4<n tr1al •tarted, Ray wu
""1Vlct'!I. He inode the IUlltY plea In
return Jot the 9f..year ·sentence, rather
than take the chance of being sentenced to die had he gpne oo with Illa scheduled
April 7 irioJ.
A jury must lry all cues in Teruiessee
:-even in guilty pleas -. sit)ce the Jury ·sets the penalty. All 12 jurllra
-tpq of them Negroes -agreed to
the deal of a 99-year-sentence before lhey were sworn in. · ; '
The JUI')' limply v.oted by hand In
their fW.1, nevu, leaving lbe courtroom.
Ray's attorney, lluned trial lawyer
Petey Foreman, and. Prosecutor Phil
M. Clllale both told the jury ·thal they
were convinced ·Ray ·alone killed King
with a rifle ahot last April 4, and there
was l1!0 complracy. · ,
By TOM BARLEY At that poln{ Ray !lood up.
ot .. o.11r r1i.1 s1aH "Your .honor, ·I'd like to Say toinetmnr.
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rests for possession of marijuana
and other druga are lncreuing. Sim-
ple poaseailoo of marijuana is a f1l·
OJJY Pl~ 4111>.pjl,.~ f" t119 to lO ;years or more.
Aie.xi.can authorities, today Wei ~ 11 ~ Wi\ll; all these lijpulaUcni, but werede~to ,o~'!"~~U. I doo"i§1.1 J: ~~·'"
-~~;:;:i;c!COO?t i!ViL1 ~ ~ ~ t;;; '!W 't\'J.~ /di wife Irr,« Yu~,, .11,h;_'!Jf.ff~to l:ti(p-'*·lliilllr, 'P 1q&ertm~. , ..... 1'9; ~-,No :~~,;~:~
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aPi>UcattOn bad befln made "to American a new ·tnal, ~ for . , d ~'
Ntwp0rt Beach Police <;hfef
I ~ri•le: 1V..oder Caliloml' : liw ..,.,,...,. lh euec!!l ,.....lori
ol marijuana !• an •attirnale le!;
' ony-mildememor. '' Tbls means
' whether the 8USped ts dW'ged
' with the greater or leaer offense
is· Jaft ·to the· discretion of the judge
hearing hiJ case.)
foc!ay told tbe DAILY P!LoT that ormal •-1;·~.ill.~ or
authorlUes'' for the surrender to his maneuveb bl Ucbanp er the 99-jW'
division ol. Dr. Merrill C. O'llonneU, ltll-,-wbl<h he sajd' "u all that ... , , I . I• .. , ,
B. Jame1 Gtav.u: •All 'j'ment.s
should t'ake titne to r~qd the
articles ••• SOme hope of"slour
ing tire ace!ltrated we'of nat~
cotic.s (tf1.d drugs by our youth
Drug use I.I uhqueslionahty hecoll)·
ing a way of life for. some young
people -and for an lllltold number
ol adults al!o.
51,. 307 Placptla Ave. . . . ttad been p/ombed him. · .
"It Ls not .the fitst· Ume We ?'ave For~ uted Friday for I hearing,
asked,'', s&ld ca-Pt'. Javier Chav~n:a ind nnntn that Ray ~ pitch,bls
N~wpo.ri ·,A~ Canf;on 'ViCtfnis ·,
mav·lie p<,,.ibte." ·
This series of stories, baaed on in-
fnterviews with' dozl!ns of aulhotit'ies across the country .. deals with quu-
tions such as these' tha:t controot parents and young people as well:
What -can or should parents do to steer their children away from usin& ·~
mind-affecting drugs~ ' ,
How much cf the complete story about various drugs do Youn& peopl!
and children know? ~
How can you tell if ~orneone is ·smoking marijuana, or taking LSD or oth-
er drugs ?
Why did the great turn-on with drugs come along now?
What benefits do drug users say they find? What harms may various
drugs cause?
Just what are are alt these drugs, new ind old?
What should parents do if te'.en-agers or college students become depend-
ent on drugs? ~ Whit · Ls the argument all about over legalitailon of marijuana, or reduc-
·( Sff DRUG USE, ABUSE P•1• 31
Stolen Pills May Mean
through an tnterpttter. ''There hav! tieen plea, to. fll!lty ,l!ad been ,Prevalent aiuce
li .. ., · · th •• ~ •··t ~~· then. Ray entered the c:olt'lrboln today comp ca ... on.s m e .....,., uu we ·"""~ " r'•• the , dart b"·· ·'"·'",.ed that ·be will be. returned to ua and ea ...... · .. B~ 1~ ~· prosecui,d in thii territory " (O.;inlana shit adil light olut lhlrt wllich he ware · ..-at ear)le~ liearlngs. Ra~). · The • white-hafted Foreman ....,. who
But Deputy t>~trict Attorney Mike claiml, 'to have lmt only one client to
Capplzf, extraditions lnvesUgator for the electric chair -arose and an·
District Attorney Cecil Hieb, today said nounced,,f':YOur honor, Wt have a petition
no such request had bten recttved · by for a ~ of ftial lad a ctiange of
bis office .. •·we are familiar with the plea to .pilt;.'~
case. but ,;we've had no request for ex· BatQe told Bay that "this is a com·
tradiUon, he said. promise and settlement on . a plea of
And Chief Deputy District Attorney gu.llty to murder in the ftrrt degree
James Enright saJd such an order "would and 99 years in the penJtenUary.
have to be backed with very strong "Js this what you want to do?" BaWe
evidence of conspiracy" before his office asked.
could act on the matter. "Yes, I do," Ray replied.
''There would have to be some tangible Foreman told the juron that "I never
evidence that Dr. O'Donnell's presence expected, hoped « bad any Idea when
here and hi.s actions here were in aome I enteffif this case tha; I would be
way linked with the alleged crime before able to do anything other than save this man's life.. It took me a month we could respond to any Mexican re-to convince myseU •.. that there was
quest," he said. not a conspiracy."
The pbysicJan, who also maintains or. Canale, the attorney general of Shelby
fices at 17822 Beach Blvd., Huntington .(See RAV, P11• I)
Beach, is accused by the mother of
· By JOHN Vo\LTERZA· .
ot t11e DllflJ' r 1i.t St•ff
Silverado canyon's fiood vict!ms today
ma•· nol have much in tlie way of 'I t • , homes, but they hi ye cl~n ,sheets apd
.wann blankets, compliments of som.e
new friends from Newport Beach.
They lii~e Ille (ltWl~cnn, 'iJ>d nluc~
else as the 1 restllt ri a relet caravan fro~ Hoag Memorial Hosplial. The
me~cy mission arrived Saturday monr
lng. ' I ' '
Three trucks full of food, bedding,.
furniture and clothes showed up aloil&
with half a doien Hoag , emplOyes to
help with tbe unloading. i
The clravan, arranged spont&De()usly
last TUesday by Hoa1 employes, ended
at the Sllverado Community Church,
which overlooks part of the fiood-ravaged
canyon. , .
lfrAY .AT CENTER
his late wife of causing her death by'
"injecting potaonouS drugs" Into her One Way Trip. for (f hief · =..et"=M::J:.·f.:~ ~ ~ Mn. Getti'iide,B'arneU ol Loi An&•I!';
executrix !J the will of 8uaan Jane·
_.,,.,# O'Do!mtll 311, '""" to nuillly lllJ 'flnan.
Doctor Testifies
'Sirhan Paranoid,
Some survivors. are staying at the
church'• communJty center since recor!d
fioods wubed · afffy: their homes and
tllltd·five'of their nel&hbors. More than
ai aCore: of homes were washed · away.
Many imlft·wet• heavily damaged·.
. The ~.Rev. t.R:E... Burke, Pastor~ and·
seve'ral :!\Jl\llTOC1·helped Hoag employes,·
rritn . mt women. unload -.the 'donated·
articles "'1llcll were11dded loi the growing
•tl<IJ._ •!ill coming Jn · li;qm qther partl• HQ:Ddreds of drug pi\11 -capa e'of bur&laey or a Costa Mesa medical office cla1 benefits Dr. O'Donndl may rtcelve
paralyzing and tllllng--iomeone ·in que3t Sunday. from dili>oaJUon' of 'the . sUD pending· 'A Driven Man' of What could be a one-way tr:iP. -Officer Chris Bell wai on routine patrol estate. Alao ldenUfied with the pJalnWt
are sought today, following .Abe $i,665 wbm be spotted a smashed window Jn the acUon ts Ben Hapolt of 'TotrlnCt,
ol tha ;coqnty, . ' ' •
Teenage members of. the community
Feliciano Home
Windows SJtot
Out by Vandals
' VaodalJ Wot out three windows or
the home of blind si nger Jose Feliciano
tn Newport Beach Saturday night while
the entertainer ind 1 friend were listen-
Utg to reCords.
Forrest Burton of Anaheim told police
he and slnger:·pitarist Feliciano were
In the upstaln balc:on1 of the Back Ba1 bome al 7,45 p.m. when they bean!
llDWlds ol hreatlng glass.
Both fell to tbe • Ooor, Burton . said,
then they ¥4 t"l> "'""' er~. Police a.aid no IUl!IJ)eets wtre attn
around the bolJM and no tara:e miunea
were found which could have broken tho windows. Olllc<n saltl the damage
•u caused by "pellets of some IOl'ti 1
mt rocks."
Tbq said then> wu no •P11Went -noon for Utt v1ndallsm, which ma1
have been random acts
in the bulldlna: oceupled by Dr. Lincoln Susan'• father from. whom Mrs. Barnett
0. Sberanlan, at 1530 Baker St., in. obtained a divorce.
v<lli&Jlora aald toda1·· Ha1ROU aaid today tbe questi-On ol
IronicaUJ, wbotver. Qubed hla way ertiacUoo is slill "very much alive.."'
into the medical .met with a twe>-by-four He new. to Mexico after his daughter"•
timber apparently alashtd hia scalp GD death . wu announced and persuaded
the j~gged window glass and left blood, · Mexican oltfclall to conduct an autopsy
hair and Oesh at the acene. · · ol bf:r rtm'1N.1
NoUDed ol the burglary by police, l/•r,&•lt said he took that step hecaooe
Dr. Sbersolan toqk Inventory and listed he wu "f~ !tom .. Uslled with tlie
tnu5ele rtlazant and~ blood prulure-' . ftor1 told ~ bJ1:my .,.._"1·law. ·We
regulating drug pilla mbain(, u well had had .. verol l'Oof11cllng •-cil
as various ofDce !D&ChintrY· jusl how end why &nan dled,'1ncludlai
He llkl recklW" use of the pllls in suicide, and so 1 did what any fatber
surch of IOme kind fJ1 lntotlcation could would have done -I uked for another
doctor's opinion." ' • bring parll-'" and ~-th '" ··~-~-~ w -v·~ Mexican cllnlc:al clocuments held by U: II .;.;.,. bottlel ol the musclo (See DOCTOll, P• ll
· Loil ANGELI'S (UPI) A heli>ed · llsct the· eruclet· ln rooms of
Rl)'Chologllll teaUfted today that Sirh1n the church's e<>mmunlty ~ulldlngi nearly
full! !mm donated ·supplles. · B. Sirhan ahibtted a:bem& paran:oia Mr. ·Burke · 1?1tef1iU,yt receiVed the
in which he felt thsl he Wll normal clonationa,: cll!ng th~ special ·need for
but that everyooe e1'e wu out OI step. • 11ntn1· and. i.Jdlng: !'Thi~ Is ooe thing.
pr. Martin N.:. Schorr.,. a cUnical ' that the people wtll reilly need wtien.
psychologill in S8n Dlell!J County; .191d ' the ~ . ·--· -~1 ts ~-rtul .
the · Jlll')' ai 's~·· niiil'der .1r1a1 • that 1.,f ;;,';'.i~";i'.!\· h~'.:ui: "':''."'.' · ' ·
the . ..,.....Olil µab' l!'.o, .uhlblled ,Ht< tald: 1u., ..._""'n•• will · be ~~~ . . ~~
·Schorr ..id 1h1. ,.., a dtlon In dl•trlbuted "as equlllblll •• pOnlble' u ,
which a per8Cln wU 1iftr1 aggressive, 10on as the people start cO\n1ng back."
mttaa. In a slate !II COl\ll4nt. tlitmOll, · StVUll grtm.lacecl, bUI de~lned
a driven 'inin; i6mellllnt fl~e a r111d . fopllll11, ,,~illli!ll iwr· , eail,
runnerU you warlt an Image.• helped] "'"" tbO unload!Jii oo · the
Schorr wu Ule first of f I v e .A. .;... . ..A-
psyc1'9klglsts llld' paychlatrisb to be Cill· • , >11 '") • H · ,
ed 1J1 the· clelense to try to prove tis ' •
ttluont pilll, plua a toW of • ounces ol the Wilod I"'...,.. pllll were liken,
oi.nc wltll a llllllCle "''-macblnt,
electrle bpewrttlr IDtl -lle!nl
c111m at "dlmlni1hed caPadlY" oo u. J;J~ooc\nu~b,ile . <;oµi ing. Steele 1'11-keU i; ' parl ol Sirhan when he ·ahol end falal11 '
-----..---...... ·.,.v11-.. • ~-Sen. .Rol>ft· r. K~ J!"'O '*'o' ·Ho' a1 g''.rl ~'p' i"tal
,,,. medlc:al -borflary could ti• Into .-_..., at Iba al!lce ol
Dr. Cllorles S.-_ at 1111 Newpot!
Blvd., lnnlllplon beUovt.
Employe Kathy Akane told Patrobnu
ll<Vlol 111,.. _, lbal .. In cub
llld an Undelermed quantily ol n.auotl.,
were tallerl by whoever ticked In a
wire mesh-covered window.
.~
-NEWYOJUQ·W:i ·..:'.,,.,,.:....!~. I $;Sc~ 1a;d he rumfned sllb111' 1n · ,Ji a....., '
closed on the u1>4lcfe tjld~"tr; hii cell on two day1 tul November . Ari ~ ~ er-1 ~~~~'
Dow JOOtl tndultrlal 1~·~1 . 1'!'f (<10ducted o. nwnh« of ~(r 1llI1 't>e ll 11oq;M-' lbpltal In
a good gain and act.1ncu•1..-~ ' ~ • • , -• llell\*I -Frldty to ilolp ~ '
ol -Tr..ilni WU l1oil • lfl:oo 0.. WU tlJe )()MffD!a mulll~ blood reierJa clep1eled bf -f1eetl '
quotllonl, P .... If.II). • < • " ~' ~ (In lwhldi . Ml cl1lfl!l«IL '. ." • . I
At 1,30 p.m., the Dow "'!•"lit qiw11* ftri b<ll to Slthan. 4cllwT"""' 1Jl!ilMln-~ed to lcallrllel 0.. po!nll 11 tll.17. 'Ille Dow, wh .~ j a 11do toot ......,. tllll Slrbm' _, ,,.,.,_llb.J'IW<I a1<11f.tla•to-'
with 1 loll ti Jll· pOlntl F ~ l).fd _....the qiwalleior ~~ ' •PP!'i-T)oe ibloocl-1111 Wiii' he l
been ahead from the 1tart. ' , , than the aver•---""-·da. J • a• HOlf fn>mZ :IO p.m. to 7 p.m. lrrtd>y. ;.,, .... • •~;f""'I~ ~ .. r
••
cb.itth 'which ov!rloo~s fiood.clebrls, Iii·
eluding painted wood which once formed
homes , bulane tanks, tractors and ruin~
car1', swept down ral}lP:1-ging Sllyer~o
Crtek. !
"This Is the best part of the canyon.
Jf you could drive up higher in the
~Y\Nl yqu ,woUld ste tbe i..Oni," one
1'an aaid. . '
"Some of lhe residents here are comlng
back and discovering that their ho.uaea
JUt· lr!n1r\idre ;any more."
i Tile donali.;, campaign at the NiWport
lk"'!l1:hospltll &tatt!'f' spontloeou!I)' list
Tuesday~ 1rtl : won immediate -and
unanimous approval by ' the employ1'1 a>uncu. · ' DoiliUo'1i were 90·numerous that Hoag
tn,icks t:ould not l\andle all donatl'ons.
: ' l I : , ' .
OONATED PICKUP . . Sa!bru~kers ~Ut,r ·.,.4 CiCercrin c;.oata , r.l!"" clonale<\ • ·eoo1pany piokup tq ]\elp
cart the gpods up to the canyon. • ·
·w1e· Pieces' of furniture and ... ipi>U~
ances would not flt. A staff member said
a moYing ~van·· will be used for tl)e1
bUlky items. ~ ·
! The t;aray111 1 Plfillf w~re coordinated .tJY Vlcq Penlml, IJus!nal office; Lola S;ancbez, a member ol the IJ\ltnalve car~"uoil ataff,' ari<flofri. ·GJOrla Heller
of the Hoag purcl\1sing·de1"'\menL -' . .,
' The 1 weith.i!rniab.11 Cettinf
} ready> tp· o~n ·~ tber ,1kie1
1 •lain< promillng .1howor1.tod &I
I few thund~stor~ Jor; Tuesi!.11,
' along , with , &UatJ. , wiD.d1 .,and I lemJH!fltllrtl dr'h" \II tho &o'L
J INSIDE ~DAY
'
•
Apollo
.
llPACB CENTER, llcwtoo (UPI)
The Apol19 t uttaoatrt. llned up thtlr
orbit for a '11>urscfay l]lta.hdown aod
sal!ed bapplly 00.... Ille lml..U.ldl 10-
day with one eye on the fuel &•Ill•
and the other on the wealbu.
•1Jke an arrow thtotJgh the sky,"
erdllmed Jamea A. McDlvltt after firinll
Ibo lhlp'I malA <ogino al t ::lt p.m. PS'.!' to 1111>111 Apollo r. pllll fir Ibo
~ buu!llUI," "* pmd' CC1111m11111calorllonlldEn111.
llCOivllt, Onld R. ScoU and Russett
L. Scbwtlclwt reported tbtlr Atlalltle
Ocean landing area looked roqgh. aod
windy, but coatrollm pnmiled: "We
won't bring you down in the middle
ol a. Inti!." (llelat.d 51ory, Pop l)
• • Harhoradef Says
Newport Marina Smrt
Decade Away -If Ever ·
By JDOll!! P. COLUNB ,. .. to_hk..,Pl:'lJJi1l bl1md wai.w.,..
..... ---wblch ..... ~ l!!IO boal 111(11 Ud
Tustin Votes
Tuesday .on
5th Tax Issue
By RICllAllO P. NAIL .
CH tlll ,...,,. Plllll IM
=~';.~~-= to decide far the fifth time In JO moalhl n wm be at leul • clecadl beltn wou1d be MR1iicinded by -QllO
the Dnt obovtllUI at dirt IJ lanled al bomeo and .-., lbopplng -
Ibo Ille of a tel mlDloa lnlaad marlna al ·lout two')oblle parD and molJlle a tu t.oe.
behind Newport Sbora -If ever. -rdtel.-Tbe tledoratt, With mud! of Ill volln1
That'• the view ol Newport Beach Genoo illy'• oatlll to the -would atrength In poUUcally c o n 11 r •at Iv 1
CitJ llarb"!' ~ G«lrle 0,-. be • ......,.. cut tbroa'1> the l1otlPa Tustin, hat defeated three ol the lour He d1'clOoed It U · lie jkeporad · b«dodnC Newport llbom al -lltb to nieet with the U . Ann;, Corpo ol Street. tu meuaru propoaed In the IJst 211
Engineers to begin ta1b on leulblUtJ Oawea uplalned what Amr1 engineers yean.
gtudJes of what could yet tum out to would do, at the outlet. A •1.so tax rate will be decided tomor·
be an impoulble dream. "First ol an, they'll bave to find ..... Tbe dlJtrlct is ' presenlly opera11n1
.. 1 -there .. • requlremeot GRAND Ol!lllGN for more amaD boat harben. oa . a $1.211 rate but this w~d drop
Tbe llJiDllngton IW1>our.Qpo develop. "In detormlng Ibis, they'll tata Into to !he basic Bl . cents oo· June 30 lf
menl II wbat rema1n1 ol advertlalng account the whole uu from Looi lltlch m o .. rrlde ts pused.
man Stepbea c. Auld'• hrOfll'I l'an<I down through Dana Point and -_,. followlng city .councll :l!Clloa twd ' everything being balll and wbal'1 In MANY CUTBACKS
wteb qo. the mm. . 'lbi a.cent rate, say achoo! oftlclall,
Auld, .-u u alteNboqbl, had "The · carp. wll1 allo ... jacl the would mean neeplng cutbectl In Ibo'
cnmted Ibo lnlml marina jkopooal Into boaUng iioP!lallm. to Ibo -u.i time wberewllhall to educata lncludlna 1 Ilia ...... --ud Wlllotental -Geooo BOJ cOald be bu111, If It 11-. • "'11ictm. In lllalf of ll teacben. 1Chemtlaru-.mar1na.,.i
-In Wat Newport -ruatB&il mmm Thi 11 pmei1 rrtaff reduction would
Com>cllmen, 1leldlnc to jkOlatll -Dawm aald Ibo NBplalty ol turther be coupled with a ... jec:tod lncreaae
_... ol Wat Newport I*_ IJ .. •bltl, ' -and the lllllllller ol _. In-of about '100 aludenls. The cllatrlct now
rejec:tod the ofllho<t elev~ w1"ci wou1d make It~ ..._ible hat bout But aniclpal lawmattts noted that to "pmh the !Int 1bcml down unUI • J.31111 aod large classes.
no onemaeemed to object to the inland 1979, probably lll0.11 Most recently defeated in the district
marina on barren Banning lowlands hard He ""P!Mll.,.._ that need is pi. • Jiii, a $1.72 tu proposal. II wp, bealtn
by the Sonia Ana Riter.< Sd lh<r l*'ill!U1• fidtcr. "ll'a P tnlieli!nt pirf' ~t November by a tiro tO oillllnaretn.
unanimoomy voted to leek in!IW ArmJ' • GI lhe;,4;llmlnuy Information.-n.. And ochool officials say that district
Corps 61udles on lhat phue, of Auld'• ~ · .\fciLwltlt lil ~ ..W-ft ; , clal ~Ire ttr1uill1 ~L
plan. -l lh«e IJ,. ........,.hie Wed." • -Tlie Tueaday tlec:tion II-leel will
Oa-Aid Ibo . Corpl' ld«tst In not. have oppoo!Uon at the Tu!Un
UNOERBTAND!NG Genoa 8q ll<li!l-lwa o( Illa federal Oamber ol Commerce u did Iha 1u1
"It'• !llJ underrtanc!IJJI ol the coancll'I • .....,.; prlndpOJ fundlom: alior.Une tu election. Tba Chamber baa endoned
declslon,11 said Dawu, "that the dty protection and the canstructlon of amall the meuure. So have the MilsJon Viejo
wants to ... H 'Genoa Boy' can be craft harbors. Homeowner. Auoc:latton and other
done wHh minimum Inter!,._ to Ibo He Aid In bla lalb lbl1 week with groupa.
elioUng nalaral belch ab<reltne. • Army englne<n lie would oulllne the
Gaioo !!OJ IJ lhe name Auld 11rbllrarUy Um1ts Gf the clty'1 lludy 1'9q1101t. ANGTllEll FACl'OR
.A. .A. -"-· .A. .A. .A. Another !actor that ..., be !tit ....
H ).( H H H H the December realgnalloo of Superto.
Irvin S U 0 h ul tondent Robert Dablberr (elfec:tive Juna e teps p ver a :t'::ha!.1::.~~ ... \~i:i
month hlo uslatant 111pertntendent,..Jolm
J:1uncan, alJo realgoed. -Of Marinas on Tidelands
Irvine company men and machinery
today stepped up a musiff overhaul
and expansion of marinll 1lon1
company.....-d tidtlaoda off Newport
Beacb.'1 8'.ygide Drive.
A start on tht $U million pn>jed,
recenUy appn>ved by Ibo city, bad been
delayod by llonnl ID the put r .. -U.
All alsthlg boats illps IOUth of the
Balboa Wand bridge up to and lnCJudlng
docking f1c1Jlt!ea at the Balboo Ylcill
Club wtD be reerranged, accon!lng to
R. A. "Buck" Ftaber, lrvlne marina
manager.
DAllY PllO T
OlAHOI co.st l'Ult.llMtHe COMPANY
-• ..,. H. w ... ,,.. ...... .,., '*""-
J1cli ,k. C..rlrt
~ .............. °'""' .. ~
n ... , r .. .,if ·-~'='" ...._. F. C.lll11t Pt.I N11'" ,..._,..... .......,..,.
~lfdltw ~ ---2111 w ... 1.11 ... ......_,.
...... -• .0 .............. . --
·-=·-·--·-.. ,, .... _.........,....,.,_...,.. ......... _..,~ ..... ............ ~ ........... ...... ................ v • ..,....., ... .
.............. ~t.-. ....... ~~ ...... , .... :.:r --:;...... C... ~II\ _, -' %: I lf'l41 M1-4U1 CL1' 1 ..... zrt1""""" i!' J .,,,.. °"'911 C.-r ti 7 I a -..... ·= --:r:..r·mr .......... .... . ..... -
._,ca • •"'"" .. ,.._. ... •c-.-.~·,, ...... :::, fJAr=: : .. -:.:.: ......
The number ol sl!PI In the Balboa
Jslaod channel w!D be tncruaed by IO
percenL from In to !ft.
Fisher said the M lddiUanal 1llpt
wW be Installed at the Balboa Yacbt
Club. All other docks will be rebuilt '° -at them Ue panlltl to Iha
ehor<lloe. Tht 1UP1 ara -al rllbl ongles.
Irvine cmo1 are -dredllng out a baa1n between the Ball>oa and Babla
Cor1nlhlan yadtl clubs.
Qty Harber Coonlblator G«irl• Dawn
uld Ibo dndpd .... wtD pnnlde •
ploce to Ue vp lempararlly cllllod(ed
boat& '"llley'll be atowed ~ u their
piers are lhUted lrom lllldor them.
Tbey'D be n!led lllC<lher, mocnd ·lid.,
by-sldL Aod ll'D be clooe In such 1
way IO tbelr OWDel'I CID IUD ue them."
Oa1m Aid Irvine worten wtD carry
out the project "In -bJ-sequence rlgbt up the line, lllarUn& al•
the Balboo Yldlt Club."
Thi project -be CGmpleted ..... Ume In Ibo lal1.
A rtlat.d p9jocl Cillo !or c:cmtrucllon
ol apu1meot --Illa Inlet ,,.,. belnl dndpd ouL 'll>al baa yet
to come beln the Plm!ll!r o-•-
aod City C«mdl, bowe1er.
FW1er .-tba1 -11 doll, ft win blnet no one'• tttw. •'lf• wtn intact
the vlinr ol the ~ who ltn ...
the bllJ, u hi Wd.
Candidate Forum
On Schools Set
•
In worttng r .. -of the owmde,
Dahlberg liq •al!! the• telcbtr emplO)'
ment ailuation and rec:tuitmem hl.ve
already been eroded badly in the finan-
cial uncertainty.
Oahlberr bu alJo laid he Is uhamed
of the district'• ''ra.r-taq:led" tr•lllporta·
tion system with the newest bus • 1955
model and &Ome wlth more than a
quarter million mlles use.
Teachero ol the d1Jtr1ct malniain JI
need& at Jeut a rate ot •1.a for a
IOODd jkOll'lm.
Don Wqoner, Jftlldent of the Tustin
Secondary Educltlon ADnclaUoo, uld,
"Bporto equlpmont IJ IO old oome kid
mtpt (el hurt.
"Our newat boo baa mm. than IOI 000
mnes on IL MJ blaclboan! hasn~ ~
clllllled In • year, Tbe caJDDm ls the dlrUest one you've ever seu .• 1 --
Funds Borrowed
For Hotel Growth
Fllnds to purchaoe furnilhJnp lot the
$1.5 million -10G of the Newpon.r
lan.'1 111 Terrace ftlOml have been bot'-
rond lrom lbe Unllod Calilomla Bant.
1lld!ard 1'llnn, prooldent ol the
Newpcrter llotoJ Corp., declJned to "1 how-ii,
"The fllnllllllllo are being built to
-· deaflllad eopedalJJ for oar uaa In u arlilnal crutlab," ha Aid.
A11lloaP landocoolnl wtD DOI be com-Pflled, die .....,,.-wlll ,ha "~ !or
llOC1IJ>tl!<'1 by the end ol Mardi, be
ldded.
Ocmpletlab ol the ....... will bring
the total number ol the Newparler'1
rootnl to 3111.
Only the lllaleylond Holel In Orani• County i. 1.....,. n has ,,,, .......
Ground WU broktn let the MW ad-
d!Ut11 I.Ill OcL 7.
It IJ the lu.t In • aeriu ol t._ion
project.s pWmecl by bolt! owner, L. C.
J1-o1-.. . .
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MtLY PlloOT "9fl ......
WINS TWO LICENSES IN ONE DAY
_,, ind Wlnsi• for Biii Curl1nd
Well Lieensed
Youth Gets Wheels and Wings
BID Curlend of,CorOQa del llar tumcd
11 lut week.
Like mo8t youths, he celebrated the
event. by 1etUng his auto driving license.
But unlike most youths, he also qualifitd
for a private pllot'1 license the same
day.
He flew from Orange County Airport
to Bakersfield and Sonia Barbara and
back again to complete the requirement
for the solo student Dying permit.
The Corona del Mar High School
aophomore Isn't yet able to f I y
passengers, however. He will have that·
permit In a year. Right now, he's too
young.
"I really like to fly," 11id Bill. "I've
been taking lnstnK:Uon from Cliff Frazier
at County .Airport for a year .. I'd like
to be an airline pilot."
The youth said there was nothing
eventful about his three-hour qualifying
flight.
Bill has been fl)'lng with hi! father,
Mel, for years. Mel Curland is owner
of Maquis Motors In Laguna Beach.
"We iJy dlilerent places to fish." llid
BUL ''My mom doesn't like to Oy but
my YO\lngt? brother does. 0
Flight lnJlructor Fruler tsughl both
llel aod Bill Curlalld. He Aid BW IJ
"an exceptional student."
"Dad's getting another plane," uid
young CUrland. "We want to do aome
aerobatics on our way to catching some
fl.sh."
Vdall Calls Oil Drilling
Decision 'Bay of Pigs'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Fonner
Inlerior Secretary Stewll'I Udall, Aid
today hlo decialon to permit oll drllling
olf the Santa Barbara coaal "WU &
I01'I of cooaervatton Bay of Pip."
But Udall uld H the underwater oil
well blowout wblch coated the Santa
Barbara beaches with black crude oil
results In new water polluUon 5afety
IegtslaUon "it may have been a very
good thing for the country."
Bartender Arrested
NORTH HOLLYWOOD (UPll - A 3+
year-okl. bartender •t the Joynt Bar
here has been booked on suspicion of
murder in the &hooting deaths of two
tavern patrons.
Police booked Clyde MeWes, o! North
Hollywood, SUDday after Wesley Jomea
Coverdlll, H, Burbank, and Richard
Callahan, 15, bad been fatallJ ahol In
the hem with a .22 c•liber revolver.
UdaD Aid aD ol the lnformaUoa be
received from hla aubordtnata lndklted
oD cifllllng would be ule ID the Santa
BarbUa Clwmel
He compared the •dv.Jee he rectfved
to that wblch the late Proaldent Kennedy
rectlved prior to the ll~fated Bay of
Pigs tnvaslon of Cuba.
"We did underestimate tht riskJ,"
Udall told a Senate PolluUon Sub-
committee.
"The Bureau of the Budget was In
the picture," he said. "They were hungry
for the revenues."
In the future, Udall said, "\\'e should
always err on the side of protectlon
where a mistake could do great damage
to the other resources."
Udall said the West Coast wu "an
oil deficiency area" at the time .:.e
Santa Barbafa drilling was authorized.
He said recent oil discoveries in Alaaka
have corrected the oil deflclency and
if they had been made euller ml&bt
have beaded off granting ol the Santa
Barbara leases.
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U.S. Bombs,
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·Artillery
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Pourid Cong
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. bomben ..i
artillery pounded Tale Monday at
elements of two Viet COOC rqlmlnts
lhat had ombusbed ud bloodied I bat·
tallOn of ~'!II --para~ In a \w0"1 bellle M !!Illa
norlliwesl )l!f Salp>.
Tht harried ._, ----to total more than 1,ot»men -...-iad
toward the Cambodian fronUer, five
miles from tht scene wb<re Ibey tilled
30 ol the paralroopero one! wtJllded
105 in the sllarpesl ol • aeries ol figbll
over the weekend.
'Actioos elaewbere piled up u the
enemy'• apring olfenaive, cbartcieriled
by Oeltn!O Secretary Melvin R. Laird
as a "'calcul•ted e:scalation oft.he war,"
contiflued in its third week. Allied
spoke.men said at least 12'7 Viet Cool
and North Vietnamese Wf!re tilled.
Following a pattern set Feb. 23 at
the otft:DSive's opening, enemy gunners
ahelled more than 35 towns and •Wed
mUllary installalloos with n:otell or
mortars cwentlghl 11M u .s. Qlnmand again repal1ed
that overall cuualtllo and dlJnap -· Tight. A Saigon 1ovemmenl ~n
said Dine ctvlliana were tllled and 31
wounded.
Frota P .. e l
RAY GUILTY ••
County, tDld the jury, "We bav~ no
evidence that there was any conspiracy
involved U at any time there is evidence
that auc1 a cons:plraey 11 involved we
will take prompt action."
Tbe first witness for the 1tate was
the Rev. Samuel B. Kyles, a Nevo
minister who was with King the eTf.nllll
of April (. He described the Nobel Puce
Prize winner's death.
He Aid they were otandlng oo ,the
second floor balcooy or the Lomino
Molel, O!Jlllde King'• room, when "I
turnad to walk away. I IOI 1pprmlmalt11
five or six steps away from blm ~
I beard what I now know to be •
•hol
"I looked down in the parting lot
bec•uae I thought it wu a car. Then
I looted al Dr. King aod be "" lying thusly," uid Kyle, holding bis hand<
over h1a head.
'"Ibey bd shot his necktie right off."
Tbe l1 .. porten aod 311 1pec:tators -n .. ol them, Negroes -who lilied
the small courtioom were aearcbed -
includlnir llielr llhoa -and ~
on a 't'kleotape camera before the trial
began. Security WU WV]' tl!ruqhoul
the buDdlnl.
From P .. e l
DOCTOR •••
Mn. llllrneU's attorneyo lnd1cato that
the autopsy rtvealed the presence of
a ''larte E1K11mt" of almlnal, a hllbl1
ton: bari>ltuate. 8ubleque!Jt to...uptlon
led to the naming of Or. O'Oonntll
in extradiUon documents ud the f1Ung
of charges of homoclde against the ph;rli·
clan and Dr. Antonio Negron Rubio.
the physician apparently caDed in al
ColWDel by Dr. O'Donnell.
Dr. Rubio is also accu1ed of betn1
an acces.sory after the fact and f.tslfica·
tion of documenbi, an alleged offense
apprently stanming from bis signing:
of the death certificate.
Documents filed with Mn. Bunett'a
attorneys indicate that Mn. O'Donnell
was buried in the local Mezlcan cemetery
"imriledlately after death" and that her
husband on that wne day returned
to Lot Angtles by air after ldvlllng
his wife'11 relatives of her de1th.
A :ZEST -
n OMEGA-ACCUTRON -BULOVA
AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE
COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIR
e rings sized end repai,.d
• diamonds end precious atones ,.mounted
• peorls rHtrung
WE CUSTOM DESIGN a MANUFACTURE All JYPES OF JEWELRY
HA._ SHOPPIN6 c:mma
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COSTA lllSA 1141-MIS
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Dea~y · Pills . . .. -...
StoienFr6m
Mesa Doctor.
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Hiandreds of drug pills -capabti of
paralytlnt and !tilling llOJ!teone in queSI
of ·WbAt could be a ooe-way trip -
are ..Ugh! today, following the 1ua
burglary of a Costa Mesa medical office
Sunday.:
. Officer Chris Bell wu on routine patrol
when he spotted a smi.shed wiOdOw
in the bulldlng occilpled ·by Dr; Liiicobl
0. Sberani.an, at 1530 Bater St., in-'
tesUgators llld today.
Ironically, Whoever bashed his way
into the medlcaJ office with a two-by-four
timber apparently slashed his scalp on
the jagged window gl.,. and teft' bl<J\od,
hair and flesh at the scene. , •
NoUfied of the burglary hy PQlice,
Dr. Sheranian took inventory and listed
muscle relaunt and blood prwµre-
regulating drug pills missing, a.s well
.as .various office machinery.
He said reckless use of the ,pi.Us in
Search of some kind of intoxication could
bring paralysis and death to anyone
taking them.
Eith 15 ounce botUes of tht mUICle
reluant pills, plus a total ol ,41 tM111C<S
of the blood -·pills. w~ taj:,en, ~ !iftlt • ·nlmcll .... .jllaclllne,
~!Jpe~~..!..~ ''~1· ~~ !lllco !!"'-.. ~lie
"' 0 :~: l>re&la . at the,_ -.of Dr. Charita )!. Slevem, ,at 1111 NOW)orl
Blvd •• inve.Ugaton believe.
Employ• Kathy Anne told Patrolman
David Hayes 8aturday 'that tlO in Cllb
and an uDde~ed .quanUty of nareoucs .
were taken ~ by-whoever ticked in a
wire mesb-eOvered window.
' Me$a Restaura1_tt,
Motel Package
Before · Pfunners . . .
: A ~1-restaur.ianWervice 11 t a t I o n
]>ICkqe.;., at the top of the agenda
ftir the Coota M-l'lalllllo( Com-missiOn, whlch meet!: in regular ...,..
tonight.
The 7:30 p.m. meeting will also feature
a. verbal workout over a zorie excepUon
permit fOr a gymnasium and u.una bath
who&e last owner apparently hosted some
eroUc exercises.
Tbe Bostland Co., of Los Angeles,
plans a La Quinta Motor Inn, Colony
KJtchen Restaurant and RJchfleld service
station on property at GiSler Avenue
1¢ Harbor Boulevard. .
Harry R. Hughes, ~ qx,Unent.\J
Drive, HunUngton Beach, is Uldn1 a
JOO! exception permit to reopen the
11ld Elite Sauna, 2826 Newport Blvd.,
as Bob's Gym and Sauna.
1be last owner, a Huntington Beach
.resident alio, wenr oot ofobusineu after
the shop was raJded in connection with
prostitution activities, with his wife
.mongtheamstees.
The cl!J stall r<cqn)menda approval
of the 111-room mojal up for '°"'
1ideration, but denial of the zone ex·
ceplloo permlt for the gym and """"'·
Candidate Forum . . .
,On Schools Set ...
~ fi~ earidldlte forum, In the
Newport-MW Unilled achoo! l>il8'd race twill be caoducted al JI a.m. Mucl!
11 1llder the ll!'flooa of the :Women'• ClvlC Leogµe ol'llewpor! Harbor. . "
Twtlve candldalel nlllllinf for four
boon! .... la llave -Iaylted to the
f11J11111 Jn the llar1nsw ' L I b r a r 1
mUltipurpoae """"· 'Newporl lleach. Cllldidales wUI JI•• 1 brief talk. thee ........ queaU-from the ludience, ....
cordin( lo program chalnnan Mn,
Albert lloupton.
Catdinal. in Hospital . .
BOSTON (AP), -, Richard cAnsinal
g, n. arcllblsbop of the Roman
tboUc dloctte O f Bost.on, W I I
· tallied Moodll)I lot rUt and trul·
mt for bronchial conpation. ..
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Proteellag Y oilr Tun · J "
·nrug Use, ~~U$~.
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Jn. U .S~ Spreads:
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.Edltor'• Nole: Thia la Ille first In a •eriu of artldu totitl<ii bv a
pnze-ID1nnmgi nporter to info"" auioua parnit abo•t the ;dmg
.. a~ narcotkl fttt&otton ad ruggt"at 101aat they can do to guard thtir · own children agcinlt ill hazards.
By ALTON BLAIES!EE
-AUodalod l'ml Sdeact Writer
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·The ua&--and abyle ol diup that al!ecl human minda ;., spread;;,,
acroa the ....,.try like -· · ¥oung Americana by' the bundreds ol lhousanda. ,perbape b7,the mll&n, ·
are lasting, experimenting ir ..... stlJI fUrtber with marijuana, with LSD,
with the upplea and downl• ol pep pills ant!.sedalivea, with Sp<:ed, and even
in some cases With heroln.
By the million!, par<ntl are in-
~ngly ~ed, worried, or tveo
downright paillcky. Moot dlstut~·
to them, mart~ or . "pot'" ...
Pe<lapy ;., ~ popular IDlOlll
Junl<r high and hlP school ·stulfenla.
1'My aeven-year-old da~. Can .
spell marijuana; I never beard of.
it unW . I WU· in college, tt say~ one
37-yW'<lld lather. .
. At h!lh llChools .and cof)eps, ar-
reala for pttaltSSioo ol marijuana , • llJ<l .GIIlll"lr1Jr ·alt tic:reaabll. ,sun.
· Jt1a~1 i ian •of\~·Wta~.
r' , ..,.4 f-"'*~ •~·:•• , .... ,.... ....... ,.: ' . '.
~l!:l~" ~~·~.~-~
N..,,,.-rt BeCICh cP.U.. Ch~f ~fie, Jiet~leuer ~-
B. /amu Glat!Ot: "A'll pdTenf.! ~!."' ... t~ IOhlsthe ~.)' of the jtidp
•l\Otlld '.lqkt ~mi. to """ th• . ....,. •• -orticl<s ••• Some hope of •low· Drug U.. la unQuNllou,bly ~
ina tlie acctlerattd we of nar· Ing a way of, ui. tor ·aome youna:
cotics (1114 drug1 by our youth people -and for an unt9ld number
mau -ht Pos.tiblt." • ol. adultJ also.
, 'l'hlJ serlea o! storieai baaed 111 !JI.
Interviews with ~ of authorities across the comitry, deals with qlltl-
tioos ~ ~· Uies;t that confront parents and young people u well:
· What can 'or ,ihouJd parents do to •teer. lhOlf children awa)' from_ usin&·
mint>aH«tin( drul•? .
How: !DUC~ of the CC!~plete story about variatU drup do young peqple
and clii4tfen know? · ·
HOw can you teil if SO{Deone ls smoklni marijuana,.cr tuf.nl LSD~ oth--er clzVll? i .. , . •i t• , •
_ \Vey dl~ tlje great~~ ~lilnlr)!ISC:<Jllle al<mi now? · . Wbli: benefits do drug say they tmd? Wbat harms may 'various -.r..,,,.., ' ' ' I . UI. "6'1 cause . .
Just what are art all the9e \mugs, new and old? .
~ What s!Jould parent.! do. il, teen-a1era .or college -becoiDt depend-ent on. drugs? · '
What is Ute argument all about over legaliza~on of marijuana, or reduc>
(5ff·DRUG -USE, ABUSE Pago 3)
Psychologist Says Sirhan
Shows -.'Extreme Paranoia' . .
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LOS . ANG~ (UPI) A ......ied ,Sen. RGbert F. 1Cem'.11t17 Jum
ps)'.$bo1ogist testified today that Sirhan s, i-. ·
~· Sirbal! exhibited exfrtme · poranoia Schorr • uid lie damined Slrban In
in whlcb he felt that ht wu normal his ctJt en two days iUt November
Wt lhat .~ ell< WU out of step. aJl!f coodilctod I nwnl)er of poYcblalrlc:
...
., -iie~t~:atles
·Jµ~e ·Gives
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l(m.g ~laye~
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99 ·Years
Hawaiillunt
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·~rings Nq.
MEMP!lis. Tenn. (UPI) -Jama Earl
Ray, intllalllng he was ·port of an
wluinat!On -piracy, plwlod guilty No, loalfao·ba~a:..;.,. turned' up ht th.
lodaf lo . tho .inurder oi Dr. Martin Hawau.n maainml for a bmllt· tliO
Ll/lher Klq Jr. and a jury, by prear· wfio commlttad lht ezecutlon munler
ranf...,..4 s¥t•nced him to 91 yeara ~.:/~ti .M~:;. 1111' d~. qe,
in prllon, ''..IY~f all,'• ·..paid 1loOolul1l
Tile oUI< presented a handful of Poffco LL Jolmny Dkkaon wbeo~·
wlll[taaes · and; an ·btMJr and 55 minutes -abool the i'eari:h lot the ·
after the sudden trial atarted,> u •• wu ol William Poad Jr:. It, Gt -.
convlded: He made the ruJ1ty0
;lea io Place, durlJtl a blWTe rybbciry"'; ·
retlro( for the It-year sei>leoce,, rather · .lleanwhlle;° the two ldfi,.achoal budoloa
lhu tab the dtoce',of bOiq aen••-ed ' 'lihti ~!ti! the Y,OUth \o ~ lallmtl -.. • ' ' . ..:-parodlae on Oihlr ""1,Y _ u , dljl .,.
to die had he rone on with bis scbeduled · • ltl'Veil imonJ· hla pan.....,. 'at !Jo1iie Apr!J.7 trial. JiLUDES DEATH SENTENCE: today. · . : ._. ", : ,. ,
A ;jury must try all caaea in Tennessee Kine AIN111ln Rey· '"It was very nice ••.• u flmlnll1 _ ... -~xen in guilty pleu -since the uld, Mn. Pond,.WblJM ,eldea ..,, w.li
juiy • .. 11 the penalty. All IZ· Junirs executed by the beacllboy ~~-).\!
-two of them Negroes -agreed to Mexico See, king ~==:~ nmote . ., ,ol
the · deal of a 91-year-sentence belc:n .Mm1Juana aa ·well.11 nio:o~ wU t4in the•. were sworn in. . . . - . anu · the . biDdlta 1· ......... , oon' . n.. jury simply voled by band in E~adition of · bet• ... lhO . .,... .. W!ih~ ~.:;:
th · •• I gun lo impreu his 'COli>Pmltim' 1"th ell' .aea.:i, nevtr eaving the courtroom. the f~ that they meant,bttstne,i : '
Ray 's attorney, famed trial lawyer • N.ew' port·. Doc ......... · r· slev.·Cbulo; II,~ Meia ' ~· ........ P<rfy F...._, an<fl ~ Phil "" ~ . f ,,_ ' '~1 . . .. 1· ,..,. • ..,..~~!'ft, ~
M. 'Cina!• bolh t9lcI the :jury \lilt .they to·llla ~bar Ar.a ...... , ~ ~ wez:e coovinted Illy alone killed Kini · ':I~~ . Poni'I bOd,. i" iiown• fu the-'Ml~\lnd
wlU.a rifle lhot lfll April I, and lhett Mexican autbar!Ua tacflJ Aid their ~~ -····~f' ~ Ii., ,( -:~'lip.::_· .. ', ~~t!i· ~l~ . ~'llT:f; ~ ,~\!'~-ld~~ll.J 1'!.J, fl=IQii'rii!r ~.. ..• IllF.lllllllebial-t, '• """. IL_rn?_ ., . "M11i1 • ,..._ i. )f ' · ' . _, .. ~111 .• 11;·~ I doll) .... with ilieit illeorlea oa. ~ ~•lall j'W .. ~ > • ' •'; • ~--...id/ urf_: • · "
the canlPbW·" · • ! k CbetabJ "C\i.I ';odo.;Toiliiir ...... · ' . . . 'jt' " "'' . ·Judie :w. Pm1i>n ~ittte uMd lla1 toUy•told>tlieDAiL~PIWrt11attoi\nal : .. llld,bat;~~~ -~~-
lf -lli'wai trylnf 1o ctiaiit• hlt 'ruIItY ipp11Cat1ooiadbetiiiml<it"19·-can tJ":.c" ~"n.' ·.o~m·· :i;:~rs·:·,":···.=.· plea.: .Ray saJd. "No sir,'' and apoke iutboiltfta1'· for tht tumndtf to ·hit ~ D __ .IJC
no n10re abOut the conspiracy~ dlv.lslon -of Dr. Merrill C. O'Donntll,
Rlli. wlllved lll rights for appeal; for 5Z, 30'1 PlactnUa Ave. '. .l :..~·~i.e'ry· .. ·p. 0 ..... :.:d .. ,'
a ~l' trial or for any other Jeial "It is not the lir1t tJme We have 11.rtW U.1.1
m8!J_tuver1 ln exchange for the 99-year asked," saJd Capt. J1vter Chlvarra
... t-·· 'will h h ·-'• .. ll th t through an interpreter. ''Thtte llaVe been r ,..: A b
bad ie.,..-~ -w a a compUcaUons In the past 6ut we think \.AiJlgm ,, ushers\ F~ liked Friday' for .a hearing, !!lat 11'! wlll be ptllf!IOI( to •. ua 'and , _ • .. • . • ,
and 1'llmon that Ray would switch bis prosecuted in lhla territory.• <Quin~ SAIGON (AP! -U.S. bombmr and
plea .li> 'gWity'bad been. prevfleot lllnce Rao). · · ' · · . ' artillety · ~ •late !!i"""•• >al
the11--.Ra1 eiltmd the courtroom taday J\ul, n.nuty D~CI .A~ 'l\l~t e!emenla GI· twO Vlei cq .,,,....,..,._, '•atl/il, ~ aame dart 'blue cbecke& Capp!Zf;r qt,adlUOoi !nveslli~tbr ·for that'had ll!ibwlhed and bi<odJed"; w..
iiilt .and light blue ahlrl which bo woi-t DlltrlCt Attorney 'CecJI lll<!u; todiiy 'said· lalfon 1.i · illoOll'.M -·"'"': • at~~=· Foreman -who :-::..~;;;· !::-=i::--1: ;t! =.:t=O<fa7,:baiili~: ' c'"'~i lo ltari I'°' . only one cli-' to • '"". ' ' . . . " 'Ille ,_.:.,.;, . . . " . i.ow1 , ua• ciu. cue -we'.ve had no request for a.-lo i-·•-~-~.~. ·-.inY; fQrce r elfi, mete.!
1 the '.cti1c Chair -arose and ,an-tiadJUOn,11 ~i.aald.", ,. : ' , \OU.l'JDOft..than 1~-~
nounced, "Your 1-, we havea.peliUO!l ·And Chlef "DepUfy l>lstrtd .A.u4rne, ~~ .. u.; C'.:an!bi>dlan · f!Gotjeri ~.
for a waiver of irlal and a change of Jamu Enrlg!JI Aid l!UOh.an·OfdF :'would m...., ifroili· tho aceoe wher.'lliay, ldllaol,
pi.a to guUty." bav• to .be,, ........ with -~ ,....... 30 ,of ' 11\0 --'---s .... ......W
BatUe told Ray that "this is a com· ev~eoce .of ~"'bel.;;'bii·.;i;r.;: (95 ·m' I!>< ~Ta ,;;r;. .otJlljita '
promise and 1etUement on a plu of coWd act on the matter. , , over ,!J>e weell:erid. -· '.,
guilty to murder· tn Ute first degree uniere WQUld have to be aome·tansible flctlt;>n1 ~here plied up.· u 1 t'8·
and 90 years in tht penitentiary. evidence th•t Dr., O'Donnell'• ·prelehce enemy's' iprinl: offensive,· charadmaicl
"ls UU. what you want to do?" Battle h·-and hla actions h-e·w-e in som"' by, ~r~se Secretary MeJVin,Jt .bi.lid asked."· -.;o., "" "" .., U •/'calculated. acalatl.oa' of tbt wai',"
"Yei, I do," Ray replied. way linked With the alltfed crime belcH cot1llinie4 Iii Its · third ·week: ;\llfod
Foreman told the Jiiron that "'I never we ~Id mP!IOd to MY Mui~ 're-•Pok-uid at If.alt U7 Viti <:.a,
upected, hoped « had any. idea when quest," he aakl, , lnd, lfri V~ese ~ tµled: .
I entered lhla cate that I would be . The, Pl\Ysldati, whp aJs0 Jl\llllilolna ol· .P'~ • paUel:a ·ael Feb. ,SS .at
able ' to do anything •the< than 11ve fices, at 17111 Biach Blvd, llllilt~ !hr olfl!na!vi's oR<m/n#. 'etlemjl -·
lhil man's ule.' It took me .a month ~each~,i.· aCcu.ed. 6y lhO ·moU...:;_OI ahelled .. .-than 1$ towns ancl·allJeif
lo COii"""' my'!\f , .. that then WU his -JI,. \oH~ of caulln( lier W .DJ ,.nfllrrn\ ~·'111tlt ·-la .... not-~-· . . "1njictU.,' jlolsooout drop" ·h>1'. heo oi'tara ~ ·-l .canfb;.~ fi.teniey 1eniri1 ol Shelby "blle~tho couple .wa! vp~ooiq !<> 1UJi" U.S.' ::-;: #''" reporlotl
, Counlj, iM.111 !~ ,jury,, "We · bave ·na· Cpaiplel,.~co Marcli 11.-1111 .. , •. .• Illdtl. ";:"'~. • ... -.. • ....,.
•-that then w'u any -IC)' .Mrc-;~ BameU,of.Lea ~elos, .&id 'nfilO cJ~~"ll"llJi.f~,
illvolvod.11-at any limo lhere 11 evldenc< e;tacuiill ',of , the ·wjll · ol.' Sunn~ J-. --. · · ; ,,.. '. 1
that ludl a -1fac:y Is liivo!ved· wi Q'~ll,'11,.'°'u 1p·1 .. n-· Onan-••
ww·tm prompt lctloc-': <Iai~ti Dr.".ollOniidi'..:;.~leeeive ~ .
from dlapoo!Uoo of the still ~ Oru1e' :
College Girls Move In ,or. Allrtin IC. Scborr, ,a, clinical tetsOne. the ., wu i/Jnnesota mulUpha8'c psychologist in 5'!' Diego County, told perlOllality • invenlof)' in wblch 111 NEW' YQRK (AP) -Abool JOO
the iurr at Slrlun's murder trial that questkrnlwereputtoSlrhml.Sc:horrllid Barnard ~I• r1r1s· moted .into .lwo
estate. AIJo ldenUfled with !hi PlllliiUll
In the acUon is Ben Hqa:ott of Torrance,
Sulin'"-father -from' whom Mn. Barnett
obtained·a <lf,oroe. j • •
H1ggott said tOday the quaUon or ' " ' ·
the U.felr-old Arib '1allo 'e1hfbited ! 1 a l•M&e 'teat ·•bowed that siri.ri Wu m~·· dorioltotiu at Cl:obmlbil Unlverai·
"hYPomanii." • •• ' ' . ansWertng the, que1Uona rn:ort ttuthfJllli ty Sunday nl1ht to emphaslr.e demands
Scborr . l.IJd this was a -.mlltteo In · than Ille' IY<TM" -w"'1d do. · for c:oed~tlonal·llvlq fldliUff,
blch . . • ' w a penoa wu "very ·agreait"f:, , · ~ • J • • •
ratleu; in • state of -tunnOiI M . D .. ' . " . I ' ·:.:.:!r:;:.i .. ~=..~.~·~ ·. ·. esa;Storm 'Dmitne :Set
extracUon is aUU "very inllCh f aUve.'' WAatii... ·
He fiew ·la·Maftil altor blo 4"111hter'1 · '' ~~--:-') •' .,.;i deith Wu-·an~" Ind ~isulded ; The W~I · ~·· t pt~ ·
. (Seo DOCroll, • .,. I • , ,,..dy t~ ~.. p , \lit atlet .!
, a~a. pio"''"ofi · weri 11!4. ' ·.r •' r · . • · ' lew lhllnd~ .. ior 'riihi!a,~ '. S · 1 alon1 'lf!tli .:;._ .,llluta and • , 'li~r' .. ~~: t~r -·.· ~m.~t~:~~·r .. 1a ~:ao\;. '8ebort ... the ·tnt of..-11.. -~ . • 0
psycbologiltl 1114 poyelilalrllla to be call·
ed by Ille .W-lo try lo -• Ila claim °' .. 11 , • , , r atldtr1' ·an the
., WilidO~~'lli-.·M~ ·' INSiDE :TODA'Y ,
I . TM B-.1 •f 111p11'1>1oora, re.
port ol --.. allot ... ll&all1 •
llEW YORlt (AP) -'Jiit -marW ...... • Illa .,_ todoJ', with the •
Dlw --.r ....... _piallnr
a.good .. utl -allClllll allead ol decllaiL ,........ -.... (Sia
quolll<m, P-lt.11).
Al 1:11 p.m., lhll l)ow ..., up I.Gt poin\' al 111.JT. 'Ille Dow, which cloled
with a loll 'ol UI polnla 'Friday { bid
botn' aboad from the llarl
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'!'lie brunt or the phyalcal d used • \o. bee! up the Santa Ana River
hi • January.February ---or Ievee-tlnil ..... ilc>odl"I bt Olber locaUona
-bit •laewbert, bu\ COiia Mota ..... ~ 11,fO ~added.
ofllclab bt\'t rrmoed llaa. lojl -· I Sonie"l}foia
0
bt tho cl!J ......-fl9odtd
at more than 14.!0'. mOattr in~ dUrln,1 .the.~-,two -aco. llul
IJll)I. -ol .u. el ~ !he --at; ........ Friif _ .. I . damap llld fllCultJ lllffftl "'
u ld munlclpal,work111 ncted ., •• 1 N~1~dl, La,pma,luch and In" manhoan a • total of ff per ...,,_., land , ' . •
dUring tho \.: nlnstorDt ·to :bit lbi =-· 111 lti. • .;,.i J1!<b ; wealherbme Soatbland. • ' ' -Uil M hoan hi '
'!'be ... ol sand ml ~ .. ..... U.Clly pnpired for the= •
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mildHf' ~ ~.l:dl• ~ ==-. .,, :=.. ._ , .... ,,.:e,~ blft .. ;.:!·~, ! ii·V' ·," ·e ~. Mtl Grlnilbla Lano. ' ' ci-·-I , ' ~ 'NO...,.._..._.,~u.~·. l=!".:·,.,d ,_ '· :}, the alllpor 1rll 'be!leMI .. bo " • ... ·-• lllJd InvealfCat«I Mld a Jltl~·P\ 1 ~ • , ~ ... = •of ~ "*' lo -... iboul ;;w;;'""" • . ... '
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THESE POOC HES ARE NO BEGINNERS -THEY'RE READY FOR GRADUATE SCHOO L .
Pl.-of Pupo, Complete With SorgNnl ond Guido Foll In for O!>ocll•nco Cl111'
M~a Police
Find 'Real'
Drug fJ1UJt
Tlloy bod a na1 drug bust Sunday
n!gbt, COiia Mta polJco said today.
OfflC\<lf Georp Wllaon WM C11 routine
patrol shortly before mlclnlgh~ when he
had occuloo to turn hia red 1Jih1$ and
llren -a motorist ouspecled of a
lraJflc 'riol1tlon.
Curlcus lbout the lurllvo inovemeill4
al· the driver 111<1 .....-rs. llllllly
llbppld Ill the UGO block al Placentil
Avooao, Olllcer Wilton aWd permlsalon
to -lbl-
Itnal'anled.
Seftnl llllall paclS(es of red liJls
...,. dlacovaed, leading to uml 'of
line men 111<1 1 woman. the' .latler
abapelJ IOlpocl Jl<Ovidlol the rtal drui
buJt.
"She had '12 ..in. In her bra" said ' .... . ......... 111mC1p1or.
-.. •111'1\'!<11 ,.l11,JIO'O'''lo• al ~clnip·Ua wm:
1.-te E. ~ 11, II 1111
11th SL, Santa .ADI." r~ . • c
-E. Jlda!il. 11, "' 1111 w; 11th SI. Santa Ana. . . rr-. S.O., %0, of 1!09 E. Flrol .
SL, Santa Ana.
&bert D. ColkU, 19, of 1!30 W. 11th St., Santa Ana.
lovestlgatorl alJo lmpouoded the Drlg-
cera cw;pie's car, In case it could lead
to ·-evidence al IUU'cotlca viol•· tlans.
f.dM Cook Suffers
Grease · Burns ' '
k-frf cook at' a COrona de! Mil'
!kb 111<1 cbJpa lbop IUflered palnfQI
grease hums lo his mooth and throat
Satont1y Jn a freak Ol>IJ>e.job acddeill
Police uld Don Wllllace Estes, IS,
of Slllta Ana , auflered the seuing burn•
wbllo llplionlng hot greaoe from one
container to another at Mr. Fish and
OUps ill ConJna de! Mil'. .
Estes accidentallj sucked some of the
hot gmsc Into hia mouth trying to
llarl a slpbon.
A fellow 1employe took him to Hoag
Mom«lal Hospital after the 9:!0 p.m.
mlabap. Saffuillr lrom seconcklegree bum•,
Elles wu Ullder intensive care at Ule
bolpltal, whM hia condition ... liated
.. 11tiJllCl«y.
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ouml: COAU PUILllHINO toMP'AH'f'
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Growling Grads?
Dog_ .Obedience Class Opening
' n. Oleta Mao ~ 0eput.
~ II opeoJnr 'o gradulle ICbool I« ........ ...... . .
. 'Called the -,,:..iu.te novice doc Obe·
dJence clao ft Js open only to dogs
who have pusfij the recreation
department'• Beginners Novice Coune.
It alms to perfect established exercLses
and introduce more advanced routines.
Fee for the ten-week .course Is f15.
A new beginners cla1111 Us also formJng.
RegiltraUon for · both cla..es ..m be
held frcm I p.m. to I p.m. Marth 27,
and March 28 and 29, from 9 a.m.
to t p.m. on the fourth floor of !be
Civic Center, 'T1 Fair Drive. Cbwes
begin at TeWinkle Park UUlitj Field
April 8, with an orientailon session 1t
the Community RecreaUon Center (west
gate, Orange County Fairgrounds) from
1 p.m. to 8 p.m. for beginners, who
should leave thelr dogs at home ·for
the first meeting.
Udall Call,s Oil Drilling
Decision 'Bay o.f Pigs'
WASlll!IGT9Ji <yr.n . -: . ~QODOr legislation "it may !lave !Jetn a very
i-t«· .. ~ .-" 'Udlll;'~', pod thlog !or the co'*'try,1 '1 ,
, Jill~ raoll·~ UdaU Aid all of tho inlormaUon he •1ilip: Siat.f'JMitida c •'iru ,~' f~lved fro\O;/lll IU~ f>dicated ·~al · · .. _ u:fu ol ., · OU drtWng wtidll .be 'kafj.Ufthe Santa ·-~ conaen~-&.OWJ · •· &rbara Channel · ·Bui1~ aald ·JJ the underwater oil • . He compared ;he advice he received
11eU blowout wblcb coated the · Slllta to that which tho late President KeMedy
Barbara beacheJ with black brude oil received prior to the ill·fated Bay o(
results in .new water pollutJon safety Pigs invasion of Cuba.
l'rom Page l
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Mexican officials to conduct an autopsy
of her remains.
ffa&gotl said he took that. otep \>'<•use
he wu 4'far from 11.Usfled with the
atory told mo by my IOIHJ>.Jaw. We
bad bad .. ""111 cooflldlng 11CCOW1ts of
just bow and why SUsan died, tncludlng
suicide, and so l did what any father
would have dorie - l Mked for another
doctor's opinion."
Mexican cllnical documents held by
Mrs. Barnett's attorneys Indicate that
the autopsy re\'Uled the presence of
a "large amount" of uJmjnaJ, a highly
toxic barbttuate. Subsequent tnvestlj:atlon
led to the nemlng of Dr, O'Donnell
in extradition documenta and the filing
· of charge.s of homocldo ageloot tho phys!·
clln and Dr. Antonio Negron Rublo,
tho ph)'llcian appar<nlly called In at
C.rumel by Dr. O'Donnell
Dr. Rnblo Ii alto ac:cuJed of betnil
an accesaory after the fact 111<1 falalllol.
lion of documOllll, ID alleged off'"''
appmtly 8lemmlng from bl. llping
of tho death cerU!lcate.
Documents 'filed with Mrs. Bmlelt'•
attomoy1 lndlcote !hot Mrs. O'llonnell
wu burled Jn the local Mexican cem•tery "lmmedtaf011 allet doeth" 111<1 lllat her
husband on that umo day retumed
to Los Ana<!., by air alter adruillf
his wtfe's l'tlativel or her dealb.
Feliciano Home
.Windows Shot
Out by Vandals
Vandall llhot oot three wlndOWI al
tho home al blind &qer JOOI Fellclano
lo Newport Beach Saturd1y night while
!hi eolertafner and a lrl<!nd W.., Jkten.
tng to-..
Fomst Burton of Anaheim told police
ht ucl 11ng.,.suJtar11t Felklano were
In the upotatn bllcooJ al tho Bick
Bly bomo at 7' 16 p.m. •hen the1 heard IOWICh al bmklnl ,, ....
Botll fell to the floor, -,alcl, then Ibey heard two more crasba.
Police &aid no 4\llPICls .,.,. -
around tho boulo and no large mliillt1
were found whJch could hive broken
tho willdow1. Oflicen Nld tlMI clam111
WU C&Uled by "pellets al -IOrl, not rocks."
They &aid u.... wu oo aJll)lnllt
l'Won for the v111<11U&m, whlcli m1y
have been random acts
"W~ did Underestimate the risks,••
Udall told a Senate PolluUon Sub-
committee.
"The Bureau of the Budget was in
the picture," be said. "They were hunro
for the revenues."
In tbe future, Udall said, "We should
always err on the side of protection
where a mistake could do great d•ge
to the other rtSOUl'Cf!I," ...
Udall aaJd the West Coast w~ :"an
on ddlcieocy irea'" at the llmi ...
Slllta Barh\ra drilling wu authorlaed.
He said recent oil discoveries in Ala.aka
have corrected the oll deficiency and
Jf they bad been made earlier might
have headed off iranting of Ibo S.Ota
Barbara leases.
Barmaid Busy~
'Custom ers' Too
While a barmaid was !laving over
a bot stove, customers unknown ware
llavtng over three hot Pllllttnp of nude
fllrll at • Costa MMI tavern, poUco said todly.
Harold Schweawesen, owner of the ~ B, !SQ Newport Blvd., told Officer
Dive. Hl)'el that the nudes on black
wlw!t ore wwth PIO and dlsappured
S1turdly,
Barmaid JO&lllle Short WU miking
sandwiches in the kitcben · when tbe
artwork dlsapptared,
Mesa Oerk Gets
Extra Work Da ys
II YoU caol take time, mm time.
Thia waa apparenlly the pblloaophy
ot the o.ta Mesa O.ty Cieri'• office,
whlob nn oot of February laJt -t.
before itttfni reldy ftr Ibo Marth -kloid.
Documenl8 llSUing lrom C • K ,
"Charlie" Priest's headquarters through
Frld1y were o!Dclatly atamped Feb. 33,
'4, and 35, until IOmtone noticed tbe
odd dates.
Bartender Arrested
NOnTH HOLLYWOOD (\ll'I) -" A 14·
Y•IMlld birteoder •t lhe Joyn( B>r
hft'e hu be<n bookeCl .. IUlpilloo of
murder In the ihootinc doetl>I ol two
tavern pajnlnl.
Police bOol:ed Clyde Milliea, al North
Hollywoed, Sunday afle< WllllqJ.~
C.verdlll. II, B~ o\id """'""' Ca!WilD, I&, had been falall1 ahot lo
!he ~ad with a .22 caliber revolver.
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,Apollo in. Homestretch
.· S~IPp &tilin.g 'L~Arzow 'fhr1t>ngh Sky'
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• . ·~ Q:NilR. Houstm <UPli -'
Thi ,~ ,. -..11 lload. up llletr
orbH f« a 'nlltnllay ~ and
oeUed happily dowo the llOm..ttelch loo
day wllh one eye "° the f1lel puae
and th• other'"' Ibo wutber. · ·
•'Like an arrow throuCh the 19,"
.. claimed Jamss A. Mclltfllt allot flfli!I
lhl ihlta DWn ~Nlao II t:• pJllo
PST lo adjlllt Apollo f'i path for the
hoinec:omlq. ' ··~, bNuUfuJ. .. replied sround
communicator Ronald Evans.
McDivlU, David R. Scott and Ruttoll
L. Schwelckart reported .their AtlaoUc
Ocean llncllni area looked rough ucl
windy, but COllln>llen pl'lllllltd: "We
wonl brilll you down. lo tho middle !If a frooL" (Related Slo17, Pip .i ·
False AJTest
Suit 'Filed
Against Mesa
A man who wound up in police custody
as a ruult of an alleged mixup in
auto qency paperw0<k is demanding
•10,000 lo a claim charglos Coota Mesa
autboritla with lalle arrat, asaault and
bumlHation.
Attorney Juli"' Aarons med the ootice
Friday in behalf or Garden Grove resl-
dent Edward Golub, detaJned last Dec.
5 far lnvesilgation of an alleged auto
theft from a dealer&hi)l.
"Due to the nature of this claim,
I would rath~r have as JlttJe publicity
u possible," Aarons tiaid tod-r when
ull:ed about ·the case involving hia clienl
Coo.ta Mcaa Police Capt. Robert MOOdy
aaid, however, that Golub was stopped
u the reault of a broldcut illvolvilll
a car reported atolen by execuUvea: of
Harbor Dodge, 215l Barbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa.
1'He wu never arrested, just de--
talned,'' CaPl Moody said.
Golub, however, cbarpt In the action
that he ouffered bodily fnjury, •mollooal
dlatraa, humiliation 111<1 domap to hi>
perlODll reputation.
Golub, wbo bu alnco moved from
252i Santa Alla Ave., Coal& ~ lltll
throe speclllc police oflleen •. dden-
dants, pins othtr unidentified city
employu. .
,._ -loc1uclo Lt. Allltla.sailtlt 111<1 pilrolman James ,..,... 111<1
Charles Jackson.
Capt. Mooct1 oald that Golub wu pick·
ed up for quesUontng on the buia of
a report made by the auto agency about
a mining car and cleared.~ af.
tlrward of any offense.
Capt. Moody said the incident was
evldenUy caused by a mtmp jn
paperwork at the Harbor Do d I e
dealership, leading to belief that the
car had been atolen.
Burglars Ready
To .Throw Party
Burglars with a taste for btu
bur1larlzed the COiia M... GoU 111<1
Country Club, police reported today, tak·
ing 30 cases of tht best Washington
and Colorado have to ofrer.
. Loss in the window-smash job at 1701
Golf Course Drive wu estimated at
$120, according to Virginia Fairrls, who
flltd a burglary report with Ofrlett Dave
Hayes Saturday.
The lou at the municipally operated
goU c!)Urse is covered by insurance,
invesUgators said, adding that other
more ~ve loot wu cot taken.
"Ycu toop ,,.W. Ibo dr--on 1bls fllallt>" McDlvltl asked Evons.
lllto i~" WI l.lca.tll u ~ •-. ••By ,.U,, thal'• rllbt," nplled Ibo -
lnlo 111.--al ll(Jlce !IJlbt, · Wiler. -, · ' · ' ·
' ''You have bad too '<111 a 'llme,• I The firing \origi"fUY was stbeduled
tommunlcator s\uart lloou told Ibo to laJI eigbl secondl, bu\ II WU l<qthen·
spacemen. ""''plla'keep ycu 1acked ed to 25 ltCOllds lo order ~• run a
VP·" ' . test of the shfp•1 fuef1auging l)'lteln.
MeDlvtll uld ht dido' have_. cllanct... "Wa have ,lhal much fuel ldt!" I' obeirvo Ibo ••ii* cm a later -Mclllvill uni and . wu ' 1111Ultd he llld u.i..t, "l!a!dM. I dido' Wllll to did. l¥rUf D>1lllf to ·,.. bow bad II rully la llleir 'first aeven oays, McDivitt,
wu.'' · Sdlwoickarl ucl scou chleted •I Ibo
"It'll 1e1 l>tlter,• Evans said. bug·llke Apallo moon landinf craft and
Toda1'1 =-&ecOOd rocket burst booSted set the stqe for lunar orbft flight for
Apollo l's otbil to a celllng al :!st Apollo 10. It will he moved to the
mlloa and~-Ill path for a normal Jauncllpad at Cape Kenn<dy Tu'1day.
l'Hl'!.try. Tbe Apollo I astronauts tept an eye
"Do you ruliJe 1hat wu the ,17th on the wutber in the Atlantic where
propulttve .,._,,.we llavo p11tonned the teco'fUJ ablp Guadllcanal steamed. . . '
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Auale 1-s
1r 1 1111DD1er time Down Under
and· secretory Marfene Saund· en 11 all....,t for 1w!Jn at IJOublt ' Jla7', A IU~arb of
Sidney.
Man's Body
Discovered
In Mud Pond
The body ol an Artesia man -dead·
perhaps thne dlyl -WU clilcovered
Sunday afternoon hall submerged In &
mno!<tY pood near Taylor Lake In H1111-
tinitoo Beach.
Two Midway Cily flSbennan ?Jportad
the find to poli<e at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
The victim WU tentatively ldentilled
today by tho Orange County Coroner'•
office as 41.yeaNJd :n.. KnJlhl of
Artella. Police investlgaton Aid the
death was ruled accidentslJlrownin(.
The discovery was made by John Lee
Coney, lf7$1 Jefferson St., and Lee Tay·
lor Percy, 14622 Adams St., where tbe.Y,
were il!hlng for bass and cat fbh in the
Taylor iake area near Slater Avenue
and Golden West Street.
Police 1a.id the body was stuck tight
in the mud. It was well preserved
because of cold water.
Investigators estimate the man's dl!!at.h
at three to four days before discovery •
A full investigation wu first made for
possible homicide clues, said the detec·
lives, bu( none were found. The body
was removed when it became apparent
the death WU accidental.
Post mortem invutlplioa WU CCfto
ducted by the ......... ofllce at Smith'•
MO?Umy' In llontlngt<n Beach. Furieral ..,...,.._ are pendlnc, antD nnt
of kin "" found and nottfied.
Flood of Help
Newport Aids Canyon Victims
By JOUN VALTEllZA
Of ,,.. DlllfY , .... """
Silvera® Canyon'• flood victiml today
may not have much tn the way of
homu, bu\ they have clean sheets and
warm blaniett, compliments ol 10tne
new frleods from Newport Beach.
Tbey have the new bedding and much
el.le, 11 the r~ cf a rtllef caravan
from Hoag Memorial Hospital. 'nle
mercy mW:lon arrived Saturday morn-
ing.
Three trucks full of food, bedding,
furniture and clothes showed up along
with half a dozen Ho1g employes to
help with die lllllOldlng.
'the car1van. arranged 1pontaneously
last Tu"'1ay by Hoq employu, eoded
at the Sllve.rado Community Church,
which overlooks part or lbe Oood-rava1ed
canyqo.
Some aurvlvon: are staying at the
cburcli'1 community center aincl!! record
floods wubed away their bomet and
tilled five al their nelghbon. M<n than
a score of homes were washed away.
Many mare were heavily damq:ed.
The 'Rev. R.E. Burke, Putor, and
severa1 survivors helped Hoag employes,
men and women, unload the donated
articiOI wblcb were added to the growing
stack still coming in from other partl
of the county.
Teenqe members of the community
helped stack the articles in rooms of
the chlD'Ch's communlty building, nearly
fulll from donated supplies.
Mr. Burke gratefully received the
donaUon1, citing the special need for
Lintn11 and bedding. "This 18 °"" thing
that the people will really need wben ·
they come back. Th.ls is wonderful , • •
jut wonderful," be said.
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Q OMEGA-ACCUTRON -BULOVA 't1
AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE !i)
COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIR
e rings sized end repaired
•diamonds end precious stones remourr;,.; e pearls restrun9
WE CUSTOM OESl6N I MANUFACTUllE ALL TYPES OF JEWELRY
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not HA!IOI an.
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In the Wind
Carole Wall will never admit'!!,
bu\ &be was · no\ \be picture of
grace anti poise Th.ursday . night
when j.elevision actor Gene Barry "
swept her into his arms apd kissed
her.
I'm not sure what it all meails,
but \vtien I mentioned it to my
wife she · commented only, "No
\vonder."
The event was the annual Jaycee
Distinguished Service Award din-
ner at Meadowlark and as usual
it was a fine event. The Jaycees,
\vho also stage events such Bli the
annual Fourth of July parade and
celebration, are getting pretty
fikilled at this sort of thing.
* Barry delighted the audience
with his quick wit, although the
biggest laugh of the evening came
just after Barry had described his
family, spending some time in
discussing his three children.
Ready to ask another question,
a Jaycee officer jumped up and
blurted out, "Do you have any
fu\ure plans? Although. everyone
knew he wanted· ·lo know · about
plans for running for the U.S.
I Senate, the question came at a
time mbst inopportune.
Mayor Alvin M. Coen, a past
winner of the DSA award, did
manage an encore, T b u r s d a y
night, \bus upstaging Barry tor
a moment or two. However, Bar.ry
offered to provide the materlal for
the mayor's second talk when. he
opened and displayed \be gift given
to him by the J aycees -the cur·
rent copy of Playboy.
* Bill Schweikert was the winner
lhls year. Considering that the win·
ner last year was now~ouncilman
Jerry Matney and the year before
that 'vas the then-Councilman
Coen, we are all wondering what
office Bill has in mind.
Bob Dingwall was the first run·
nerup and since Bob is running
for a seat on the board of trustees
of Huntington Beach Union High
School District. he was expected
to be the winner hands down. Since
he did not pick up the top plaque,
I wonder now how he will fare
in the election.
All of those responsible for the
dinner should be congratulated. I
was met at the door by California
Junior Miss Jackie Benington and
Miss Huntington Beach J e f f e
Blackard. Obviously everything
bad to be all right with the Jaycees
and the evening.
Meet on Cit y
Prog ress Set
For March 22
Civic, economic, cultural and educa-
tional opportunities in Huntington Beach
will be analyzed A1arch 22 as the second
annual Congress for Community Progress
meets at Golden West College.
Featured in the program will be Monte
Nitzkowski, former Olympic IWimming
team member and assistant coach of
the U.S. Olympic water polo team at
Mexico City, who will lecture on civic
opportunities.
Dr. Jame s Catanzaro, instructor in
history and philosophy at Golden West
·College will explain the cultural and
educational opportunities to the 300
guests expected to attend.
Also appearing in the program will
be Peter Horton, director of planning
far McDonnell Douglas Astronautics who
will ouWne Huntington Beach's economic
oppbrtunit.ies.
Following the presentations
participants in the congress will be asked
to join in 'discussion groups.
Mari na Miss Win.S
Hom.emaker Title
Janet Leverone, 11, ol tsaa Standish
Lane, Huntington Buch, hes been namecf
Be~ Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
for Marina JDgh School.
Tfie high school seolor was presented
with a apeclally designed lllver chann troni General .Mills, apomor of. the Dl4
tion,lde «>nteot.
Miss Levet'Ohe received her tlUe on
the )basis o! her score In a written
JmoWlcdge and aptitude test given to
the lj:hool'.• "'nior gkls last December.
The award allows Jlr;r to compcll! for
a WOO college scholarahlp and a tom·
plete oet ol tht Encyclopedia Brittanica
dufing state f1nals this year . •
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$500,000 Pui%le
Chicago art dealer Peter Darro inspects what could turn out to be
\be most expensive jig saw puzzle in I.be world-the piecing together
of a 13 by 9 foo t canvas reputedly painted by \be 17\b centwy master
Guido Reni. The canvas, which could be worth as much as $5()0,000,
bas been cut into six or •even, pi...s and Dari-o baJ been hired to
restore the piece.
Measuring Knowledge
Huntington Beach Schools
f o Enter Testing Program
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
How much does a 17.year old high
school student really know?
Officials of Huntington Beach Union
High School District hope to find ciut
this spring when their students take
part bi a n81ional testing program.
It will be administered by the Measure-
ment Research Center of Iowa, a private
organization . attempting' To learn what
American youngsters and adults know.
Huntington Beach students will be
among 32,000 17-year olds from 500 high
schools across the nation who will take
part in the educational assessment -ex-
ercises.
Only one or two schools in the diltrict
will be chosen for the sampling and
not all 17-year-olds will take the tests
dealing with science, civics and writing
skills.
Results will be reported in terms of
Huntington Girl
In Competition
For Scholarship
Judith C. Presson, 17, a senior at
Huntington Beach's Marina High School
will compete for a $4,000 scholarship
as semi·finalist in the Southern California
Edison Company Scholarship Program.
Miss Presson, a resident of 5342
Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach, is the
only senior from Marina High School
to pass the quarter-final stage.
T h e electric coinpany's scl)olarship
program offers six $4,000 scholarships
to be taken at the winner's choice ot
14 private colleges and universities in
Southern CalifornilJ. The college attended
by the winner receives a direct grant
of '3,000 during lbe four years' of the
S<tfarshlp.
JAU WINNER
Top Soloist
percentages or students who give
particular responses to each exefcise, .
r.i.ther than in tenn.s of a score for
each individual.
Results will be confined to an in-
ttrp'etation of responses for large
geographical areas and not for a single
district, county or state.
During the next three years four other
age groups are scheduled to be assessed,
iocluding children aged 9, 13, and adults
between 26 and 35.
It is not known yet if the Huntington
Beach Union High School District will
be asked to participate in these continued
exercises.
To be included in the later test.! are
more subjec t areas, among them
literature, social studies, m u s i c ,
mathematics, reading, art, and voe•
lion.al education.
The entire program will be directed
by the Committee on Assessing the
Progress of Education (CAPE).
-On the national level, CAPE expects
lo derive census-like data on the educa-
lional attainment.s of portions of our
national population and plans to make
the data available to school officials
and the general public.
Jt will a1so seek to measure what
growth or decline takes place in selected
aspects of educational attainments of
the U.S. population over a period of
time.
Valley Area
Concer~s Sl.ated ·
Three days, March 23, April 27 and
June 1, will reign officially u "com-
munity Concert" days in Fountain Valley
by proclamation ol Mayor Robert
Schwerdtfeger. . .
Each oC those days will feature mmic
by an orche~a, band and vocal group,
under the sponson:hip oi the Fountain
Valley School District Music Booster Club
In lta community concert aeries.
Mayor Schwerdtfeger urged the entire
community to ~PPort the concert pro-
gram.
Appearing in the serie.'I March 23,
will he Adrian Holland ind his string
ensemble; April '27, the cboraleers
directed by Sheldon Disrud, and June
1, the Air NaUooal Guard Bond 569
directed by Robert Bruner.
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Hunting ton Hig h
Boy Wins Honor
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"'Tom Kubis ol Hundngl<n Beach High
School took away horKln as kip sololR
lo the recent Orange Coast College J bl
Ptlllval.
. Kubis plays tenor sax with the Hun-
dngton Beach High School jau band
and al.so writes compoeitloM for t h e
bond. In competition' he demon"'11!«1 Ills
ablllty wllll rendition• or "A Buckel
of Blues" and "Down Basie Street."
Today Huntington Beach High hosted
17 high school jazz bands in Ill 1econd
annual jazz festival.
Tiie jau festival contlnute unUl C
,.... lh .. Ille school auditorium. Public
ls Invited and admission 111 free .
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Mflldly, -10, lM
.t ivin-g With Moon _Me-1
" Pair· Sza~:tt:J .. Work Wi th Apoll-0 9 Crew
ABOARD THE USS GUADALCANAi.
(Al') -Two ..-..ors· on this Apollo
9 .....,...,. llblp have unique op.
~ wllll dOltiny next llJDUDer. u an -according to pi.,. 111o1 .,..m
be 111< llrfl -to ~nie Into ~ coqlaqt ~th m~o woo hive· walker:l on
the moon. ..; 1 For 1.,.. or five .i.1s. they wlll be
tht only peraons lllowed to enter lhe
quarantine structure in wblCh astrOnauts
who have rtturn~, from the .moon ~ID
• Flood District Land
Approved for Sale ·
Oranp County ~upervisors h a v e
authortzed tbe a.le ol 9.5 acres· of surplus
county Jl'Jood Control District'. property
in Fountain 'Volley to David' ·E. c ...
ningham and James D. Beck for '247,100.
C.ounty Rell Properties D i rec tor
Robert Kn.me said the · two men sub-
mitted tbe blgheSt of nine bids on the
property loca1ed 630.feet north of Warnet
Avenue and Q> feet. west of Brookhurst
Street. .
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eat. 1leep, tfndergo me d 1 c: a I ex·
amlnaUons, 'and tell about Uiel:r' Id·
venture. .
· The ,two men..-Dr. William Carpen.
ti.er, .Seabrook,. Tex .• and John Hlrasld,
21, Houston, Tu. -wlll live wl\h U>e
~ astronauts Jn a mobile qµaranline
atatiop lhe moi Of • boule trailer. . '
In . set"1l8 UP houaekeeping wllll ln-
divldUals ivbii have l\andled luna rocks,
lhqffled. tllrougb the loll, lnhaltid ,and
"'allowecl t!le ~uSt, Carpenfuir and
Hiraski will, br•ve 11)1 mQOn orpn'lsms that intlht Coine back to earth.
· Carpelluer concedet that t!le danger
Js eJtrernelf ~all.
· At lhe~ same -time, "be agrees with
scientific. agencies . whlCh have warned
there is a· rfst to the 'earth . that ·some
lunar microorgani£m •t fltld ill way
here : and . -free of natural enemies
-flourish out of control
Carpentier s,ays ·the cbanc~ are
re.mote that any form of life haa survived
the near vacuum, extreme h t a t ,
ullraviotet eiposure and radiation ol the
surface of the moon.
Neverthelw, because al the possibili·
ty, astronauts must tUbmit to strict
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quariDtlne lor·at ----the)' come back from lhe oateUllt. Ill
the mobile quaranllnl atatleo Clrpentlor
will put Ille -thtou&h ~ nlllllnotloos and mate varlowl teoll
nomW1y conducted by an entire medicll staff. I .
Hlruald wlll handle lhe rock aampld,
film and data tape brought boCk 111
the moon men.
He also will operate Q1e atatlonl -management, electrical and other IYI'"
terns, and take in tbt ·prefroun cooUd
• meals which will be heated in 1 nUcro-1 wave oven.
Progressive Banking ·
Talk . Set for Board
Progressive banking aervice 11· tbe
topic of Richard J. "Dick" Waldzunil,
manqer Of the Soutbe.rn Callfomla 1"lm
Natlooal Bank, 17121 Beach Blvd., foe
the Wednesday I a.m. brealdast 'meeth>I
of the Huntington Beach Fountain-Vllley,
Board of Realtors at the HuntinatoD
Seacllff Country Club, 3000 Palm Ave.
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at El · Rancho:-
the supermarket
where the. price is right!
BIG VARIETY!
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• 1:'Al / • . PRICE! • " • • • • • •
All YOUR
FAVORITES!
Stock up on fMft f ood4
a.t EI R•nelio tAia ,..,kJ
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Candy Ian Regul•
5c Size a for,,,~
Candy ia fun! .... and more fun at El Rancho's low.price! Chooae from HenheY, Ban, Krackle!, AJ.
mond ·chocolate, Mr. Goodbar, ~aby Ruth, Buttertin1er, Heath, 'Abba Zabba .... and more besides I
Fiddle Faddle . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. 3 ••· '1 Jollytlme Pop Com ........... 3 ... '1
Caramely_ and chewy and good! ... Reg .. 39c_pkgs. Fun to PoP,. ~fun to eat? ••• 20 ounce can1.
Soft Drinks ..... , ............ ~ ... 12 '•·· '1 lee Cream Bon Ions ............... 59¢
Bubbly, sparkling fun! Spr:;Jzficltl .. .' 12' 01.. cans A bucket o! J)leuure? Bonibee .•. save lOc!
Pancake Mix ..................... : ... 39' Jello .................................. 6 ... '1
Pancakes arc f un ! Aunt Jemima ~ .• 21b. l'kr. Colorful, wigrly, d,elieious! Bil : I ounce pkp.
Suj>erShopperJlealJ!aken!
Flank Steak ... ~i;.~' ..... ~1 2~
What makes this fun is the "oven ready'i ·feat~re! All.you have to do jg cook it,,. and enjoy it!
Beef Braising Ribs ............... 49~
Meaty ... flavor that makes for real deU1h t!
Fun Fruit!
Chiquita Bananas
Bananaa are fun ..• to 1llce
with cereal ••. with pudding 10 C or ice cream, in a pie or We II•
••. or just to eat!
I Prict« in ef/1,ct JIMI., f uu., Wed.,
Mor.10, 11, It. No..U. lo d..U.n.
Ham Loaf............................. 89~·
Deligb\f~lly aeasonod ..• ju•t •hape and bake!
Super Salads!
Nally' s Salads
Salads are more fun when 3 $1 they're ready to lel"Ve ! . . • I
No fu .. , no lll1la8 ! : · . . Rer. 39c ctn1.
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bow watching televiB!on affeds
t jourth graders' school work show·
t ed some children wa~ more
l television than parents think possi-
ble. One student said he watched
' · tele-vision ''80 hours a week in-
• eluding 25 hours on Saturday."
r • t A New Haven re sident has filed
' In U.S. District Court to forbid
t St. Patrick's Day parades in the
city. John F. CUrran Jr. says the
parade is a "religious j>roce.sslon. n
* He atgues-it violates the treed.om
1 o! religion guaranteed by the U.S •.
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Geoff Sez, 40, of Winche.ster,
England, had been t he straight
man for ;okes about his name
long enough and ftnally peti-
tioned to have his name chang-
ed. He is now Geoff Southern.
Geoff said he did as much for
his four 11oung daughters <U for
himself. "The mind boggles at
the problems the name could
have caused my daughters later
on," he said.
• A flying policeman landed hiJ
airplane to write out a ticket
because be said a train blocked
a crossing too long. Sgt. AJ ford
was flying over Tampa, Fla.
broadcasting traffic reports. He
spied the train\ at a crossing and
started timing it. It sat there 11
minutes, Ford 'said. He landed,
drove to the railroad yard and
cited A. J. Simp1on, yard con-
ductor, for violation of a city
ordinance that trains cannot block
an intersection longer than five
minutes. •
Ju.st one of the spring crop of
babie1 at the Detroit Zoological Park,
th.ii f>abv Polar bf!a r lumbered out
of 1i:i.T den "home ' long enough for
photographer1 to record hil press
debut. The S-month-old cub kept close
to mom during the picture taking
session-just like any baby would. • NE'\V Hampshire prides itself on
Yankee ingenuity and proved an
example with an unusual example
o! thrift. The state saved $1,555 by
salvaging two late model wrecked
:;t.ate police cars and welding the
hvo good halves together ·into one
serviceable cruiser. The job cost
only $129.119 .for towing and parts.
Students QJ1 a training project did
the work.
Court Sets Rules
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On Wiretapping
WASlllNOl'Olf (UPI) -Tbt 8u)ftM
Court apeUed out a Ht o1 new auJdtllnel todo)' In ... roimdnc _.,.,. . ...,
the government'• ue of evidence obo-
talited b)' enetdropplq. •
'In a ,.t <( ._1a: run.,., the court
held: ,\
-Tbe govmunent may Ult 1Vldenc1
even If obtained by uolawflll eavudrop.
ping Clll others If tbe .defeodln( WU not
a partlciplllt In the overbeaM coo-
versation aiicl 11 tbe buUlnf did not
take place at h1a home,~ office or almllar
pmooal preinllU. .
-OJ\ the othet band, In c.... "here
be wu a party to the coaven:atioo
"' blJ prtm1aea ''i>uCAd" the defendant
may demand under proper 111_..i.
thet the wtretap -be tuined Over to h1a attorney even In cuea ID.
volvlng national eecurlty.
-An adversary coart procedure m111t
tllon be beld to dtlmnlne tbe relevance
of the eav...trop ln!OlllUIUon to blJ In-
dictment and If the wlrotap evidence
la ahown as being relevant. the defendant
may have it 1Uppreued. The Jw:Uce
Department wanted the trial judge alone
to rule on the admisaiblllty oC wiretap·
evidence.
Solicitor Genual Erwin N. Griswold
urged private inspection by tbt trJal
judge to protect lnno=I lblrd partlel,
Something Not
Fishy; Heroin
Ring Smashed
WASHINGTON '(UPI) -'Iba U.S.
Bureau l>I Cuatom1 lllJllRIDCed todo)' 11
lw broken up an lntemalional smuqllng
syndicate and .. ized one ol the larpat
shipments ol heroin on record In a
raid In New Yark City.
Cuatom1 -I.eater D. J-llld· at leul four -baft bten arnsted. and 11more arrestl are
eSpected.11 The four were being taken
before a U.S. comml!sioner in the
IOUtbern district of New York, be takl •
Jolmoon llld about a poondl of heroin
... -from a ablpnent of canned
fisb wblch eame by frelghtar from Spala
and ..., «'IJlriinecl to a New York State Importer.
Tbt drug wu In cans labeled lllh.
"U II expected 1n lnvestlption aJraadt
underlata In Europa will eradlcato the
aarcotlal llDUUlinl Of!lanlzation and Illa
--of hmlln llld mull will be made In Illa United Sta1a and E~ in the next few daya," Jolmlon
said.
llld In ...\i--~ .... to plVIAlct the_...,.al'1111Wl~-·
111 llld JI the~-.... obil(ed to tum over all twN11tlon1
\o def-. It 111,t, to llOp ..-.unc· m¥ spy ··lie u ld
the pracl1ce wiluld 11111\1 -· Im-portant tnlormaUaa over. to ' unfrlendly ·-' The court toot thtto other acllw: '
-Upheld b)' a H nlt an anUlnlSt
deci!:lon against two Tucson, Ariz.,
newspaper& wblch CGmblned their ad-
vertblng and ctrcuJaUon dejlartmenta.
F« the court majorlty, Jlllllce Wtlliam
0. lloqla1 held that the '1'llclon Dally
CIU... and Ibo Arboaa Dally Star had
!ailed to ahow thet their eomblned opera-
tion WU protected b)' the "lalllng com-
pany doctrine." The claci<loa, W-ted
!o by Jullice P«tar Stewart, could have
an linportanl bearlns on llmllar ar-
rangements In II other ctu.._
-Revened the B1rmtncJ>am convictlon
of tbe Rev. Fred L. Sbuui-th who
with the late Dr. Mwtln Luther Kine
wu convicted at parading without a
permlt In a 1913 Easter civil rlghta dem--on. -Threw out the dllorderly conduct
conviction ol Negro entertainer Dick
Gregory atemmin, from a prUest march
around the -ol Chica&<> Mayor !Uchard J. Daley In 1111.
Egypt Vows
Vengeance
For Chief
:SY TllE AlllOCIATED PIU!llS
Egyptiml paid tri-todo)' to ~
111D1 clllef ol lllf!, c.i. IJ>dtl M~
Rlod, fatally -.ded 1!1' an lll'lell li¥U
-,., -otqed • -·uoo. dlanting, ••we need arnis for revenge."
l'relldenl Gama! IJ>dtl Nwer and
hundreda of thoulancta ol -~ joined In maklnc II a hen>'• funeral for Rlad.
"With blood and IOUll we avenge your
death," the croWd shouted u the pro.
-Ion, -of the blgg..t In· Eapl'• btalcry, moved through the 'atreel& of c.w. ~u ... ot the l'al<tltlnlaii Al Fatali orpnlzalton toot port In the fu-
neral mard1. Some carried placardJ
which reod "blood ol martyra aball not
be wasted.''
U .N. obllervers blamed Egypt far the
llalt ol the artillery clue! Salurday. 'Ibey
nported to U.N. headquarters that they
obeerved the Egypdam firing !ntm ...
to IS mlnulea before the 1arael1& opened
up alone tbe blocl:ed W81enray.
Israeli llhel1a bit E111J11'• oil refinery
at Sues ""' the fourth ·Ume -the • 1987 . war, and the Israelis ea.Id a
pelntchemlca1 plant and oil at.rage tanks
were lllll bumlng today. Egypt said
-lanb were Id afire. Imel llld one of !ta Piper Cuhl
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LAST PJCTURE -Egyptian Army Chief of SW! Abdel Moneim
RUid (left) sits with UAR President Nasser dnrtng .the latter's visit ·'
IX> the SUez Canal earlier Ibis year. It was the last picture of Riad,
killed by an Israeli mortar round Snnday. ~-"-~~~~~~~~~
waa shot down, three IBr..U. Including
the pilot' were killed and 1 f were wound-
ed.
Egypt laid three of !ta men were
killed and 13 wounded and II loot a
MIG jet, Israel said the MIG pilot was ·
captured. Egypt also claimed IQ fm:es
brought dmm an Israeli M71lere jet,
but Israel denied till!.
Equipment
Lost in Trial
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Rough \tjndl and seas caused the 1011
of three notaUon collars and a lifuaft
Sunday d~the Apollo t recovery te~'s final ehearsal for Thunday'1
leheduled sp own .
A weather ~ aboard this aircraft
carrier, however Said eonditions should
improve and that be 'btlleves the timlna:
ol the splasbdown to be perleo\, 1 The collars, which cost $5,500· Odi;
and the llieraft were ripped away from'.
the boilerplate dummy Apollo 1pocecraft
by wind and waves. 'ren-seCODd wind
gusts .measured at 45 miles an hour.
Mission control at Houston advised
the· Apollo 9 astronauts Monday that
the situation was being watched closely. I
Capt. Roy M. Sudduth, th e
Guad1lcana1'1 commanding officer, sale!
he e-0nsidered early Sunday calling of[
the simulated recovery operation but
decided the . weather would permit
training with "upper limits" e-0nditions.
Sudduth said the exercise verified
previous e!timates that maximum safe
condjUons for a recovery art seas of
10 to l2i feet and winds to 29 truler
an hour.
Frank Chihocky, the carrier's actin1
meteorologist, forecast seas of four or
five feet Thursday with windJ of 15
to 20 miles.
Charle1 Filley, head ol the recovery
team, agreed that the Sunday conditions
excteded. the operational limit.I for a
Thursday splashdown . . He said the heroin lhipment wu con-
11gned to one of thole already under
arrest, Importer ChrllUln S • r 1 •
JlylOblan ol the Panamanian Food and
Chemlll Co., Whitestone, N.Y.
MINER BREATHES FRESH AIR AT LAST AFTER SPENDING NINE DAYS UNDERGROUND
William V. J-• Liu on Strwtcher Aw1ittn1 Ambul1nca Ride to Hospital Altar RHcua
11Should they continue, we would try
to get an area with le.!1!1 winds," he
said.
Monday would have been 'JpJubdown
day for Apollo had not the scheduled
Feb. 21 launch date been poat.ed to
March 3 after the crew developed colds.
The others arrested were llsted as
Edward Loui.!I Innbaud, 48, a French
citizen who was picked up at John F.
Kennedy A f r po rt Saturday; Mayo
Masgromardi, 48, ct Whitestone, Identi-
fied as the land1ord or Hysoblan'1 prem-
Ues, and AntonJo Flores, &I, believed to
be a Panamanian and neidl:Dg in New York Cliy.
Mediation Continues
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Federal
medlatort met with company and union
bargainers today in their continuing ef4
forts to aettle a 12-day-old •trike that
has halted all American Airlines ntght
~~ations.
A 11pokesman for the NaUonal Media4
I Uon. .. Board wa~ asked if th~• had betn
anJ'~progrea m American'• talks with
th& Tran.sport Workera Unlcn. "None
that we can report," he replled.
Black capitalism
NotOn)y Answer?
HACKETtsroWN, N.J. (UPI) -
James Farmer, undenecretaey of health,
education and welfare, said Sunday night
the "black capUallsm.11 advocated by
Presklent Nbon ii not the complete
answer to ghetto problems.
"LitUe is accomplished by making a
few mort black mllllonalrts, as the
mas.!les of the bl1ct remain where they
were prior to dvil rlghta," he aald.
Farmer, the first Negro named by
Pre.!lident Nixon to a high 1overnment
post, said he hopes to "give a piece
ot: the action to the black masses through
commtm1ty development cOrporatlons
and cooperaU~."
Miner Bejoi~es
Rests After 9 Days Underground
LARK, Utah (AP) -Touch, grizzled
William "Buck" Jones relaxed in a
hospital bed today, !reed from the tiny
cell of rock that held him captive deep
in a Utah mountain for eight days.
Jones, 61-year-old father of It, was
brought to .!lafety Sunday night by
rescuers who had tunneled tedious ly
through 25 feet of rock to hi.!1 cubicle.
After an emotional reunion with his
big family at the mine entrance, Jones
was whisked 20 miles to a Sall Lake
City hospital for examination and rest.
He looked weary, blit obviously was
in big hspirit!.
the tunnel train carrying Jones to safety
reached the surface after a .f'k-mile
ride from the shaft In which he w11
trapped by a cave-in March 1.
A cheer went up from more than
300 persons crowding the tunnel opienlng,
including Jones' entire family .. Her eyes
glistening, Mrs. Jones cried, "Buck, I
love you:" His children shouted, "Hi,
dad:"
"Hello, mother,'' the l'.'eary, bearded
Jones said to his wife. Then the two
spent a private moment in the covered
mine car before fellow miners carried
him to an ambulance.
Woman Loses 75
Pounds to Give
Brother Kmney
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) -A
Kalamazoo housewife shed 75 pounds
in order to go on the operating table
and donate a kidney to her ailing brothtr.
"He's feeling wonderful and ao am
T," satd Mrs. Robert Williams as her
brother, David Greenleaf, 36, of Vassa.r
made plaM today to leave his Univer1itf
of MJchigan hospital bed.
Freezing Cold Wraps U.S.
"1 want a ghower!" he shouted. "I
think I need it." The echo rang down
the hospital corridor.
He got a bath instead. Then he shaved
himseJf, bad a dinner of ham and eggs
and watched a television replay of his
rescue.
"His kisses were very dusty," said
daughter Velma Jones. Mrs. Jones aaJd
he was "very tired" but had laughed
and talked with her.
A nurse said Jone.:; did not appear
to have any cuts or bad bruises, but
bad "awfully red knees, probably !rom
having to kneel a lot"
Mrs. Williams, who 1bared the same
ran blood type P negative as Greenleaf
was told by doctors in September, 1911:
that she was the only person who could
give a kidney to Greenleaf with a
reasonable chance of transplant tuccess.
But her bulky m -pound frame midi
her too great an operating risk. doctors
•aid as they refused ta attempt the
transplanL
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A hospital spokesman aaid there would
be no immediate interviews.
Jt was a tearful, joyful acene wben
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Socrelaey Robert H. Finch nid today
he supports ibe Joho3on-.admlnistrat1on:
founded Pf'Oil'lm ol aJd to public schools,
but hedged oo committing himlelf to
increased spending in that field .
Finch, head of the Department o(.
Health, Education and Welfare, to'4 the
"""" Educatl<n and Labor Committee he favor1 a two-ytar extension ol the
El!'Dtntary and S<coodary Education
Act. Chalnn1n Carl D. Ptrtins (D-1t3'.),
Ns introduced a bill to extend I.he act
for flve ye.ar1. :
Pttklns uked Finch U he would aup.,
port nearlJ doublln1 ol tlta lundinc to 11.1 bffilon f<ll' Ibo main ptJt or tll6
act.
Finch pralled the JlUl"POl'I ol the pro-
gram but did not say whether he sup-
ported such an lncreue. He said hls
departmtnt ta MW sttldy!nr the <Otlre act and may propooe dwltes tn tt ·
later.
Jones' quarter1 were about five feet
wide, and only high enough for him
to crouch in.
The rescue climaxed days of danger
and fru.!ltratlon for workers wbo risked
their own lives in the narrow aha.ft
of the lead, zinc and silver mine .
OfficlalJ had feared a new' cave-in
which could have C!'Ulbed Jones and
taken the u .... ol his reac11en.
A dirett route through the U.to-15
feel of mud and rvct which -led
Jones in the ·turlnel w11 abandoned after
four da)'I because ol. cave-In danttr.
An attempt to· drill an escape tUDnel
with -bit. also ran Into probi-.
The mcue Wll fin111J made tJriiih
a tuMel which workers becan cbopplnc
lhrough IOlld 1'1Ck Thurllday.
Unidentified Man
Rescued From Qiff
SAN FllANCl800 (.\P) -A Cout
Guard bellcopter -a butet and rescued "a Jolin Doe. white ml about
30" fn:im an ooe.u. _cllffckk -
Tbt unldentlned man wlto bad allpped
and dropped to a wall a\.;ve &JW Baihl,
was taken late Sunday nicbt to the
U.S. Publlc lk\lth Hoselttl, where doc-
tors 11ld he wu In Shock and could
not give his name.
However, Greenleaf, who had a history
of deteriorating kidney t r o u b 1 e
thro~ghout his llte, stood little chance
of. livlnc a normal life without a new tldney,
Steady dietin1 broughi Mrs. Williams
down to 202 pounds by January of thil
year -the same month her brother
went on a kidney machine at Univenit1
Hospital. The operation wu pufonned
last tnooth and ~rs termed tt a 1
auccess.
Search Launched
Of ~raveyard
TRURO, Mass. (UPI) .l. S ta t •
Troopers .00 park rangen with maPI
llld mine detect.n launcbed a "yard
by yard" search today of a macabni
murderer'• graveyard which b.u alrudJ.
yielded the mutilated bodies of at tel.Si four women.
Truro PoUce Chief Huold Ill. Berrio
said •bo<it 75 troopda and rangera i..m
the C.pe Cod National Seultore Part
were mating an "all-oot effort" in tbt1t
search or lht pine-dad 11ndy waltel
between Truro and the Hl-
Rangtn sakf one man, evtn brouiht llll own shovel •nd "jult began dlulnl."
He uplalned thet ho wanted to help
in the search. ·
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~ ._Nix~;q:, Still St~dyi!!g~ ABM ~ GoUl Pr.ice E_ndal'!_gers Franc
-PARIS• (UPI) -The price ln!ematlollal alttmpl to adllilt tllls -t wooJd be _,
I From Wire Service• afternoon. IW pl'US aldflo lljike Mansli&I said In an I .KEY BJSCAYNE, Fla. ~ declined to say whether the interview that a cutback in ,. ·r President Ni.xorl scheduled PresJdent has made up bit tbe pro~:I number 0 f
arms race. , 1 Even aupponen: of' the Sen·
tine! admil the blgb cost, that
it woold take 1three 1ean ,to
build and ...Wd be ~le
of lnten:eptlns ~; iDiall
numbers of unlilpblsUc8.ted1 ln-
terncontlneotal b a 11 1 s t, l c
of gold soared to. another -... the franc. ~ did crudal for Ille franc. recordon~eFrenchrilarl<ett .. f~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;~;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; today ..:.. $48.81 an (IU!lee. 111~11
; Jast-minute coosuitatioJls ,wAb mind on the ABM. '· , -i~nile •t t• ill tisf
1 his naUonal sec.urttY .. ~mer He is under strong pressure u~ 81 es w sa Y
ris~ . reOected g r o w I o g 'uneas~ess over m a s s l v e
atrites\which could cripple the ~ 1 .~ lb e • C':IY~;~ an-from. the Pentagon to aPP1'9vt aome people'' in Congress who
Ubatllstk:·DWiiiJe;sjstem' a modified program f1~r are worried about ~cost
before' retuT11tng \,!> deploying tile ABM ,1nea:r of the' proposed ABM pro-
Washington·later today. '/. :missile mies, •'Jl•Y from ~ ' mbsiles, \
natlon Tuesday. -' -It was the filth -comecuilve
!rad\ da the . Id ""'-ng y \go t" .....
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said Dr. HelU'Y, A. Kissing~· \ Such a move to scale do-ig atatted ~grow both 11!1.cost
was en route (n)m Washington pians·for die Sentinel program. andjntent m o!'e originally
·to consult with Nixon on the may leuen opposition to the esliDWed. a '5 billion to pro-
.ABM and 11othh matters ." antimisSUe defense s)'stem, tect agijnst: Chinese Com.
The Preskief!t planned to especially in Congrea. • Jlllihlst roCteta to a $40 billion
· fl:r to Washington with Kiss-Soviet Union.· They see. thll' · .,.wn. geared against the
inger and other aides late this Senate OemocraUc Leader •• ., ·a major esc~Uon of, the I . ,
Trio Cling. to 'Wing
··of Plllne, Rescued . .
HONOLULU (UPI) -rtiree seclusion in Honolulu resting
men who spent five houfs . ftom ·their ordeal.
h0lding onto a wave-swept The trio were forced to ditch
. . · their twin-engine DC3 some wing of their downed plane 250 mile east of Hi.wail
in the Pac~ic Ocean east of lsland, ~ largest of the
Hawaii said they never felt Hawaiian chain, after it
they were in grave danger, developed engine trouble on
"The Coast Guard was close a flight Crom Travis AFB,
b nd Air F 1 Calif., to Honolulu as dusk
,Y a an . or~e pane fell Friday.
was constantly circling over For five hours the men
us," said Larry Weintraub of clung to a win& of their
New York City. floaUng aircraft in the
Weintraub and two com-darkness unUI they were
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¥anafleld Is one of a
powerful group of senators.
wblcb includes Edward M,
Kennedy CD-Mass.), 'lllld ~. W ••
Fulbrigbt CD-Ark.), wbo have '
been flglitlng I m m e d I a t e
deployment of the Sentinel
mbsilesystem. ~~~~~~~~~
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Eisenhower~s Doctors .
Plan No More Bulletins
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Doctors lreatlng former Pres!·
dent Dwight· D. Eisenhower
said today he is showing
steady progress and they are
pleased with bl1 rtt<1very
from high-rW: ab do m In a I
surgery 15 daya ago .•
So well baa the 7&-year-old
genetal come back from the
operation ~-and a ,aubaequent
bout with pneumonia -that
Walter Reed Anny Hospilal
said there would be no further
bulletins: on bis post·operative
condttion.
The pneumonia in t h e
.general's right l~g
presumably has cleared.
The 111aiest and 18 s t '~
bulletin · by the hospital, was
g iv e n after lhe tw~Week
''critical" perlod
0
following the
(lperaUon to remove an in·
testinal blockage.
h~ re&ched a feC!)rd. Today'a
price was 50 cents an ounce
higher than the last Friday
price.
The Napoleon gold piece;
favored by shopkeepers and
other small businessmen to
protect th~ir savings, al.so r<>se
•harply from 114.14 to 114.15.
So many unions have called
strikes for Tuesday the naUon
Is expected lo be paral)'7Al!I.
All are seeking wage increases
de'spite t h e govenun~t's
statement further inflatl.on
could wreck the economy and
endanger the franc.
Should the franc fall · It
wouJd pull the British pound
sterling and perhaps the dollar
along '!'Ith it and the world
would be faced with a new
monetary crisis. However, the
west's Central Bankers met
in Basel, Switzerland, this
weekend, and postponed any
LOCAL
No oth•' n1w1p•pff' h/11 you
mor•, .,,ry dey, •bout wh•t'•
goi.ng 011 in th1 Gr••for Or1n91
Co•1t thon tfi• DAILY PILOT.
pan.ions, Don Wharton of Santa
Barbara and Andrew Taylor
of Los Angeles, are in
'Empty Can
rescued by a small Navy tug.
They ~~~~ first U"ansferred
to the ~fi'ef~rer1 Hawaiian
Monarch .aud.Jhen to a Coast
Guard cutter and taken to
Hilo on }!Jwaii.
A C,oitSt guard spokesman
said the· plane went down
because of oil line troubles
in both engines. T h e
spokesman said one of the
Screenwriter
Brackett
Dies at 77.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Charles Brackett, a four-Ume
acadfJllY award winninl J>l'O-
ducer and screenwriter,. died
Sunday in Hollywood at the
age (If 77.
FACTORY
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Removed
engines ,conked out about
BeforeDl've? midway and ~ men flew • ·for lour· boors· on.· one engine ·
SAN DIEGO (AP) -CPO
Paul A. Wells told a Navy
board of investigation that he
removed SJ!.. empty carbon
dio:r:ide o:ntster f r om a
breathing rig being prepared
at the Sea1ab site Feb: 14.
before finally going down.
Smothers
Smothered
He won.Oscars m~1MS for:
''Lost Weekend " in 1950 for 1
11suDset Boule;ard, '' and in
1953 for "Titanic." The Motion
PiCture .Academy of Arts and
Sciences presented him with
an honorary Oscar f o r
outstanding service in 1957.
. Brickett came to Hollywood
if). 1932 'after writing two
no~els and contribUting to the
Saturday Evening Post and
New Yorker magazine. Among
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The bis other films we.re
''Smothers · Brothers Co~ "Ninotcbka.'J "Hold Back;·the
Hour" 51$eduled fot Swiday · Dawn," '1The Major,· and the
night. !VII replaced wiUt a Minoi!'. am,I ''F'.iVe Graves to
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death of SeaJab aquanaut Ber·
ry Cannon, 33, who died Feb.
17 ·while at a depth of 6.10
feet olf San Clemente lsland.
A coroner's report listed the
cause of death as carbon diox.
Ide poisooing.
~;~ed~Ocal stations, Mrs. N~on -, .-, I '
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the breathing rigs taken down
by the four divers that day
lacked the chemicals used to
remove carbon dioxide but it
has not been established ii
Cannon wore that rig.
political ·and risque humor but NEW YORK .(AP) ...., Mi's.1
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the network said "The content Richard . M • .Nixon hll4 been
Testimony Sunday indicated
that a canister lacking the
chemicals had been placed in
a diving rig ·lo determine if
all parts fitted properly.
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CBS Television Network have and Mrs. Nixon -Patricia
the right to preview on request and Julie -have been Girl
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presented on the air," the of an incumbent president has
announcement said. been named t(! the post.
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·-·~UC: Violence -as
From an Associated Press dispatch: j
"Unlvcrril~ o/ Coll/omla Pl'<ridtnl Cloarl<• . Hill:~
and Glenn S. Dum* ~eUor of tile ticrte colleges, •••
.said tM mw1 me f di MVt' overplo1Jtd th• i?icidcnU o/
tnblenc• and thfl helptd produce 4 · dtluge of prote1tl
from thi pubifc to ' 1omeChing.'" .
From a news story by a metropolitan newspaper's
staff reporter:----•uc Choncellor Roger W. H•ll"' ••. report.d lfo ~oo
foadt11 m«mbers at an Acadtmic Senate meeting) that vata.
daUlm during Che 1trikt (of·rt!UUntt) Nu included 11 orion
atttmpu and 20 bomb attemptl. Tut1da11'1 facv.lt11 meeting
uw mot>t:d to a different location afttr vandoll Monda11
night imeared ghu on all seat.t in the lecWre MU where
the senate wa..t to haw convnud."
And so the public is treated once more to the co°"
fusion of a thermometer being blamed for the weather,
the mirror for what it ieflects and the news ued.ia for
inciting violence on campus.
.. News" has niany definition!, but the most co~
mOn cliche is ••man bites dog." Chancellor Heyns, Ul
hls own words; told the Academic Senate bow "man
·biles dog" at Berkeley. · ·
"I think," he said, "this campus ~ unders~nds
that it has been the target of acts which are basic as-
saults on the idea of a university, and the va1'1es we
all hold."
If the mounting of this kind of attack on what has
been regarded up to now as one of the finest higher in-
stitutions of learning in all the world is not news-big
news-then a tree nation is heading for the darkness
of mlsinfonnt\tion and fear ..
' -By and Jarae. and allowfnt for lnevltal>Je hlllDlll
error, lhe print media have doae a COll'Clentlous )ob
of ferreting out the facti and keeping the picture In
balance. •
The publlMnct the coUece,.:..wm be best served
by full reporting' cf C811!PUI problema. · . ' '·
Rapi~r vs. Scalpel ·
·Time Magazine, long noted for llf deft, UJe of the
rapier In its ''portage,. bu met Its match ffom an un-
expected soorc&-the American Medical AJsoclalioo.
Time reported that 11good1 bad or indifferent,0 doc-
tors are doi{>g well in the econom1.
The magazine then 1clucl<ed and noted lbal the
average physldao's Income-had risen ffom $25,000 a
year in 1961. IQ, $34,000 !n•l968. ~ · · · • 'Ali!A News, finding a scalpel of Ill own, responded:
"ThUI last· month did Time join thoae wtio think that.
. d~.ors live .in a ~eparate economy of their own."
The. D)edical publij:ation. th~n pointed out that the
net income after taxes of Time, Irie.· was, '8, 705,000 in
1961. And that by 1965 this had grown .lo ~.544,000 and
was erpecled lo again exued $30 million .for .191111.
The· AMA News, finlling more humor in the blaCk
bag, added: •
141t cost pbysici.ans 100 percent more tn Febtuary,
1969 to buy ,Tinie so that pati~nts In their waiting rooms
~d read about what's W1'9"g with medicln,e than it
did m July. 1961 lo read in Time "Higher Cost of Better
Medlcin~How Should It Be Paid For?"
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Top administrators of California university and
stale college syn.ms, while taking stiyng stands
against violence make a mistake when they try J.o sug·
gest that the violence has been any less serious than
the press bas reported. (Actually, a rood many inci-
dents have gone unreported at the time because no rea
porter was present.)
The rest of us , unfortunately, are paying ior both
-for Time's 100 percent price increase And the pbysF-
cian's 36 percent jump in income between '1961 and
1968 -and for comparable jumps In most goods and
services.
Tim~ inflation-marches on. "GEE WHIZ! I HAD. TO GET. HIS ATI£NTIONI"
Central Purpose, of TV Appearances
Nixon Is Winning Trust
WASHING TON -The Insiders er the
Nixon Administration are most pleased,
and rigbUully so, that the President
is establishing a bond or trust and con-
fidence between himaelf and t b e
Americao people. This has been the
central purpose ol Nllon's television a~
pearances, lnchJding b.Ls recent brillia~y
articulate _hour-lorl'g discussion of m-
ternational affairs.
It would not be ;urprlslng il this
were to be followed, at an appropriate
time, by a companion piece confined
to domestic affairs when the President's
sWt studie'S OD critical questions are
completed.
Once ihe bond of trusl and confid~
has been established, in both J in-
ternational and domestic affairs, the
President's way will be easier if he
fmds himself compelled to take acUon
momentarily unpopular or hotly con-
tested.
TlllS IS ON IDS MIND. He recognizes
that if he feels required to take an
unpopular . course in Vietnam o r
elsewhere he must explain his reasons
to the American people and gain their
.support.
The essential precedent is that the
great majority shall have confidence
in the President's judgments and
methods. He has gone 1 long way toward
establishing that pre-coodition both in
his trip to Europe and ln his pub1ic
di.scussi.on of tbe critical problems cf
foreign affairs.
The most favorable response has come
from those who have been suffering
for years from a sell-induced com·
prebension gap about Nixon. The
remarkable dis,covery has been made
by the wilfully deluded that Nixon ' is
no( a red-baiter (be ne.ver was) arid
that he take{ 1 constructive ·view of
Soviet-American ret8tions (be has done
so for )iears). Th~ who travelled to
Russia with Nixon · 10 years ago, in
1959, noted a ·striking aimllarity between
what he was saying ~ in background
briefings and what he said in his recent
television appearance on approachlng a
new and better relationship with the
Soviet .Uilioo.
AN. ADDlTlllNAL dlac:overy has been
inade by the self-deluded that Nixon
is firm but" reaJOOable in the e'lercise
of American power ln the world and
that, in fact, is the way he has always
been· in spite of the hysterical con·
st.ructions so often placed upon what he
bu-aaid. ~ I&, every ~ ol bis foreign affairs
discussion Ni'lon revealed himself as
a iniddle-of-tbH:oader. He credited the
Soviet Union .with a basic purpose cf
lessening'tensicru because it was allU'IJl-o
ed by the dangers in the Mideast and
a widening war ~ Southeut Asia; but
Nixori saw, too, the ambivalence of the
Soviet Union as it ·supplies both Egypt
and North Vietnam With anns, Som'>
where between these 'contradictions Nb:~
on is seeking an opening for an ac-
commodation based on reason and
Russia's concept cf its best interests
as a peacemaker,' both in the Mkleut
and Vietnam.
TlllS IS A TIUN CRUST of hope
'
unable to bear the weight d 1 heavy
hand or cl._ foot, The fact that
!lbroa CO!lid dl.8<:uas ii publlcly '!'II 18
exblhlllon al aklll nelthei: Lfndoa J~
-John r. Kelllledy would have rtlled.
In thi• Rroct11 Nixon bu ~
confidence that he can tread IOftJy
enough ao that !he Ulio crust al~
wUI sustain him for that time It will
'take ta discover il there can be an
1ccomniod11Uc:n. ' . .
It Is therefore Ill the more, fmporlant
lo him that he should have · the; ,apecl
and confidence of the American people
and the leaders ci Europe.
11 ls widely jodgedttlial '"'lill ilready
succeeded la i;alnlnc lhll confldenc<. Norr
lhal be has done so bl .ljj. lil8Y to be 1111lllned In the atteni]it • lie c Wm
mate In bi.I first tfro years in office
to brlnl 1111 Ytemm war to lll ·'i<cept·
able ,,.. ·11114. reittance olfun .. wlth
Russlao.., I less iionlnoua hull,~
IF IIE.~AN N~ .. hrln(lo'lhe
domestic pro\>lema ol. race, er , -fn.
OaUon and UrbaD collapoe .. the,1;..ume · clarl!)I of thought and ,.,,.,.,.,.., of
P"'JlO"' as In forelp affalrs lhll oilenlng
period rJ. his administration *1If 'have
been a dazzling beginning.
Some have been impatient that action
has .~ lacking, that the President
hu not "done anything" but ~ merely
Cried to create an abnosphen and Image,
'lbese lmpaUeDfcrlLica could cooceivibly
find that new atmospherics, Imagery
andlconlldenc< were required helore ihe
Preoideol could act suocesslully. This,
it 1pPeari, 1:1. what he believed fellowing
the vur· close election of 1968. He has
made greet progress in creating an at-
mosphere favorable to action.
John Leon~rd, 'Butcher'·
11 the pen 11 mlgbtlr.r lhan the sword,
contemporary culture Is also a symbolic
KJtty Genovese, rulhlealy butcher.ed and
funnily fileted by John Leonard on a
middle.class subdivision street corner in
Long Beach.
No one who wades through the con-
taminated waters cf our society al
portrayed in the young writer 's third
novel is likely to flnlsh without an opi·
nioo, becaust Baby, he-malts waves.
DON'T READ·rr if you can't visualize
someone -perhaps youraeH -engrossed
by a treatise on triplt. pneumonia and
venereal di.Sease, while 1 a t d up with
Athlete's foot and the Hong Kong nu.
C'"*' M tlM w ........ ~ SW ,.._ t.--.
°"'91t•1Y & C... Ille. lM "·' ... .,
tea by poe{ Stanhope Croponlos, a
crazy cast ol 17 frolics with mur-
duous irreverence through a pban-
·tum11gor1a ol Black Humor, laying waste
-----Monday, lilarcll 10, 1969
·Tllo ..Utoriai _. 01 "" Doflv
1'1141 "'"' 14 l!of""" and -
'""" -"' pramdng uw ......,,.,.,r. opilUoM and ..... """""" °" l4pla of inlcrul mid dQIOI,_,, br ~ • ,_ ftlr tM e%prt1Mn 0/
,,... .....,.,-OJ>i•iollr. and bi ,,,..,.,.,.,,, fM dlV<!'IC .i.,..
poiall Of f!o/"'1f1«1 OblrMIC1'1
and OJ>Ok4"""' on loptc1 of "" cfar.
Robert N. Weed, PubliJher
f
cherished beliefs and lovable neur0Li.c1
with equal unmercy for all. . ' The physical and spiritual !laughter
r~gee on from the Nu-Pike aniusement
mall to Belmont Shore beer ban. The
route ,is posted by some devastating
turns of phrase, outrageously good poetic
puns and casualties ci international plot
and counterplot, among them Slanhope's
owri-mother, Maud, and his garroted
dachshund, Caryl Chesaman.
"IA>NG l!iEACH IS a kind of slrl~
mining Ol the soul," says Slanhope
dismally, of the 32nd largest city in
America, chosen because Leonard grew
up there and because it is characteristic
of the whole country. "I am mUJCle.
bound with the calisthenics of despair,"
adds the alienated poet he created.
Nol only the Establishment, but such
crlUcs IS Radio Free Long Beach, a
pirate station on a fuel barge, rumored
once to have sailed up thE. San Gabriel
Rivtt to broadcast scatological iMults
at Or~County, suffer too.
Survi '""" by lllrcotlcs lg<J>ts on wat the .station which covers
Kiwanis Club luncheons-4ive-to hold
a mtrror up to bana1 America'• f1ce, 11 silenced by being made a loUrlst auroo-
tion.
Stsnhope hims<!! becomt1 tbt final
aacrlllce lo 1 sodetJ he ... u 14 .._
~ the manuscript of 1111 true memoirs
of life· in Long__ lffach -aucb u it
wos-ls accepted for publlclUon: u 1
comic book. -
ueur LONG BEACH-" b e B 1 n 1
"
Slanhope, trying to explain the awfulness
• of 1he city.
'1Anl Beach," sneers Gongor, the pub-
llsber's representative, "I have seen the
world aOd il Is Long Beach."
And thus tn a moment o! !'eVtlaUon,
Stahhope sees the character of his past
Ille and understands the future wiJJ be
as ll'Ot.esQU,e as the presenl
The fit:tionaliud · Stanhope who tries
so earnestly ·and colorfuUy to sh'ake the . cUnY laundry of a comtricted and apol~
getlc existence under our noses might
lau<h him>elf al ihe final lnsutt.
No less a purveyor ol. conteft\POl'ary
culturt than LIFE Magazine choae to
rather favorably review Stanhope's story,
as t o I d through John Leonard; a n d
misspelled the young poet'1 last name.
-o\rlliao41. Vlasel
•
Dear
Gloomy
.Gos:
Somet.Jme in lbe future a return
flighl from Mars wtll be requir-
ed to assume 1 boldln( pou.n
due lo opocoporl C1ll1(eSUoa. 1n
other wordl Ibey wtll have 14 p
lround lhO -Id a f ... --H. B. McD., Jr.
~ ......................... .. .... ...,.,, ..... ff .. SI:• SW./ .... ........... -.-... DallrNIL
(j
Join League
! For ~iddl'ing
No Magic • Ill
Decency Communicating
I have been slltlnc bere,c:onleJl1Plaling
Misl Barbara Eden'• navel and it'• 1n
o¢rqe.
Miu F.clen'1 navel -along with much
ol the rest of her -ii reveal4!d for
tbe . tint time in the anent issue Qf
Elqulre. ' ' For lout yeors, Mils Eden, ~I .
1 blrem1 coatume, bu been seen on
the NBC television aeries, "I' Dreim .
of Junnie." And ior lour :fears, lays
Elqulre, NBC has IUCCeU!ully cenaond
oot lllJ lhot e>p4<lng Mill Edon'• naV.L
What. · --any rlghl-lhlnklng
cilllen, al """""· II lhal Esquir< 1'0llld
ponder lo the lowd and laacivi<lus tastes
ol the Dltlon'1 legton of navel lovers.
TRUE, 'J'BERB may be a few jaded
voyeiin wltb. IDul! so dead ... to not
be eroUcllly orouaed by lhO •sight of
a naked female navel I even know
()( a man who can bring off a convlnctng
shrug while saying, "Seen one navel.
seen 'em all."
But wbat al the vast maJori!Y of
American men (who are suually e'I·
cited) and. women (who are deeply of.
fended)! Who will protect them from
nude navell?
The> bi& word now Is "communication."
Jf everyone, ·we are told, ·would orily
get together and "communicate" with
others, we would feel closer, our disputes
would not be so rancorous, and maybe
even some amicable solutions could be
f<!OJld fat our d.J,sa~ment!:.
Well, I am not lhlt hopeful Having
, been Wti,i.t is noWadays Called .a pro-
feSsionil "communicator" for a quarter-
century, '1 don't believe there .is any m'8lc In rolllmunlcalfug -al best,
It stinply lets ·y~· know what you are
~about., .
INCREASED CONTACI', on the verbal
'level at 1ea!t, ·does-nOr necessarily t>i'ing
a~ agreement or understahding ; it
only worb this .way among ~sons
or groups who already have a friendly
feeling toward one· another ai'ld who
are not aharply divided on basic piterests
and y"1ues. ·
Whatever scanty sociological data we
have available tends to bear out the
Impression that clo!er c.ontact between
hostile group! only incre,ases th e
mistrust, kindles the anger, and escalates
the enmity. '.'Peace talks," for instance,
almost never succeed eicept when the
contending partiel have already come
to them seeking peace as their im-
mediate goal.
THE CURRENT can& about the need
for "communicating'' is part of the
semantic folklore of our timf. While
I am Certainly appreciative of the value
cf general semantics in helping us think
more clearly and express OUl'selves more
accurat~y. I do not hold with the loose
extension that "most differences are
really verba)_."
There are, of course, verbal confusions
and ambiguitie,, that prevent adversaries
from joining the issue. But this is not
to say there .is no issue to be joined,
or that ming words in the right way
would redy,ce or .heal the breach. This
extreme fonn of nominalism is as futile
and uru:eallstic as the opposite viewpoint
of resolving conflicts by power.
WORDS DEAL only with the in-
tellectual level of our bei'Jig. But it
is ln tbe affect -in the will -that •
we are most motiva:ted in basic areas.
It is not what we know or don't know
that makes Us act as we do -it
is whar we want aOO do not want.
With most of us, the appetite directs
the will, and the will informs (or
deforms) the Intellect. The stomach, as
Diogenes said, has no brain.
What must be communicated are good
feelings, not statements of position, if
the communication is to have any force
for change. When bad feelings com-
municate from group to group, or person
to person, they make thing worse, not
better. The work! needs more lovers;
then it could do with fewer com-
municators. One can only hazard at the amount
of moral fiber llready tapped by Es-
quire'• hard.core photograph al Mis>
Eden'• navel.
TJl.ERE'S THE busy ext!CUU ve, leafing
through the magaztnet.. He pauses. He
&tares. He teen. He admires the dlmpled
!oftnese:, tbe full, bee-stung Ups, .the·
!hadowy myatery of Miu ~·s navel.
Hb hands tremble. Hb eya glue. Will>
a roar of anguish, be leapt: on bis
frightened secr<tary, ripping the butloos
from her blou!e. Tbe bottcm. thret but· tons. a1 ·c:ourse: And after thali wili,
all one can say is., "D9t. dot, dot.n
Headstart Needs Help
Or Imagine, I( you . dore, lhll tind
of pornography· lalllnc ln14 lht· bands
Qf cut youth. "What's that1" your son
wHI aak perhops lnnocenUy. Pvbaps
not. And how can you explaip without
gelling lnl4 ouch forbidden 1Ubject& as
where bable1 come from?
WORSE, IF WE allow such unbridled
smut t6 be purveyed on our newlltandl,
the decldence will lnevitsbl,y spmd.
To the Editor.:
Gueu who cerne to dinner?; They were
Negro, Mexkan -A m ·e t re a n, and
Caucasian. They were Santa Ana poverty
area people. They wert pattnls and
board member• or the Council for Better
Education Headltarl program.
After · c11nner, thfy told those or us
at St. Mart Presbyterian Chui<!> ahoul
the difficulties in teachln& language skills
to 30 underpivileged children. These
four-year-olds are often inadequately
dreaed, underfed, and without proper
healtb care. TM parents added .details
of Headstart'1 flnancia1 bandiCaps : only
$200 1 year for clauroom materials
(books, puzzles, paints, paper), $50 a
year has to cover paper toweb, bathroom
~ and Door wu:. There is no money
at all for parent education, ooe or the
blggesi requesta in ihe poverty ¥"'· We wW be faced with sleazy •1m1c1-
dlelesa Jolnta." caterliig to drunbn con-,
venllOMm and feolurln& middle!.,. U.. A LADY IN the audience sloOO and
ttn, mkldltlell wa.itrt~ and mJd. , tnttrrupted the Headstart repmentaUve:
dleles& all-tllrl hand!. Umb!Da, '!be "Someone lhould l>eor 1hout this Tbl•
Novel F1vorltel" It .U.,.... the mind.' 11 btulnl and 11 -cln't hapPen in
So watt up. America, before It'• too the UDited st.ta of Americi.!"
latel Join the Leogu< for Middling A Head@art mother repHed, "It
llece1cy lod11. ahooldn'I. but II do.• Sbe went on to
"Let lhO ellmnlsla ....,., obout lhe explain lhal pteu for help stem from
top and bollom," 111 we al tbe w,.., lhe lederal government's demlnd lhlt
''we'll cover the middle IJ'1M.DIC1. ot tbrlr fund! be matched "ln kind" bJ
tbt loCal community. If tbe loCal area
IN A JOINT I!P'FORT with NBO, we'll ever provided eJ101111b molerlal 111pp11..,
wort 14 stem tbe Oood al --· the procram'1 requ6I for pvemnltnl
pomoar1phy. Yoo can halp. !undo would no longer be ~·
Sew o..trtnp (I quorter-l'ie<t This Is tho Oooncll for Better Educollon s
al clotb !or <>0verin( bltlnl-clad ledloL • b!c "'11" pal.
al tbe belch). rm 1n the -"'
your d..pten t<"wple doll& Burn -• al Elquln. •
And nmr l<got lht olln1ng words
al tbe Loque'( spiritual adviser. "If
the Good •Lord Nil wonted ,. to ro
around barH11•eled," aaya UM Rev.
Grondview Grorame~ .. ,.. wouldn, ha ..
been born with dolbt1 on."
•
THEN IT DAWNED 011 me. This lo
not welfaro, not beu!nr. This ls poUllcal,
economic, and inclfvldUal conoecyaUm
In lbl ra• fllrm. Wl\y -.1 k work!
la lt because many cl ua are not aware
that we hlvt MU' O'VD povuij' atta Just II or JO minutes 1w1y! Or Is
k juat not knowl!ll wbat to do! Tho
Council for Betttt l'.ducaUon ga\.'f! U1
lAtft ... trOl'l'I ~ .,.. --· Nomlally Wl'tlt ... lhtullt fl:lftvW ltlelr _.,. Ir. D ~I W leu. 1'"' rllflt llo ceme-~rs IO tit ~ or 1llrnl-
N1'9 libel It .....-ved. Art ltrttrs rnu1t Include
al!IM1urt-.,., malllllt ..sc:irus. but ,,_ '"'' bl
trltllheld on ~ If lllffklttlt •-11 -t.
some ideas : Santa Ana poor people want
to learn job skills. They need typewriters
and other business machines for a lyPing
class and sewing machines and yardage
for a sewing class. There Is always
a need for clothing and toys and blCycles
and books. And one more toilet would
allow them to enroll 15 more children.
(Santa Ana hu XlO four-year-olds eligible
for HeadSl.i.rt because tbelr families are1 poverty-stricken -only 60 ehildrcn are1 being itven a "Headst&rt".)
Someone should hear about ULI.$. Don't
you agroe!
MRS, ED RANSFORD
Htad:ftor& mtlV bt rtaehed through
Hein Shipp, ttcreta'll, 1103 Third
Sl, Son14 Ano -phoM 835·1109.
-Editor
r---8t1 6N1'9e ---0
Dear Geqe:
I fmdJ lhlnk about wrong tblllp
wbtn l'ln walchlng girls In bikinis.
What can 1 do abolil lheae
tbodghla!
Deir D. D.: D. D.
·You 'll simply bave lo pul lhem
out-Or)'Ol:ir m!OO and cor>eenlrate
on the glrlo In tbe bikinis.
(Send your problems to Geora~.
Ille nailon'1 oru, •-ww In llilything.) ~-
' . "
•
Nameless -GI;--w~~zz Pay?
'.(-,, Mw 10, 1969 tAfl.Y 111#1 1
A lllafO.. ·N11tioteal Preltretn ' . .
-~ New Debate
His Last Dr,~nk ~ruck$ ~re .Hijacked-;-Too
May iDeci~·;:,
By JAMl!S E. WQ'!YolORl!i • . '
•• Senator
. \ W~ljlN\lTON c fbe FB~ II\"·~
•
. 8f'! 1oc~ !!!il1<i ... "'Pl'~ wllh • \ • ~ehiarll)llly alplater )lljacking Woblem !hat, .
w le getUng few ~. ls lmmwe(y
gr • .•J F r and more cootly . tb411 tb e' ''<c.-..:.....;L...;...;.....:;;..ii:.:;~
. pµh~C(zid.plr.•!bli of airl!o,1a tQ P!ifiii: WASHINGTON -I •l>Onl 18 months
1n Vietnam observing the hardahips en-
dured and heroism displayed by Ameri~
can soldiers lhere and rho&t of tbent
march acrw my memory as admlted
and respected b~t still for the most part
faceless ranks of jungle green fatigues.
~ Dlltrlet ,. '. ··-.:
With the Unlv,enity of Calllornia budget ~what_~~ r~~ta mad~ by
.:.. • ' < • • • <. the regents, a (JN:eachlng plan for finlm.
'This ls the ·~'ti.ljacijng and pillaging clnctly and •cone~)~ it de~ such
Q[ trucks, trailers and other-motot e.sse.D.Ual information u ''Pr.venil••
vehicles that is ·now nmolog lnto hun-Me.a.sure,/' 11Wbat To Do tf a Theft
would ~ ~ve bl,,i •I drink 1Jf.; ctng bl~ education has been tn.
water:· ... · ,.~ 1• ~,troduced an~ wnt be beaded fot debate
dredl otmilllobs: of dollars· annuaUy. occurs " "How To Reach the FBI "
MarUn Blau, vice prw~t of Babaco ·~~Uoh sod Pena!Uea." '
But there bone-I shaD alw~ remem-
ber even though 1 never 'knew bis name.
This yoong man is etched indelibly in
my memory because I gave him bis
last drink of water.
JI "medic on IWld .. meet Tommy COili·,.;" in the legislature. . . .
from Rlcbmoncl/,V~., ~·, f,t me ov~;·: The p1aii, iS based on the we~
the top . ol this bqy's;_ inqulr!ng!f, • that maliy of ,tho!;e attending. st.to c!W·
I had two canteeqs, full water and J,eges a n d universities should ·p a,y 4
would gladly bava-P,ven lhe youth a .~ofthecostolthetreducaUnn."· ·
drink at any timf ~ w~ aw~ of ... ;,The idea is· certa.i.nly not,.a .~w ~·
Ult rule that you dOni give a man '~ subject was one of the in1olc. mat·
Alarm.System Co., estimates that losses
from 1suCji ~rts last ,year' wei;e nearly
. d~u_bleJhoae .oj lhe prev~)leac .
arOwiii $600 million as compared to '$367 · million tn 11167. ~ • ,
He wu a Ugbt-halred, nice looting
guy, a private or a specialist four,
sort of the Jack Ann.strong All-AmeriCan
boy type. From the waist up, Below
that he was a mass of blood and' torn
f1esh because he bad absorbed. a burst
of heavy machine-gun bullets tn the ·
stomach and legs.
. shot ir\' the stomach water, or anything \,)ip on . which Governors.Reagan ' cam-
. else, to drigl. ,. ~~~ed Jn 1916.' And he was attacked
HO'llJever, Tommy nod.lied.~ then 'llltOugbout the' state for his ~.Jeav.
I, ·and the other men crouching m that i1.qg the problem sUU unsolved. • .•·
trench, knew that. thiS man was going •· .f' · · ·
to die. ~:'!!IB:~EAKER of the As!ombly.h"
·i INUlOml a measure which calls for an
• 1 PULLED A khaki, '}>Wile canteen · f?iji\ st~t f.., on a ~uatod
fr.om its canvas P9'1cli; miitre'wed the '. ' • ~er U:US· ,students .wouki ' P8:Y_
THE YOUNG American lay 'In. a wet,· top and placed .it lit' 'the young man's• -::10J:I _ . edUC4tion m proportion to thelt
muddy, sandy trench tJtat he and his · )lapd and . helped him raiJe-it to hl1 ·~ ~~1 tr.come. Fees '!°ul~ begih at
comrades in A Co., Secoild Battalion lips • .lle ~dtank. Ju.st.a couple of Swallows. · .... ~·those whose family mcomes are
of the 7th Cavalry, had 'just torn from TbeD be cbo'ked and the:cantetn 1Upped Ju'.St,."ver '10,000 ~d wou~ ·IJlcrease
the hands of 1li very tough North Viet-from his band and roll4d ~own the .to $'1~ for ~ with family ~mes
namese regiment. side of the trench. The waler: gurgled exceeding $45~000 ye~ly. . .
My young £riend whom t found myself out and soaked into the already We~ Students with family mco~s ~der
lying ne1t to was one or ·those who sand o1 the trench and the yoW)g man $10,000 would l not be affected by the
paid the price for the trench. Up to died. . 1 tee scale,. nor ""Would ~ar veler8J:ll, and
that time in Vietnam I bad seen nµ.ny, But many others, on both sides, died· those farrulies suppo~g more_~ap Ofle
many men killed and wounded but I that day and the next in a tiny central ~udent. would be g:iven spec1:3.1· con·
had never seen one who was so badly Vietnamese village called Au Thi. s1d~ration. 'Ibey would :pay orily the
This looming crime Js naUonWide. But
It is particularly r.a n) pit n t in the
nortbeasttrn st.it.es due . ta tbe great
concentration of populaUpn 8nd 1industry
and \he ~tensive shiplJlellt of mercba.
diie' by, truclt. In recent qw>ntbs, bi-
jac,k;in' in~· area has 1 lnc~.~
;ihaiply that P.l'fvious est:inialesrof losses
no longer hold .,Uter.
l!Ei\BEl!T PENSIG, I m p • r li a I
chairnlin ·Of the 'New York garmerli
center truckiil-' Ind Us fry, Puts Stieb '1~es
as now more than $150 million a year.
-1n New York City this menacing•sltua·
tion r, e a c bed such a c.ritlc.al stage re-
cently that tile truckers threatened to ·
paralyze_ the mul.ti-million .dollar' gannent
industry by halting all shipments in a~d ~t of the hea.vily cOngested district.
Tfiat brought qulck ac.t1on frqJJ\ police
authorities, they announced1 the section
WouJd bi 1'sat\lr"ated " with Uniformed
patrohnen and detecUveS". · wounded yet had lived so long. equivalent of Mt'. gradua~ fee, no mat-
As a heavy rain poured down a,nd ONE OF ~M was the young North ter bow many children are m scbool.
t~ North Vietnamese raked the area Vietnamese who kllled my friend. A THE SPEAJ(ER pointed out that one
with machlne-~n bullets the young man swirling charge &f cavalrymen ~an hnmedtate Advantage .. Of the titan over ~~uld re.mark 111 .a matter ,of f~ct tone: the machine·gun position. The crew, other suggested tuiUon. proposals is that
I m gomg to die. I don t mmd that fighting to the last, died in the blast it adds no burden to the beleaguered
so much but I sure would like to see of hand grenades and the sharp spitting families with'iilOomes just under. $10.00I
The FBI, in the forefront of the fight
against 'this mounting wave or pitacy,
..hat distributed thousands of copies of
a booklet titled "Combating Thefts From
Shipment.! to truckers and ship~. Sue-
my folks again first." . ol Mlfrif!es. ' . Students in tbes€lamilies are cOnsid~
. There was never an~ fea.r or paruc, I liave a photograph of that machine too wealthy to qualify for financial aid
1ust a sort of sad ~esignaUon ~o fa~. gun at home and occasionally I look but t.h~ir fl!-rn)ly i.P~Ines are not l'ellll~ .
H.e never acted as if he were 111 pam al it and all the memories of those sulficieut to . sypport. a child 's college either. two days at Au Thi come flooding back. educaU9n. · ,
I don't need a photograph to remember There would be no "means test" under FINAU.Y, however, the boy groaned
and said he was terribly t.hirstj and
thal young man. I'll never forget him. the proposal, and ,students would not
SOmeUm.ell wish I.could. be forced to show inCome tax 1 rece.I~
or other proof that his family income
With Age a Lady Gains is what he says it is. He would just
sign a financial statement which would
later be spot checked to insure accuracy. . . . '
THE MEASURE applies only . to
California residents, u ouklf-state and
By L. M. BOYD
HOW MUCH a lady should weigh does
not depend alone on her height. Hrr
age matters, too: That 's litt1e understood,
unfortunately. It's frequently stated a
woman who is ~feet-4-incbes tall should
weigh 121 pounds. But that's oolY what·
a girl Sbou1d weigh in her early' twenties.
In her thirties, she ought to weigh 132.
In her forties, 140. In her fifties; 144.
And in her sixties, 149. So when a
lady complains of overweight, console
her by saying, "My dear, your .weight
is not out of proportion., considering
your age," or some™'!8 like that.
NOW NOTE there's a tough pro-
. fessional football player wh~ true name
is Smear. Excellent • • • SAID NORA,
SPEAKING of her husband James Joyce,
who wrote "Ulysses" and whatnot: "I
suppose he's a genius, but the man
has a dirty mind." . • • ODD THING
about pigeons -their feathers Weigh
more than their bones. '
CUSTOl\IER SERVICE' Q. "W~
t played roulette, I always bet ~ red.
What's the longest run of red ever
to tum up in a Nevada game?" A.
Can't say about Nevada, but a wheel
at the Monte Carlo Casino in January,
1910 ran red for rr consecutive spins,
Believe that's the record.
.,WHAT'S YOUR politlC'J, boy -
Republican or Democrat?" A. Admit
to no such, sir. Admit to opinions only.
Jn the words of old Artemus Ward,
"I have no politics, nary a one."
' . .. foreign student.! already pay a substan-
~ ... l tial tuition, as they $o\!ld.-ll the studeot
'. ls supportedby'!ii<P.,eni., lhel?incoi\ie
•1 is used fo deter'mini the 'gradaate(f fee~·
if the student is &elf-supporting, hll':tn-:
co~ i1 lhe !Iasis. • . ~e 'Uie:f.~ u· solefy .~ revepu~:r~ · CAN YOU NAME that article which Ing dev1l!e, ·it bas what t}»ie r auttij:Jr
, a convict:s lady friend '&! inost apt to believee-i! an added betlefil'of incretsbtg ·
try to &moggie to him · In prisein!'-A educaUonaJ opportuniUes for the dlsJl(j:..· i
hacksaw blade? No. A ateeJ. file? No. v~ged.· 'J'.he.-~~. derlvecl.:·hm
What wardens watch for closest i, that .th~./~ .. e~ .~ be '35. to 1'37 . . ~ millionJ would tie ~anttarked for"'such agreeab~ gU"l with a'. pair of scissors · useS '•aS ·construction and facility ~
In her purse ••• A SCIENTIST make:. pansiol'I. · . ' '' ... "
the pec"uliar cl>lm · t'tiat uM. ·blood of · The·Speaker points out that New York
men w)lo live in Idaho Montaila Wyom· and.MJclligan ha~ adopted plans~· · · Col ' ' to his, and .he ~proposed jt in response 1ng and orado Is redder than . the -to ; tipiVe~tf. _ off!~ "Md :QI.a 'n y
blood of most men et• e where. tegialators tor 'altimatlye metb<>M ·'of'
Fascinating, if factual. Has to do with finan&g higher :tt1ucatioti. \
effect of altitude oo red corpuscles, he IN EFFEcr, .. the "j,r~posed measure
says. is a compromise betw.f'fl straight tuiUo.11 ,
, YOU'VE BEARD OF Captain C'ook, fee · for every~; regarijlfss of 1.ocoine.,
the navigator. He walked up to an and .a system of .high~ educaUQI} pro.
Australian aborigine, pointed to a funny· vided b,.Y the. tupi.yers, for all ,persons
looking animal hopping· around the .alike.
Iandsc.ape, and asked "What Is it~" The Howev'er ~ one capitol observei ~ints
aborigine replied, "l don't know." Not out that the plan drcumventi ,lhe
in English, of course. He spol.e In hi& philosophy that in a. democ7ac;Y,· .D
o'\fn tongue. Jn aborigine; "l don't know"· persons are ~ · CJD:dU the la~;: ~.
ls prooounced, "kang-a-roo .. " sa;'W the'Jtlan ~ be iq conflict"WilA
Your questions and comments are
welcomed and will be wed wherever
possible in "Checking Up." Address
mail to L. M. Bo1'<f, in care , of the
DAILY·. PiiOT,. Bo< f 875, Nfwport
Beach, Calif. 9266!. 1 1
provisiOns of J~:~)e. Copstilutiari 'lihlc;ii
provld" that no !ndiVldual shall' recejve
advantages or benefits which ate· not
available to an Individuals. • r:-.:
Thtt measure will Certainly &e· bP.en · 1
to cori'sldetable aeba:te f>otli in corirlnltiee ·
and in the house when it is scttei:lufed ·
, for hearing.
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At a local party recently the. guest
of honor was Mr. J ohn, the distlnguished
maker and seller of ladies' hat.s. I was
favored to be among those present.
Following dinner we went for a drink
to the home of friends. The lady ot
the house was an old customer of Mr.
John, who was VERY big in fashion
circles a couple of decades ago .. He
is quite as big sWJ, in a quieter, more
dignified way.
The hatter turned oul to be 8n amusing
man , and quite mad enough for a hatter.
He I o o k 1 like a dissipated Botticelli
cherub, with his long hair. He is saucy,
extremely well-informed, and has views
on everyUftng. He would make a dandy
columnist.
When things had wanned up, t asked
him the crucial question: "Just what
is It like, selling a woman a hat'"
I could have added selling a woman
a hit, whose husband earns in e1ces1
of $40,000 a year; but we both undentood
that.
HIS ANSWER WAS t model ol
precision and candor: •
"The client comes In lool:lng a bk
turt.ive, as if she wu visiting JOme ktnd
or back-street klver. She ls visibly un-
comfortablt.
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she wouldn't tell her pastor, and perhaps
wouldn't tell an analyst.
"Several have confided in me lhat
they didn't have the courage to come
right out and be Lesbians."
I ASKED HIM, "What do you dt ·. ·
He said, "Dear boy, I listen."
I asked further, "And then."
He a aid, "l sell a hat, or two, or
more."
"Ab ba,''. said I, "then the whole
damned Wng II therapy." The hatter
nodded happUy.
And, of cootse, the more you think
ol. it, tbe more it Is ao. Buying hats,
and other items of attire, art a woman's
way of proving that she 11 wartby:
but .il ....,. a nt<ded part of the
process for her to prove that she ls
unwortby, and pul upon, and _.Uy
visited with affiicUoo, before abe can
part with several bundred buck.I rl. the
old bo7'1 well..f.atned.
wo~ W.ho wears it i! unfuh!onablet
in addiUon to' being badly put upon: 1 •
No doubt' Mt. Jobn exigguated Uie
case, ·u · I am doing now. Yet t am '
certain• 11e •. ls closo to the kernel· of
truth.· . • ' .
There are doubtless women, both rich
and .not so,, who are interested in the
hlgh, couture as auch, and can talk. 'r
knowledgeab?: ab6ut -Mr1 ·Worth of. ~)coo ·'
torian times, and know just what Chanel
does best, and Ute deeply 11ecret detaili '
or the personal We at senor Balenciaga. . ,. ,, . ~
BUT MOST fashlona~le ladies ~ hav,<
known . are that beoalJ48• tbey have _the
time . and , .mo~y, CO ·be • inlecure. ·and
unhappy. 1'eY (ina ,that blging 11 new
drw or I great ha\, II I · g!Qr~1· e
if l.e.!n1¥>J'aey, nosti:um tor their amau
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Being ftShiooable is a more refined 1 and pollte way of caring for a mUd
case of the w~-whams,, , or even Jhe }
plaltt wbhns, thin going tq one of Uue
2.22~ ..
naaty U!lle chaps who . wanl to ·lmotr .. ,...,,..,~_....,_,.,lb
when ant '°" webt oil 'the breast,' ,..., ..... ,. -..... .....
.. and fint 7® went Ollto the~· , oil )'OU"~ 5ooks. TheM: an ·
Chasin& Ille godd ... ol Whioll keeps botlw -prlood to ,.R
a llOOCI. many worthy women off tllO_ "'"""'-. "'Y..,... streeta. And, !or all men !mow, tbost • ..., ~ _,.., .,jon.
bilta. "from 'Qhnain ·may be cheaper ,Womtt1'• brotl'• tlm in
lhan "I08l<'olhen !11'y mlaht ,J•I. "'" "*""1r prlood ,.....,.
. ~ StylH elmfh"' ..
IN A BlU,EF foreword, FBI Dtttctor
'J. Edgar Hoqver stresses the alarming
· gravity of this 'far-flung prOblem, as
follows :
'jGorribailng thefts from interstate
shipme.ab baa reached tremendous pro.
portJons. It ls an unfortunate fad that
goods in tr8l)!lt are among the prime
targets of offenders with all degrees
of criminal skill ~experience. Despite
the effofts of ihe FBI and other law
enforcement agencies, the criminal
. onslaught agalrist trans.it goods con·
tinues."
Graphlcally illU.stratl~e of the nature
3nd eztent of this ' increasingly
widespread stealing. and pillaging are
· the following ·ex'!-mples front FBI
records : . .
-$500,000 in dimes and $65,000, Jn
quarters from a tf4cking finn engaged
in transporting coins.
• -$500,000 ln diamonds from another
trucker.
-A truckload of 400 women's dresses,
which within hours after being hijacked
were offered to ariother manufacturer
at a fraction of their · value. He notified
'the trucking concern and the .folers
were nabbed.
-THREE BAGS OF registered mail
taken from a mailman In an isolated
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lalned mail wllh cub and checb. Alltt
a year·long .lnvatlption, tbe FBI IJ"o
r<lted 24 !ndividuall, mwhlng -ol
the !argeat ¥,hijacking rings ln r-•I
New York-New Jersey bf.!tory. RObberles
Involved inclt"1ed a trad« trailer car-
ryina UllO 33-pound.-ot butter
valued at more Ulan $25;,000; a 'ahlpmtnt
of men's attire and clocU Worth around
$20,000: 121,1)(\0 of unproc!eJled bacon
a n d 112,000 of pork producls; ll0,000
of usorted cloUUns: for a leadir'!g depart·
ment store; truckload of Cbriltmas
ornaments; 900 boxes of bananas; 41,000
pound> of corn oil and sbodenlnc·
. TllEill OwN FAULT -Aoo>tding
to the' FBI, it is not uncommon fOt' •
true.ks to be stolen due to Nnlc
carelessness of the drivers. Says the
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world..famed agency blunUy : ·
"Some Of the greatest losses have
·resulted simply because driVers handling
valuable cargo left their trucks unat •
tended and, in many cues, with the
keys In the ignition."
' To cope with the rising trend of hi·
jacking, the FBI forcefully advises the
tramport.ation indu1try to "analyie i t s
o w n operalions to ensure proced~
that include sis: minimum safegu8fds.'~
These an! listed U complete and closely
supeMsed record systems; adequate
security of warehouse, tennlnal 'and dock.
night-time I i g h t i n g and enclosures,
patrols and alarm systeJ118; careful
selection and indoctrination of emp~es;t
cautious select.fun of trucking routes
ravoring those adequately patroUed; and
discreet handling of ah.ipment schedules
on a 'need to know' basis llDOlll
employes ..
By Robert S. A!lea -
and Job A. Goldsmllb
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"'She may lltarl out by telling yoo
lhat her nose II too long, or that the
hu an emoUonal problem about being
an lrisJ:i.Cathollc on Park Avenue. She
mlfy tell you absolutely hairy stories
abOut her husband'• aezual aberratlonti
real or I~ or that when ahe
waa a child at Newport she never could
screW' up enough courage to go to parties
11hc was invited to. She tells you things
FOB ALL TBIS, the fuhlon lndultry
ls irateful It lmowl that fuhlon II
by dellnlUon trlll&ien~ . wher<u the .
tllmcots of women are prelty much
a.lwayL the same, and preUy much
always worse wUh lhe pus.age of lime.
F.ulllON, lJKE &Orne oUfer atll~ lllu.t""M"'
aclooJ Industries, tends 1o .,,-...,um1te I ,...!::~======~~~~[!~~======:;::====::;:::::;;::::::~Jl lis ·fraudulence • .-B•Y4•--hal ·-·,I,
from Mr. Jobn, .please~ -may be. .a
~ lhl"i,lor aocltty Ill around, llwl
1ltting on ttveral worthy hospital boatd1,
er al!evloUng the spread'<ll povertr by .
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wtien a Uling ls lllllllonable. ii ls
absolutely ctrtaln that In a b!Jof period
of Ume ii wlll be unfuhlonable. And
when It become•~ tmfuhionable, Ule glvinc black·Lle IUppe~ •
• .COST.A MESA ·, ' (Harbor Shopping Center)
HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH
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o.MolloY, Hunl111t'°" 11.HCh ()lejlfW,
Muolllc Ttm11i.. 7M L1kt Aw.,.
Huntlnl.ten a..tfl, l ::lt t .l'I\.
Fount1111 v11iw JUl'ltor C'*""r of Comfl'lefft.. ..,,_r1I m~lil, City
H1ll, 1020I Sl1llfr A~., Foul'lfllll
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Colli Mna Clf't' EITllJ..,.,_,, Colo!lltl
Klfthln, Jll W, ltlfl 31~ CHll
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Rett1ur1nt, tl21 E, Co.It Hlttiw.v,
Coton& del Mir. 11 MOii. Catt ~ Exdllnge Cfl.lb, COrtl
"-'• 2645 Htrbol' Blvd •• COlll MtM, lfll(IOll.
Hunllntloll ludl Norlfl Lio.. Clo.lb. Mffdowt11't1 Country C111b, U71l
Gr1Pi.m, HUl'ltll'llrton llft>dl, 12 llOOll.
Co.ht Mes.a Roltrv Club-HCM1tl, CCllll
Mft& Golf 1nd Counlrv Chlb. 1101 Golf COUl'lll Drive, COJtl Meul, 1t:IO p.rn.
Corona cltl Mir Klw1nl• Club. Vltll
S-.d•,n 1536 E. Cont Hl1llw1y, t COl'Ol\I cit! Mir, 12 ;10 P.m. ..i H11ntlN!01> ltncll Aot1ry Cl~Nartll,
'' Four Winds AKt-lnl, 16421 llolu \r-Chluo, Hunlffllllon lleacll, U:lJ p.m. r t1"""'1 Stlc:llff Cou11try Ck.lb, :lOCIG
P1lm A~e .. Hunllntllllrl e..11c11, 12:15 • •.m. . 4 NIWPOl't H1rbor Qlflmlll Club, \'1111
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DBATB 1WOTICBS
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Mlf'Wl"t D. Miah. Iii CMIM St.,
Cl)lt•" MIN. Diits d cltlltl, M1rdl L
S"'"""" by ti\!Sbtnd, N-'Ofl O. "-"r
cllUOMfl", Mrs. M11111m Morn1 •nd
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•I 1111h' MOrfwlry, 170 $1111trlor, Cos-
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J111S !'. c.i..,. C.h d dffffl, Mlrdl
1. $11rV1ved by """" tl1!9n, Mn. II:. II. AnderMn, Ind Etfll.er A. Goolev. Slln
O!eoo1 two '*"'""'' Wlnll"' Afldar-,,on, $1nt1 Ane Ne19hls, 1rod J1mK
Anclef'IOn, $1111 ' 0119o. Row,.., •nd
Miii -· COllduclftf Sund1'1' •nd Mondlv 11 $!. JOhn the fl101l1t Ctfh.
ollc Church. '"""'"'"!· Good SMP-hef'd Cfft'llt&IY. 111111 Mor1U11'V, 170
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Mn. 0.011111 ci.v.r, Fulll9r'llln, 1nd
Mn. lrtne Gifford, I-Pirkl ffll'M
1r1nddllk1,_,,. G111""'10t 11 r V I c I 1,
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110 flf'Olid'Qy, '°"' Mesi. VOGEI111NGER
~ G, VOOl!llneer. "'' llhlth pJl<e, CClfl• IMM. Sunil\1111 lw w!M',
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BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona ... Mar OR U4lt
Colla Me,. Ml S.!IU
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
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Dll.DAY BROTllEllS I
Enrollinent
AtUCI
On Increase
W'l!lter quarter registration
figures show UC Irvine is cl~
ing in on UC Riverside ai1·
the fifth largest Univenity of
California campus b e h i n d
UCLA, Berkeley, Sant a
Barbara and Davis.
UCI has enrolled 3,971
sb.ldents for the w i n t e r
quarter to UC Riverside's
4,410. A year ago the figures
were UCl -3,330 and
Riverside -3,965.
Irvine already has more
graduate students , t h a n
Riverside -1,153 to 1,114.
There are 2,818 currenUy
enrolled UCI undergraduates. ·
UCI has a larger enrollment
than two · other UC campuses
-San Diego and Santa Cruz
-which opened the same
year in 1965. UC San Diego
has 3,732 students and UC
Santa Cruz has 2,500.
'Black Scare'
Talk Slated
"The First White Backlash'•
will be the topic of a lecture
Wednesday afternoon at UC
Irvine by Forrest G. Wood.
Wood, assistant profeuor-ot
history at Fresno S t at e
College will speak on the
"black scare" of 1862-1872: and
the racist response to eman-
cipation and reconstruction.
His lalk, sponsored by. the
UCI bi!tory department, will
be at '4 p.m. in Science Lee·
ture llall .. Admission will be
free.
Buu.ito• Valley • ' Mortuary -r ti
17111 Beach Blvd.
Bullnstoa Beach
IC-'1'171
PACIFIC~
&IEMOIUAL PAJll:
Cemetery e Mortury
Chapel
Jstt Pactflc View Drive
Newport Beacb, Calllornla
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Supervisors Agree, .1·Disagree . Wit-h ·Jury
admonished ~ the public mun1caUon between t b e Rloch representatives refused directs the day-to.day opera. lectlon and accouotlng ~ By JACK BROBACK
Of 1111 .,._ PMit Si.ff ... defender and the dlitrlct ai-airport. real properly services to make such a oommitment. tions or the airport." gram can be expected ts July
SANTA ANA _ Agrffment tomey f~ their actions. and buJldlng •er v l c ea: Battin did not mlss the op-The board said it was not 1970 ...
In some Case!, dilagreeme.nt Jn Ute: end, private attorneys departments. portunity to exploit this point. aware of 8tif lack ol coordina· -'---'---.....,-----,---
in others Is "P'"'ed In the were bind by the comrty to SANTA ANA -Rancho "Perhaps this fine •-pie tion between the airyort and MILD NERVE DEAFNESS?
annual reply m the county defend Lee at • cost, ac· Miss.Ion Viejo has offered to of regard for the public rigbt real property services and
Board of Supervisors and cordln( to the Grand Jury, make ar<aJ of tbetr recentfy· to enjoy the open •Jiilces may building services. The two TV · LISTENING
elected department }\tads to of tll,000. Acariiag to granted agricultural preserve motiva~ the Irvine Company departments only perform DEVICE findings .of the 1968 Or~e Williams, the colt wu f7 ~9. available fot pu~Uc use. to grant the use of areas work for the airport UJ>O!\ re.
County Grand Jury. AJthou.ch Willl.ams aaiCI his Supervisor Robert w. Bat· I requested when they were quest, the boaid points out. for tht tt.41 of H_.1119
The 19S8 jury report was office bu adoplecf 1 new rules tin, who· urged this step during granted over ·so,ooo a.cres of Medical · center flSCal mat· J!REEI
mild compared to previous regarding pbyslcal evidence the preserve hearing, an· preserve stafus, .. he said. ters are a favorite target ol r •
years and, as a result, most ''whk:h would hopefully avoid nounced the plan. Access to the R a n c b o grand juries. 'Ille 1968 group U you need help in bearing
oC tbi answers are "'thank a lhnilar future dilemma" the The landowner requested the Mission Viejo preserve is from found that "one of the major TV (or radio) at a volume
VN1 notes." general tenor d. his letter wis of the Ortega '"•b~ay and 1·t f deli I h bee ttin th t is -• tab! ' --of "--gr ment •• the Board , Supervisors t o •uti .. A!'e{lS o c ency as n se . g a co11uor e
However the public r:r.· ~ ee -Wnu designate a representaUve·of -is along thls roadway that th@ accounting for services to others, this ofter is spe-
defender, airpcl't operation county government to public use are~s are proposed. rendered to patients, Including cially for you to introduce
and the county medical center In airport opttaUon, the coordinate the departments The-board felt that such anal~ ~f cost, defining you to Mir-_c:le-Ear.s The
got considerable attention in Grand Jl!l'Y asked for a clear that might be involved and matters were clearly ouUined resronsibllity for paYIQe.nt, ultraminiature m o d e r n
reply to jury criticism. definition · of the role of the to n~goUate areas and uses by • orilinance .and j o b billing procedures and col· HEARING AID that could
Public Defender Frank L. present airport during the as well as a ·--'edule of un· • specifications. lecH"'" accounts" · th x1r· h · Willi J lied t , gth nm five years, advbed that ll'.:ll , ... '6 • give ·you e e a earing t ~ r. rep . nlna ;:: . no capital improvements be plementation of such a pro--The supervisors repliecl ; .The supervisors admitted lift you. need in every day·
lo en 1~~E. gLee '"t. made, that night flights be gram. ''Sj>ecifically; the ordinance the medical center probleins situations. NO OBLIGA· .~~ .nuumurd• --• lhea -limited and that a specific Battin suggested that his ex· ezpects the airport com-and said that "every effort TION.
w:mt---"' m er case"'"' site be selected and land be ecuUve assistant, F. D, mission to advise the board is being made to implement, HURRY_ OFFER MAY
controvtts)' over a pair of \o.aa.....1 ptl I Harber, be named as the on matters pertaining to the on a timely basis, the Grand NOT BE REP" "TED blood·spatt«ed shoes. pure.~ prom y or the •-rt d to d ~ The Grand Jwy took five development of a regional coordinator "to implement the a .. l"' an recommen Jury's recommendations and .
paragraphs to coounent on tbe county airport. best possible sites and uses plans to the board for the suggestions for improvement' ~ ~1~W~:-' I
case. The Public Defender, 33 'The su~isorf concurred commensurate with the public de v e1opment, maintenance of these activities. Some pro-i °""' CMcnv I
to reply. with the recommendation on benefits . while not disturbing and operation or the airport. gress has been made since j P.O. In Ne. 271JJ I
'J1le jury was upset beca6:se jet nlgbt flights and noise the farming operation of the "This leaves the airport as the Grand Jury report was M1••"''•11•· Ml• .. 11427 .
three member! of the public abatement procedure5 and ranch." a physical facility under the issued,. according to county ! Pl111• 1111d Ir•• TV Lid1n1,
defender's staff refused to pointed to their aircraft noise During the reserve hearing, management control or the supervisors. '
testily before it. They finalJy study. James West, president of Ran· director of aviation. !J'he direc-"Current es l l mates ,' A4dNll ------
did under court order. 1be jury also criticized the cho Mission Viejo, agreed in-tor develops plans for the however, indicate that the lj Homo
The argument r e v o l v e d commission and the director forma\ly to the use of some a i r p or t commi!sion's con· earliest date an adequate and City -St.ta._ Zip _ J
around the pair of shoes: _o1:!.__!l:!vi!!a~U~on,~....=•..::n~d!.....~c:::om~-__;la'.!nd!!'.'...!'.by~th~e:_p~u~b~li~c.,_b~u~t~(r'6n~·~·:_;-:si'.'.'deo::r."a~tio'.'.'n~a'.'.'.nd"...'.o'.'.rg!!:a~n'.:ize~s _:a~n'.'.'d__;f_'.'.ut'.Oly~f:'.unc'.::".ti:'.'oru~·~ng~b~ll~llng~,C..::co::'.l·~·:.,,,========="· belooging to the defendant, of>.T
Viously prosecution material,
but which were delivered to
the publlc defender by the
defendant's family.
When the case became en..
tangled In legal red tape, the
public defender's office turned
the shoes over to the judge
handling the cue. Later, the
Qistrict attorney's office 00.
tained possession of the shoes
and the disagreement became
mOre complex.
Public Def'ender Williams
continues to argue that to turn
the shoes over to tM district
attorney would bave been a
violation or an attorney's duty
to his client.
As to 1 b e refusal of. his
staff members to testify
before the Grand J u r y ,
Williams maintains there wu
a question as to the "ap-
prop r i ate n es sol their
testimony."
The issue was fmally rts0IV·
ed by a special hearing before
a superior court judge who
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Southwest Profs Ballot. ReforJ!l Urged . · ._
'Boycott Classes ·
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
FortJ-one teachers at
Soulhwest C o 11 e I e in
predominantly Negro South-
Central Los Angeles deoided
to boycott classes today.
A spokesman f-Or t h e
teachers, Robert Williams,
said "we'll ?eturn to teach
when the diatrict ad-
miniltration ·guarantees the
slud.ents, ataff and faculty a
aecure campus."
He said they were available
to work elsewhere in the city's
junior college system because
condiUons at SOUlhwest ~
Jege have deterlorated lo such
an extent that it ls impo,ssible
to teach.
Jn recent weeka the college
hu seen two bomb explosiODJ,
vandali&m on automobiles and
in classrooms and unrest
among studen~. staH and
faculty,
Tbe problems at Southwest
arc related to events which
oceurred Friday at . Carver
Junior High School when a
member Of the Black Students
Union from the college was
arrested.
Police said that following
his arrest the BSU called a
sit-in and a melet ensued dur-
ing which five students were
injured and nine arrested .
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Prof Warns
,On Strike
SACRAMENTO / (AP) -a Btitlll>Amerlcu lqlllaUve
Reform ol. Callfornl.111 ballot conference 1n 0 1. ford ,
lnltiaUve proceaa: waa: pro-£n&laod.
poaed today by a lesi'lator Dunlap's eall to •bani• the
who complaioed recent cam-ballot inltl&tlve procedures
palgns wen mote a pl'Oduet reflected the ... u-11 of
of public relations than grw-dozeo• of lawmakers who
' !Oil. Prop. I WIJ l!pOOlored by
Loo Angela County AJSeuor
Pblllp Walllln, but foes of the
rneunre aald. during the cam·
palan It WU I plot by land-
lords and otftort,to 1« a huge
tu b""1<. roots public sentiment. complained Jut )'tat about
Assemblyman Jobn F -Prop. t. Dw;l.lap aid "lbis measure
Dunlap, (0:Napa) put forth 1t would have drutlcally cut wu allowed lo qualify under
legislation that would mat~ the amow:rt 'and un of the current law without &n)'t>ne
it harder lo qualify lniUatives local property tu, fachig -,,. wlio paid to get It
for the ballot, and require JegWatora with the tut of on tbe ballot."
inore detailed reports on who maklilg up the money that H1a lelfalaUon would require
is paying for the campa.igns_ would ha!e beea lolt. It led Nopontnts of such a mealure
Ria proposals came as lbe the lqialature to put-a tO reveal their financial sup-
legialature began the loth smaller rival propout at_ the port and bow· much it CO!t
week of Its session with top of the baDot u Prop, lo get lipaturel lo qualify
sevtral lawmakers attending l·L That passed, wblle Prop. for the ltatewide vote. ~~~~;;;:;:;;;;;:;;:;.;;:;;;-1
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Oakland
Researcher Claims Rich CLEVELAND, Oltio (UPI)
-TM outgoing_~. of ·
black .wru.s at San Franc,... Frequent Trips $1 Yorty Defends YOUR OWN BUSltlSS
.
Get 'Lifesaving' Care State Oouege says th a t
scbool'sotrikingstudentamust LOS ANGELES (AP) -Wedeli'9ff-dally.900illghtaa-CCIW!Kt-• w • ..,.,fblftdel.-11•w ..... -.... _ -o1~-be granted their demands or Mayor Sam Yorty says he emendnorthemCll .. ~•-MOre•-•lll!J •w-
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Pa-
tients aelected for lilesaving
treatment on artificial kidney
machines generally c om e
from higher income brackets
than do persons denied treat-
ment, a health researcher
:iiays.
Prof. A. H .. Katz or the
tchool of public health of the
University of California at Los
Angeles said Sunday doctors
pick -and clloose patients
Body Discovered
SANTA CRUZ (UP[) -
Di:iicovery of the badly decom.
posed body of a young girl
has brought at least 100 calls
from distralliht ~ from
tilroughout California, ac-
cording to the Santa Cruz
County Sberi!f's office.
However, depuOO said they
believe ·the victim wa.s a
.. local girl." Her ide:nt.ity was
withheld pending ,_., In·
vestigation.
because of tbe scarcity ot
machines. In doing this, he
said. doctors thus decide who
will survive.
Katz said that 46 percent
of the patients surveyed na-
tionally ~ more than the
1986 national median of $7 ,800,
a percent earned above $15,000
and 5 percent had incomes
above $25,000.
Gangs Clash
At Griffith
HOILYWOOD (fJ')-
Chaln swinging gangs clashed
among Sunday picnickers and
hippies at the site of the week-
ly "love tn" tn Griffith Park
and one persoq was hospitaliz-
ed with face cuts, police said.
Two others were cut about
the bead but did not require
hospjtallz•tlon, officet. added.
One juvenlle wu arrested.
the..acboolwillbelost. workl on Saturdays, skips ..._ ...... , '"l!w.ap an ai. ,_; ....._ -l· AllJett.Lowestalrtarn.Wantprornptdllf'vlry
"They are fig~ for the vacatiOll3 and would travel a-a .., 1 •• Ozaalt' ..._ FICJIW. toEaatBaypolnta'IOaklandlnternlllaMlle
,..,I of an peopJ to · "-"* lltt .... wt6 .....--4 "-. closerandeulerthanSanFrindeco r'6'. e seJu abroad more often· "if t could
power and to control their SSND~AD..,.nD:JmO<llllU.-naUonal,andthecrowdhun"tfoundHyet.
lives," Dr. Nathan Hare said get away from Cily Hall." Unl~I Chinchilla Breeders ~-g:......, ........ a lift.'
Saturday. "They feel they are Yorty defended hll frequent llll ... Allri Mreelt h111 ...... o..m. r"" I-~ 7-....
carrying on a struggle and tlrl~po~l!~tr~adei;,~mls~sionsr;~and;JL~~-;;• ~rn;CJ~-~-;;·;;"""'";;;_• (UC);~-~-;~~~j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ they feel they have to use J>8rl of hls job, not Junkets. · IWL mm AD
whatever means necessary.
Many know they will be jailed
or kllled."
Hart, 34, was Orie of several
prominent Ntgr0e.1 attending
a two-day coofereoce on black
self-determination sponsored
by the Congress of Racial
Equality.
Peebles Blind?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Doctors express fear for the
eyesight of Tim Peebles, a
freshman injured by the ex-
plasion of a bomb police say
he WU attempting to put in
a San Francisco Sta~ College
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LIKE A PLOW -Melee, Don Ayres Jr.'s Cal-40 from NHYC plows a frothy
wake through heavy seas with winged-out genoa as she boils toward finish in
Miami-Nassau ra ce. Melee was Class B winner in the Southern Ocean Rac-
ing Conference.
Colby Wins
Corkett Cup
Chris Colby of Newport
llarbor Yacht Club won th•
Corkett Trophy for Lehman-
n, a five-race regatta s3iled
Sunday from NHYC.
The race was iicheduled
several weeks ago but was
postponed because or bad
weather.
Runner-up in the series wa!I
Bob Davis, and third was
Barton Beek, both of NHYC.
Bali Regatta Sailed
With Ideal W eather
Moderate winds and bright
sunshine -the tint ideal
sailing weekend this season -
greeted the 145 boats in 12
classes which turned out for.
the Bali Regatta, an annual
event c<Hlosted by Balboa and
Lido Isle Yacht Clubs.
'Ibis was the lotb anniver-
sary of the Bali Regatta which
originated when Marty Lock·
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Final results:
OCEAN RACING -t5J Pin-
ta tNewport.-30 ) Tom Bissell,
LIYC.
PHRF (32) -(I) Aloha 11.
Glenn Reed, SSSC ; (2) Gos-
ling, Ken Lieber, LIYC ; (31
Kilo, Tom Butler. BYC; (4)
Red Devil. Chuck Ullman,
BYC; (5) Bonita, Gol~ie Jo-
seph, LIYC.
RHODES-33 (6) -lt1aruja.
Bob Kettenhofen, BYC.
LUDERS-16 {7) -Kildee.
Ben lfromadka. LYC.
P-CAT (8) -(I) Loki. Earl
Thornburg, MYC; (2) Hawk,
Nick Steele, L YC.
CAL-20 (7) -(1) Mischief.
Jack Cannon, SSSC.
lnside Classes
Lf00-14 (24) -(I) Bill Mc-
Cord, BYC; t2) Cared Smith,
BYC: (3) Don Wiese, BYC.
KITE (18)-(1) John Daigh ,
NHYC ; (2) Carol ~1cCord,
BYC : (3l Terri Parker.
NHYC.
SABOT A (16) -(1) Curt
Olson, CYC; (2) Kurt Wiese.
BYC : (2) Burdick Ray. LIYC.
SABOT B (10) -(I) Mi 1 t
Allone. LTYC; 12) Lori Ben-
nett. BCYC.
SABOT C {7) -(ll John
Klinginsmilh, L!YC.
FLIPPER (5) -(l) John
Redfield, LIYC.
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For Spectator s
Memben o! lhe Long Beach
Yacht Club issued an in-
vitaUon today for non-boat
owners to joln them as spec-
tators Thunday, Friday and
Saturday for the fifth annual
Congressional Cup round-robin
aailing aeries to be raced
ouUlde Long Beach· Harbor.
Ten of the nation'1 top Wp.
pers -including Olympic gold
> medalist Loftll North of San
Diego -will be competing
In three daY1 of match rac4'1g
Saturday, with Sunday reserv•
ed in the event of poot
weather.
"Many of our members will
have room aboard their power
cruisers or auxiliary sailboaU
for the races," s a i d
Congressional Cup chainn3n
W. R. Effinger. ,"We are in-
viting the genera] public ~o
join us as guesU. Boats w1U
leave the clubhouse between
10 and 10:30 each morning
ol the series."
·tn which every skipper willJ~iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i!iiii
compete against each of nine HAL A(llSC:H EI
rivals in Cal-40 aloops. HEARING AIOS
Racing will begin daily at C•ttom Aurel Amrilificeti-11 a.m. and a huge fleet of HO SALl!SMEN
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RECORD SMASHER -Robert F. Johnson's 73-loot ketch rigged "sailing
platform" spreads an awsome wake as 1he bombs toward finish to set new
record in the l~mile Miami-Nassau race. She followed the performance Fri-
day with a clean sweep in the Governor's Cup race out of Nassau, eclipsing
another elapsed time record.
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Newport Yachts in Top 10
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In olntmentor'&11pjl08it.orJ'for:m.
Two Newporl yachls and
one that is soon to call
Southern California its home
were among the first / 10
<1verall scorers In the Southern
Ocean R a c i n g Conference
which ended Friday with the
sailing of the 3'0-mi I e
Governor's Cup race of r
Nassau, Bahamas.
pleted the course In three----------.....'.===================== hours and 13 mlnute1 to
Highest local scorer in the
conference ..-was Don Ayres
Jr .'s Cal-40 Melee ·from
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
which finished second in the
series behind Salty Tiger, the
47-foot yawl co-skippered by
Jack Powell and Wally Frank
of New York.
t-.1elee was the overall han-
dicap winner in the highly
competitive Class B division.
Also moving up In the fir st
10 by virtue of placing high
in the final two races was
Don Haskell's 67-foot yawl
Chubasco, also from NHYC.
Bob Johnson's 73-foot ketch
Windward Passage scored a
clean sweep in the Governor 's
Cup to move into 9th place
in the standings. Windward
Passage will soon be in
Southland waters preparing
for her scheduled race in the
California Cup in June and
the Honolulu race which starts
July 4.
Friday's Governor's Cup
was almost as stormy as the
Miami-Nassau race which con-
cluded last Tuesday. Thirty
knot winds kicked up a Jump
or sea outside the Nassau
Harbor and stayed with the
fleet for the 15-mile reach
lo Boby Rocks and return.
Windward Passage shot out
from the start of the Class
A fleet like a scaJded cat
and by the time she reached
the windward mark was IS
minutes ahead of John , B.
Kilroy's Ki a\oa II from NHY C.
\Yindward Passage com-
ecllpse the old record b7 10
minutes. She saved her time
over the rest of the fleet for
first overall and fir.rt in Class
A.
Ki.jlloa II was second to
finish, 17 minutes beblnd
Windward Passage, and
Chubasco wa s fourth to finish.
Kialoa II was second
overall, Salty Tiger was third
and Chubasco was fourth.
Indigo, sailed by S. K.
Wellman of Mentor, Ohio
and Nassau was fifth overall,
and the Class B winner.
Second in Class B was
Olseketa, a Cal-40 sloop, and
third was Melee.
Class C honors went to
Scaramouche IV, second was
Fairweather and third was
Stampede.
The Class D lineup was
Circe II, Scamp and Hanohan.
llere are the [irst 10 in
the overall SORC point stan-
dings:
I. Salty Tiger, Jack Powell
and Wally Frank, New York,
957.15
2. Melee, Don Ayres, NHYC.
891
3. EquaUon. 56 tt. sloop John
Potter, Oyster Bay, N.Y.,
878.50
4. Touche, 48-ft sloop, Dr.
ff. Virgin, Miami, 876.25
5. Bay Bea, 49 ft. sloop,
Patrick Haggerty, D a I I a 1 ,
863.50.
6. Dammit Pat, 41 tt. sloop,
Julian Waters, Lavaca, Ala.,
836.n
7. Chubasco, 67-ft yawl, Don
Haskell, NHYC, 836.15.
8. Nautical (Cal 2-30) O.J .
Young, New Orl eans, 127.75
9. Windward Passage. 73-fl
ketch. Bob J ohnson, Lahaina,
806.75
10. Otseketa, Cal-40, H.
Burkart, Detroit, 806
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0 m Huntl.,.tlrinkl" (C) (30l
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0 THE SIX O'CLOCK MOVIE * "COWBOY"--Olenn Ford
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m amn •• <C) <Jo)
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f.t)Wlllt'• New? (30) "Top Hand."
An ll·Ji!llllr·old city boy spend• his
summer wo1kin1 on 1 T1x11 rtnch
tiid learnt llow 1o rid• ind wur~
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ID Rudi Out (30) "'Ill• RlchlrU
Allen Slof}'."' A )'OllMI Necro dis-
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11p Jn Wetts 1nd 1.ttr HtlbH1hln1
his own btr.1iness.
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7;00 IJ C8S Evtnll& NIWI (C) (30) Walter Cronkllt.
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bank bandit stln SutlOll .. pe ti
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Tomorrow Nlte at 9 on 5
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who CICllMI lo l'isit.
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a bank bandit escape ove.r th~ border.
TELEVISION VIEWS
'Bonanza' On
New Track
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW · YORK (AP) -"Bonanza," in an episode
considerably off its usual track, combined on Sun--
day night many of the standard ingredients of a
Weslern with a Jessen based on man's inhumanity
to man.
The episode was written and directed . by
Michael Landon, \vho plays one of the Cartwnght
brothers most weeks, but turned the lead in the
episode over to Dan Blocker. .
It was a story about a Negro farmer, a former
slave who had bought his freedom and moved west
with his family. Hoss -Blocker's role -encount-
ered the 7-year-old farmer's son saying: "I wish
my papa \Vas whlle.11 The story Lhen moved in the
expected direction.
HOSS TOOK lhe boy back to his farm and
found the rest of the family in dire straits. He tried
to turn good Samaritan and since there had to be
conflict , it came 'vhen he returned lo town v.·ith the
two boys and some eggs they had for saJe.
A pair of bullies picked on the boys and called
them names -names rarely heard on television
until recently -and smashed the eggs.
Hoss, of course, intervened 'vilh two well-plac-
ed rights to the jaws o.f the bullies. The bad guys ·~
retaliated later by beating up the little boy. This ·:;.;
led to another round of fi~licuffs, this tune by the ,,
boys' father.
THE STORY bad an interesting twist in the bit-
ter attitude of the Negro farmer -well played by
Ossie Davis -toward bis benefactor as well as his
despair and resignation about the bigoted town-
folks. There were some aWkward and saccharine
bits, particularly in scenes b~tween Blocker and a
fine young actor named George Spell, who played
the smallest boy. Generally it appeared lhat
Michael Landon is a better actor than ,a script
writer, but he proved that his heart is in the right
place.
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CBS, IN A last minute swi tch, substituted. a ....
rerun of a two-month-old "Smothers Brothers ::·
Comedy I-lour" for the new program originally #
scheduled Sunday night. ~ ~·
Network spokesmen said the change was made ;
because CBS did not receive a tape o( the new •·
sho\v in time to permit executives of it. affiliated
slalions to previe\v it on a closed circuit. •• "The content of the broadcast is not at Issue.'' i
said a network statement. "As broadcast licensees,
the stations affiliated. with the ... network have
lhe right to previe\v on request any prog ram be-• ,
fore it is presented on the air." · : ..
THE PROGRAM announced originally for the
time period had folk singer Joan Baez and comed-
ian Jackie Mason as guest stars. Miss Baez has
taken a well-publicized stand again st the Vietnam
\var and has been th e center of considerable con-
troversy.
The Smothers Brothers have conducted running
warfare agains t CBS censorship policies and oc-
casionally have had n1a terial blue-pencil.led, par-
ticularly material oJ a political nature.
The net,vork spo1cesma11 said, however, that an
announcement \vould be made early this week set-
ting the date on which the program would be
broadcast. ·
ne:· ·~is tli e ltf~ttnce
'CAN YA 'MAGllJE ~ P\llTIN' 50\IElltlil' LIKE 7Hl.S' llJ 1HE. fllASH ?.
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CEJlTIFIC.lTE OF •USINESS FICTITIOUS NAME
The undenl;ned does certlf'I' he ls
(Ol\duetln1 e bu1fna1 11 1330 D N.
Cu1ler, .~la . An&. Ctllf~nl•. under tr.. flcfttlolll firm name of ORANGE COUNTY Olt&.lN SERVICE CO. tnd
"'at wld firm Is comPoSed ol the follDwlng pPCllOl'I, whose narmi In lull
•ncl ~ ol rnldenu it 1s follows: Oon G. st. Clair, nu w. Stanlord,
S1nt1 Ant, Callfornl1.
D1led Feb. 21, \H9. Oon G. SI. Clair
Siiia ol C..llf0ml1, Or•nG1! Counlv! On Febr1,11rv 2a, lttt, before me.
• Not1rv Publl~ In '"° h>r said Slat•,
"rsorwoll'I' IPPl!•m Don G. SI. C\1lr
known 1o me lo be 1!!e perllOl'I whoH n1,... Is •Ub1erlbed lo th• wllhln 1,,.
1tr1,1mftll •nd Ktnowlldlled hi 1xe-cuted
the 11me.
(OFFICIAL SEAL} Mary Bflh Morton
Not•rv Publlc·C11flornir
Principal Office in Oran<>I Coonlv
M'I' commlS1lon EJ1plre$
Aprll 9, 1971
Published Or1119e Ca.d Dall't' Pllol,
Mlrdl J, 10, 17, 24 lff' 380-69
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTltI OF NON·Rl!SPONSll lllTY
Notice ('!I h..-tbt' l lYlll ffl•I !hi u,,.
denlantd will not be rHf'Qnllble tor
•n'I' debts or ll1b11lllft conlrtcled tlY
1nv-otf'ltt than my1ell, on °' 1tter
this d1le. Piled 11111 7111 da'I' of M1rc.h, 19~.
Gll!!ln .l.. C.trdner
290S J1air•nd• Cost• .Mesa. Call!.
Pub11$1\ed Orana• Co11t Dtil't' Pl1~1. ~rdl I, 10. 15, ltff «ii-69
LEGAL NOTICE
SUPl!'lllOlt COUltT OJ' THI! STATE OF C:ALIFOltNl.l FOR
THI! COUNTY O" ORANGE
Mo. A .. 2364 NOTICI! O" Ml!AlllNG OF PETITION
l'Olt PllOl.llE 0" WILL ANO FOii LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
E'11le o1 POlllS LORRAINE MISER, """"'· NOTICE IS HEREflY GIY EN Thal J'rank Oontld Miser 1111$ llltd l\ereln
1 petl!lon for probate ol will and
tor luuance ol Lellirs Tn!liment1rv
lo P•lllloner, re!eren« lo which 11 m.0. !or furth•r p1rllc11l1,., ~nd fo~t
"'1 time ind place ot he11rln1 lilt. same hll bffn 11! for Mtrch :zt, 19o9, at
r :lO 1.m., Jn ttie courlroorn ol Dep1rl·
ment Na. J of 1&id co11n, 11 700
Wed f lgTtlh Strttl. ln .,,, CllY of
Sanll AM, Calllornll. P1\td ~ref! 6, 1%f w. E. ST. JOHN,
Coun!Y Clerk
PR·10
Pllll'lftxler •!Id LTllCh
1MJ Wlllftl,. ...... Wirf
Sulla N'""lltf 511 U1 Anfflat, C1llfor!ll• 90011
T1I 11111 41J.1'41
AIMmtYI fer Plflllll!Mr Publllhed Oranoe Coast D1llY Pllo1,
M1rch I, 10, IS, 196' 4469
LEGAL NOTICE
Cll!RTIFIC.lTE OF flU~1NE5S
FICTITIOUS NAME ,..,,. undersi9~ ~ t:trt!lv lie I~
condudinl t bu1lnn1 II 2052 N~ 111\/d., Suitt \Q, C01tl Me-Iii, Ca11tom1a.
\ll'ldf'r "'! flct!llou1 flrm name of TH E
"EARL OF ARMS" and "''' wld firm Is compoSecl ol IM !ollctwlr1111 1>er$0",
wl'lose nanw Ill lull and plat't of resld•na>
II II lolk1W9 : D1wld llou Wln1am1, 2110 Nf'llPOl"I .twd., No. It, COii!• MIY· C..l!I.
Oiied Mardi 7, ltff .. David R. Wll!Ttrnl
STATE OF CALIFOllNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
On Marth 7, ltff, bel~e l'"•e, t
tlotlrY Putlllc I" and for said State,
Ptf'S(lnlllY tPPflred 01vkl llOS5 wm:~.,..,
k-to mt lo be Ille penon wllllse
"1me 11 wblcrlbtd kl the w•111:n 1,,.
1tn1m1111 and ecknowledeed he exeQiled
Ille .. me.
t0fflcl1I St1tl
Marv I(. H""rv Nol•rY Public • CatTh>ml1
P1lnc:fpal Olfia ln
Or1119e Counlv
My Commll$lon EllJllru
Nov. ff. 1972
Pvbtllhld Or-• Ca.st Chollr Piiot,
Mardi a. 15, it. ft, ltff 4~t
LEGAL NOTICE
New Draft
Proposal
Studied
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A
draft lottery that w o u I d
scramble both the alphabet
and the days or the year,
aod a shift to a policy of
inducting the youngest first .
instead ()f the oldest feature
the Nixon administration's
short-term draft plans.
'This was made clear after
Defense Secretary Melvin R.
Laird's state'ment that the
present draft law is "not prac-
tical" and that "o'he of the
first pieces of legisfation
which will be sent to Congress
by the new administraliif will
be to do away with it!' (the
law's) inequities."
In the long run, the ad-
ministration hopes to improve
military pay and incentive to
a point where the draft can
be ended. But there is no
hope of achieving that until
after the Vietnam war, and
even then the draft aut~ority
. would be kept on the books
for use if necessary.
Laird said he has set March
15 as the deadline for studies
of the problems, and both
revision of the draft law and
a complete overhaul o f
military compensation favor·
ing higher pay for recruits
will be sought in this session
of Congress.
Officials explained that the
lottery, if approved, would
work this way :
-In order to call men by
birth dates without penalizing
those born early in the year,
the days would be scrambled,
in a fish bowl or otherwise,
into an order determined en·
tirely by chance. The 365th
day of the year could be firsl
on the draft. priority lists in
such a system.
-In order to break ties when
two men are equally eligible
or born on the same date,
the alphabet would also be
scrambled. The men inducted
would be the one whose last
name began with the letter
highest on the alphabetical
order determined by chance.
-Men y,•ould normally be
drafted at the age of 19, unless
they obtained deferments. The
average draftee is now 20
years old, and under the
C:E•Tll'ICAlE o .. IUSOUiSS present system calling for in· • flCTITIOUS N.t.Mf TIM \ll'ldenlflned does certify he 11 duction Of the oldest eligibles eonduttln9 t 111.!tlflf!ll •I flll Untr•L f GMd!ll Grow, c.11for111t. ut'ldft '"~ irst, the average draft age
-fktltloul 11rm ,..._ o1 R, J. MAIUNE in peace time has gone as SEll:VtcE •ncl ...._, lilld llrrn II somllOMd
of 1t1e 1o11ow1"' per-. w11o1t Mme high as 24.
11'1 tuH •!Id P1IO ol raldtnol It "1-------------.iiows: .tlwnlllf!Mftl It. J. llM. "ll Ctnlr•L Gllrdtn
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COUNTY OF ORANGE J
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
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reg. 50.00 Spori
coat or blazer and
reg. 20.otislcicks
reg. JOO.DO May·
brooke Deluxe
wool/silk suit
reg . 75.00 1"1.oy-
brooke polyester,
wool/mohoirsu1t
Calli.; Sgt .. l.C. Willliim .Zabi tosky, 26. of Trenton,
N.J .; President Nixon; and Spec. 5 Clarence Eu-
gene Sasser, 21 , of Richardson, Tex.
get the whole
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An Irish Evenlni is being planned by members of the l\Jen's
and Women'• coundls ol St. Bonaventure .Catholic Church, Hunting·
ton Beach. . •. .
'1be public is invited lo attend the happening which will take
place between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. Saturday, March IS, in the New-
porter Inn. . .
Leprechauns and coleens will ·mingle with the throt1gs atlending
the dance,.and providing music will be the Jolm W\nkler band and a
singing group entitled SUrbla Six.
Serving as chairman of the annual event, which will benefit ·
the building fund of the church, is Mrs. Giles Meyer, and co-ehairmo
i• Rudy Prislow. /' ·
Ttcketa will be '5 per couple, and addilional information' may
be olJtained by calling Mrs. Meyer at.~. .•
Honored guett at the St. Patrick'• benefit will be1 ihe Rev.
Midlllel Duffy, blmlelt from Ireland. One of two social ev~ planned
each year, last year's event in honor of the Irish was a sellout, accord·
ing lo Mrs. Robert Lewicki, president of the Women's .COuncll.
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The next major funding event for the'Churcb building fund' will
· be niannual fashion &how. A Happening in Fasbicift will take place
Ma 7 in tht Anaheim Convention Center. 'Iickt!!s, ·at $6 per ~on,
now avaDable.and may be obtained by c•llipl Mrs. Robert.Mor·.
A SELLOUT ',-I!'thla year's reoponse equals last
year's, the Irish Eyening ¢aruied by the joint M"en's
and Womai's councils. of. st. Bonaventure Catholic
Ch"'."11 r be a standlng-room ohly affair: Making
sure she woo't be turned away at the door is (left) ·
Mrs. James Shandrick, who•is'putchasihg her tick·
ets from Mrs. Giles Meyer, chairman of the W<>-
. ?hen's coUncil. . :row, 847-209L , . . } ' .
.Benefit Nears
Invitations
Build Funds
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Reurvalions are in order for the thlnl "1J1ual ,.
Tiara Bali apomored ·by the Tiara de Ninoo .Auxil./
lacy of Huntington Beacb. , ,./' . / · The gala ball will benefit Chlldren'1,)l0me So-
dety, and takes place Saturday, Ma,n:ll 2%. • .
Muter of ceremonies for ~··event wfil ,be Al
Jjirvla, radio and talevilton . ality and creator
Of the Make-believe on KFWB.
. . Already . preb8u COCktall parties or
.poetball affair• anc!'breakfuta are aumlary mem.
!>en, who tO .t!.aU have addnssed more·than·l[&O in-
.v11a11cns 1o area residents. . . "· Festlvltleo will take place bog!Mlng with·a·no-
·llc>st cOcktail.hour at 7:30 P..m.in MO.a Verde Coun-
:lry Club. Bllftet !llnntr will be 1eti1ed between 1:30
.and 9:30·p.m., •and dancing follow!Dg dinner will be :to themmlc of the Variations. . .
· : Centering the ballroom will be a huge jeweled
:Uara, and tables, draped in golctclolhs and Cllllered
:,Vlth glittering candl~ckl of vMd"lilue, wW seat
.Jllembers and. guests.
: .; Garlands of fresh spring tJowers in paler hues : !of blue will surround the centerpieces.
. Mrs. James Marsh is serving as chairman (or.
:tbis y-1 gala, and assisting her is .Mrs. Richard
:OllOIL Others· volunteering ·their talents to the 1uc-
:eea1 cl the major funding event ate the Mmt1.-
:il.obert Onhood and Robert Tony, decoratl0111;
:k-oth· Brown, prizes; Robert Ohland, entertain-
:ment; Carllon Nippe!, program advertising and ln-
;vitations, and Raymond Ttys, publlcit}>.
: : -Respons!Jile for decorat1ons=---are"'""-t11'"'e-Mmeo--.-
:1llchard Merrla, JOftllit Blmte, ~art· Easterb):, :Alier~ and Ronald Krogh.
' ;. The aulliaiy' olso plana a l8lad luncheon.to
:honor previalonall who will be llCCtlpled u acUv•
illambers 'In April. Hoet!nf the luncheon wi1i be Mn. Joupll Rlbll.
HAVE A BALL -And planning their third as an
•ll!IU8l benefit are members cl Tiara .de Ninos of
Huntington Beach, auxiliary of die Children's Home
Society. Mrs. Kennetb. Thompeon ani! Mrs. Robert
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T.eddy (left lo 'right) ·wait petienUy .lo leave while
R. J. Ols0n, 2¥.i, bids fond farewell lo bis molher,
Mrs. Richard Olson.
... Anniversary Coming
Mi.dway Club
Plans Dinner
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It's going to be a. happy
anniversary for tbe Midway
City Woman's Club.
Moms Bid
To Dinner
Members already are loo~ ..
ing forward to the ce.Jebrat19n
-their IOth ....: wblch will
take place at 6:30 p.m. Satur-
day, March 22.
The dinner will be served
in the clubhouse, and Mr.:
James A. McCalla will jo.lzr
husbands as guests of honor.:·
Als'o honored during t .b·t
potluck will be past presidents
of the cIUb.
Mother's Key to Safety in Furnlshtng entertai.nmftrt
the Home will be unlocked for the evening will be the
for niembers and guests of La Paz Kitchen Bapd, : · ~
the Orange Coast Mothers of Members will gather for:
Twins Club Wednesday, March their regu1ar meeting and fU
12. at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow id
Speaking will be M r s . the clubhOtise. · '. ·
Robert Wilchek, chairman of Serving ai hostesses for thit ·
the newly developed program tea will belthe Mmes. Rot>ett
s~nsored by the Women's Hazard, Sidney Miller and Tiii
DiVision of the Orange County Tibbetts.
Safety Council. E tertal f ' The meeting will take place n · nment or the pt~
in the HunUngton Seacllff gram will be furnished bf ·
Country Club, 3000 Palm Ave., the .Goldenwest Co 11 e S:.1
Huntington Beach. Members Madrigal Choral GrOl{p,,' l()t
and guests will assemble at cording to Mrs. E. J. O'Doih
7 p.m. for a social hour, and nell, directine ~e: proaram. ~·.
dinner wilt 'be served at a other ac.tiviUea.on the club:.:·
p.m. agenda include a baked goOds
All mothers of t w 1 n s sale, a tour of the NBC-TV
residing in the area are studio in' Burbank, and, lrj
welcome ~ attend t be popular demand, a n o the t'
meeting, and dinner reserva· driver refresher course. Dates·'
tlons may be made by calling for the ~ture events are J:!i;:
Mrs: Richard Clifton, 842-3023, be announced, accordlnt :te
b.Y. tomorrow.!--_ Mrs. Clair Bunt, presldent.:.~ • .L
Membership In the H""un--~Other 'officers include thif:
tington Valley organization is Mmes. Fred L. Wolfe ancf·
open to all mothers of O'Donnell, v i c e presldenti !
multiples, either natural or R. V. Phillips, recordinf
adopted. The group meets the secretary; W i 111 am tit:.
second Wednesday of each Schmidt, correspondlnc·
month fOr dinner in area secretary, alid CharJeJ; •
restaurants.. Barnett, treasurer. .---:·
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DEA& ANli WDEl!S: MY· ~ ., agsln. Please repeal. )'<Ur. advice of !Ml . there wlio ·bve die job yet lo do -
. ..i I .. --OUr colllp. year. Tell your riadert,not lo im-ma11y a,,,,...,..,
..... . ....,., wbt could ·bavt mar.. on the friendship ·11. an aqiountant or · ,
• 11111 DJ -of 11 -, .....mtn. tu coollUltant. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Alter !. got
,_., miD, Jou lllllecL I« on -0 People who wouldJI' dlWn of' asking through laughlng about the mlddlwged a ii e-ms mm tnd ti &roabi,. lhe butcher for a ffee .steak, or a woman who bad ! bubble gum in her
'ft -a -c:llan:b weddlnc barber for • free haircul, think nolhing hair, .on ber glalles and all over her
bal tbal'• oat -· CGurlney Im ... Is tralnJnr Blue to carry the ring ~x ceremon,y bul he will not pay for ol asking a IOcial acquaintance to "help I a c e, I remembered that my mother-
-that bis best man la pine In bis mouth and thal Blaze will open anytblng. AJao, he la not 1olng lo invite them" pttpare lhelr ·tu returns as a used to rub table butter oo· U. kids
lo. 'be· bls do( BlaR. "Why be a bis mouth on4 drop the box on order. ha bulinelr par1ner or any of his favor. and the -came right off. ""°°""'" be Aid In an -OUr m!nlsler hu refulel lo perform bu-friends. Do you feel he is bOing My knowledge wu not obtained free. No charge for the a d.fl c e .
•1l . ~. no Jriend who ii u faithful the ctrtmollf, but Courtney found a fair? -R.X. lt11 the only thing I have to sell for NO LONGER STUCK
1111 Joyol u Bu.'' My inliband bad julllce of the peace who will marry · DKAI\ R.X.: Yt1 I do. Alld U r-a living. Suggest that your uaders look DEAR N13: I om glad yva dldll~ en 6br' attack ttpt tbm ad there. them. Our daughter ii not 1.&be least ..,..r ddlb edlenrfle, ezplam dult 1n ~ yellow pages under ••Accountants. cbara:e for ..-.t adY.lce beeaue It'• aot nt bell 'man ii ~ lo ·stw bfl dlllurbed. She llfl .. erybodJ hu lier lad!er 11-, Bill.,.. *"I· Cer!Uiod Public." -TEXAS CPA worlll~ anyUliag. 'two of llll' -
Ille rinc lo the ....., to place Oii lo "do bls own lb!n&." DEAR TEX: TbU ,.. fO< a U...17 tried r<movlng pm from tbelr arma
1ia 'Inle'1 llnpr. Courluey llfl he M1 bulband a.,. he will attend t.h e DEAR ANN: IJicome lu time is her< bit of advlct. Alld lo aD ti yoa oul wllfl plabl bible butter 1D4 11 .-1
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What '"".sits, you on the oilier aiilO: .
of the marrta:ge veil? How can 100. •
be sure your mmia1< will worlt Rud
Ann Landets' booklet "Marriap-Wbla •
lo Expect.'/ Stnd your requeol lo .bft .
Landers in care of' this newspaper tldtllo :
Ing so cents' in coin ·lftd a lonl, ........, '
se1f .. ddresaed envelope. ••
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you with YO\U' problems. Send. lllaa
lo 1>er_ in care of the DAILY~
tnelosing a atlf.addreald1 Ra1P'91. ~ envelope. .v.
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BEAUT ' PLEAT -
DRAPiRY & CADIT
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::SHIPSHAPE -Modellng nautical attire, wbiclt Is featured in the fashion
":ahowings at the Western National Boat Show, Anaheim Convention Center, are
:: (:left to right) the Misses Nadine Woiemberghe, Judy Geyer and Earleen
:~Magusin, all Orange Coast College students. ·
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iFashions Piped Aboard
TUESDAY
MARCH 11'
By SYDNEY OIUBB ·
ARIES (Mardi II-April U):
-00 """ you budle rapoosibllity. 6-lon n
inw..ted In livtnc y. u
dwlce to JllOft abWU.., Al>
cepl urilJllll'QI. Be jbonJugb.
Don't aklp epenU.I detailia.
TAVllVS (April ID-May Ill)'
Does I DO sood to nm ,awa-,
' from IJl'l)bianl. ,.... ......
u they •-You pt ti.Ip
from )'OWll· -Ile alert, vital U enttml1stJc, you at..
1nct Illies. Keep up with "°"
I reipondence. •
GEMINI (lfaY· ·uJune Ill)'
Hold reins Wilen llnancea are
concerned. Loved 0 D e I ,
especially cbildron, m I k e
demands. Have ~k Wlc
about !>UdCtt. Otherw1'e. there '
II wute, dupllcaUon. Gilt limns awe gooc1 buy.
~R (June 21.July 12)'
Bo jnCllcaJ wbere bome J!P1fr1. _ ~provUnenlS m
--Not w!Je lo ...,. mil 7-lo loni-tenn --. Shop for quallty .
-to be danled by ~Check values. tso (July U.Aug. Z2),
Some around you lack dellnlto
plea, metllods. YOl1 surprise
by e<mfna up with ans;wers
that work. l!e confident. Set
-OuWne pattern. Adhere to Jillctp9 You are ap-
precialed.
VDIGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)'
Ftn1ab wbll you start. Leave
no 100le ends. You get chance
to pJn ~ter recognition.
cr..Uve efforts pay off.
Where prmously you might
have beell rejected, today ac·
ceptaJice II keynoted.
WM (Se~t. 23-0ct. Z2):
Eveo&s occur fn auddtn man-
ner -aUects rtlidence.
FamUy member m a·k e 1
surprise ....,.,.._enl You
re-eva1uate paaitloa. New Jll'O>
jed .. spoiu,hled. Coml>ine
intelled wlth cbkm.
SCORPIO (Oct. 2J.NoY. ll);
One who WU IJIY-makes confession -It adds
up to good humor. Follow
throullh on hunch. You're
going to get money's worth:
Those who oppoeed. you now
are willing· to strike a bai'galo.
SAGITrARIUS (No•. 21-
Dec. 21): Friendly persuasion
wins the day. Be gentle. YQ'l
get a surprile -of pleasant
variety. Solidity ls lacking.
Plans are subject to change.
-Ride with the tide. Enjoy
yourself -smile.
Jewish Celebrations
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Sudden changes occur in
occupation area. Don't snap
at first offt'r. Your assets are
more valU1ble than· might be;
imagined. Know this; play
cards close to chest . .
AQUARIUS ( J a n • 20-
Simulated for Tour '
Feb. 18): People around you
react in unusual manner;
Habit patterns are brokeQ.
Temple Beth Sholom Sister-
hood will pret<nt Ill secood
Homes of !Jvlng Judaism toor
nut Wednelday beginning at
9:30 a.m. with rtgiltration in
the lemple.
Two oelebratlons have been
added .to the tour, I demon-
stratiOlf of how lilnnukah, the
Festtval ol Lights 11 Celebrat-
ed, and a slmulated Bar Mitz·
vah senrice'.
GU<otl wW depart on buses
at 9:46 a.m. for 1he tour.
Those opening their homes
will be Mr. and Mn. Nace
-with • dllpl1y d the Pwim festival; Dr. and Mrs.
Joe David, a Hanukkah set·
ting; Dr. and Mrs. Sidney
AAUW Studies
'Education'
Don't be too surprised by
Fie.Id, a tradltional Sabbath s t a t e ments, declarations.
table. Much is mere vapor -due
Also, Prof. and Mrs. JMepb to dissolve. .
Kalir, a model Sukkah com· PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
memoraUng the harvest f~i· ft. friendship cO\lld gi:ow more
val; Mr.· and Mrs. Melvm meaningful You rk'eive com-
Sdlustuman, ~ display . of . pllment -and a gifl Show
ceremonlal objects, religious appreciation without being
art treuure and rare books:•,. maudlin. Accent diplomacy. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ya· ~~trengthen family ties.
blonka with a Passover Seder \:IF To D A y rs YOUR
setting commemorating the Bfl\THDAY you are intuitive,
Exodus. sensitive to trends. Social life
At each horn~ a sample or · picks ~p steam. You ·are due
festival food will be served. to be more acti ve Consider
Gueits will attend the sim·. · hOme imp,(,vement •· J't!idence
ulated Bar Mitzvah ceremony change ~ '
CUSTOM MADI ... ,. DRAPERIES S4.t5 yw4
HOW ONLY
A flbuloul colltcilon ol ti!Qll ~I.Miity deeor•IO<' t•bl'la
illcl\llllng lOCIO'I of y.1rdl of nl;ll 11r1e boue""' tullw-.
\IMl'tl -Cll!Nlb , •• 111 Wle priced.
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HAIDWAll & IODS CUT TO OIDl!I
EAUTIPLY DRAPERY
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CALL POI fll!I! mlMATE
SHOP·AToHOMI! SEIYICI 548-8242 in the sanctuary following the ~ TDIDENCJES·
tour. and the traditional luncfl.." By mldatternoon lunar pogi~ nlMS: UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY
eon reception will follow. t' · ·u Pl\ . r ht '-==================:===; Chairmen of the event are !00 wt em as,iz~ ig er Ir
Mrs. Robert Aaron or Tustin m~y. • ~ .~· -· DIMES TO DOLLARS d l\lrs M rtin Skl f .t.-n • To !'Ind •Giit .. ,..,,,.....,.T."" YGU an . a ar o 11.1~· In "*"r ftnd • '°"' ·erdtl' s1dnw beim Ot111rr'1 booir.Jtt, ~s.c,.. Hints lor • . Mill Jllid .,..9fl'l..,," 18\d 'blrtlld1te ReservaUcns may be made alld :50 ~ '° oinlrr 1\A1trok>llY calling Mrs Charles Gf.l'. Secnll. the OAJLV PlLQT, llax 324~.
Sp1nd dim1•. '"'~' doll1r1, C1ll 64?-5lW'I for h1lp witll 1n fn.
'"P"ll;.,,, 1ur1.fir1 DAILY PILOT Dim1·1-Lin1 1d. :~ The trend in ferrilnine sty)es ' variety of pants 11tyles are
~ year is to cover up and the "in" thing for this year
.cl.re&s up. along with a wide choice of :: ;rrus doesn't mean the bikini colorful blouses and tops.
..ls.out, but on the beach you'll The new fashions not only
3>e seeing the more feminine are more colorful -with red.
:.,PlBysWt, or cover-up suit and white and blue being big in
~ nautical styles are being the broad color range -they
.Mlanted the same way. lean heavily. towards more
·· Among the more fashion· comfortable wear. Clothes will :~oded crowd, the dress up be looser fitting as well as
irend, will include wearing more decorative.
These are tips pasied on
about new styles by Miss
Madeline Criglow, fashion ex·
pert for the Wet Seal chain
of !lores in Orange County
specializing in d r e s s e s ,
sportswear and swimwear.
J Sa la• An Grind C:entr1I St1t1Dn. N~ Vort, i~~~~-~~~~n~~·~·~~~"·:~~·;~:"~~~~~~_;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, Newport.Co1ta Mesa ~£~ ,:·c:«lkijJ;•~lttl
They are being modeled dlJ.
ly in a ta.Shfun show during
the Western National Boat and
Marine 1 Show, which .continues
through' Sunday at Anaheini
Corivention Center. G J r f s
modeling are students from
Orange C<>asl Cpllege. lt'a part of their curriculum in
airlibe ~wanlw training classes.
cation. ~
"fmlnlctor'' will be Dr. Sa 1 o ns
-:Chain belts, necklaces and And another import.ant item
:~eWelry ; loading up with ac· making the new styles popular
.,eessories of all types. is that clothes are being made
·?-Flare leg, elephant and a which have better washability, ~ ~ dryability and require no
William Cunnlnldllm, auperfn.
tendent of the liewport.Meu
Unified School lllslrJd and
member of the AdmlnllinUve
Policies Coniintuloo, stale d CalUornla. .
'1be meelini wjll tab pl1ce
""7::!0 p.m. next w~
in Island HOUIO, F-b-_. • 11resslng or ironing. Just drop
(< a Sh IO n S them 1n the washer, swilch . ,, to the dryer and put them :~ ' away on a hanger. They're
The Fashion Shows are
scheduled for !:30 p. m •
weeknights, at 3: 30 and I : 30
p.m. Saturday and 3:30 p.m.
only on closing day Sunday .
land.
DurinJ: the llSDon new offl.
cers will be elOctecl and 1tudy
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:~Sighted . ,
::. First Mates ·of the Balboa
·tyacht. Club will be taken on
·:a.Spring Fling nut Thursday
"with a luncheon fashion show
'.le:tturing styles from Apropos.
•: After the 11 :30 a.m. social
•)>Our aiid 12:30 luncheon, the ~'fipring ensembles including
.~i Gernreich's latest de-
·:.Slgns, will be presented by
·jtrs. Almon Lockabey, fash-
:l.On coordinator.
•Oxnmentary will be offered :J;if Miss Marsha Yust and
·-models will be the Mmes.
~~!iam Boland, C h a r I e s
..-J!ioa:y, Michael Hirsch, Thom·
~)$: Kellogg, Jay Linderman, ~Leonard South and David
"'Young.
:: )Aincheon chairman is Mrs.
·Edward Latham, who also ~11 provide background mu-
·«ic, and wardrobe mistress is
'.)In. Cooper Johnson.
•• .completing the list of those
)lssisting is Mrs. B. W. Wil-
Jiamsoo, decorations chair-
·tnan, and her commit'tee. '. ~· .
::cashiers Bid ...
:: :A talk on Variable Annuities j,)r George Streisfield, general
c•gent of Linooln National life
lrfsurance Co., is on the ·:atenda tomorrow evening for
j:riembers of the Lile ln.surance
.Cashiers and Office ?.tan-:"afn ~ation of Orange
.tO.Jnty.
•· lfbe moothly meeting will
J>tgin with a cocktail hoor at
.fi :30 in the lron Horse restau-
. :t4nt, Orange, with d i n n e r
.;,,Jenned for 6:30 p.m.
ALL ~UNRAVELED?
J)dna that problt":m to us
·,,, •• \Ve>'ve solved aom~ of
the toughest ones. Our CX·
~ta make them good
The
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
L..wer Mill "''''' fro111 Woolwortlri', .. ,,,., •• tt..·s·~ o;••• flwJ.
COSTA MESA
ready to go again with no
muss or fuss by milady. !.'iYlt.I~ period
TUES. THRU SAT. 9:30 to 5 p.m.
true-to-life portraits
IN .COLOR
S x 7 PORTRAIT, or o "'' l 49
OF 4 WAUET SIZE PHOTOS . • . . . . • • . e , _
2 CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED TOGETHER . : ••. '.2.98 •
Great color portraits, as only th• "Phcy" photographers cap-
ture them. All portraits are delivered to yau at our store. You
have your choice of several poses. No mailing. handling,
or other charges. Age limit, 12 years.
TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9,30 to 5 p.m.
PENNEYS COSTA MESA
2300 HARBOR BLVD.
We shape your lightened hair int.o lovely curls .
We caress the curb with "'Nice Change .. -11.0 perozide.
ln jt1Bt 10 minates your new blonde curls ta.ke on
whieper-eoftcolor-tone that lasts throuib ,..eral
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To Join Brides
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Late Summer
·Rites . Slated-
,During a champagne brunch aboard the
Reuben E. Lee, the engagement of Sonnee
Delight Stallman to Ro~rt Alan Weedn was ·
announced.
The bride-t~be, daughter of Mrs. George
R. Wiseman of Corona del Mar and John E.
Stallman of Saigon, Vietnam, is a graduate
of Newport Harbor High School and the Uni-
versity of Southern California where she is
working for her masters degree. -
A 1964 Children's Home Society debu-
tante, Miss Stallman aHiliated V!ith' Alpha
Garruna Delta.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J. Weedn of Pacific Beach, is an alumnus
of University High School, San Diego and
attends USC where be is a member of Sigma
Chi and the varsity football team.
The party, "given by the Wisemans, was
attended by relatives and friends who were
apprised of the news by reading Uie Qe-
trothed names on streamers tied tQ ;cbA.m ..
pagne glasses.
A late summer wedding in St. An\irew'a
Presbyterian Church is being planned.
Juniors Choice
Evening Ceremony
Rites ·Re vealed .. ...... ........ ~---
l'lftJ -ud -.... --· brolbtr b1mdl wt• wed tbt tnlf· ot Oiie .........
June Date
Se feC ted
For Rites .... cl P.olrlda Alln-. 1lle receptlop -tie d•JP cl lit. mid Mn. evenJnc ... _. 1P''ll!al ,..,., .. -~••! c:erancnlel
-'lliamu cl Colla wm Mn. WllUlm• F, --. ·-llMo, ud BSry Jobn Bar-• -.-11r1. • E. W·. · J\me 11 In SI. Pllll's Epilcopll
..U. -cl Mr. and Mrs.' HUion, lbe bride'• Clllfch, 'j'Uatln, John Charles
&berl.BamU cl TwlWdld, ..-..,.., Mn. B. D. Llncl. Wasl\ln&lca Jr. cf Newport
llaas. , "1 and Mn. Jahn 'lllorltY, a!' Beach will claim Karen L""1
1lle diub'!; ring .. _ the .... book. KBft .. hll bride . !Oo~ place Ill the LyuwOo<l . 1lle newl1wed1 IM>ney-" 1 '"• •1.,.....,-., ••
h1in1' cf the bride'• aunL -In Connel ~ """" • ..... ---Bilbop 1fatlaoe Loeb P"""" ~ their J>ome· In Cosl8 evmt w.as mealed by. Mr.
cl the ~ewpoct Beach Wild »-, . a D d Mrl. Louil E. Kl'lft cl
cl the ~ .cf fl>rl'I' cl , The· pew !!In. BamU at-Sanla Ana. pamla cl !be
Latlel'<ley Salnll olflcl&led. !ended Newport Harbor High. brl-wbo 11 a ,..._..,.
The bride, gl,..111 malriap llcbool and Orange Coast of Foothill High School .and
by tier father, lelected a Door Collqe and ber lwaband wu attended Calijornla St ate lenclb i9°'1' brocade JOWll a lluc!!nt al Ncrtb Mlddlesn <;:olloge al Fullerlon.
• with a train' velllog held lo ~I Hlgll S c ~ o c t , • lier f!m, 11011 cl Mr. and
a DWI and RqUin tiara• She· lfaaachuiel!I; and Ne w Mn. John C. Wuhtnclon of
caiTled. a bouq1:1.et oL. .wHlte Hariipetitre College d At> Newport Beach, at ten d.e d
carnaUODB, Uly Of the ·Valley -¥a1 iod eommer.,., ArlJOna State' !Jnlvenlly and and.an~ i • . •
Attending ai maid° ol honor
.... Miss.. Peno!. Thomal,
sister cl the brlie,' In a loog
haze blue lafleta gown, Mias
Barbara Zierke ,.WU lhe
bridesmaid 'and Mias Doonl
'J'!>onw "was the ~ ol· -nt. 'Ibey -long powder blue laffeta .......
Beat man was Ben Newton
and usbering the guests to
their seals Wert Bob Magnun
JACQUELINE FROST
To Marry
June Plans
Revealed
SL James Episcopal Church
will be the setting for the
June 21 wedding linking Jac-
queline May F-rort aod Dale
Lee Jone!, both of Newpqrt
Beach.
Close relatives or ihe couple
learned of th• forthcoming
event during a dinner party
in ¥esa Verde Country Club
given by the bride-elect'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
R. FrOsl of !Jdo L!le.
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College student. He ls an
honorary member 0£ Zeta . .
Bet.a Tau.
MO<ldoy, -10, 1'169
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Gardeners
Program
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lpptatlllC< .... WICll!led doe .-!Ito ... --*'". lo run .... will speak oa Spring l<COnllng lo 11111. --Planllns betorc ineniben and Hanbon, publlcU}' cllmmQ; •
guests of SOOtll Coul Garden She aald. Mrs. J._ 11°~
Club at 1 p.m. Wedneeday, nomlnatlnc com nil t t"4'1
Mareh 12. · chairman,, plans td,...-1 a
• The landscape arthtteC! and sla(e cl prospecll•• c!llcirO
owner of the Gat<len Shack, durln( the . ApHI 'meOt!ifr.
Lasuaa seich, •Win' present •followed by ekctiOM Ill lt.f;
buq1r'i'am to the Three Arch Mrr. Ward la lielni MlillM
Bai Commllllily Clu-... by Mee. v..._ Glllbl -Mn. PllWlp 111rniD will be . lits. R. L. L ~ ·~:;: tea chalrman. ., • ....... ._Y '~ ~· Tolle, a • lfllllm• cl .p •ecfs \I~'-~-~~.
Unlvenlty ;,/ Ca 111 or d la rOf · Y-leW~;
Berkeley, •bllobed b t I
-to Lquna Bach 11
)'WI aao and contribute>
regular garden I u I d • n c e.
articles to magizlne1 and the
news media.
An aanujl field' trip planned
by the lroup bas been can-
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Artists Pick.ed I Miss Frost is a graduate
of Newport Harbor High
School and attended Chapman
College where abe affiliated
with Kappa Delta Epsilon.
Four artists representing
different levels of experience
and interests are the Newport
Beach Junior Ebell Club's
ArUsts-of-the-month.
During the month of March
art viewers at Mariners
Ubral'f" will be exposed to
a variety of techniques and
talents by students of Miss
Aileen Worthley.
Showing art experience ln
Judging and uhibiting ls Miss
Kay Gray, who likes to reflect
the wonderful world of nature.
Her lllyle has beep influenced
by Robert . Henri and her
honors include prizes from the
San Mateo Fiesta and Laguna
Beach Art Gallery. .
Michael Dwaileebe, better
· known as M. Michael, h a
painting contractor ln Newport
Beach who will be exhlbiUng
scenes of Monterey, still lifes
and qsoi'te<!' original com-
~itlons. ~ •
Peggy (Mn. Henry i Mim
offers a. variety of paintings
displaying planes, sun We and
figures. "I only wish there
was m~-time to paint11 b
the understandable comment
from lbe. mother ol fOar actlve
children.
Helen (Mrs. Mu) McClain
was awan:led a .JeCOnd place
at the Orange . County Art
AsstX:iation a n d • honorable ·
mention in the Anabelm Art
Show. Sbe is president of the
Ventura Art Club and the
Realistic Painters Group Ur
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Her fiance, SM of Mr. and
Mrs. N. Lee Jones al Newport
Beach. ls a iraduate of
Catalina ·Island School f«
Boys and attended California
Slate College at Long Beach.
Unusual Art
A demonstration of wii:avlng
done on unusual o bj e·c t 1
without the use of a loom
will be giVen for the South
Coast Weavers' Guild Thurs-
day, March 13, by Mrs. Lois
Ericson of the San Diego
Weavers. The 1 p.m. session
wlll be in the Santa Ana
Library.
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fringed de,orator bedspreads
19.99 twin size, compara ble value 40.00 . .
full size, comparable value 46.00 22.99 . ' -
,king size, comparable value 60.00• 29.99
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bedspread for every b,ed possible for half 9f what you expected to pay. Ta ilored
of heavy rayon end cotton upholster)' fabric>-lhey.'re in 3 f"lterns. and 13 colors,
ell lavish ly fringed, ;The selection is greet, but shop early 'as they're sure to 90 fest.
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-~ -litlll aad J!!Ckell beadllned the faablon ·Mn re,,etltd bf Mi.
-· the ·loac. -nn. with 11111 aklrl aad the almple
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callfomla deljcM' """ ohow· td-her collecllon durJn( the u.....i Wblle cap beaelli;
Eac:b had ltl .... atMy with
laterpla)I GI lll>rlet aad ddaJl.
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lier !avorlte -*"' eel to be a . .,.... and wfllte 'Ille parade lealurad only
a !ft bulo alylel, -.. t!i@ .-. jumper,
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is much more than just a.facial
An Elizabeth Alden expert In lllffllllS'
Red Door Treatment RQOlll will help you
diSCOYer dell~IM beauty secrets. You'll
have a face trulmenl lllCI fllll&t with a
luxurious new makeup as wall.as• radiillt
fileling. Complele'liealmen~·Will111111keup,UJl
Beauty6tadio, DOWlllDwn Lm1 Beach,
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Mani cum, ]lldiCUlll, flclala IDd 111m!ysis
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Hot Cross Buns
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Sopirfllli jeraey. wrinkle
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All eumpla GI tulag one '
bulc u., aad dw>clnl ii into
maey Varlatloal WU the -· II WU ae<n In Ill types
of labrlat and colors; printl,
nnlu doCa and atrlpe1; with "~." dirndl and atraJaht Utrtl; thorl and loll( aleeva; .
button or ruffle trlm down
the front, but all were belted. Bells, uaed with most oi
.her ensembles, were placed
at the natural waillllne. 'Ibey ,
...... nol cinched tiibt, and
they came in matcblng
!abrk:s, chain-types and con-
trullng leather.
Pockets wete everywhere.
They, too. came in matching
fabrlct, 1>u1 primar11r ,.....
of contruUng colon.
ScarYes dominated th e •
show. 'lbey were w o t n
casually at the neckline. as
bead bands, ·tied as ribbons,
and one mannequin even wore
. hen Indian style.
Miss Bullock empha!lled
that fashion's many directkml
o! today, from the Oamboyanl
to the sedate, Ia a cballenge
to uy cl<ltgner. "I prefer
lhe mlddle<i!·lhHoad •I" ,proa~ offering comfort,
d<tal1 and cbnlce of fabrics"
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leollon espmsed.
·Tbe -· llJlOll'O"d by the WOIDID'I Aus:IJ1aty to the
-0nap-c.mrty M'fd!Cal
Aaoclatlon, .... pruented In
Amhefm Convention Center to
raise lltbolanhlp and loan
fUadl fir ltudmtl planning
....... in JUn!n& and related meCDcal lleldl.
Music,
Politics
Blended
STILL YOUNG -Sii years young is the Women'J Society-of~Christjan SU\'"
ice of the 'Mesa Verde Methodist Church, Celebrating the club's anniversary
are (left to right) Mrs. William CreighlDn-Jr., Mrs. John Biadshaw and Mrs.
Phillip Knouse who are helping plan a birthday luncheon on Wednesday,
March 19, in the church .
Aiming for Seven The DAILY PILOT
'Stocks ii lo You'
~ lot 111o' -1"' ....,.. ...... ar.. Coal Collop Jolodm-
dla&I*' -will bo -eel -...., Jldt 11aU6J fl . Patrlda Niil 1111 -In the
'the •'QWD !Gr a ill1" TV hMdJ!nea for a llll!Dber. ol -· · " . ,...._.wMcb blvt -hel' atop
I 'lllf11'dft! baa q Ill I Ille plnaacle ol -picture
_....,i· "1 the Moocl*i IUCCW and octual/Y flllitlnl
, WOII>AD Studillltl: u 1 u 1·11 1 f(I' her 'ftry life dtitinr 11eges
--lio tie 4llO dlaon. ol maaa. I L • -.an,. '"-Mn. llirie N. .., •·· ell ••· Boni, .. ;..,.;we «MD-ofr.. 01f' WI IUIU ~, W oi: u...-
dml ldlvlllel·!Gr -roecl to -qam. far, far Thi. ,0... the dimer la ttcm her 111rglcal and medical
ad><dn!e<t for W..i-tay, lrilll, bWfng In the l]lOWght -u. wtlll "1Ut c<>Cktalla focuoed ... ... who bu been I being lll'V1lll a1 t:• p.m. 1n poo1ec1 for aom1aatioo u "BHt
tbe home eowxmta bnlldlnc Actieu,•• 'rib a poaible ''Os-
adl cllaner followlal In the car'' !tr her ll)llmdid portrayal ---. Mlllkl w1D bo ~ by in 11le lall)<d Wee a-.
the OCX: <b;nle, and a
fuhloa -plaal uo fndl •. Llknlle up for Oocar as
coted. ' ''!lfst Supporting Actor" Is Jack
. ~ -_,in
Marriage
Revealed
Mn. Belly Jamt.... Swan
nie 11o111«1 w• -AU this
mqnlllceat movie portrayal cm
bll. wide, wld< scnen al
the !July C01Y N<wpo<t !Jdo,
the movie home th.al lw been
around here ror so long that lo-
cals feel at home then!
and Charles ErnM Magnus
,..... married in her Newport
&ach home with the Rev. Dr.
James Kirk ol SI. Mark Pres-
byterian O>urch · olllclatfng. ·
'lbe former Mn. Swan'•
attendant was her daughter,
Mrs. W. P. Barnes and f/f!tV-
inl u belt man wu Cbarlaa
T. Magnus, the bridegroom'•
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Among' Immediate family
memb<n ollellllinl were Lt
(j.g.) and Mn. Paul C. Swan Ill ol Guam, ..., and ctaugl>
ter-in-law of the new Mrs.
Magnus.
Following a chlmpagne Sbaw1ng screen-side at the
luncheon. the aewlywedl left popular !Jdo with the Oscar-on a Caribt>ftD honeymoon aboard the Pdncal Carla. bidding Tbe Subjed Wu ROlel
l~~§§§§§§§~~~~~~§~~ils a funny film that is bringing
Strains of Happy Birthday The remalniDI six tables are ff ln kU of Harbor area guys and
will ecl>o Wednesday, March being arranged by the Mmes. L CARPET! CARPET! CARPET! I gal1 who leave with loads o!
Birthday Celebrated
19, when the Women's Society J. R. Smith; Joseph McShane; WOW , . laughs .stowed on board.
of Christian Service of the 1 000'• of Y~ARDS Mesa Verde ·'4etbodist Olurcb William Price and Donald Good for lotl of laughs is T1te
celebrate its 1 l i: t h ·an-Stokes; Rlchard Faris b; ROLLENDSI REMNANTSI Imponlble Yun. Based on a
Pol!Uca and mU1ic wlll be cunblned when RMera Club nivusary with a hmcheon In Gerald Doan and Henry Blaes, OFFGOODSI CARPET FROM Broedway hit comedy here is
members and guest! gather the church at 11:301•.m. and Milton Fabre and John TRACTSI ooe starring David Niven as a
far a monthly luncheon meet-Making arrangemenls for Kelly. LOW, LOW PRICES ~: ~,.e hepsylschlatrtsl Y~
ing nut Wednesday Jn Balboa the party are members of 'nckets art $2.~ each and wnu i.iwaaa very mu..:;u
Bay Club. the Lorraine ·circle. X.plan'• may he pun:hued by calling Carpet . Warehouse aware of the teen-age problem.
Tbe 12:30 p.m. luacheon will of South Coul Plaza will ceter tile 'church office at 54~2719. 1753 South Ritchey • Santa Ana ~ '(~ v~:::
llke'Jlace after an ~on.al the affair while Mn. Gwen C11lld care will be provided IN-port fr•-•v •• Edlnt•r -w. t. k.lch1vl leb 'involved ln a tamN• pick·
eocl hour •--' -in fol· Willi ill -~•··te •· '"· ch··-1.. ONN: hlty I h 4 s.t. 11 A.M. te J f ,M, 141.UTI r-~~ ww ams w --a w -~ el line. Lola Albright plays· th•
lowed by a abort busme.. 'Pring f8'hlon show by ~=:..:::=:_ ___ ...2:=================1-and the side-splitting ~.E:cted. by Mn. merchanis ofHarborShopplng ROB I ·N so N'S film receives a ratln& ol "G" -wl>lch-~~~-~ agenda will · d' di Include nomim.tlons from the Tables will be decorated to au 1ences regar ess age.
f1oor for the lt69-70 executive represent the 12 months of Better get to the Lido for a board. the year. Hosting tabtea will truly top film program.
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Ed Henneuy, the featured be the Mmes. Rollild Lampe
entertatner, will b& intro-and Phillip Knou!e; John Lar-
duced by Mn. Wal!on E. Jar· rlson; William Creighton Jr.
rel. He plans a prngram and Donald DeRusba; William
atmlinl both lrillh melodl<s, Foy and Harold Simoods;
in honor al St. Patrick's Day, Wayne Nash and Marcus
and eongl UIOdated with the Stoneman Jr., aod Robert
Easter IUIOO. Mammano and W f 11 I a m
· Re:lervations may be • Meinzer. .1-
lalaed by caDlng Mn. Harold ·-=:::;;::===:;:::==;J A. Deviney, 4tM'752 or Mrs. II"
Frtd<rlct L Rlclunan, tit-
In case you are asked about
"M" movies, pop up with thJs ,
ansWer, quote -auggest'ed for mature audience, adults and
mature young people -unquote.
"M" ·u for Th Wrectlq Crew
which brings Malt Helm to the Mesa screen. Matt is interpret-
ed by ne.n MarJln who ptlys
this bachelor role I! a guy en-
gaged in internatlooal Intrigue,
1753.
6pring
spectacular:
No( to mention gorgeous girls.
But, please dO not mention the
word engaged when Matt is
around tbe dolls!
Alcmg with this mrprl!e-!Wed,
sex-laden !unny film al the
Mesa is The Brodtt:rbood. Kirk
Douglas takes the top spat In
this Teclmicol'Or' motion plct'ure
that lurnl an exciting spotlight
on the actlvtUe1 of the Mafia.
Fillec:I with fru it •nc:I r1 isin1. Topped with a
delicious icing. I for 17c
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Noth ing is •• all Am1ric1n 11 lluiberry Pia.
Filled with plump blu1b1rti11, 9tc
Divinity Candy
Delightfully smooth and creamy. Tr11t your
sweet tooth T.J9 •·
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If yow bif'tW1y is i11 April, May Of' Jun11 .-top,
fn and f!H out M entry ••• a dtcortfecf 2-11y1r
,ti"(') c1•• to 5 lucky p.op.lt 11ch month!
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The sun shines brtghtest on the woman who has dlsCC1v'ered
COme nin or shine, calm or
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bound to give potrom good film
eaterLatnmen(. When a new
movie ltartl ltl first week at
the Men tbe debut Ls made dur·
Ing this weekly Mesa Matinee.
When there are ~t weeks
.the magic of our fabulous color stylists. She's a glovvlng for a line !eeture at the M.,.,
Cl [ I® bl d onde · then the Mesa Matinee brings a ro • on e, •• the prettlest bl you kno.Y. Be ~e I bact a hit b popular requeat.
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or the Mm wtU be mal~ to--
cloy to R. C. Jobn. IJlll Vista
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·They call Moss Hart's witty,
wonderful window on show bb:
t•t feel men at home here 1 and malltr at the aamli'
than in any place I've been, time."
including London," the •year Pltuence, veteran of mariy
old veteran actor Wei, adding in avant-garde play hlmielf, "Light Up •Tioe ~kJ"' and an
huplred l'eotmlnsler .Com·
rpunlty Theater cast did u .
actly that Friday night in a
atellar production of t b I s
hafdY perennial of a play.
haa Mlhlnf bat praise for
however, tblt M Jr"ll•• Loo-;, .;of:::;f·B~roa:=d~•::•:u::.:::::::Uo=:.::nt::. . ..., doo theater critic!. •
Hart'•· devutaling ~ope
-and It w~ grand to a1,i.
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'FunnyGir4'
' 'Rom~o' Top
AAPA's "List .·
' mlw YORK (UPI) -"Flm-
ay Girl" 04 i•Romeu and
Juliet': hav.e J>e!n. named win·
aers In the All-American
P:'esa Aasociates' a n 11 u a I
· moTie belt awards. ' I~ LJVl111llon. ,. ••• C.rol, P"tvlalldl:
Tylw Rrtbw11,, •.• , .. , •• Dldl • .Hfflt .. Wf1l11m H. G.l~ .•.. J• Del It ... j
' .. • 1 DA.,i Pu AAPA· member11 represen·
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hear one :or: ~ the. ~ crispest
scrlptl ln the 1ima1s Cit com-
edy -Wu made to JteaJW"e
'YOU'LL PLAY THIS SHOW 'IN ~·lllciN LUNG•1 ,' •• 'ne"•-a..(llCkedMwlnners .
Alon Hort, Coral Foul1tlck, Dick J•lferl1 Id 'Llthl, U_p. ~ ~ky' ,from•~ for English
• ' .. lariguige musical and non-
for this b a r d • w or le l n I names in whit was 90 in· His love affair wilh himself
Westminster ciew. niere were dubitabJy a team eUort but was delightfully convincing
few faults lQ1 fin!! throughout we muat bring Alan G. Hart and one of the best scenes
a long, de~ play and to th!' footllghtrfor a special in the ahow occurs .when the
whatever error& or' omissions' ovaUon. As Sidney· Black, the off e n d e d Fitzgerald reluc--
we had noted went in ~ theater..truc'k tycoon whose tanUy allows himself to be
waste basket in the afterglow bellef that bis show "la.Id an persuaded to propose a toast
desp0¥ent com..m
paroafmu ~ joy'
musical producUon.s a n d
I n t o forolin films.
of that superb third act. egg" Ls ~ dellghtfully dispell-to ~ about-to-open show.
Thif wu where these ~ea~y 1 ed in that riotous last act, EFFECTIVE CAST
cast Q}ayen really \l'OD their be is superb, a b 1 o 1 u t e I Y Ray Scott gave us 8 very
spur1.\Hart seti them a fran--superb. effective, low-key 0 wen
Tom Barley thinks it was
A terfifib · ' show,· M'i i I
Fau!Jtfc!li".6y far Ibo best
pieCe of theater we'Ve seen
Utls season and a clever, f&.I _p.C.Cf plaj tiiif iel& ~
ao~ end~inenl
. ' .
Barbra Streisand of "Funny
Girl" won the best actress
"1Wa?d·Jii t1ie Engllsh'!anguage
mualcal category wblle Ron
Moody toot the actor's honors
for hil role in "Oliver."
tic pac;;e In a whirlwind cllmu Hart puts some grand old-Turner, the amused and
to biJ clever ofti;ring. but fashioned elbow grease' into obsenoant veteran playwright; ~irtc~ Tom Tilus_ ~igade; an uproarious role and he Rick Gunst was convincingly ·~k It all in their "Str~e . to takes our top star on the fresh and uiltarniahed as
give us the most e~g merit of effort alone. He-wlll, fledgling playwright pet.er
half-boqr of t~ater that we ve we predict, be a very tired Sloan; Dick Jefferis wu very
Katharine f{epbutn. ll as
named best actress for her
role in' 'urbe Lfon in· Winter"
and CllH Robertaoit .won . for
0 CharJey" in tl\e non-musical Two Nights ca~ •• "The Two o1 u ...
had in~ long tune. . man when this ritn is over. much the u n assuming
toot the ho""" In the foreign Of 'Soprano' ..: department.
Full ~~rks to. Tit~s for a Not far behind are the lovely Harvard man as Ty 1 er At-Clemente beautifu ]Ob of direction. An,d Carol FaulsUck, as th e Rayburn, Irene's bilsband, aud
he gels our gratef~I credit tempermental star, Irene Liv-Janice Miller was a cool, com-for those many updatmgs and . sto d Helene Asb 8 A special twG-performance touches Of lhespian po I i s h tng n, an ' petent Mias Lowell. the ever ...... a-ent of "'Ibe Bald . very competent and engaging t lary ~ •···· noted during the play, all of Frances Black the lee-skating pre.sen secre · Soprano," Eugene Ionesco's
which did so mu«:h ~enhance wile or Sidney: Miss Ash has No, we didn't forget Joe satire of English domestic lHe,
"New York crltJc1.
especially one. are the
arbltqn of ...,_ , .~ mean
life ·or · d,.th, ·In ·J,olrdoo,
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!tighly _entertauung show. show and we thoroughly e,,. perbapo, but what a Joy ' he by the ~ Clemente CoJn· Wl!IT ·
You may or may n~t know, joyed her sharp, flashing was as the capering Shriner munlty Theater. ~ 1'HI d · ,.I; · , AWUVS
1 are colleag~es o~ the DAILY piece of casting here. into show business. who also plays .. major role _, --=-·
~ already . g_littenng and some of the best linea in the Del Rosso; the smallest part, will be presented this weekend A' MAN 4,)i
gentle reader, that Titus and delivery of them _ a fine who ao badly wanted to get Directed by Michael Su~n, ·--"'"''"_f!""M.· ..., AN ._A. , w_.'b ... M_A._N .,Ull. ·
PILOT. Don t thmk for o~ And very much to the fore He gave us a wild jig routine in the show, the cast includes ---
moment that that fact 1s Js Jenniffer Murray, very im-in that wild last act that just Kath)' Martin, ScoU Brown:~~~~~~~~~~~li""'"W~l~Nll=l~S=PO~m:.;tT~A;UA~N~ITY\r~;•;":""';;CA.;;U;NA;l~ll;D;"111 ~ll~~d lo aff_eet th~ ob-pressive in the anchor role about persuaded us to part Josie Chittenden, Kitty Zack Ject~v1ty of . this particular of Stella Livingston, Irene's company with our sea.t and and Richard O'Connell. All are ., ...._ _.. '
critic. He will vouch for th_e mother, and a very elfective bis reliving of his high school 1tudents at UC Irvine, l ltl!lllllll I QiW 1SOU.!fH COAST ' · fa~t that those who merit purveyor in the grand manner ,. Hamlet prowess hi a lhow-The '-.comedy wil b e . ~' PLAZA'THbi Ra
bricks get exactly that. of Hart's most acld lines. stopPer. Short but very sweet, presented Friday and Satur-l'1n Dllp ,,..._.ft lriltol • · ~2711 .
;LL BOUQUETS Agai,, thls llo m•-"kent Mr. Del Roo.so, a jewe' of day, March 14 and IS, at 3rd. SMASH WEEK n. ....... characterization. the Cabrillo Playbouse, 202
But it's bouquets all "lhe casting in a perfectly cut "What did Tom Barley Avenida C1brllh. San OPEN D•lll,I'( 6:00 P.M. way today for the Titus set show and Miss Murray and say?", asked the lovely Irene Clemente. Sealing b limited -r A
and it's a swnmation that the parr-of Stena were made in the third act as she to 59 and reservations are Sat.;&) ~Un. ypen 12 noon
would, we know, win the warm for each other-:-~ so~, delightedly seeu the reviews being taken at 49U181 or m.. . ,,ACAiDQAY :Wi'N:". J. . ' approval of the delighted . au-demonstr.athed so very aptly .that iend a h I the r t o 0'65. , , · "'OMIN • T. tONS ·
dience in that cozy little Friday rug t. '====================,!! ,. ~
" otlo ---' . Westminster theater. The talented Ed Lit1.1e g llST IUPPOITIN• ACTOI · It seems a trifle hard on some or the biggest laughs
their h a rd -w o r k i n g and of the night u the mincing
dedicated colleagues to name director, Carleton Fitzgerald.
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Crossword PuzZI~
ACROSS
I Viewpoint
ft Communi-
cation word
for'\,\"
10 Ha.Ying
nectss1ry
st Ill
14 Sin11rr 15 Canadian
Insurge nt
16 l ight: Slani.
17 All pos sible 18 Feminine
name
20 Engl ish statesman
21 Rou nd Table
knight
22 Goo st gtnus
23 From 12:00 to 1:00, 1.9. 25 Sult1b lt
for grazing
26 Decelerated
29 Hit hard I 31 Austr11i1n
I trnnls stir
32 Kind of container:
2 words
37 American
lnv1ntor
38 Sound of dls1ppolnt-
m.,1
39 Frtnch I'
.0 d•'"':il''"~"I .. ,.
• ch1r1 r
42 H1t
43 En.ollsh-
man's
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44 Kind of cotllslon 45 Waittd
in ambush
49 Unlvrtslty
VIP
50 Native
of Agra
51 Diamond merchant's
concern 53 Perform anew
57 Talked lo
Ji tt le
purpose
59 Btijui le
bO Frenchman's
head
til Muslcal group
6"2 Gay city
tiJ Dan ish
monty
6"4 Sl11nal float
b5 U.S.
president
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Tttritorles 's The old
1 colleve-
' Kn ight's ntcessltr 7Tt11eror
untruths a G-men and
T-men
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Saturday's Puu:lt Solved:
9 Strong ly
hopptd
beverage
10 Atlas---
11 ·-··Carman, Can. poet
12 Aclo1 s
mrmory worl::
13 Natural
abras ive
19 By's partner
21 Man's
nickname 24 Poetic
contraction 25 Raiment
2b Garment
27 lgntous
rock
28 Oast
29 Vessel
JO Business
Iran sac I Ion 32 Preposition
33 lttr:
2 words 34 Pointed
lnstr.ument
SPICIAL SATUIDAY MOIN!H IT,UDlltr SHOW
$1 .H WITH ~D•NT "IODY CAID-10 A:M.
)/10/&9 ==--..-
35 In a stale of i'MNooZr.nlm.u
awareness -· · 3& •••• agtr BoMEo
38 Pltased in !llVI' 41 Go,-btlwetn l'.1~_,,_, ....
•2 Beaufort, lowi.W ......
•4 ~~tont TECHNICOU>fl•'A~~·P\CIURE.'
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46 Aren1 e11p toyet
47 Cowpoke's accessory
411 Hrpburn
and Smith
49 F1mlly
mtmber
51 Herr's
spoust
52 Flbric
54 Pound 55 BelleYt
51. lndlvldwals
58 Ofmlnlsh
59 Buslntss
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aptloo. with the u s engine.
'lbe propeller abaft is ex·
tremtly abort, t h e r e f o r e
capable of transmitting very
high tn&ine revol u tions
without vibcatiolll.
'Ibe GT comes in five body
colon -regal gold, strato
blue, metallic silver and GT
metalllC gnen. all of which
are metallic, plus RaUye red. •. * * CADILLAC BOASTS
NEW~RDS· Cadillac s ds were
rewritten in as the
division report new ighs
for the month, the last llklay
aelllng period and a daily sell·
ing rate that is the best or
any month ever, according to
catvis J. Werner, general
manager of the dlvislon and
vice pre.sldent · of General
Moton. .
°For the month, February
domestic deliveries totaled an
even 21,700, and 18.4 percent
incnase over the former
record Feti"ruary, ttea when
sales were 11,m," M r .
Werner said. ~1n addition, February 21-28
deliveries at 7 ,961 Were 11
percent greater than the
fonner period record of 7,179
set , '8. year ago," Werner
stated.
"Indicative of the fast sales
pace of Cadillac dealers ln
1969 is the record 90t dally
selling rate during February
which erases the former
record of October, 1987 when
the rate was 849 per day,"
Werner pointed out. "This
brings Gadlllac sales in 1969
to 43,114, an increase of over
17 percent of the 36,64S sales
in the same period last year."
'Scarcity' of Stocks
Continuing to Grow
By SYLVIA PORTER
Q. If 10 of you were
detennlned to buy "wldgits"
and · only six wld&ils were
available on the market, what
would you guess the "normal"
price trend· of widgils would
be!
A. Strongly up, of course
-and If that lopsided ·r.la·
tionsbipa bet ..... demand and
the visible supply persisted.
the uptrend In prices would
normaUy persist too.
TRANSLATE thlJ simple il-
lustration Into terms of the
gnat and gowing d<mand for
stocks from institutional in-
vestors in contrast with the
comparaUvely m i n o r ex-
pansion in the new supply of
common stocU, and you will
have a fundamental reason
why the bask:: trend of the
stock market wllJ almost ......
ly continue ,upward over the
Jong-term. To be specific:
-The demand for stock!
from only a few typea of
major imlltuUonal investors
ran at around f1.5 billion in
1968, up from $2.3 biUion as
recently u 1980 and a tiny
$500 million as recently as
$950, according to a n
authoritative atudy by Scud·
der, Stevens Clark. one of
the world'1 leadiq investment
counsel flnns.
'l'hh group ""°' not Include
mutual funds, w b I c b ac-
coonted last year fO< another
11.7 billion ol demand. Not
does it. include college en-
do W" men t funds an d
eleemosynary insdtulions
-accounted ·for anotJiU bup thunk of buyln(.
-'1111! NEW supply of
ltoc:ks from major sources
llmulllneously ran at about
IU billion, up from 12.5 billion
In 1MO and a mere $900 million
In lllO. The IOUrCeS Include:
Lawyers Move
Into Plaza
The Newport Beach law
ftnn ol Harwood, Soden " Adkinlon hu loc1i.d ill of·
fl«I at ISO Nowport Center
Drive In the Newport Finan-
cial Plaaa, H -11111q11DCec1 1odo7,
Memben ol the firm an
Donald A. Harwood. Mork .A.
Soden, Don R. Adklnooo, Den-
nll W. Harwood. Tbomu A.
Bemauer and James P .
Devine.
new ttock Issues; sales of
stocks from estate.s ; con-
vertible bond!.
By um, on1y four yeara:
from now, SS&:C estimale3 the
demand from the selected
types ol lnsUtutlons will be
ronnlng at $13 billlon and from
mutual fund!, at $2.3 billion.
In the aame year, the firm
estimate!: the new supply of
stocks will total f7.8 billion.
TBIS SPEI.LS a scarcity of
stocks, no matter hOw you
appraise it. And what'• more,
the projectiom of ~ are
exceedingly conservaUve of
anything.
In the words of James A.
McOillOIJ8h, chief econombt
of ~. "Most of the rapid1y
expanding institutions are to-
day under-invested in common
stocb by their own staridard.s
and most of them are con-
fronted by substantial inflOW!
of.Cash in coming yean."
You may sneer that this
was the psychology which
preceded the stock crashes of
the past. And McCull-Ough
agrees that you must also
think of the Hseveral hundred
billion dollars of oustand.lng
shares." Panic dumping of
these stocks would
"overwhelm the growing in-
stituUonal flow of funds Into
stocU" and even "something
less than panic could." Prices
must be right in tmna of
prospects for growth, lnllaUon
.and other perti nent con-
siderations over the long run.
NEVE R THELESS,
~fcCullough considers hi s
figures .. pn>of that two
underlying"forces have emera·
ed In the put IS.II yean
of enormous importance to the
stock market: one is the
historic expansion o f In-
stitutional buying of stocks;
the other ls the near elimina-
tion of new common .at.oc:k
Issues from the financial pro.
grams of big U.S. lndllatrial
corporations. Below a re
SS&C's major flgum. (In
bllllom of dollara).
trtaw IVl""-Y Ofl' C:OMMOtt rroac1 ._,..,. ,.,.1.,.1m•
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"It ls l'UIO!lable to _,,,.
the grwlO( lnstltull-Onal In-
terest In -a will be a llly
1upportln_g r1c:tor for
equities."
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SC 's Win .Gives Bruin·.-Rivals Ne w ., Hope '·
JIY -'-llled Preti
Hope obce again springs eternal In
the human breast, thanks to the Southern
California Trojans. They have proved
that UCLA's baaketball team is mortal
after all.
Where only two da,ys ago the teams
remaining in the NCAA postseaaon
tournament were given little chance of
delhroolng pow~rful UCLA, the mucb-
beaten Trojans made the once impossible
dream come true.
use, which is not even m the tourna·
Phils' Allen
Shows Up,
Rips Fences
CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) -Rich
Allen starred on the Late Late Show
-but it · was nothing like the
performance he put on once be slipped
into a Philadelphia Phlllles''unilonn.
The Phillies controversia)\ outfielder,
who finally reported to spring training
camp after three days' absen~, aired
out bi.s bat Sunday with some screaming,
long-distance shots out of Jack Russell
Stadium. About 15 baseballs left the
park.
"I'm here in camp now," Allen said,
''I've signed my contract and I'm ready
to pve 100 percent. Manager Bob Skinner
ls the boss, and I'll do what he wants."
Asked if Allen's tardiness didn't have
an effect on the rest of the team,
Skinner said: "I don't think so. If it
has, it had a good effect.
"He (Allen) is now in camp and sign·
ed. The players all agree, as r do, he
is a big man in our situation."
The fence-busting Allen, who had 33
home runs and 90 RBI last year, checked
into camp Saturday evening.
He had agreed to contract terms Feb.
27 by telephone, and told the Phillies'
brass that he would be here March
4.
The Phillies inadvertently found Allen
lYas in Miami when his photograph show~
ed up in a local newspaper along with
football star Joe Namath.
Allen had an explanation.
"I hadn't signed my contract and
therefore, I didn't feel obligated to come
to spring training," the broad-shouldered
slugger said.
General Manager John Quinn sad said
he thought he had a "gentleman's agree-
ment" with· his best hitter.
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ment, did U by upendlnJ the Bruins
tM4 Saturday night In a colowl upset,
tn tbe laat •,.gu1ar ~ ....... 10<
both clubs. • .,...
The loss ended UCLA's 41-game victory
smak, and 51-game string al home and
wis only its second defeat 1n 80 games.
While the loss probably will serve
to arouse the methodical Bruins when
Ibey begin defense ol the NCAA UUe
they ti.ve won, the last two years, it
~ baa given ·all ~qers the new
idea that UCLA can be tieaten.
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"th my 25 years as a gena:¥l~~a:uager, ,h
when a player agrees to 1'rmr·over · · -
the telephone, he never fail.t"l to sign,''
Quinn said.
"When he comes to camp, ~tllel.ligning
fs a mere formality."
, ''It only Pf'OVel UCLA ls morta),"
said Lou·Came!ecca. coacb ti S.t. Jobn'1, ,
one of the teams that advanced td the
'"PC!Dalt ·~ Saturday with ar?WS Vic-
tory over Princeton.
"The loss could be a gr<at thing lot
UCLA because It now takes the pressurt
of the Jong winning. streak oft, Or it
could be that tbe team is mentally
and physically Ured. If that's the cue,
they could be in for trouble."
Coach John Wooden or UCLA fell the J~ "might.help us in tournament j,Jay.
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It a 'ntue-mort than: we did." use. a m>881own it var wfl!cb pujbed
the Bru1ns into double overtinie Friday
night '1<fore l..W, • lt-65, beat UCLA
for the first ,Um~ in 18. games on Ernie
Powell's jump shot w1tn seven Second$ remaining. -
Playtng a slowdown game, the Trojans,
wb': lost ll games this season. tQOk
.only 20 !boll and bit ·12 or them. But
ju&t u hnportant,"t.bey·beld giant '1-foot·
1.\1: All-American Lew Alcindof to 10
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Taylor. .
New Mui® State, :11-3, a 74-G !\(st.
round wtnrfer over Brisbam Young Saba·
da,y night., will gtit lhe1 first cra~k" at
the top-ranked Bruil1' in·the tournament
Thway night I\) pie Fil! West regional.
There were several less spectacular
upsets in the first round as Mlami ot
Ohlo surprised 11th-ranked Notre Dame
63-61), Weber State slipped by Seattle
75-73 •nd Colorado State edged Dayton
58-50. EI.tewbere, the favorttes otd\lanced
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ranked Vlllanova 7M1; Duqueme, Ne..
1, h•d, a 74-61 brttie over St. JooeJJll't,·
Pa.: Marquette, No. 14, blasted MurTl1
State. .SW2,1 and Te:r:as A&rd bombe!l
Trfnlty, Tex., at.es. •
North CaroUna, No. 4, moved Int<>·
tbe tourney by getting by Duke (8$-74)
for the Atlantic Coast conference title,
and Colorado won a bid by winning
the Big Eight crown with a 92-?t rout
over Missouri while Kamas lost to
Kansas State 64-57.
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Underdogs
Despite Loss
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) -New
·Mexico State's Aggies again f ind.
themselves a decided underdog in the
NCAA Far West Regional Basketball.
tournament, and ror the same reason:
UCLA is their first opponent.
. The Aggies threw a scare into the
Bruins in the regionals at Albuquerque,.
N.M. last year, but bowed by nine poin.~
on a last-minute UCLA surge.
This year could be tougher, with UM:.
Bnilns seeking an unprecedented third
straight national title, and with the
pressure of that long winning streak-
finally off because of UCLA's 46-44 loss-
to So\lthern California Saturday.
NeW, Mexico State and unheralded.
Webet State won their way into the
reglon81s with first round victories io
Las Cruces Saturday night, the Aggies.
dropping Brigham Young 7U2 after
Weber State edged Seattle 75-73. ,..,
Weber State has no simple task. The
Wildcats race third-ranked Santa Clara,.
also beaten once in an upset this year. •
Weber State coach Phil Johnson calle4
the game "our greatest win of ti.
season." He said SeatUe's defense dill
a good job of keeping the ball frmrt
6-8 sophomore Willard Sojourner.
But Sojourn.er's play, he said, "waa
pretty cool for a sophomore in his first
NCAA game."
New Mexico State coach Lou Henson
sAld of UCLA, "They're just a terrifis:.
team. Anyone who beats them will have"
to play a sensational game."
And, Henson added, ''They're goin'g
to have to play poorly.'' ·-
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day night by the play or new starter
~llito Reyes, who took the place of
~ playmaker Charlie Criss, the team '1
• 1 second-leading scorer. Criss was in-
. eligible for post-season competition.
Allen finally put his signatllre· on the
1969 contract, then went ou~ and tal~ed
to Sklnner Sunday before the· Phi11les
left for an exhibition game at-Bradenton. -WH ERE 'D EVE~YDNE GO? -·Jerry West of Ille Lakers grabbe<I
this r~ound Sunday night at the .Forum but couldn't find anyone to
pas;; to, Behind him are Baltimore players Kevin Loughery (behind
West), Wes Unseld (41)
obscure<! by Unseld.
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and Jack :ti.1a1in (24). Wilt Chamberlain is
Reys broke open a close game midway
through the second hall with low: otralghl
points and the Aggies pulled away from
there. .~· Weber State, traitttig through most
of the first half against Seattle, spurted
to a 39.35 halftime advantage and led
by as many as eight points after in-
termission.
The talk was mostly abOUi Allen's
conditioning program . ;
"As far as my con'versation with Allen,
jt's between Allen and 1," Skinner said.
"If disciplinary action was taken. then
it's between John Quinn, oWner Bob
Carpenter, Bob Skinner and Richie Allen.
"I'm very satisfied with his excuse
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man."
Girl to Ride
In Big Derbp
NEW YORK (AP) -Now that Diane
Crump has been given a license to
ride race horses, she's not overly anxious
for a lot of other gals to get into
the act but thlnks one will ride in
the Kentucky Derby soon.
"The track pe<iple have to be very
careful," the rust-haired, 2~year.Old
jockey said today.
"They must admit only th~ who
have proved they can handle a· horse.
Let one girl without too much experience
take a spill, and you blow the whole
show." ·
Diane said she's convinced there will
be a girl jockey in the Kentucky Derby
in the next few years.
"I hope it's me," she~. '_'Qwne.rs
and trainers in the Derby ··•oo1J. .tak'e
any chances. They'll onfy to With the
best riders. But a girl · eould prove
herself." · ·
Diane, first girl to ride against men
and the first to receive an ipfli-enUce
jockey's license at a major track, flew
into Ne1' York for a qiiick bµsinesa
conference and took righi liu.l .apin
for her home In Oldsmar, J"la., and
the nearby Florida Downs. 1 ••
Diane scored her f i rs t victory last--
Saturday at Florida Downs-on Maey
Calumet's Bridle 'n Bit, the same horse
on which she finished 10th in her debut
Feb. 11.
Brought Prestige to County
Oilers' Great Record: 79-11
Ninety times In the past three years
they took the floor to face tbe challenge
of a basketball ·oPponent. On '19 of those
occasions they were v~ctorious.
Not a bad· r~rd for a b,unch of tal-
ented kids who substitqted an abundance
of desire for lack of height.
DJ.ting that span they won three league
championships a n d baggetl 41 consecu·
tive league triumphs. Twice they ad-
van!led to the CIF quarter finals. Once
they made it to the finals before bowing. Occasion~lly they were outmanned.
Never were they outbustled.
We're talking, of course, about the
g r e a t Huntington Beach High School
baskelba11 era that was concluded Fri·
day night at Long Beach Arena w h e n
the Oilers bowed to Sunny Hills, 64-58,
in the .CIF quarter finals.
()µring those three years coach Elmer
Combs; and hlJ players made basketball
an enjoyable way of life for Huntington
B!ach followers . And at the same time
they brought a great measure of recog·
niliod to a county that heretofore h ad
been considered a dormant area f o r
class basketball.
Two 'of those three seasons they "'ere
ranked among the top three of the C1F
Southern section, which'· encompasses
over 300 schools. '1'bis season they were
ratct'l seventh.
Faos ~ri best recall last year's
Cit sentilinJl]s duel with skyscraping
North Torrance -a team with two
starters over 6-9.
Huntington's tallest player was 6-1 Roy
Mtller,. But be seemed lo stretch into a
7·2 giant against the Saxons as be spark-
ed the Oil City bunch to a 72-71 victory.
Another memorable 'game was the 63-
60 loss to Azusa in the quarter finals of
1967. Azusa had a front line that aver·
aged 6-61h and its back court duo was
also over 6-0.
Huntington was at that time a team
of underclassmen with junior Greg Sny·
der and sophomores Miller and M i k e
Contreras the core of the squad.
When Miller was lost the week of the
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game because he steJ)l)ed on a nan, Azu·
sa became a 30-ppinl-favorite. Yet the
Aztecs we're fortunate to wtn by three.
That's U.e only one of thole to games
Miller niissed . He and Contreras started
for three years -as did Snyder. A 11
earned CIF honors during their ten4re.
And they f re the only players in Combs'
lengthy coaching 'Career to. start three
seasons for him.
"We'll just have to come back a n iJ
build aoother teJm next year," Coinbs
says.
"These kidl· I've had the last t hr e e
seasons have made coaching the most
enjoyable it's ever been. 1bere's nothing
I coold comparo It to.
"And they've been professional in
their conduct. They've &!ways taken
winning in stride -never getting over-
ly emotional."
They took losses much like anyone
might react to a family member's death.
And they held a high respect for each
other.
When Sunny Rills outscored them Fri".
day night, the dressing. room much. re-
sembled a mausoleum.
Combs called that the rn06t disappoint-
! ng of the 11 losses endured those . three
years. He rated the reversal to Azusa
and the four-overtime setback to Esta:n·
cia in 1967 e.s the other toughest defeals.
Marina ~gged three losses on flunling·
ton in those three fabulous campaigns -
all in tournament play. But when league
action came a r o u n d, Huntingtori· was
4-0 with the Vikings.
Compton and Eatancia each clahned
two wins over the Oiiers while Garden
Grove,' A!usa.' SUnny Hilb and Cresctn-
ta Valley aocounted for the others.
It was a faptastic run for a conch \\'ho
never had a starter over 6-3 or a bench
to rely on when his kids g6l in foul
trouble. And it was a greaV streak fo"r
the players, who often had to give so
much extra to naU those reboUnds and
shoot oyer the taller defenders:
'Mletr fans owe them a great deal'. An:d
so does Orange County basketball pres-
tige. ·
SAM RESPONDS
TO 'JONES DAY'
Astronauts Get Hot News BOSTON (UPI) -·All rlli)\t, It ·wa&
"Sam JOfles Day" a.t the Boston Gardens
but the 5an Francisco Warriors didn't
have io be that kind. '
SPACE CENTER, Houston CAP) -
Apollo 9 commander James ti.tcDivitt,
an avid Notre Dame ran and university
or Michigan graduate, decided Sunday
he's In for some sports-minded ribbing
(tom his wife.
He can;ie to this conclusion afte1 askina
mission control, "Would you find out
who's going to wtn the NCAA baskel.ba.n
championship?"
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Mission control : Roger, couple of
scores on the rtgional quarttr-flnall.
Davidson beat VIUanova 75 to IL And
Mlsml of Ohio beat Notre Oamt 13
to llO.
MCDIVttl: Oh, listen, I'm nOt going
to be able to live with my wife. You
koow, she's rrom Miami
Later MiM.lon control added, "Ohio
State beat Michigan 95 to 86.
?.fieDlvlU: Ohhh. Boo! Listen, if
~{lchlgan sot beat and Miami of OWo
won, l'm tn trouble w~n J cet home.
Mission control: Well, that's the way
it shapes up unless we· can ro:-t6e
scores here.
McDJ\oftt: Hey, you've flxtd everything
e.lse so far. How about filing that?
~fission control: Rogtt, ln the worb.
J,ones, wbo ls rtUrlng at the end
of the current campaign to become coach
at a new Wublngton, D.C., college,
pumped In H first quarter point. to
spark the Bo6ton CelUcs to a 138-39
rout of the Warrior•. Tbe 49-pohit victory
margtrrwas the largest In CelUc history,
topping the preViOUJ mark by rlJ< potnls.
Jones, who received a model of 11
new borne jj:lven blm by the fans, wound
up with II polnls,
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I~akers Rip
Baltimore
Seattle battled back, though, and came
within two•poiflls with 49 seconds left
Weber State carries a 26-2 record going
Into the regionals, New Melico State
is 24-3, the first lime In the acbool'•
history ils basketball squad ha.s reached
the 24-viclory mark.
Braves Bomb
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Wik Cb•m· Dod 11 3 berlain of the Los Angeles· Lakers was ge111S • ·
criticized last month for his play,. l>Ot ' '
Jn his last two games he bas "rebounded" ,
superbly agalnst two of the beat .tea'tbs o· . : 'B' Rul
in .the National BasketbaU~tl~·', ' .. B . e
Before more than 16,0Q!) fan,s SUndaY 1 •
night, Wilt hauled down 33 rebodnds wEB1 PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP)
and led Los Angeles to a 1»109 vldory LQr Angeles' Jir~t brush with National
O'ler the 1NBA's top Eastern' team, the Uague exj>erlmei;lal ~le "B" came Sun-o
Baltimore Bullets. } day. Al. tar· 0 1the ·Dodgers were con-
"Wllt can do anything Wilt wanls to cerned. l'B"_stan~ ,.(ot-!"bombed."
do," said an awed WesUey Unseld after , Atlantf.'I Br~vFsi s~ked by a home
the game. '!'he Hoot-.! Chamtierlaln .ruil by ,l!anJc ,1:~.' exploded against allow~ Baltimpre's rOoklesensaiJonReJy J¥1'...$Jtton, Joe'-M:'oener and Pete Mlk' ~e rebound~ and fo.ur ~i,. · .' ~~ .fOt" 15 hits en route to an eUY,
Last Frid~ night Wilt pUsbed Boston's l~"S.yidoey in an elhibilion cootest.
Bill Russell aside and scoo~ .,U.P..,~ , ~rlmental r u 1 e "B" allows botH r~Wlds for a Laker clu~ _r~,, ~e· 1 .• b~U' name a special pinch hittw. a~ ffe~, wa.ys.tq_ help my cl~b bWae.s · • ,fN~frl~, to bat when the pitcher~s
shoO\fug, W~lt said. ·" . , regufar turn at bat comes up. Th6 pitcher
Cha!'1berla1n.shot only 16 tim~s SWMJay stays in'lhe game bu~ h1l on 12 of them and S@red 25 . Aaron the Bra~es' selection blasted points • l ;-,. • • Ke".in ~Y and EnrJ Moilfoe ~ept ,su.tton's rirst pitch over the fence " t~e Bullelo clooe, aldllli· ·~· tlllllr.e · ,ll!f, 365-fqot 1lgn and walked !Mee befolll rally that cut .3 Laker 'l~ .. t "Jla~ be! was hit by a ~elsen pitch. ~en
to 10 al halilllne anCI 16· two'. ate· In w'°t to , t~ hospital for precautionary
tbe ll\irij )ierlod. ' , :!; • • X rf'1.S o1 his \eft knee. .
Loughery hli a jump.,alibt in,ulo'toovlh . l ~ Aaton s homer, things were •"! ~loot ·and Monroe. !lit yiat,. ' o9\\e or llit ~ves. Sutton and Moeller ucll
sensation in tbe bA btbflr ~m: ,1a>Ji! op isJ'x hits and four runs in tbelf
a is-foot JUmp sooit 'd~te i double turns a\ P'fl mound in thrte-lnnlng stlnll,
covefage from John ~ 1and Jero whlfe Mikkelsen allowed tbr~ .runs oa ·West.• . , • • • '• · . · ,.u J!llµQ' ~Its Jn the final two n1111ngs.
That cut. lhe Loi ~·~· )old, l (<) • )(en Jqllnaon-.w .. Iha lop Poi<her r ..
IH6. But WUI went Jhfo · blt ~ef~ve ,\I!• ~;)'~ pl4Jng up the victory whii.
•cl agaln bloctec( a palt .II °'~' ~ed '"""••' but °"' bit throu(b thnt a shot and Iha Lakm ~~!ff..' lranl<I. Pat Jorvis allowed lour blU
Monroe And U>olher] eaCh ICOi'oit it uct.n6 111111 during three lnllln(S. ~
polnb for the loser•· bal WM!, •ho · ' Ced!.]!pabaw wao lb. vlcUm ol lhra
had :11 at bal!Ume Wound .p wllb 31.~ • ,BF•.l'O··m'On In tbe nlnlh Inning that •. all!iired the Docfaen !<> ..,.,. lbetr lhreo ' * . "'"'· ., · • ~ : l<>I Angeles named Bill SJnger N ·~i.Tw:o••-T ' ~OI·:·~··· ~T . >-1ls •tarting pitcher when the Dod&en
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BOSTON -Pbll Elpoolto, !lie NaUonal
Hockey League'• leadtns scorer, added
• goal and three Ulis\I !<> hio '~
breaking total.SUnday nlibt u the_.
Bruin• defeated Los An"gtlea 7.z.
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Lave~, Emerson Clean Up in LA Tournament
87 JOEL SCHWARZ
Of ~ D91ft Piiiot St.M
lNCt.EWOOO -Rod Laver only made
one glaring mistake 1n the Loi Angeles
lnvitaUonaJ tennis tournament in the
t'orwn last week and It wu an honest
one oU the court.
After Thursday night's semifinal round
Lbe Corona del Mar redhead said he
doubted the fans liked slaying around
until l a.m. to see the conclusion of
the last match.
But the majority of the more than
7000 spec tators who cro~ded into the
Forum Saturday for the finals proved
him dead wrong.
They sat around antil nearly 2 a.m.
Sunday watching a master(ul ex.hlbJUon
ol tennl.s and when it was all over,
Laver aod Newport Beach's Roy
Emenon bad walked away with most
ol the marbles in Uie $2{),000 tournament.
Laver and Emerson concluded nearly
six and a hall hours of brilliant play
by winning the doubles title, 6-l, >i
(tie breaker), S.2, over the Australian
duo of Tooy Roche and John Newcombe.
Earlier, Laver had dispatched upset-
minded Marty Riessen for the men's
singles title in straight sets, M , JIU!.
And Billie Jean King of Long Be1:1.ch
took the women's title in a marathon
match which was highlighted by a brie!
slt down strike, 17·15, 6-3, over. England's
Ann Haydon Jones.
Emerson told the DAILY PILOT he
was quite happy witb bi8 game.
"I pulled Ii calf muscle late last year
and my leg is now just at the stage
where it doesn't worry me to play on
It.
"I stilll have to get into better physical
condllion, but I'm happy with the way
I'm hitting the ball."
Emerson said the carpet-like surface
used in the Forum was good.
"The ball comes off of it slower than
giass but it develops more rallies and
that's better for the spectators. And
Irvine Bounces Back, 82· 7 O;·
Fontius Makes All-~orirney
By EARL GUSTKEY
ot l~t O.llY l"lltot Sti tt
Just as his team had performed on
the rloor, UCI basketball roach Dick
Davis' reaction to his club's showing
In the NCAA 's far western regionals
at Las Vegas ran mi.l'.ed.
"We played so poorly on Friday night
against San Francisco State that I know
our players were embarrassed," be said.
··eut I'm happy with the way things
turned out because a team can really
roll over and die after taking a beating
like we did Friday. But we d.idn'l"
second hall Saturday, the coach had
an all-junior lineup on the court agai't
UCD.
Guards Mike Barnes and Steve Sa bins,
forwards Jeff CUnningham aad John
Farwell and center John Glavinovich
maintained a fat lead the first string
bad buill up.
Gone nelt season wiU be three-season
standouts Mike Heckman and Nick
~anden, .PIUS steady reserves Jim Farley
l}JC Lead at Stake
and Fontius.
Gradustes from this year's freshman
team, certain to achieve varsity stardom
are guard Gary Fox and forwards Bill
George and Steve White.
But Davis must still C<>me up with
a new forward and center from the
junior ranks in order to match 19-9
next year when the schedule will incllKie
Nebraska, Colorado, and possibly, the
Air Force.
It was a distinct reversal or form
for the Anteaters. Playing for third p18ci
before 4,486 at Las Vegas' glittering
Convention Center, Irvine swamped UC
Davis, 82-70.
Rustler Nine to Battle •
And as an added bonus, Dave Fontius
was a surprise selection on the all-tourna-
ment team after starting in only his
#iecond and third games of the season.
The win salvaged a 19-9 season for
UCI. Looking back on it all, Davis
produced the anticipated answer when
asked to name the hlgh and low points
of the '68-'69 season.
First-place Mt. SAC
"The high poin t of the season was
being invited to the NCAA playoffs and
the low point was losing in the playoffs."
The 81·55 licking tourney champ San
J<~rancisco applied to UCI Friday night
was Irvine's worst beating of the year.
Then the vasUy underrated Gators turned
aroond Saturday evening an d won the
whole ball of wu, beating University
of Nevada, Las Vegas, Tl-72, before
a viciously hostile crowd.
Davis reflected further on the 19-9
season.
"I don 't think that at the beginning
U. 1he season 1 would have settled for
a 19-9, but we played a pretty tough
schedule -we had an eastern road
trip and we nearly beat Cal State (Long
Beach}, so we weren't playing patsies.
"I know this -the players aren't
happy with the 19-9."
Accordingly, Davis has already helped
prepare his juniors and sophomores for
a shot at something better next season.
}'~or most of the latter part or the
Sports in Brief
The Grapefruit and Cactusleagues
are less than a week <lid, but lhings
are already down to the nitty-gritty in
the Eastern C.Onference baseball race.
the cbnference lead will be at stake
Tuesday afternoon at Golden West Col-
lege when the Rustlers take on first
place Mt. San Antonio College in a
3 o'clock game.
Golden West (4-1 ) currently trails the
Mounties (~) by one game and shares
the rqnne.rup spot in the standings with
Chaffey.
RusUer coach Fred Hoover will start
either Steve Griffith or Gary Marks
oo the mound againJt Mt. SAC.
"If they look like they 're going to
start a lot of left·handed batters like
they did in the Eastern Conference
tournament , l'll go with 1'1 ark s.
Otherwise it will be Griffith." Hoover
says.
Griffith, a 6-foot right-hander. has :t
perfect 4-0 record so far lhis spring
while left-hander Marks is 1-0.
Hoover credits a Io t of the ltustlers·
success to the defensive work of his
infielders -first baseman Bill Bowens,
USC Aquamen Cruise ,
Bruins Distant Second
LONG BEAClJ -The University of
Southern California held its ninth straight
Pacific Eight Conference swimming and
diving title today.
The Trojans scored 484 points in the
three-day competition , which roncluded
Saturday night at the B«!lmont Plaza
Olympic Pool.
UCLA was a distant second with 381
paints while Stanford, a co-favorite with
USC when the meet started because
of its one-point dual meet win over
the Trojans this year, finished third
with 346.
Oregon was fourth with 254 points
followed by Washington with 145, Oregon
State with 1%2, California with 108 and
Washington State with 53.
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LOS ANGELES -A 1ophomore from
UCLA and aoolher from Southern Cal
each turned lo good early aeaion
performaoc'' to highlight trick i nd field
action in Soutbern California this week-
end.
basketball coach at Duke, reportedly
were prime candidates for the position
but Daly accepted a coaching job with
Boston College Saturday.
Duke officials said they \VOulU not
confirm the report abou t Waters.
CARACAS -Thomas Koch of Bratil
downed ft.fark Cox of Eagland '-'• 6-l.
U , 6-4 Sunday to win the J4tb Caraca~
International Tenn is Tournament men's
singles crown.
Australia's IU1&rgaret Smith won the
women's title by default when IUaria
Bueno or Bralil was unable to C1lmpcte
because or an arm in jury. ...
ROCKINGHM1, N. C. They say
auto r:aces are won or: lost in the pits,
and the first person to agree would
be David Pearson, who "'on lhe Carolina
500-mile stock car classic Sunday.
second sacker Noel Paulson;'shortstop
Mike DeGeer and third baseman Ron
Richardson.
"Defensively, our infield bu been the
biggest surprise for us. The kids are
making line plays and we are averaging
two double pla~s a game."
Some of those infielders also arc
'wielding big bats for the Rustlers, too.
Paulson leads the club with a .+44
EASTERN C0NFliRENC5.
Wlft ~ l"ct.
Ml. Sttl AnlO!lio 5 I \,COD
Goldtn We$f • I .P Cl'la!l•Y ~ I M,IQO
Cltr111 J 1 3 $0
Fullerto. l ' JOO
Rio Hondc> 1 2 .SOO Ortngt COllJt 2 ~ ,nl
S•nl• An• 1 l .no
Cypre11 I .2llO
lllwersH:le J .108
S•n llern1rd!no 1 4 .J:»
S•IUl'llty'S S«tr•
Mt. Stn AntDnlD 9, Orange Coe•! l
Tuncl~Y't Otmn
Mt. Sen An!OlliD -' GoH:ltn W~I
Sanla .-.n1 a! Fullerton
San Bern1r<1lno II Cypress
lllvtt\ide et Cltalfey
Rio Hondo at Citrus
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average while Richardson has a .375
inark and has collected JO runs-batted-in .
Mt. SAC prepped for Tuesda y's game
\l'ith Golden \Yest by taking a 9-l decision
over host Orange Coast Saturda y af-
ternoon in a makeup game .
i\1ou ntie hurler John Jackson allowctl
J\.tike Paul to double in the Piratr run
in the fi rst inning-and then blanked
Orange Coast the rest of the way ~·ith
a four·hiller.
Mt. Sin Anton;, O l Or1n1• t 11st Ill
illrhrtli 1br~rtll
F r~<l•ll•. t • 1 I o Soboftwsk;, lb l O O O
Opatldewlc" s. ~ 1 l 1 Lee<n, 1b • 1 O O
JOl\n..,.,, I! S l 2 1 Jenkins, n • O ! o Wagner, lb S O 0 o Bai11y, ct l a I O
C.od!rey, r! • I 1 2 Paul, 111 • O 1 I
S1kor1, lb • O O o Palm,r, e l D I O
srow1. lb -• 1 1 1 Stl~rr. d l o o o R;amot, <1 1 I ! l(lmp'1:!n, rf I o O O J•<-•O!i. p I 2 O Mcroan, cl J O O O Brawn, Jb 1 O 0 0
l(lng,c 1 000
Otm~el~erocr,p 2 o a o
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Score bV ln,.Jnt\
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Oran9~ Co1~l
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·Title to Pasade11a
FRESNO -Pasadena Cily College
retlaimed the California junior col!egl!
basket ball championship it lost a year
ago in the finals by whipping linperia\
Valley College, 58-52, here Saturday
night.
Eastern Conference c h a 1n pi on
Fullerton took third pl ace v.·Hh an easy
81-71 vic tory over City College of San
Francisco.
Pasadena, v.·hirh also won the state
title in 1967, whipped Imperial Valley
b e h i n d the all-around brilliance of
George Trapp, who was named the
tourney's most valuable player.
Chris Smith and Ted Harper of
Fullerton were named to 1ht aJJ.tourna-
men! team.
l think the players en}oy having rallies,"
be said. 1 ·rhere wer' plenty ot rallies on Salur·
day nigh t's lengthy program.
In the men's doubles, Emerson aod
Laver took charge in the deciding third
set right from the start.
Emerson held his serve in the first
game and then the two Orange Cou t
area aces broke Roche's service ·in the
second game, to Cruise to the 6-2 victory
which netted Uitm ~ each.
Actor and amateur tennis player
Charlton Heston. who handed Laver
t~e $3000 check for winning the singles
title, offered the best description. of the , ,
Rocket's skill with a tennis racket:
"lie can even hit the ball well holding
the racket between his legs."
Even though Riessen played well and
forced a Joog second set, Laver w a s
clearly his master.
Every ti me ltiessen would make a
good shot, Laver would come back with
a great one.
Lavtr's backhand was particularly el·
[eclive. He constantly ~hlstled backhand
passing shots down both lines by a
game bul outclassed Riessen.
Laver broke Riessen's serve In the
third game or the first set to wrap
that one up quickly. In the second set,
the pair u;changed early service.breaks
and then Jt was just a n1atter or when
Laver would break Riessen's serve qaln.
Riessen couldn't touch Laver'• 'bOmbs
as the Rocket didn't give up point in
the the last five games he served. Flnally
in lhe 17th game, Laver ustd his
backhand to break Rlessen's serve and"
then blasted four quick points off his:
own cannonball to win lbe mat.ch.
Mrs. King and Mr.i. Jones staged their-:
br ief sit down when tou rnament offlcia~
tried in i n v o k e the tie-breakrr a(ter-
thc two women spl~t 24_ games. The\
officials changed their minds after the
two women \\'alked off lhe court ancf
the fans booed, demanding the match.
be played out.
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DOUBLES WINNERS -Corona de! Mar's Rod
I.aver (left) t eamed with Newport Beach's Roy
En1erson to capture the doubles title at Sa turday's
Los Angeles pro invitational. Their match ended
after 2 o'clock Sunday m<lrning. Laver also tuck·
ed a\vay singles honors.
Lights Go On
At Drag Strip
Orange County lntcrnalional ilaceway
will usher in its nighttime racing pro-
gran1 v.'ith a regu lar fuel altered drag
show Saturday night and a "Bug-in''
Sunday afternoon.
S:1Lurday's f 1 el cl \Viii be the largesl
fuel altered field ever gathered at OCIR.
Both su percha rged an d unsupcrcharged
versions of the short \vheclhase. nitro-
burncrs \Viii race in h\'O separate
divisions.
Sunday 's novel atlr;iction ~'ill Feature
V\V sedans and dune buggies competing
in 1lrag, slalon1 and off.the-road com-
l)('lilion . A display v.•ill be set up to
display the latest in accesso ries now
;l\·a ilable for VW 's and buggies.
Sunday's program v.•ill be concluded
by an air sh ow by na tional aerob atil'
cha1np Boh Herendeen in his Pitts
SjY.?cial biplane. ··
.Junior fuel and top gas dragster
eliminators hi ghtlighted drag action Sun-
day JI OCll~. \Vith' Walt SLe\•en.s of
H.escda pulling a major surprise in top
gas raeini:: by beating favored 1'1ike
Snively of Downey.
National record holder Don Enriquez
t'lf i\1ission Viejo was eliminated in the
junior final ~·hen tie jumped the gun.
Bill Tklv,·c ll of Loni:t Reach won by
dl'f:!.ul1.
Bolos B1·eeze 10-5
A11gels Show Hot Bats;
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PAL~{ SPRJNGS (A P) -Th e
California Angels cracked 14 hits oH
four Chicago Cub pitchers Sunday en
route to a 10-5 victory in a Grapefruit
League exhibition game.
The California attack \vas led by a
trio of youngsters bidding for starting
berths.
Righlfielder Jarvis Tatum, 22. slugged
two triples and a single. driving in
three runs. Third baseman Aurelio
B.odr1guez, 21. hit two doubles and a
single and scored three runs.
Catcher Tom Egan. 22, belted two
doubles and a 3inglc and SC<lred three
times.
The Angels srored four runs off Rich
Nye in l h c fifth, three off Dean Burk
f. IF Cage Scores
AAAA
Ventura 118, ~lomingslde 80
Notre Daine 63, Mutr 52
AAA
RoY.'land 73, Gprden Grove 71
in the sixth an d three off Joe Nlekro
in the seventh.
Oscar Gamble, Glenn Beckert and Billf
Williams had tv.•o hils apiece for the
Cubs. Vetera n Jim McGlothlin was thC
mos t effective of four Angel pitchel"S',
giving up one hit over the firs t lhrct
innings. ·· :
The Cubs have now lost lhre e straighL
Th e Angels ar e 2·1. Both teams ar c
idle today. . ,.
The An gels made some persoruw.1
moves Sunday.
Former Orange Coast area p~
pitchers Ed Sukla and Terry ThompsOn
were dispatched to the Angels' minor
league embarking station, lloltville, for
further assignment. • .'
Sukla prepped at lfuntington Beath
High and Thompson at Newport Harbor .
Seven other players were sent · 19
HoltvHle for reassignment to minor
league teams. · .
They a.re catchers John Olerud and
Randy Brown; pitchers Dan Keller, E4
Senne!, Chuck Elwis, Jim \Yeever aAd
Dave Laroch. ..~ • Vic Davalillo, the Angels' leading hiller
Wayme Collett, a muscular C-foot-t
Bntln, didn 't open up until the second
ball of both hls nat rices but cruised
io a 1.6 clocking in the too and to.a
jn the t%O for vlcl0rfe1 Satarday. He
1 I 1 • ran on 1 ti.I qaarte_r·mile relay
&um and had • 46.1 qauter-mlle ltp
OD WJ If:&.
Jeff Marsee of lhe Trojans pattd 1
tdtqular meet victory over Arizona
SUite a ad Amona "1th an l :Sl.1 two-
mlle. Jt wu one of bit Wellmt but
t.....ula ud came I• Ms secoed out·
door oatlnJ: of ~e year.
"We niade 13 pit stops,'' said Pearson
alter picking up a check for $16.150,
"but the crew called the shots. They
got me in and out of the pil so fa sl
that I got caught only Ooet! with the
race running a lull speed."
Pearson, who dominated the race for
310 of the 500 circuits of the one-mile
North Carolina Motor Speedway, finished
more than a lap ahead of Dodge's Bobby
Allison, a prevlOOs winner here.
Citrus Titlist Cries for Joy
last year wi th a .277 average, was 'ex·
pected to leave his home at CaraC'l·s,
Venezuela, tod ay and report to t..he
Angel camp here Tuesday. ·
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town newspaper said in !ta Saturday
o:UUon that Bucky Waten, West Virginia
Unlverslly head bll!krtball coach, his
signed a five-.year coolract for the same
job at Duke Unlv..,tly.
Waters, who reruscd to comment on
the report In the Morgantown DominiOn-
New1, said be la consldtrlng the post.
Waters and Chuck Daly, assist111t
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tlinul in the final period ic•loed a I.fl
victory for lbe C1Wom11 Cllpptrs ovl'r
tbe '°'1rinl Ru1slan soctl'r 1Lan,
Dyn1mo Kiev.
With tlle Sonday game dt.adlocked ,
Lult Sag1slume pas1t.d tcross lhe field
lO 5-foot-5 Edgar P.1artn. He j11mpt.d
up bttween taller pltyers ind knocked
thfl ball to 5-7 John Kowalik, who hc1dtd
the ball· Into lbe net pa I Kiev go111Jr
Vlktor \lannlkov.
Olll.ANOO. Fla. 1UPI) - lt look I~
years for lhat first pro win and ~·hC'n
Citn1s Open champion Ken Still rcaliz:?d
he had it in his grasp, he rried.
"I started to cry in the middle or
the 18th fairway, honest to God I il id.''
lhe 34-year-old, tour-hardened ,·eteran
said . "Tears came into my eyes.''
Battling a 25-miJe.pe.r·hour wind tha t
sent 1nost scores soaring, the Ta coma.
\\lash., golf pro shot a 2-under-par 70
Sonday for a IO·undcr-par 278 total llu1t
was good for a om.slroke victory ovC'r
~t illrr Barber 1\·hn had finiShC'd with
;t i0·279 about 30 mlnutes earlier.
J\ct uaHy , Still was a bit pren1:itur<'
\~hen he though t he h.id victory in hls
grasp a! he stood on the fairway leading
lo tht? fi nal hole.
li e shct.'fl his approach shot into lhe
crow d surrouftdlna the green and behi nd
a Sl'l of spt.>etator stand s and it looked.
al that moment, as though. hC' might
bC' forced to meet Borbtr in an 18·ho!c
playoff today.
Tnurn11ment officials awarded him R
free drop and still garnbHng on his
puller Instead of his Wl'dgr. rnlled th e
h.111 up ln 18 Inches lron1 the hole
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vi.ctorles by lhe P' u r n i a a
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Prep Net Results
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~ Motlday, WIM?I 10, 1'69 ~PILOT 23
St. Istvan Sones., Anderson Wi1i Gol,d
-Puts Down . . Barons 3rd • Ill CIF Finals
Rangers BJ STEVE ANDREWS paund dtvl&kn HI "dltd all only defeat came at I.be hands u M1t-• u:1 0•1 "" ...._. & °' ... Datt""'"" ot bis put knowledge ln dtJmo. of Bnlce Perry ot Covina, ~a:_~::::: .. ~ 14
Hard.playlng St. Istvan put Two area wresllen arabbed Lhe eventual runne.rup. .. -v.,..., 1•1el.:: T"""
an end to the Coast Jtan&ers' Cl)' cl.mpionahlp b on or s ping the fir&t twQ opponents. MOJTack's t e 1 mm 1 t e, ,., ... ,, "'
brief stay in State Soccer Cup Saturday at Cal S ta t e And ln the last match the Jlm McNaughton, managed a 'IM~ 1""1 '*· o-... fl"tc J'
hostUIUes, ticking 1 S-l Jou P'ullerton In the finals .net classy Anderaon pkmed Louie rourth place medal, losinf in ,..,.:!~ ,,, .. , •. ""'"' fC•
both were members. of the Blanco ot PacWc 1n 1:2f ot the conaolation bracket to Lar-,,,_...,,.,_ ''"' ''"'*' aienc:o on coach Brian McCauPey's lrvlnt .Lea&Ue tltlist.s from the. first round. ry WWeman ot Mira Co!ta, ,,."11 1•:w
forces Sunday afternoon at Fountain Valley. Ander a on and Mike s.o. ~1~,. 1"°'• -. H•tt IL•
Newport ~h's Mariner• <lu'll Sonet 1n the Jfl6.pound Hartman " Morro Bay, wbo · PlcNaughton '1 only other J,._.,_. iw1 -. ttor!let CHH11
Park. _ ~~·1~ ..... ~~~ /&ndersondedln :~~ ol u i:' =~. loss was to rwmerup Richard 1~:;~J°""'lf> we. brw The 11 ... ,,,en had a chance wiu -,..,_... group wa Zarp ol. Bellnower, f.I. • •• -ltlo• Clt•Ufllldll ftc. v .... .. _... through four rounds ot com-were the. only two to beat Marina's Craig Gephart 1E1au 1s-1
to draw even the last minute. petition and. came out un-their final lots by a fall. picked olf comolaUon booors 1...:,:11-.. ~ 1sn -. leK!llm
Trailing ~I they had 1 corner beaten. Newport. Harbor was the by defeating Mike Dean of Ml-H•rttN• IM•I ,.._, """'°'
kick. McCaugbey ordered bis . AJoag with the p]Wure ot ~" artthe-•, ...... aqu!Oad ..... ~ ~~. South Torrance, '1·2. The 130-I~~~~ iwm.rr.1 -.. """"' hi.Ying the only area cbam----·--o ....., 1'"5 ,;nuw pounder's other setback was 11,. .... 11 ,,..
entire team in troo.t of the St. pkm, coach Vern Wagner's tallied 14. points and we re binded aut by champion ~~r::.J~r: Hlllt M.
tstvan goal. Baroni also had the most deadlocked with Eisenhowu Haro&d Jordan of Norwalk, u . KV-c.n.:it.11 ILMI dK, ~r
Then ~ Wemeid toot the cKiampa of any participating tor the tenth spot. l"rn.1 "'" '"""i 111 . e,.wJirv •1 fllw!llllJ ::.S. .... DNlllM kick. 'There WU a cbance it .,.hooJ. t'hris H .. ..-1 1wept through t'll 'tclflc :ki (U Foun1.i11 Vtlk>'I' 91-S.n p11110 (l!!XCl'l ..... I dK, -.. .,.,..._. 2'1 (41 tit'*""-~lie ll'ld ""1TO A-..n (ST ) '-0 mlght go in. But the winners However, Fountain Valley the first tbrte rounds unscath.. a.~ ,,, (•> Sou"' Tornnr.e t11 en 1~1ni 1 !North ltlwnlcM) _.,
somehow regained JJOSSeSSion fell short in the total team ed ·and met head on wlth """"'-S1n11 Mlrte, 11.911i.ndi •l\d o-a !TorTtne11l1 ""
and drove doWn the field. to point standings wlndlng up a Jose Rivera d Santa Maria ~::;-~, ~!'1"'""inl"'1 -.: ..
easily score the clincher. respectable third with 29. The for tbe crown. The same two GymnaslI• CS 123 -0r1ec iLamooc1 0tc. R"'t' •·-'ed · the -~• Is J t 1s•1w11 1-i McCaughey was furioul over Baron.1 trailed· f1tst place -''&' ID ,K\;wona as 1»-Ge111Mrt IMlrlrw) 11ec. o.n
the Play of the n ...... ers. "It Brawley, whlch totaled _40, week in Morningside with csTH 1.1 •-a · t to b c--. ftl MM (U) IMJ '•fr 136-Clll'f'/' (W.lffn) dee, IO!llrl was pathetic," he said later. plus ~rup ~~ defen~1ng Rivera coming ou on P Y rurn1111~1. J. w11dtt> !CJ 2. P. rF11li.rton11 ,., "Eve~-pi'cked today to 5.~ champion Pacific, w h 1 c b a wide margin. W•ldtl' 1c1 l. Gr1N• 1ci Poln11: 1'·'· 141-wuNm.11 CMI•• ca.t11 .._ Mc· ·•-· ~ H I Jl ROPI Cllmh-1. YOll"'ll /PJ 2. C~ N1uon1on CWwtmlllllwll W off. I won't single out anyone notched 34. marker~._ However; orpe gave a -!'J 1. z111.c191 cPI 11-: l.t. 1oa-M11tt11u «P11°' v•"*l .,.ft.,
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ed to tie it up three minutes
into the last half as Andre
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McCaughey's group returns
to Pacific League wan s~
day to play at Long Beach
or pick up a ra1ned out game,
pending other State C u p
results.
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Mater Dei
Explodes,
Wins, 8-3
Mater Dei High School broke
Jooet for five runs In the
aeventh inning to cap a come-
from-behind noo-teague vani-
ty baseball victory Saturday
with an 1-3 decision over host
Ssn CJemente.
Steve ~fcMahon's two-run
producing single followed four
walkl in the seventh frame
to wrap up the win for pitcher
Adrian Witt.
Witt, who allowed the
Trttons three runs In the first
two Innings, settled down to
limit the San Clemente nine
to one walk and three scratch
singles the rest of the way
to pick up his !eCOOd win
ol the campaign.
'Ibrff San Clemente pit·
chm: walked 13 Mater Dei
batters.
Y.ater Def Is at Saddleba~r
&oday in the opening round ti. the. Santa Ana Tournament.
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UCI Athletes
To Be Honored
UCI 1w 1ebeduled two April
banquet& whkh win honor the
university'• swlmm!n1 and
balUtball teams.
The .wtmmtng banquet Is
1tt for April t and the basket·
ball tum cmvenes April IS.
lloth evtnll will be held at
~ ClmJIUS Commons.
t\nne111 AUTi)CENTER
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the generator?
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Eleclrlcal and cooling and fuel and exhausl syslems.
Expert analysis of everything from headlights to tailpipe.
You watch the results come out on an
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A skilled d'lagnostician goes over r'_~t>J
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now, before they develop lnlo_ big problems costing big
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Skating .~onight ~i F~ro111
BROTHER-SISTER COMBO The hard-luck
brother-sister combinatioo of Ronald and Cynthia
Kauffman will be performing at the Forum in In-
glewood tonight as part cf an lee skating exhibition
pul on by lhe lop finishers
championships. SpiUs in the
title attraction denied them
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Added In that •ggcegauon Vie Tonight By ROGER CARI.SON
DI flll Deilr Piiot lllft
Mission Viejo lligh School.
on the strength of a final
game upset viclory ovr.r Villa
Park ih Crestview League
baskelball action, became the
firsL varsity team ever in the
school 's brie.f history to post
a winning record.
Coach Pat Roberts' crev.•
completed the campaign with
a 13-ll mark after .500 clip
the previous two years.
And despite losing bis best-
ever player in Tom Gardner
via graduation, Roberts and
Mission Viejo should have an
even better season next year.
Of the starting "seven", on-
ly Gardner and Jerry Glouster
are scheduled to leave the
Mission Viejo campus.
Returning are Dan Kratz.
a 6-5 center who averaged
nine points per game ut the
pivot position. He is called
the player on the spot by
Roberts.
"Kratz is the key figure
for us next year 1( he can
come through as a team
leader and develop consistency
in his offensive scoring end
rebounding, we'll be in good
shape," says Roberts.
Rudy Holmes will be return-
ing at guard after scoring
at an 11 .2 pace, behind
Gardner's 16.0 average.
Holmes, at 5-9. is outstan-
cting with good defensive
moves.
Others back to Corm a
starting lineup before the
season begins are S t e v e
l-lazan, Jeff Masterson 11nd
Steve West.
Haun is a 6-3 forward;
Masterson also a 6-3 forward;
and West a 5-8 guard.
.lim Schaffer, a S.10 guard.
\fill also be back from the
varsity.
is a junior varsity n1ainslay
from the 1969 contingent.
Doug Citro. a 5--10 guard
who'll be a 1un1or. averaged
27 points per game 1n the
last seven junior varsily
outings and is counted on
heavily by Roberts to fill the
scoring gap Jen by Gardner
and Gloster.
T\.\'O Bees expected lo help
out are .Jim Davis and Kevin
Shannon, The junior varsity,
champions of the Crestview
League, became the first litlr.
winning team In history at
the Diablo campus.
Despite the solid nucleus of
returning lettermen a n d
olhcrs, Mission V i e j o ' s
chances for a Crestview title
appear sli1n.
Foothill, 1969 champion. \\•ill
have three starters back in·
eluding league play<'r ol the
year Bill Boyd.
Other teams expected to
field veteran outfits a.re San
Clemente, Tustin and Orange.
Area Sports
Calenda r
'fhe skating aristocracy of
10 nations will glide onto the
ice at the Forum tonight to
present an exhibition featuring
champions and runnersup of
the recent world chmpionships
in Colorado Springs.
A total of 25 figure skaters
will participate starting at I
o'clock. This event brings
together for the first time
in history. a touring group
lhat includes countries from
behind the Iron Curtain as
\\/ell as Western nations.
Tickets are still available.
Honors are expected to be
divided between Gabri e 1 e
Seyfert and Tim Wood. Miss
Seyfert, the eye catching pert
blond from East Germany,
ran away with top honors in
the ladies single's event Wood.
a prelaw major at John Car-
roll University, added the
men's singles title to his Jong
list of gold medals.
The world champions in
dance, Diane Towler and
Bernard Ford from England.
can be expected ta dazzle the
crowd with their synchro
movements on the ice.
Pro Hock ey Standings
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Calendar
For UCI
For Month
Following Is the calendar
of events at UC Irvine for
~e rest of the month. AU
~vll!)i ""' open to the public.
'l'here ls no admiuion charge
e1eept where lndicated.
U 'lhnday
NOON CON:CERT .
"Clarlnette a la M o d e , ' •
Sonata for clarinet and piano;
111 Fine Arts, 12 noon.
II htday
CllElllSTllY SEMINAR
"Hydrogen bot.ope Effect in
Ab«traction Reactions," Dr.
Ralph Weston, Brookhaven
NalionJl Laboratory and
Vilithlc Profesaor at UC ..
Berkeley; !01 Phys Sci, 4 p.m.
IRVINE REPERTORY
THEATER -"Under Milk
Wood" by Dylan Thomas;
Studio 'Ibeater, 1:30 p.m.
SOLD OUT.
Just Like Original .
tSS.lanlay
"Ox," the St. Benianl mascot of Theta cii1 fraternity at Worceoter POJytecb-
nic Institute in Ma.ssacbu.setts, served u model for the fratemity'a lhow
sculpture.
AAUW SYMPOSIUM
"The. Drug E p i d emic ••
Science Lecture Ha11, t a'.m.
to 3 p.m. Tlctets, '4.75
(includes brunch}, may be olr
tained by sending chect and
seU-addressed, s t a m p e d
envelope to Mrs. S. Dale Stan-
ton, 1509 Harle Pl., Anaheim
92802 •
IRVINE REPERTORY
THEATRE -"Under Milk
Wood" by Dylan Thom&!!i ·
Studio Theater, 8:30 p.m:
SOLD OUT.
17 Monday
UC! TOWN & GOWN MEM-
BERSHIP MEETING -"How
Black Students See UCJ " Dr
Duran Bell, Assoc p' r o r :
Economics; and BSU
members Jim Winder, John
King and Tom WaUord in
panel discussion: Mesa Com-
mons, 10 a.m.
II Tuesday
UC! TOWN & GOWN
MUSICAL PROGRAM -An-
nual program for all Town
& Gown Members· I a 12
Antigua Circle, N e' w p o r t
Beach; 10:30 a.m.
%0 Thursday
ENGINEERING CO I,.
LOQUIUM "Trends in
Engineering System
Research," C. H. Leondes,
UCLA; Campus Advance Cont
Rm, 4 p.m.
F1LM "Dishonored "
Marlene Dietrich, Sponsor~
by University Ga 1 J er y
Associates and lhe A r t
Gallery; Studio Theater, 8:30
p.m. Tickets $2.
Zl Friday
SIGMA XI LECTURE
"Quasars" -Enigmas on a
Grand Scale," Prof Harlan J.
Smith, Univereity of Tei:as,
101 Phys Sci, 4 p.m.
%7 Thursday
F'ILM -"Million Dollar
Legs," with W.C. Fields,
sponsored by U nl ver s 1 ty
Gallery Associates and the Art
Galtery: Studio Theater, 8:30
p.m. Tickets $2.
31 Students
At OCC On
Dean's List
Names of 31 Orange Coai.t
area students who made lbe
ran semester dean's list at
Cal State Fullerton were an-
nounced today.
These students received at
least as many A's as B's
carryir)g a full load of classes.
They are:
Balboa Island
Halter.
Diane
Corou dd Mar -Rowell
Greene.
Costa ft1e1a -D a v I d
A.gress, Susan A n d e r s o n ,
Gerald Balgie, Theresa Clark ,
Earline Gard n er, Alaree
Govett, Roy Gregg. Margaret
Hall, Carol Kleck, Edward
Kleeman, Carole
Knickerbocker, David Perkins.
William Sparks, Jahn Stanphill
and Samuel Wray.
HuntiogtOn Beach -Maria
Bland, Joseph h1aga .Jr ..
Sharon Marshall and Peter
Rowi>nds.
lrvfen -Jamt.! Tracy.
Laguna: Beacll -Diane
W.cMahon. Dolores Silke and
Elsie Taylor.
Laguna N i 111 e I -John
"Andy" Martin. "
Newport; Btach -Peter
Gates, Maryruth Jae ks on,
David Love and Katherine
Watson.
Seal Beach -Phyllis:
Lichenstein.
Poles Elect
6 Officers
A charter slate or six offi·
cen cl. the newly organized
Orange ~y Polisb Club
N were ilmalled recently at a elvport Boy buflei dinner in lh• Newport Beach Elks Club.
Wm' S Honor Co.5ta Mesa Police detective Roscoe ''Rock" Broad, re-
Steve Winsor, 17.year-o 1 d cently honored as the city's
Newport Harbor High School outstanding policeman officat-
senior, has been named a ed as installing officer.
member or the AU Southern President of the club is
California High School Honor Mike Anuszkiewicz, backed up
Band, He plays oboe. by Vice President Robert AJ-
T h e honor band, made up len a n d Holly Kubik, corre-.
of students from JI Southern sponding secretary.
California counties, will ap-Mrs. Wilma Wiekamp ls re-
pear at the Los Angeles Mus-cording secretary, Dr. Sig·
ic Center and perform con-mund K~ick is treasurer
certs in several different cit-and Dr. Vincent Stemitzke is
ies during April. parliamentarian.
Winsor, 0£ 2027 Holiday;=========:::::;;
Road, Newport Beach, a I s o
will be feature\! soloist at the
Newport Harbor High spring
concert r.larch 21. He will be
heard in Handel's "Sonata No.
l for Oboe."
PENETRATIO N
N•trly 1¥•ryont rt1d1 th•
DAILY rlLOT, ho1111tow11
n1w1p1p1r for th1 F•bw-
lout Ort1191 C1t1t.
Horace Ensign Lists
Six as Top Scholnrs
Horace Ensign Intermediate Mo1TY O't:Ol\lllll', "*" Pllrntr. Lift-
School t N rt B h h di Pitt. 511$tfl Ill...... J. 11 1 n ewpo eac as "-•"""""'°"' J•11 RIN<•· P"I "'"· announced its hooor roll for 1.11111mn R1lnli•rt, K11ttv 11u.,, Lc1u1 .. Rotll,_., Tom Sen!1, lloO l1~10n..1e the first semester. o.v1c1 Smr.a, Ly1111 s.111,.., SllHl"I'
S. ( d ls · Shri, Glr. Slmkl11 .. lturl Stl'lull.
1:1 s u en received A's Erl" Smlrh, Kim Sml:tt., W•nt111
in all subjects -eighth gradet ~i"'~ -tr=· ~.~1'
Clark Potboil, and seventh g.~ ~l'iii~l:n1,;:v.:=,~
graders Vicki Call, Julie··c;;••0•0•0•0Y0•0 .... 0·0 "';;';;;;"'"';;';; 'Y;;-;;;;;;. iiOiiOijj
Holcomb, Holly Montgomery,11
U>rl Nichols and Cody Small.
WllMll Or1,..~ -Al•n Atidrl'*t, o.8 Y Antho•w, CYnrni. leckltt, S.MOOI
""-G~t 811tr1mo. S.11\1 8tn1U1, 01le 1111 , K1,..n 811_., 1(1tllv BrlTYlCh, en Brown, Pill! Bilrlr.. Lee Burkt, Scott Ctlctwlll Jin C1r11ey,
•,"", '"~ Terri Coll. Brltn Co1<11,
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.,I c. 'r ,,... Collltr. Rot>et1 .,,,n, e<m ftr Conow., Rldltrcl C~1v•vhou1e, Cl>eo'I O.bolt, A~n1 D""'• • SUJY 00Yle, Jim Orl..:011. B•r 1r1 Dunn.
Debbie Du1111, Jtmes E11kk LOfl Elkln, ll lU Fr1nkll", JOdy Frl.S.v, Ch1<ll1 GllJ.llr, Clr.dff Ht ll, Jo~n H1rrl1. Bill Htlclbrfnk, Robert Hft'-','""°'' Lrll Hltillltncl, M•rk Hlnsh1w, ..,.,~ Hlnhan~. Kini Hum.nn,
Oouetlf Jal'rM«I, ~' Kt er'yP111riclt ~...-11, Krlt -Lit r•wri, f 11I1 n .. ovme.11. 81!11'1 lt'f'!f'tt. Mlchetl McGln,...., LI" M111lkrl'le, Vtlerfe MISWI. Brld Miiier, Tern' _..,,
Mlrt Mol'11•11o Mlurwn Murphy,
Sieve M~,,.. Mlr111r!'I Hewltnd,
S!uarl Hole"' M1rilYn P•lmer, John Pflllllp" Rlcl\trd PnllllPs. Mer9o1ret P"'ltr, JCll'ln R1>u·Du1111o11n, Tom 5.ffrlet. Wendy $ml~ Karl T•hll, G'Q T•ut>e, Gtn' 1horrw, JOHl!h T11oma1. K•rl Von Henen, Ellen =~,~n ~~~.~~IL Offrlw Wundt11ich,
S.Ylftllil G ....... -Ptrrt AdlmL Tom Afl.n. _Joy Arrttionr, Svslii B1!tlrl~ TG!'ll llldtWl!h, Jvlll Bennett. Jec-llnt a...,..rct, ROii lll•lack, IC1rtf> Bowmln. K1"' Brv1nt 8f'l!I Bunntll, Tl,,. Bvnu., Nici< Burton. C1P'OI Ct"'""1L AM C•lff. Dout fhlrd, Terry Cline, R~tl\ Clucas, Stitt'!' ~1n. Durlc•n Colter, Merlin c1111, .., • Cr1kl, LN Dlt>n1. La Didi-. Lvndon Dfd<e,, John Oiaer.
i:~,i:it:._ rr:~111E~~ J~~~'l'.r1'-.:1, tne ~ ... nelcl, koll fl1r. Robet1 rtN\1.1, Bannl• GHI. Vidcl G•lt, Mwl1 Grlmlll1w.L BtV9f'IY Grots1. Jfffl Gorm111, M.,..,. <.tUnktl, Lturit Htlley, TI~ mm111, Rlth•roS H1mm, Crntlll1 ~'fl.: H~=:-1,~::'::;n l.o:.r:~..;; ,m,l~°"' Andrew Jones, VUtrle JCl/IN«I, L'1 le Jorden.
A.G. K•w•mvr1. IClmbtrlY k1r, '"'v r1111rtl KlrT. Thtresa K!inir.r, •llrll K-., Stmhtnl• k"""ntkl. c1,,. "• u ublr, Ptt l•wrlttr. K1!11~llle, Jul l..otlmt"• Lind• Lwcl. n.h• LYflll, Edwtrcl L,..,, OebOlt M abe, Miiton McCord, Ktrert McOouOll M1r111r1t Melt, Tim Marlmon, Oodf Miro.I, Kim Dr a Mllcl>tll, S t t v 1 MOnolco. Tarn Mor"!', Fre~k Nt.S.sdv. Lori N~llOll, Lltl.lrl Nkholl,
~ s.
ljlAFECO
INSURANCE
for special
GOOD STUDENl:
DISCOUNTS on
your Family
Auto Insurance
Bob Paley
and Auoci1te1
INSURANCE
474 E. 17th St,
COSTA MESA
642-6500
Orange County's most complete Sid Shop
Continuing
Our
Store-Wide
SKI
SALE
20%-50% off
We Will Remain o.,.,, All Summer Featuring
A Complete line of
Bikini's & HOBI E SURF llOAROS
OP EN DAILY
M•IMl•Y~rW•r-10.-f
S•tvnf•y·Suncf1r-TO..£
2aos w •• , c ... t "'•"w.•.Y NEWPO RT BEACH
642-8335
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Come '" tbll rwtmmer'• paradjle. 15 x :SS' pool on
lute ecntr lot. Room. for
boat AND traller. A11o ~
d-: s Biii 2 ballio, dble
~··--·q:. It's a 1b!al tor only
$30,750
OPEN DAILY l.S
2527 Andover Pl, CM
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PERRON
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Easblde Sleeper
* 642-1771 Anytime *
Terrific Triplex!!!!
3 BR, 2 ba, tam rm, fire-
place, bttakf.ut bar, w/w
carpefJ, bwd fiOOl'I, plUI eke, Bil, location. ++r
Immediate poss! $23,500! !
• "RING"
, ... \SPRING ····~ 2629 Harbor IDvd., C.M.
LtYe tn one and let the
others pay yoUr payments.
Onr Wre unit with huge
bedrooms and 2 batha, plus
2 • Two bedroom apartments
one with fireplace, both wllh
built.in nnse A ovens. ear..
pets and drapes. Encloled
prqa plus 3 extn. parking
spaces. ~b' private pa-
tios for each unit Look at
this!!! $37.950. SUbm!t )'Olll'
home on 01.tr paranteoe salt
plan.
"For A Wl.se Buy"
· Colesworlhy & Co.
642-77'71 OPEN EVES.
Immediate
Occupancy
~ly custom home. 3Cttl8
living room. Hua:e double
Palm Verde fkeplace. 3 bed.
room, paneled den, 2600 sq
It $54,900.
JEAN SMITH, Rltr.
8 HOUSES
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES W E. 17th St., C.M.
640"256
On 105x330' lot with room for Walker & Lee DOYER SHORES
~icned & bWlt by IVAN
WELLS. Unequaled for qual·
lty a: elegance. VIEW. 4
Bdnn1. 3 baths, atrium.
4 or 6 m<>l'!' unlhl. $960/mo
income, Will oonaidu trade, 20a Westcliff Dr.
-Call for further infonnation. 646-TIU Open Eves.
Look At This ! Roy J . Ward Co.
(Baycreat Oftlce) Hua:e R-1 lot. Near Back
Bay, 63 x 148! Beat buy and
lowest price in area. Only
$7,950! ! HUl'f')'! !
18G Santiago Dr. 646-1550
New Lfttlng * 642-1771 Anytime* • "ring'"
l,..,\SPRING 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths on cor-
ner -room for boat. trailer
etc. Bi& GI loan to take OV•
er. Ila a rul buy at $2'2,650. •;.-ercy
546·5110
Daily Pllot Want Ada! I
Nffd a Gtrbemtan&le!
l'lDd tt w1th a want ad!
2629 Harbor mvd., C.M.
OCEANFRONT Lovel,y
modem 3 BR. + tam. rm.
$5DXl Down. 833-D'T Owner
{IU' cnen. theltr!)
LUGE REALTY
1500 Adlrns It Kllrbor,CM.
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STA.TE Of' CALIFOllNIA.
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The
Or1ng• Coosl's
Most° Compl.te
PRINTING
SERVICE ---"'-642-4121
Nearly Everyone 'listens' to Landers
The DAILY PILOT
There's Only One
Bucco/a~ tng/i6~ Uf~
Th1I beautiful 3 BR SUn-
lhlne boale backs up tG
Estancia JU Jllalt•
growd. Just made for
lddt. No traffic to croaa.
Beautiful trees il PalOI
Verde ttbnmed planter
in front ;yard A Palos
Verde fireplace. 5% 9&
loan can be usum~ -
$22,750 with Sll.4 month
payments.
16th &. Tustin -Coste Mew
ADULTS
Most homes are built with only children in
mind. We have five homes designed for the
comlortS and tun of adult& •. Beauti!Ul to look
at, room for bobblea, private office, separate
dining 'rm, guest room with bath, 3 car ga-
rage, walking distance to churches, Westclilf
shopping, and restaurants.
1% with' 20% down -7~% with 10% On.
no 2ndl """'7'" no points -29 yr1 on Nl1nce
Priced from $30,950 to $33,950
•
COATS ..
WALLAC!
REALTORS
54Ml41-
Exclusive Avent
IDP,on Ewnlftllll
p. a. palmer incorporated
. 2377 VIA LIDO
Tract Ph: 540-5113 From L.A. Coll MA 5-8034
CORONA DB. MAR l'LL GIVE
IT TO YOU
STRAIGHT
R-2 Jot + house. Rare avail.
ability, high investment po-
tential; 5th lot from Ocean
Blvd. & beach. 3 BR., 1% If you are lntere1ted tn a
bath!· some view Alwa,ys good location (Costa Mesa,
ted Pricedto~U. N~rt Hflaht:a area), ttn · clDRe to Newport HeJa:h~ $37,500 ...... ochool (!% bllal &
new city park (2 blks), shop.
Newport ping, 5 min. to beach. a very
quiet street, bla•IU lot (room
fol boat, camper or rental
unlt), 3 bedrooms (or 2 I:
a den) l IJi bath&, fireplace,
sidewalk!, paved alley, dou-
ble garagt!, large fenced
Victoria
646-1811
"ll=:i=:i=:i=:i=:i=:i=:i:E\back yard,~ phone me Iii at 644-4687. I am ukin&
VA REPO
$750 DOWN
$25,500 but H you come run-
ning (rm in a buny) with
chKk book in hand, (&1 low
a.s $1750 down) I'll give it
to you straight, I'll save yoU
We W'le you to Wpect this $100IJ, (Thal'• as strai&ht u
VA owned, vacant 3 BR.1,.Iiican.,.iigoiilii) ............. ....
home in Costa Mesa that1 •
has been completely recon-
ditioned in & flUt Near all
schools. Large lot, fenced.
·Full price only S17 ,950 • pay-
ments $157/mo .•
Pete Banell Realty
Presents
BEST of BAYCREST e Front O>uii:Yard with
lovely olive tree I' \I I • \\ 111 I I
....... , \I(\ \II\'\ ~ .... ~1 \1 1 \••'
11:113 Baker, C.M.
Four Bedrooms
$17,250
Move into this large family
home today. Ooae to shop.
p ing, schools' and churches.
J ust put on the market, thls
fllle won't last! $135 p e r
month includes taxes and
buura.nce! 0 N LY $500
DOWN!!!
WE SELL A HOME
• 4 Bdrma 31Ai spark.
ling baths
• Formal din1nc room
• 2 fireplaces • built-in
BBQ e Child-We pool • en-
closed with wrought
iron fe~
What more can YoU uk
for $69,500! 1 isa; Weatclill Dr. J NEWPORT BEAQI
~... 642-5200
EVE RY 31 MINUTES /'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9
Walker & Lee TAKE OVER 41/:i%
GI LOAN
20ll w .. tclill on.e ONLY $93 PER MONTH
646-TIU Open Ewa. without qualllying for this I.,.,...,..,..,.....;....;.,..., I bl& 3 bedroom, 2 bath home.
2 UNITS _ CX>RNER LOCATION wHh
2 car garaae and room for Slip and Pier boat ., campor. N • .,
$82: 500 schools and lhoppJnr. BEST
CUstom des~. 3 bl'droom, OF AU.. , .$93 includes tax·
2 baths, gourmet kitchen. ea. Or buy NO DOWN VETS
fir FHA tenns. Cheerie 1 bedroom apart•
ment. Large sun deck. WE SELL A HOME
Macy Lem Marion EVERY 31 MINUTES
........,.. Walker & Lee
2100 Harbor Blvd. at Adami Coldwell, Banker & Co. MS-9491 ~ = "~:.:::.. Open 'tU 9 P.M.
ICI t4U1 DWlll
-Income Units
$72,000 Attractive Duplex
Near Ocean at 48tb StreeL
Spacious lMnt rooms. 3
bedrooms Ol 2 and den, 2
baths in each unit Built-ins.
Reduced to ••••••.• $49,500 .
Monthly Income
$850
Bay & Beach Wollt-McCardle, Rltr1.
1310 Newport Blvd., C.lll. Realty, Inc. 548-1129 Ewa. Sff..<1684
901 Daver Dr., NB Suite 221 j!!~l'!!!!!!!!'!'!!"'!''"'l~~
64S.2000 Ev11 642-3217 Hoovy Shake Roof
OPPORTUNITY Eutmde cul-dwac, 3 bdrm,
Jg fam nn, GE kit, dlah-
wa.sber, cpt•/dl'plf. $28,950.
ERNIE-..
CLEVELAND
for 2 licemed Real Estate
people, YO'JI' own delk I
phone. Good-advertlli1¥ pro-
gram. With well establlahed
office, Walk In tratnc. Good
leadt to work on. R••ltor~_.
w. E. Lacbenmyer Real>or 143 Brood~:l4645-0lll 1860 Newport Blvd., CM s-646-3928 Ew:m"'577 Eves. ,..,
YOU OWE IT TO YOU)V =N ARTERY
SELF TO INVESl'IGATE 8 tree I: clee.r Bachelot' Unlll
OUR 4 DI FF E R E NT in Glendale near Los Felh.
TRADE 1N PROGRAMS., Owner wUJ tr.de or •ll with
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 L 17th St. -4
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25% down. wm carry fll'lt
at 71Ai"' lnterat. 1be price
Is 163,SOO but wm mah
)'Our otttts. HURRY!
llDDM'
·REALTY ON THE IEACH 21m w. Bilbao Blw., N.s.
Eld-P>lna °"" home • 67~
............ llvlnc -best ---=== --.•BR.2Ba,
priced )I) IOD tut •t -!09.SOO JUST REDUCED
81 •)Cit Obb' tor Immediate ~ CORBIN-MARTIN Fiim Duplex. 135,cm
REAL TORS . George Wllllom-
:I036E.Coa1tH..,,,C4M ""''"" 67.S.16'2 6'7M350 E.e•. 6J3.IOl4
U peace, comfort, location
are important to YoU. look
thiJi over. C.OOYenient to
N~ Heigh ta grade
IChool, and all shopping. 2
hlka to new park. Only
$25,500; and all these "plus"
features. 3 bedrooms, 2
balm, fireplace, cpts. and
drapes, double prqe, con-
crete dri\'e, large fenced
back yard on 50x130 FT. R-2
LOT. There is not to much
available in this part of
eutslde 0.!.I. HWTy. OWN·
ER, WllLSEU.FHA!! ........,
Less Than Rent
168.00 Total Pmt.
No qualifing, anyone can u-
1WDe existing 6% GI }oan.
4 bdrm.s, 2 bath! plus sep-
arate den, custom 1loot to
ceiling rock fireplace, bit
ina:, forced air bee.~. new
shag carpeting. Best Costa
Mesa area. Call
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 ,If.,
POOL HOME
Perfect 1loor plan for
a pool. 4 bdnns, huge
game room & large
bedrooms. well main-
tained. Top bu y.
$40,950.
bEIOX PoiAf
Relax and enjoy thit: 2 Bdrm.
and convertible den home
in top area (If tine home&.
Spaci<>us sunny living rm.
floor to ceiling fireplace,
white brick, 2 baths, patlD,
extra sized lot % bloclc to
private Bay beach • Ocean -
vacant, t'l!ady to move into,
only $41, 750. Good temu.
BllCllll
REALTY
2025 W, Balboa Blvd., N.B.
675-6000
Beautilul Baycrest b o m e
wtth lovely pool. 1 bdrm
suitable for maid's room.
Excellent AntlgU.a Way loe&-
tion. Don't mW this one.
Amold & Freud
5 UNITS
$54,000 -10% DOWN
ROOM TO BUU.D
Rltr. 6Q..9730 Eves. MS-Om e KBOIEDY
All Ploy No Work
can be ycun, BeautltuJ. Span.
lsh atYlo 2 BRI, l~ bath
Cond<lmlnlum. $29,850.
DAVIDSON RHlty
RJtr. 2150 Harbor m, CM
54&6tllO Eve!, 546-3851
Wont Tho 11111?
OJst-blt house oo ehoice
60' iot. em Joe/ • Bd, wn
nn, 3 ba, dln rm. St to
Sbttt. beaut <!Ord. $1(6.000
R. C GREER, Realty
3355 Vla Udo m.9300
$11,500
filch beamed ceUinp. Gar·
ap beautifully paneled I
ottd q pme: A part)' room.
Pu1b button buDt·lnl. 2
bathl, Double praat.
5'1>1120
TARBELL 2955 Horbor
SOUTH OF HWY
2 an home plus 1 BR Rent.
al. Walk to all stioPIJ ~.900
Orengo Coost Property
332 MaquecilO 67>-e$50
THE ~/LI\!.
E .c:~·r I\ T'ER ..
We are u dOR u
rour phone -Ne«! lntonnattont •• Wt
have It!
'46-7171 54t-ll!S
ASSUMI
IV.•4 LOAN
Don't mill this out·
at.andlng 3 bedroom
Meu. de! Mar borne
-2 •parkllna: batha -New carpet..
$161 .... papoll
MOYI IN
TOMOUOW.
4 Bedroom, 2 bath
falnily home kitch-en has elee. built· ins.-Slldlng gl&a
doors from LR and Den.-to a covered
patio.-$23,950.
fust $1500 dow•
NEWPORT
HEllOHTS
No other home In
this area ean bout
of dlnlna room. kit-
chen n o o k, dlsh-
wuher and a 15x30
workshop w h I ch
could be converted to a mammoth play-
room. -Room for
cam~ or boat -
$26,!)00. -
100/.Dowo
646-7171 546-2313
WESTCLIFf
Abandoned by
transferred owner.
Spaciou1 living
room with open
beo.m eelllng-2 brick
{iN!places. Move in
tomorrow -
$40,950
MESA Dll. MAI
Nestled in quiet,
Safe cul • de • sac. 3
Bedroom, 2 b a t h
with tamlly and
laundry rooms. Blt-
ln kltchen all refin-
ished. B I g oversize
back yard. -
$27,500
IALIOA
l'ININSULA
Large family w 111
have room to roam.
5 bedroom• 3 bathl, 1 block from N.}(
Yacht O ub, 1 block
to beach. Lob: of
prtvacy on thiJ dou·
ble R·:l lot. .........
$5000 .. $6',500
LIDO LOYILY
Swm,y South Patlfl on a 40 ft. Jot. 3
bedroom, Ch""'Y kit-
chen with all built.-
in.. $49,500
20 Profeutonal1
To Serve You!
INDOOR POOL
3 Bedroom on large
comer Jot. Newly
decorated through-
out Completely en·
closed s w I m mln&
pool.
$29,950 !Ty
10•/o Don
HORSES!
HORSES!
Santa Ana H•lghb.
60x200 with 2 bed-
room home + 2 ear
garage. Completely
fenced. Great term1.
$23,500
can or come in. We
have all VA and
FHA Information.
APPUISID
$22,ZSO
No down to Vet..1.-tmmecnate poaseaa-
1lon. J~1 2 be.tbs, has large UV• ,Ing room with fire.
pl..,., .,.,,,.,. and
drape~l400 down
to a11 m .250 rov't ·-· 9u1n HAVIN
3 Bedroom, 2 baths in a qWet non-traf·
fie street -cozy
living room with
brick Cireplace, kit-
chen with all elec-
tri c buUt-lns -a dandy buy at $26,.
900 wllh 10% down.
·Owner will conald·
er trade for 3 or 4
uni ti.
COW!il PARK
etw·ming 3 bed·
room, ~led and
drapod. Hlih FHA
loan can be auumed
-wllh $163 per mo.
~t lneludln& ......
646-7171
01
546-2313
• W•N ... 1•'-1
pPEN EVES. TJJ. 9
-------
THE \J1:1\L
E S TATER .•:
---
1000 Gonorol •
You bave only 2' DAYS to lab ad-
vanuge of our 8% % Interest rate
on the bquti!ul new homes of Ran-
cho IA Cuestl on Brookhunt at
AUonta in Huntington Beach.
Our lender must increase hla inter·
eot rates on April 7, 1969.
All that is necesaary to usure your·
sell of Ibis k>w interest Is your ~
lection of one of our S or 4 BR, 2
or 3 bath, 1 or 2 story bomu &
make your lniUal deposit of $500.
Call 9611-2929 or 988-1SS8 any day
from 10 to 8,
1000
-------------
1210 Newport H.... 1210
Drive by 328. Aho, Newport Heights
Outstanding'Yalae ly Owner $34,000
Lovely corner 3 bedroom home , large lanai,
2 baths, dining room, living room with at-
tractive fireplace, lush carpeting through-
out, dropes. Beautiful trees and p!antlnp.
Call owner for appointment to see.
54B 0 1444, 646 -1711
0-.. 1 1ooojc--
OllLY $16,500 l~~=;;;I -· Swlmmln11 Pool Three bedroom, 1%. baths, ';I
Built-In electric range and Hot weatber la comirr& • 9et! oven. dilhwuber. forced air tb11 pool, Nica l BR home
heat, attftcttve wall,!O wall :_ ~::.-::;
carpeta, Two car l(Ulle, -.........
larp Jot, located on a quiet 5% % 1oe.n. SS,950.
~ ;."~~ ,,E>_.'1 .. -
wanta qulck ..... Tho tin-~'9-"'M-1.t-C. ancirVisall1etAUwe lfALTY
nttd ls $1.650 DOWN.
* * * * WTSIDE $20,950
Hidden 2 ltory home. 4 latp
Biii 2 .......... baths, .....
family room. fomial """'-·
double doored tile entry,
gorgeous carpetlne ii: even
a fireplace in the master
bedroom,ProfeUionalb'
landscaped~Uent area -
$11,500. CALL SIQ.llSI (open
eve•)
Nelr NB Pait Ofc. 646-Xl.f
a BR. 2 Ba., by owner. Cpt:s.,
-'"· tncd yud: bit-In eiec. · kitch. w/rd.. IJ
-qulet -
close )I) ld'1I, -· $25,500. 83'1-&UT; IG-3863
ASSUME <UI Gl Joan. 4
Br. OPEN HOUSE. SG-lllfl
Tho¥ Co ...... ClS-D'IT
1111
4 BR + fam1 2 BA, nrwlY .....,+-crpt· ........
etc. $26,900. 540-90.9
Newport a.ich 1200
Like to Entortoln?
... this ' BR, plus ' baths.
cmy d.lu.iJ:w/1amll7 rm 2
trplcs plus bup 10D1D for
pool table or T Encbed
pool with aeparat. P1I.)'
yud for $52,500.
Wollcor RNlty
33315 Via Lido 61540
LIBRARY OR DEN?
+ 8ac:k Bay view, ""'" lot. room. for boat IJ trailer.
Very Best location. MM414
[D11t.;£~
CHARM GALORE Owner's Special
4 & FAMILY ROOM 3 Br., "'2 Br. A den, ..,.. tom Wntcliff home, maey
Plush 1ornW entry. Luse extras, nr stores 6 llCbll.
Uvtrw rom with brick wqod * Phone 5K..fOM *
burning tlttplace, """"'I ,--=-:,...,-=...:-=--=I •--doon: •aad to free fQrm 3 BR Waterfront No. 62
g-lfC ft-I.._,_ "'--. 150. 0 0 D. prden1. Hua:e tamiq room ouuua. ...,v.,
with beams. 4 family bed-Prefer tndt for •Cl"taP
rooms. Fantutic muter or wW consider odm. 541-
wlth private bath. Near Tm
ICbool ;ll's Hurry c al I LIDO Sandi l Br. 2 Ba.,
645-03(0 walk to beach. Lovtl.y ('!Omo
Forest E. Olson, Inc. munity pool Mid Jl)'L ......,.,
john maenab
DLX Condo, !pie, pool-2 br.
2 "'-xtru. Quick -$5000 dn $28,500, a I t .
491-<1CJ11/6'13-mli
COUNTRY FRE~tH !=======!
ldtal family bome, 3 bed-N-rt Holthh 1211
rootna. larfe family rm. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j ·newly paln<ed, hnma->e. I•
Neu Marlnen school ""' Ocean & lay
parlr. ............ " $43,911l A vltw Jlke thfl II oeldom af.
Call for apopintment. tered. Wide Ocean by day,
(714) 6C""5 ""' -llobta by 901 lloYft I>riw, Sult• 12ll Olabt s BR, ti> batho, .... N"7°" Beach Rm tr! I!!!!!!!!!!!!" plact, Hobl)y • pie IV"
CARDINAL HOME .,., O!!tt 140,000 00 -
f BR. Immed. .....,..,.,,. 9!., '
Randt ltyle, Ulfd brick OI' • ·-....... ,,...,. ------modem titcbm. dbl Q\'ell, • l I A L t y
ample -ta. cpta /-N-NII""' Ole. ""2flf
bkd waD. fence, VA « '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'! 111A·""·'°"--E111blvff 1242
--=~J's~.:!'. Clrpilta. drapertaa,
llrepllce, _.. -DILUXE DUPLIX .wte. Vlcw ot b11ta. 1.oJp
New S BR lTrdtl PuimUla back _._. D AI V1ata.
adjoc<nt to OcMn a 11a1 •--,.
158.teO. 791 ""'nclnil • ..u. 1or -144-ll.12 lol~ Rul Estote Co. n-s ---. ilii-
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C7Ml.40 tedkr "ft""'ll
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HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALi! HouSES FOR MLE • ' RENTALS '!RINTALS I
EHtbluff .1242 Huntington 8Mch l400 ..... no llMd\ l70S -llnfvmlthM AotL Furnished
Ownpngne living and a beer
•price. lliost house for dol-
•1ar value in the care1ree
~mu11a.. 1850 :llZ ft. 3 BR. 2lt
baths, i..tory like new bOme.
• Absenlee <>wner used week·
a.. ends only. Vaeant. squeaky
.clean • and nwve-in fresh.
•
Better call toda.Y. · ,
EASTBLUFF
REALTY
2414 Vista. Del Oro
Newport Beach
'4~D33 . EvH. ~
Irvine Terrace 1245
CAESAR'S l!ALACE Income Jnf1s Coote Mooo ·-'. ii~ a.llloo 4300
Can't beat thb, Q>ol ""'l . Hondym~n SPeclolt • $150 MOrun. *' * • • 3.Bedrobm, 2 Bath Pad, lea-t.oc. on Oceanalde ol. HWJ, 'Bedroom,.one bath boule, DOn Colling•
tu:ring a loYely stone walt-f 150 ydJ 'tiOm Beach. 4 Jae Large completely tenoed 901 E.1Say Ave.
fall Jeadine into thil 30' Apt. unib. ?ftdc> paint 1-;yanL Call evenings or ~k· &.Ibo.I, Cialif.
Bluehaven H & F Pool wltb aood ienerat· cleanup. ro endl ,673-6568 •
covered patio!! BONUS!! TENTIAL I N'C OM E a. $1'.lt,., 3 bedroom, F.ast .&i®:· You are w!.aner ot a pair
Huge Family Room with CEWING$10,<mANNUAL. fenced . yard • prqe. ol tld:• te the Bo.at
stooo Clreplace, water aoft· LY. Price $69,950. Cbildren O.K. 24231N Norae, 8bow al the AM.tielm.
ner. ,S23.500 Full Price. GI ~ON REALTY ~l .. c="' .. ·=======~ I Clo a~ e.a t lo• ()Mier, NoC!uihSDownL. E 985So, Coast, Laguna. Maf'Q l ,tb.toa·i'AI 1•. WE EL A HOM . M.a.~el Mar . 3105 Come to anr of our t
EVERY 31 MJNUTES OCEANVIEW J'..ot $1,000 CLEAN 4 BR t.ba ·bltlns br:ueb <0ffloetJ and pick
W I k & L down, ~ 15.508 at 115 • -• "I' yov FREE ....... a er ·ee por mo. o..n.., .... 12!J! """'-dbl• l8!8&"· l230/mo. . .• ' * * •. ;_...=c.,:'-"':;;.;:"'-':=.~-l1 g0wno~~r~Agt~,~546-5580~~==:l~::::::~::=;~s=~;;:; 7682 Edinger RENTALS -H t' 't . B h ••~ ~ o~140 HoUset Fumlthed. Newport Buch 3200 un ing on eac -vv
VET'S WEALTH Go I 2000 TOWNHOUSE 3 Br. "\; ba. nera w/w cpts_ drps, frpl. 1ncd,
BUILD~R $160; 2 BR., 1 ba.,dupl ex. patio, eke. bltno! 2 Car
DUPLEX 2 BR 2 bath, 4 yrs Fenced yd.; w/w: Children pr, pool $715. 60-7219
• young. No dn pymnt. O.K. Broker, '2U980 N H • h 3 e R D SLATES RI , owport "'9 II 210 Spanish eyle, ""°"'tor rum.
Do YOll ., __ ., 841.i.19 . Eves'. -tfi.t Ro I I I She 2005 Shag carpeting, ,.u cle,.. n.cu -n a I O N NICE 3 bdnn to. respon long ing ovens, prtvat@ entrance . a 4 BR House.? SHAKE ROOF ROOMMATE w ANTED term adlt tenant< $225. No & private FuodeckL µwt
\\'@ have two • 4 BR boul@s BEAUTY FEMALE. Balboa lala.nd. dogs. Aft 5 pm. 1513 Clift living, near beaches. 1 & 2
:with pools, Irvine Tem.ce 4 Bdnn, 2 bathS I. hardwood Avail now. 673-2664 afttr Dr 548-7289 BR. 2 IlA from $170 to $225.
, wtth excellent financing. floors, too! Extra large Jot 1 :•::P::M======= CHARMING 2 bedroom & ~.cit : Salisbury Realty with trailer gate. Clean atJ4 1 · den, 2 bath home. w/w '.ll \lat\
""8rp, onlY 123.900 GI or Co1t1 Melo 2100 corpots. <!nopes, Easl>lde TMPl1S
. '315 M1r'ine Ava. FHA terms. See this one for Costa Mesa.Clo&e to shop-19822 BrookhW"8t
·Balboa l1le. 673-6900 sure! PARTLY Furn. or furn.. 2 ping' &: park. Ni'cely (just No. of Adams)
• • Paul Jones Realty Br., ftp!; no children; older landscaped yard, covered Hunlingt9n Beach
~E,.TAL5 ' REAL ESTATI
Apll. llnfvrli!-, a-rel
IU.L EST 1'11 IUSINl.~S. ind
_,., FINANCIAL -------=---1 EHt Bluff 5242 R-for Roni 5,,5 Office bntil' 6070 llut. OppOmmitloi 6300
• NEW DELUXE •
3 Br. 2~ be.. "pt. fQr lease
lncl spec. mm. suite,·p.tn
rm. & dbl 1araee. .•JJ:to-
door opener avaU. Pool I:
rec.· ama., Hr. catholic
Oiurch It 9Chool " Corona
d<IMuHlgb. e Oj<LY $280 e
837.gn, Amj&:OI Way, NB.
Corona del Mar 5250
~.-~; ..
ON TEN ACRES
1 & 2 BR. Furn A Un!um
Frplcs I Pli I Patios I
Pools. Tennis • Contnfl Sk·
fst 9. bole :?utt/Gre:en.
900 s.a Lane. O:IM Mf."1.1
(MacArthur nr. Co•st Hwy)
CHANNEL Rttt 1
$600 mo. 2 Bl'.
wal.erfronl. Boot .,,.....
yr ,,,.
2 Ba.
s 1 i p
NEW 1·Bdrm., garage;
carp., drapes, bJtns. $150
Leue. Adults only 673-0635
ROOM for, rent. Nice, QUltt
home; tor working woman,
ldtcb.. prlvl 642-41'1H
· MutU;al Sovl"''· & ·BUSINESS
Loon Bldt .. CclM OPP.ORTUNITY 350 • 800 ft avail now.
V(/W Cl'pts, Ll_v . rm, reirig,
11e1W pVt, $15 ,,week. 135
Albert Pl. C.M. ~· -
SEPARATE entrance,
675-lalli Evb. 494-32'l3 A RARE CHANCE to lhatt
MODERN ofc. !!J)f.ce;. "1f. in the ffiOFITS of a GOINC _.. ,... BUSINF.SS for ,yaur labor. ca~, para ,, aood loc:., rest Borago ~rinas. Calilomia. ~OCG to 1500 aq ; tt. Health Spa and eleven unit
.;::°=~~-=,..,=~-·I motel. Putential income tor · private bath, TV. wall to
""" oarpeting'. $15. 842-'840
ROOM tOi mit. _filce, qu1et
home: for wodl:ina woman,
kit priv. 642-t7!K
300 Sq. Ft. Office , qualified operators up to
-==°"'="=' M="",:·=64&-=:ml;=, I -$1,000 plus each month. Ex· ~ perience necessary 0 C!hJro.. fn4!Mf~ 'Pi'op. 60IO praetor, tbm>plSt. "" ""f'
Income PrOja.M ly 6000 M4. SPA~ -up to 7450
Sq, ft. ne~ MacArttiur and
Investment Newport~. Prestl&:e
wifh Insurance Bid. 50 parklnc, 9 ol1ices
Approx 3 acres, rare R-3 :ton. + reception room and entry
ing µi avocados + rental. • all air conditioned. 440
Utilities & sewer in & paid -3 phase equipped. Many
for. 400' irntg on paved <>then avaJlabJe. The Real
street cloae to shopping k "Eo=ta:=""';::"64&-:=::710:71:====
;:~ 29c;1l_ be: ..;J Industrial fiental 6090
CaJTY at 6.5%.
BANKER FOR leaoe i..gw,. NllUel,
REAL ESTATE oe Sano;.,,. Fwy at er...n ~ -. v~. new commercial I. n....-'"4-3760 hxl.ustrial units. Delta Elec-
2430 Wannland!, Vista., Calil'. trlc. Days • 831·1400. Eves • .....,,.,
seu.1e, and able to orpnizie
a health pnicram are essen.
tlal. And balance ol Income
is protl.t sharifl& bMis.
Colesworlhy & Co.
64Z-1TT7 OPEN ·EVES.
FRANCHISE
SPECIALISTS
Franchise opportunities avafl.
·able· locally &. nationally.
Cash investments required,
·range from $10,000 to
$wt.mo. Eaminga: rommen-
surate with price of buslpess
selected.
I •
1~~~~~~~~~!1847·1266 Eves. SJS..7124 cpl. prefer. 548--7Dll patio, very quiet .(7l~) 962-29,ql _B_a_lbo_• _____ 5_3_00_
f • S • neighborhood. $195 pr. mo. l'!!!!!!'!!i!!iiii!rrriiiii!'!!!!!!!!!i j·cRACIOUS Adu! · -¥4'1'• Interest Corona del Mir 2250 Available fur Immediate oc-1! t Livlfl&.
s Br 2 Ba Medallion. lathe & cupancy, Write Box 612 c/o UTILITIES PAID Ocean & ~view. Spacious Balboa Peninsula 1300
LIE on t.each, fish on pier,
picnic in park, all within
walking distance. Ne w
Hunt. Beach 4.Plex. by
builder. $65,900 847-3957
3000 SQ tt wareOO!Jse &: <>ttice + 6<XXl sq ft pa.ved & fenced
yard. 1855 Laguna Cllnyon Rd. cn4> 4&l-8066 <>r <n4)
!i<I0-7680
Business Property 6050 STOR.6GE CA RAGE
To companies desirous of.
developine franchise pro-
grams, we can provide: fea-
albility 11tudJes. complete de.
velopment of package, mel">
chandiaing assUtance &
lranclrl!e ...... I
plaster, heavy shake, custom OCEAN VIEW Beautiful ex-Daily Pilot 2 BR &. bach. Htd. pool 2 BR. 2 BA., walk in · Bye Bye~ BUY! crpts & drpll. 2~ car garage, eculive 3 BR., s bath. 802 Knoxville, Apt D, H.B. closets. beautiful carpets &
Doll Holwe on peni!lsula concrete drive. tuny land· Available now, $475 mo. Untv8rslty Park 3237 • 536-2914 • draperies. Poot. Boat slips
·J!Oint; three bedrooms, one scaped. Acet>ss to 6 acre References required. MOBILE· Home, 2 BR. S125 for tenants. SUbtemmean 1-«nd a half batM:, fireplace, park trom rear yard. 2 miles Don V, Frank1Jn, Realtor LUXURIOUS S Br., bonus + util. $30 cleaning fe!f!, parking. 673-3003
.Jae dble garage. Near chan. to major shopping. Walk to 673-2222 rm., 2 baths, frplc. f300 53&-1674 -
nel and public beach. A schools, college ·& Douglas RENTALS Mo., lease. 83J.-0927 Lido Isle ~ewel Red11ced to m.250. Plant. Located in Bolsa H Unfu ·-L---Lagun• Beach 4705
5351
UPSTAIRS 2 Br. 2 ba. bltns .
Cpls, drps, frpl. $225 l'ito.
yrly. lease. 673...J8'l4
• 'BURR WHITE, Rltr. Park, Huntington Beach. OUMI mi-Huntington leach 34001-"'---'-'-'--'-"'-0wne.i 89J..1569 -Charmin,g 2 BR. near bellch.
2901 Newport Blvd .• N.B. t -----·----General , 3000 FREE RENTAL BOOK $22.5 mo. Year lease. AduJts. 67~0 Eves 642-2253 DOWNTOWN Drop ln and Browse Newell Auociales 494-6594
' mVINE TERP.ACE -2 BR 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath, fireplace,
& den, Fantastic View, Enclosed yard with Patio. ~EN~ALS lido Isle 1351
BAYP'RONT 2 BOR, Prlvt
Bi!ach, Fireplace, Patio,
$325. 6T~2837 aft. 4 Corne1 lot 2 BR & de11. 1'4
baths, hdwd firs. $3500 cash
-<>wner will take 2nd.
beautiful condltior.. -Jm) Owner transferred and ga,ys Apts. Unfurnished
per mo. lease at-$165.00 or will option Huntir.1Jton Beach 5400
BEACON BAY - 2 BR &: to purchase. Gener•I 5000 -BRASHEAR Reolty
847-8531 Eves. 96S-1178
~ BR 1:i. BATH \
$22,950
=~ .. :~~mm=~~ Walker & Lee l~V;!!E~N•o•oi!ii!M~E~-
John Mcnab Realty Co. 7sgJ Edinger
EXCLUSIVE
ON-THE-IEA.CH
2 & 3 Bedroom AplS.
LAGUNA MOTEL lO'x24'xlll' h -$45. 0 "' . · ~ m -Ph 673-2654
Prime location, 27 older units -"='=======~I
<11. large lot. Great for own. Lots 6100
er/mgr, large e;qulty, .;..;-'-----'---".;.;;..;
SUBMIT AU. TRADES
OR LOW DOWN PAYAfENT
RICK ALDERETTE
RHltor
1704 N. Ross n4/547-6469
OFFICE BLDG. 0 1!B
60(X) sq. ft. 15 otfices, Good
for: Dr .• Lawyers. Savings
& Loan • Bank. s years old.
Easy conversi<>n. ·
R. D. SLATES, Rltr.
84l.J519 Eves. 962-7369
Busihes1 Rental 6060
SALE .
Corporation Llquidali<>n, (3)
HAWAIIAN LOTS near
Hilo $2.000 each. Ed Sharp,
Realtor, 300 N. Newport Bl.,
N.B. 646-7U4
Ocean Front
Resideritia.1. , Owner need.I
cash. Priced $40,<XX>.
Don V. Franklin
Realtor 673-2222
For turt:her info. contact
UNIVERSAL
FRANCHISE
EXCHANGE
1617 Westcllff Dr. SUlte 21.{t
Newport.Beach, caI. 6Cm3
"LITTLE BUSINESS"
• Operate from your home
•. Full or part-time
• High earnings e NO experience nttftSl.J'J'
• Free training program
• Earn while teaming
• $3500 Investment buys
complete! inventory e F<>r informatkm
• Call: 546-6740' eves.
Real Estate Loans 6340
HOME LOANS'
LIDO ISLE BUY
lmrnac 3 BR home on 2 over.
med l<>ts. One of most beau..
tlfuJ. patio/gardens on Lido.
Outstanding value, $79,500.
-LIDO REALTY, INC.
3400 Via ~do 6n.8S30
BY o.voer 2 br, 1 ba, fplc,
bltns, plyrm & ba. Be1t
,Lido buy $44,500. <n4>
675-0023
W/w cpt/drp & blt·ins. On
quiet cul-de-sac. GI. FHA
terms or auume S% % loan..
CALIFORNIA RL TY.
642-8235 842~ or 540-5140 1Ml't1ACULATE APTS~
":ziz:iz:iz:iz:iz:iz:iz::=::liiiPiiuo}O~po~n:;Eve;;;''~·-;;;;,.;-;. IMMED. OCCUPANCY ii . SPARKLING, .winy, walk to <ADULT & FANIJLY
Owners Att.nt1on l beach & shopping: 3 BR; ~IONS AV All.ABLE
Luxury living to .Please the 1
most disctimlnab ng. l'IW
available at
HUNTINGTON BEACH
GOLD KEY SUITES
Executive & Sales
Offices
VIEW • 210• of Ocean & Oty
ll&hts. $29,500 incl plans.
9,000 "9' ft pad. 2417 Harbor
View Or., Cd'Pif. 646-2021
PAIR . of 30' lots. 217
Heliotrope, Corona del Mar.
$32,500 each. 675-3539
MONEY AVAILABLE
Call for details on today's
rates for 1st & Znd 'I'Ds:
Serving Orange County for ,. ,. ....
Auntington Beach 1400
No
Payments
FOR
60 Days
r-• 3, (, & S Bdrm Homes
· CORAL SHORES
Btwn Beach .tr. Brook·
hllnt on Garlield, Hunt·
• lniton Beach.
(714) %2·1353
• • • . James L. Caudle
17751 Altamirano Lane
rf;!untington Beach, Ca.
•-You are winner of•• pair
• ... of Uctets to lhe 8 o 1 I
tillow at the Anahelni
Conventloa Center,
Marcb 1 lllrourh HI.
. Come to U) of our t
branch orfice11 and pier.
up JOGI' FREE pa~.
(714) 897-1005
FOURPLEXES
6YJ'1'. LOAN
NO VACANCIES
$39,950
FIRST PIONEER
847M21
Walk To Beach
Sharp 3 BR. home, carpets,
drapes, heavy shake roof,
atrium entry, quiet cul~e
sac street. Priced right
$28.900 • GI or ffiA terma.
Paul Jones Realty
847-12ti6 Eves. s:J6. 7124
fountain Valley 1410
Vacant/lmmed Pos.
3 BR 3 baths, 1600 sq ft.
frplc, blt·lns & dishwuher.
Low down & assume existing
Joan. Owner will pa)' all -·· TRADEWINDS RLTY.
842·5011 or 842-5012
Hava1u Lake 1675
Havasu lake, Calif.
Do you have rental units? bltns, secluded patio, pool Clase to Shopping, Park
W!! have good tenants from & maintenance; many ex· •Spacious 3 Br's, 2 Ba
previous years and need • tras. $195 Mo. SJS..7954 • 2 Bedroom.,
SUMMER • WINTER • and 3 BR. 1~ bath, 1 mile from ., Swim Pool, Put/green
ANNUAL rentals for them. beach Close to shopping • Frpl, lndiv/lndry fac1s
The Huntingt11n
Pacific~
Pleue call our rental dept. $190/~ 536-n44 · 1845 Anaheim Ave.
~let us give you the RED • alSI'A MESA 642-2824 7ll Ocean Ave H B
CARPETtreabnent.youde-IM~C. 3 Br. 2 Ba; home; (TI4) s:J&.lm ·
serve the best! avail. March; refs. $189 $159; Dlx. 2 BR. 2 ba, w/w, I~
RED CARPET Rlty l'i1onth (713) 358-0368 bltns; recreational area. J ~
Rental Dept 6'13-3663 . • Broker 5J4....6980 Spanish style, shag carpet.
2Crl5 w. Balboa Blvd., N.B. S1nta Ana Heights 3630 ing, sell cleaning ovens, *3 BR;HOU9e . .:St & Relri Costa Mesa 5100 private entrance & private
$155; 2 BR. Aep. rumpw: all util pd. SlGo·=nth. · Fundecks, Adult living, near
rm.. gar., 110\"P. Older 546-0347 beaches. 1 &: 2 BR, 2 BA
children OK Broker HARBOR from $14-0 to $190.
534-6980 2 BR hoilti, fenced yard. ~.cit
$170; 3 BR. 11i9 ba. bltns, Children &: pets OK. GREENS ilY&\ w/w, fncd yd. Children &: References. $125. 546-1980 1'llEllTS
pet 0.K. Broker~ RtNTALS 19822 Brookhurst
Apts. Furnished BACHELOR· UNFURN. (just No. of Adamsl
Co1t1 MH• 3100 fro·m $100 m•> 9'2·2981 -'-=-'-"=---=-,_G_o_n_e_ra_l _____ 4000_1 ALSO AVAIL48LE
T·PLAN for rent. Lcvtly 1 l • 2 &. J BDRM.
Mesa del Msr 3 BR 1 year RENT lease at $235 -r month. Heated Pools, Clilld Care ~ 3 Rooms Furn1'turo Center Adj to Sho p;~ Vacant & ready, Agt , ' · P -... -
BEAUT. new 2 bdnn, 2 be.th .
Has: everything! Call
1112.570:>
,.._.,., $25 Month No pots ollowed
2 BR "-._ d Fm..L OPnON TO BUY . 2700 Peterson 'Vay, at Har-Leguna Beach , gar, pauu, crp.,,, rps, bor & Adams, Costa Mesa.
5705
stove, refrig. Tropical set· (R.efrigeraton: Available) ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!54<-0l!!!i!!!i!!"!i!!!!!!!!!!!' I 100 CLlFF DRIVE ting. For adult11, 1 blk. to No deposit o.a.c. 1~ LUXURY FURN/UNFURN
shops. $170 mo. 544-4780 H.F.R.C. . 1 BR. unfu.rn $120. Avail Yeub' Lease.1 & 2 Bdrm&.
3 BR POOL HOME. 1 block Furniture RQntals 31! • 2 • 1 Br. furn $130 steps to Shont '= Sbop1
from beach. No parking 517 W. 19th.. C.l'if. S~Sl up. Heated pool. no pets, Oct!anview !rom every Apt.
problem. Broker 54S-41.(J. 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm Tt~2800 baby <>k. 1887 Monrovia. from $lSO mo up. lease
Ask ior Don n,35; 2 BR., nicely furn., 646-4753 49'--2449
Assu-• 2 & 3 bdrm homes from 2 BDRM house, avail. 4/1, w/w, fenced yard & patio LN"E"W~2~B~R-. -1-1\_B_A-. -,rp-ti;. LRG 2 Br. 2 Ba. Upper
"'"" $12,500. Large R-l lot1 from crptl'I, drps, frplc, adults, Broker ~ drps, all bltns incl dshwr, duplex, fiiilc. $195 or $210
• * * •
51;4 0/0 Loan f.!'!l!li. Call A.gt. 642-4994 or no pet:oi. After 5:30, 642-8268 $lKI. Bachelor apL on the sep patio, sep gar. $165. furn. 494-SOSl, 673-1166 x
SUBMIT ON ON PMNT 962.1856 eves. J BR. 2 BA penimula. Utilities pd . Avail April 1. 64U257 21CW
3 BR, family room + dining 1040~ Wlhon. USO Month. Broker ~ EXTRA lge 2 bd, w/w crpts,
room . Walk 10 beach. Laguna Beach 1705 * !ill-90l9 * -drps, bll·ins, closed gar. REAL ESTATE
HAFFDAL Re llty •fr & Dry Dplx, nr Victor 2 BDRM, 2 ciillh OK. No Costa Mesa 4100 !~:S~~dults. no pets. _.::G.:••::•::'.:':..' ----
"uorn., to Match lnrome" """'' good ,. ~ d ......... R -• ..,.,., ..... d $ ~ "~ "' : nc. -" ~~. ~v• ~•. •~· -e-ZS Wk Up ~tali Wonted 5990 l',,,7='°=W=ame==r,=FV==842-4405=:::':'.!.,13='=·"°""·=·=·=t.=4!J4.51181/===""="='"2.:""'s=:t·=6">"'31:::;::::·~·~·= .. =·==-• Studio" Bach ;pla. 1'10DERN 2 bd, l ~~ ba, All clec. Crpts, drps, GE k1tch, '(NG. FemaJe exec.,
'General 3000 Geperat 3000Gener1I 3000 •Incl UtilA: ~Phone serv. encl. pr, nr bus. $140. Adlts, daughters 13 14: yr. old ----:..· __ ..;.;.;...;..:....;.;..;.:.... ___ ...:c;..::.:. • Maid Service • TV avail. Mgr. 124 E. 20th. puppy, b o use broken
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Sotve a Simple Scram.bled Word Pu.zzl« jOf' a: Chuckle
Be kind to )'OU< fr;.nd1. If
it weren't fOf rhem you'd be
atatcl-
lrl-E_Y_P_O~N~-~, ldW...,.
· f.--,.-..1~' ~1·~1-1-l ~$..t~~'E
• PIJHl NUMIUEO I' lErTEIS IN SOUA'ES rrrrr1·1·1
11111 ·11! ·--...................
• New Cafe & Bar 1,,0:-;;.=:....::. ::...::::::;___ I Z376 Newport Blvd. 548-9155 2 ~· studw, unf. CpU:. Drps. ovable; need 2 or 8 Br.
DELUXE .... ~ .... 1-Bdnn. ~~·~!,,984 El C&m1no. $145. unf. apt. <ll' house N'pt. "'"'"" ~ Hghts. area, up to $150.
Furn. apt $135 Plus util. l:"::i:O::-:------6'2-7700 eve. 2 Br. &: den $100 Plllll util. 2 BR., 1 ha., cpll. drps, 1-::"7-~=;;...---
Heated pool. Ample parking bltns, !gle. gar., 1 child • MATURE, respon. Em-
No chUdren . No pets OK, no pets. Sll5. 646-3432 ployed man needs 1 br sgl
1965 Pomona. CM 3 BDRM. unfum. Sl4.5 Mo. story turn apt or duplex. CM , NB oc CdM m.5163
OOIAC. Deluxe 2 BR. patio 2 f'.hildren ok. crpts, drps. Conners "'~" .,._., Adults. No pets. S150/mo. blt·1ns. ~. ~o pets! ' or~ eves.
197 Walla OLD age pen5loner (lady) 4 <-'f'. 2 BR, 2 BA. bltn.'I, crpts, needs fum apt, by April
• Nassau Palms • drps , 181 · ll Del Mar Ave. lst. Vic do111ntown H.B. max
l &: 2 BR. • Poot Sl4.5. 548-.sm nft 6 pm, S70 , w/ util. $65 without
1'17 E. 22nd St. 642-364.5 2 BR ., poOI, n25 Mo. S36-3093 aft 5.
313 17th Place, C.At e LANDLORDS e _No_wpo~_rt_&._o_ch_.....;4.:.200:..:1~==~64::2-64=9!1:___ FREE RENTAL SERVICE
WOULD you like to livt on BA~R Apl : Stove, Broker 534-69112
Newport Isl&nd! Lovely up. refrig, crpls, drps. Adults, PARTIALLY lUm 2 or !
per apt., tum., on IHJt. no pets. S9D mo. 646-W69 bdm me. Have do& & caL
Prefer cple .. no children or --n--t -c.IL76()1 • pets. Space for small boe.L Newport Beach 5200 na• .......... v--.y-
67J.-04i2 2 BR. 2 Ba. Condo, trplc. Rooms for Rent 5995
1 • BR., balcony over pool. pool. extnu. S2SO or $275 ~ BPRM. 1% bl. Mesa North
Adults. n35. ht .t Wt turn. ~ 61l-U66 x 6#-0637 <>r 548-J'.135 2104 Apt. Pvt pati<>, blt·lml.
Garage w/w c:rpts. 541)..3759 BAYFRONT Apt. 3 BR, 1 YF.ARLY Spe.ciom 3 Bdr. or~
bath utll pd. Jo'amlly onJ¥. 2 Bath, Firepla~ $225. Mon. ROOM ~R RENT W/prv
SJ.90/mo. 675-2572 Appt. OhQt &2128 ba ir entr, no cooklnc; \i
• B1lbo1 4300 EHi Bluff 5242
CLEAN Bachtlor Apta. FOR LEASE. IUXUJ')' 1 view .
AU util incl S7! up rpUt le\~I. 2 Br. 2 Ba. apt.
blk to beach. $60 mo. Prefer
a1rl or lady. 675-0m
SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION 9300 m E.a.itootBh•d. ~ l--fr-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'t--~~~-BALBOA f!:M'945l-OIARG,:..:O.:C:.~E-y-our~w-1n~t,-d-now-.
PRJVA'f&. room, kitchen
prfvilegtls nr. 21.lt Stn!et.
Santa AM: S15 w e e k.
~U!M before 2 p.m.
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tr Air-cond & utils * Carpets & drp! * Reception Rm * Oeaning Ir: ma.int. Telephone Answeripg &
Secretarial Service avail
Town & Country
Shopping Center
13582 Beach mvd.
lat Ellis) Huntington Bch
962-6607
STORES ALSO
Ranches 6150
SAN TIMOTEO
RANCH
360 Acre ranch. Buildings &:
equipment worth approxi·
mately SU8,000 with inffn.
tory furnished. Some acre-
agr under irrigation. Hu
water rights, well & pressure
system. Paved road front.
age, Near Redlands In Riv·
eJ:sjd@ C<>unty. Full price
$360,000. For further infor-
1 '"""""""'""""""""""'" 1 mation, please call GleM * * * * Thompson with Mt-. John Cheves E '-•off & • -I CIU1 ..... soc., nc.
940 JoaM St. lBl8 w. Oiapmau Ave.
Costa Mew, Calif. Orange, Calif. 541·2621. Eveg.wknds 53Mm
Sattler M<>rtpge C.O. Inc.
336 E. 17th SL
GC-2171 545-0011
Eves. 673-7865 642-1157
Morft11991, T .D.'1 6345
HAVE $60,000
Prh'&te m 0 n e y in~stor
wants to buy seasoned 1st
&:: 2nd TDs. Reasonable clis-
counL
Sattler Mortg~ Co. Inc.
336 E. 17th St.
6f.2..2'ln 545-06ll
EYtt. 673.7865 642-lli?
12o/tt RETURN
You are wi nner <>fa p1lr
of tickets to Hie B o a t
Show at tbe Anaheim
Ceavea tloa Center,
March 1 lll roar h 1•.
Come to anf or our t
branch oUIOO!! and plek
up your FREE pa!!MU.
$30,000 ht TO, $300 mo, ln-
clud-4Ji: 8%, 3 yrs. Level
hilltop, ma.gnllicent Ocean
V1ew. Large cash down, •
strong buyer. Discount will
return 12%. 494-1138
_R;OIO;;;;rt;;;;P;-;;;;;rty;;;;;6;2;;0;5 I l2% _ SMALL INVESTOR
• ~t TD all due 3. years on
Laguna land. For appt to
* * * * STREET FRONTAGE
Or. Beach Blvd. 1480 Sq, tL
1.lodel home ideal I« lmur.,
Rltr., etc. (Bel Katella and
Ce!T:itos) SI g n 1, lnd.!Cpd.,
$250 rn<>. 10650 Beach Blvd. . ,,._ .
Balboa Island
$150 w.w. carpet.
Rltr. 642.9555
* Mocleni Offices
Slngle or suttH. Afr ooal-
llJonmo. -. --· ....... locallon. C. Robert Nattnia Rea.ltor m E. 17th Street
Cr.st.a MA!R. 60.J.~
NEWPORT CMC CENTER
Offices aullable tor Com-
merdal, l4edlcal, Dental.
A1t-cond .. crpta, elevator
FROM $70
541-<032 OR 6'15-2464
MEDJCAL • Profeaional
suites fur kue. CU.tom
mnoddlrw: avail. 1 • 7 a 2
Mahl Q., Hunt. Belch
U·%pl-
lluo. 0-"'nllflO 6300
CANDY SUPPLY
ROUTE
(Part or Full Time)
Excellent Income for Few
Hr1. Wee.k!y work {Days <>r
E\w..) retilllng and collt'Ct·
in& Money from Coin Oper-.
ated Olspenaers In Orarce
0iun1y a " d •urroundlnc area. No ~. (Handles
Name Brand Candy and
hckl) $1650 total cash """
qub'ed. For Dl<lre lnfonna·
t'c.vl and detan._ siend Name,
,AddrtA. 4M Pt,one Nwnber
to:
"ROlJi'i: DEPARTMENT"
P.O. """ 3M6
Aoabtbn, Cllllarnla !l28t13
DAlLY Ptlhl' WANT ADS t
BRING RESULa'St
view call 4.94;:1137. I
$20,000 2nd TD, 10% 3 )TS,
al% discount ($4,0001 ;.14
1l eq. 494-3964
ANNOUNC~MENTS
•nd NOTICES
Fouftd (FrH Ado) 6400 '
LOii 6401 --------LOST: Block & white
fluffy cat. I yr. old -
male. No collar. Vic.
Shatlmer Dr., C.M. R•
ward.
646-5361 or S4M531.
LOST: Mole p.,g dotl; hlk.
face. tan body, 15 It.. Vic.
3ifX> blk. Santa Ana Ave.,
Man:h .. 548-:1937
LOST: Blk. mllle. Poodle, red
tti.inestone coUar. c11pPed;
ans. to "OJ", Vic. Mesa
de! Mar, CM. Rew. ~
RED Male De.chund. vie
Wamer Ir B<>IH Odea H.B·
on 315. Reward. 846-2&1
,µ..cDHOUCS Anonynlf)UI
Phone 542-7217 or write 10
P.O. Box 122.1 Costa Metia.
I
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ANNOUNC EMENTS SUVIC! OIRECTC>aY .
-....--M-~ lOrlM'--OIAY -9 -
and NOTICES *
P CRild CI NI '610 ' * * * I :;v JOBS & lltll'l.OYMINT JOIS & IMl'LQYMIHT .JQIS & IU4fll.0Y-•Rl .ION.A y & lift !
Help W ...... , -nae H~ w .. tod. -7200 Holp Y(~, -7200 Help W1ntod, • Help W-erton1l1 6405
NEED A """"°'8 for °"' ·•PALM & CARO e 2yr. old;--: , * INTllHl<TIONAL * I l "*"°'' ' 7400 1-'W.;.;•;;o•:o;•o..--'-'-7-=11 11
MFG. & 'DlstlllOTING -* PIODIKllOll MANAGER ' T
'
Ptychic reader Sister J Ulla tots Of fun! 6t&:829S : '
bu helpod lhouand!. let I;======;=( ~ help )'OU. SPecla1 *<I· Contr1cton 6620
1ilp St Open dally ! a.Jn.
• Fl~ • ' EARN bs,oao OR 111--.. kl CITY' or ·~P~NG TO ' MORE AllNUALLY ROltlCWI :..C'":"'1:::,1s~&: NEWl'.°RT l~H
to 1D l'·.fl\. 893-9854 701 l\'est-H, J. "J~'" Wood.
mlnlter, We1tminstu. • Builder ol ?.tedallioa lfomn
ORANG I ' COUNTY ' l ...,....,,.....,_., a!>I< to ACCOUNTING . , , • 1 To pt lorm .i.ctronlc monap ,.i"""""'".... C ~iU I ; NOW HIRING . ·' che<k • ""t .. mlmlwave pie. ,AbWIY to.-... u52 , ....... ,.. __ ..... •
LICENSEO . @ Wi:St.
Spiritual R-. advn , , M•;\ • U )'OU are a )'OUJ,'C (lO tn 4!'.1 product. and RI" com~ Income trom $11.00I . to .,.. . ......,~ .....,.._ ,.
PERMAN\ ENT .POSIT!ONS >'""old!,~, .... •nt.. TecbnliOJ ot IChool lll,000 I ~· Autooioblle , ,...11.,;,."1 ,;._;:..,.,;.... ' Oil all qiatten, 108 s. El.
C.am1no tte~. San Cemente. --,.,-±1 ~-~:.:::.=:...__
492.-9136. 10 AM·lO Pltt Additions * RemOde~
AVAJ:l.ABLl:WlTH aua..iive. p ·' "~e• tralnil!V In~ or tumkbtd 'tO' ('Jllitled per. _ n _,,
ORANGE CO~ man, you , quai}ty. Bt related expe~ del1M IOll put·32. U )'Oil fUl the•· ~Hlah ~ -t~i ,
ASSOCIATES> 6' ' 1uccesittil tn aenq· a e w ~' ' • • · ' 1 ~rementl for interview, ::i;~ .. -ua ......
WE -.... to .wwk In Ill hotpet wl!I>. -· *' EIGI" ~6 . . "11 ...... lillller' at·-and two,..,. ot -nt I ""' ,. ... .. . ' -.
SPECL\L $2 READING , Fred H. Gerwick)-Llc..
URGE?fr 1 mom under· 40 · 6'13-6041 * • SG-.2lj0
-..-...a, 1.....,.;i,, ' I
Whaddya , Wint? Whoddy1 Got?
SPECIAi. CLASSIFICATIQJll .FOR
NAT)IRAL •llOJtN SWAPPERS
Spoc l•I Rite
depta. No tuqierll!noe neeea. Retl Ect.ate .~·· ,u. . , . between 2 and'· ~~nee .... · "'; .. ~ I
lllll'Y, u we tr.In. • not-and&._· v...... 1 ..... -U>C -TOP.STARTING PAY ""l" m _,, ""'lV AID£ ''B'' ' '' ' ' ' keepln("""" ability. to ~ .... .,.. ....... er, .... ~ eon 4, 'C • needs • aipcft.e homemaktt ; •rpet ~t .. n_fn:t 6625
to be w/ dad. Call a1t 5 Llftff -5 ti,,,.. -5 bucb
, ftut.I• -40 -MVn ltfClUD2
All'l'QMATl.C P~Y RAJSES· ~bt ti<:,~ u,~'.'_"~~ • . • Sec:t>/Dlctaphone \" '' .li\00 ..... te •'-If ol of!• f, P • ~-"•• ~ . ....._....,, • , ~ Xlnt potentill!-I hlltt. incl.U. ·:== · . and bmpitallia&n ~part· ~~ ~ ~ \x. 14&1 Secty · .......... to~, ~ ~ m.t~-. 6 pm. wkdyi 646-6?39 PROFESfilONAL Rug &
YOU, Mmt be aoene to be Upholstery aeanirw. Top quality. guaranteed results. sel~. We need people Allen'i Maintenance
t-W!\tt "°" ....... ta traclt. • >-Wlltf VIII' ...,.. .. l(HI. )-YOUlt ....,_ W /tr ....,_, -S .... ti ldrmfl1ift9.
._..OTHll+O f:Olt SALi -TAADU ONl YI
FOR INTERVIEW CA.Lt. Of thil ~ career. P!'t.leqce ln a..mb1¥ and Ll&ht lhorthand • , ' appllcanbl· lboaidl ~
MONDAY l TUESDAY ' ' ~stina: of e1ectro-rotCbani-lloe:leq, , ••• $400+expe.rwe1 to the ~l Ottice • .
of all ~ int. in txp08Ul'e · 646-4063 or eves s42-3s.z
for bit pal"tJI in mmme:rc.,
n4-72Sl . . cal compootnll [llld/or aub-To show model homes Ci~ Hall. 3300 Newport
systenis, includina:: ont Sbop :Tftineee •••• $487 br Blvd., Newport Beacb,
•PHONE 642-5671 .
To Pl•c• Your Tracltr'1 ParadlM Ad
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movie;i: & TV~ CARPET I: Furn. ~. -c;;--;7-~'-=;.:.;;'--· I for 1 day service A quality Duplex South Laguna 2 Attractive Expert work, call Sterling b blocks to beach, xlllt loca·
YOUNG Y{OMAN brightness! 642-85:ll tiou. Trade SU.IDI equity
dancer will teach you all ========:lfOI' cll!:ar Jot or land. Sub-
latest steps. Call Ardell C 't ,.u oU Bkr 6'154170 213:· 591-4538 l-10 PM arpet Laying & nu en. . . Repo ir 6626 494-3949 ..
REDUCE Sa.l'e, simple &. fast
with GoBese tablets only
98c. Crawford's RX
Phannacy, Costa Mesa
* Selective Slng~s *
Companionship, Sincerity
Intrtidttctions' ·Confidential
(""'5/ 642-9676 ~JD PM
DON'T let another lonely
weekend gri by! Succeed in
dating witoout really trying.
Laguna Bch 494-447'9
COUPLES, singles; foncly?
New in area? We have your
kind of excitement!
• 6l5-9291 •
TEACHER wants daily ride
from Costa Mesa to
Lakewood. 645-0075
1166 VW' BUJ for VW . Bull •.
C\RPETS (nylons, wools, ~·1 dianiond ri!1I'. •fOf'
polyesters,) Vinyls and 'ril· trail bllr,e..,Wi.aher A: dryer
es. Lates~ styles and_ colors. or color 'IV,..AnUque rifles
Commercial and ft,esidential. for camera or ? 67l.ffi98
Expert lnttallation.
BLANKINSHIP FLOORS AP'l'S. in Hunt. Parle, 13
642-1403 540-7262 units. 1 & 2 Br., new pl.int ========;I& cpt. within tut yr, Trade
Electriul 6640 for income prop. N'pL,
---"'----';:.:.: ICo&ta Mesa. 53-3213 Eve.
ELECTRICIAN Li~ 1--------
bonded. Small jobs Ma.int'. 17 Ft. outboard for station
&. repair. 548-5203 wqon or auto, of equal val-
ue. Phone 644-4687
Gardening 6680 Five year equity in 3 bdrm,
ANTHONY'S 1 be.th, laip family room
Garden Service home. For mobile home or
646-1941 truck ~ ..... 171
BUDGET LANDSCAPING l--------
Announctment1 6410 Prune •.• Plant ••• Prepare HAVE 3 UNITS; need
lilonthly Maintenance Orange County incomr J\TTENTION
EX-NAV'VMEN
Clean out the old sea-bag
and help out ' a good cause.
Give your Old uniforms (OU-
icen &'Enlisted) to the Sea-
ScOuts. ·Need blues whites,
sea-bags, etc. 642-5769
Exp. Horticulturist Will eXCbanie up
TAKATA Si Slavin, RealtOr
JAPANESE NURSERY 642-6222
546-0724, Complete gardening HAVE: Like new deluxe
service, Headquarters . fDr Lowery Organ, full key·
all your nursery needs. board.
ALLEN BROS !RADE: for late Pick Up,
GARDENERS STUDENTS car or casb. 642-4610
$600), 113 acre with key to
private beach So. ot Santa
CM, '!'RADE $3900 ..,Wt>
lor d.n pymnt ~ ~
ty land or boat. 499-3611,
Corona del liar Duplex Ex...,... up ""' """"" Beadl Home. -• 49f.1330•
'67 Mustang V-3 convert;
PSIPB, RMI, Kint cond.
new tires, lo ml., vat $2300;
accept small car· in trade.
Pr. PtY. 548-2061 .
* :WAllERS
BUSBOYS
lmmedlai. .......... Expm.
ence nec:eauy, Ex~
atatt tor enlarpd ~I *1'·
atlon. Contact J, Ravln in
persoo.
THE
'NE:WPORTER: IN"N .
1 110'1 Jamboree M1
Newport Beach
$45,(00 equity in Channe.I
Reel Penthouse. Will trade *,---------'-o-*
far pn:iperty-·in • Hawaii.
Chester Salisbury, Rlty.
""""' 22' Century Inbrd,, has all
extras, C.G. app. equip. + SIS RT. Sold new $7500.
Winter price $3695. Trade
for smaller boat 546-9812
Mammoth Lakes • 10 Units
plus large home on 1 acre.
Tr,.de for )'OW' Qrapge.
County property or ! $alis.
bury Realty 61l.fi900
2 M-1 tilt-up bJdgs on Pla-
~ntia, C.M. Price $150,000.
Trade eqty, $95,500 for prop.
T..O. + $45,oo:t cash. s.eoo
COASTAL
INDUSTRIES
NOW HIRING
$480. PER-MO. * LaborerJ
• Truck driwrs * Sl<llled
• 5"ml·skllled
NO EXPERIENCE
NECEs&\RY
START WORK
IMMEDIATELY
\Ve have 40 openirws for men
with all. types ol ,work back.
grounds.
*
CAlJ. PERSONNEL
540-2034 '
* 'NOl'king their \VaY .thru col-'59 Cadillac ($500 value) Will take 16 to 20 ft boat Se!CS
Cont1ct Oon .Podtloc:k
Coll 211: '36:17SS
' J. C. PeMe)( C..
Fapdon Is1and
Newport Beach
Has fttll time openinc -.,,
' ' * Auto. Se.,,ico' *
Seec\alists
Recent experience Jn
tirakes, front· end align.
m.ent, air<ond1 insulation
aqd . l\J.t.e\IP · i'eqtiiied.
<'.ompetitive alary ar-
range'l'l"lents. Top 4ight
wor~ eorkUUona With
newest amlfinesL~
rmnt Generous benefit&
including ho!Pitallia~n,
emplotee ~t and
profit sharing.
Apply In penion
10 AM to 9:30 PM'
Monday ~h Sahirday
J. c. PBlllFf co.
24 F11hlon hfen'd
An eq~ oportunlty
emplo~r
,.... RF• microw&vo,. Abllltlas Unllmlled -•M• ~~ 5 f'd ' QI~, ....,..._~ p.tn,,
lat expulonco. ~y . . Fti!Jay, Mud> l~ 19!11.
488 E. ) 1th, Suite '214. Written tHt scb!duled
-·TELONIC .
EnglnHrln9 Co •
LAGUNA BEACH
An equal opportunity •
employer
• WAITER e
APPLY IN PERSON .
,A.Ff 5 P.M.
KA~M ·s ·'
Ollla MeA 642-1410 ,S."""'1-. MltCh
• 1 15, 1969. .
RN DIRECTOR
• : OF :NUltSES ;-
Chall'e11&1na: 1198iUon '°1ih
excellent potential with
multipal convalescent or--
llj!lnbatlon, Lynwood are• •
to atarL .
Phoho 645-0030
Clerk Typist
TypolOwpm -
electrlc typewrlt•r
d1'11 P,~~i o~p.;
Cf14J 494-9401 '
TElONIC
BIGINEEllNG CO.
I ' • i
•
.. • I ,
501 3tth Stl'Mt
Newport Be~ch
Bridal Con1ult1nt
AttraCtive Woman, amllit-
tow:, iood persona}jty, use
of tar, over 21. Some eve's
preferred. AW.rage p ll rt
time. $59, week, full time
$124.1 week. No expmence
necessary. F o r Interview
Cai. Mr. Whitney 5"f550
_ Li guna a.~~ , -1
Equal o~ emp1~ . ~ * BUS~YH1ys
Appl.y in JM!l'IOfl
· MEOl~AL RECEPTIONIST .
'SECRETARY
tlh daya a wk Rani:! written
reluqte including aa:e~ phone,
Mlftlal f Ill m&rlta1 1 status & previous
~l!'ft • LU experi•~<• to 1617 W""'i!!
C Dr., SUite. 203.A, NeWpo.rl 151 E. o••t HlghW•y Beach, ·Calif. -· Niw~rt Beach DOMESflC HELP.
--------AI: kinds? , Housekeppers,
' .
ADVERTISING .I
' .,
Sec.n,:tary/
Bookkeeper
. ··• l ' :
' Rt1pon1lblt,· top ltvtl ALOOHOLU.::S Anonymous
Phone 542-7217 or write to
P.O. Box l.223 Costa Mesa.
lege; Experienced, licensed. Trade for Pick Up truck. as trade for equity in La
REAS! GW-4203 boat OJ' down on house or Mirada house with $180. mo
Japanese Carde.ner ? ? ?. lease. Call evenings I C_.1_m_e_1_e-'ry"-'-C-'ry"p"ts:.....~6419 Ex 646-5486 w--•·-~-. "'"-·"
"' YOUNG MAN'S
OREAM
.. E1 .......................... 11MPORT MECHANICS i:,!:;.:!"' .!.~~~':; edro-Mecflanical B~y "'°P In HunJtnaion P&ld Joo•. Cali Miu .Abo>,
Sep.ch offers bJ&:heat Q'.lqtlll\-548-7796 . ; · · ·
~1lti0n for th•rp, tak.. J
ctiarg9 :1lrl. ,_,u1t.'h1ve
exceUtnt · 1klll1 · Incl. \
lhorthand; h1ndlo lit. ,i
bkkpg;. bllllng.• l/nder
_ _ per, coropl yard service! l;;:::-:==:::::.~--o =~~ ~
NICHE 38, AJrove of De~ Free estimate. 548-7958. San Oemente Income 2 $7700 equil;y 3 Bedrt>Oms, 2 11 you are under 27 and like
ti?n, Palm . Court, Pacific . e PRUNING, 21 years exper stores • 2. lots 2 ofll~s 2 bath San Clemente home, talking to girb:, why not &•t Technkh1ns "'euaran•!"'· paid vacatloM, ARG\1$ AGIENCjJiS holiday1 i.nd erouP inti.tr-1869 C Newport Blvd.; C.M. 30. Call B•rbere'. · (n4) """
642-3910. I View Memonal Park, single, Call Bill Ferguson Apt! • Will take TD 1 or close in.. Submit all otters paid !or It? A ~'ting
S140 or offer. 535-9565 54~21ll5 Evenings smaller property. Make oll· on clear land or 1ots. Bier. program. dealirlg with aiJWle
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Babysitting 6S50
er. Call • 494-3262 6754070 ~ · ! .,_ 15 •-YARD c 1 ea nu p. Tree ' girls or nan J.1101, "'""" ,:"~~~· ~·ce~;,.,~, ~~~~fill~·,ils':..-~w~n~•~· I l~*!l!!!!!'!!!!*'!!!!!!!!!!!~*i!!!ll!!!!J!. ~*""""~*~!!!!!!!!!!~*! ::W+ :m~:: = ':i e!its. Ot119 to 5 p.m. 5M-U1.
e BABYSIITING In -· JAPANESE GARDENER SERVICE OJRl!CTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY ••v Cl>mplete yaril servi~. free · * IMMEDIATE *
home 5 full days week, nice estimates. Exp. &tG-li'U . Income Tix 6740 Roofing 6950 Opportunity home near Westclill ~ for reliable man w I t b
ping 'center. Fenced in yard, JAPANESE Garder_ier, com· IL K. CI ark Acctg. Sen'. A ROofer not a salesman. previous, t n d u atria I
hot lunches, excellent care. Jili;te yard service, Jree Income tax: persooal or Leaks stopped, all type janitorial . experience. Ex·
Please call Mrs. Smitb estimates. 540-l332 · busineu, your home or ofc. roofing. N.ew or repair wort cellent worldng condiliom,
548-4538 JAPANESE Ga r dener 20 yrs up, . loc firm. guar. 536-8444 good ·pay aM all· fringe
l --~B:..AB=Y~s=11=.1 =ER---Complete Se r v i c e 1 Ex-,642-6183 or 645--0742 eves benefita includilV p r o t I t
Fenced yard. Meals included. perienced. Reliable. 604389 • The Tax Advlsor1 Sewing 6960 sbarlnz •
Week days only, Vicinity • JAPANESE GARDENING Ye'ar round ofc. 328 No. --'------CALIFORNIA
Halladay & Bishop St., S.A. Service Cleani:ip, Landscap-Nwpt Blvd, N.B. Reas! e Dresmnaklng-Alterations INJECI'ION MOLDING
Phone 830-0072 ing. 531-7034 aft 7 p.m. Call t)45-0.;(IO for appt. Special on Hems' DI Briggll Aftnue
BABYSITrlNG My home,
full-part time nr Pomona
school. 6(2..J()Ol
LICENSED day cure. Pre.J:
wkly 2-4 yrs.· Hot lunches,
ba1anced activities. 546-1539
BABYSmING In y 0 u r
home.'YoU furnish
transportation. 642,.1407
BABYSITTING My home,
&-side C.M. Prefer "'-eekly.
• 548-1557 *
JOHNSON'S Gardening serv. * 64&"'6 * Coata Meu., caliL• .
Finest equip, expert yanl _,l:c'°"=in"'g'----~67;c5::S Alterations--642-5145. 546-A460
care! Reas! 962-2035, 1· Neat, aCcUra'te, 20 )'i-s. 'exp. 'USED .CAR .
CLEAN UP S ··"·t• M IRONING • 80c an houi' • pec1....... . OW· Pl •-· ha. . ~m--odd . .__ u.d. ease w 1ng ngers U hol ..... --~ . ' ,.~. --t 251-B A""""°· CM &18--8227 p 1t1ry 6990 LOT MAN ,mOVlllg. Reas. 54~ ----'-----
cut & F.dge Lawn L•ndsciplng . 6810 CZ Y K 0 SK I'S CUstom ~faintenince. Licensed Upholstery. E u r o p e .• n
548-48M/645-Z310 aft 4 Poor Man's Friend Craft 1 mans hip, 100%
e JAPANESE GARDENER CU::ITOM LANDSCAPING Financing. 642-1454.. 1831
Maintenance & Cl.4nup * 646-1234 * Newp0rt Blvd.: C.M. '
Call 548-2572 '
Must have expi!rience. DOii·
lenf company benefits W
working condltiOl\ll. Apply m
per900 to Bob Rogalski.
NABERS CADIUlC
Progressive 40 plus year old
Co. has immediate openings
fDr Electro-Mechanical tech-
niciana to assemble, wire •
teat ekctrlcal '. Meetiankal
lnltruments (h)'draulic A:
pneumatic). Strong electron-
ics education A: experience
pretefred. Contact Mr. Jim
Cri.Wn, MARTIN·DECKER
Corp., 19'l8•.S. Grand Aw.,
Santa· Ana, Calif. 927tli .. nu .....,,..
J.n F.qual Qppty Employer
Accountantl to·$2D,OOO
We have been · eetabli&bed
for over 20 ye&l'll. ~ a re-
sult many company client
thruout ·orana:e County Jlst
their positions. wiih us. Our
service .ill l\X)% free i9 &II
maJe applk:i.nts. Prefer col·
kge degn!es &: i> to 10 )'TL
experiellCl'. 'Inquiries confi-
dentlaL Equal oppartunlties.
CALL MR. LQIDEN &12-n•r
. SuperiOr Agency
1857 Harboi mvd., C.M.
CHILD Care, any age m,y
b ome. S25. week.
Teacher/mother 645--0156
AL'S Ganlening s e,. i"' Mosonry, 8flc~_830 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Lawn maintenance. garden-PRICE & QUALITY Job W1nt0cl. Lady 7020
Apt Manager : • • .. • • • • • $700
2600 Harbor mvd. Live in or out . ·
mg & clean ups. 64&-3629 CUSI'OM J..AliDSCAPIN.G MATURE woman. t1. I g h t
WllL babysit my home, any Gtneral Services 66121 -==='•==:646-::;:1234~:;;:·== employed • will manage shift. One ctuld only. Exp'd _1--complex (Costa Mesa area) ,,m=":"'~'_,·,,64&.=1821===='ILIGH'T Hauling, Tra~tor P1~rh1ri9ing for apartment & util, plus.
--· Leveling, Clean Up, Light Painting 6850 Reply Box P662, Daib
Brick. M1sonry, etc. Demolltion, Chain Sa wl '-==;,... ___ .:;::.: Pilot.
· 6560 work. Interior 'Painting ==~-----* 545-5490 * Apts. or houSea by job or CLERK typist, deperldable,
BUILD, Remodel, Repair HA\JLING CJ . room. _Low till aeason rates. permanent Newport, Costa
Brick, b~k, con c re t e , · eanup garages, 89'2-864l Anytime Mesa area. 842-1962
crpntry, no job too small odC joba etc. Free est. Jim ·==-:...,:.'-'--'---Secretary wishes position
Lie Contr. 962-6945 1=-==-·:=anytlm:==:'::==dVINYL wall cover in ill in Christian work spec:iaJist Kit, b a l h I • Phone 'ZJ4/52s.235t
8u1ln111 Service 6562 Haulini .1730 Material 4: labor. Ert.
e SF.cRETARIAL Service!
Fa.st, accurate, IBM Exec.
SS tu'· N.B. area. 64+2641
847-1659
LITE Hauling & cleanup. INTER or· Ext. PAINTING,
Reasonable. Any area. IMMEO. SER.VICE. LocaJ
Call 642-2657 ref. FREE esL 548-1677
CLEAN Lots/garages et~ .• PAINTING 1 n t er Io r ex· C•rptnttrlng 6590 tree remov, dump skip 1__.,... ' ' ,
Domettic Htlp 7035
Georp Allen Byland Agency
Employer, Pays Fee
1()6.8 E. 16th, SA 547--0395
---C,,.=Ja=..:Mc. ... =--RAD Technkian ••.. to ncm Flbrgls Plastic tube
CAREER·
. OPPORTUNITY!
Q.A. Manager ....... , Open
. Microwaye Engl' • • • • OJ>en
Bonder, boat yard ,_ .. , Open
Factory Tmees •••• SI.fl hr l oin today• fastest srowinl
profession-Mutual. Fund Wei
No expertenee n.eceasary-.
We train • 1uD or part time
Mutu1I fund Advisort,
Inc.
Abilitie1 Unlimited
Agtncy .
488 E. 17th, SUite 2'M
Costa Mesa, .642-1410
Npt B. 1603 w.,lclll! 64U422 IF $1 ,500. IN A MONTH
S.A. 1212 N. Broacfw,q Interests yoU. , ,you interest
~--· :;.54:;.7-8331='----·I us. Open,ing for min over 40 r.niwL -iD beach cities area. No ex-
"'" perience required. Cash bon-
uses. Air mail H. H .. Dlcker-UNf MECHAIHC .... Pres .. Southwestern Pe-trol-""1>., Ft. Wonb,
Tuai 76101:
&nee", 5 day week, It you are A'l'I'RAC'fl\TE Women to
a top man, we can give YoU train llS oountelon for
all the work you want. Call Gloria Manhall f i g u re
Art ThomplOrt> at 347.a555. Control Salon-·MQSt have
NEW CAR a slim fieure and enjoy
DETAIL MAN -with ...,p1e. "!'·
T _,,_; u t · Z-9 PM. Age 25 ~ over op ......... J'• exce en _, _.> ..,. . "--nt workll!e conditions. ~u.i. ,.or ap~muuc
MAl{cWrs t~'rORS 1".'"'e-M«J,;,..:,,i-<tl-S.C:..-taey--.-
900 South Cout Highway Experience in cOnvaleacent
Lquna Beach .4~1"".iOO home or Blue C ro s 1.
· Krl)wledge•of Medicare· and
DISHWASHER '. :':~.P=~ ~~:
f~ll Tim• Top wages. Prefer older
Appl,y in peraon penon Ol" handicapped •. Box THE RIGGER M-"'8, t>au, Pilot .
16 Fashioh lslahd Sharp Carffl' Galt
Newport Beach , Sectys, Clerk Typists,' Gal Fridays~· Recplt, • BkkJra, e HELP WANTED MALE RNs & LVNa. Hoth lee.& lee e paid jobs. Top co's! Call
. RN's
ICU &·01
Stanton
CommunlfY
'Haipltoi . ' . "
file . Cltrk.
" ...
Day ahill, McDonald'• 16866 Doris, 543-1795 • Major ~· Coun non-
lloach Bl•d. R.B. Appyl I ARGUS· AGENCIES • .. ..... I>
td 5 MM.Fri. Fr I n I• 1869 C N ......... rt BJ. d CM defenae ~~~· ~Um an ~ fib •--Une e~,...,.. v " · · excellent oppOrtunit)I: in ~no • = n. Pl!RT TIME NewportBeoch. ' ·
BAND DIRECTOR Need 2 ladiet for special Dutlea will'liiduide the sUper.
Teach brus It 'woodwliida work. 12 HOurs weekly. $60 vWQll of vaults. printlrW and
2 Evenin&:s a week per wk. Call Mrs. Nelson fillna', • '
Beack MUl\e Cen(el" at 642-8560 .between 2 and 4 Lile experience requited.
HunUn&ton Beach 847-85a6 for personal interview. with some typJ.nr. nne com-
M A N A G E R TRAINEE pany benrfill. '
WANTED. ·over 25. Profit • f.INANCE . Send complete rem.me with
sharlna: with bendlts. Apply DI> Cashle-r . Deeded • aalary. req\l.irements to: tbe
THE BURGER. 4501 W. Contact H.E. Sutton Dafl,y Pflbt, Box # M-85f.
CoQt: Hwy. Newport Bef4. Del!a AcceptM<:e Office
FRY Cook, rtllef,1hift. Start -1500 Adami 'Ave., C.M; 8ECBE'l'AILIAL
$2 Hr. 18 or Over · 54C).J!i60 l.ocal Iniiiia'.rip A a e n c 1 ,
Cottage ~tt Shop I-...,--,-..------Harbor· area, des1n1 ·flill
562 W. 19th·St., Costa ~esa Ttl•..&.lne rec.ptl0n time Girl Friday with . top
EXP ORN ···~AL IRON .,... skill.!. Pfe8.Miit otnce. lt111.
l'UUJ;<l, ~ work: Apply bttw .. n exp llelpful. 'Salary open 1o
man. Steady employment. 1 p.m. & J .p.m., 1626 right peraoh. Call &eV.
Bll.ADFIELD MFG. .... S LI &-254l E. may'.¥oo:d, erttii ~7'370'~6flpt.
Ana. • SUPERVI&ION A .
EXP. HI·FI component sale1 · ' SALES. WORK.
trainees. Salary, xlnt future. CLERK-'I)l;pist; if you type Full ti M .. -ha t 646-8895 ' 60 ·WPM on &n dee:. A me, .... L ve nea ~=======oi prefer to work in a' a'?pearance, able to de~
Help W•nW pleasant, ·small otfice tn with people. Appl.y in per-
W 7400 Newpoi't, call: 642-6667 Bel son. • , , -'"°':;:c'":::'°':::":..---.:c:.==1 10 & 1 1iolld1y H11ltli Spo
W
... .....,.,.,. _ 2300 liarl>or Blvd., C.Y.
woRKERs Receptionist/ . i:;;;.1.;;;,. ":'=~·• · R .. 1 E11110 s11oo
1-~---"-----backhoe. fill grade, 962-8745 cau"''...,..;.... ~ Y reaaonable. Otlne9e'live-in&. ~ ~..., Pttmanent. Experienced Must have 'CadWac Expert.
CARPENTRY H:fluling-Garage Oeanups EXT/InL pntg. Aver rm. Far F.ast Agency 6CW703 ence. -Excellent company * *
· 1
•
·' HARD WORKERS ?'OP-PAY · 12. Occasional ~k~. Mtn ' Women .
Pa)I on CO!Dj)lotlon ol •ad> Typisf Mu.t have ttl'"'nce~ ' ExJ&ndl>v ...... OUlcl # " Job. No experience nect. · 548-7927 ' openifWs ·avaO..ble for "
..,.,.. 0 P T 0 R licenlled mei1 A women. ~
MINOR REPAIRS. No Job Trim Hedges, Trees.,.Reas. S20 + good paint, neat . benefits etc. Apply In pel'90n
Too Small. cabtiiet 1n gal'-1-..:::81:.:GoJOHN • 6C-«l.'ll~ worir, Joe refs. Roy, 847-1358 Agencits,~ Men 7100 to Bob Roplaki.
,.., & •th" cabinots. Housoclo1nin9 673S PAINTING, Inter. • extorlor 1 ~~-~--~-'-'-I NABS CADIUAC
$68175, U no answer leave State lie. • bonded. Free
'""' al 641>2312. IL O. CARPa'S. -tin, .. umate. 642-0238 TEMPORARY
....,....,, etc. "''"''"· ~ c.mc·1.1=::<=· :;:::.:· :;::.:=....,=-TAX. MAN . Xlnt work Reas! Refs. ~..-INT. Aooullt. Ceiling
QUALITY Repairs ~ Altera· 548-Ull Lie. lnl. 11' Yf.J· El:p. Free
Uons -New consl by hour .IRONING. my home; xlnt1,""=.·:543-.1325=':;:;:C.--,;,.-,-or Contract 64&-3442 work, fast, reasonable, HOUSE Painting. Quality at
ltea'f)' experience needed
for CPA o!f1ce tor remain-
der of Tax Season.
962-2110 a fair price! Free nt. Call
REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS WlLLIAM'S CJ.NG. SERV. Rlck. (;4&..2215 CABINETS, Any aize job. 25yrs. exper. 548--6113 Catpets-fum<0mpl ltse. PAINTING, Papetjna 16 yn:
CALL ANNA STEVENS
642-3870
NEWPORT
Personnel Atency
833 00\Tf;R DR, N.B. •; • -1( t .,,. And Apt clng. 642-816f In Harbor area. Lie &: bond-
MAO) 1 L carpcn er, ~ per· · .ecf Refs fUrn. ~2356
-· "'modeling • "'pain. HOUSECLEANING, lloncl~ 1.=;;· ==:=;;·:=:;:='==I
$f2..6f09 or 536-3900 own ar. Dependable, $18. Pl1sterlng R..,.ir 6880 ======== ==~*~G0-~1371~~*~=·=1~;;;;;:.;:;~· ~;;:;:~ IH•IP W1nltd. -noo Citment, Concrwte 6600 . INT. Pluta, ot. ltucco, Uy
• lncomt Tu 6740 wall taplna, acoustic I.lot BRAKE A: alicnment * CONCRETE work. Bord-textured cellinp. 56-6003 mtclwUc, up only. many
ed a, 1Jcensed. Concrete MACK HARRIS Tu Sen'. e PAT'S Plasirrlnc All oompan;y beneti~. Apply
A.will&' 9th yr., 3117 Roosevelt, -.. ---· • ..._.n Y~ A: lAne Tttt, 482 Phillipo Cement. 54iQ8Q C.M. Apl)Olntmt.. 5fG..29'11 ~.......," 1"""" -=-wuN1te. ....... ;nu"UIM,I' Ocean .\ w., lAl\ma Beach
Custom Landu1ping e PROFESSIONAL TAX e PART·tbne tire man. A~
BES!' IN CONCRETE SERV. H......,u~ ~ ... Plumblnt · 6l90 ply Y"""' a Lone Tllo Qi., e 641>1234 e $19. Complete!! ~ -·"-"---_;.;;.;..;: ·-~-A • -·•-· Walter H. ~ P.A. PLUMBING REPAIR ;;ach .._... ve., ..,.._ e Cl(STOM PATIOS e
cooc:rete sa'llirlg A: mnova1
State Uc .• 842-1010
fe DESI' IN a>NCRET&
Wilks, PoOI dtd<s, !loort.
PaUol. Pbone MUS14
e. .aJNCREl'E ;;;o;J(, all
\>'»<& Pl>ol decks 6 cuatnm. o.u 548-1321
CEMENT Work, no Job too
am&U, ""'°"" ble. r r e e
etim. H. Stuntc1r:. ~ ,
Income Tax Service~ No Job too amaD -it.MBULANCE DRIVER
642-6204 or 545-1398 ew. • 6C-&2I • ExpuiencechMust be fully
e INCOME TAXe PLUMBING 24 hr ·;. Lk:'d. Tup pq tor riehl
Done m )'001' bome Work flUU', nc. ti.. remod, man. potttact Bob, 837.(1931
$5 And up. 6:B-2600 ~lr. roottt 9tl'V. 531r756& KENNEL Jielp "kBnted: Part
INCOME • ,.._ """'"""1 Romocl1I., llopelr. 6~ timo, -mornlntll 0"11 3 to your home, long fonn com-1:=::;;;:;;.:;;;.;.::::;;;.;.:....;;.:..;;: 11. Write O.Uy Piiot ¥
btned, SIS. 494-3422 tr You neecl remodtllng, 313.
tNOOME Tax ~tv., Notary pe.lntlng' or ftpairs. Call EXP'O. Serv Sta Atttndant.
Pu .,. .,_ •&M bk!k. 60-1791' ' _,..r~ ,...,_1DQN ~:t"s.A~~· DAll.YPriiri'WAfiADS! m;'N. Bl.~;:(.
2600 Harbor Blvd. e E R A S e atant lbcorM I: tratnb'W· Mt'
-
--c,,.==ta:.:M:::eaa=---I * C,ALL 540-2034 Operate e:l«tronlc switch-Sportawear. Ft.~ pt. tin)e. Gardner. Sp r t n c iu.I~, * •--~ t "-'·t -•-Expd.. TQP . .... 4001 G. ••• •-• P.-RT TIME .:=..-~-~---" ~u, accw. e ..,,,. .. ,.uw .. Birctl' St., N.B., 1 blk. E. =-="'""..,.,=--==='°'
WE NEED 25 MEN wrm Account•nfl ~wnte•.60 wpm elect. t;)'pe-of o.~. olrport I . TF.i:F.PfibNE . SOLICITO'fts
AIL TYPES OF WORK Credit M•n.eer• .... ·~fune· OOr oftkiet
BACKGROUND FOR PART Admlnl1tratlvt Tmffl . BOOKKEEPER. Posting on HowV n.t~ plus bonus CALL BOB, 543-7796 C•ll Porsonnol O.-'. addoix po.ting lilacb. ~!npenon TIME WORK 6:30 P.M. TO .,. "'' Bl"-""' Imo bow •·· 10,30 P.M. -ARGUS AGENCIES . 1711 494-9401 -~··• w ·-· H ""Hoalth Spo ·
TOP STARTING PAY 1869 c Ne~ Blvd., C.M. , , , , but mtnoc. 540-9373 • o Pb. Shoppln( °'"""
WE TRAIN e 1Nsm0t..-roRS .. Full TELONI( MATURE Woman to be.h)'alt 1111n~Beach
FOR, INTER.VIEW C1J.J. rr/and part time. Neat IP' ' Mon thNi Fri, 2 under 2. SE'AMS'i'Rt.SS.· Experienced
MR. JAMES pearance: Must be a,ble to ~~ Hl , Scl'll atl'L ' on i.ll WomeD·· WW' a1tera. MO~OAY .il Tl}E.g)AY meet and deal with the • tlons. Good Wa&eL FuU
n4-7151 ,.,bile. flOOd !lgutt. Applit Engl-Ing Co. WOMAN to · care .... --· Stt'ad, ............. PART &: FULL TIME in permn. Bolldq llnlth 1-l)t, m WnaldnC-M~Frf. Apply Bouae of Tallorin&+
CAR WASH HELP Spo. 2300 Harbti. 'Blvd.. Lagun1 Beach ' l2lll""" JIB.,. .. ,.,_.., So. °""'' PlOJ&. S333 lo.
c.M. ' • COUNTER GIRL ' ""''°'· °"'" M-.
EXP'O. P~LiSH and GOLF COURSE SUPT. An """'1 opporluntty NJPt -only.12 per bour. COl<BINATION, Sboro Bar
DETAI L MEN Malntenonco l openitlon· ot • '"""°"" c.u 83>-0lm 'ert l<l3ll .Maids l co co .,._.,,
Top pay. 2 loc. l'\ill wurlf wk. two a.hole ~ Pitut · MATURE I~ chU4 cart ~ WIPI '$3,(11.$3.!'ICI tt
METRO CAR WA.SH tOeapplbdoaor~b)' * •* * * ~lttpa-.'$ P.,Y 'wttk;· ltlrl. .f'h. tr int. 5683
29511 llatl>or Bl,,,., Cll, MaCITYtch 2ht.OF -· -•• lefty c.,to • prlv. ""• F.V. &!T-2226 C.SASSYM, LASSY, 2901 lfol. l>or. ~~·~ ~ 2115 W. Hlowatlwt A-77 Fair O.. ll3+&15tl Atl .... lm C1llf, CHILD CARE. 4 da wk, "" TtlepbonW-for I SECURITY
GUAROS
Newport Aroa
Apply .10t6 N. 'l\lstln Aft.
Sidi< D, Orange, Colli.
JOAMto4PM
. PART TIME • • -downtoWn c . M . girl -MUii --JW'L own tranap. 548-3581 cr:Dent wk. lor ......-.
$250 PER MO. VOf..,. -·o1° '°" TEACHER' ...... -kl><' It\"' bo an....,.,. tnloL •
NO F.XP'ER.IY.NCF; NEC. ~~ :.0 f'rle ~.::~ be.byafttu, live-tit; atart . Pl'Dw: Mi'. Andrew 1 ,
CALL MR.REID _ C•••e•t l •• Qiater, $lJIOMonlh.~1881 615-3:151.
540-2034 Ma .... I fHo 9 I • I~ TIO!: HUB ol lcttVI!> ,., Y~O~UN~G'-~~-~-.~ ...... -· I
9 \M 10 9 PM · Come tit •at of '* t lm'fce bullnelltl · : • U. ~ta& fvr slot.k:brdilr'a -c:===-:,-,,.-,,==-SER VIC£ S i a t lo n " At-brdcl• o~ Ml pld 0-uled Ma. DJaJ IG•' ofOce, For tnmvllw ml f _GENERAL LABOR tondant..Agply2l96Harbor .;,.,,........,.,_ tootler,....-1'CJW, Mr. Cetlllr-ll AI
l'l.00 hour •1286 Blvd. OL 6*a'M '+ * *· 1" DAJLY P2fDl' '!fANT •ADSl ar ~
• f
I •
.
........ -10, 1'169
a 'U"> a IMl'lOYMfNT -Ho1P .W•-w ... n I
J•llll Mtft. ft--. 7JOo
·7400
SR. STENO
$l40. lo $545.
Xlnl -It.· l£r ~ ,..... strt. El«t. typnrl•
er,~ tyn. ~ --......
PUBLIC AGENCY
FULL llENEl'ITS
MJWCO
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEER
. : lmmldl1t..Oponlnt• In
the followlnt ., .. ,
CaD Mr. S)'tvater, 540-2910
or 963..utl Mott. thru Fri.
only.
_...,ity .. pin ...
perltnce under a Sr. IE:
iA attU ol time atudy,
c:ort tmprove:tl)et value
analyols.and-
procnml. """' lorm"1 edw;:adon &nd some rune.
study ~eoce:. Please
apply iA penon or by
confidenllal resume bt-
:
STAnSnCAI:
DATA
Experienced or trainee in
fitt, and/or casualty statis-
tical -· -.,,... putet in-put data in our op.
mi.tions unit Detail figure
...... illwlved. •
POU CY
SERVICE
• Prefer at kut one ~ar ot
fir@, cuualb' or multiple
· llneratlQr~.Pl~
sant pbone penonatity f!.
lt'n~ ExeeBent opportun-
ity fDr ad\lancemmt.
l'OUCY
TYPING
Elcperlenced or ttaioee, mul·
dple lino po11cy typist ro+
accuratel1 on the. el«bic.
The Idell po&ition for aome-
cme who likra to t;ype.
* HOSTESSES
FUU. OR PART TIME
Expand1rw atatt for enlar(ed
hotel operation.· Contact J.
Ravin 1n perl(IQ
THE
NEWPORTER INN
llDT Jamboree Rd.
N-Boclo
Hostess I Cashier
EVENINGS
RfllBEN E. llt
15 I E. COlll Hlghw1y
Newport Bnch
Work Ne•r Home
SECTY'S 151
-By Apoplntment-
Superlor Agoncy
Established 1946
-oalazy ......... 11W1ta to Penonnel
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY'
EMPLOYER
(Male or Female)
1485 Dale '!~~ta Mesa Phone: ~1 (TI4)
UNUSUAL
Opportunity
The Independent Order or
Foresten have opened a
pew office in South Orange
County. -!ntdllgent man or •'Ol?Wl over 25. C.ol-
lege not necellW')'. Should
have experience ln meeting
public. Dlgnitied llfe time
positioJl. Eamlng commeno.
es immediately. Sbould he
in exceu of $250 weekly.
Telephone: 492-8700 between
9 AM • 1 PM Mon. thnl Fri.
9 AM • 12 Nooa Saturdays
tor appointment.
18S7 Harbor Bl. c..ta .......... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ c.all t1r1t. 642-TI41 1=
like lo Docoret.1
l!<lp --tbelr home, Good income-train.
-EXPERIENCED -
: .Exoellent free betldih:, Pel--
Ing provided. For a ~uon
able fee, you can be in bus-
iness. Phone for appt D1clr w-. '3WJ61.
Commercial
• Teller •
• manrnt,. steady work. Oar PUBLIC atenograpber. Must
bequallfled.•-
haw rderencs. No 1n-
wstment required. Laguna
Beach ottloe. Send ruume
to Box M-706 Dally Pilot
HOUSEKEEPER, Com-
pan Ion for elderly
gentleman 11 v I n &' on
peninsula. 646-8520 aft 5
PM.
• ...... " ........... from ' within. Your fUtuft 11 deter·
' mined entirely by )US. New
: modm1 ottice, friendly,
: pleuant ... -.
APPLY IN PERSON
hi Nalional Bank
of Or1111e County
For Deblila and App't.
Call C<>lloct
PERSONNEL
(213) 384·1213
1650 Adams
Cost• Mes•
ASK FOR:
Mr. S1uner or Mr, Sjirtnger
: UNIGARD
a.EANING WOMAN
For Tbunday
~'777'2 or evn 644-W! An equal opportunity
em....,.. ' INSURANCE GROUP Jobs Men, Wom. 7500 ' i •
: MISS EXEC AGBtCY 1--------
' j FM P•kl
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC *Waitresses
*Busboys
Cook
! F /C Bkkpr !,.UO •••••• S600
: ~tary ••..•..•.....• $500
• Accts. Pay Ok (split) to S500 I Secty <splltl ........ to S450
I Jteceptionlst, Deg , • , • to $400
Appllcont Peys Foo
, Executive Sedy • • • • to $500
; Legal Secty .... , • • • to S500
, ESCl"O'!" Oilicer • • • • • • to $500
Bookkeeper , • , • • • • • to $500
Sea-eblry ••••••••••• to $t1S
. Acctg. Ok/Keypunch lo $450
Loan Processor • • • • to $400
(II) W. Cout lllgbway
Newport Beech 646-3939
HEBBIGER
Experience required ln ma·
chine tool maintenance, elec· * trlcal ....... oarpentry and
plum.blJW in tndustrlal pl&nl
Nine hr. day, 45 hr. week.
Profit-.
J. C. Carter Co.
671 W. 17111 St,
Coste M.1•
541-3421
Apply in pemin
COCO'S
REUBEN'S
1555 W. Adema
Cost• Mesa
Ancient Mariner
*DRIVERS*
No Experience
Necessary!
MUil have clea1. CalUornla
driving record. Apply
Exec Secret•ry .... $500
To Produd:lon Manager.
FEE PAID 2607 w. c.ut Hwy. YELLOW CAB CO.
Payroll Clerk ...... $450 NEWPORT BEACH lB6 E. 16th st.
F/C, NCR expu. Now takUl& appllcatlons daD1 CoatA Mesa
for REAL ESTATE. Shouldn't
• Lunch Ho1tts1 you be selling the hottest
FEE PAID
Clark Typlat ....... $375
Manufacturlr:W exper.
FEE BY APPLICANT
Recoptlonl1t ····•• .$380
• D•ytlme kitchen help area Hunttn&ton Beach?
• M111t type.
FEE BY APPLICANT
HEBERGER
' Poraonnol.Agoncy
9al W. 17th Sllttt
ColltaM~
ApplJI d&lly .._.
10 4: 4 p.m.
WANTED :
PRINTED CIRCUIT
BOARD
SCREENER A
FABRICATOR
Experlenc:<d only. Good "" SARAH COVENTRY hu and ovm!me.
operu,... t.>r full or port TRANSICOM
time aa1es. Pleasant work. 851 w. 18th St., CM.
no Investme nt, no ReelE1t•teSele1 deltvme&. Fbr intuWw
<:all 541><1614 Mon A Women
Photom•t Drive Thru Expandlna qain. Office # 4 openinp available for
Photo ules, pe.rt time work. licell9ed men I: women. tn.
D8.1 A ewnlng ahilts. Age stant tnc:ome I: ~. BW
U to 22. 201 E. 17th St., CM Gallow;ay. S p r In C Realty,
&G-5101 54(M82f,
BOOKKEEPER. rncdlcal of. w=ANTED==,--:-.,,-,,;oldu=-,,,..,.,,
fice, Laguna Beach aru. pie to help manage llml.ll
State aae & quallflcationL motd on Colorado tuwr.
Box M-701. Dail1 Pilot. Apt. tum. f>Jua utll. I mW1
uENTAl.. .Ml't. I: Sect'y. A.Lary. Tree we ol boata.
fOr deDtal attlce; exper. or P.O. BoJ: lf7, Bullhead acy,
~ tra1ned. Send iaume Arlmna
lo .Box M..nt. Dally PUot. CO.,;.;.Ul'~LE,;;;...-J-anl~ ... --,.-o-r~k,
"ANTED: Babygitter, olHp .,_ Th<o ... 1881 Newport
w/J cbUdren., Mo n-Fr 1. Blvd., C.M. See: Mr. or
11: ~ pm to I: 30 am. Mn. Qiapm.u. bdon 11
-AM dally ar eall 5'M1tl1
Vlllage RaaI Estatt> 962-f4n
Schoola-lndructlon 7600
MEN
Tr•ln In Your
Spart Tim•
for Pay up to
$4.21 per hour
BIG FUTURE!
''2?.6,000 HEAVY EQUIP·
MENT OPERATING EN-
GINEERS MUST BE
TRAINED, 1960-70 .. -U.S.
Dept. of Lalxit! Go mo.ort
anywhere for top wagt"s In
heavy con1trucUon. Earn
while you Jevn-keep yoUr
present job whll~ preparina
yuurseU for a better future.
Start al horn~ in spare
timt, then get two wcekl'
re1tdent tralnlrv at BrJld-
wood, DJ. No speclal re-
quirement& to take this
course. Both grade 11ehool
and colleie gnds we've
trained are top.paid oper-
ators. Leam how to read
blueprlntl, 1et grade stake&,
tnake CDrftCt cut and tills
-how to operate graders.
IC""8.pen. dozen, etc. Na-
JTDPI kl) U :XI 'pPl. EXP. Ll.ftdsc:l,p!! -.men tlonw\de placement anlst-~ 9Cbool ao cbldrn. or tntnm. !alu7 + mnm: ara. Thla tra1nin& can be
Vic WtfDft' I: Newland, HB. quallOed lfild:L 1' f ID I a )'OUr firlt al -to mnploy·
N7""'17 hendlta. Cab 5t6-(J8tl merit tn the Heavy F,qui?-_;:,..;;c:.::_~-----) men! fndultry. Mall c_ooupon
-DENTAL ualalant, ~ n:-RESfAURAHT Hll..P TODAY forIDUltrattd P'old-
perlencf: MJ 1 rt. 1'ull * 8Mdl ""-* er. No Obllp;Hon. ~~Part-~..: =blifnU liW. OYER 21 CALL Exp. prtl liut w/)nlo. u..., Eq.-nt Trahiliw
-Mr Gamin. -Dept. IGQ. Box M561 · p ll'ol c/o Dol11 Pilot I ROUSl:KEEPER/OID. care BLU!:PRINT SHO requ N&n'le •••• , • , • , , •••••••••••••
I lftebndl only. ff . B . delivuy drtYttli. blue line AddtW • , .... ,,, ....... , ... , -..oo trlnuner operalor. !Hl>-8373 OU' •••••••••••••• ztp ••••••
1W1! owt JI. --OPERATOR tor •-Stal> • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • Act···· ' pui.fune. I "*>'s _... -. """"'"" prll. llalar)I N..-t Phono •••••••••••.• ,
• 11.'1!1 br. -t comm. o.II Ko.I' SJMlCI !In. Wlol: t-. ..... to ...... .. , .
'°'5 & IMPLOYMINT IOU & llMl'LOYMINT MERCHANDISE ,OR MERCHANDISI l'OR M!RCHANDISI FOR M!RCHANDIS! FOR "':;'"lolJ 11\111 & , · './oM -· Wom. 7500 SALi ~D TRADE SALi AND TRADI SALE. AND TRAD! SALE AND TRADI
--?550 .~ ~ 0penlna Iii 2 Furnlturt. 8000,urnlturo . 8000 Pl•-A ~n1 1130 MllOlll•-UDO
n..un.lt wms: qoen... !! ll ii ~ ~>. v ~ . l(_ew .Pianos • SR(Y!'GUN, new lthac& ~ ''""l'l' ' k>llow1n( ..... Guart111l<o ~ wutUm:ER a BIWlBURY p. j -......... SI!>. Ou -Pe'"onnal plUI OOUlm. • eoo<f .wt.Ing boarn new ln>lllnr molOr •• cond. "~ .... 11on. Spanish All itytes • llnl,,,.., all &II h.p. sro. New boat agency 830-.lOlOJar Jnte"'"' American made, 88 note, dd anchor $2 Drill prns. new Mecll,erranea~ w·bench "'""""· Price st.n. tabt• mode1 sss. +..,.t., ~EW'=: Schoola-1nattvct1on 7600 . ,"-"' Monutac1u,.,,.. 'w~:i~er Organs ~. =:7 ":.' ~
6tW870 LIJ'E'l'DIE cut. t)'pewrltlnl(. 69 ,showroom S1mpln \ • NE\V • Vista Torito. San Clemente
If you 1re lnte.....,... aUJdnm. ~n. or , AIT.mtk~IS,.CW~•~ Many other makes. Many ATTENTION
9d In 1ny of the fol· )"OUJ'leW lndlvibuall,y tutor-8 Wood carvre arm divan, lg. man I chair 51,yiea 4 finiabes. Prices TREASURE
lowing position• ed Olllooat 10 leaobs tJ!plng or love seat. 5 Pc Octagon dark oak din set start at HUNTERS
plllao come In i nd IChool. rra Del Mar, CM. w/black or avocado framed chairs; 8 Pc BR $595 Ganliner w.ctron~ -..
t1lk to our counteJ.. S..2'59 set 9-dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser( lg. mirror •. 2 EVERinnNa IN MUSIC tor metal detector, mod~ ora. Thoy will° be NO>;·PROrn Chlldrens Art commodes, decorative headboard In Sparush , C 200. Max ...,,.. , rt. ww
happy 1o i.11 vou -mr. b • • 1 n oa1r design with matching bo• springs, mat· Beach Music enter ..-.,, "" fl5. Call 646-~-I Marcb .17th. Painting, Clay tr •-,_ 1987 aft 8 •n. plf11cu 1rs •• ~ & Scutpture ~ 5. yean, ess ll(. ..,.ame. Sal8 Ir: .Sirvi er 11.m • fob description, lo-646-65ll i; info Items Sold lndlvidu1lty Factory ce EXCEU.ENT T b t c k. pile
cation, benefits, up_. or · Shop Around-Before you buy ... USI Daily 12 noon 'W 9· Sat 9-5 Sand colored carpet, Ap-
etc. 1::;"'..?-.~ i:.~ VALUE S1095.95 -FULL PRICE $529.95 V~ .:11:: :';,,""c;,:;,~~ prox. 16 x 16, $50. Apt.
One-Glrl Office $500 home, CdM 673-5849 or terms u low 11 $4.66 per w"k Huntington Beach 847-8536 me Rtl $~. Coffee tabJe,
11 r.. paid. Thl1 ~"" ae Use Our Slore Charge Plan or Bank Financing HAMOND ORGAN lnlald Wood. 11.50 :nu
•ttracti••>.puoonabl• MERCHANDISE FOR No Faocy Front -BUT Quality Values lns[de LESSONS "'""" Road, SaL Noon -
attractive, p ersonable SALE AND TRADE _<_P_-'_1· _____ _
people l""' Will man-ENROLL NOWI * AUCTION * age otfi~, """"" typing, sh It 8000 • •• ' ' • S16 rot 8 week coun;e 80. 5 """ Fum ure • . You do not have to ov.11 an
•--$4'0 EPF• • instrument. Free practtct ..,...ty " · time available. CLASSES
DlversWed and interest-~-I¥ ''3' . . , , : . , . SfART: Beginners. March ing job, type 60. ah 80. r----' 18, Tuesda,y, 7 PM. Inter·
Exec Seely $600 EPF Spanish m«liare. Mareh 13, Thun-
Hourl; 9-6, must have day 7 P?.L Excellent teach-f""..,t!t:' ,!=: Medilerranean 20 PC. "MADRID" An11;;;-81io "·
10me aharp young lady. Received canctllatlon 3 Room Group VA.Sr Stock Amer 1: 'Eu;, REGISTER NOW: run. En-
F /C Bkki)r to $800 of $22,000.00 Spanish FROM MODEL HOMES furn &: cloclC!I. La r r y tertaining, Knowledgeable.
EPF and MMllterranean Includes: Quilted sofa & Morgan Antiqu@fl, 2 4 2 8 Rent organs available dur·
Cub or restaurant expert. Furniture chair -2 end tables & co.f. Newport Blvd., C.M. Ing tenn of couI'U'. Sign up
ence belptul, Must have All New Top Quality f~ table-2 lamps-dreu-ANTIQUES & CLOCKS now! AV?id the lWlh:
an eXceptionally g ')od Brand Names er-mirror-headboard-FOSTER'S ANTIQUES loqwre for details:
work record,• Decorator's Dream quilted box ~ A. matt-642-6138 e 1903 Federal, CM •~ OORHAMMONA DONEOL MAR Personnel A11l1t1nt HoUse on DISplay ress - 5 pc. dining ~m; ,,,
to $450 APF• Items as follows: Gor· table & 4 hl·back chairs. Sewing Machines 8120 2854 E. Coast I-Iwy., 67J..8930
Must be well orpnlzed geous 8 tt. custom quil-COMPARE AT $74!1.S'S l968 SINGER, toucb-0-matic THO~lAS Organs -all styl-
and irilli.ng to learn. Typ. ted sofa with eep&rate $399 oompl -'•" wal ,.•. lllne" es, exclusi_ ve color glo and 1 .... and sh'.. loose pillows with heavy ".u1 ..... u "• oak trim decor and mat-No down-Pmta only $16 mo. forces repo. $39.SO full price automatic rhythm. Large
Dictaphone Sec ching chair, 3 matching WELK'S WAREHOUSE 7-. . assortmt!nt of pre-OWned or· $525' APF oak occasional tables, (2) ~$4. ~u:oo~ A1~fc~ti~: ~ans at bargain prices. Come
Front ofice quality w/mln 58" tall decorator lamps. hcn'ts. overcasts. so~e fan: m-and compare. • •--'·• , an 8 piece master bed· 600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana C M 2 years secreuu-1.ll.I uper.. room suite-tn pecan pan-Open Daily ~9 cy stitches etc, No attach OGSt USIC
enee. Good spelling a eUed Medlterranean style Sal 9-6 Sun 11~ needed. Guarantee good. 1839 Newport Blvd, CM mu•~' Jn.....,... baok-w;th top quality 15" Y'• ""'616 646·0271 ground helpful Excellent warranty mattress a: box SPANISH Rt!turned from
benefits. springs. Spanish decor Model Homes on sale al
B h u-t $'85 dfning set, etc. less than wholesale! Group Musical Inst. 8125 PIANOS & ORGANS ranc .... r 0 ~ Whole housefull was includes beautiful 9 6 . • -----~~--1 -Famous Name Brand• Fee reimbursed. Minl-....,ular $l29S.OO Guitar Headquarters from $52!1.
mum 5 yean adminis-MU'S'T SACRIFICE quilted so!a. & love seat, •NEW and USED • Also USED Instruments
trative background with 3 Spanish oak decorator Fender • Vox • Standcl G Id M I C ·•l•• fo--and service $568.00 tables, swag or table lamps, ou us c ompany -·-all la k. e GIBSON e MARTIN 2045 N. Main, Santa Ana ..... rsonnel. Position oilers w P cque, ing, queen, • WILSON • YAMAHA ~ full · ~-,... So. ol Freeway 547-0081 o~rtunity !or -•• Any JI-can be pur-or size """-"""m flu"' r.-g•v""" ...... I 1 i cl box -Drum Heedquarters Mon & Fri 'ti! 9 Sunday 12-5 F /C Bkkpr $500 chas tndlvldually • . • comp e e n springs, e NEW and USED e
Oxnpa.ny pays 11' fee. TERMS -We carry our mattress. linens & boudoir LUO\VIG ROGERS ASTRO HAMMOND • steinway Ya-
CollStructlon background own accounts. lamps, Spanish oak 6 pc Large seiection wtth new 4 maha • new &: used pianos
helpful for an ~ce1nent ' l I /] ~~P~~ri~~:wh~ pc, sets and cymbal; start· ol all '!1~s. ltest buys in
tion
"°m·pany in a ti""" oca-FOR ONLY $399. $20 down. ing at $99.50. Pedals, bl-hats So. caiif. nght here.
and ~.... nn;-.f All all SCHMIDT MUSIC co.,
k II $4.99 per Yl'eek I out ol -.... ,. re_.,.,_.. am 1907 N M' -
FC Bk pr/P1yro state credit OK. W 11 1 parts, acces.sories & cymbals Sant~ :
$425 + EPF Furniture separate for quick sale. 20th in stock. Some acountq, payroll at HARBOR BLVD. Century Furniture. 917 2 EVERYTI-IING IN MUSIC PIA.i~O TUNING & Repair
experi.,.,. and knowledge 18 ff N rf Bf d Garden Gro"' BI• d • ' Be h M • C I Expert. re8"'nablo! o1 oomplt" helpful Must ... ewpo y • G&nloo c..... Daily '~" ac USIC en er Albert ........ '"""'
be able to work well with Costa Mesa Sat l~. Sun 12-5 Come PRIVATE PARTY people. ' in or call ,7141 530-5240 Factory Sales & Service \Yant& to buy piaoo •~ $500 EPF Dail)' 12 noon 'til 9, Sat S-5 for Cash.' 213-877-1035 _., ( ( } BUNK he<b (2), metal. «>~ 17404 B=b 1 ) Muat be a ae1f atarter with Oft Y plete with foam rubber mat-1 · B vd.,_ (Hwy 39 WANTED· Pianos &: Organs.
gOOf;l telephone techrU. Evtry nlte 'til 9 tresses, bed spreads & fi~i:~· ::!ieg~~ Cash paid
que11, good 1h1•1 c"rking. Wed., Sat., Sun. 'tll 6 sheets. 839-1427 after 5:30 ~::~!Nr:Er:;. J·~ik~e;ne~w~. J""~·I ===*=-===*==: Payro pm. Excellent condition for T $325 cellent condition. Paid $225. eom..:':'1m,,...,.. '"· 17 Pc. Kin<J Size '"'' $50. Sell \'O. 96>-7516 Televi1lon 1205
Beel EARLY American wing·back Good typtrv a must. data room e COLOR TV, RCA 23" Xlnt ............ ulng knowledge chair, beige/green/brown. ~n_!I & Org1n1 8130 condition! ... ""'. 673-1339 eves r---Large 9 •-we"_._,,._., mi" XI.NT conditioo. $ 4 0 , .,_, helpf\Jl, Must be able to ...... ' .... ..., .. ,,.,,., •• S46-lJ9t & wkends.
oommunlcate. . ror, 2 bedside stand~ king: ( I ARE SALE I I Setty to $540 APF size headboard, frame, quilt-GOOD brown club chair $35. 1 ,
Hi.Fi & Stereo 8210 Acc:urate sh &; typing eri mattress, sheets, blank-Lime club ch + ottm,
with ability to compose t!ts, etc, casters $50. re-uphol ?i1I Our gorgeous new store -------
burned! The pianos &: or--1967 PORTABLE .f..speaker
gans suffered no water dam-stert'O • beautiful 2-tone
age, but they are .smokey cabinet w I stand. $50.00, ,
dirty, dusty &: scratchy, w~ . you won't believe this until
moved them all bJCk to our you hear for yourself!
old location It marked every-Includes headphone jack.
own letters. Must have a Choice of Spanish 6-2323
mature Rttltude. ol' Modem Style
Stat Typist $350 All For $249 Office Furniture 8010
Company reimburses f~.
Type 65+, ah helpful but
not mandatory. Work in
exceptionally lovely of.
fices with fine opportunity
to advance.
Ktypunchl Acdg Clk
to S450 APF Knowledge of timekeep-
ing and 029 or crz6, Mature
attitude please.
Mrktg Secty
$500 APF
Good typing, 1b prefetftd,
must be mature, sharp &
public relations mlndt!d.
Girl Fri $450 APF
Engineering background
helpful.
Extc Sec to
$650 APF
Type 70, sh 100.120, must
be discreet &: diplomatic
tor a very demanding
position.
Glamour Stct"etary
to $500 APF
{Long St!ach). A great
job for a young lady with
business acwnen.
No down -Pmt5, only $9 mo.
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana
Open Dally 9 • 9
Sat.9-6 Sun.ll .6
INS. Group disposes nf: steel
&: wood Exec &: Secretarial
desks, chai~, table!, files. thing at FIRE SALE PRJC. OlsoD headphones w i t b
sht!lving, locken & drafting ES~ So, if you dig that "Old separate wlume control,
room furniture. Time Smol-ey F I av 0 r", brand new $15. 546-Sl!n
McMAHAN'S TI2-M50 come & get 'cm, and at STEREO 1969 Solid state
1830 S. Anaheim Blvd. In priL't'S you \\"On't believe. deluxt! console stcrt"O, 4 20 PC. MODERN Anaheim Ca10..,ide S.A. WARD·s BALDWIN srumo •pd ""-"'· Loft on lay
3 ROOM GROUP -""=·=ay=a=t=Ka=te=lla=)===, ,=...,.,N.,•wport~~·~C~.M~·~.....,..!!!!!!laway. Pay ou remaining bal--1 . ance of $76.00 or terms.
Include" nora1 -• , .. ., Ollk~~qulpment_!<>.!_! PIANOS ere<tt nept. 53>-7289 • walnut tables • lamps •
complete bedroom with quill ADDRESSOGRAPH
ed mattress • 5 pc. dinette, Rerond., w/supplies 714-520'.I
etc. All !Dr .. ,
$277
No down. Pmls, only $10 mo.
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
600 W. 4th St.. Santa Alla
Open Daily 9 • 9
Sal9.6 Sun.11.tl
20 Pc. Maple
3 ROOM GROUP
Includes: LMng room set •
tables • lamps • bedroom
set • quilled mattress • ma.
ple dining room. All for •• ,
$449
No down . Pmts. only SU mo.
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
Household Goods 8020
COMPLETE house of
furniture: color TV-stereo,
3 BR.s, rattan den furn.
Redecorating • everything
goes, tables, Jampg, etc.,
custom Italian l.r. suite &
World bar. 1004 Katella,
La,guna Beach. 494-8828
KIRBY vacuum • late model.
Like new, full price $79.95.
Terms $7 per mo. 638-2247
Garage Sale 8022
Fabulous ~lectio~ of new M' cellaneou
aOO ust!d pianos in all sty!· 11 I 8600
es. Grands start from S~95.
Spinets from $395. Practice
pianos !rom $150. Silver Fox Jackel
Coast Music eo.t SJSO -Mu". "'" ;so
1839 New rt Blvd CM OO-t'mS evenings
po ' QUALITY king ~ 646·0271 w/quilted mattre,._ romp.
\V ALNUT Spinet piano, like Never used $98, worth $250.
new. Cost $195 Sell $400. 842-6536
548-3904 F"'I"R"EW=oo"n~, • .,.,-..i-,--•. -ow",..,1,-:ut
E11calyptus, Apricot. $47.50
FREE TO YOU '°"' S25 "' m1. ne1. & ---------I stack'd free. (1) 688--0846
FREE Rllbbil!, 2 adorable UPHOLSTERING -S'7'9.50. 2
pets 1 grey & y.·h .. 1 blk pc. (European craftsmt!n)
& \.l!h. &\gin. Ideal fOl' Free est., del, pickup, 215
children 54(}..98'24 3/10 l\taln, HB "Berny" 536-6405
RECORD player, crib mnt· FORCED to sell everything!
tress, \\lashington n1achine, Furniture, camping, much
needs work. 141 l Lincoln ml5e! ! Any reas oUer
It YoU will .ell or buy
give Windy a try
Auctions Frida,y 7:30 p.m.
Windy's Auction Dem
Behind Toey'S ffidg. Mat'l
207511 Newport. CM -e CUSTOM DRAPES e
Manufacturer to you. Save
on rnateriall; guar. work.
Free Estimates. ~1431
CLASSIC DRAPERIES
3853 Birch st., N'pt Bch.
Adj. Orange County Airp't.
DESPER.ATE • Forced to
sell .. -complete household
furniture, applianc'es
stereo, record player, tools.
2 tra111portation cars, knick·
knacks, odds &: e n d 1 •
Reasonabl~. ~7300
MAN'S l;4 carat diamond
ring in beautiful Oorentine
gold and brushed silver set. ·
ting. Was $210.00 new. Will
Mttifice for Sl00.00. See for
younell. 546-5197
BELOW Cost; gift!, home
decor. Last week! Also
display tables, I h I'! Ive A •
desk, rug, vacuwn. 551 W.
19th St., CM 548-1914
CUWGAN W a t e r Sol·
tener, fully auto, used 2
yrs $150 or trade for
Upright Amana treeur ol
eq. val 963-3650
LIVING rm sectional; 2
chairs, new $900, very
reasonable. G.E. ref r I g ,
seU-defntg w/se.p freez.er.
962-5691
CARPETS. Vinyls. Tiles, lat.
est styles and colors. Com-
mercial & Residential, Ez..
pert installation.
642-1403
SPACE.SAVER bed, ched &
desk built-in. $150.
Refrlg/frttzer (300 lbl. $100
548-3904
Mloc. W1ntod 1610
WE PAY MORE
CASH
For any near new or used
furniture, appliances, C)!or..
ed. TV's, s~reos. piano~ or.
gans, stoves, rc!rigeratora,
bedroom sets, dining room
sets. oUice furniture. 1 piece
or houseful. Day, night or
Sunday.
636-3620
$WE BUY$
$ FURNITURE $
APPLIANCES
Color TV'1-Pl•110'1-Sler10'1
I p;,,. or Hou10 F111l
CASH IN lO MINUTES
• 541-4531 •
WANTED to buy • 40"' v.ide
gas range with double oven.
Must be good condition.
Prefer O'Keefe & ~Ierrltt
~1879
PETS ind LIVESTOCK
C1t1 8820 .
MY name 111 Boot&. I am
a beautiful black &: \\'hlte
Persian house cal. I am
FREE to someorie who will
love me. My mommie can-
not keep me because ahe
is alJergic. I sit up for
my dinner, am well trained
and have had all my shots.
I am 2 years old. Please
call 494-1586
Se<rotary $475
Fee negotiable. T hey
want a real beauty for
this position. Good typing
plus l\1tht sh.
PBX Optr1tor
to $476 EPF
Must havt front oWce 11~
pean.nce for busy 555
600 \V. 4th St., Santa Ana
()pen Daily 9 • 9
Sal9.6 SUn.11°11 * $29.44 * For 3 Piece Braided e OVAL RUG SET e
a.use items from DecOratot"I
trade-iM. Furn.lamps-teak
cbest & coif. tbl. 54" round
n1arble tbl top. 6 Chnir
Spanish Din set. lklund onk
table. Carpet remnants &
lOO's of small rug samples.
Some items y.•ater damaged.
215 E. 16th St, C.M.
Lane, NB 1()..5 Sat. only. &~7JJO B EAUTIFUL C il o co I ate
FEMALE Gennan Shepherd p~ru=v A~TE=-_...,.-t,-WM--~~16' Point male Slame!le cat to
3 yrs old good \.\"alch dog, Whaler, mwrt be xlnt cond mate with your female
older children or adults. To with or without motor. (805) Siamese. Owner wants pid:
good home. 645-1993 3/10 831-8155 or litter. &tl..JiSl between
-------~ 9 At.I &: 5 PM, aftier 5 ND good lfome Blk/wht fem FULL membership N'pl. PM 642-25S9 boarn.
Rocpt $400 EPF
MWlf be attracttve. ch&rm-
ing I: ln~lfltnl Will also
do liaht ""'"" end ...,. eral ollioe duties.
Acctg Clerk
$370 APF
Securttl~ blckz r o u n d
helpfUI. Must be detail
mlndtd le very acronte.
•EPF, employer
p•ysfM
*APF, Appliunt
poyafoo
642-3870
newport .
personnel
agency
TEMPORARY DMSION
For the t1J11.bl9 wotnan
lo,.rest<d lo top -
loool lemPl""Y jobo.
Nylon blend, reversible.
Brown, coppcrtone, ~n.
Sizes: 8 x JD, 2 x 3. 2111: 6
AL'S UNUSUAL
FURNITURE
1'1881 Beach llivd.
Hunlin&"ton Beach 842-4464
~UAL l TY k:i.'11 bed
w/qullted mattress. mmp.
Nt>ver used $98. worth $250.
84:i.<536
Appli1ncn 8100
e SPECIAL PUR.OIASE e
Re~tcn, automatic
washers &: other major ap..
pUancea from model homes
at fant11st1c dlacounb! No
Down. We service. See at:
FOSTER'S
1TI85 Brookhurst, Ftn Valle:y
(So. o1 \Yarner) 96S-12.14
kitten. MittC!n Toed Adults Beach TC!nnil Oub '"'========
Pref. 543-41119 3110 644-0031 or 548-2035 1 Dogs * To good Home * Indian Well! Country Club
Cute 5 Puppies 9Jn. only membenhlp for sale, save
642-1432 3111 $1500. eau ~rm
BOSTON Bull 5 yr. male IBM Standard Model C
still avallable to lo-Ang xlnt cone!. $295.
adult home. 847~7il8 JIU 6'75-2133
BOXER PUPPY 5 Mo. old MONTGOJ'r.ERY Ward
Fem. Yard Ir a In ed . pov.-er mower: rotary, used
545-4346 3(10 l yttr. $00. ~
182.S
ALASKAN Malarnutf!, AKC.
female, 4 mos. Excellent
fur show prosi>@Ctt arxt
breed.Ing. Black with white
marklrws. Cl2-0403
BEAln'IFUL -lovab l e .
Beq:le and ha.I( 1 1 Wkl
old, trl"<Olored. $S. ...
"'-'l014
KELVINATOR Auto
Wastling machine, 3 yn old,
0US11SI: 1n1&Neqila0t 1D $7S. AKC ~tale Germ. Pointer GAS refrlg, $50. 23" TV $-15. + LAB PUPS +
t:owa. Thi DAY.or PD.Or * 839-5092 * Short llr. 1 yr. Older Oill. FM conv, UHF oonv. $12.50 AJ<:C. champion stoct.
OJwdfted ll!Cdtn. 51" KENMORE Au Io mat I c dren. 536-46'19 EVcs. 3/lO each. 644-<lW71 alt S::I> Huntcni, 9fi2.5i3T ~·time A effort. i.GOt wubrr. Lt.te model. ~ HUGE genUe cat needs Jov. NB TENNIS CLUB SK\..,. Ttrrl ·---=',.-··===~--·I eellent condition. $ 4 O, Ing Mme. Mov\.na to Seat· membership/Ale. 673-1384 dy i:. er•• """ ...
!JU" N'T JU...,. uneu ...._ ....,15 ti -· "162 3/ll -O:wnp. •~. Rare, calm, <">~ ,,..,.., -llJn~ 847""0• e. ,"""" DRAPES. 3 pr. ott·whlte, for Duffy: pet & thow. ~l
•\Mn.: ~~urnlah ~ .. borne EXCELLENT beige f,.11NIATURE Pnndl aUdtng &lass doot"ll, $45. TOY Poodle""" 6 -
• • • • unu creat .......,.. to-F"-id•'-11 ~· IL 6 , • .,., \\' __ ..._....... wtth Children. --i condition 644-W "" day'• Claasilied Ms. • .. ..., .... .,,...,., .. IM _.... • 2 A~! femaka, l blaclt c~, ...... l~P~P~E~N=o-A-L~E-.. ~"'-1 aid. $35. 846-1440 646-8402 3/10 POOL Table 54"X98", cues, male. 84&--21.88
COWTed in anti~ t'al silk Kll.VINATOR Rf!frigtra\Of LOVABLE 4 mo old male balls, eovtt: beaul eoDd. LABRADOR Rttrlewr pup-'
._...IV!)!, xlnt cond fl.r,Q, tn good condition, $63. mixed pupp)' free to good tm. 6#-0096 pits btack. dul..I <:ha.mp
M9-Z34 MS-7890 home. &U·lOOl. 3112 LAMDREn'A needs rtaplr bk).>md. AKC. 64U6JO
EnlAN Allan llCllld M•ple Nftld a GarDent1an11:le! FREE To )'(Ill {S) chickens $50. I 'P000='=1.E"$,.-~AK~c" • ...:.;,M;,;_,,U~s -T
ao.ta .\ matching arm cbalr, Find it with • wut 9111 2 mon. old 64J..!7ll !Ill * 644-01$4 '*' SEl.L! Ve!')' l'l'aaonable.
100C1 cond. S6S. ~ White tlephantt! Dfmt.e.tfne> Dial ~ for RE&JLTS White El.epbanta? 962-'.w:s , _____ __, __ _
. ".
PITS tnd LIVESTOCK ~SPORT A TION llondoY, MW 10, 1969 DAILY PltOT
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
1_o_':."----....:•.:.12;:5 I Motorcycloo ~ lmpomd Avteo 9600 Imported A.vt., 9600 ~eel Avlot
SCRAM-LETS AUSTIN HEALEY PORSCHE VOLKSWAGEN ------·-AKC SQ.KY, PUPPI.&S
I W-old. Aodouo for
.w homea &: lots at: Jove.
A valllible u peta ar fer
sOOw. Terms. 548-4957 ANSWE·as .1.\. •!!a'"· ...... .._, 1m PORSCHE 912 New: lnttricr, wood duh Awb<d.-•u.-IDp. Overdri~. $1100 11 r m . AKC Silkie pupp~ 9 weela
old. amclt;q kr MW hornes_
and loll 0( kwe, &Vall U
peta, er for &how. Te-nna. ·-1 MALE 1 ~malt Poodles.
J4&1e $25. Female $35. 4
mo. oJd, have had sbots. -
Factor ~ Grt.pe -Slute -
()pon'1 -STRANGER
Be k1nd to )'01lr lrilndl.. It
tt wem:i't tor them you'd be
a tola:l STllANGER.
'65 MATCHLESs 500oc 1n
a baal<et. F.qulpped tot
DqtT Beat offer over $250
complete set of metrle
wrenches &: SIX:keta $40. HorlOI 1830 Priv, Patty. 531-<387
E:XCEi\i £r.rT HORSE CARE '68 HONDA 350: must sell.
Dry safe pipe paddocks. best Uke new! $450
hay 1-: &rain. Groom service, !J62...378l
6'13-!1811
5 to Ct.-Froml
All In Top Shopoll ======;::1 =iStortlng it! , ... $3995 DA 1SUN 534-2214 or n1 m~~s1
' OPEN SUNDAY
'69 DATSUN I SIMCA Bia ...ian. 98. bp, I overlteld
:!,".";!",i! .. ~.•·\::; "'•6"'7~S"'IM=c""A:-:1"'00=:-0
1200 tnllel. under factor)' G.4S.O.L.R., 4 spd. W 111
warranl;)'. Bcl1 $1715. Take ~ $50 ca.sh. to det, take
$'T5 cub dela or elder car. pa.Y,menll of $.30.86, LB UJB
L.B. YNWIET. Call alter 10. 984 \Call Pat after 1D:30 AM 494.9773. • '94-9773 1===-=== 11 ... u ....... 2 ml •UI .. '66 &SA Ll&htninr 850 cc. SPRITE
Santa Ana Frwy on Ortep Beet offer O\l\'J" $700 ---:=~:::----1·---"'-'-"-'----
FERRARI
Hwy. River Oaks Training 546-1STT FERRARI '60 BUG EYE SPR1TE.
Stab~. San Juan Capistrano Newport Importl Ltd. Qr. Original throu('hout.
XLNT \Yestern show horse Trailer, Tr1vel 9425 an&:e County'• only author-(IFE854} Only $895. Dealer,
---'-''-':="'--_;_;:;::.:I Ued dealer. 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt for exp'd rider. 4 yr old SALES. SERVICE • PARTS "'A-ch. ••• .,.. geldini; 1A. horse It Ara· 1B' ROD It REEL H -~
blan. 5100. 67J.-0629 VERY CLEAN Sl.00 W. Cout wy.
4 """"',,.,.., oven & brll-. N'""'°" Beach SUBARU •. BEAUTIFUL 3 yr old-3 bar Dbl sink, elec WH, elec 6(2.9405 54().1764
YW
TRANSPORTATION
CAR SALE
FALCON
'63 FAIL'ON Rancbm>. 21!1
V1, 3 apd. Xln~ ..... ii 6G'4i094 bet 9 a.m. or att
Prlw Sp0clol1 • IRANll Cl'edll problem I See "' '"'•-.:.' ,:;P·=m.'-::::,..,,:-;-;;=--'ISO Bua •••••••••·•••• $389 • • lnsta.nt dellvtfY, low prlcts.1-'61 FALCON
'61 Bup ••• •• •• •• •• • •• $49J • NEW • eaBY term1. We dtt:kle on 4 Dr Sed Auto. so.coo mL
't3 Bup • •• •• ••. •. ···• $599 • • your cmilt. Call w come tn $265 • IV~ ~:i, • 1969 • ...a,.. ~m . * ..,.iao;
1199 to 11999 • • BLUE CHIP • BUICK • AUTO SALES FORD
Q '• $2444 ·: Z1<5 Hul>or, COila Mo.. '6.1 FORD COUNTRY WE PA,Y CASH FOR
YOUR CAR, PAID i SEDAN
FOR OR NOTI Silo waa. db-, V,!. """, .....
IMMIDIATI DI YllT • ~ ~:u:~~~ f:. • BUICK •Ian.,.,_ Fine pnrt p..ty. '39
I Moolli. LB UEV ""'· Call Mt-IHJ-6n.11tt • • '63 BUICK Slc;ylarlr, f apd Pat, 56-0634 a..· 494-9773.
ltJt HAllOI ILYI. Dllft tT HOlll TODAY stlek. bucket Rats. Xlnt '6S FAIL'ON Futura CouverL
COSTA MIU ~-, • eon:t, Or& owner. $900. \11, RH•. f spd. new tires.
'66 vw ~ • 646-.5622 Xlnt oond. AWka 'bound -
1300 2 Dr. Md. 4 1pd, dlr. • '65 SKYLARK Grand Sport m111t eell. 545--0733
R&H; owned by little old • • Auto tram; R/H, full pwr, '6') FORD Sta Wag, rum
man in SUI D1ego. Se• blue • alr-alnd. 1-owner. Top cond. good $150, ,53 C&d gd! Jl5
•
Speedometer read• 16,800. • • 1S67 RIVIERA, all JIO"-'tt, ''
exter.. plush white lnte.r. • $2444 Prv prty $1600. 54&-1.970 . or trd' 968-2605
$50 Cub deli. TILke p.,yts. • • 6 way seat, AM/FM slereo, '68 FAIRLANE wagon, 8 Cyl. 1969 SUBARU ot $l5.86. Call Jim L.B. usv. • 8 electro cntise alr cond a: Xlnt cond. S1!lOO JAGUAR from $1297; 46 MPG 419, '94-9773, '545-0634. • e 1 bea<..-. 12995. •548-8414 675-7'15'1
bred qua.rtef. hone gelding. niliig ice box comb~ Nr AuthorlU!d MG DeaJer __ ...;..;..:.:...c"---
Gentle, "1.<eU .s I a r I e d, new tires -spare T &: \V.
pleasure bone. 544--5601 A real buy at $888:-SS. -----~--Complite foreign car euvice '64 VW Sunrool; chn>mfl • s"199 • '61 BUICK 2 dr hardtop I.A '61. FORD FaJcon Station
JAG '65 3.8 S sedan, silver Kosta Kustom Kars whls., tuned exhaust, radial • DOWN Sabre, or1'='1na1 owner. New Wagon. New tires, aood
REG. Thorobred gelding 6 1960 Inter. Travelall,
yrs. aid; spirited, but good well e)(perienced, ~.
natured $450. 54>2600 * 545-5694 * grey I red lthr int, auto.
1
:845:::0llaker;::::::;·:;;C;:.M.:::0='=54<J.591S== tire!. reblL eng. Kon I • . • pa.int & upholstery. Excel· cood. $325 673-3179 ps, wire whls, air, AM/FM. shocks. l\.iust !!ell. Very •Plus tax A h~me on •Po• lent condition. 5494149,, TRANSPORTATION Trucks 9500 $3595. Priv party. 714, clean 49'-4428 pcovcd c.cdlt for <h~ LINCOLN 1.:.;:.:.::..::::..::.:..::::..::::..::~-I:.;...:.;:;.::.. ____ ;_:;;,: I 1523--0669~~-~=~===: 1---::T~O~Y~O~T~A~:---I ==~;;;;;;;;:=== 1•New Buick Special. No.• '63 BUICK Riviera; clean,,,---------I Bott &y h~ ~ 4••279••~••9 • newPolyglasGood)'ear1· . 1 IC •• 7vvu IRAND MEW 196t VOLVO • U..J ~ • tires: $1,000, 96S-5046 '59 ~lNCOLN Premier, 4 dr;
172 Ton Pickup KARMANN GHIA TOYOTA • BRAND NEW 1 * '66 Bukk ruv1era. ru11 white::::;;'~;,,.. NEW
KmENBURG 41
$ Save Thousands $
29' Col 29 1/8 loaded $9950
35' HerrescboU, absent ownr
derpera~ •••••.• try $12,000
38" Kettenburg '65 Gray.
e PACIFIC YACHT SALESe
3446 Via OportD, Newport
24 Hour Phone 613-1570
17 F"I'. Performer. Islander
Deluxe model Call fiber-
glass) outboard. CUstom
snap down cover. BiJ wheel
tilt trailer. $100 or best off.
er. Phone 644-4687 alter 7 pm
25' OIBIS O'nighter; new
pwr., paint & tanks. $2,350.
675-3683: eve 675--0841
S.llboots '°10
OLYMPIC Otw Sailboat
Finn No. T/1. Excellent con-
dition & racing record. All
extras $1200. Call 673-8148
or 642-0022
~99 DN. plus T&L. oac
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor
546-1200
C.M.
*SPORTSMEN$ VAN*
* TRUCKS * They Aro All Hore At
Fantastic Discounts
Read)> far tmmedlale
delivery
BEACH CITY
DODGE
16555 Beach Blvd., (Hwy. 39)
54<).2660
Huntington Beach'
1965 VOLVO 12'l S. Xlnt . • '69 OPEL 1 """'ip.....,,., Immaculate con-I::===·===== GHIAS HEADQUARTERS $1777 .. ,. •-~ I' ELMORE ~~: :;:'· 5930 w. eoa.1 1 1 •ttton. cat1 ..._,.... MERCURY
! . 67's Like new I Orlfer Yourt Tod•rl I CADILLAC
"One with 9,000 miles" 15300 Beach Blvd., Wltmnstr Antiques, Classics 9615 •
1
1 '01 ltfERC. hdtp, pwr str/
2 = ~ Ni-..,.__ -... -I brake!, Af.l radio, 2·1one, -""I ....,...,. "''" ruuue ~ CADILLAC 1964 Coupe de
"Onewlthaircond." BILL MAXEY 1 '36 Ford srtlle,2reardoors I I Ville fully l oaded, \V/W,31,00lmi,$1800,
All extra sharp, all with ra· _ complete with glu.s, 1 hood 1 I w/leathcr, must ucrllice,j.;"'"'~~l"'7:;;·======
dioa &: heaters and one with slightly beat, 1 bell houslne $1750. 541-4574 eves 645-2653
air roo<Littontng. ITIOIYIOIT!AI wilb ,..., '""· 1 '40 Fonl I '65 IUICK I ~ d I rlll d I '&: FLEETWOOD. clean, uuuu e uxe • 1 g e e-I Eltctr1 coup•. F11ll pow1r, • ---------
BLY l •-1 ·• ...... ts f f · power, extn1. Below blue1· 18881 BEACH D. uxe, -.... \;& sea or I ictory '"· I bk. must sell. D a)' I '66 MUSTANG, 289 cu. in. Q~ ~ Hun!. Bo1ch 847-85" V.W. BuL Phone ~ 1 $1895 I .,._1321 ... 8'J3.-0350 New "''" ( o v e" l u d l
0 3 mi N. of Coal! Hwy. on Bcb H.B. Aak for Bill • • • ' Black interior, auto trans. ~ s '59 CPE. DeVllle. xlnt cond; 7l,OOO mi. Excellent con-.ft ,o, '69 TOYOTA'S Aulot W1nlod 9700 I '66 BUICK I new """'" ballery, 11'"' dition $1740. Ttu. ~ l""l
11 .. ;,,P Large Selection wt PAY WH •wiJd,•t 4 Joor. Foctory• $3.'iO. 644--0lTI' under blue book. (Pri. Par-
"\ FOR ft&; ••ir, e11to., powor 1teorin9,. / SACRIFICE tyJ, 962-7689
549..0101.--.471·1190 lmmediat• Delivery .RIH. ISVX 0161 • 1962 Cadillac Sedan, fully 1969 MUSTANG Sport roof,
.,,. ••noa '''"· SEE US TODAY FOR you· R. W 1 $2595 1 equlppod ""'· Ph 548-5508 low mileag" v~. R&H.
COST MHA '62 CAD Sedan DeV!lle; good $2595. Will trade for late
A ejWl Llmi6 CONNELL : '66 TEMPEST : ~~fice~~541~~39pwr. ~~;1;;~~~ Camino.
MERCEDES BENZ ~ CHEVROLET I C"''" ,,,, RIH, """" '65 MUSTANG V"1, autom, ~ IMPORTS 2828 Harbor mvd. .P.S., f1cfoiy oir condition·• CAMARO pwr. strg, vinyl top, wide
MUSTANG
TOYOTA-YOLYO Costa Mesa 5f6...ll00 in9, ISTDl771 • ---------1 oval tires. Xlnt <:Gnd. $1450. '68 Olevy % ton pickup, ra· 1966 H bor CM 646-9303 • '67 CAMARO 646-8392 eves & wke!WI
1966 TARTAN, 27' &loop, dlo I heater, custom cab, ar ' · WE PAY · · · • $1595 • 2 Dr. hdtp, V-8. RaDy spt. ,65 lla.rdtop, auto, p/s,
lnbd. Aux. Sleeps 5. Fully 1700) mi, turbo-hydro trans, OPEL CASH
11
dlr. Sky blue exter., blk. on chrome rims xlnt cond. ~-=·p=pod=.="'"=2336==== I 327 V8 engine . a real husky ,66 T-lllD W blk. inter. Car has had xlnt Sl49S 4M-5!124•
truck. ns&9. 4~ ~ Opel Kadett Rally. Less care. $75 Cash dell. or willq,;;;;:;,· ;;;;,;;=;:__~.,,,.-=
1;Pc:OW:;:.:l:.rc:C:;r.:;uo;:IH;:.:.;rs:__:.902=0 '65 GltfC Panel Handivan, than 6•000 ml. •F11ll pewtt, f•c.tory •it.. tAke foreign car In trade. ''68" MUS"l', air, be~ seat.
A to -~-_.,;_ "A ter ~.,,. _ for used ears&: tnlcks juat 1 tSLI 491 I 1 Will fin. priv. pty, Call Jim disc brakes. Cl'uisamatic, 25' TOLLYCRAFT, 65 210 u · u"'"'"• ~,.....,, _.a ; ' $2200 * ~ call us tor free ntlmate. $2695 L.B. TXJ 48f, &9773, lo miles. 642-Dl7
V8 elec ~r. auto batt £&.<:.. $1050. 642.J!l'i6 ~==::=::=;::;::;::;1 GROJH (HEVROlfJ 1 I°'~=~~=,,--;,-, ;; • 545-0034. · '65 MUSTANG 289 V-8; air, .,,.tern, SS Rad, d•plh ""1. '63 FORD EronoU.. Picl< MG VOLKSWAGEN · -========I --·• = ~1rond. $6<i00. ~;, = ~ .:;'~ndio, ----=M~G~=----1·-:L:--"a"s:.t~O::f-:T=:h:--e-""'~ :.-:h ~~ :1--.,-5-C-H-RY_SLE_R_ ... -CHEVROLET ~co.~,~l<.: rally~:
SACRIFICE I •N•w Yotktr htrcHop c.oupt.8 ·
Sal<s, """""'· Pam Hun_.,. Beach '65 CHEVY IMPALA OLDSMOBILE 36' Ctbiser w/65' mooring; Jnps 9510 lmmcd'•te Delivery, '68 VW' Kl """'" I FvU po••t, f1c.tory •ir• ... ~' c.oncf. INHA 154 1 Hardtop, V-3, fact air, dlr,•---------top oond. Must sell by week-1---------AU Mode~ S • ,. •=• W/··"··• bit · '68 Wiii B I $1995 local cu, Ecellenl condlllon. end. 548-8691 All.~ ~ ••~: " '° • UJ I ~ ~-'d I lilil •-eng, &Oft top, clutch, brks, BANK FINANCING I -· \..45U e I or ott'6" ••• ••= I car 1n trade. Will fine prvt Spoocl-Skl Bo1t1 9030 -•=le=. ,,11150=·,,~==== 1199 Total Down PymL y--v·•~.,. or l'onche -· ,.. ..._9773
UlllVERSRY
SALES & SERVICE
12' BOAT, 25 hp motor
trailer. &: ~·~~-"'-----95_2_0_ 1
-36 at "''.18 -~· '66 PLYMOUTH 1 party. LB ·~ ~ ~ I-p.y top dollars. Paid for • or 545-0634
J?rtuµort
31111µor1 s + l final payment for title or not Call Ralph · 1 4 door. A11torn1tk, t1clio,. ·""°=="'°'oc-=::-.-:: AVAILABLE ONLY AT: lh•tftr. ITEZ 612 ! I '59 CHEVY Sta Wgn. 4 on OLDSMOBILE
* 642-5488 *
Boat Trallers
WANTED BOAT TRAILER
for 21' Inboard * ~173 *
Boat M1inttn1nee 9033
YACH1 ?ttalntenance I:
Repair at YoW' do e k •
Rea50n. Exp'd. 673-1916
Mobile Hom•• 9200
vw
Bus & Camper
SPECIAlS
'64 Sunroof Bus ...••••. $1499
'65 Dlx Bus, 9 pas, •••• $1699
'67 Dix Bus, 9 pas .•••• $7199
'01 Camper, split scat. elee.
ref. • .. • .. • .. .. .. • .. . . $2499
o~,@.soi41
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642--9405 540-1764
Authorized MG Dealer
MUST sell '01 MCB GT,
Chrome wire wheels. $2395.
T & M
673°1190 $1395 floor. 3 ca,b, new'""" 2850 Had>0rBlvd.
• Good car, mu11t sell $350. Costa Mesa ~ ~~ : • 547-1078 alt 6 wk.ends. 540-9640 Used cars 540-8881
Motors TOP S BUYER '67 CHEVROLET 1 1963 U..vy 11 Nova SS '85 OLDS, 442, 4 •J>d. Y•llow
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA • Take over pymta/ + '!'? '!' v.·/ blk int. Must sell • 18881 Be1ch Blvd. •C•pric• Cp•. F•ctory •ir,i 54&.fi665 best oiler. 1 ownr, 5i8-9527 96~127 Carden Grove Blvd. at Beach =========ic1J 892-5551 or 534-2284 PORSCHE OPEN SUNDAY
1ul•,, PS, IUXC 0721
It Beach. Ph. 841"'555 I $2295 I 1959 EL CAMINO. A> i•, aJr. =af;I ,,"======
8 • cond, R &: H, $450. Private Auto Lo111ng 9110 1 .-. 64U336 PLYMOUTH
.t. • '63 CHEVY Impala V8, good e LEASE • • '66 PONTIAC • aux!, RJH, w/i/w, blk w/ 1966 p LYM OUT H Bar·
'69 Camaro, air .... $89 mo. a St1rc.hi1f 4 door. Fie. 11•.. red int. $450. 675-4253 racuda. F~t back. VB, 4
'64 C&d CdV, air· •.. S89 mo. 1ulom1tic., pow•r tft1ri~g . speed, radio, beater. Sharp.
'67 Le Mani cpe, air $75 mo. • 1VT' 1471 • CHEV Malibu. SS, VS, R&.H , Less than 19,000 mllea.
'01 Corvair Monz cpe $52 mo, • $1795-• auto trans. $1195. 842--4085 Bala.nee of 5 yr, or 5(),000
SOUTH COAST • • Pvt Pty null warranty. Will sell
CAR LEASING a below retail or will trade
HOLIDAY
RAMBLER
Invites :
' YouTq_·
COMPAR•:
AND .
SAVE
BRAND 11W
'69 RAM~
FuU Slii
Stats 6
128 H.P.
$2043
Pl1u T I ........ rl~ toclty
BRAND NEW
'68 JAVELIN
BIG ENGINE
BIG SPACE
SMALL-PRICE
$2386
Pl11• T & l-127tt69
BRAND NEW
'69 REBEL
THE PEOPLE
CAR
$2436
Plw• T I L-1175212
BRAND NEW
'69 AMBASSADOR
AIR COND·V8
TINTED GLASS
etc., etc., etc.
$3286
Plw• T I L-5110219
Red· White &
Blue
·SALE
FREE-Car Radio
Power Brakes
VinylRaaf
SPECIAL
USED CAR
VALUES
'H DODGE W-
Auto trans., pwr, 1teer· ina: !r: brakes. TRD 676
$1595
'66 '°ID STA. WAG.
Country Squire. 9 pau.-
enger, auto. trans., pow·
er steering. Bay Harbor
Mobile Homes
16'·20'-22'-~4' &: 34 wides
From l"'l5
12 \\'IDES
0~;-
549·001-'7101190
1970 HAllOI ILYD.
300 W. Coa.t Highway 'M CHEVROLET 1 CHRYSLER '"' plok-up. Phone ~
Newport Beach 645-2182 a lmp1l1 4 llloor. Autom1tJc.,• 1966 CHRYSLER Cr ow n '65 BARRACUDA, good '64 VOLKSWAGEN
*AUTO LEASING* 1 ,,.,. ''"" tOTU Olt I oond. Mtcholto Tire•, new te wall
$1775
40' -43' -45' ·50' -55' -60' -64'
From $399S
Parka available in all areas.
1 t25 Baker St.
~block East of Harbor Blvd.
on BRker
Costa Mesa lTI4) 540-9470
SEE the Du.al Wkle Road.
liner Pan American, Par•·
mount, Elite and GeneraJ
mobile bome1 now at
Dual Wide Salts
Qiapman Mobile I-Jomes Inc.
520 N. H1rbor, S.A.
53t.a571
Motorcycln '300
'64 XLCH Sportster, fully
chopped a: customized. $1100
Call: 645-1078
SOCK IT TO 'EM!
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COSTA MESA
'67 CHEV Van caniper, 108",
V..S, auto, air, awning, head,
crpt.s, top rack $2595,
548-3373. 837-8351 * FOR Sale-Camper &hell
for 8' wide bed Pickup. $150.
518-5114
Dune Buggies 9525
1968 DUNE Buggy, chrome
bumpers, bugtires., carpets,
metal blake body. Top side
curtain! ready for the ro&d.
Will trade for plc:k-up or
11ell below going market
Phone·525-JC63
VW Du~ Bulgy, blue
fibergla.!i body, T~ tire!,
ni.ns perl! $1000. 642-2255
aft5
549-0lOl -41l· 1190 '66 V\V Van, white panel,
1970 HA•IOl ILYD. clean, rear sound proof.
COSTA MISA Priv party, $1795. 548-70'l"l
'64 PORSCl{E. Silver beauty '67 vw Bug. $1.350.
with black In I er I o r. Call after 6 Pl\1,
Blauplunk AM-FM radio, * 673-6847 *
disc brakes all arouncl, l"",,-,°"".:;::,-::7=-~"' chrome y,·!Jeels, factory air 1968 V\V'. auto trans, ~
conditioning. Must Sl!e and w/s/w fln>s, 18,000 miles.
drive this one. (OSS9'171 on-Sl.850. 67s.-6Si6
ly $3295. DeaJer. J8S3S '68 VW Bug, sunroof. grftn,
Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach. extras. Stereo .
S4i).-O.W2 $1750. 546-3167
I $1295 a Imperial. $3200. or best of. brks, R/H, hvy duty su.sp. Radio, heater whJ .
• fer. Xlnt cond. Or 3-9574 Posltractlon $995/highest HMR 54$9 995 ,/ ALL MAKES a Days, af~r 7, 54~1446. Pvt U ••• ,;~
,/ COMPETETIVE PRICES a ';;~======;, l _;o~e::;'~· ~-=~=,~~== Cort Fox Auto Lo11lng 1 '63 GRAND PRIX : J"'· '66 AMBASSADOR
224 W. Coast Hlahway 1 Auto frtns .. powtr 1t1tt., COMET PONTIAC 990 2dr. hardtop, auto.
Newport Beach 642-8440 r1clio, ht1t1r. IOHZ 625!• __ _::,::::;:.:.;~--1-------:'.:'.".-:---l {tram. power iteerlna A
9900
1
1 $1195 •
1
'60 COMET, aulo., good body '67 GRAND PRIX bl'alces. Exb'a clean .
& ""'' $50. '"6 MGA paru 2 Or. hdtp, PM. ''"'" dlr. $1795 1 548-7410, 548-6177 aulo-matic, Loaded, XI n l
Newcastle Motots '6] O' DS CONTINENTAL rond. Godd•." gold exl<r.. '67 OPEl;
• Good O·•y "·· M••. 10th e I • I plush blk. mter. $50 Cash '" """ -C ti t IWFH ---------1 2 door RnUy pol't, 1 ' 'Gl Ford Cntry Sed, 3 sea.ti. • " 111, '"' o. p.1. ·1 dell, or take foreign car In ,~ v1.,1 lop radio, 1151 '63 CONT. Cream hdtp. Lo Call p B TSP730 "'"'"'.. IO 2 123Lidn, S23 mo. 24 mos. rax648 1
1
$l95 1
1
mi.: flneat cond. Loaded! ~sfrn. ~~· · heater$. H14E 9s15 & 'o Incl. L~ No. I.XO · 64>-llll
'59 Chevy 1ta wag, ~ dr, $18 • _ -· '64 PONTIAC 1 Brougham.
UMd Cers
dn, $18 mo. 24 ITIOI. Tax le URY F\ill powtt and factory alt
'64 - C ·~ VW. new ie~. $375 Ii incl. Llr # QSJI lll. I •62 MERC • CORVETIE conditioning. Landau top.
SHARP! $2895 -962-«i38 or 962-2273 2186 Harbor Blvd, CM 642-4666 1 Mtnl1r1y. Fie. •ir, 11110.,1 --From original owner, $850.
'M DAIT GT
2 dr. hardlDp. Auto.
~1 n.dlo, beater,
0Mw95 67J...9339 or ~58JS ~-n..n •. ....,_I Want Ad&. F n..u .. -·-· W ..... _ P·'· fWEX ltOI CORVE'M'E 'Qi, 427/'25, 4 $100 Jlnder wholesale price.
'64 PORSCHE C: r .... t •~ ...,Dl.(642.srn or -DlarMUmlnl -1
1 $695 1
1 <J>d, 2 -· ....-wndws, (rvKSB'l) Dealor. 18835
green $3,000 'I=====~;;=='.==='==~::=:== AM·FM. Must sell $2900. Beach Blvd. Hunt Beach.
.. AA ...,...,. 0 _,, _.... ~ I • ~ f>1S-J489 540-0442
_, or 54~~ lmoort-Autos ~ mportod Avlot 9600 ••••••••.•• =======-cj,.~66°;!'0;;.,NTIA~'Mc""TEMP;;;;;;c;;E;:;ST.,-;;SC
ELMORE MOTORS
1 SJOO llACH ILYD. WISTMINSTll H4.JJU
1 JAGUAR • COUGAR VS, auto, R/H, new bnllres ---------1 1bocks, 35000 ml, 1balp, prl : llUDOUARTERS : '68 COUGAR pty. $14915. -
Lime with black padded top.
•Complete Sales • Serv_. Loaded and &Ir conditioning. RAMBLER
•ic• and Parts Dep1rt.. $2800. 1'. Stolts au.sMl, IMU·-ST--Se-l-l,-.68--R&m--bl-.,.
•rn•nt for JAGUARS. • Eveti. 962-7006 Amer, xlnt cond. $400 under
• S.• Th• bclfillf • '67 COUGAR. alr-oond, Rlll, B.B. S1615. Call 646-5850 &ft.
• lt6t Jtt111r Tod., • vinyl top; lo Ml. Full pwr. 6, all day wlmda.
.......... 12T"°. 87l~ll: ....,T.ll ... '63 RAMBLER 4 Dr • ...tan:
I I DODGE 6 cyl. Auto., new ....._
$1045
'65 MllCUIY
Marauder. Factory air
condltloned.
$1295
CAMPER SPECIAl
.,.,~ '595 ....,.,.,, ..
... B .,_ s1n5 llrallM ..... . ,., ..... .......
111111'. fin1nclnT ••1ll1b1. •11
N11lr .,,,..,. •' u •tlll.
FREE-FREE
las Veqas Vacation
3 DAYS & 2 NIGHTS
fOR TWO
T!optc ... color: ....,, good
: 234 f. 17111 ST. : :;o,;;j., Dart Rill, P/~ oond. $685. 64&.os83. HOLIDAY ~o. ,!.,°'.''~ oonc1. $1!i). T ·BIRD : 541-7765: ~~~~=:l;;:;;;;;~::;;-;;;;;;:;;-1 \
15300 Beach Blvd.
Wesfnllnsfer
894-3322
OPEN17 DAYS
FALCON 19 T-BIRD • BEST OFFER. 1 OPIN 1 °"· ""' "°'"' ' bb """·· • I • '60 FALCON Wa,on, zg q, ~~na. 7000 mt ooly.
• 7 DAYS I 4 1pd, mw pa.int, clutch, • .;;;;:..:.;;::.,,=--==,---. AND • """' 4 ...,..._ 13 IO , 1851 BABY T·Blrd oonvt. • -MNINGS 962-8'727 au.to, luU po'ft'tt. ttnmac.
• •s.i FALCON V4, Flmllbp, ~ OWTll!C' $l750. (2U)
auto trans, pt. outatandl~ .-':':"="::'.-c.,--:::-:---:-
cond. M~7t0. 962-6168 'ST T~Bmo, blue: Xlnt cond.
'63 FALCON • F'Utun 6 Auto 1-0wT!er commuting car;
2 Or aean. ssoo. CUb Aft. alJ f'xtru. $7.600. 6734615
!/JM& BUICK
r1~r I UICM COl ~(Q I
SolOI & s.mc. .,,..,_._
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1969 lflrbor Bhl
COSTA MW
642-6023
«: 6'13-4970 Whf~l!'_O !~~ep~han~l!~l'_D!:"l~m~t'-~a-~lllte~l ~~~~~~~~
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COSTA MESA
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-:-qUJET! SMOOTH! SAFE! The Road Grippilig . .
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Clrieet •f Tev
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At 25% Off You Pay fo 3 and Get 4, Whitewall or Blacl<:Wall
Tires
For The
Price -Of Tires
Buy 3 Blackwall or Whitewall Tubeless Tires at Regular Price
Plus Fed. Exe. Tax on 4 Tires with 4 Old Tires
Wheel Balance
Including
Weights
5q Pu
.,, lVheel
When You buy
y o u r n ew tlres,
let Sears experts
balanc e your
wheels" for b ea\
Get All Yoar A•to Needs and
Ser•i• .. at Sears ••• NO lllONEl'
DO\VN oa Sear• Easr ParmenC Plan
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Installed
Regular
Trade-In
Price $18.95 Per
tire .•• at 25 o/o
off you pay only
SIZE l ~tii\ 84Vl: J 'l'.::!~i.jJ'.E.T. Priem SIS l'riH·
TUBELESS BLACKWALL
a 1 18.95 1 t 53 1 u.99 l 1.s1
8.93xlf 1 19.915 I U% I 14..96 1 1.91
?.s5xl4 I 21.115 I u3 I I&.ta l z.01
1.111ixlf t u.95 j tlli3 I 11.00 I z.zo
s.!5xJ4 I 26.95 ·I 253 I 20.21 I 2.30
'J.'75115 I U.95 I 25% l J'/'.96 I 2.2l
99.
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Fed. Exe. t'aK
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SIZE I "''" .. I I ""• · 1 · Trade.. ta 8A VE Tn.t..b •.E.'l',
FrlN 15'5 l"rlee ·~
TUBELESS WHITEWALL
6.50xll r Zl. I Zo3 I 18.48 [ 1,:19
s.usxlt t 2z.ss I !53 1·11.:1 ·1 1.91 .
7.SSxt4 I U.95 I 253 I 13.11 I Z.01
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8.25x14 1 29.911 I Z33 2%.48 I Zll
8.Mx14 I SZ.95 I 25'7• U.71 Z.57
1.1liua: I 26.95 I zs3 :tO.Zl ~-a.15x15 I ta.95 I ZlS"l. .....
8.45x15 I SZ.915 I !5% I U.71 I Z.67
Ullill I,._,. I "530!~ I ~,.
Check the Life Protecting Patented Features
Pateate•
81lfct7 8beal-
ftn llelp yoa
rldt back !a-
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wltlt.ett •
lllMll, tr :r••
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rlb1 1lop Uie
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•• read. fer
IM!tter tr•c-tlea, 1tart . . . . .. ' 11alitkl7,
28o/o to 48% Longer Wear with Sears Guardsman . .
Guardsman wears longer than the 4 major new car tires after 20,000 miles
of identical testing on our grueling Pecos, Texas track. ~
4 Ways Better! Quieter,
Smoother with 4 Full
Plies of DYnacor Ray:on '
1. Gives Silent, Soft Ride
2. Quietly comers, easier
steering
3. No thump, and no bump!
4, No harsh warmups.
ALI.STATE Passenger Tire Guarantee
Tread'Life Guarantee
G•uuu1ed As•l••I: All failure• ot t he tire reiiulting rrorn normal road bazard.5 or defect. In material or woilrn&ru1hlp . Fer Ho" IAn1: For the life of tha orlg\-
nal tttad..
What 8"11"1 Will Do: Rep11.lr i:uttl pullCt-urte et no charre. Jn the c""e of rallurt, lo exchange tor the llrt, n:place It. chark-ing only the proportion ot current ,...II'_
ular Mlllng prlCfl Federal E:rd 11e Tax
I.hat repreaente trtad UBed.
Tread \Vear-Out Guarantee
G11<1Neteed. A11h111: Trtld wea:r-ouL
•or Ho" Lo•it: Tb1 nun1~r of mo11tti. •PKlfied.
Wbat !;ear1 '\\'Ill D•: Jn eublll'l(l! !M U.1
th'tl. rl'!place It. charg!n11 the current reg• ular ae!ltng prlee pita li~d&ra.I EiclM Tu ICSll th• lollowlng allowance:
ll1nlh1 Gunateed
12 to 24 27 10 39
Honored Wherever Yoa Drive
North, East, West or South
Save $6
Regular $21.99
Wllh Trade-In
599
14-!6-Sl -!S·M·M-4-f S-96-45
Installed by Sears Experts
\\7hile You Shop in Comfort
Fits 97% of all 12. volt
American Can • • • Sears
"Satisfaction Guaranteed orYourMoneyBadt" Shop 6 Nights Monday th,...,gh Soturdoy 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 p .M.
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