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Li.es Keep V.iet
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War Going-Fonda
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.,._eoillillg queen . , . '
,, Margery Haury, "' political sci-
ence major at University of
New Mexico, and a former Miss
'Indian A111erlc1, bu been
• crowned bdmecoming queen at
New Mexico. Miss Haury says
•ehe pl2ns \o attend )aw school
and · then e~ter field rel..ted lo
Indian · affairs.
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When · Does Bra -' -·no Its Job? '.
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G.@lJTl~·OKs ..
Marches ' .
At Cap.ital
1\',\SHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S.
Supa-Court ruled -'°' daya f<doral law prolJlbltlllg lari• acale
' -... thO .,, ...... of the tl:s. Copitol. ,,
.. ,ID a lii'iel ·order, !be coorl olllrmed a
....... -i rulli>« to that <lfocl by •
tbroe ...... leder"1 -1 in the Dlslrlct
ol Coblmbia cm June D .
. The gvyetlllll<llt failed to show a "suf· .
llci<mily ....... ...w .. lnlereal that would . "'""""'·'Ille 'F!nt· -right ol demomlrators to petition Congress, the
lower coort ruled.
II acted In a cue broagbt by the now-
delµnct Jeannette Rankin Brigade, a
eoalltton of women agabllt the Vietnam
war, which bad been :denied permlaaion
for a WIS maicb !tom Union SlaUon to
the. (:aplto111 ~1 Front Plaza for a
demonslraUon • Tbe chlel ol-the· Clpltol police told the
group on.Jan. I, 1*, Ilia! their llCbedul·
ed march Jan. 1$ woold not be permitted.
'lbe -then beJd their -Uon at llie fool· ol the Capitol outalde Ila
graundl.
About 6,000 -..... JftO"'I and a delegaUon ol 1$ wu permitted to
preoent aoU-pet~ t o con-
gressional leaden.
'lbe women filed ault in u .s. Diltrlct
Court """ chollqlnc the law :Ct mass dernowtJadl:iil u dDODllltitu
'llley alao ...-tho'autbilrltJ ol lht
polloe dlief to • the i._ limit on
groupl -.. to,pelltlclll ~· The ' .,_ aalred the court lo
decide the -after the tJne.Judce
panel -down tile .11 ... Sollcltor n-al Erwin N, G-
clalmed lllot h ... lcmpr c. ft ''reuoolblY be melnt•lned" ti.t. people
(1111 CA.l'ITOL, Pap I)
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']ack'.Held ·~p
For $200 LOOt
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CAR ·POLICI SAY WAS STOLIN. II TOTAL WRICK ~It COL&.ISION WITH MOVING VAN om->""'°" H_....., _., -In Holpllal hllowlnt......., Nlthl Crllh
'·British~ Order Freeu
Man Allegedly
On Drug Wrec,ks
Stokn Vehicle
In F_iuht on ln(lation A •_.id HunUn&ton -man ~ -ploood under boopllal .,,.. tllla J mondn( after he allqedly ..,..... a
LONDON (UPI) ...: Prime -mecjlately and will enforced by stolen car Into tile rtar ol a parted moY·
Edwanl Heatll todq Grdered wagt1 and ~"' leclUUon· Inc •an 8unda)' nflht.
pr1ce1 In Britain,,_ for 10 days, with He Mid Ult ID•W&ildlt will lntro<lice Patrick~. 1111 VIiia Del Sol, wu
& .,.,,-for • ilrit..r IMl1 ... loci.lltlcll n-i.,--.... ,,_ Jiited In _...., """"'""' In the
.,... In -· Pllcooi -and cl!Yldendo, all o.qe County Madlcal Ctriter an.. two M told tile -of Commonl Iha llbjocl tO a limited 111mber ol ••· -. of ........, ' pollco •Id. He wu =-bad ... a1Wmtl¥t bllt to ooptlonL ...--.,,.. .. upklon ol acito
.&.....:-_In ltltulorJ me: I I• &. ~ in-•'lht n.t will 1llt to da)'I after royal t.htft. pt:JI gs! of darWftoat dNp, Ind
---oct i.Jb wllb !ft. -II II-tile bill. -'-. ad ..,. --. "~ bu -us to tab dm1rc unc:... the 1nn,_ o1 c1nap.
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Pentagon
Pape!~ 'Tip
Of lceh~rg'
By TOM PALMER ... ..., ....... • . Pretidtnt Nllon doetn't want the war
ended Jxocauae afterward the American
people wW learn wblt ....Uy happenod,
antiwar ldlvlst Jane Fonda dmll&d
Stmday In a speech II UC Irv1no lo m
audience of about 250.
Miii Fonda, 'IQk!OI at a ptliorlnc
spoooored by tile Oranp County Vietnam
Veterans Apilllt tbe War, Slid, '"'lblt'1
a bani thing to aay, but lt'a true."
1111 -......... aalcl. Uiat -.. 'mlnlab olkN•, lncludlns the N1--have lied to tile public about tile moti-
and conduct ol lhe flcbtlnc, and .....
plied the r.n~ Papen ..... only tbe
tip ol the lcebe'1).
'lbe actrm elj)lolned bow iihe ...._
"poUUcally aware. l wu floltlnc la
space u Barbarella (lo ll>e movie by
1hat name) •ben mool people wera
beginning to ru.llJ.e whit destruction WU
tUJnc plKe ln the name of America."
She """' .... had allowed benell to ...
uaed by the movie lodullry, and .......
from ace 21 to Jt al I bluade wttll
falllet." Mia F-tJed this rib Iii
fact Uiat many v---had operatlooa to make them -_..
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"11 II Important," ahe uid, ''to.-
""' link to -tile -of what .. ,,. .. done to tile people of Vietnam .•
She claimed tile: -.... rullY -
loat, -· ...-o1-vie-" -..o11ad by tile: N-Llllol-
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"rice bowl" of tlia ...... Dela.
"We mutt dereot tbe N-"-"
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I DAILY PILOT s
Nixon, McGovern ·Set
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To Fire Final Shots "Restrtctlonl the plaoe In wblch ~~,hold ~ lin ~~ •• ::.tiaC(J,~
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Talk on TV
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Of 1119 O.Oy ,lliM SleH
President Nixon remained in seclusion
at La Casa Pacifica today, planning his
last single effort of his rHlection cam-
paign -a pakl pol!Ucal announcement to
the nation to be aired on televlaion this
evm.int.
The five-minute statement will be on cB8 at 7:511 p.m. (PST). ·
'lbe President has not emerged from
his San Clemente compound since ar-
riving after sunset Saturday, following a
rally which be described as one of the
best of his campaign.
The celebration brought scores of
thousands of supporters out to greet him
at Ontario International Airport.
But after the rally the President went
into seclusion, apparenily bent on not ·oiitdio! any boats during tho last hours
of a campaign which pollaters predict
will be 1 laod&llde In his favor.
Tiie Pmldenl plans lo be tho Orsi
cmtomer TUelday morning at the polling
ploce al Concordia Elementary School
onlJ a few hundred yards away from the
Weolent White HOUJe. Aides have aakl the President and Mrs.
Ni:lon will arrive at the school at about 7
a.m. when the polls open. Expected to vote along with the First
Family are Manolo and Pina Sanchez,
the NiSons' domestics who will be voting
in a national election for the second time
in their lives. The couple were naturalized shortly
after tho President took office four years
'ago. Immediately after casting hil ballot,
the President plans to return to
Washington, D.C., for a mmkm with
daughters Julie and Tricia, and the en-
tire family will watch the returns Tues-
day eventng from the White House.
The ooly pollllcal activity perfonned
by tho Prtlident during tho quiet stay
alOlllJ the . SGulll Coul came SWlday aftftnooii ·with i tecUe address In which
NiP-ioilfMI -10 g0oJs he seeks il re-~ tOtiiar._. years.
,,_. pll, be tuggeoled, i!hould -~.election daj' and ...,,, daj'
fot:"foar years. iw> ma~ who
wiQI. .. ,.. -• •
'!!le ... Included "Pnoe without..,_
render • • • a more just· America • . . a
healthy America • • • a well educated
America • • . an America free from
fear." The Bpeech, a 15-minute menage, was
the 13th broadca.I · pt'<IOOled· by Nb:on
durinl tho tow-keyed campaign.
'lllat e!lort began oo tho South Coast ear1J In September with an un-
IHeoedmted public fathering at tho
W-.WbilaHOUIO.
Before tbe rad.lo menage was aired.
the Pt'elldetlt 1onoo1< 11tendlng SWlday
clmrdt ...io.t In San Clemente for a
quiet """""' In hil olfke --" that
began it 7 a.m. • '"11 Praldent met with hil chief
! ...... policy adviler Dr. Henry Kiss· inaer and also with his dome1Uc affairs
allle Jolin Ehtllchman.
SAMSON'S GOT
A TOUGH BEARD
ABU DHABI (UPI I -The Tunl•lan
new1 agency Tap said today that a man
known u t1Sam1on of the Arabs" has left
on a North Afrtcan tour.
"Samlon '1 Identified as AU Ben . ' u ..... of tliil Persian Gulf Island, ii
capoble of pulling a tractor by his beard
: and can llft a donkey In a 1llng by hi!
1 teeth. tho agency aalcl.
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-Slie's Irate
GRENOBLE, France (UPI)
Gilles Bub:, 20, suffered a broken
collar bone when his fiancee Fran-
coise Cote, 21, heaved a casserole
bowl at him in a dispute over when
they should get married, friends of
the couple said.
Butz wanted a later date than
Francoise. .
The couple reportedly reconciled
' but still ·had set m date for the
wedding.
Butz WU reported recuperating
aatlsfactorily from hil Injury.
Feminists Ask
For Cra~kdown
On Nudie Bars
VERNON, Conn. (UPI) -A femlnlsl
group ha! demanded a f e d e r a I
crackdown on topless and bottomless
bars whlch It says exploit female nudity
to please men.
Challenger
Makes Last, .
Rushed Trip
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Sen. George
S. McGovern, his eyes red with fatigue,
rushed through one last~eep across ijle
nation today before laying his tw~year
quest to "Bring America Home!• in the
hands of tho el.-ate.
Flying from New York alJoud Ille
Dako1" Queeh Il, Mc<lo..m arrlVed In
Pbiladelplila al almoal. tho aame -
as Vice """'Iden! Spiro T. Apew. But
though their planes mlled to ·1 stop
within ro yards of ooe enolher, tho two
did not exchange greetings.
Then, tbe Democratic presklential
nominee was driven to a downtown rally
where the crowd jammed an intersection'
for more than a half block in all dlrec-
llons.
"Tomorrow," aafd McGov«n. ''you
will decide America'• course lor the nest
four years and probably for tho rest of
our lives. •
"I believe we want and indeed must
have a president who will summon this
nation to a higher standard, and rekindle
vrt',....
Tragic Minp
Mrs. Martina Anuncibarl" de Ortega of Bllboa, Spaln, cradles SOD
nearly two months after being told baby had died on Sept. 5. Ho,.
pllal officials called hack Oct. 23, saying It was all a mistake, that
Martina's baby was confused with another child who died.
a legitimate aovemmentai _ .. he
IJ1Ued. •
In .-cue, tlie cauif todq..,,,..
ed lo lnlan'ene1ll lour ~ d••-~ cuee,.iDdod''C one t:rom Tmms2111
wblch locll-'.olllOllli..,. 1Nnl too ,., to _,..._ ~ lo ...... darl: -.-.r=-. <
11le Coort ~ ..iir ' ~ ....... tho ...,..., Olec:tloo ~~.:.mi C'beel a campa!p Iiloa. ln 'ilaomal
si.tea and was . left -eel by
Congmo de&pite Pnlldeol Nixon'•
pollcy of opposing busing for racial
balance.
Tbe court gave no reuon for a brief
order refusing lo hear an -al.of tho
school board for Nuhvllle aod David.son
County, Tenn. The order left lla!ldJnc a
declsm of tho Ith U.S. Circull oa.t of
. Appeals thal ~ the hiilmc 'plan
ordered by a leileral diatrlct ooart. The court also...,_ to.i-r m op-
peal by the slate ol'Clllfarnla a-kfnl to
overtun a decision prahibll!DI ~ fn.
troducUon of evldeace 1tenQDlal • from
the seizure of 500 poundtl of'111W1jaana
and Interception of • lelep!rone' eaD.
The case stems from the three<>Olint
indictment of Thomas Halpin; his wife,
Rebecca, and Martin Silva on charges of
violating California marijuana laws.
The indictments were haDded down
alter pollce In Jim> awChad 1· Yehlcle
driven by Halpin and fGund lflO. pooiido of
martjnana aod taped • ~ ..... ::"'!'"'po:'!~~ made., llls """
The Call!omla Supreme Com! ruled Ille
evidence was inad'm1ssible on lfOUDda
the search wa1nnt obtained by the pollce.
failed to meet vagueoess standards eet
fortli by tile U.S. Supreme Court. Wilma Scott Heide, presidoot or the
National Organizalion oi Woman (NOW),
also demanded an investigation of
organized crime connections in massage
parlors specializing in sez:.
"Would you please lniorm us,t' Mrs.
the American promise. pr:~.~.'~ ....... added MCGovern, "we wlll Body Found in Freezer
And then, quoting Isaiah. McGovern in-
toned: "Tbey Iha! watt upon the Lord
From PGffe I
FONDA •.. Heide wrote Attorney General Richard
.D. Kleindienst on Saturday "whal, If
anything, is being done to protect women
who must seek jobs as waitreasea or clan-.
cers or masseuaes bi berl and other
estahllslnnents whlcb lnvofTe themaelves
in the sale of female flesh?"
shall renew their &Ire~; they shall Id t •1 • d ') ,f' h • o mountupwithwlngsueagles,lhoyshall en l le ,• lf'.fllU un.t n aald. But apparenlly looking toward a run and not be weary,_ they aball walk McGovern deleat, she added Chat Nixaa
and not lalnl.
" , "must he forced to sign the nlno-polul
peace agreement."
McGovern wu also to pay his MANTECA (AP) -Authorities ten-Oct. 5. The Vietnam war ls identical to tbe
farewells to Wichita, Kan., and Long tatlvely identified the decompoSed body Manteca police said a first-4egree Rev'olutionary war fought in the United Mn. Heide charges that some corpor·
ate executjves write off their sexual
pleasurei as !Jutlness expense., aod reatlv~ tu deductfuns for them.
Beach airport en route to a midnight of a woman found in a freezer and issued murder warrant wu Issued for 8 man States, she said, and the North "fights
homecoming and a day of waiting in his a murder warrant for a man reported identified only as Jack Lester Robbins, courageously, under constant bom-native South Dakota. bardment, because they have a righteous
Braving a brisk morning ch 11 l, living at the same saddress. 41, who had been llving at Mrs. Mon-cause." She urged Kleindienst "lo prolecl those
women who generally caimot fmd other
employmeot, which ls Why they Dk In
McGovern began the clay with a abort The San JoaquJn Cow:lty sheriff's office tano's home. "The John Wayne machismo l"llitics
traffic-atopping stroll down New Yort's 5'1d the dead woman. found wrapped in a An autopsy was scheduled to detennint don't work any more, but the people
uode.!liriblt eslabllahmenta. --· Fifth Avenue. one arm raised 1A a wave sheet SltunlaJ, was Mrs. Carlina Mono. cause of death and to make po&tive ideD-haven't convinced the government o( tt
of goodbye and tho olher exteoded to . _1ano__:':_a_,1oc_a1_har __ o_n_ner_miJalng_· ..::..•i_ .... __ tlftl:a __ lioo. ___________ ,.i.:_.._~_·_·_ ... __ . ___ .. _._··--"We.IDIW, "--11N.•fleidetllld, i:ifn pro-
lectloa for "'1JJlell from tho grips of 4~"=~·0-~
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Massage Parlor
Raiders Nab 48
I.OS ANGELES (AP) -Police have
amsted 48 personB, including five for
prollitu1ion, In a seri .. of ra1da oo Loo
Angeloa D!Ulli• parlon.
Mos! of tho amsta Friday were for
oper11lng a mwage parlor without a ci-
ty pennlt or for admlntsl«lng a massage
without a perm!L
The built of thoae arrested were
women.
The raid.I wen carried _,,, In tho San
F'ernlnclo Valley, Hollywood, Weal Loo
Angeles, 'Southeast Lo5 Angel., and tho
Wl!Jhire DI.strict.
Fl'Ot1lt Page I
BRITAIN .•. •
talks said they would take the freeze pro-
gram back to their a:eneral council, but
would not be able to recommend ac·
ceptance by the wUont .
The prime minilter coupled the ar>-
nooncement of the freeze with higher
social aecurity benenta for old qe
pensionen end ci1uplea =elvlnr family
allowancet.
Opposition luder Harold Wilson sakt
becauae tbe wage and prtee freer.e pro-
PoUls "will be neither work.able nor fair,
we shall o~ them."
A govenmient white paper lJUbU1hed
simultaneously with H e a t h ' a an-~Jrient aald lncreasts in prices and
charjes which hive been announced but
not implemented before the freeze should
Mt "tab place.
•inner
well-wishers. 1 •
"Thank you," ·be repeated time IDd
again. "God b1esl you.'.' .•. '''·· ...
II WU nearly three-..-when
tho firat Daote Queen wu ripped by
enemy fin over Eutvpe, that young pilot
McGovern told bia crew: 0 Relume JOUI'
stations; we're going lo bring lhla plane
borne."
And, on the eve of a more aweeome
moment of trulh, McGovt!l'D 1ppean
gripped by tho hope -perhaps eveo tho
conviction -that be can do It again.
"We're goq to win," he told an fn.
tervlewer before «nharklng on hla oout-
to-coast finlle. 11Jt L!i a kind of coming
together OD tho part of the Amerloan
public, a reallsaUoo that lhoN baa been
too much dec:epllon both hen! al home
and now even 1n the Lssue of war and
peace ltaell. "When people wallt Into that poilln(
place," be aald, "they""' nol l"lnfl lo be
dictated to by Dr. Gallup or any olher pollster. They .... "'Ing lo tblnlt _,
the war, they aro going to tblnlt about tho
oost of llvlng, they ""' golni to tblnlt
about jobo, about thll neglect ol our older
people.
'"'[be AmerlcaD people,"' be Aid.
.. ,..,. roluclaPI lo tblnlt that lhelr pml-
deot wu plqlng polltlca with the laaue
of war. Now, suddenly , •• that la bellt>
ning to dawn co people." In stops Sunday al St. Louis, Moline,
Ill., and New York, McGovern drew
..... of t\fe·-cheerl of hil cam-
paign u 'lit ICCUled Pmldenl Nixon of
pla)'in& "fat ud loo9e" OD the VW!tnlln
Issue.
"11's underttandable," be lo 1 d
thousands of supporten In Bn><>klyn.
"that Mr. Nim! tricked ua lour yun
ago Into helievlnc he had a plan lo end
tho Wit\
"But ls Ihm uybody hue laol(l>t wbo
I• oo foolllb aa lo bU)' that line l(aln?
"No!" yelled tbe crowd.
In a nationwide leleYilion addmo from
New York, McGovern .charactubed u
''the big Ile" the Aclmla\ltraUoa'a c1alm
that a peace aettlemeDt 11 Diii'.
"Peace ls not at hand," aaid
McGovem. "It ls not even tn sighL 0
Teen Guru Holds India Meet
NEW DEUll (UPI) -An eatlmated 2,lflO lor!l(ll loflooren, 111111111 '°""'
A-icw who came lo India on cbart....i jeUlnm, wmi ca_.i on Ille Oii\.
atdrta <t New Dtihl lodaJ, anltlnl the arrival of a 14-)'NM'ld Hindu C1JtU thor dalm baa glftn .11rom "perfect lnowlo!lp... '
TVlllDAY II elecllon ~ bed: In tho S1"lal hat for tho ~ ~
-of MallanJ Jl tt ii tho ~ ""' will ha•• a chance lo -and -thf pudar ho)' wllo ...,. -.. ..., calm.''
Tite <111c1p1eo <t the dlild curu po1c1 '°' for .-d-trlp -lhal booollhl
U-bera on dlarl.c Jumbo )ell and allO ""°""" aJq -aP -!Gr
---dllrtorC a 111r ....... 11111 In India. -' .
"I WAI JUrl' hlldllWnl ~ IMrdlJnr for~· oalcl °"'71
S11Joo. •, GI -· H.B. "I -M1c a lot ol dope, bot wu taqlrt boW lo
lhloo -ril1la." Tbero wu D'I marijuana oalOill walllaf ...,. the -· "'11 ...-:':l:i.~ ~ _,,,, ... ..-i111c1 bul tlta -dlaclalm ~
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Ot .............. ··vouTe nor movfnl JDC!:, pig,'' ll:ftllD-
ed 'the loog-llalred il!moolliiilOr above
the rest of the crowd. 0 rcqet It.''
"Pigs, It yelled another deibuosliiltOi It
the perfecUy lllraight Police eoll-thel
were confronting bim. "SOUeeeee JI'
"Pip. Pip," jolneci In the mt of the crowd. "Pip!"
The J4 YoUn& Himtfncton Baadl oft.
leers, IJicludlng One young woman, look·
ed 1tralght aheod, apparently nol ljearlng
the provocations. .
'naen. • a abort squad eommander
barked: "Move h.."
Wllh lhl~ the columna .waded Into the
jeering d!!monstralors and the moot bol-
tle ..., the -administration 'bu!Jdlnl al
Golden W,est ColleJ• began In -"Not too ea1erty,. Not .too ~erly/'
warned the sqllad leader u the ~ or:
ficors-oel' abollt -tbelr-W«k _of breaking
ann loco and hau!lni off ~ struggllng
student!. '.'Be profesalooal."
But lhe young pi>llcemen, working
agalnlt fellow law enforcement atudenla
who ...,. doing' their beat IO be ob-
noiioqs, ~e a little too eager.
"Look, aome of. you are ,.Ung. You're
out of breath," their ina1ructol, Lt. Jobn
MOCjuln told' lhl\Jn ~ the demonltra· tion bad been -.a up. · _
'"lblt should never happeo. I saw
some of jOu nmnlng,Up. to.make ~ts.
Wrestllnt wtlh people In arm lock.I. ·
"You lmow the ~ holds and
ltlcu IO ...i<e them 'give In.-Use them,
. or you'll neVer last ~ the kind of
four·hour situation yot. tnaY. face some day." ~ ' .
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"BE: PROFESSIONAL" YOUNG POLIO£ OFFICERS 'l'OLll
Son c1.m.nt. Officor Marllyn-MMWox Alt...t. Riot
District to Take Look The ~. none of whom have any
slreet eiperience, looted silenUy at their
mentor. Some of them were sweating
alter the lllort tep-m!JMlle uerctae lhal
was to be the first cf many con-
frontations they bad n!day. , A p ·z H Pla v!"~~ ~~':1':.~ ~llm.~: . t . upi . ' o.use ns '
Just remember what. I said about laking
YoW' time." • · • 1 ,
AJ lbt morning wore on, it was obvious Trustees of the Capistrano Unified Ccnventional construction financing, in-
that MOquiD'1 advice was having an ef. School Dis.trict will perform as planning stead.
feet. In each of several complex altua-rommissioDers of sorts tonight when they If that were to lake place, the $15,000
ticM tbe officer became lncreasingly re View plans for· a two-bedroom ·house set aside could be used for SOfZ}ething
'°""'8ticaled. proposed IO be built by students In the else.
One officer who had begun the morning Reg~ar OCCupational Program. The site which has the strongest sup-
by lryjng to pull a_ de.-lralor loose SPeclfi\'aUy, tbe ' hoanl ·will decide. If port by the staff for lhe project i,. a
from the crowd, by jerkmg on one arm, one of three ptopOle:d sites around the triangular strip of land near· the San
later l~amed that by flicking off a old Capistrano UnloD High School cam-Juan Uttle League diamolld.
student ~asses,. be ~d get much pus ~·be used fJr the constructioo -0f Pro~11· call· for erecting a sign Wii-
fa,te< r ta. who had ltled the bOuse bf 30 students In ROP classes ble fromfthe freeway ·caillng attentloo IO
Anolher officer, IO use at San Clemente and Laguna Beacb high the · ilmiliiaJ -· IJl'Oil'am tlnd
hla baton IO break an arm lock, found scltoOls. · -· . al ff'-· the _...;.. -••---f later ·that a aklllfol tug on an earklbe . w· so o ermg , . •1-ICm •=>.1uaiu: ~r could,be,mucb.--.ellecti.e.-· .,, -.~Jbe-~g, .i1!,.)le _ _w.~.JI:~,. -••. , ....
"We wanted them to get used to being temporary. . . ~" . More conventional items on the board's
yelled al," explained Moquin. "We Jl lbe bqtlle Is 1"illl, II would.be sold to qenda ~IOaijJlll's 7:30 p.m. meetlng
wanled them to liDow what lo ezpect in lhe higbe$! .bidder, lien mdved IO a . inciu4i1: " '·
A speaker.for lb!! irowint number of
oppooenta IO the au-year scbool proposals
fur the eaplltrano Unified School D~trict
will be invUed to appear in each of
several pane.I dllCUssions oo the issue
thla moolh, it wu &llllOWiced !Oday.
Last week, roes of the idea acculed
dlltrlct of~ of "staaing the ded<"
with strictly proponents of the 4~15 pro-
gram.
The chief speaker for the opposltloo
/ will be Mn. William Tbompeon of M-Viejo, a leader of the Concerned
PareJ11s· Committee which Insists lhll the
Cap<> 8fl3rd
Eying Plan
For Student
Trustees in the Capistrano Unified
School. District will continue discussions
tooiPt Ill suggestions lhlt a high school
iDg a questionnaire said the idea has
meeH.,. ol the board.
'lbe board tonight plans to review
de!Aik sleanecl from other Orabge COW>-
ty 8Cboo1 d1strlcts which have some sort
of lia1loD between high school students
and trustees .
The suggestion fint came from the
Inter-Club COuncil at San Clemente High
School for the appointment of an official
representative of the studer1ts to follow
meetings of the b'Ultees.
'I1le survey shows that many districts
in ~ county bave such a system but ln
no case does the student representative
have a formal vote as a trustee.
Ip 1119'1 cues, school dlalircla answer-
studeot representative be included in
proved a J:iosillve mean1 o( communit?"
ling between b'Ultees and hlgfi school
sb.ldents.
Most of the achools surveyed showed
that students eltber sit at a speciaJ table
or become regular members of the au-
dience, and are free to 1address any item
of tnterest.
Several schools which do not have such
a syatem yet laid they are c111·nmtly coo-
,~~tW:,~ to set u14
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comes fromi'l'rila ltadent Cbemot-. ti.
the field so that if they ever wind up in a private lot. ' ~ • • · . • .' . -Appolntlq. niemben to ·a'n lidvitory
riot, they'll know how to handle It.'' 'fhe houae Idea ljl the thll!I majOr con-oommltlee IO/belp plan the 'fonnatloo of_
The police faced.an lln•gfr.ary buildln1 .•~flll ·'Wture·underlakeo l>Y lhe two-ll!Ograms . Olfectlng menta111 gllted
In a letter IO Supt. Truman Benedict,
Cbemottl laid tt -'cl be an ucellent
way to beUer the relattonahlp between
sludeota and the school board.
"If such a move waa taken by the
bo8rd," he added, "I am sure it would
draw an eager response from the
students and the communlty."
takeover, a croup pc:iaing as labor picketa ~-~d ~pational program. . minors 8s well as early cblldhooil tduca·
and I staged attack 00 a drafl !lead-~'Die ' lame >tudeotl lfho plan to build lion ' .
q\lll'ten building. .-• ~'!!'!Jr'. al!JadYlillve started work ·
"They made a lot '<if mlstilkes out there IM; a ~wllShlog shed 1ieblod district --OinslderaUon of ~ new system . of·
!Oday " aald Moquin "bu! 1 hl!Pe1"'1 got be~-. · reporting . pupil progress to. parents at
moat ~f them out cit their systems:" . · J!1!1fi-flrat project, undertakeil lail Las PilbnU Elemeftllry Scbool .
· scboOI ,..,, wu lhe remodeling .of the ':' ~ lhe_blrlng of a.ll!l'l'cb-
M d 117L! ' D d aOnl!>r qaad al San Clemente Hlflll. · · ianguaCe COlllU!Wlt _foe the disU1ct'• au e · "~fe, ea · · Ttie 'lat.st Job, hown.r, will be iJ!O. multibandtcapped IJl'OIJ&m-.
FORT COLLINS;;Colo: f.\I') -Ma,IJ!le most intrii?ate. · . • -Discussion of id!vtu.. -aUled wilh
White, rt, mother' Of U.~, Jultlce BJron · llOP spokesman, and c:oOldlnator Nan:oliCi and Drur Abule EdUcallon
Whlle died It a F·-' Co"'"-"-ital Gmld r•··"·• ll1d tbal $15,000 has --~la .;.._ -~• 1 ' . un tuna -~ '--An bu:.::--'etedN •-'the cost of ma1er·1als Week In district ~ . .au: M.:uV ty Saturday nl«bt after: a short illness. Her ~ ug _-lzed htishand, Alpha Albert White, died In ar:d .IDBlructlaq •bat neiollallons have slarts today and will be recap
19141. • begun 'wilh ·~Institution to obtain throucb,Frtday.
Candidate~s Best 'Asset
Mrs. Schmitz Boosts . Husband
By Ualted Preli Jnteraal-
M1ry Suehr Schmitz, lhe 33-year .. ld
wile of American Independent Party
presidenllal candidate John G. SclunllZ,
is a vivaclous mother of seven who ls her
husband's best helper on the campaign
trail.
FrequeoUy dressed In bu lavortle out·
fit of red P.,..e and shoes, whlle coat and
blue pantl, Mra. SChmitz. a buuUful
bro\\'JH!yed bnmelte, his been ~Uy.
at bis side stnCe he was named to bead
the AIP Utket.
She rides in the sa.ne car with him, ·~
pears at news conferences and 11 wltb
him at every public appearance where
!he nearly always provideo him wllh a
couple of o ... 11nen.
First be N)'I, 111 just want to lMonD
you the -I'D) iravellng around wllh
Is ~ mother of my aeven children."
Later, be tella his audience lhlt he
voled 11a1n11 the women:• R1tl>U AlnenllmOnt, wlikb puaed Congr<ss, · ·
became"'lify wife IOlil me IO. She reluaes
IO be ........, lo equality.''
8be 11, 1n lad~.the ~·s cblel
-and-ber husband. IOp Ira•~·· inf al!fe. . . • .
On<e while t1iiJ were hounclng over
lbe Loalalaa. ~ Jn I storm' in I lllDll1 'ptiftte plalit, Mra. Scbm!IJ WU_.,
allti!ll in a boclt aeot buall,Y· lludylllJ :
-alr1lne ..-..tJeo while dll·
.... lnlO • --and hlulq ouf • ,_·to -dp lo• ber bulbeDd wllo WU lnUte~'11e1L ·· ..... 1
Sbl•ll CGIWIHNd juat U come!IYltl're
u lier )pobaol, wllo II a lne!hber-0! !be
Jolm Blrdl llictilt1, and WU oppooed .to the',woaloft•ll'.-· 4'il'Nm•ot -lht~Ji ii'"&:~-~ of lhO GI,. "'!'tllPll1 o1-1n o0r ...:to: " -L:ght ln1' ures tyii.. .., '• t 1 • •• :..;. -.. • Ca"9'1a lllld .... lo iPl' • .,,,..., ...,.. _with'• ,W a IOOd 11> HUSIAHO'S llST .. L.Pllt Mrt. __ ScL_ mitz qulaltloD -~ ....... Mn. Mory....., .. ,,
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dldlio JG11n -111,·-tlal, a .~ ~u ~ ,_ Ethel-WU bon In~ PL, ~ .......... -. • Sbe .... n-~ --and u. clllld moved lo-· Wla.. ,,.,.,:,.:J~...: C':u ·11U:..::::"';",.:~ =::t:.,=~-"":'..=!i:
Suspect Held
In Dmg Murder
OAKLAND (AP) - A 27-year-old man
bas been ordered to stand trial on a
charge of murdering a teen-age girl with
an injection of c calne and heroin.
Jllaha Alnlworth of QakJand WI!
ordtred Friday to appear In Superior
~ Nov. 2'1 to amwr the ·murder
charge and also a charge ol knowingly
causing a minor to 1ell, transport, or
otherwiae become lnvolved w i t h
narcotics.
Alnlworlh la charted In the dealh of
Patdcla Green,, II, who w11 found dead
In a motel room. after police ttceived an
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program has too many drawbacks ta be
feulble.
District officials believe otherwise, as
does a citizen's advllOI')' committee
which has recommended that the pro-
gram can work.
Committee chairman Herbert Klesker
""Welcomed opponents' participation.
"We certainly want all aspects of the
problem facing the school district IO be
dlacussed ... be said:
The first meellnp on the Nbject, open
to all residents of the district, will be on
Wednelday at Ole Hanaon School and
'i'hursday in Viejo School in Minion Vie-
jo, where much of the opposition . has
com~-Ttie Hamon meeting starts at 7:30 p.m.
at Viejo school the session will begin at I
o'clock.
Opponents have claimed that the
district ao far bas presen'ted a single-sld-
ed viewpoint on the 45-15 ,.-ogram which
propooes IO keep childm In classes for
45 11Cbool ·days, then stve them three-
week vacations in a yW-long cycle.
Parenti insist that the interruptions in
scheduling exceed the 45-15 fcrmat and
further assert tblt the interruptio111 clll
damage children's edqcaUoo and hurt
family lifestyles. ·
District officials, on the other hand.
have insisted that the program causes no
detrimental effects to education.
In a news release dispensed lale last
week CUSD olflcials ,.., the ...Wis of a
large poll taken In the La Meu area
where aU-year school baa reportodJy been
a success.
The polls, they said, ahow lhlt II per-
cent of the district's teacben beµeved
lhat 4~15 s-.ita had achieved al leut
as well as students on conveationa1
scflool schedules. •
The survey also reportedly showed that
B4 percent of the 2,700 penona polled said
the children enjoyed the short« Va<&·
tions all year long.
As the dehlle broaden!, lruSleel .,.
watching the Pf'OCMU of the J.ssues keen-
ly.
At their meeting tonight, the trustees
plan to el8J:l'i.ne-a progress report on the
4~t5 proposal.
A decision on whether the board wishes
to launch such a project in schools where
the growth crbil ia moat severe has been
promlsed by the trustees at their flrst
meeting ln December.
Y oaths Ordered
To Clean Stables
For Pony Deaths
PHILADELPHIA fAPI -Two youths
found gu ilty In the atoning deaths of two
ponies have been ordered to clean Fair·
mount Park Stables on Sundays for a
year.
The dead anlmals were among "7
ponies stoned and chased Oct. :21 by a
group of boys, police said, at a stable in
the Richmond section of the city. The
frightene<f ponies ran until they fell rrom
exhaustion.
Juvenile Court Judge Paul A. Tran·
chltella also ordered Carl Hardy, 17, and
Jerry Kittrell, 16, to pay the cost or the
Ponies.
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P~ace 'Several Week s Away'-Rog erS
But Can't I
Vote for Both?
VOICES IN TllE NIGIIT: Prosident
Nixon is_ in San Clemente, George s,
McGovern at last report was headed ror
Long Beach, the rest of us are only a few
hours ~w1y from Election Day Dawn and
my telephone Is ringing.
In .DQ" household, we have two
Republican.s., one Democrat and several
Refuse to Slates. This creates con-
siderable confusion among all those
telepbooe volunteers who att laboring to
Get Cklttbe Vote for tomorrow.
Tbey must look at the Political list of
people . in our house and rigure it's the
mental . ward. 'l1ley may be pretty cJose
to rtpl, after an.
Anyway, de!pite lhe mixed bag of al-"
filiaUons, lhe polilical Get-Out-The-
Voten take a deep breath and call our
homeinyway.
AS ELECflON hour looms, the jangl-
ing or the phone has been more frequent.
It seem. that I've been the one .to field
most ol the can.. The phone rings. '!hen
it -IOmtthing like this:
Voloo: "Hello, this b Republican Head-
quarten calling. GOO(I evellin(. Are you
the~ In the houle?"
''NO,. MAM. I'm the fatheT. Abo right
at the moment I'm the dishwasher too.
You1l have to exeu!e me if I drop the
phone. Soapy bands, you -.•. "
Voice: "Well, we jmt want to remind
you to .vote Tuesday. And by lhe way,
bow do you feel •bout Mr. Nbon?"
"I feel fine about him. Is there
anythiac, wrong wJlb him?"
Voice: "Certainly not We. just want
you to bow be'• counting on your vote ...,_, __ ..
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''111!!,1. SUllE. I'm glad to hear he ls
okay. -lib to hear bod ...., about
ooe oM!lt nelghbors, you tnow. Thanks
for ca1J1bs."
Well 11DW, she sounded like 1 very nice
lady. Jlllll the kJnd you'd apec:t to be
calllDg for Mr. Nlxoo. -you feel ~ lbat lhe Republic:lna are really
efficleal and -· Really mabs ,.. -to get out theTe and vole.
You me poaclerlng aD tbls when the
phone rtnp again:
Voice:,. "Hey, hi there , Mr. Murpbine, bow .,, ,.. tonlgbl?"
CW.WI Thil c:blck baa an eot1roly DIF·
FERENT voice. Sort ol low, aexy purr.
Sile """' be lellJng aubocriptlonl to Playboy M1gaziD<).
"Wll:U, GULP, I'm just fine. How are
Yoll?"
Vcrioe: "Ob. I'm just groovy." Purr,
purr. "I'm caD1ng you toolght for George
McGovwu. f\DT, He'd Ute your vote.
You DO like Mr. McGovem don't you?"
Pout. ("Wow! What 1 throaty voice ... I
wonder where good old George ever
found her?)
"&.ltt, I love him. Never did hive
anything agalmt good old George • . . "
Voice: "Gee, groovy. We're countlng
-0n you. Do you know where you vote?"
"Well, uh, yeall, I lhlnlc I have it right
her!, ub ..• !I
Voice: "You vote at the Legion ball.
We'll be looldni for you ... " Click.
WOWJ SllE'S roaUy going to be Ibero
When 1:-. Whal I tultJ Wiee Jbat
chlck blil. Bui wilt I minute. What U the
nlc<!, -lady for Mr. Nlxoft abo shows up 1t the IAsJon ball! What U both
of them .,. then, upoctlng me to lhow
up weorlnl the -fer their mao? I llllllt I'm In trouble opln.
'WASHINGTON CAP) -Secttt.ry ol
Sllle WWbm P. Rogers pttdicts that
secret peace talkl with \be North Vict-
nameee will resume ln the near future,
but that a final apeement on a Vietnam
Cea5e-fire probabJy ls "several weeks"
away.
1be North Vietnamese chief negotiator,
Y outla Support:-:
Xulh Thuy, said, meanwhile, that the
COmmupbts would agree · to another
"final" meeting u condiUoos are right.
"The question is serl.ousnetS" on the part
of the United States, he added .
WIDLE INDICATIONS moonted that
negotiations would aoon be reswned,
UPI T.....,.
LitUe Matthew Rowan appe~ to be looking for spiritual help for
his grandfather, Sen. George 'lkGovern, as he works on a campaign
speech during a flight from Uftle Hock , Ark. to St. Louis, Saturday.
;l;l. . --Nixon's P · · .. l Rele(!Ses
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Small· Co n ·{b utor List --•
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nilon'll r&-eleclion campaign committee,
in compliance with a consent onier sign-
ed by a Jederal judge, has released the
names of 1,284 small conbibutors who
donated $488,000 during a 15-month
period ending March 9.
'lbe lls:t of contributors -ranging from
actor John Wayne to Roy L. Ash, co-
fauoder ol Litton Industries ...,.. accounted
for about five percent or the $10.1 mUUon
( IN SHORT ... )
which the Nixon campaign listed as
"cuh on hand" when ' a new campaign
dlscioaur< law toot eflect April 7.
The Nii:on organlz.atlon had previously
identified 283 major contributors of more
than $1,ooil each which accounted for
another f4 .9 million.
1be $S.4 millJcn total sun Jett secret
the names of donors of at least $4.7
million colltcted between March 9 -the
date for !Ulng flnlDclal reports under the
old Corrupt Practices Act of 1925 -and
April 7 when the new Fair Election Cam·
paJgn Act took effect
e ~ua!fftt li'reecl
JERUSALEM (UP[) -Pollce uld to-
day they have releued a Stockton, Calif.,
}'Qllth deWnecl for questioning ln a case
involving attempts to mail letter bombs
to President Nixon and two memben of
his cabinet. -
A police spokes man said Dennis Fein-
stein. 22, left Sunday for the United
States. ·
Feinstein was seized by Israeli troops
a!l1tlg lhe Lebanese frontier Oct. 26 and
held on suspicion of trying to cross into
Lebanon and or mailing the letters.
e Alrllt1er MbsillfJ
VIENNA (AP) -A Bulgarian airliner
with 33 persons aboard is assumed to
have crashed in dense fog in southern
Bulgaria, and there has been no word of
survivors.
BT A, the Bulgarian news agency, said
the Ilyushin 14 was on an bot.r's Hight
Saturday from Burgas, on the Black Sea,
to Sofia but was diverted to Plovdlv
because of fog.
e D emorrat Chat'fle
GARDEN CITY, N.V. (UPI) -A
copyrighted story in Sunday edltiort! of
Newsday, Long Island's aft et noon
newspaper, accuaed tbe Jwitice Depart·
ment of favoritism in pr'Ole(:Ution against
several promloeJJt aoutbern Democrab.
The paper aald sourcea Inside tbe
Justice De!>artment and lhe lntemll
Revenue Service lndlcalld llllt certain
SO.them D<moerata "have been slnglecl
Dul for special bandllnc." lo r<cent
criminal actioua.
Fonner Louisiana Gov. John J.
McKeithen, who was named in the article
branded It a "smear."
Indian Summer Continues
Mo st of Nation Enjoys Pleasant, Mil.d Corul.itions
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SAIGON (UPI) -Communist -
shot do"1l two Ainerk:an ltellcoplen Sul>-
dl\Y and fomd another to make ID
emergency landing With a wwndecl
crewman aboard withln.lt miles of Da
Naog, military spokesmen said today.
'lbree Amerkans weno "tilled and a
fourth died later ol WOUllda ba suffered In
lbe Incident.
UPI reporter Edward Bai>et ttporled
from the scene that another American
was wounded.
BA88ft SAID the first of the bell-
copten, ao All1 Cobra gunship, waa shot
dowo ooHiall mile west of lligbway 1,
14 miles south of Da Nang, while at-
tacking a COmmunlst bunter complei:.
The gunner was killed and the pllot
wounded.
An OH8 Cayuse light observaUon
helicopter went in to rescue tbe crew,
picked up the wounded pilot and was bit
Sen. ]avits
P ulled Over
NEW YORK (UPI) -Sen. Jacob
Javjts, 68, was charged Sunday
with driving an unregistered and
uninspected vehicle ·on a New York
expressway, police reported.
Police saki the Republican
senator was stopped on the Major
Deegan Expres.!Way when a
patrolman noticed an expired l.n-
specUon sticker on his blue
Must.an,f. Javits was given two
traffic tickets and allowed to con-
tinue, Police said.
by ground nre. 0oe l'""lll&D wu klUecl
and the ~ "~· to lad. "" tbe llighway. .
EJcbt 1>wn later, llllOlber om'cayuae
flying w!Jllln --. ol the first
crub, WU abol clowQ when Comml"1Jsb
set olf a claymore mine u the craft f!ew
a few feel abon the .,....,.S. Ooe
crewman wU tilled and I -died en
route to a hooplJal. Buaett aaJd. The
· hellcopter waa aean:hlng for rockeb
almad at DI Nq.
THE U.S. COllllAND _... BS2
bombers carried aal ..... lllrlbs um,
tbe put three dlya than at aoy other n
boor time during the entire war.
Tbroogb noon today, lpQkesmen said,
1!52& made IZ strikes, eueedlng lhe
previous high of 2! stril:es reported Aug.
10.13. .
One of the Jateat.Stratolort strll;es, the
command saJd, was only 30 miles aouth
of Haool '!bit made It the nortbemmost
strike by the big Slratolorts in nearly
seV<!l months. In addition, lhe command
said, AmerlCOll fighter -n made
IZO -SUnday .into North Vlelnlln.
In two of the -· It uld, Navy pilots reported destroying niln>ad bridges 32
and 40 miles north ol Vlnb, located near-
ly 170 milea north of the Demllllarized
Zone (D.MZ).
Radio Haool acx:uaecl the Unilecl States
of carrying Ollt "ann!b!latioa raids."
~EWRERE IN the war, com-
munlsls stabbed closer to . Saigon than
any time since May, 1968, when they bat-
tled government mllittamen ~e miles
southwest of the city. Military 1011n:es
said millllamen intmepted a wat<r-
bome Communist unit at duslt Sunday
aod theo again four bwn later, caplull<f
two sampans and killed 10 Communist
baa been reached. However, he said ''one
more oellet of m .. tlnp" ls needed to
resol•e "tome am.bJ&ulties" aud rneo--
tloued flu'ee· ~
RE WO THEY Include a delinitlon of
lhe rule of a joint council to administer
the ..-fire and supervise elections;
the -· for pooltloolng of an ln-lemllionOI f°""' to supeM!e the .,.,..
fire, and the· quesUon of North Viet-
-troops remaining In the SOuth.
Ooe ol lhe major objections ra1aed by
the South Vietnamese government of
Presldellt Nguyen Vao 'lbleu to lhe ten-
tative cease-fire agreement is that it
makes ~ provision for withdrawal of
NIJtlli!;m troops from lhe South.
"'11111 certalnly la a subject for
discusakm, yes," Rogers said, '1but not
necmarlly In 'terms of r«lrafting the
~t." .
Meanwhile, North Vielnam iccused Pniddm\ Nixon of ata1llng on signing a
peace accord so war materiel could be
sped to Saigon at the last minuto and
Bst. could raid the North.
ON THE EVE of the U.S. presldonUal
elections, the CommlUllst pa r t y
newspaper Mum Dan said in an ed-
itorial broadcast by Hanoi t b e s e
actions threaten to break the draft peace
agreement, worked out in secret last
mooth.
Nixon was accused of "a breach o{
faith" and of W!"'ling to proloog the war.
"A plan bas been warted out to provide
the Saigon admlniatratton with more
aircraft of various kinds," the edJtorial
continued. The put week saw frantic ac-
tivity in tb1s regard.
"Abo In the put wee!<, BS2 bombing
was intemlfied in both parq of Vietnam
.•. At the same time, Police raids were
conducted in many areas still under the
U.S.-Saigon , control, during w h I ch
thousands of people ,were arrested and
hundreds of others shot dead."
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H~jack Drama Ends
Audi.ences See Tokyo Police Nab Gunman
TEL AVIV (UPI)
Reputed crime cza r Meyer
Lansky slipped quieUy out of
Israel Sunday five days before
an expulsion crder went into
effect . There were reports ti).
day be might be flying to a
new Ute of e:iile In South
America or the Caribbean.
ISRAEL ORDERED Lansky
expelled u a tbrut to public 1safety, but be said be would
come hack In death .
Lansky hoarded a Zurich-
bound Swlsaalr plane without
~nlare &mday night but was
..iusec1 entry to SWltzerland.
!::!rich · airport sources lint
..i:aid he was flying oo to Hot ...
land -but Dutch authorities
said they haCI no record of his
arrival, that he was nOt want.
ed and that they ~ otudy the possibility ol extraditing
him to the United States if he
did arrive there". Geneva airport aources then
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Stars to Wed
said Lantky transferred there Singer Diahann C,.;ro!! and former television talk
on his way to Zurich and @ow host David ve the Plaza Hotel in New
hoarded 8 SW!asalr ·lllght 2llZ York Sunday aft cing they will be mar-
lor Rio de Janeiro &mday ried in L<>ndon at . Diahann starred in tele-
night. Although S w 1111 a Ir . ..i...1on's •Julia' sen· e pair had been going to-sources said there was nobody Yuu
named LaMky aboard th• _:g::•::th::•::r:...o::ff:..:..an:..d:..o::•:..:..fo::r::::.o.er:::__al:...y'...e:...ar_s_. _____ _
flight, they said It WU Vf!tJ
possible he could be flying
under a di!fen!llt name.
U.S. AUTHORITIES have
revoked Lansky'• passport
because be is wanted there on
a variety of charges. To
return would mean arrest.
Israel demed L a n s k y
citizenship but granted him a
certificate of free passage to
any country that would take
hJm. The Interior Minlatry bad
given him unW next Friday to
find aomewhere or face ex~
pulslon.
Lansky, 70, told th e
newspaper Ma'arlv on the eve
of his departure that hia more
than two years in Israel.
despite the unsucceuful light
for citizenship, were "the hap-
piest of my life . . . I have
boug)!t a burial plot bere. U I
can't come back alive, at least
my body will."
Indians Prepare
For War on U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP ) -In·
dians occupying the Bureau of
Indian Affairs, girding for
what they predict will be a
haltle with police. '8ld today
they were declaring war on
the United States a n d
threeten<d to destroy the
building they have held since
ThursdlU'.
THE INDIANS emphasized
their war declaration as the
deadline paMed for what they
said was a Department of
Interior order to evacuate or
be thrown out.
Lady Godiva
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Rides Again
-Sort Of
''WE CONSIDER the case..-----------,
"They can have the building
after It ls gutted. When we go,
the building goes," s a I d
Russell Means, a leader of the
Trail of Broken Treaties
Carawn which took over the
building. He said t h e ap-
proximately 400 Indians in the
building spent Sunday night
planning their defense against
what they say will be a Police
attempt to storm t he I r
makeshift barTicades. closed," said lnter,lor Ministry
!pli<esman Yliihal: Agassl. "I
cen tell you offlclaJty that he left •.. for Zurich. I dO bol
know where be is beaded from
there .'"
FBI Probe
Of Eagleton
Uncovered?
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Much of the 11.1tural 111 ,..,re oeek•ng
for tomonow bill far away placcs llk
Alab,South-AJDerica·•nd Australb.So
Wf!ve had to IO!ve the problem of setting
ltbm.
One of the ways we will 90IY<: that prob-
lcm ii by makins llqutlied natural SIL
Whtt dot~that mun 7 That me1ns that 'WC
will shrink. that natural gas down Into a
ll~uld. That w•y • single ship c1n carry
moie gas all tbc homes in Loi A"l'ICI
wed durlna an entire week 1111 year.
lt's.pn, to.be a blgJo~ to l>Ma.YO
natural Ill tbla way, and I(• going to cost
IDOfe. But we are JOing Ii> have t• do It in
order to keep ur, with the grow ing dcmarids
lor clcan·bum 111 natural gu In Southern
C.ll~la
By the time we build our •hips and &Ct
things rollina It wlll be the mld-1970..
haJI)' mldenco.
He carried · e business card
with tbe name "Nabob
Asaoclates Inc.," but there
was m eddtesa oo tt.
STARS
Sydney 0marr ii OM ol ~ W'9rld'a great utrolo-
gera. His column is one ot
the DAil.Y Pll.D'I"S erut
ft-atures.
Gift Portraits
time for Christmas
But ooa: we get staned ,.,.a woo't bow
the dtffermcc. a.awe by tho time liquid
n1luraJ a•s ruches you1
homc,Jl'll just be the clean ~ 6" n1tura1 fuel you've always
bc<n iiaed tO.
LJque(icd n1tural gu is ,....8 lw1 one more w1y wt arc .:!';:
lnvc1ting In tomorrow.
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Four ....... ~ "" the statewiile ballot 1
tomorrow .....,._""' 14 -This tax Wtlatlve k!!oWn u the '·
dose"" special altenlion by voters. Tbe DA.a. Y PILOT Watson >.melldment la a hoax. Presenled by llJ llPOllW
bu led its Yiews on these in editoriall In recedt u 1'11~ for qverbunlelled .property tuJiay_m, its PriiJt. ~owing is a brief recapitulation: ~ benef!claii.!" would l>p Ibo OJ"D~rs of lll'g<!' in4us-'
Pt sp11ltlon 1 -This bond issue would ISSure that lri1 "" busin._, Income-producing ·property ·and vacant
our mmm'i:::\ eolleges -Orange Coast, Golden West ot.s. ., ,
and Saddle -will have room to offer education lo Of a $2.0 billion reduction In property taxes, only
our young people f« the years immediately ~eacL !8M• !"illion "'1>111d apply· to homeowners. To make up
It wOuld provide more than $2 in state funds to go tne net ueertalnable cleCreue In revenue to slate and
'll'l!ll ucll $1 of local taxpayers' fund money used In local llC\Vernment of $1.233 billion ~ year; Ill kinds
the construction ol buildings at the communitt eolleg-e+ of other tal<Oe would have to be increa.ecl. Income tues
&ca-the bonds will be-atate general obligatloil 'could go up 60 percent,"for eaomple.
bonds, they will not be paid for from property taaes. Tlie measure would prodl!ee chaos In school and
The ~ will come from exislihg state tax aourees -local govei:nment finanoir while destroy!ng home rule i.nb,'~tiom, gifts, cigllll'lles, liquor, horse races In flJCal affairs. , ·
and income and sales taxes. Vote NO on Proposition 14.
The money can be used only to construct buildings p.,,pos1t1on 20 -Protecting California's Coast from
that provide classrooms, laboratories, libraries and ad· unwise development and preservm:f substantial portions ministration and community se~s -NOT for sup-piles, salaries ·or the building of such things as student of it for public use is a eobcept at appeals to every-
unions or dormitories. one. But that is not the simple coo.s:ideratlon involved in this initiative. · ~ Proposition 1 is a real bargain In education for Tbe .proposition is unsound, unworkable leglslatlpn
Orange Coast residents. Vote YES. ' on a subject so complex thalsuch· a law should be drawn
• Proposition 2 -Passage of this measure is of vital only by the Legislature with· the aid of expertise ·at Its
importance to eYeryone in California,~ but es~~y 50 command. AB written, it is ~ unnecesslty, 'costly and
· here on lbe Orange Coll.¢ where we we UC Irvine. bun!aucracy·plagued •pproac which takes for its initial
California ne¢s many more doctors and other sup-financing $5 million from aJ d earmarked for the pur-
plli!rs of health ·services. :rhe 450<1oetors now ,graduated chase of more beacbfront for public use.
annually in the ·state do not even repla~ th!' number Proposition 20 ·•imply .ts bad medicine for Orange
who die each yeal'. And beciuae the sburtap extends County. Significantly, no proponent bas argued Iba! it
nationwide, we cannot depend on doctors from out of is needed or beneficial here. On the contrary, it will
' ·state to bridge 1!Tnf!P· make meaningful long range planning lmpoosible on the
The $160 n bond lsaue would provide ·the Orange Coast during the next four years and invite four
, funds for the first permanent facillties for' the medical years of Inaction on coastal ' problems and coastal land school at UC!. Orange County residents woGld be prime acquisition.
·beneficiaries. -A NO vote is strongly recommended. Best of all , the cost of the bonds per -will be
only about 5-0 cents per year -the price of a package A complete 1um""'ry of DAILY PILOT ballot roe·
ol cigarettes in a vending machine. ommend•tion1 11 published below.
Vote YES on Proposition 2. · ·
Ballot Summary Prope15Has
Backingo_f
Negotiations Reveal New Coneept
PRESIDENTIAL ECECTORS
bpu .. llcen (Nixon-Agnew)
CONGRESS ... stizf.e ,Gr.oup· .' ,.
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Ni~on's View of ,the :World
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, WMHINGTON':...: ~pr a c-t i ca 1 ~ ~ vlctlons o1 faitll upon which tbe qree-reuooa,beblnd Preslclonl .. ~ilcon's agree.· . ment for ending tbe war rests, and if
· l1ljlli{ to end tht Vteilianl wilr (and bis RICHARD WILSON ·•-" · bout 1~ · · t be . ' .... . .... 39th "°"9rouionel District -Andrew J. Hinshaw, Republican •
42ncl Confrnsion•I District -ClaiJ"e Bargener1 Republican '•
32ncl C4'111 .... lon1I District -Craig ijosmer, Repubikan Incumbent tt
34th .~llion•I District -RlchaM, T. Hanna, Democrat Incwnll!lbl
; ULIFORNlA ASSIEMBLY ' • . ., ,{~ . -
7ht A111n1bly District -Robert Ba~ RePulllical!1ncumbent :c:''. •
~strict -RoberlH.,~ ~ubll<all.In<wnbeat .
69th "Ai'oembly Dlslrlct -ltf'nnelh 'Cory, tkmiicra1 tneumbenl
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
First District -William Wenke
Third District -Ralph Diedrich
Proposition Subject Recommlll'Kl1tlon
1 Bonds for Community College Construction
2 Bonds for Health Science Facillties
3 Revenue Bonds to Meet Anti-pollution Standards
4 Two-year Legislative Sessions
5 More Flexiblllty for School Boards
8 Updates State Law oo Naturalized Citizens
7 Updates State Law on Voter Eligibility, etc.
8 Tax Exemption for Anti·PolluUon Facilities
9 Bond Vote for Struetullly Unsafe School Buildings
10 Blind Veterans Tax Exemption
11 Right of Privacy
12 Disabled Veterans Tax Exemption
IS Workmen's Compensation -Saving State Costs
14 Watson Amendment on Taxation
15 State Employe Salaries
18 Highway Patrol Salaries
17 Death Penalty
18 Obscenity
19 Marijuana
20 Coastal Zone Initiative
21 Assignment of Students to Schools
22 Agricultural Labor Relations
ORANGE COUNTY PROPOSITIONS
l'lopooltlon K: Irvine School Bonds
P1aposltlon1 I Md J: Saddleback College
Trustee Area Boundaries
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
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NO
YES
NO
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NO
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NO
YES
YES
A Foreign Policy Twist
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·~-~fBnxtefyomtbicMlayedsigJiing) · · . nuon OS """1&8 • .,., one poon • · ';-·Nt°"-lil hi> emvtdlon thl!t tbe bold _ , • could be wroog abOOt others equally as U ~•TT 'DA'l.,. nieOsiues be has taken In tbe lllJI yeor unportanl . u...4.u..°"A tilt ':Hanoi -no ditiooal mllti8Q' equipment beyood that One Of these is the "evolution" ol the ."!; : 1 ""'~ •· \ workible a1ten\lt}Ve: necessary to replace, 00 8 one-to-one cease-fire mto the negotiated withdrawaJ • · · ,.. · -Ml!\ing'the ~ ' · of the North Vietnam troopo from the
• ..... :i.;c ., •• ,. ·and tihmslve bcJmb.. :0. •• ham, eiistlng military ~uipment. · South and the compensating deactivation
To the Editi;>r: '.!.:' ""'• 1ng;-· .Ibo. failure . of WHILE liAMo!.coulJI not reJnfm:o Its of South Vitblamese forces which have
Tbo ~~·s :'ldl!l>pai Oct. 31 General Gllp•a;F.al: troopo lsj ~':!ootb .,..i tloe!1',~ ho-• not yet reached their planned --~ Vofe:'.oo ~, u.rr··~* -c .. .l~-mohlbllloQ CNh~~-t. ~=..:!a.be u.:t,!;"!.:?__diJ;<t 15 • "-""'--..,.,.. Ill ...,,_. tlah ·'"''~°' H ., ~ . "~-r•= ~~;fttorlal~tlon . c=~'#~!,j .~ _,=afui"~~.:}s~~;., THE 'BASic-~RiwloN!NG b the!
The l/ilotrstates t!Jat control of stBt..-·MoocowtbatcootJnu. . 1 meot":."/:"'!.iir::'~ceclie-liie~' Nort11,-VletnalJ1'1 larwant eienlel>tJ, in
salariel' 110Uld be taken from Ii!" hancll In&. tlle. ·war was not belpbig anybody, might be used al 8 ilreetll!Jig ;.,.ww!llle fact Vi!!uall.Y •II enlln>.army, are ao bsd-
of el~'cfficllls; Stiouid 1'rii!;osluon 15 ~ 1lanol to make a-\lltaj CODC"8Slon lla!\ol ·'lldll up \Is for<ea for· ii~;;,;; and. zr:~;·~:um~: =~
pass. FACT. Proposttlon 15 ~'provide '\' ~ to end the fighting,. 'bigger oifinslve.to redrea tbe'lallures of wilt wtsh to p!Jl! \llem back In due course.
for setting of state sal&ries by the · THE CONCEISION ·was Han o i ' s · the TET and ~Easter offensives and These. large concepts of what is ahead
governors' own appointed boards mid the October · & ntpllap on .agrteilog · 'to finally,O<hieve Ibo g'l"I. .. in Vietnam go contrary to what bas bap-
elected state legislators. Thus'If, · the negotlate a future political setUement Kissinger's 1ru1wer to a question which pened in ~ past in JOOot:bma in
salary setting issues would be back to the with the exbting government in Saigon carried these implications revealed the agreement& with the Communist side.
bands ol the people through their elected beadBeled bytbePmldent Nguyen Van Thieu. ~ed· n_ conceptHe _,. Oftt bowwas .~·-worthaldt basthe Those agreemenu were never llved up to
I · 1 tor wtth ~-'-I t yond 1 practieal 1'!8IODS, however, -" -but provided H,... the opportunity eg15 a 1 ulli:Jr a PP r 0 Pr 8 e wu a typical Nb::onian view of' the formal prov1sicl1S agaimt reioforoemeDt first to infiltrllte and then to invade the
representation of the people. "'-ed B&ape ol tbe ·-Id, the same · apply ooly to S.Utll Vietnam. "But ~ South wtth the purpose ol taking control.
THE PILOT STATES that otate salar· kind ol vilclon wblcb caused him to 11 DO qileillion, and there can be DO ques-
les make up more then -of the describe bis viii! to Qllna ~Jhls year lion, that the gmeral conditloos in total state budget. The Pilot 11 guilty ol u "tbe week that chanced !M.jorld. ,,. · ladocbina will 1overn the ac11ons ol
poor editorl.ai researdt and the editorial N~'• large vtlion ·lllllust'r\teci moot · many Of the CClUJltriea, but I doo1 want
is erroneously misleading. FACT, Of the pointedly bf'• Uttle-mli«d ~ ol to go into sreater detail~' said Kissinger.
governor's 1972 b\ldget of 17.6 billion. -1dentlal advbor Henry A.. Kiss!Qaer
stste salaries amounted to only 26.1 per· to a•..,;. pertto.,;I qciellioo clurin&'!ns THE "GREATER DETAIL" must cer·
cent of the total budget. Furthermore, brielil!C on the !'Iris-......-i for A tainly have lncluded ibe larger vision
Alan •Post, the independent legi.slaUve ceee-flre. 'Ibis question was directed at that Russia and China want no more war
analyst, bas stated that passage of one ol the several large gapa in the Paris In Indochina and will not supply the
Proposition 15 would require additional agreement. The United states would be wherewithal to cont.lnue or renew lt.
budget monies that amount to leu than 1 cOmmitted not to supply SaJgon With ad-'Ibis is only one of the many con-
perctnt Of the b\lclj:et. And, these monies
'TIMES NO DOUBT bave changed. The
brilliant maneuvers of President Nb:on
and Dr. Klsatnger in bringing the
negotiations this clooe to peace Is proof
enOUBb o1 that. Their same largeneos ol
view coovinces them that Thieu will see
the light and that Haooi will not start up
again wba~ it has had to stop. On such
judgments resb the workability of an ex-
tremely complex and iner:act agreement
to have ~ce.
are already in the till.
I STRONGLY URGE the people ol Cal·
~ornla lo Vote Yee on Propooltion 15, as
tt ,Wes coolrol ol stale P"1 bacl! lo the people through thelt lepilton and not
solely Ille pernor as It II preaeally.
"'-1tloo U will ,We aemlble coolnila
to keep atate P"1 In lllle wltll l\a\llllcal
av-~ tnflatmary Umill. ~
qe ol Prqoooltlon I~ will lft9enl COlllly
strlt .. and COlllly empl01e IUIDOV<r (15
percent of the atate em'*""9 quit .,..
oually llld roplacemenl CGlll for btrq
and tnin1nc ...,.. -II ubemely
blili>. And, -" l'ropoattlon 15 .. w not nqun • to -.. the mom.. are lftl<Dtly In the ttate -
Jim~y the Greek~s Odds
"'Ii...t you,
~~~= Em~' Mloclatloft or-Coonll' OlapW M
WASHINGTON -The natloo'o No. 1
oddsmalter, Jimmy the G..U. now rates
Pmfdent Nilcm an \)VOl'Wbelmmg 1-1 faYCl'lte to win ,....lectlon Tl-.
. cloY. Indeed, the Pmfdent ..... e aood
cbance.--In six, by Jlmmf'• calcWo-
llonl -ol ~ 111•-. JilnmT ..........
tho llmlocnll, ho••••· ltr'OClt .. , .. Olilel to a,.,-.i of~.11e-,
Diiie -ol a ~tak--
ln 1111 -. but Ille ........ for Ille --be·-· . '
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-kll, -Ill, Mo-I Oftr J.-
llolme; ~II--Dewe7 Bartlett,
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Jlepablican, l-to-5 over F.d Edmondaon ;
· Rhode Island -John Ch a fee,
. ~can, &-to-5 over Sen. Claiborne
Pell: .South Dakota -James Abour<sk, Democ!at, 7·to-6 over Robert Hlrlch;
T~ -Seri. John Tower, Republican,
11-to-lO over Harold "Barefoot" Sanden·
V1rpla -Sen. WWlam s po n g ', Demoo.a~ l-to-6 over WUUam Scott.
Jiii!: CLOSEST gubernatorial race -
Rejoubliean OtlJ Bowen VI. Democrat
Mallbew Welih In Indiana -II so close Jlmno1 COD't call IL But be gives .U,hl
edpl to Democnot Ilcmiel Walbfiu!.!,-to-
10 -Gov. llkhard Ogilvie In 1";
Democrat 8llmnan TrlbbiU, lMo-10,
-Gov. ~u Petenon In Delaware; Delilocrat .Hargrove Bowles, 11-to-IO ovtr
J!IDll HokbaUte, Jr., in North Carolina;
-rat Jij> Rockefeller lt-to-10 """' ao_.. Ardl Monn In West Vlrginll; and ~ Owlltor>ber Bond, t-to-1 over
-Dowd In Mi.-rt.
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'Q~ All-y~at SCh~
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Br ,.ICJll(·Nua • 11.-1 ..... lllltP11;,.. at
.'I, .. _JC"·-the lldloOl 'ire 11erl•l;,g F= ~iloJi ... a~=" pmsure to !ry the Idea.
=~=·=-·~~ "WE'VE INFORMED ..===1 illlldren, w 111 parenla Wbal all yNr educa-
, ~ late' this m 0 D t Ir titu CID oiler.'' I al d
-they -all-year;'~ MIU Brick. scboollllC. · "Now we'll ,.. U they want to
W'estmlnlllor, and Foun-
tain VaDey'1cboOI dilllricts. In
. addltlan, u ...... about 300
-ppecl children
from Fountain Valley. n.;. an.,... llclosduie being
-at piaytn II a lllralgbt .. ,,..,,...17*m," .nll!or u..n
U,. "46 ~ \15'" .ltagered plan
being UfOd oliewbere In
Oraap County.
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What do doctors reoommend
' mrpatients fu pain?
Doctors all over the couatry dilpeue o~ 50,000,000
of theJle tablets to their patitlta ea ym.
There ate many medications a ton tteevnmend nMllt than any phy1~n. or dentitt an p.re-other leadinr tabl.t.
tcribe lot pain. Some are nar-Hea<t.che and det'lltal pain ii
colic, many are available only reli~ incredibly fut; minor
on prNCription. But there ia one pains of arthrilil are depend.
pain reliever, avanaa,,e without ably eued for hou11: M'ftl the
preecription, docton diapeme acha and paina o( colds and du
ap.ln and apin ..• Anacin. rMpODd to Anacin. So the &en·
11 lO pe.....t ol the parents l'lrildl lo It."
vole .fn favor, all-yw llCboo1-Plavin ts unlque In Ibo state
Ing could begin In Februpy, for !II In I e gr a 11 on of
making Plavin the fourth physically . handicapped and
acbooi 'In Orange County lo non-handicapped ddldrm In I
~h 1..-r docton five over aion and dep~ that can be
50,000,000 Anacin tlibleta to · ca\lllllld hy lucb J-1• will be re-
'their P1tienta l.n pafn. If doctor1 liewd too: And mflllom ,tQa
think enou&h about Anacin to Anacin without ....._... uJ*t,
d~ all tllNe tablets. whit When you're ha pain, wlry
UNDER THE quarter .,... better recommendation can you. don't ~11 follew tht practict of
tern, •tudeat.I alternate be-ijiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii uk when you ani in pain? ao muy docton aad tab tbl tween Dine-weP elm 'Hfionl You aee, Anacin contain• tablet a dpctor mJtht live JOU
lbd three-week vacation per-more of the p&in Nltever doc-in hil own omc.. Tlke A~.
" lbendon the tnditlonal nine-lingle JJIOlnD1.
moalb calendar. • .. ll -IO hanclicapped
IOds. Under quarten, theyt=====================~;:;:;~~;;;;;;:;;,=::::::==::=:=:=::==:=:::1:: would IO throuab four IUCb l ,, .... """""" ......... _II
Slj;• Gee• (Jp
YOlllA 11Dpl01Jllenl Service President· Bill Band-orut . llld oenlce director Florence_ Hayos . put up
new lip at Colla Mesa Boys Club, 564 Center St.,
advertlllng YES office Inside.
Coun,y ScmJts · .
Plan Big Day ··
-... 01 · the.'~ chlldten from the Newport-van,ey 5d11io1, D!llr¥! have Mesa,°""'" View, Hunlinilm
.-1o holcflbe·electlmuller Beach City" Sia! Be a c'b,
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,cj;:leo, ...ti yw, with boil! _ways ellminalin( the tradJ.
~ tbreeinoiith swruner ~.1 But 11!115ons would
DOI be.stagered>aa under the
" 46-15 plan. .
. • ' 'Bal Ibo lolfl.DDnber of da,.
S. ·.·,oift~. PumpW.··· n . ~~the-=:.:=.-: traditlooil, ..........
. .,. , · ' : Scbool offtclah see two ma. ·· Bo f 'U,, Donate Pies · :.~ 1o an-year ec1uca.
· · -It -or ellmlnates Oilly a mlllng bowl and, Did,'they,glv&lbe~ ''.~ learning 1011,"
moiuuring opqon specialist !or pumplin away. beca1"' Jo!ii\1'· .;blch can be u much aa two !bit old p1emaD Slmple-thelr·blc dlipclsitir! ' months W1ldh 61 I ch o o I '' . . material • lor..,u.n .... • -Jl!!il --piel. . . ' ' . ~·~-would :'NO· JtJST 'CAUSE they tbreHnonth swruner.
matel liUI ~ l.onn -Jlb·me,"· ~ the ....... ..,. -It -clllclplloe pro-
wllll• be -to do · with ~ who earns a hlems by giving children more them. . ,.~ -y -clllallng ' frequent opportunity to ......
n.; JJ.~ Corolla del and doinf-cbor<s around -by vacatlolllng.
Mar boy plans lo whip ap a ' !leY"'1 and Partner, • ...... PARENTS wrm -
batdl of paatrie1 with bi1 by ~ 111.... In Plavln will be maih!d bal-
huge, leftov<r H a II owe e n lib ~ helped Ing the lots late!' tbil month. Vota
pwnptln and prMmt them to gourd llolne. will be coonled Nov. 17.
Falrview State lloepllil. John :~ probably finatlce U the vote i.. faV«l!ble.
John of . m11 · Goidemod the 11oar· and other p1e .,. -" not ·•mllng their
Ave., ' plans 1 hem· 81 grocliel!ll out o1 savinp fram. children to atlend ·an a11-,...
Thanbglvlng dinner -hil -, a1termm aD!i<Jue ICbool will . have the option of '
for paljonb in the many llilpjiib, ' ~ ... ~........ 4• I -. ; .ONLY· RB ·NEBDS ·volnn-
teen lo·belp make them. .
. "~~ Jm,t cooked c:Uea and •
cooties and ~lib Iba~ • but never pum le,'' aaya the Lincoln . i . School
The ai:aoge Coilnty ·Scoot:O. pariicipale. '-· . He waa given the •big .. Rama "IS and Explorer Ex· Chef Mike Roy will accept . pumpkin Halloween eve when
posilioo oo Nov. 11 will In-outdoor cooting recipes lo< he dropped by w e s 1 e r n _
clnde a 9 a.m. parade led by the SaJul.().Rama coot-. Federal •-'"-' ofll -"
• clown Hobo Kelly, exhibit. And'chikb'm•wbo~a new -·...... · ce > m C
' and "-'·-,fnlll 10 a.m. to 7 toy ,,.. ... Im .... TOii Corona clel Mar to do·a U!lie -....,. _"ba~n~>i~i,g~,--~ -pm,-lllltr1> .., ... , fi-• ·pnsranHil!J·l!Ooe...,...~,-
lell for Joulhe at the Ana"-;m tures·taan· ,;tth a ql!lbcjly; Cllhvendoa•~. · ;., 'flcke'it · ' .. I ~" ',
lporla d 'Jlliyslcal ·fi-dllldnoi ~-:1/il'!t' .
........,.., aira!da will, be -~~;aa>,'" t., • .Ql'b
·-to winners of imn-· Scouts ;;u:~ 'Sc9ulJ -·p1ng, -throwing and 'exeroislng are 8e1Jiiii :llcRll. For-tn-
competttions. Youths between fonnalioo, Call the Orange
the q., of 6 and 18 may Connty Council it -·
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WET WEATHER START -Light wind and a light rain plagued the 43 start·
ers in the 1,000..mile Los Angeles to .Mazatlan race Saturday. Identifiable yachts
moving out from the line are Pleiades (No. 7624L), Spirit (7007) and Robon
l7000) which took an early lead in the rac6. . . .. ;-:
$irius Setting Fast Pace
In LA w Mazatlan Race
By ALl\!ON LOCIW!EY
Of .. .,..,,. l"tW Si.ff
Bob Lynch's 83-foot M-ctw cutter Slrha II is setting a
torrid pece in the Los Angeles
to Mazatlan race as the
leaders in the 43-boat fleet ap.
proach the San Benitos Islands
on the second day of the 1,000-
mflt marathon.
Pushed by brisk 15-18 knot
northftlteriy winds , the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
entry was one of Coor yachts
wblch loged over 200 miles
durln( the first 24 hours of the ..... BOATING
Others among the lirst 10 on
handicap time were Blue
Streak sixth, Warrior seventh;
Rag Doll eighth, Lucky PuH
ninth and Tribute loth.
Winds were> reported at lft.18
knots with 8-10-foot sweUS
which combined to push . the
entire fleet along the lumblloe
at a rapid pace. ·
BUT AHEAD was the dread-
ed "parking lot" Under the lee
of Cabo Falso· and Cabo San
Lucas at the Up of Baja
Galifornja whlcti • hu been
known to stall p r.,e v lo u s
Mazatlan race fl~ts for as
much as two days.
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ClOR behind her were Mort
Hastell 's IJ2..foot s I o o p
RqUme. Long Beach Yacht
Club; Byron Chamberlain's~
root IChooner Serena, South
Shore Salling Club, and Bob
Grant's 81-foot sloop Robon,
NHYC.
not known today, but after 20
hours of sailing at 8 a.m. SUn·
day Harry Moloshoo's C.Olum-
bla-S2 Gypsy was holding the
overall and ctass A lead.
'Ille race also depends on ,
the direction and velocity of
winds In the Gulf of California
When the racers break free of ' ', · ~-~:.+;711~1: ••• ~ ;~1 ;~·,t,
lheleeatthecape. ~lio'!'i .... ..i.m'•'m· ............................ ._ ....... ~.·i~.-~--~ .. ~'m'~'~· .. ;,,.;m,_,;,o-'!iiilitm.!!i!liil! ............................ .
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It was a Class A race from
the start with Ragtime holding
second, Sirius II t h 1 r d ,
Warlock fourth and Rotx>n
fifth.
Fifth on elaplea: time wasfii ·~· , . ., 1 ( -
Harry Moloschco's C.Olumbia-'"._; ~ _., .-.i::;..;~ ~\;-~.:· ~f. r-SIRIUS II is the elapsed
ume record holder in the race
with 5 days and 20 hours.
52 Gypsy, Lolli Beach Yachl · --;~
Club, sonle 10;~ behind the . .~ -~~;.:.· ... · : r. • ~
C.OrTected time leader was
Drumbeat Places First
In l 4mile Bank Event
leaders, ,ind•At <J¥se!'s 50-'
foot s!qgp_;;,;Warrtor. Bahia COrlnthlfll~lii:bll'Club; "'' rour ·mll~~· •pf Gypsy·. ' ' CLASS'' '.(I) Gypey; (Z)
Ragtime; "'l · Sirius ll; (S)
Robon;.,(5).· Wart"ior.
CLASS ~-(I) Warlock;
(21 Rag-@; (3) Blackbird;
(41 Wes~)J,;_lSl !mp;obllbl~,
CLASSC,,.;()) Bliie S!Teai;
(2 ) Lucky PUU· (3) Aikane;
l4 l Allee; (5 ) Yellow Jacket.
Drumbeat. an ErlcsorH6
skippered by Don Ayres Jr. of
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
was the elapsed time and
Class A wiMer in Newport
Ocean Sailing Anociation's
aMual 14-Mile Bank race
Saturday.
Brisk southerly winds pro-
vided a reach for the ao boat
fleet in both directions of the
23-mlle race.
Dick Reineman's 10-meter
Yacht Club
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~y Baillie
' ~ack Balllie of Balboa Yacht
Cbib was the winner of the
ctwnmodores Appreciation
r~ staged by the Newport
Ocean Salling AstoctatJon u a
hJhilght of its a n n u a I
meeting. The nee was sailed
ID Lld<>lu out ol BYC.
Second WS! Don Duboae,
V,yag,... Yachl Club;
,'lltlrd wu Georiie Yule,
Ntlwport Harbor Yacht Oub; f<lll'th was Jack Weber .
q.urornJa Yacht Club. and
fifth was Jerry Johnson.
Ppmona Valley Sa 11 l n g
Afa<>ciation.
:John Payne of BYC was
e~ president of NOSA at
~ bullnt.u meeting held at
IJ,iC.
Branta, Sot.Uh Shore Sailing
Club, was the first Pacific
Handicap yacht to finish ; Bill
von KlelnSmid's ~foonshine.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club,
led the Midget Ocean Racing
Fleet home and B u d d y
Ebsen's Poly Con was the ftrst
catamaran to finish . ,
HANDICAP RE SUL TS;
IOR-A -(1) Drumbeat ' (2)
Bright Star, BUI Pascoe,
NHYC; (3) Trend, Jim
Linderman, BYC; (4) Swift,
CLASS D - ( 1) Pleiadei;
(2) Valiente: (31 Witchcraft;
(4) Leprechaun; (.5)
Firebrand. ..
Bill Ta y]-Or
Vietorious
Mallinckrodt and Arrigo, BYC Bill Taylor of Balboa Yacht
and NHYC. Club. won the B a I b o a
lOR·B -It) Ausplci005. Challenge Trophy for the
Bob Batcher, SWYC; (2) Rhodes-33 Class In a sudden·
Andhuno, Bob Sodaro, BYC; death race sailed Sunday out
(S) Tomahawlc ll, John Arens, ol Los Angeles Yacht Club. BYC; (41 Sea Ranger, Bob Staats, BCYC ; (5) Antares, Jeff Brauch, the defender
Alan Andrews, BYC. for LA YC was second. Other challengtng clubs w e r e
PHRF-A -( l l NuvoJGSa, CabrlUo Beach, N e w p o r t
Cl Lomba di LIYC 2 Harbor and Santa Barbara. ement r ' ; ,( ) The Balboa Challenge Is an, Mooncusser. Clare Connel,
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Schapel, BCYC: (4) San-Trophy which was dedicated
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PHRF·B -(11 Gracie, John
Howell, BYCY; (2) Joyo,
Rlchard KeJth, SS.SC; (J)
Lan!MJ, Grilles and Harvey,
BYC; (41 Tigress,: G 11
Knudsen, SSSC; (5) Maggle J,
Howard Anderson, &SSC.
MORF -(I) Veloz, Jack
Steel. CBYC; (2) Viking, Dan
Pike . VYC: l~l De Core, Cal
Preston, NHYC.
ORCA -(JI Toru. Tom
Sauter, St BYC; (2) Poly Coo,
Buddy Ebsen. Bvt.
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SHO~ f 1JO A.M.. te f 1JO '·"'· MOHOA'r THlOUSH SATURDAY. SUffOA'r 11 A.M. ... 6 ,.M. ~' . (
Art Fake
.Opens His
Own Show
From Wire Servlcet
David Sl<lD la out of
prison and can now sign bla
1 palntlnp with his own name
Instead of ullQg the names of
Picasso, Van Gogh, Matisee,
Marc CbapJl aod. o t h e r
JJlOdern ma~, And he ha1 a
'one-mao art snow opening In
New York ta prove It.
"Going to jail Was worth it."
aaid the onetime art forger
' 'who spent 40 months In jail oo
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'CllargeJ of bllldng art loVttl of
,$1 million by faking masterpieces by other artllla.
1 After leaving jail, stein ln-
.atalled himself In a Parts
.ftudlo and painted 30 works
fJor his first post-prl8on art
~w, which opens Nov. 15 in
~ ~ew York. ,;; * , Citing th e "frightening
.~ircumstanCes'' of
Montgom..,, Alltllony't guilty ·biea, Judge Jack Etheridge lias ordered the release in
Atlanta of the fugitive who ·.fled a prison camp in 1963 aod
tias since raised a family as a
·tespeotabie cillien.
' Police arrested Anthony, 28, last IUllllller when Upped by
·an inlonnan\ that he cbabied
his name to James Burnett
and was operating a produce
ilealership in Atlanta. Anthony
was married and had four
children.
The records showed that
Antho!iy escaped from a work
camp after serving alx years
of a 20-year sentence for rob-
bery.
* Interstate Commerce Com-
missioner John Bu1tb solved a
Problem which left the ·agency
with 12 members, but only 11
seats, by announcing he will
quit.
Busch, a Democrat, said he
did not want to get caught in
the middle of any possible
quarrel between the Senate
and the White House over the
recess appointment by Presi· i!li!nt Nixon ol Tennessee ~ocra\ <Allred MacFari.nct t<lducceed Busch on the 11-rDan coinmis8lon.
" The problem arose when
Busch indicated he wu not
planning to step down im·
mediately despite Nixon's ap-
~.intment of MacFarland.
Richard F. tpeek, convicted
of murdering eight student
nurses-in 1968; will be given a
new sentence Nov. 11.
Judge Richan! J. Fi!Jgerald
of Cook County Circuit Court
was assigned to conduct the
hearing on a new sentence.
Speck had been sentenced to
death after his conviction, but
that sentence was overturned
bl! the U. S. Supreme Court on
grounds that peT30l1! oppooed
to capital punishment were
barred from his jury.
* A lot of police officers blow
whistles at offenders, but
Miami's top rookie cop is one
of the few who draws whistles
in return.
"When people gawk and
stare, at times I feel like
saying." 'Want to take a plc·
ture?' " says policewoman
Mary Ellen Morton, who was
chosen No. 1 recruit in her
.class, beating out seven other
women officers and 12 men for
the honor.
Miss Morton, 24, won't tab:
anv guff, either.
"I'm getting peld the same
as men, so I'm willing to take
the same risks," Jbe saya.
* The Atomlc Energy CO...
mission announced that Dr.
Manson Benedlt of
MassachusetU Institute o
Technology woo lbs as,ooo
Fermi award for 1m for
various nuclear adllevementa.
The achievemer.tl tnclude
quarterbackln& the .,...tloa of
the world's ftnt -dH-
fusion plant that 11111 ~
ifsslonable urantwn f o r
weapons and _, pllllll fuel
at Oak RJdce, Teon.
The annl II nunod In
honor of the late EnrlcD
Fennt, tHe 1ta1 la n -born
physictJt -headed the
gmip of odentlrla wbo echlev-
ed the world's nnt IQlta1ned
controlled nuclear dlitJll>n-J
tion on Doc. J, IHI at U..
Unlvenfty ol <bicqo .
Cle1111 Gov•••••••ll --JOHN
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wall deeor . '
your choice 12.99
Syrocco's w~ll qecor tells o sovings tole in fine
style; perfect os on 111:cent piece or eye stopper on on
unadorned woll. Included in the collection
A, Venetion Lovobe, 19"xl0ifi urn with 141h"
x6'·1 planter. Carved mirror 29 "x I q". Curio
C.bin~t 241h"x I 9". Four Seo sons ploques
22%"xb" each. 8. Ornote, cordless woll
clock 211//'x2ilf2". C. Pr. Scones 14'h"xS".
gelden.....,..
aeeeat speelals
chow tables, 59.95 values NCh 2 All 88.00
Bemboo comes to life when ontiqtied in softened tones of gold. These
occent pieces ond tobles lifto rooms' spirit to·understoted
sophillieetion when mixed with anything from provinciol to orientol!
Gloss topped. metol molded. 99.95 End, 88.00; 129.95
Cocktail, 88.00; 199.95 Etogere, 139.95.
Fumiture , 38
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save ao.oo, 5 pe.
J-lor dining group
449.9.i
Regulorly 499.95. A sophisticoted example
of• porty set groduoting to the dining room
of opertments ond mob~e homes. Four,
leather-looking chairs in a rawhide color sport'
cosuol, seddle orm treotment, 48" round
toble hos no.mo r'Formico top . Other t~ble sites
and coloring ava iltible at a slight extra charge.
Fumiture, 92
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Tba_t LOch Ness Momter: -ls .It Just (I Seq Cow?'
Bird Lover Draws
Line at Vultures
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. , hrr PAUi 11£AQI Fii. (AP))~ A plelU!t wiilci. a -•Y• mlc!il lbow a Jin
ol lbe Loeb N'too -· loobmore lib lbe ~GI a
l•l'J• ooean • IOQ Jll8llllll8I callecl. a lea c:oW, I '1orfdl ex~
pert oaya.
Tom -of .lhe ee,,U.:1 llDd SoUlberD Flood Control lllati1ct ._id bo saw a
wlrephoto of t(le parported
monste!"1 appendaae aJl4. "lt
looks utonlsblJll)y lllte \be
front fin ol a larae mWtee.
"We hive many pictures of
manatees (al»-known u sea "°"'' end tJJla imclerwoter
' =·.;i-.~ . .= _. Oii lhe lllfface at long
dl1tance1 might hive
m!llaken lhem for banwlotd creatures. .
The J"lood Control Djllrlct
uperiljleoted w I t ~· Ille manateet for aeveral yeiri to
oee ti Ibex 'wou1a ~, lbe
wateMreedl tllat clog many of
Florlda'1 laUs end canals.
"We lhinlt our type of sea
cow -trlcbechns maoatus
lallrostrt. -Is .... the
noilhern IJmlt of Ila •onge In
Florida," Hueser said.
I '"Ml~
)IOrlWa I nkl ··~~ --"4 .. '1iollevo4 ID ·llaoe ' . el·
~ in 1117. I think lhe R)llllano iir'e crtdlted with
'ldlling end eatlng lhe laat
one/' be added.
• ''Ille ~ sJ,. of Jhe cieaturo II dibl;!' be said.
"Some trlcbedtui:> manatees
caplur!d hive bom ~
II and :u fee~ and·Sleller oeo
cows were even b1ger.
Perhaps what they took pie-
'""' of w11 a aurvivlng
Stellar sea cow."
' OOllCORD (UPll -It's not
. that lllllllel ~ aad bla
'famlly ... -· but ,...
(AP .are _.. c:\lolrfu1 thinp to
• ) -have perched In y 0 • r
Ilelplte I boom in V....,. ~ then vultures.
tomlej, only about 1,000 men· , llenaing ....,p1a1ns lhat lbe
nat\imwlde bave ._ ""' of .llfinc scaveniers -the 111ly
fr<aa lptlm blab a 1 • ocnem ol death in every
"fatjlll'nood llltunnce;• tho' ,Wiiiem ·-alnco. '"Illa m•*'ll" of w aupa J11¥ Grut ~alq Robbery" -art -~ ~ -..... "'7("""-·' "Tbere's llOIDelblng abQut 1t1 :But &!ilhor!U.. bave told
that ·moet people don't like/' hill\ then'• lltUe be ~ do
stated David Sapr, a medical •-Ills· vlJ\lon.
technologist who manages a '!:he llll1P, •'-numbe.-.
frozen sperm bank ~· vliy from ~" to 11lot
camera may have mapped 'l_""!" _______ l!!'!'•-..,.'""! ... !lll'I ~ °'""' of·tJioin crulslnc . slowly by," be .satd.
"IT . CRALLiNGl!:S many1» are 8 m.lgratorJ
oomethlng lnalde people -I specla ~ by I Me.il-
c1oni know -t ii 'Is -but • -~treaty. .
· '· ' • the procedure may never And tile 11»-year<>ld
A SEIUF.S.'OF photocripho Bo~om ) Boom l::"""poy='::i i.::p;!1--
ol the On wm shown in , Seger said in on interview.
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=".nibYof~~~ British Bu~t Blossoms pre~::"byba~~
Applied Sclenoe. Puenthood·Wor)d Population SAVE OUR. SCHOOLS!
tunes said the )ibotographo LONDON (UPI) _ 'lbe Britlah Empire bas sllrunk group, which slated Ito U5e In : He Won't Divillge
! Houdini Secrets
w.,. token ·by an ~•t1on but Ibo •Britlah bosom•·· ~ connectJoil·with vasectomy Is .... ~ IW>q & • ., .. ,., "not wtae" beca:uae It may ~~~~~~ andup. thelha.!..~of _ '!be Consumer's As9oclation proudly proclaimed tlult penuade an Immature ., "I think Propostlon 14 11 1 vicious hotx on •II -. '-"'Y~ .--cu ll<IWal the average Britl!h ·~m increased from 34 to 36 inches what appeared to be two in ~ paal 10 years. wning)y p!Otivated male to W> of us; I know Propostlon 14 could destroy the -• • t
a-eatures 20 to30 feet Wag. dergo lhe operation to end hlo
Tile-lee ls a ~kl, air· THE ABSOCL\TION said a survey It L'Ollducted show"1 fatherhood ability .
best la,.. KhOol system In Cal~rnlal"
: NEw YORK (AP) -"1nedeo Vacca Ls perhaps the
Cmly man who can divuJge
~me of the secrets by which
blaster mystifier H a r r y
Jloudini astonished a genera·
lion of audiences.
bruthing creature usually tbe liiCieue wu due to better diets end an all-around Im-DR. WUJJAM Perloll,. a
manacl"1 ·into lhe Mlaoloslppl foond ·m warm ·so u·t be r n prov-nt in the mtlon's standanl of living. pioneer In lhe tedmlqiie, said
River, and escaping while waterS. The report aald most women surveyed dismissed in an interview be wishes be NO on Proposition 14
hanging upside dowJ!. In 1 Even "Manatee lovers bave crellpl, pil)s, ezp8nders and other gadgets on lhe market badn~ been involv"1 in any.
strait Jacket in front of a to admit lhe creatures are 111· wllJch are supposed to develop lhe bust Al~ ""lpenn babies ap.
theater in Washington' • D.C. Jy, but many nperta believe lf'U'l;O peared ftonnal, s c le n t if I c they are lhe basis of lhe • ,,.. Rl!PORT said plastic surgery ,..., the most ·effec· tes(ing of the outcome II
John W. Nicoll
' But Vacca, once Houdini's
r undercover" assistant, said
But for the last thHe years mermaid !<gene! Uve woy of expanding lhe bust, but said such operations lacking on any, said Perloff,
of Houdini's Jife, when ~the · cost about, ms Jn Britain. now semi-retired in San
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:Uo u1Hni '"en t, I
:"' e n t , but me
:-r spoke ... I
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~tor el'ergone
jtlao119ht."
magician wits mat t;n g,·· _..:THE~~F~EM~A:'::t.ES~,.~~~k~le~lhe~lr:!I· !'!!"'!"'~~~"'!"'~~~~~~~"'!"'~~"'!"'~~B~ar~bar~a:.... -----~!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 elephants appear and d!aap-i~
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'he secrets because "that was
Ji pledge t made to him." Vac--
;a is 82.
; He is a recently retired pro-
fessional magician known as
)•The Human Volcano ''
because he ate lighted cigaret-us. • ; V A.CCA reminisced about
his three-year employment
with Houdini as he and a score
of other mag.k:ians made the
ann1J81 pilgrimage by bus to
Houdini's grave~ite in
Machpelah cemetery in
Queens on the 46th an-
niversary of the master's
death.
., After a chance meeting at a
~lcago magic shop, Vacca
•id, he went to work for
Boudini In 1923 earnilt.g from '1125 to $150 a week.
~~ He described him9elf as
jloudlnl's "detective," I -e
:tian who worked behind the
-ecenes at theaters adoss the ~ntry ''mati ng · aure
~erythlng ran smoothly." . ,
:; HE DIDN'T KNOW Houdini
-Jn the early 1900'1 when
Moodinl wb escapmg from
µ.urg1ar · proof safes, diving
pear on stage or was ·sealed 11'
an iron casket whlcb was aul).
merged under water, Vacca
was, with him .
"Every place Houdini went,
I went, but we never spoke,
never. I was spectator
everyone thought," said Vac-
ca.
AT l :lf. p. ... on Oct. 31,
1926, Houdini ~-at age ~ in
Detroit of acute 'A'pj>endlollla.
At the cemetery, alnaleur
and professfqaal magtclans,
all members of the New York
chapter of lhe So&ly of
American Maglotans, of which
Houdini was a J>¥l president,
stood beneath -·· llle-size marble marble bast at the
familx uaveslte.
1be IOCiety's members,
their watches ,in .hand;:walted unw lhe prec11e. l$Jilient of
Houdilli'1 death, oruLthen lhe
notloi\al president;• ·Edward
Mlshell, a New Je.qiey llwyer,
broke a black· plistic wand,
symbolizing that a rawctan's
powers m part ·of h1S: past.
Vacca, wearinl; a blue rain-
coat, a green lelt bat. and ·
black homed rinuJ!O<! glasses,
stood motion!... ll1roulh lhe
five-minute certmQOJ. H e
turned a w a y aftinrarm,
saying, "l'm the only one left ..
WAS HE TlllNKING at lhat
~~~!,~~ve
".That's a lot of,l:fa)ooey," he
said, oddlng hlo former boss
speot a .good deal of his Ille
expoolna medhans.
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~ ASSEMBLYMAN ROBERT E. ~ BADHAM ... ~ ' ~ f: <;
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• 1: In termg of Natlotial priorities, please rate the following subject ·areas one, :
: two, or three in oraer of their importance: 1. •
• D Environment D The War D The Economy : : 0 Oth~ra (Specify ) "• • • : 2. If you could direct "your Congreaamen to do· on.'apecific thing, 1'hat wouJd •
• it be? . : • • . ~-~-----~--~~--..,...,...,..-;,.,~---=::=---~ : S. Have you ever written your Congressmen? ft Yea did he responQ?:-
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It's about three thOU88Dd miles from Southern Cali-· stopped. His bills EStablished special classee for tlie men-
fomla to Washington, D.C. It might as well be a million. tally retarded, expanded the programs for 'gifted children a-,,., the fedenli government baa become too big, too and made t.&;l-aaving year-'round scboola Jl98Bible. . .
cumbeniome and too eeU«rving to be ieei>onaive, Or bas it? Clair Burgener authored 'the bi-partisan Welfare._Re-
Clair Burgener thinh not. He thinks an infomled con-fonn Program that saved hundreds of milliona of dollars while
· stituency and an aW11!8 ~ can begin ·a diaJotue increasing benefits to the qu!y needy. He saw to it that the
that will rattle the -timbers on CSpitol HlJL To-that end he dependents of our POW• and MIAB receive tuition-free edu-
will, !mmediatA!ly upon 88lllllDing odiot,. iDltiate a eeriee of cation at California univeniitiea and colleges. And he fought
OOIMl1Dlication programe. Surveys, queetiotulainil, ;J>8l'IOl1· for the reoolution that makES State Senate committee vot.eo
to-person interviews. He'll UC> plOYide ,it red-tape-cutt.lng public.
aervice for local epiicieo trying to dsal with federal bureauo-As your C011gn!8111Dftn, Cl8ir Burgener will fight to brlnr
racy. . back our govemmental powers-and tax dollan-to CaJi.
But Clair Burgener will do more than talk and list.en Jornia, where they belong. He will support the maint.enanoe
when he arrivea in Washington. Becall8e Clair Burgener is of a national delenae aecoQd to none as the oae IRll'8 way of
a man who takES action. During his fourteen yelU! in public preyenting World War III.
ollice, including two t.erma each In the atate legialature and , Clair Burgener will be a new kind of Coogw.
-te, he has authored such legialation as the bill that en-One you can expect results from. Begin that communication
lupd Torrey Pinm Park and the appropriation that gave now, if you wish. And ~ ita continuation by vodne for
Southern Califomla a water playground at San Onofre. Clair Burpl)l!I', NCMl!lber 7. 1broaih hia inftlll"'C9, •ploratory olfabore oil driUlnc wu Clair W. B.,.,.... RePoblicon t;an<lidar. for u.s.c_..,, 42n4D"""1t • •
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II You Want an Ahernative .,,...ee~-on One Issue The y -
. . ' \" . Jolln Sdaitz ·Is Yqur Catitlidlte ..
Four years ago Rlcbard Nix··
on won the votes of many
people who simply wanted no
part of the Humphrey cam-
paign platfonn. George Wal·
lace offered a real choice, but
the Nixon people said "a vote
for Wallace is a vote for Hum-
phrey." So we voted for Nix·
on, and got Humphrey any-
way, because, after elected,
Nixon did almost everything
lba\ Humphrey promised he
would do.
. ll These are only the obvious re-r
Your vote for Nixon has
brought you busing, 25'1-h in-
crease in the national debt,
23 % increase in major crimes,
contin ued war in Viet Nam,
decline in military morale and
preparedness, inflation, wage
and price controls, devalua·
tion of the dollar. a natio nal
problem with the use or her·
oin, por.nography, and increas-
ed unemployment
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suits. Few know what really
· happened in Peking and Mos-
cow.
Well. it IPok• like history ls
repeating itself. Today Nix·
on seems acceptable only by
comparison to Me Go v e r n.
Again, the only candidate of·
fering a real ·choice is spon-
sored by the American Inde-
pendent Party: Congressman
John Schmitz from Cali!orniL
And once a g a i n the Nixon
camp is saying that a vote for
Schmitz is a vote for McGov·
ern.
Now the hard truth ls. a vote
for Nixon is a vote for the
McGovern platform, ju.at as it
was a vote for th e Humphrey
platform four years ago.
So, vote Amoric.n. Elect John
Schmitz PrHicloftl of tho Un~
tecl St•te1.
JOHN SCHMITZ
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P•id for by H1rbor Are1, Schmitt For President, Dick Dorsett Ch•lrmM1 .
1822112 Newport Blvd ., Co ste Meoo. 645-3955/Ml-3956
... ,,.,5 YOU·R. School System
A NO Vote on Proposition 14 Will Help Us Keep It That Way
Proposition 14 If passed wllla funds will be tumed over to the County Board of
C 1 ) Result in a loss to Newport-Mesa schools of almost Supervisors in the event the Legislature fa II s to
7 million dollars ($7,000,000) this "equals 545 teach· act.
ing positions. Larger classes and ernnination of nu· Proposition 14 wlll not lower your taxes. It ceulth
mero1,1s programs would be inevitable. (1) Raise your stat.e Income tax by 60.o/o.
(2) Eliminate local control of schools by .,rohibiting (2) Raise your Federal income tax because of the
locat citizens from voti n CJ property .tax increases slllft flitm deductible to non-deduet•le taxes.
for current expense ~ education. (3) Raise sales taxes by 21/4°/o.
(3) Provide a means whereby apportionment of school (4). Raise ~igare~e .taxes by 10 c•tpts :per pad.
We sincerely believe that Proposition 14 wlll bring chaos le our local schoo .. with no ben•::!!J:: 111 lewer 11m ...
1hesit clti•ns are among thaM supportlat the allave state-•t and .... a "NO" vote on Propotltlon 14 fw tile sake of the N · · lhllflH Sc•all Dlllikt.
Don.Id Achzlgor Mr. ond Mn. Miion M. Doltol Don -John McGowon Wiiii.., lclvnWI
Lo rry Alforit Fay9 oncl Albert 1«1". Jr; Mr ...... Mn. bbert L. Humphreys Mr. and Mrt. Don.Id Mcinnis L L .....
Mrt. R. L. lecon Lew fMtnOft Elv ln Hutchltofl Oeortl•n• McLeod 0."11• L ........ ,, ..
Mn. Borton lleol< Tllffn J, Ferrio Gordon lmlot" 0 . Corl Mlkholl ;¥::""" 55111•111.,: ""'"""'"'' GF1nt Belnap Leall9 Fervuson Thomas Jeab11n Mkhaef MlirM c-...'
Gerth ond Morion Bor-n Dr. a Mr\. Ja!MO $, Fl'-ald Mr. ond Mn. Dolt Joffrlol Or. WoU.. Mu1ldor ' I' ' 1
Mr. ond Mn. Robert B. lornord Robert Proncy Win ....... R. I . -~ ' . • '. • .,
lorl B(oll.... Rolph Freil.. Mr ...... Mn. A. VI-I Jorwoo-John W. Nicoll Stow oncl Mort IAo Toy(or
Dr. and Mn.. D•vkf Bunnell Ray ind J..n Gerrett lft' ICkWer 1t1•1rt Ne.I Dr. _.. Mrl. Arthur '· Therr•••M
Wor-C:.r8-Or. and Mra. l!d 4-ul Don.Id M. Koll Dr~ County Lo ..... .i w-v-. She-~·
PNCI Cortw Jamee GlnH letly Krotzlo Or. ""' P'anol w,,.,,.. onlll -IM Tht HIM Thomes C. CHOy Chorloo . Gochholl Mr ...... Mn. Corl Kynilo Scott P'ovlwn Or ...... "Mn. lloyol 0 . Tud:er
ChorlM Cot-Chuck oncl V-Oordon Bill ..,.. ...,ly Lo•1olon Stroh ,.._ Kollh Von Holt
Arthur Chrlll-Ned Holl Mn. •1•'*i A. Lucoo -~ ....,_ Wor4
John Cl.... Wll .... Hamllt9ft ~· ..... Mra. Reynold Llndlelh Joni ,..,.. lllchoNI Woltl
Torry c:..1e .!Kl:: -NOrnlOn R. Loots Dom ltKlll John Wol l"I
Jock Co'-"n Morie """-Pom L. incl Wiiliam I. i..111 Hol "-" Dr. Gerold T. White
Orval incl -Colllft\ ,., Horlll-WUllom I . IAltz T1111d1:• R1•h .. If, !Utt K. Wiil ..
Mend Morp Cwy -Ho.-Joonnlfto -Kl"'*' Or. T-R:•l •n WIOlonl M. Wllcftoft
ltJchonl D. CNw1 Fi.,:f ......,,,,... Or. T--Kin,_ Mr ...... Mro. llom .... •111• Mr ...... Mn. Arttlur Wlll!Mw
CllA, rf.v~ 11 ~~ ""',;: L....., HM-:.."'."'"~ :..~1r::.,. =u:: ~art •tttlM , ::::·~~~7,' _ t.9.r: Oovlt Mr. W Mn. ~n.w W. -·-J•. Mole Mlroott WllllMo L St. Clolr Leu Y-.. Mr. ind Mn.,,_ O..WO Mn. ... r R. Hiii . Mr.•"" Mra. J-W. Moot.,. Wllllmw ..... , ft Al Z.W.-
MI". and Mn. Kffmlt P. OiirlUI Mike Hill o.r-Mo ...... 11 ••••rt c. ...,._.,. Mr. a Mro. '"•h 11-, Ir.
Vote NO on 14
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JI DAJ~Y PILOT
·It's Time
' iTo Check ' .
i On Heater •
) Open-Oame and unveoted
t• beater& In an estimated 250,000
ii County homes are old -fashion-
~ed. and unsafe, and Orange
: County Health Department of·
• flclals recommend these safe-
/' ; ty precautiom:
: e Keep clothing e n d
~draperle.! away from both
open-flame and u n v ented
heaters to pi;:event them from
igniting. e Keep a window open at
' least three inches in rooms
wit]) heat.en lacking ven-
tilation to carey deadly com·
bustion gases outslde.
e Shut off these beaters at
:bedume. e Do not buy unvented
heaters at swap meets and
garage sales. Since January,
·.the· law prohibits their sale or
•resale. ' e Be 5ure a competent
furnace repair man or the gas
' company checks all vented,
gas-heating units once a year
Jor p:issible blocked v~nt.s or
improperly -adjusted flames.
: Auto Fees
; ·Received
' Motor vehicle license fees
' collected during ~ptember in
t caljforia have been
distributed, and $88,909 has
~been received by Orange
·-c.ounty.
Costa Mesa received,
$12.134; .Fountain Va 11 e y,
fl,389: Huntin gton Be a ch .
$%1,818: Irvine, 13,180; La-
guna Beach, 12,351 ; Newport
Beach, $8,578; San aemente,
-'$1)164; San Juan Capistrano,
'874: and Seal Beach, $4,323.
Half of the tota )distribution
·went to the cities and half to
~the counties in the proportion
· '. the population of each city or
county.
.·: T t;aching Post
Jerfrey Cozad. aon of Mr.
~and Mrs. Ray Cozad of O:lista
:Mesa, is a student teacher at
Santa Ynez Valley Unioo !Ugh
School wblle doing graduate
work in agriculture education
at Cal Poly San Luis Obiopo.
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Montejano o~ Political Tightrope for 5 Months
By TOM BARLEY
OI "" Dflll'r ,.... St ... Any local CC1mpany plaMlng
an amateur production of
"Advise aod Consent" could
do worse than cast Santa Ana
attorney Rodolfo ' ' R u d y ' '
Montejano in the key role of
Robert A. Leffingwell.
True, the Ji-year-old
Republican has never been on
a stage in his life. But he's
had five months of waiting for
the Senate to approve a
P r es idential appointment,
which makes him more than
familiar with the agoniilng
tightrope walked by author
Allen Drury's central charac-
ter.
"It's played havoc with my
law practi«," the partner in
the Santa Ana law rum of
Cohen, Stokke and Owen com-
mentep.
"BUT WORSE than that,"
be added, "it's drastically af·
fected our school plans for our
three boys. We vowed when
President Nixon nllmed me to
the Interstate Co m m e r c e
Commission in June that we
wouldn't allow the ap-
pointment to break into a
school tenn."
But that was five montm
ago. Mrs. Sally Montejano has
now hail to postpone plans to
enroll Ricky, 10, Ross, 8, and
Robb, 3, in a Washington,
D.C., school and return them
to classmates In Santa Ana
who lhoughl they had said
goodbye to the three Mon-
tejano boys.
Montejano ha~ been assured
that he has nothing to worry
·about. His appointment was
not ruled on by the Senate
before it ~ and local
authorities can find no prece·
dent for a recessed ap-
Diabetes
Talk Set
The Orange County chapter
of the Diabetes Association of
Southern California w i 11
present · Thomas Anderson,
·M,D., a Santa Ana op-
tharm@ogist who will speak on
"Diabetic Retinopathy" on
Nov. 21.
The public is invited. The
meeting will be hekl at 8 p.m.
at the Santa Ana Community
Hospital, 600 E. Washington
Ave.
For more information, call
contact P.O. Bgx 1051~, Santa
Ana, 92711 or 530-1851.
ROP Tour I open bouse sher
Santa Ana College will hold
an open house from 2-5 p.m.
Nov. 12 to i-eserit displays
and demonstration by students
and faculty and $8 mllllon in
new construction and
facilities.
Art exhibits, a concert, one-
ect plays, volleyball
demonstrations, and a fashion
aOOw will be included in ac-
tlvlUes throughD'Jt Ibo 50-acre
campus.
Cigarette.-.
Pay Off
No Fines
On Books
All books overdue from
Orange coeiy· pub 11 c
llbtarlll may lie returned W~icfay wllhollt peylng
a penalty fee.
"Fine Frte Day" wlll
apply to books checked out o1 · bnonches in Costa
Meu, Dana Poin~ FOW>
tain Valley, L11una
lloacb, Seal Beach, S.al
BeoCfl Lellure W o r I d ,
South La1un1. San
Clelnnle ud Sin Juao
Olpillrlno.
-JOHN
II.ACK
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COllMISS
' WAITING, WAITING
AppolnlH Monl•l•no
pointnient not being con-
firmed ln the next legislative
session.
"JUST THE same J'm
making the mirumu:n of
plans," Montejano grinned.
"l'll only really rest easy
when my appointment is con-
firmed' and ·that can't be before
Lecture
On Museum
As Art Set
Dr. Ignacio Bernal, director
of the National Museum of
Anthropology in Mexico City,
will give an illustrated lecture
on "The' Museum as a Source
of Art'' at UC lrvine on Tues--
day.
The program, open to the
public without charge, will be
held al 4 p.m . In the Writing
Center, Room 12.6 of the
HumaniUes Office Building.
The sponsor is the department
of Spanish and Portugese.
Dr. Bernal, an internatinnal
authority On pre-Columbian
art and Mayan civilization, is
the author of nwnerous books
in those areas ..
The National Museum of
Anthropology Is the site of the
UC Stuey'.,Conter in Mexico Ci-
ty.
Jan. l w~ the Senate con-
veoea:."
But his mlnd was m1de a
llUle eaale' Friday morning
when be was fonnally swpm
ln u an Intentate Commerce
Commission member by Loa
Angeles federal court Judge
Albert Stephens.
The appointment makes him
the flnt and only Mexican-
American member of the
commission. "Or. for that
matter," he added, "tl'lt fint
such r~tative 1of any
federal regulatory agency at
that level"
And Mmtejano will be the
only lCC member to represent
that portion of the U.S. west of
the Mississippi River.
HE GOES into the post at a
tinle when the comrnis&oo is
still feeling the backlash of the
folding of the PeM Central
Railraod. The r .a i I r a o d"' s
demise came Shortly after the
ICC had declar.d it to he in
souod fianacial and operating
coodition.
"No comment i0n that," he
said. "That was before my
time and it would not be pro-
per for me to refer to it in
anyway."
"I have my own ideas about
what I want to do on the JCC,"
Montejano said. ..But right
now they are ideas and I want
to get my chair wann befete I
make any statements on ll.3
operation and my role in it&
future ."
The UC Berkeley law school
graduate will get $38,000 a
year for being one of 11 JCC
commissioners.
HE WILL help to ad-
minister regulations that con-
trol operations of the nation's
transportation lifelines -the
vast and complex arteries
making up its road and rail
routes and ils l n I and
waterways.
"I feel that my law training
and experience will be a gre.at
asset in that organization,"
Montejano said. "And I'm
anxious to get to Washington
and start in -provided the
Senate will allow me to."
lt is no secttt that Mon-
tejano's appointment has been
stalled by the Senate's Com·
merce Committee a n d ,
particularly, hy its chairman,
Democratic Senator Warren
Magnuson of Washington.
Many Orange County
Republicans have become in·
Ahov~average Rainfall
Decreases Fire Hazard
Those who worry about
brush fires fanned by hot San-
ta Ana winds, and that in-
cludes residents of the Orange
County foothills north of Brea
and Yorba Linda and those
living north and east of
Orange, Villa Park and Tustin,
got a lltUe good news this
week.
Rainfall for the season
beglMJng lalt July Is above
normal. Since JWy t, .99 in-
ches of rain have fallen on
He and others remember the
1967 Paseo Grande firf: which
erupted on a Weekend and
destroyed 66 structures and
burned over 40,000 acres
before it was controlled.
J. Anderson
Rites Set
Orana:e COunty dampening the Funeral services for Junius
dry brusl> and grasslanda and Wayne Anderton of' H1ml-
causlng green leaves lo grow ington Beach. who apent 25
on the brush and the grass years as a . Los Angeles
seeds to sproul policeman, will be in Costa
The average for the past 63 M "'·......i H d'ed I
Year. s 'for ·lhis c:1a·te la .57 in-esa ,llC:K.lay. e I ast Thursday at the age of 88. ches of rain. In 1971' by thb Mr. Anderson resided at date only .21 Inches had fallen. Orange County fire offlcala, 9850 Garfield Ave. for three
despite the more than average years and in California sin«
rainfall, are not optimistic. 1906·
The annual Sarh Ana task Services will be at 11 a.m. at
force of the California State Bell Broadway Chapel in
Dlvbloon of Fort.stry has ' ar-Costa Mesa. Burial wlll'tie at
rived ln the county and the Iog!ewood Park Cemetary.
five fire truck.I and 'two &lrvivora are his wile, Lena,
bulldozers have been ap-of the boni.e,address:"stepson,
port-to the six Slate Wllltam E. lluyoo. of Hun~
Fo,.stry lire stations. lngtOn Be a ch; daughter,
Cl!1led at what they claim Ix
Magnuton'a ttfuaal to help
nUly Montejano and Illa
repeoted, lnslatenct.thal l'r<al·
dent Nixon abould have looked
to Mqo111011 '1 own PaclOo
Nortlmilt for his ·ice com· tejano. and rve bad to take a lot bkk
..-. He rue!u!Jy surveyed the and 10 II goes," be ~
piles ol document& and briefs "Llie I •oY. I'm oort of livb>c
'"IRA 1'8 TSE way I hear on the carpet of hfl Santa Ana of! the carpet and out ol a I~ but I don'l think It mattel'I office. sult<ue unUI the Senate
too nwcb now,'1 ll1d .Mon-"l've paued some cales on makes up its mind."
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Didn't you 5'Rd
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Robert Burke · to the
Assembly to I represent
you?
Well, someone -should
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have told him that.
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In 1971, of 248 pieces of legislation reported in the "Carrtomia Journal,'' Barte
voted "No" or refused to vate 196 times. By this action and inaction, BURKE OPPOSm
79% OF THE LEGISLATION CONSID~RED IMPORTANT BY HIS FnLDW ASSEMBLYMEN.
So far this year, by voting "No" or by not voting at all, BURKE HAS OPPOSm
' 71 % OF THE LEGISLA TIDN CONSIDERm IMPORTANT BY HIS FnLOW ASSEMBLYMEN.
HE HAS REFUSm TO VOTE ON 44 % OF THE BIUS THAT HA YE BEEM ' CONSIDERm.
Of the 192 lills voted on when Burke was present, he voted in OPPOSITION TO
THE MAJORITY or' HIS OWN PARTY 44 % OF THE TIML '
Here's the record:
Of 20 biUs relQtinq to theENVIRONMENT, B .... ~i:)pposED 12.
118 haYI passed the Assembly I
Of 17 bills relatlnq to CONSUMER PROTECTION, Burke OPPOSED 14.
!AU 17, llaYe passed the AsSllJlblyl
Of 31 bllh reJatinq to EDUCATION, Burke OPPOS~D 21.
I 26 hawe passed th• Assembly I
Of 26 bills relatinq to HEALTH AND WELFARE, Burke OPPOSED 18.
I 25 hawe passed the Assembly I
Of 23 bills ,relatinq to LAW AND ORDER, Burke OPPOSED 19.
121 haY• passed the Assembly! •.
Of 10 blRs relatinq to REVENUE AND TAXATION, Burke OPPOSED 5.
I 9 hCIYe passed the Asse~bly I
Of 6 bDh relatinq to LOCAL GOVERNMENT, Burke OPPOSED 5.
I All 6 hawe passed the Assembly I
Of 5 bills relatinq to SENIOR CITIZENS, Burke OPPOSED 5.
I All 5 hawe passed the Assembly I ·
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Cooiity Fin> Wanlen Carl J"5ie GUOWO)', of Whittler.
Dowm said the addltlonali'".~~~~=~~~~ unit. will atr.nithen Dre a~ DEVELOP EFFECTIVE
la<:k fon:u during the critical SPEAKING SKILLS
You need a
aeaac:n lpproaching when 511>-,......, WI Mlko11P~1 ....,_
ta Ana w1.nds are .common. ~ ~ ~1n.1~"';::
"'nlole northeast winds can .._, JOM ....
develop overnight, creatlnil DALI CAINIGll COURSI
extreme lire hazard condJtJons C4lll 6aMtt1 in tbe County/' DowM Warned. ,_.... ., k"'9 a .._....
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re presentative
Sacramento.
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You ·Moshenko.
Qn NovenaJaer 7, elect . .
TERRY MOSHENKO, Assemblyman
70th Dlstrld
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Autborillel ttAlle to confirm
or deiJ1. a report by the
Sacromeoto Union that llOll10-
2 Brothers
one -~ th...-.r to llll Hell's Anpl armted whoo
inoocetit ....ie,la Sacramento 'three bodies.,.,. found on his
County II l'ft.ldmt NW>a Is remote farm baa decided "to
re-eJeded 'l'ueldoy. make I dean brout" about
TbO Unloa quoted on &lnday the renepde mo!Orqde png,
from I IXJle whldl -.ibed Mendocino PubUc Defonder
NW>a u "the killer" ....,.asi-Joaeph D. Allen aald Slmday.
ble for "the tboo-• ol in-George "Baby H a e y "
ooceal -people tflled fn Vlei-Wethern, SI, a 9""""" lath-
nam." er, Aid be allowed the Bell'• H eUl in New Angels to bury the bodies .. 11IE UNION said the note hl9 rand! u ''part ol paying
Murders
wu endooed fn aloe pac:Uts off debit" to a motoreycllst be
of food contalnlnl delldly lhol -.rat years ago.
-ol eylDide wlilch .. ,. Wethern and hl9 w I f e ,
malfecl to .,.. mldents. ,,,. Hel..,., II, -taken Into
story aald the wriltt daim<d custody llul week olter the
to have malled 71 such bodies wett found. They were
packtts and thr.atened to charied with narcollo vlola-
place lM more on the lhelves tiOns.
of .,.. fopd markets tt Nlmn Allen said that Welhem and
wins. his wife decided "to make a
WWiam Miller, a spokesman clean breut of everything"
for the Sacramento c.mty after accepting an immunity
Sberifrs Department, refUsed from pnwcution p r o m J 11 e
to confirm or deny the ttory from the district attorney's of-
but acknowledged that the flee.
poiaonlng of the food packets
"Is related to the Vietnam
situation and the ~ In
Vietnam."
Miller said five of the
packets "'" reporied to
-by....-Oii Friday, three more on Satt1r·
day and a alnth oa !UldaJ. HI
LlmNS -JOHN .
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CON<JIDS
DAIL V l'ILDT J 3
CAl.lfORNIA
bodles.
'!heoean:bwullarted
after It WU dlldoMd that at
least ail: Hell'• AD1eb or
former memhen ol the dub
bave dlappe..-ed recently.
lnvestlgaton aald they woold
ruwne the aem:h when the1
rective "better s I t e ift.
formation."
Dlltrict Attorney Duooall
James aald the discovery ol
the three bodies WU "tht
begirullng of the end" for !ht
Angeli whale PDI WU form.
ed 25 yean ago and wb:
became Involved wllh drug:.
and mien property.
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·In the tradition of sound,
honest, .responsible
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It doelll't do in1bodf 1111 aooa to promlle lliliiP
thof~'t doll"".
Why should a candidate promilt a "chiebn In N7
pot", more Jobi, better toehools, clean air and a
tliomnd other thliip that he...,_ be able
to do.
rm not promio1n1 any or thOM th!iip
r111 pzomillul you to do the bolt job that I eaa.
r111 ,..,.m.lnl you to show up and 'lole on bnpcntlllt
i.w; to uoid profit-inc tbroulh lifta ri-_.w IDtaNU. ~ .
rm pmmlllnl J'01I coocl. ho-hard work. :roar
itpCWtathe in 8ac:nm1nto.
That may not IOWld W.. much; but it'• mort than
,,..,. boen ptttn1 for th1 lllt ten y-.
No, U...'1 no 1111 promllt111 "pie in the aky" tr
)'OQ .._,t belll able to do I doetnt job or nin-llac
,_ eomlltuoela.
Oii, you CID promlat tbme thinp.
Bat will anJODe bollm you?
MQbo th• publle'a been kidded ror too lone
J tlalnk IO.
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El~ct M~yor ~Im Thorpe
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''I wouldn't want to work for an outfit lite~,,
I.. M. Boyd
Sun Would Hold
. A Million Earths
Among those fairly few souls who appear to be im-
mune tG seasickness, the large majority are underweight ,
studies show ..• IN LEWES, Del., -a man cannot legally
wear trousers that are form-fitting around the hips . . .
~'THE WOODEN mouth" is what Frenchmen call that ail-
ment known hereabouts as the han&over • • . WHEN a
mother seal in distress a-les her tears flow, just like hu-
man tearsi •.. IF THE SUN were hol-
low, yoo coold put In tt a million
earths, the size of OW'3.
BETW)!EN the ages ol 25 and 19,
the average American girl measures
34.2 inches In the boJt, 27.3 Inches In
the waist and 37.8 inches in the hips.
~ow do ,xou compare, young lady?
!laid girl Weigh5 124.7 pounds. Should
mention, also, by the time she reaches
her early 50s, this fine lady measures
38.2 inches in the bust, 32.9 inches in t.be waist and 40.7
inches in the hips. And her weight in these later years
runs 14.9.6 pounds.
FOOTBALL -Expect Clarence C. Beadle Jr., o( Ber-
wick, La., will make his fortune, all right. Clarence ilr
vented a pc<table football dryer. Just palented same. On
the sidelines of a rainy autumn game, it can dry a foot.
ball In nothing Oat, I'm told. . . ,.,_
EVEN today In lndla,' It's not UJICOIUlllon err a ~~
chant to po6t in his establishment a sign] which discl08ef~
the fact he failed to get his BA degree in college. ~
thing like a going-out-of-business announcement. " '
EVER watoh a robin pull a worm up out of the turf?
l"ilvarlallly·, lhe bird.tugs once, then wiiits. 'Ibe worm ~~
laxes. The bird tugs again. It's during the little watt thi~
the worm is fooled into letting go its grip of the ground)
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or a race horse?" -·
A. Figure about $150 a month. 'Ibat's when ~racing.
At the track, might be somewhere arouud ~ a day.
Q. "AS TO that matter of which is the most wldely
beard expression to origin.ate out of .WCl'ld War JI, I nomi-
nate 'ThJngs are tough all over.' What do you nominate?"
A. How about "Oh, my aching back"?
Q. "CAN a man turn lnl<> an alcoholic Juat by drink·
1ng beer?"
A. The Navy Rehabilitation Centm contend just about
eYf!!r'J sixth alcoholic they dry out is a beer drinker.
WHY DO so many couples fCl'ego tile conventk>nal
marriage to elope instead? Because their folka don't ap-
prove. Because they want to dodge the publicity. Because
they hope to save money. Because the bride Is expectlng.
Because they decided on a whim. n>oee are the five main ,
reasons in order, according to our Love aod War man'.s .
fUe on the matter.
THE MORE girls on campw, the fewer college boys
commJt suicide. At least in England that is a statlsticil
fact. It turned up in a 12-year study ol aelf-destnJction
among sbJdent.oi in 13 British universities. Suicide rate 'cit.
boys was definitely lowest on thole campuses with the
moot coed>.
Addre.s.s mail to L. M. Bovd, P. 0 . Boz 1875, New.
Port Beach, Cali/. 92660.
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'My hmbll>d II a ."~' loo,
.,.i-Jie bad tho 11em!' lo cllj> that column.
Wlloa,be banded It lo'lne be,aatd, "Here,
rea!l".lhb and· tell ... Ii.;..._..,~ . ,. . .._.
. aoyboey 1" ,...,,... .. In all ~ ~
we~-~ ll8rried be never Oli:e" clip-
~J,l>eautif14 poo!m, but. that -· col bO rodnd. . ~ . ' ' '!!lat I'm sayi!ig is tbal basbands ~ have'beller scores U they'd exert a
lltU.~I' eneflt''!O .,._ theb" w!YeS !eel
lljltdlL Im~ iNt . the ledmlqae Ibey use :L<Yl'llEI\-In bed? -ONLY
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lellet Imm the woman who said llbe and
I . J.r_.i bullhud bad • lalk>Moul.bow-.
!O·ijJ;lde their· ~ In .... of deft!> ao there ljoold be no JDi.l1ID.
defslimding or bald !eellnp lhetr
cblliln!n, and bow they went ~wyer
. an<l..jl!ll ll In tbelr wills.
, It ""1nds neat and simple, but pleue,
Ann, tell YD¥' J'lld•n tbat U·.,l!ley ·:want
to mab sure lllllJUlll pes wroilgvlo ob-
tain a doctor's ''notlfh.ed atatement
doclarlng that tile two partleo are ol
llOllDd mind at the lime.Ol l!!e ~
My own dear mother bad Utile notes all
over the .pl.Ice -lnslructiom .., wllat
--done with certain pieclll ol fundbiret : ~ papainttn11 ~we "·
predlius· belilooaiS: lief·-'dido;~~ ' mela! • tbli>g. ' • '
Two JUr1 ago she beeame Ill and '!II
lralla!ernd from the home !or the ..i t9 a. booi>ltal' Molber Is not~ bot
!he does IOI coofused. One ol ber
dilldren w6o bad power ol attOmq ·
decided lo declare ber Incompetent and ;
sell ' the !amlly home and all her
]>Ofls,eaSlolls. I I
, ~eve me, Aun. I can .Ho;.i lo bQf
,~I want but I am~
• -I '<oow lhll ii not tho WIJ' Motlier wanted IL -BILLINGS
1DAUGin'ER
DEAll DAUGJJTEl\1 n.11 JW ... Ille ~!Jleld 1* ol C"lC&lll~~ I ,.tlft tf
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have been dlvon:ed for -,_.. There
ii Ill c:banc:t that they wlD -.. -~ apln. llJ q-II tldo: I
Ready_ for the Candy
ba.. a 1111111 ........... "" ·-toplber that I ja1t -1.-W bb>ID
ba'9 ~ eolupd and lllllC 11 In our ll'ftl>C
._. Sbou1d I or lhoaldn'l I!
lly ....... -1< -tllq .. -olhor but that., aboal all. '1111' pldmo
muill a lot lo me bee•t,.11 bmp -
m ..... -.. ieo-ol the days -ft bad a ...,,,, ......
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-lo_.., -that way. -... -llul Dod ........ lie ""'l'"' om _.. than Ko Jb. I don'
lblill It -1d -Olf1 --to him. Whal do JW ~ Alol!-mlNG UP
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Cane . ean are . (left •
tO' rlghf) . the Mme1s
Richard· Cremer,
' St•v•n · Hugill, -
· 11.icha,rd · Seberg,
' Ri~hard · Harano,
' . ' ' Richard Hecker end·
Kenneth Young.
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From intellectual disc:ollloos lo ~
bearUd f111 to elecant, tradidonal .._
Orantl• Coar! '"""' are buSJ loal'D1ntl ,and eamini. Guest& m wdcome al
tbe:9e three events m the calendar. •
· Dr. Theodore F. Bronner, prof,_ ol
claaiks at UCI, will clllculo bla more 1~'°'811 •ft million annt !Dr developnel>t
'• ol'itOreek Tbeuurua durlq the Monday;
• No .. 20, -11ltg ol UC! Town alid Gown'.
'at 1:20 a.m. In l'Oll!l1 .= ol the SOclal
~ Towe!' an the campus! ·
Ila will uplatn hil wort, which brooibt
d-!ICbolan !ram all ewer tho worl<t
fo the UC! canipul. c1ur1n1! the lint part
ol the _. ... enl}lllq bil talk A ~
....,.. Lingue G,_: Scholars, Com-
putm and Money .
Dr. -·a -.nd talk will dNI
with the en.nded university and the
_.iunilles "'"""' wlD have lo par-
lidpate .. part.time mxlenll.
Dr. Theodore Brunner
elld Mn. Jacli Curley
CAmio CAPER
Funds will be ralled !or the Easter
Seal Rebabllitatlan Center !0< Crippled
auJdttn and Adulll ol Orantl• Caunty
durini Los Llrlos l:eegue'• Casino Ca:
pers party SatiudaY, Nov. 11, In tlwj
Summer of 72 restaurant. Laguna Belcb.
work
against · his
$I million-plus grant. All bet> will be made with play -
11 the evening of f\l:n gets underw11 with
the dice rolling and wheels spinning,
Gueell will retire from the game tables
lo the bullet table at midnight, lo clhnll
the evening.
Ticketa, al S'/.50 per couple, may be
purchased from Mn:. James llealy, club
president.
CANDY CANE BAIL
Two large tracllUonal Christmas lrtts
will morlc tho entnnce lo the Newport ...
Inn Friday, Dec. "t, when members of
the Junior Auxiliary ol the AasiJtance
League of Newport Beach gather their
ll!lllWli Candy Cane Ball.
1be event in ttlelf is a tradition, hav-
ing been part ol the Junior Auxlllar}''s
bollday llOcial calendar !or the put H
,...... This year K will llave a special
purpose, lo ralae funds for the newly
opmed 1....,. DoJ Care Center In Costa
Meaa.
The blldt·U• event aiao will benefit the
leque'• Dental and Orlbodontlc:s Center
where dental ...., II provided for U....
bor Area -....,.,,,,....i by the
school dbtrlcl a.Irman o1 the ball 11 !In. Kenneth Y-.
Hoping the wheel of fortune
will make Los Urio1 a
winner are the Jack Lundi.
They will be among guests at
the league'• fund-raising
Casino Capen.
r Marsh R~trospective Exhibit Previewed
Your Horoscope Tqmorrow
Ca·pricorn: Be Analytical ·1
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TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 7
By SYDNEY OMAllll
Tbls Is a au1nUk••nt day -
the . wima' 1oees. Faclual
mat.rtal could be -In tµua1on. What appean on
lltrface may not be· what ao-
lllally occurs. -~jor~ ... ~
made but It could fall throagb
before the tnk Is dry.
ARIES (Mareh 21-Aprll 19):
lludy f!no print. Decepllon
oeeaislobeiaalr.
CANCl!ll (J,... 21.Julr 23):
You'Ve been neclectln& bul<s,
lnchMlhtg beolth. Get bldt In
groove where 4'et, ~. U·
-and """"'"""' ........ -jllalt trip -not mean that you -ndoo out ofwlitdolr.Act ......... 1
LEO (July IMtlg. 23): Y~
.... not -me tee ei-11
wlier< oppooite la Is ....
--domiaat. _logic. Bilek. to what la
f.amlHar. . Family obllptloa
lihoold not be discarded. -~
t
Mvertile. Let public -what you ~ Develop
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live up llOlllttlilng of value fer CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. notblng. It): Report.> you receive may ________ .,
VIRGO (;..,_ zs.sept.. 2I): not be entirely . valid. Take
One dooe ID 7"11 bu ldou time to be analytical. Ymi are
--11 .and domoitlc much concerned with Cimcer
situation. You IDIY hove ID • -What occurs behind
make aome ot1im-. Do '""""" Is oow of special
so but get aometlt1n« Jn relilrn. stgnlflcance Hold off oo
Gain of fall!lly
D1<f!lbei'. Start building for
future. Plan ahead fer vaca-
tion travel.
TAURUS (April 'l-May 20):
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Don't whine but lns1st that . your own desires, need& are definJte commitment.
-~ Prior !<> the black-tie preview of the retroopectlve bor Yacht Club. Garver, who is lllDving to San Fron-£ exhibit of Reginald Marsh's works in the Newport cisco, is shown viewing one of the works with Mrs.
Concern is with financial
aspects of portnersbip, joint
effort. Study Ariel message.
Be flexible. 'lbere is more
thail me way of ad:U= purpoae. RelUse lo be
considered. AQuARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
LIBRA (5epl. 23-0d. D): ·11): Social activity ac..
belentes. Travel indications
are interWt'ied. You make~
tacta, pl.ans. There Is more ae-"
UY!ty and less emotional
dllluzbanc:e. Sagfltarta could
Jllily significant role. Let
_..it laugh!
,. Harbor Art Museum, museum trustees honored di-Mar<h. After the exhibit clDaes Dec. 10 It will be f rector Tom Garver at a dinner in the Newport Har-taken on a national tour.
What appears a llllilbelrted
ge1ture could have -Im-
plications. Know It and be
alert. Don't let -= glide away. Deal with
tartao. G et reuooa. com.
municate with ooe at a dia-
tanc:e.
into emotional c o r n e r •
Soclali>e. i · ~Lectures Head Club Agendas
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GEMINI (May 21.June !I>):
One who ....,,. lo -much Is blufflltl. ·lloo't pennlt emo-
Uona lo bllnd you. See pe1-
sltuatloid as they actually ez.
ist. In any legal decision,
SCORPIO (Oct. 2.1-Nov. 21):
filcES (Feb. 19-Mardi 20):
llllct to your own style. Heed
aoand of your own voice. Many
now seem intent on changing
you. lie patient but refu!ie .to
desert basic principles. Accent Fuchsia Society
History of fuchsias will be
~discussed by BUI Barnes ol
: Long Beach who has resean:h-
'. ed more than 3,000 named
; tucmias.
: He will be the speaker at the
: next meeting of the Costa
: Mesa-Bay Otles B r a n c h ,
; Calllomla Natkmal Fucbaia
\Society at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
c Nov. 13, in the American
µ,eglon Hall, Costa Mesa.
A Harvest Bar.au will be
ucted after the meeting.
VFW Aux.
Auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wan, Post 3536 will
host a tea for prospective
member.1· from l to 4 p.m.
Tuesday , Nov. 11, In the Costa
Mesa home or Mrs. Virginia
Hemmer, president.
Aey woman who has had a
husband, son, rather o r
brother serve in any of the
armed forces overteas.is eligi-
ble for membersJPp.
Art Group
Lake Forest Art Association
will see a demonstration by
Andy Krempa on his technique .
with aoelylene torch, oxygen
and brass.
The group will meet at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, in the
community clubhouse.
Lido Women
Kwak Wal Lau. artist,
teacher, lecturer and authority
on cootemporary art,..wlll give
uilted fabrics
100% NYLON PRINJS
BE CASUAL AND COMFORTABLE
Vi•id floral de.igns, graceful prints
and tender pastels. '
Dertcate quilted nylon for beautiful
robes, house coah and lounge wear.
SEW LOVELY • LOOK LOVELY
Our r09. $2.29 yd.
SAVE Jlc 1 yd.
44/45" Wide
, Machine wash
~·
NEW FOR FALL
BRAND NEW A1lRIV ALS in
I 11/z lo 121/z ounce do\iblo knih.
s.,.rt new fol colon In • fobulo<n
-or wrinkle, ne•or Iron knit.
Just right for c.inpus, c..-, tirry wear!
VALUU TO Sl.M ,.i.
51/W' Wide __ ......
T_...Dry
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~Jir1t quality fabricl _____ ............. ----11• .._,.__,, ....... , ... , f
S.Me Aile -MM111
O: J ' ' ... -0, .....,.. •ff H•rbor ..... ,_. C.... -L•.,!:_':'• •I St•11to111
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a p a I n t i n g demonstration
befOl'e the Lido hie Woman's
Club when inembers meet
Tuesday, Nov. 14, .in the
clubhouse.
Promiaes coocem1ng money ,
is on.advancement, ambitiom,
relations with profeuionBJ
superiors. BEARDED WOMEN
ARE OUTll A native of Hong Kong, the
apeaker studied and taught
there before coming lo t b e
United States. He Is a
graduate of the AA Institute
of Chicago and now resides-in
Los Angeles where be bas a
studio galleey.
A Chinese luncheon will be
served at noon.
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To avpid dll8ppotntm8DI, piospecl!ve .
brldea are . .f.!!mlnclW ~·baff' !hell' wedding ·' stories wltb black .juid white alooay Dhol&
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women1a D•
por!ment one 'Week tiefoni the wedtljng.
IF TODAY JS YOUR
BDl111DAY you are con-
Pin Points
~ are back lo being_..
all over the place. On the
ahou.lder, pepping beneath a
lapel, 'gleaming .on a pocket,
teamed with ·a rope neckla~.
They add the touch of ln-
iliViduality.
DOH'T BC EMllAIUIM9ab,
IAT UI SHOW YOU MOW
EASY rr IS TO lllMOVC
EXCIU twll WITH
MODERN U.ECTROLYSIS,
Ml:DICALLY APPROVED
Christian Women
A demonstration on how to
make inexpensive b o I i d a y
decorations wUl be presented
, ... the South Coast Clttlstlan
Women when they gather at
12:15 p.m. Tuesday, Nj>v. u,
in Ben Brown's restaurant,
Laguna BeaclL
P1ctutes recelftd after that tliile wW not be used. 1 ~
For engagement announcements tt is
lmperaUve !hat the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more belore the wedding date. U deadline Is not me~ only a story will
be II.led. . '
To belp fill reg~ts "on both wed-
ding and engagement~1111r111, farm.t are
available In all Of Iba. DAIL 1 PILOT of!lces. .
Further questlom wW be amwered by
Wom"'!'• Section ~members at MH821. ~ ... -~
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GEHTLE. COHSULY
WITH OUll LICEHSu>
TECHNICIAN IN OUft
~aM.ON.
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1be program will b e
presented by Donna
Friebertshauaer, and speaker
will be Dr. Vera SchJamm, a
German Jew who escaped to
Holland during World War II.
Zll·L 11'11 Sr.
a-,~ 1-2771 .. ,, . ROlllNSON'S
PLEAD
PLEAD (Promote Learning
and Education lo End AOO..
of Drugs) will meet at 11 a.m.
·.Tuesday, Nov. 14, in Ben
Brown's restaunm~ Laguna
Beach.
Medical Aux.
A benefit bridge hmcbeon
will take place at 10 a.m.
1\lesday, Nov. 14, in the Kono
Hawail restaurant, Santa Ana.
Sponsor Is the Women's
Auxilary to the 0range~eounty
Medical Aa!oc:iation, and pro-
ceeda will aid the AMA
Education and Res ea re h
Foundattee.
SC Jr. Aux.
Betrothal
Revealed
Mr. and Mra. Walter Leroy
Allen of Hunllngton Beach
have anmunoed the engage-
ment ol their daughter,
Patricia Allen to Craig Allan
Jones, ... " Mr. and Mrs. Lester Georg< Jones o I
Anaheim.
'!'be owple Is planning a
Feb. 13 ceremony In the Com-
munity United Met bod ts t
Cnir<h, Huntington Beach.
Miss Allen Is a graduate ol
Huntington Beach High School,
attended Orange Coast College
and now is a senior at
Cal-State University,
Fullerlon.
Her llance Is a graduate ol
Magnolia High S c h o o I ,
Anaheim and DOW ii a junior
at CSUF. Bob Boyd, bead bukethall
coach at the Unlveraity of~========;!
Soutbem c.allfomta, w l I I
dtacusa the aport from a
woman's potnt ol view.
He has been lnvtted lo !peak
before the SC11 Ton and
GoW1I, Junior AuxllWy of
Oranp County. Tho-will meet at 11 a.m. Tuelday, Nov.
11, In' the Newport Beoclt
home of Mn. Brian Z<m.
Where To Go
Looting for aomewbtn lo
go, oomethlng lo do7 No OllO
Ii"' you belier 11»1 than the
WEEKENDER. 1111 llUbillft.
ed every Friday In !fit D.U.
LYPllm.
ONE-WEEK SPECJAU !
NOV. 6 ,. NOV. II
mMllN I D'A&IHA ••. u. ~::,::~. IPICIAL '3.19
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COUI PUSllll IW'l'LOWll OIL
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Al.MONDI llllr CIOP
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Coastline Health Fools
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A burning desire to beat the frizzies7
OUR BEAUTY SAlON HAS A WAY. SINGEING!
Singeing sizzles those unsightly little splits
into oblivion by sparking off the dead ends
ond then sealing evarything up. All withoul
losing on inch of grown-long locks! The
hottest value on the hair scene today?·
Orgonic shompoo, singe ing, ond Restor
treotment. $15 1
l!eauty Solon •
S.. singeing demo If' loba-'s · '
Newport, Wad., Nov. a. 11 encl I pm. 3rd. i....t.
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FIGMENTS
I FIGURE IF
YOJ STAAT OUT
WITH THIS KIND.
OF WALL l'l\PER:
IT CAN OllLY
6ET BETTER WITH Nie!
NANCY
I RECEIVED
A PERSONAL.
INVITATION TO
HAVE DINNER
AT THE
WHITE HOUSE NEXT WEEK
A .PERSa'W.. tm'ITATION FRO'o\.
,THE PRESIDENTn
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PEANUTS
bl' f..,m K. Ryan
MEANWHILE, llACKON11!E
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by Al Smith
by Dale Hale
by E~le Bushmlller
I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by R. A.<fOWER I ~-. --"7-'«XIRE"-" -=/fl(;;;;;;;·--~--,--;::;;IWEIU.=:l\t-OJIE-1'-!i!_YOJ____, . . I oocm« '"~ erGAllSE I HM 10 IOllMI ilJN ACROSS ,.5 Verb suffix Sa1u1dey'1 Puzzle Solved: NfD I "iJiiiiii:r '«RI NW'lHE SODI. ~
1 WW11banle 48 Railroad I 0 D & l(Q.I. MIME'"'THE~)tatffc'kMtle5
site; 2 word$ bridges C I f'REAKOUT6Fll:QM,~ LaAR\'.
5 Bob up and 48 Combustible
down material
10 Proceed with 50 Poker holding
ease 51 Brief letter
14 Wild 1nlm1l's 52 Hockey
home statistic
15 Bulbousplant 65 No longer
16 City on the living
Tiber 59 Cl'leerful
17 Neighbor of
Pakiatln
18 Burdens
20 Garden of , . .,,
22 lmpenttive
23 Shade or
<Ok><
24 Leon-:
"Elfodu1"
author
25 Utility
company'a
unit
28 Star·ah~
32 Word for
Morse Code
dish
33 Value
36 Carpenter's
lrl11rument
36 P1nlyahut
J8 Sover-'gn
40 lnit1ting
incantlve
41 SiUfora -... c ...........
61 Uncommon
62 BodyofNlw
63 Betray ona's
friends: 2
wo<d•
64 Protection
65 Notes
66 Squand•red
fi1 Ruin'•
partner
DOWN
1 Pier
2 Scarlett
O'Har1 '1 .....
!I Untrust-
worthy
person
4 Gaudy
6 Tyr1nnb:1
6 Anilffd
"'"'"" 7 RiVf!t of tM
Sudan
8 Nlighbot of
Wyo.
I Maka ceruJn:
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31 For1f11her 10 French
delicacy;2 34 .More uncivR
words 37 Intervals of
11 Solitary re1t
12 Presaga 39 Secretive
13 Comptu 42 Put away
point « Eat
19 Flultering 47 Unitl of
sound , volume
21 Collegr 49 Clolel' in time
bu~dlng: 51 Fruit
lnlonnal 52 Kind..-garten
24 Com~e 1ubj9cl
25 Adjust 53 Plum like fruit
liUlnglV "4 Surf au of an
25 -leaguu objoc<
27 Aspect 55 Lov. to
28 ··--~ lltCHS
Mam.r"': '6 lo"9
Eliot nowt ~-29 tc11p IW*Y 57 -thl Fltd
hom 61 Office MISS PEACH
30Coq-neoeuity
wom"' ea Plant Juic•
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ANIMAL CRACKERS
by Charles M. Schulz
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DARllH6, TELL THEM THAT WE
HAD NOTHIN6 MOltf T.W. A.
QVAAREl ... TMAl ~
TKIM&'S flNE NOW'
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by Harold Le Don
EVERYTHIM6'S FIN! NOW TKAT
TM£Y HA~E HAMOCUFFS ON YOU!
1 f'IM"-WAHT TO SU
OJ A6AIN, UE!
by Mell
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By Charles Banottl .---------.
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by Gn Arriola
by R09er Bal•n
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Ram ~Off ense Praised; -.' •
Vote to Olsen
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Norm Van
Brocklin, an explosive quarterback for
the Los Angeles llama wbo DOif ls the ca·
plosvle coach of the Atlanta Faloons, was
more reflecUve than explosive when he
said, "Merlin Olsen was the best man on
the field."
Van Broctlin'!I Fal~ns had just been
beaten by the Rams 20-7 in their tussle
for top sJ)Ot in the National Football
Conference West llld most of the plaudits
were going to the offensive corps.
in Atlanta and they Ju.ti btat us up fropt
here. That's all there Is lo It. Tllelr
defensive line whlppeil our ol!enaive
front.''
Even with a 4-4 record compared to the
Rams' 5-2·1, the Allan"! coach flgurok his
dub has 1 good chance 14 win the con-
ference -"We're not out of it if we set
10 wins."
'111et woold mean wiDniq" all the rest
of his games.
Prothro commented, "Fer the first
time this seuon, I call this a team vic--
tory ."
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' When uUd Jf the victory ove11·Allant1
WOl!ld·lab ..... -"" 1111 eltlb, he anSwerect, 0 No, lf enythlof, Jt'• on
more.''
Gabdel worked-all but one of!enalve
pfay ·and !or lhot one Pete Be1tliard
came In 14 throw a long pus wbicb fell
incomplete.
So lbat ii •PfJW"S that for this Sun-
day'• game at !be Cotlseum agllin.'lt
Denver, It will q1in be Gabriel, playing
despllAI pain from lelldionllb In hil rliltl
elbow. When told of tbe compliment paid him
by Van Brocklin, the 270..pound v.eteran
deleMive tackle respooded, "That cer-
tainly WU nice of him, but f thought I
dld some things very well and did some I
didn't litre." For Duane Thomas
While Willie Ellison and rookie Jim
Bertelsen were each scoring a touchdown
and pawering the offense directed by
sore-armed Roman Gabriel, it was Olsen
who proved the best among the big guys
of a solid defense.
A Long Afternoon
Olsen was asked what had motivated
the big turnaround since the Rams had
lost to the Falcons in Georgia 31-3.
"We bad more respect ·this time
around for Atlanta ... You always do
whenever you lose badly to a team the
time before. And it was harder for Atlan-
ta to get up for a team they beat so con-
vlncing.ly last time."
Of-Jeers, Cheers
IJ'IT .......
THE CHARGERS' JESSE TAYLOR COMES IN ON HIS NOSE AFTER BEING HIT BY ROBERT NEWHOUSE.
Cowboys Play It Safe West Does It
j Chargers ' Late· Surge Best of All,
/ Turns Laugller Around ~~~~ ~)as~~~~••Y• l . .. Seattle coach Tom Nassalke, i.s "the only LS~ DIEGO (AP ) ~ ~e got far play. ··1 was just wondering when the NBA guard who can lift a team to a con-~ and started playing 1t too safe goal line was going to get there." l .... -1...... if on ..
fl Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry The COwboys improved their record to ~16 pos 1 •
er his team's 34-28 victory over the s..2• staying one game behind Washington West, the all·pro Los Angeles guard,
Diego C'bargers Sunday. 'They did a in the National Footblll. Conference East. did 35 points of lifting Sunday night in
tty good job of playing catch.up." 'The Chargers Jiropped out of the leading the Lakers to a U4-115 win over
A 31-0 Dallas laugher !n the third American Conference Weit race at 2-5-i . the Supersonics. But the Lakers could nol
arter nearly turned senous as San The Cowboys led UO at haH·Ume, boost themselves into. first place in the
iego rallied for four touchdowns on turning a blocked field goal by Pat p if n· . · f the N · I Ba k hn Hadl passes In the final 20 minutes. Toomay into a three-pointer by Fritsch ac lC ivtslOD 0 ationa s et·
Landry bad to rush his first unit onto and marching 40 yards after an ·in-ball Association.
field mid way in the fourth quarter, a tercepUon by Lee Roy Jordan for another ''No other guard can do this,•• said
e-comuming move that ended in a touchdown scored by Garrison from nine Na.ssalke after tbe Sonics suffered their
i Fritsch field goal, giving the Y~ U:t.cloAIDg secunds of the half a fourth loss in succession.
wboys a 34-%1 lead. halfback pass from Montgomery lo Ron 1be Laters scored eight unanswered
The key play in the drive was a 23-yard Sellers and 8 l4-:yard nm by Dan Reeves points as the second half unfolded,
There was another behind the scenes
factor. The Rams had lost to Oakland
last week 45-17. Four Los Angeles passes
were intercepted early.
That was , said Gabriel, "the worst
game I had ever played From Sunday
night until I reported to practice on
Tuesday was a whole week of thinking
ror me. I had to reason what I did wrong.
1 came to the conclusion I had to use my
head . . . which I hadn't done al
Oakland :"
Gabriel, who calls the signals himself,
came up with a sharp attack featuring
the running attack with the pass in-·
terspersed only when needed.
Ellison gained 114 yards in Z1 carries
and the first touchdown on a one-yard
smash. Bertelsen, the rookie from Tens,
gained 71 on 11 c8!fies and ran seven
yards for the second toochdown.
David Ray contributed field goals oI 36
and 11 yards -lhe second set up by a 39-
yard return of a punt by Bertelsen.
Tbe rookie also caught three passes for
23 yards. Lance Rentzel did better with
three for 46 but 40 came on one play
which went to tile Atlanta 13 on the sec-
ond touchdown drive.
Defensively, the Rams sacked Atlanta
quarterback Bob Berry si.1 times for 44
ards on an afternoon when he completed
11 o{ 20 passes for 164 yards ..... one a
four-yard toss to Dave Hampt<n for a
second period touchdown. ~
More important, the defenders wiU!
Merlin Olsen, Qiy Bacon, rookie Lany
Brooks and Jack Youngblood up front,
limited Hampton to 78 yards on 18 car-
Ties and Art Malone to 25 on 10. In the
first game between the two clubs,
Hampton gained 161 aad Malone 103.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Duane Thomas
walked off the field, expressiooless, ·
silent, apparenUy jgnoring the scattered
jeers of the fans who sat above the
gateway to the San Diego clubbouae. A
penalty bad prolooged the game for one more play' but Thomas had spent all of
Sunday afternoon, bis first as an official
member or the Chargers, on the bench.
So Thomas didn't stick around to see a
final , meaningless San Diego toucbdowii
that left the Chargers 34-28 losers to bis
former team, the Dallas COWboys.
The Chargers wefe out of the game
almost by the time the first quarter was
ball over.
The crowd watched Thomas' familiar
No. 33 walk ooto the field; they watched
as he stood apart from teemmaies,
hand> oo knees, during pregame drills;
laughed when he dellberately dropped a
pracUce pass; cheered when be took a
couple of wind sprints.
In the third quarter, with th~ Cowboys ·
leading 31..0, the chant began, "We want
Thomas."
Through it ail , he sat rrlotiooless, one
arm draped over the team bench, seated
even when his teanunates crowded to the
sidelines when the Chargers narrowed
the gap to 31-21.
Coach Harland Svare lelt ;'111omaa on :1 the bench and the Chargers scored fodt-
touchdowns to make the score respec-
table.
"I thought about using hi.ro oo kickoff
returns: and changed my mind," ; said ·
Svare, who activated Thomas before the
game after the running back had made a
NEWCOMBE WHIPS
EMO FOR CROWN "We've really gotten whipped the last
two weeks," commented Van Brocklin.
''We beat the Rarm up front a month ago
from ~1g Morton to Wall Gam'son building a 71~1 lead that disappeared to
'"''11 on a fake field goal set up a J-yard scor-t gave the Cowboys a first down at ing ""'"" from Morton to Mike Dltka. a 71-Tl margin as Spencer Haywood GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) -John Ir ~e _...... 'IK'Ored 12 of bis 30 points for lhe Sonics in .. y;:· ft was a gamble, but the reason 0ana1 COIWoys 10 14 1 3 -l-1 the third period. -.:tl -.:tl "'/::( Newcombe has won the Wimbledon
..... San 1>1aoo c11ar'""' o o 1 21 -21 But w t -~ Ch berl . k tournament three times -and most of the
surprise appearance at Friday's _pracUce
session.
"I didn't ezpect him 14 bejp us today. I
activated him because there was e. spot
open en our roster."
Svare was smlllng. He bad just been
gi~en a new five-year contract to coach
the Cllargers, despite the n e 1 r
wb.itewasb.
As for Thomas' contract, a Charger
spokesman indicated ~ team had
agreed to raise Thomas:' Wary from the
$22,000 be was to have received tbla· year
in Oallas before hiJ trade here.
"He agreed to new ;terms, otberwile be
wouldn't be 1-e," the apotesman aald.
Mel Renfro, part of a Dallas defensive secondary that stymied San Diego's pa15-
ing attack for the first 40 minutes~ said
he had hoped Thomas, hiJ !omier team·
mate, would play, but not out of any
motive of revenge.
Trevino Short
In Late Charge;
Hilli s ~Winlier
SAN ANTONIO iAPJ -Mike Hill
calmly and lnethodically ~-back the
challenge ·of Lee Trevino with a-carelully
constructed 69 and won the $2.5,000 first
pri,u Sunday in the Texas Open golf
tournament.
Tied at 210 were Canadian Ben Kem ,
Brad Anderson, Bobby Nichols, .Puef1o
Rican veteran Chi Chi Rodriguez and
former Masters champion Ch a rl es
Coody.
Coody was alone in second three
strokes back of Hill when the final round
started but went to a 71, while Rodriguez'
challenge went by the boards when the e were In trouble was that ft weren't 0a1. -Mon~. ~ fUIT!blit rttlKn CFrltldl es °'"" am am too over F•klll• llMn• world's other major tennis towneyS _
m_h n .... too much," said the mual]v t1ct1 ....t1 from there, the big center stulllng three Flr11 Gowns 19 u he .,.... ~ 0.1. -FG, F•"sc" :n .L.A•• lo RW..-Y••cb »111 f9.20'l but be says 'S· never played a match uUoua Landry, 0.1. -G•rriton, 1 ~ IFrl!Kll tktl ~ in a row r a 97-85 lead. P•uln9-Y•rd• 120 n bett than he d'd Swida
·The Cowboys took advantage of a t11ct.r:"'· -01
"' ..
1
PISS '""" Momn cFrlfKfl LM,....... l1>4) s.me 11111 =:'!: .,,rm 11 .1(1.~ 1.n~ N:~combe c~ N~port Beacti•s of Olargers mlacues that started (Mt. -Monon. 1 Nit (Frlllldl kldr:) 0 ' T 0 " T Pllrlfl S.'5 M6 ., !) 11 fin f
r -----Dunl • f bl f SD -Dkul, .. .,.,,, '"'"' HNI '"'''"tic*) W•I 14 ,., lS HI~ u 2·2 30 Fumbl-.!051 1-t 1-0 Roy Emerson-· 6-0, u-1 iD the . als 0 uevt•11.1:d IP a um e o a punt SD -G1rr110n • .a ~ss 1nim HNI ,,..,,. t1ct.1 Mc:Mlltili.n 10 0-t 20 Brbt.r 2 o.o ' PtN!llw.-vard• s.lt ,... the $50,000 World Champlonslllp Tennis
,. wiry veteran pumped one in the water on
the 16th hole. He still bad a 68, Kern took
a 67 and Anderson and Nichols also
notched 68s.
riv in the flnt quarter. Former SD -01c111. z PotH ,.._ Hedi I'•"" tldr:J c111o,,...,..1n ' '-12 2• Mc0an1111 s 0-t 10 M .._ ""9tl-7S,o••
" Oat -FG. FrllS(JI )I E~ 2 0-t ' 8Mrd , 2·2 16 Fiie-II 1 0 0-1 tournament. 11er Mite Montgomery picked up the so -wm11m1. a .. from Hldl '"'"" GOOdrkll ' 1.r u Sn~ 10 l-• 2> R•m• 7 1 7 ~20 Newcombe took only 59 minutes to
on the Dallas tr and raced unt.oud>ed •k.k);ttlnd1nc• -5-4,'16. ~= ~ ::: I~ :,::,.,,. ; ~ '! INDIVIDUAL LEADERS whip Emerson who at age. bu passed to the end zone. C....,. cu,... Ceunll l 0..0 2 Wriglll 1 0-t 14 RUSHING! All1nt1, HllT1l>lon lt.7', Malontt th ..... ,.It. of hi.! fonnJdable ,-.. ... ball WU jllll laying Ihm,'" aaid F!r"ll d0wn1 17 11 Tutall. ill »-l4114 Tot11i 5' 7-1 IU 10.25. LDJ Aflftlft, El!lson 21·141, Berlel..:<A e .,._.. career. •11'1C Rulflar. -..,,.a, ,,,.,. ,,.,.., L" ...,..._ » .10 " ,, _ n• 11·71. Muscular and rugged at 27, Newcombe lmillng Montgomery after the 1ame. P1nlno v•nh 1'1 201 S..ltlt 1t l2 21 2' -HS RECEIVING: All1n11, Cl'lftson 7·120, Bur-11-·-fir1t •· Jnc the Cow,,_ blaJned Reiurn '1'11"111 11 I Foui.t II.II -St1"t•, McO.nlrlt .., .. 2·,7. L0t, Aneele1, Renlal 3-'6, Berlet. played his aervlce and VOuo;;,-g&me to
• 1111:re I e ....,,.1 o P•n• l._2).1 11-u.i TU1•1 '°"" -s...n•• 21, Lo• A1111r1a 1' san J·Zl. near perfection, losing only 11 aervice Ind Biiiy Parks for Duane Thomas. """'' .._. s.u T~I foul• -s."11, NlaMNI• PASSING: At11n1a, 81rrr 11-20-1. 1u
·ho 1ulted up for the game but didn 't ~~?i:.'. :. ~!~a$ 7~~ ,_~ --·--~-~·---'-""-'· ----------''-"-'·-'-"-''..:c"_'"-·-•-"-"..:c"_'_"_"_· _n_. ___ 0,.po_in_ts~lnc..the __ e_nt_lr_e_m_a_t<_h_. ----
.S. Olympic Committee
ndergoe s Regrouping
NEW YORK (AP) -CriUcited by its
athlelH 1t the Munich Games and
red by an NCAA walkout, the U.S.
ymJMc Committee today looks for new
nhlp and l>ri8hter days .
Telephone company e1eculive Clifford
of Denver bows out 1!1 USOC presl-
t and a new slate of officers is due to
urned with Com'll Athletic Director
Kane among the favorites.
Two weeb qo, the National C:Olle1iate
UtJetJc ~aUon voted to relinquish
it" Olympic Commlt\ee membenhip.
NCAA spokesmen billled the USOC u
being improperly optl'tllld.
Arthur Lentz, eiecu~ dJrector of the
OlymplC gl'Ollp, said !Ito NCAA dec!Jlon
was '•unfortunate alDce quiet, secret
meelinp" were lranlnl: out the very
problems about which . lhe NCAA conr
plained.
'M1e NCAA had ,lbn!atened I he
withdrawal for years. 1
Many United State" 1tblete1 rol>l>td
their Olympic Qiaunlttoe durlof the"ioth
Olympic GllDU In ... ch, Germany.
isb Bone Fails :,=.. u...:..=. ':"..':. ~
OSOC-IDdtheataleJes.
S J kl Other~ wbich ~been crltlclZ<d
o top ac in ~ ~.= ~= .. ~ :i1c11~ ~. Allltr•lla (AP) -Tony :=traµop of the 1usoc at sports
ot EniJ111d , playing with 1 ,... ·Ame..->pdatm ...,. diJ.
·--In hll thn111. !Ired rounds quollfled at Mmlcb for lbowlna up 111, • ud 'II llonday la< 1 loorrtn>lte •k· at the~ line ud a IWinuner, lllct
ID Ille Dulllop Goll ToumamcnL DellGal, ... llrlpped of a IOld modal
"11'1 11111 tllon. I lMde mytelr sick wbea be came llP nop11ve ID polt·rlCe
-:, i:""em~ -::,.::.; ~;70: ~· · had to! ..... I -11 "!ID .. _,, but I Dt clallnod be d U.S.
.. ~ -I docl<lf" J-•Jin ··" ~ -11111 ho -opoclal
-' --· -for• UIHml -condlllotl ~ ol .'l'hlUIOd, wbo had ~and .U..t Jt w t11a1 -modlcatloo
.. • and n Sunday, and which Clllled 1111 dllquallllcalloll.
llnllle''I DoYld Gnham, with cl01ing CrlllCI ot ~ 711 • member Ol,ymplc
il rr •Dd "· Utd for lltCOlld With Committee have dlillled lhal •n In· 1111111""".opllt11,IOO. .,..,..,. ,.belliotl can be ezpeclod unlm W~ 110\ll of Columbus, the only the USOC .lt mampod ~ID Ille lrll
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In~ tourney, llnlJhed with Pan AmerfCln a.me. ii Santillo, Chllt . 11-'17 for :ita. He pi1~ the IJld the 11'1' Ill.....,, ldltduled 11 • 1111 1111a11er Enflilh ,.11, lia111. Den•er ..., Mootreai!·-,
!,
'Wiatt Be'• No. ~
!TY Bro.,;, of the Wuhin11ton Red1klns is the No.
1.ruobinc leader In the NFL. Here he straight arms
the Jell' Mike Taylor. Brown ecorod a touchdown ,.
on an 89-yard
won , 36-17.
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UPIT ......
meen pau Sunday. Tit• Red!kins
Hill, younger brother of controversial
Dave Hill, saw his lead shrink to two
strokes at the end of nlne holes when
Trevino, one of his playing partners,
made a charge with a front nine 33, three
under par.
Hill, however, played ll cool and steady
before a gallery of. some 15,000. He
bird.led the next two holes, then nailed
down his '.fint victory since the 1970
Doral-Eastern Open with a string of
three consecuUve birdies starting on the
12th hole.
He bogeyed the ne.1t one but still had.a
four-shot Jead with only three to play and
crul.!ed home.
Hill, on the tour for only five years ,
alter a checkered eareer that included
stints as a beer truck drlver and COfl-
strucfjon w<rter In his naUve Jactaon,
Mich., look time ool to ...... Trevlno ..
"Lee was very gracious lo me out there
today," be said. "Be let me putt out any i'
time I wanted to before the crowd Cot to
moYing. 'Ibat shows me a ruJ man." ·
There was just one moment ol _drama '
down the stretch wben It appeared that 1
Hill may have hit his tee shot in the
water on the 11th. '
He went trotting down the fairway to
get a look 1t It, 11!ely neSIJed In !lie
grass well away from lhe lake. He mils· '
ed the green In th<ee, however, c:hlpped
up and had to slnlt a slz·looter !or hil par ' flve.
Trevioo ran In • 12-footer for 1 btrdJe 1
on the final liole, but It noally didn't mat-·
ter. He said he would not competa Win
this aeuon.
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Baltimore
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FOXBbRO, ¥ala. (AP) -~
The Baltlplcri Colll and the
!leir EnaJ•pc! Patrloll lhare I Sleelera, alter 31 yean of cbanted ~lnl the flnol 1w~ · crucial against the Detroit · Thorr ~utomallc .-lion is to
fruatritloo, ••< ~ a oUallla, -We wam Hubbard, Lions 1 week hence with 1 all1n thomsarv.o more \o tho ' ~r problema, th8 11me . delerm1ned bid for a dlvllfon nlerrlnc to Odland running loft. As . • mult.-shots are
UU. ~ lhelr 40.17 !OOt -·llorv ~ !'bo bad methodical 37-f victory over allcod tO 1!1• rlsht or pulled to fnlltraUOns 'IDd klmtlcal four-
'PI"" laoblf' atttllb hefdinl
Jnta --.. tloo•ll)< tdevise<l NotJonali'F~ League
game 'tonight · at Scbaelor
'5tacllum,
, of Chdllllli In-the --~ -wUer tbal the New' Orleana S.lnla bihlod 111• loft, Code!-·· Central Dlvlsloa _ 1io,:;..i b;r mala _.. "Gollll quarterback Fran Tarlllntoo, Hlyatrllllon 11 sh0W1 • typl·
, of the National F o o t b a I I -tO kid: aome ...,., ·~. , Tarbnlon lobbed .,.. 8hort -cal -atlco poalllcJll. -Notlco . thot
Lelcv• -Y-!tamll CUy toot idvamage ..... ·-··~ -tho ctubahaft -under the -1.,~~:f:L-~ Tbe Sleelera toot a * of too , Hubbanl fumbleo. , yo.-.e ~-" -and rllht arm oncf ,,., tho loft. " ballUmo 1 .. d before tl>elr llolfiOI\'• -..n paues nmnln& back a.car RA!ed This lndlcalH that the player's
home fana With quarterllock _,,'to W-11 Rayes (21 plclred _up IS yanls ru&biag, 82 upper -body Is oll1nod to tho -
"For IOUle reason we're ln a
rut aNI can't seem to get out
ol It," veteran ofren1lve
lineman Du Sullivan of the
Colts said-"We need oome
Terry Bradsbaw leading the yudl), Robori -West · (II Ill the_ fin\ balL ' loft. Invariably tho clubhoad way with tlree touchdown yanlo) and Podolak ( s 7 The vl&a. who trailed will swint from outside to In·
pu9e1. including' scoring yards.) DetJ:o't and t"r*n Bay b; one ski• the tar1•t line durlna im·
toaeo of 21 and 14 yanls 1o , •~ I!' the Natlooal Coo-Pl!'!-This produces shots thot .... blldly,• '
rooll!e Franco Harria. 11ur11 WASlllNGTON AT , NB1!: r.....,. Central Dlvilloo, were ore -k._ cut to tho •icht or
rushed fol-101 yanls· and a YOU: JlCT8 --, ~ blcbd llp <!efensllltiY by two pulled to tht loft.
• ''1\e ,llaet points of the
CIJDI Ire burtlng UI," tbl
PetrloU' -11Al!"' Hagen said, IOU<hclownlobehthe-. ,Blll Kilmer <OllllOCled 11n ~-by Jeff Wright .When -proporly1ll1n1d,your
ground _ game tliat ~ • toud>down ~ covtrlni ~. and a fumble .-.cowy by clubshfft should pass over the
230 yor<IS against ' wbat ·bad 70' 'ind •· JOnll u the Wally Hilgenberg, -ri&hLarm oricf ulldor the left
been pro -footboU's toughest WllllillltM R41diktna roui.d -UN PllANCl8CO AT (illustration f2), From this ad·
Oil TV T_ .. lit
.«; .. 111eel._7 llt • team against the run,· the Now YOll< Jets, 1$-17. , GRlll;!I BAY _ The or.en dross position you may fool
Victory put .Pittsburgh In a ID addltloil lo Kllmer'• of· 'Bay ~ llllll that you are aimed to the righL
......... lea1l'cwerCb\c-tl ' !Ollilvf dllpla? the R-na -· t 1 24-7_!..,i ' However you will swln1 your ~here 1n·tbe NFL Sun'. -~-up With ·u.ne ' 'In-_-behind Jobn -Brockillclon's ',clubhead squarely Into the back
•• • , -of :',jOo • N•m•th tlree. 1ollchdowns, then held of h b II d 't "'!Y· •,. ~-1o dominate the i;J.,• off a lllrlcx4"'1'>11le, bock led by t t a an 1 , will fly long
''l'be offeo5e lsn't-1COrlng and
lhe defense I> glflng up points.
Jim Plunkett'• p&aes are a
haU root away from being
touchdowna. cart Garrett is
one step away fi'on breaking a
big run. The defeme stops a
f!llY at_ the line and he breaks
a tacll,le."
CBl-.1.-..---steve ~.--s pac_,,,, for 1 ·ind straight. ••'-· 1 .... n..---
...uy,AT DETROIT -Kllmer's ~yard pass play ..,.....~. """I· '-::::::==:;::::==~=--=======~ Detroit L !'o n I quorterblck f. Charley Toylor In the ...,_ M-U victory o~er San flan-' r
Greg l4ndry guided two first-ond peri9Cf put the Jledakint .daco. . (oYi $CORES
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HIGH POWER\.Get plentyof1olfln1h1lp lnArnold half ~ii drives 8! tbe on'~,fof-..... at 14-JO arid 5S Br:-ock1naton ran wild but it Palmer's boolithll, "TH StlotS ind Falr•9)' Wood1," writt1n ••·
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..........-"""'-" .._...., ~ .,.;a Wll.'UR\U Ellis and his •stamped, self-drnHCI envelop. -.nt to Arnold Palmtr, C{o
lU, for tbe a1ftt4win in the baDoooed to it.·18 as Olrit 28-yard tl'li1nt1wspi11per.
Jut 10 trtaa agalnsUJ1lcqo. 11anburi9" picked off 1 touchdown mum with 23
Cbleqo ~k Bobby .Namath -1aJ and raced ti oecondl lei! lo polish off the
Douglail a_ol a """1ag l'OCOl'C! yards for I -· deto,nnlned -. aft.r Spur-witb 51 1""" glvln& him 555 Larry Brown-sealed II In· the rler s puslng bad clo!ed the
for the MUOO, but It wu Lan-third periOd when he' took 8 gap to 27-M with 4:18 to play.
drf wbo provided the winnlng flare pasa from Kilmer at the • DENVER AT NEW YORK
sport witb bill pwes setting line of acrlmmage and picked GL\Nl'S -Tbe New York
up Ol>e-Yard runs by-steve bis. way down·tbe left sideline Giants scored after long
Winter Olympics?
The Col)s, smarting from a
1-1 remrd. stlll are trying to
provide John Sandusky his
first victory u a head coach.
Sanduan WU promoted from
assistant ooach when Don
McCa!ferty was fired lut
mooth.
Owe111 and bbmeU. • yards for a toucbdown. mardles ' lo throttle t be
It wu' the fint shutout by · Denver 15roncos, 2&-17. Voters w DecUle --··we felt bid for Mac, but a\
the same time we've got a jab
to do and we're pulling
Defrolt slnco the final game of MIAMI AT ,BUFFALO --Tbe Gionta DlaJCbed 92, 80
the ll'IU oeason. ThetheMlamlnly -~~ l'Ollt . ltnue and 65 yards for three of their . . as o wana-lCU eam 1n touchdowns and 240 _ pound DENVER (AP) -The ma-
OAKLAND AT KANSAS Cl-· pro fpotball after .an euy S0-16 linebacker Jlnl. F i le s ~ jor concern for many Colorado
TY -Kansas City's Chiefs COliquest of the Buffalo Bills. tercepted a Charley Johnson residents voting in Tuesday's
continued their comeback by Mercury Morris scored twa pass and loped 37 yards to cllmbiua a. half if: kl front touchdowns 'and ptacekicker score. election is not whether George
of the Oailarld .1:1; in the Garo Yepremtan provided 12 Johnson was Intercepted McGovern or Richard Nixon Is
American Conference~ West points with three field goals three times end was benched inaugurated, as· president of
Division with a 27-14. lrlumph. and three conversions. by rookie coach John Ralaton. the United States ln January,
Quarterback Len Dawson Morris carried 11 times for New Y o r k quarterback 1~3 but whether the Winier
and nmnlng back Ed Podolak 108 ylrds and scored from 22 Norm Snead hit 1% of 24 sparked the vlct.ory as Dawson and flYe yards out. · paaes, good lot'-most but off Olymics are held in the
tossed three touchdown passes his 116 perce t aV ' Colorado Rockies in February,
and Podolak rolled for 115 NEW-ORLEANS AT _)UN-_ 0 _ erage. · 197&.
yarda. NESOTA The Minnesota HOUSTON AT CLEVE-"I'm fairly optimistic that
Sports in Brief
Snowball Tossing
Melee Injures 15
LAND -Letoy Kelly's two toochdown nma and a pair we may win with even a
of Don Cockroft field goals su~tially large margin,"
IHted the Cleveland Browns to says Henry Kimbrough, e1:·
a 20-0 biwnph over Houslon ecutive director of Coloradans
~loft's field goals of 19 for the 1976 0 I y m p I c s .
and 32. yarcb and a miserly Kimbrough was s p e a k i .n g
defense played vital roles in about propoeed Amendment a
the victory that kept the on the Colorado election ballot
Browns one game behind -the proposition that would
Pittsburgh in the AFC Central cut ofi further state funds for
Division. the Ofympica and would prob-
Cleveland's defensive high ably curtail federal support
point came in the first period as well.
0 ER Col F'f New lork's Shea Stadium, when it held Rouston back KimbJ'oush and his group, B ULD • o. -1 teen Fred WUlis short of the goal c om pose d mostly of
persons W·-ln1"ured and 37 cuttin off scheduled coverage the ""'" from t.he tw<>-inch line. businessmen, are running arrested Saturday as the of a game between the major effort towards keeping
result of a Snowball throwing Washington Redskins and the ST. LOUIS AT PmL-the games lo the state. Kim-
incident during the third New York Jets. 'The network ADELPmA -Two frus-brough said the group has a
quarter of the Nebraska-carried ' the Chicago Bears-trated teams, the SL Louis budget of around $150,000.
Colorado football game here, Detroit LlOllll game instead. Cardinals and the Philadelphia Citizens for c 0 I 0 r a d 0 • 8
pol\ce said. """ . Eagles, wound up In a H Future (CC'F), the organiza·
Most of those injured suf· STOCKHOLM -Americans sta1emate. Uo.n that has become the focal
fered minor cuts or bruises -Frank F r o e b 1 i n g , Jim P bi 1 a d e I p h i a ' s Tom point for opposition to the
and were treated and released McManus and Tom Leonard Dempsey missed a 45-yard Ol}rmplcs, bas an advertising
fri>m local hospitals, police sa>red first-round victorle1 field goal attempt with 4:08 budget of'les.s than $2.«M>. ac-
said . Sunday in the S 6 3, 5 O O remaining. 1beu St. Loula took cording to Meg Lundstrom, 24,
Of the 'S1 arrests, 34 wtre Stockholm Open Grand Prix over and marched to t b e a CCF director.
together behind • J 0 h n I O 1
convince the IOC t h a t Sullivan Wei. "We"ve just been making all kind! or silly
Colorado wiS the place for the mist'.akes. We're not executing
1976 Winter Olympics. the way ·we lhould on either
By the autumn of 1971, offense M defense. We've had
other groups around the state oilr lbare of Injuries, but il'1
had begun to question the more than that. We really
Denver O r g a n i z t n g Com-don't know what the problem
mlttee's (DOC) planning and is."
expense figures u well u the In his first major move,
a p p a r e n t 1 y haphazard SandUslr:y promoted former
organization of the committee Columbla star Marty Domres
itself. to the starting quarterba~k.
OCP' was· formed m-earty-Alltime great Johnnf Unitas, a
1972 by a group of eight ·or IO 39-year-dd vceran with a hef-
young people, mostly lo their ty salary, now rides the bench
ztl's, who hid gotten together as a backup man.
and decided the Olympios ,,.. Patriots, wbo upoet
would not be benertcial to the ' Atlanta and Washington before
average Colorado resident, . IOiDI into their four--game
MJu Lundstrom said. tailspin, are stlck(ng with
"We all Uked Colorado and Plunbll-allboli&h the fom1'1"
wanted to continue living here J\eiMnan Trophy w\nner from
but we were concerned !hat' stanionl I> Jiavlag all kinds of
unconlrolled growth was going JtilUblt alter a spectaculu
to overrun the state," said rookie leUOn ln 1971.
Dwight FIUey, 28, a sociology Plunkett, wbo bas thrown 11
graduate of the Univeraitv of interceptions a n d rank1 last
Colorado. Filley la the office among American Conference
manager at CCF headquarters pauen, was benched for the
in a rented house· on the edge flnt time tn his football career
of downtown Denver. ln the th1rd period of a lou to
During January, CCF col-the New York Jets tut w~.
lected more than 2 5 , O O o He wu replaced by former
signatures on pe:titlorm asking Vile star Brian Dowling.
the JOC lo romove the Games "Everybody Is tight, no
from Co Io rad o , MW question about that, aod Jim
Lundstrom said. Is tight particularly." said
•Along with collecting the vetmn center Jon Morrla.
signatures, CCF also raised who hopes to play against
enough money to send a three Baltimore despite two twisted
man ~egatioo to Sapporo lo ankles.
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·······~············ • ENTRt' 81.ANK I • Cll'llll --.,.. ................... ,_. for missile throwing. two . for tennit tournament. Philadelphia 20 only to see "Although we've not heel
interfering with police and one 'nle veteran Fro eh I Ing Jim Bakken mis.! a 27·yard at-able to afford a slick media
for aggravated assault, John outlasted Bo Holmstrom of tempt. c a m pa i g n , ' ' said Miss
Towle, chlef of the University Sweden 7-5, u , 6-Z. McManus The two bad done the on1y Lundstrom, "we feel that the
presenl the IOC with the pell-=.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tions, . II
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Dad, lt'1Mllorto
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of Colorado campus police had no trouble eliminating ex· scoring of the day, with Bak· work of our many door·to-door
department, said. perieoced Onny Parun of New ken hitting previous attempts volunteers . throughout t b e
All those arrested were later 1.ealand 6-1 , 6-2, whlle Leonard from nine and 32 yards. state will be able to overcome
released on person a 1 trimmed another veteran, Bob Dempsey 's were from the 11 the media blitz of Coloradans
recognizance of bonds, Towle Maud of South Africa, 6--3, 6-4. and 30. for the '71 Olympic.s."
said. He said most of those ar· The referendum on state
rested and many of the in· fundtn'g for the game1 1 is
jured were • University of Pro Cage, Hockey without precedent in the ,COiorado students. . hlsfOry of the m o d e r n
1 There was no tmmediate in-Olymptcs. Since 1898 when the
rucation of whAt startetl t h e • .,. T ... n ...... . Games were revived I n
fans throwing the snowballs. •••....,. ~ ~ -:.~~1t•i.to11 Athens, no city or ltate Isl•
Earlier at h a I f t I m~ e. ~ L,_ P'ct. 01 T-...r• •-voted wbetlier to stage the members ' of the University of .... 1• i Jr H-v..-. '.!.!!!!J?'-hey NebraSta band were pelted srr:.: r I .!Jo f,\io ~~~ Olymokl once t were -~-•-,._ fro .. c..,.. ~ awarded. with SllUlt'~ uITTJ•n m HOutllWI 7 • 1I C:. Kimbrough and other su~
thestands,t.it"policeaaldno lm ! ,l ii ~~ •J.,,.·'°l·:S~ portertoftbeGamesaaythey Injuries or arrests resulted. ~ c....--HiXf -. l i 1 1~ ~ tt are sUrprbed at what lhey reel
Authorilles said lhe t W o MltwUhl ~ !!J t 1 ! 1j 0 ~ Is a sudden react1on •&Unit =~Cti=· inclden~ 5c·~Ll.~ i~ "r.~,. ~1 .f 1tln :~>:~.=
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losses to Andres Glmeoo Jhls _ ~.. i:ei:' w. I !I ll Gamea to Colorado on llay 12, _ ... uu,._, , ... , """'-I "'"'-·-.. --1n··-over the veteran Spaniard ........ . T.,..,.,.,_l t:riMf• 11e ''Kl ·-,. PlV'oQn.. 13la"1•
French Indoor ""-n tennis OMw tor rn•b,,......l ww a v.-~·, ::: JJ• .. • i, '·' 1e year btfore Colorado Orr. ~P-, 1".rl: Jobn LQYe ~a doleptlon to
Pro Grid
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Sunday II\ the final of the -, ,,.. ot ~;IJl'·'q:'':--' Club bad o.-1 the Ga-
NEW YO' -Damage ' "!l'r!". ~ Grenoble. -· during tho
delcrlbed u 1 a b o ta I e c.wsne ~ •.a 9.!.-~l!:t=,-=,.:-:::,:w;.;r-:::' =====:l::ttll=win=te=r :G:":'""'=:to=lry:':::'°::=========:-prevented a pn> loot b a II .,,.,~ I :m ll:l ~-:--=z:s°:.~:: = I I :Ill I r---=:.-d----;:_-:r,-t ~t--_-:_..--i
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Det1olt ft Ml .. nata
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~~LOT -.-6,1972 '
Datsun Tacks on Luxq.ry
'
]apan.'.s Econ'!my Car Emphasizes 'Int.emational ~k'
By CA111. 1CAJtSTENSEN
A Df'W lamrf W ol can
bu --.. DaL>\Jll "" 1173 and ril be -.. .-""*""" !<lur-door
-""' --Slalioo -C.al1tod o.t '11.. it's Dllt!UD.'s
''1op t'i \bP tint .. class DOW
Md seems to be aimet at the
seg:mera of thr L .S. market ~
tbat demands incnased lu.x·
ury 1l'bile not sacrificing .t . ~
economy. N'lSSUI Motors will ,..~"'.'
oontinue IO ol!OI 11:1 popular • l:
Datsun SID two-doer , 1200 °"'
Coupe and Sedan. Datsun :!tO-"'1'~-z. and p;dup UUCL f'
I
TUE APPEARANCE of th<
new 610 shows a sporty flair
with the long nose,short deck f
styling and the curved body
liJ¥s o( the two-door exemplify
it's \nt.ematkmal look. Lattice-
work front grille and high rear
dec k com::iliment the overall
style.
NEW 1973 DATSUN ... "Top of tW line" 610 hardtop coupe is new offering
from Nissan Motors. Also ...available as sedan and station wagon.
The Interior features a wood
grained accented instrument
panel with complete line of
recessed qu~k reading in·
stnzments i n c I u d i n g spe-
edometer, odometer, trlp-
menter, water temperature
and fuel gauges.
Completing the packa ge is a
woodgrain three-spoke ste-
ering wheel on the hardtoo or
sporty lwo-!lroke padded
wheel on the other models.
UP FRON1 are reclinln~
bucket seats, standard on all
models. which are spring load·
ed to fiip p out of lhe way
automatically for accesJ lo the
rear bench se-t on the hardtop
model. All seat.:: are deep
foam padded nnd upholstered
in vinyl.
Sound Barrier
Study Qkayed
Capitol Newt ~rvlce
LOS ANGELE:; - A model
simulaUon study to evaluate
sc~tlfically the effectiveness
of a aou.~ barrier in reducing
lhe noise Impact on residents
along the no~ side of Los
Angeles !Jlternatlonnl Airport
has beeu approved by the Los
Angeles Board of Airport
Commissioners.
It awarded a contract to
C a m b r l d g e Collaborative,
acoustica1 consultants, for the
project.
Other standard Jn t er i or
features include: padded sun
visors, large g I o v e com·
pa rtment, door-to-door
carpeting, inlerior light group,
ash tray and clgarette lighter,
heater and defroster, and
Ooor mounted COMOle.
IN ADDmON the Datsun
610 al5o offers · the
perfonnance featur es <i f
overhead cam engine, front
disc brakes, and fully-in--
dependent suspension. Under
the hood is an 180& cc (lOS.O
cu. In.) single overhead
camshaft four.cyllnder engine
which develops 105 hp at 6000
rpm. A new engine mounting
and vibration control system,
coupled _with 90Ud unit body
construction, reduces noise
level.
-Power is transmitted
through an all synchromesh
four·speed transmission with
,floor-shi£t, sta0<h;1rd on all
models, or optional Nissan
t hree ·s peed automatic
transmission.
A feature of the new Datsun
610 five-door station wagon is
its carrying capacity. Fi.Ip
down the rear bench seat,
open the up-swinging rear
door, and approximately 60 cu.
ft. of cargo area is available.
To ~ Increa!Od car·
rying capafety, Datsun has
provided ~. new ltO Station
Wagon wi&h a beav.y-duty solid
rear azle assembly with lm·
proved leaf springs for smooth
bandlillfl.
llYESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY
II:. I!, ~ ..,.,, UlllllW
OPPOF'Wlolty ta "'-tori of MJOO
... ...,, ,...,,. "' 1n-t. 111 ' -. • ....... IP writ. off for 72 • n-1t.000 Pl'-4'tt Ill 12 mot. on MCUttd c.ndo. P"'l«f In llrf•
•l -~ """*' Pt!' Ufllll ~ el!y In c..111.
c.-•• , ...... ""' "-·
Intl &U-1ttl ~ & a""
Denture Invention
Fer Pt11111 with •'Uppen'' and ,,.......,.,,
The ~ lflln1 to b.&11 your own t.ecth ii P'*ib'-now with 1
pl11tic cream dltcoftFJ lh•t actu-
ally ho\d1 both .. ur,per1"' and .,owen" aa never be ore paeaible.
It'• • dilcovery caUed FIXOOI.~ for daily home UN (U.S. Pit.
,:J.003.988) and It b11 revolu·
Uonilllddenture •earin1. Fl;tODf.PIT
farms • elatk membraM lhllt belpa at.orb the ahocb o( bitina:
aad dtewin1. With F1xooutt mtnJ denture
ftln!tl ml:J at. .,,.,U-. lllush. witb
tittle worry of dtnture1comln1 ioo.e.
One appllatlon m1y l11t for
boura.. J>mtura that ftt are tlM!n·
tial to health. See your dentitt
rqul.ufy.Cetea1·to-useF1xoc.N1'
Dmture Adheeive Cream.
FINAL LECTURES
FREE
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leaf ~/ale
!kve6lmsnl Sem6
Nov. 8th
"C.f,ltal ConaernUon Through Exchanging
Min mWng Tues"
Lecturer -Bruce Howey
''Talloriog Your '73 Investment"
Lecturer -Ranlfy ¥cC"'11•
TICKITS AVAILAILI AT THI DOOJI
IACH SISSION Mlm 7::IO • f::IO P.M.
GOLDEN WEST COLLIOI
SerlM C..pon-od ly
0r • .,. c-1 Ooldon w"'
DAILY '9LOT e c.1 ....
Huntllll'°" 8-h • fountoln Volley
loenl ef RNllon
THE DATSUN 610 line also power-assist, easy p e d a I
features front disc and rear pressure braking. Also new ls
a special pressurt metering drum brakea with Datsun's system which controlJ reer
new Ma.!ter·Vac and Tandem stability in hard, sudden brak-
Muter Cylinder system for ~ ing.
Monet'• Worth
Brace YourseH: Cost
Of Living To ~hoot Up
By SYLVIA PORTER .
Another price "bulge" will
send your cost of living sharp-
ly upward in the neit 45 days
-reflecting price increases
deferred until after election
day as well as whet have
come to be "normal" in·
creases for mo'st necessities
and lwi:uries.
The rise in the coat of µving
indu to be di5closed in late
December -in the Conswner
Price Index, watched around
the world for '
clues to bow
the U.S. Is
managing Its
inflation -
will almoat •
surety more
than match
the rls« In
the if<pWJI.
bet index POll:Tll
di!clooed a rN days ago. 1bat mcreue .w11 ~ .percent in a
sin&le month, equivalent to an
&Mual rate of & )l:el'Cent.
IT WOULD Bg ailly for
anyone IO lry lo make a
precise guess about a statistic
not yet meaaured encl DOI 10 be
r<l<loed until weeb from
now. But even Admlnlstration
spokesmen who are vehement
In their defense of President
Nixon's economic po 11 c i e s
agree lhat be won't rut his
target or a 1172 lnflltion rate
down lo the 2 lo 3 percent
range by yw~nd.
Even they foreeee a "bulge"
and they call It by that name.
And they are underatandobly
relieved that tbe news ls to be
pootpooed until all the votes are In.
In ract, t now find In
Washington a tolerance -an
acttptnnce, lf you wtU -Of an
aMual rote ol lnllation In the
3 IO 31> percent l'lllie In the
yeard lheod. Thllt -be I or 3~ percent a year -year
after year after year -with
Keystone's
New Bank
In Newport
Tllo AJtport Center om.. or
Koyllone Savlnp and Loan
"-11tlon bu -~ by Ronald W. C11per1,
Key-·1 dlolrmln o1 the
board. •
Featuring t1.1tbattlc Mex·
lclft doslp ....,led·. b·y
trdlltectl BID'b, Kober ,
Nicolais and Ardndeta, the I
tW<Hlory, 12,GOO _,. foot
bullding WIS CClllltnlcted It a
COit ol llOO,GOO. E m k I y
Development ComJ>l'RY O r
Newport Beacb WU t b e
lenetll COOtl'ICIOf.
Moordllil lo Clllrlel , • Bot·
tomley. pnsldent "' Keyttone,
the -buUdilc .. w 1>11 .. Mexlcan11ecoratl" Ule, btavy
'tfOOd belllll, ...... plutcr, I
Oreplaee and I u r n t t u re
brought from Meslco, aeattnc
a warm. frlendlJ ttrnotphtre.
·the cost-Of·Uving increases
built into .the economic struc-
tlln! and compound<d.
WHAT WOULD that mean
to yau?
Before I get to that, let me
underline Uilil vital· paint:
We are turning in a much
better record of controlling i~
Oation this year than any
other major counlry, most
clramotically better than th<
perfomwic:e ol Europe's In-
dustrialized natlom.
1be dollar's Joa ID purcbu-
ing power in the first seven-
months of '72 averaged only 3.2
percent, according "' calcula· tions of the n,.t Notlonll City
>Bank oflle'W Tork, well below
the depreciation rate I« the
currencies of all other prime
industrial nttlODA and com-
pming witb 811 avertge IOss
or 6.! !"rcent for Europe's currenctes.
What's more, u our rate of
Inflation h a s decelerated,
Europe'• rate has shown ln-
creaslnr signs o f ac-
celeratJon d u e to natfmal
policies to encourage business
expamlon and to an m.
Oationary tnflui: of unwanted
foreign funds.
BUT WE DAVE not manag-
ed IO do more thau slow our ln-
Oation from a "gllloplng"
rate of 5 percent or more to a
"jogging" rate of 3 to 3'A
percent.
In the ll'ice-wage freeze of
August·November, 1m, the
annual rate of price rile was a
mere "creep" of 1.9 percent.
In the flrsl quarter or tm, It
wu bocl: llP to 1J peroent. lo
the oecond and thin! quarters
of lh1s year, it wu back up to
3.6 percent. When the fourth
quarter ls totaled up, the rate
will DOI be dowo, 1bere Is In-
disputably a blu toward ever
blgber prlcet In our land and
In the world ·of the !ale 20th
. \"ntury. f&nd now, there's hardJy 1
WOrd among Informed
econorniJtJ of a return to the
"creepina;" rate of 1 Y.i to 2
percent -the rat< which
~ed Jn the pre.Vietnam
-period Ind which WIS the <qulvalmt of prl<e llllbtlity tn
an ~y ts d)'Mmk u
aura. For 1t 1 percent a yur,
tt would toke almoot three
quartm of 1 century for
prtcoo lo «louble: thlt would
not hovw on lmper\ont~d on 1ny lndlvkiual'• ,
1aY1ng or im1t1J11 .
AT I PIQICZNT, It woold
tab men· 111111 II ~ I«
prtcea le•-; 11111 allo -~ hof'\ much lmfllCI .., 1ny lndl..-1 f1111lly'1 ftna1>
ctal hllblts. t
But an annual rite of S to
u --•fl<lr -1 At lliai rate, pflcH -1d dot>
ble IDd lrfDle to I~
t11r1oroo. WeU~cnthlu.,.
t"'1 ends, I 1 pen:<nt -1 ---altlbo dollor't bl(ytar -lo bllf, At I peroeot lnllMD , J'll'I
would be brutlllJ --If you put your •vil'll In flJl4.
lncom< medlwnl -e.f., lllcl>
grade bondl, lavinp -illlurll1Cll, Ibo lib.
At I I -t yearlJ !'lie. you would hove ti> obfoln 1n
lntartst return hill> enoogh lo
o/fl!<t the 3 peroent plus 1,,.
· come taxes and lo 1lve you, 1
return too. Rates thfl hta:h are
not aeoerally tvallabl'e on
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We couldn't prove it, of :course, but it seems likely
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ange ·Coast areal.. . . . and it's grQwing every day. ·' .
That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago,
to be the first newspaper in Orange County to bring
its readers "today's. final stocks to9ay" via super high
speed wire services. We're still doing it in every home-
delivered edition and the service gets better all the time.
Wall Street's computers "talk to" computers in the
DAILY PILOT plant every trading day at the rate of
more than 1,000 words per minute. It takes only 12
minutes to move the entire New York and American
Stock Exchange reports from the ·ca n yon s . of Wall
Street to . the typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT
right here on the Orange Coast .
And when technology finds a way to beat that speed
record, the DAILY PILOT, no doubt, will be among the
first to use it to bring readers "toclqy's adion today."
When it comes to financial news, the one that means
business is the
'Ille nnt noor ol tbe -
llOl'J "'1llnl1lllr elnlcture
Jrill be occupied by Ke)'itone
with moot or the oeoond level
!Oiied "' tenantl. The blllJd. lnl'• rocmt1eo w111 be 1v11~ llilo to dvlo Ind CC1111111unlty
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'THE DIFFERENCE
. Reeipe For Variety
a cla1h of Sydney Harris
a pinch of Art Hoppe
a hint of spice a la Jack Anderson
season well with S. I. Hayakawa
Good chefs know in any recipe it's the ingredients that count. The DAILY PILOT emphasizes
the 'hci~e grow~' and . local ingredients (letters to the editor, Gloomy Gus, local editorials),
but only . top quality ingredients are used on the DAILY PILOTS editorial page, whether
local or national '·
Besides its strong local emphasis, the DAILY Pil.O~ !trVCS up a vanery oi columnists with
a wide range of . flavor. ltere are a few of the diverse columnists that can be found on the
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columnists, but some of the top national columns appear se~al times each week.)
. . Art Hoppe ·1: ... ~
Even just ,a pinch of Art Hoppe is
10 sharp it adds flavor to your
~ay'• reading. An quhtanding
i;olitical end social satirist, Hoppa
hes been likened to Will Rogers
and Mark Twain. His topic of the
dey can be anything. He · reads
through the peper until he finds
en item he doesn't understand -
then he explains it to everybody,
he 1ay1.
Here's the columnist. who hes
been spicing up life for some of
the nation's most powerful bu1i-
i1111 and p0lltical figures during
the pest several months. He's the
muckracker (that's his favorite
name for hlmselfl who broke tfte
ITT scandal kept his own name
in headlines for weeks and was
awarded the Puliher Prize for his
He combine• solid fact end his own whimsy to create •
unique column on the people and forces shaping our world.
Art Hoppe hes 'the perfect solution to abso1¢ely every·
thing,' he '11()11 gleefully tell you -and most of his solutions
will appear sooner or later on the DAILY PILOT editorial
peg• where they .will make delightful reading.
reporting on administration policies during tfte lndo-Paki·
stan war.
As the l1t1 Draw Pearson's No. I anistant and inheritor
of the Pearson column, Anderson learned from the -st•r
muckraker. Ht sees himself •• 'voice of the voiceless' end
'the man with the X-ray eye• on the secret files.' Nothing
and no one is sacred when this herd-hitting columnist Hek1
• target.
S. I. Hayakawa
An editorial page Masoned well
with the writings of S. I. H1y•kaw1
·;, • testy dish, indeed. His dis·
tinctiv• writings on wgher educ•·
tion, semantics and communica·
tion add. much to the variety of
flevor.
He writes about the mechanics of
understanding end misunderstand·
ing, about weys in which our de·
cisions ebout race or war or public policy are 1h1ped by
the words wt u11 in t1lldn9.
'I .hope,' seys Hay1bw1, 'that my column i1 like • weekly
letter to • friend, t91ling him whet'• on .my mind and why
1 think it i1 important.'
~is peppery pro•• can lie found often adding to the reeding
pleasure packed into the columns of the DAILY. PILOT
editorial page.
Syuey Barris
If you think the pen is mightier
than the sword, you shoukl feel
the needle. And Sydney Harris is
lust the -n to wltld tfte needle.
He delights in usln9 the sherp
point of. his 'pen' to deflate the
pompous end disarm the stupid
among the people he observes in
the world around him.
Humanity is his beat. He finds
stories to tell and folbles to tell tbout In some of tht most
unexpected places.
His column ii a toned salad of ideas sldllfully prwHnted,
1m1ll stories artfully told, big stories modestly offered and
tfi• human equetion masterfully expounded. The Herris
touch is o~en evident on the editorial poge of the DAILY
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLiGHTS ..
' Alie • 9:00-Pro Foot~. Tbe'Ballimore Colla tye op' the New Eng Ian~ faU!ots tonight. .
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KHJ II 7:80-"Tbe GizebcJ,;•• Murder and mirth:
abband in this 1960 comedy With Glenn Ford, Deb-
bie Reynolds and Carl Reiner.
NBC 11 8:00 -Laugh·ln. Don Rickles beads the
list of guests tonight as a faith healer and a baggy
pants comic. Also along for the ride are Marlin
Milner and Kent McCord of Adam·12.
KCET fl!l 8:00"-"Awake and Sing." Walter Mal·
tbiu heads the cast ol this new production of Clif-
ford Odets' 1935 Broadway drama about a Jewish
family during the Depression.
CBS IJ 9:00 -Here's Lucy. Jim Balllly performs
bb Phyllis Diller impression when the real Phyllis ~ ~ unable to appear in Lucy's show. ~ Angeles '
Mayor Sam Yorty al so guests.
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Jewelen Since 1911
II fASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT IEACH -6+4-1310
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Club, es reported in the Nd)lember 2nd,lriue__qf, the Pi.lot,
your news:writer eccu1ed m;, in eff~o:Of '.l~sl~ in
steting th~t I .w;o11ld vot• mt ,convlch~.f'/. ~~~ [I "!~d
feke the v1ews0 9f '1t~·v~rs into ec~.~n ,~..i those
convictions. I submit thet· tli•N' is· uf:terlv !'O f.nconlristency
in such e position. It is wha~ ·~•ry·lil•~ .Co119,..•m;n does.
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$1--ywlit
to thl.I home. 1r1 • s
bedJ ... n, ' both w l I h bullt·ID kitchen • ftttplace-1
double p.rqe -block wall
fence-covtftd patio -new
palnt ~ and out -beau-
ti.fully W.S--1prd trwd. and ...................... forced air llielt -50 pL ...
ltt --and belt of 1111 tt can be )'OUl'I b' only
$29,000. c.n lied CUpet.
Realtors. 546-IS40.
LAND LOCKED
SAltOlll
Sall, """'""" Jib, llaoy, p.lley, gait -to name Jumt a
te~·-You mu.t IM' thlt 5
cabin fbedrm1) luxury Unu
ln Orange. Thll ~ ~
has M:ttened-ln patio, A.C.,
and fish pof)d. Imagine!
I 5 Bdnns for $30,950
., park )'OU!' boat ln the
ovenbed drive and launch
Into enjoyment. 8"z/J.P.,.
!557-<130.
3 BEDRM. HOMi
COMMIRCIAL LOT m.-
0on·1 m1ll thla •a I u e =· Doll -3 !l home with ale --.... -· larp J car pnp that )'(Ml
can operate a ~ oat
ol, zoned C.2. • locaW in
bHl nltlide Ollbl. .... area. H~ It won't lut!
Call Red CUpet. Raltorl .........
PICTURE PERP:ICT
$21,511
Tb.ii hmne ls ln betttt than
new cionditlon. wtth all. the aood'n and priced to .ell. 3
lup bedroonu, 2 bathl,
1pac\oul buUt-ln kitchen. 2
car pniae. forced air h ea t .adul t oocupied.
"''-lot, ...... .... .,..,,.,... and .... -
1204.00 ..... -... l subject lo txlad1111t' TIW~
loan .... It loday. c.n ft.,j
Ca~t. ftetltor. 5&-IMO.
3 IEDIOOM
IAIGAIN
$26,900
Hurry on dill one tt won't
lut! with a beaatl f •I
built-In ........ , bolllo, ...
doutu prqe, new mrpN -~ .... .,,,., .... of MctneL Ud lt -llt
,.... for $21.11111 .. -Call Red Carpet. :AMUVS -· AP Za• szZ.ooo
2 bt'droom, l bath home •
poalte Cmta M ... Hollltll.
Jd"I for pro!"""""1 -· Howie wUl cany lnYt.cmiftt
while 1waltlng ~
HURRY! Roy Mee ..... ltNl'9r
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DAILY PllC)i
Gtner1l
LIDO ISLE
Spacious 2 BR. & den home on extra wide,
50 fl .. with sunny south patio -$75,000 will
buy you a different way of life. ·
CORONA DEL MAR
Between Coast Hwy. & the ocean,
sharp, immac. borne with a bach.
addition. $61,500.
Convenient p11.rklng -easy to Ix-
a "DROP·IN" at Bay&: Beach Realty
Genor•l
4. Uo/IVl.Jf HlMf::
HI THERE!
a very
unit iri
Caught you again readint a Unique Homes
1dl Don't be embarrassed; thou1•nd1 do it
every night. It's a release, an expression,
it's funf Honestly, we enjoy writinp theH
Ks -and talking with you •nd 11 Jong as
we're talking, Unique would like to Invite you
to h•ve your Mxt real estate affair with us.
Whether buying or selling, the people, the
Hrvice, the results will delight you. Look
at all the other1 on this page, then think of
us -aren't we Unique?
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ON TCfl 0, 'fHE ft(AL UT Art W!ARKEr wrfifTHE
NICEST PEOPl..E: SELLING -l'M£ NEATEST HOMES
CORONA Oil MAii, e7S«100 • MUA VEltOE,
546-MXIO • NEwPOAT BEACH. 64f.f600 • CALL US
-General
Exclusive Corona del Mar
Con"Sidered one of the best areas on the
ocean side of the Coast Hwy. This older
family home i5 situated on 2 residential lots.
Ezcellent appreciation situation.
-Ottered al $79,500
CORBIN -MARTIN
ON THE POINT
BALBOA PENIN.
located lea than a block ofl
the oceanfront Ir: a block
"""' -Bay. La,,.. • bedroom, 2-aty home. 2
batha. large living room
wtth fittJ:iace, family room
A: shaded patio. Some "k!w
of ocun 4t; bay from upper
i...1. P'UIJ -165.000.-Call 5f>..1151 ()pen Eves.
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RE/Ill ORS
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TRIPLEX
as sociated
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2828 IEASI' COllST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MM CALF.
644·7270
TERRIFIC
BUY
All wrapped up in ll]is 2..sTORY 4 bedroom,
3 bath home. HUGE rumpus room that will
take your pool table. 2 brick fireplaces, built·
in kitchen, large yard & room to store your
boat. VA NO DOWN . . $39,950.
TERIVFIC
BUY
IN BACK BAY AREA - 3 Bedroom, 211
bath, built-in kitchen, stone fireplace. FAM!·
LY ROOM, community pool & REC ROOMS
including billiards. Fee land close lo every·
thing. CONDOMINIUM ............ $34,500.
, AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
644-7270
Gener•I
* *' * * * * TAYLOR· CO ·
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PRESTjGEr WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWlf .. IY APPOINTMENT
101 ~ind41 Isle Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 be. home with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
study. Mexican ~le floors , beam ceilings,
quality construclion, slip ........... $155,000
For Com~te Information
On All Homes,.. Lo11, PIM .. C•ll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 S.y1ido Dr., Sul""· N.I . 675-6161
GeMr•I A ' "-
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A Pool! $25,900
TARBELL
.2956 Harbor, Cotta Meta
Newport Heights
Duplex-Pool
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SAILOR
CL~SSIFIED ADS
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MARLIORO
COUNTRY
and bnlllJ )'OW' horse to lhit:
neat 2 bedroom ranclHtyle
hDn>e on large lot. Perfect
tor the family who wants
anlmall &: wkle o p e n
..,..,... Locat..i Jun a tew
blocb from Newport S.adl.
New on the market. C.all us
qulck.
Call 546-<i880 (Open """"·>
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REALTO RS
Lachenmyer
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PARK-UKE ·
5°/o DOWN!
BRAND SPANKING NEW!
Only 4 • 2 story homes left!
CLOSE OUT SALE! Crack!-
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Find It, Trade It
With a Want Ad
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SPANISH vru.; -Seller bouaht larger home. 3 Bdrni., 2 bath, fonnal din-
ing room w/wrooght iron
doon. A real jewel! Shag
crpte, cust:m drpe, sparkling
clean 'hom~ only %-)'ftll'I new. CALL 9(;8..«56.
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ets, Forced Afr ·!feat · E.tra Large Rooma •
j!tauUful Game Room • Heated· Pool • BBQ'&-
l!llclosed Garagea. Quiet surroundings and
close to shopping. (Nr Harbor & Hamilton St)
Adult Llvl119-No ......
ifn Chorle St., Coste -642-4170
HACIENDA HARBOR
From $154
DELUXE I & 2 BEDROOMS
Furniohod & Unfvrnl~ .
Heated Pool -Garages -Shag Carpeting
Dishwasher -All Utilities Paid.
Adults Only • No Pets
2<41 AvocMo St., Cool• -
VILLA MARSEILLE5
646-1204
SPACfOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT.
Fumlohod & Unfumbhed
Adult living
Dishwasher color coordinated appliances • ....
Plush shag carpet -mirrored wardrobe clporo-
lndlrect Ugbting in kitchen • breakfast bar •
huge private fenced patio • plush landJcap-
!Dg -brink Bar-be-Ques • large heated pools
& lanai. Air conditioning.
3101 So. Bristo! St., Santo Ano 557-
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
MANAGING AGENT
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Nowport llooch Costa Meu
2400 Harbor Blvd., 1c.M.
(114) 557-SQJ
RENT.AL OFFICE
OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM
Pork-Llko su....-1119
QUIET DELUXE 2 A 3 BR APTS.
Pvt. Parioll * Htd. PoQla
Nr Shop'g * Adu.I.~ Only
Martinique Apts.
tm Santa Ana Ave., C.M.
Mgr. Apl 113 &t6-5M2
O•n• Point
$190 per mo. 2 Br., 2 Ba.,
crpts, drps, bll:nl, encl gar,
balcony view. New apt in nice area. 837-3927.
hot Bluff
J140 mo. ~ n1t. no. o1 Hunt.
Bch, 2 br, bltnl, crpt/drps,
pool, play yard, laund facil
& carport. Cpl I-2 sm.
childnm ok. No pets. Call 84H004,
OCEANFRONT, beach We have \Vlnter Rentals
Will Take Students
Alao oceanfronts avail.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sundecl<. Newer dlx Br., bltns, crpts, drps, lndry, 2
S &inns., 2 bathA, frplc
unrum.. yearty .... $215
4 BR. 2 BA • .. • . .. • $325/350
3 BR. 2 BA ........... $285
1 BR. 1 BA .....•....• $175
2 BR. 1 Ba. Penin ...• $250
CAIL' 6T.l-J663
associated
6RO..;EPS-REALTORS
;:1, W lio11'oJ 1>ll-lbbJ
OCEANFRONT New furn. 3
BR. 2 BA. lrpl, $300.
WlDtf!I'. Adlts only. No pets.
6'13-1!0118.
2 Br., 1 Ba. apl, 5 Doon to
Beach. Water pd. $185/mo.
Winter rental.
Call 675-"'50
FOR Rent: Trailet'
w/cahflna, SllO + util per mo. All adlt pk. For quiet
elderly couple. 548-8391
OCEANFRONT 3 BR,
• I 2BR, -2BA, Call Bing
diy1 838-1491,, Eves &
-675-:1949
CLEAN Bach. apt Utilities
• 19cluded. $115 Mo. 3 B1ks. to
·beach. 8'15-0144
lifACH ...nt.h. W""°' & yearly. "NO fee to rentifi. ABBEY REALTY SU-:\83)
Apt. Unfum. 365
Balboa Peninsula
e OCEANFRONT Town -
house, fantasilc view, 3 BR,
lam rm., 3 frplc1, 4 Ba.
~: ft. $750/n'IO, YrJy.
Corona del Mor
ON TEN ACRES
AptJ. tum./unfum. Leue
~ I priv. patioa.
~ Tcruill Ccrltnt'l Bktst.
900 !fa. Lan, Cdl\f 644-2611 (~ nr Cout Hwyl
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HARBOR GREEllS.
Fumlohod &
Unfumlshod
From $130 to $215 mo
Bachelors e I Bdrms
2 Bdrm1 e I Bdrm1
I Yi or 2 Full Baths
546-0370
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c/Ul)Orls, nr shope &: pier.
$169 yr. round. Adlts. Baby
ok. 536-2131.
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"'' U • old<!' -_.er. HOUSEWIVES fltm !bne carpellily I~ ll I I Y-men --1lonlcal 'flnl•ll •-For Employe ear....,. beldul. Avrh N -1'11. apt1Nde bdp6JI. btlt ,.. ~ = .. ~ ...... = "5"'"'1 Expert""° Euentlal ID aS-~ roqulnd. """ be J9 °' • prof-peopl•. Oun a..-.._ era1 oocklJV. GIRlS .t BOYS <Mr. Able to ttart wart· tm. i. a ..,. •••~ o! a 56 ,... n 1111111 · 10 ,.. • old<!' .-bi!>. 11 aCcepod. For old ... 11 ;;:;.-;;-,,. for
1 Hourt 6 AM-2 PM, 5 dl:)'I wk DAILY f'ILDl" R0\1I'E3 Job lnlorm&tion. .,. ~ cat e er SQ~ Coll T.....i.y · ....,. ,.. -be your own
APP!¥ In die 10 ·~ =•~f·"'-tio. A aet 101Z own bn., .... lo $10.1'0 -1"'-t Call .... --,,.._ .... ,.. ... --need.
'JIU! It Jialn ........ ,.., PACl~ic"ifuruAL ~.~ ~ •• -~ = ~:.. ~:
<in.,._ on ...... ..-. BUILDING -......,__ -~ ~=12~ Our ·-• will .. in-~.i thil great co. w/til 700 Newport Cellter·Dr.1 NB Hf;l.P wanted tor cable mactilne,esp'd on dreue• ~ ~Rcieer~~ F~u. Wevitbn .in. Good pe,y. & .palswwr. &tiHXQ w Kateii., Anaheim. ea.
Barbara ••••••.• 833-2700 COOK·l'r)r, p/ttme. Apply FJexlble . bour1 . PART .. TIME For appt .A interview caU ' ·~ a-Bell -~ ~-An ~ m.'"21 Nov. 9tb • 10th.,.. 2574 Newpmt BIYd, Clf , ·~ Enlolo>er n~~ N~ Jy. AK 1or Mia i....
-COUNTER..,,._ Boun ll 16 ~ -..-Deli\Wy..AulD.Raule · ... creek •I tltlsl 7 PM. Mr. Best Cleanen. HOIJSEKEEPER/cook ex-With 'l1le ~ SALESLADY ,.. -
Nll ... late, but lmlt apot ~ E. C.out l{wy CdM. perlencecL ihe-1n. $!00. :l'eo:= !!fo! ~ &tore. i:r-~ *
bit m.:p tndMdull as mte DELIVERY ol DA IL Y ST>1B'1' 541.. SAWYER home need 1
ltlhtr. V~ b:*t1n & PllD'l', SUNDAY ONLY, to fKXJSD<'3':Pii&OCdi :IJr PAYROLL Cl k mature woman tor l'leWIPllpet' carrlen Re-couple e x per. unem· er , ~ A Ctica1 · ~ group, quires the -. ol a Station 'cumbered. Uve-in. Pvt rm Hotel/Rmaurant. B of A M&-ml. pra
-........ 8'$-2'!00 w v ~~-... " .... Gd -··-· 642-9lll6 payroll ........ Sat • Sun ........ . aaon or an. ......... ioa ~. --~. • only, Sf0..8429 Wk d y • .... ----~ - - -
Hany Seeley, 330 Weirt Bay *· ~· to ~ .-ork &U-i71Xl, ext 586. ;;c>~
, St., ea.ta Mesa. on Ar 5 hrs, PBX r..-oor .. --... • Lecal Seeretarlee $8J0.$1'00
Front Office to $500 DENTAL Aa!stant. Elp'd l<J.3. Expel, . ..~~";;;y e F/CBdokk..,,..._
aside' .U ~of a. chainidt, 3 dayl ~ JMMEDIATE Operdng for apply 8 to 4 Mon thru Fri'. 100% he Paid By ~ w. job! Belutifulotticetn 6*-&.l neat young man 657W.19tbSl,CostaMesa. LllReindtr'•AaenQ'
---tr DRAPmlC -~ "'-ability. PRESSER 49lO camouo Dr. Decontm:o type to amat. Penn. ~ wn1 yr 54&-2118 Newport Beach ~y indtftlual. busy aton, mo. to old C.~ ~ co. Will P~ ~ Male ;; ~
n-.ey .......... 83.1-ZIOO ...... PmD. -tnln --• ---' SECRE~ADY other nwof1hw operatk>m. Laa™. _........._. ' ......
E r--' T ELEX:I'RONIC A$SEMBJ .Y: Good fuhln!. Call Dori1 PROFESSOR'S 2 cblldren Be right hand pl to 3 men tn
, • ..,_ .... Y "'° IACal "" w/-...,. -at 5fi.-OIJL .-.,... 1..., ,....., 10 ....... ..., dept. 'lb!a ii the
.. Jinn -llhu!> ... gnm --· clw>oe ~,;,~•u. o~-to 5 -Pi--. 54&-2811. !deal pool-for the ag. . to earn while )'Ut1 leam ... ,..,~fi.l'll'" • "i • ,......., ex· ' g:reatw: aaJ who likel dMllml ID tnin tir career Full 1: P/tlrne poeltiom pc'. ~ a&81CY. Gd variety. Salary to $:i63. Call
..... -_,.,,., I< n<"'1 avallabl" 8'l&lY ID 11.8> aalaly, Send ....,... P. O. ,.. OPERATOR Jan ...... -. CouW
mto.wlCf!mmli here. Call Nancy ?Ny, st0-9li5. =z. &. Coram del Mar, Ca Penonnel A&ucy, 2 7 9 0
Lee ............ ~m Coutal :f.:ncy, 2T90 Harbor Blvd., c.M.
. Harbor m " CM. INSURANCE, pt lim<,"""" Enporllncod SECRETARY ~ -~nc ENG~. tnp ar llfternootW. Heavy ~,__,.,,,, .u"c.oc.A· t;yplng licbt SH 6C' aft. Insurance 1ec'y, aper a BSEE w/5 »" expm".•~ -UNITED -mlil.!t. Chooee )'OW' own
c!n:uit design .., •lec:m> --CALIFORNIA BANK P~-hro. Top pay. Loni ~· ~. ~~ IR),ff flERSCNo.la. 309 Mein StrMI I~ 54<>-4450 + _.._ Call Don SERVICES~ Huntington llNch Anaheim 5.1>-%!22
,.,_.,..tlJado<oa, '4<Hm. CouW Flee··--$3Mlll NEVERAFEEATTEMPO •• /tgf!atcy, 2190 Hutu Bl. Tempo Temp:nrz Help
C.M. =.. ~ ":., ~ F.qua1 ()ppo<. Employer Soc:y/Bkpr pt ~
ESCROW Exec.s.c>r~tof!OO With varied.....-. to 8ecretar7 to '650 PubUc Relatbs asaist ott1.ce mar. constn1.c·
lhl Frldly to $550 OFRCER llec'y/l!., Ill $500 Fut pa<ed P.R. -in lloa <:0. min. 20 ~,...wk. '!""" Gid Fridq to $525 ~ ~ otnciea. leeka Mall ftpiy 'llatin& work" ex·
!lliln at h 1DP tJr lhai1> P Al!<w•ithc oen ssm good, )'OIJlll professional per 1n detail, familJ status, .~ ~eatcd tn ~ Opportunity to join one of~ Pit Reollltl1'>'Pla $U) br. writer with "'"paper or to Pet9C111nel atA, E. 17th
mg groc.nl Nn. SUper nation'& larrest aavlng! le N"' bus/Im tlrk to $500 ma,prine writing ex· St, Com. Mesa, calit. . ioeaticn 1: fun ...... .,. loan uaodatloos. Min. 3 yn Girl Fri/lite lh to $550 perient;e tD lerVe u ~ .. ..,.,._.,...ARY ., -EC ~ p
Tracy .,..._.. 833-2100 sale e9Cl'OW exper. req'd. C88 E. lTth (at Jrvtne) C.M. executive. Send resume wtth .u:. .... n.c.,. ' n. ~ •
..., •••• ':' •·. Position loca.ted ill our Costa .n;,1471 salary requireme'tltl to TIPIONIST f-~~ER. 3.~--· c:-_..,__, Mesaoll'ice. Ex~~ work· Robert ~ P.R. l'i'6Tl euant u:i. .. .,._... maJ'UH."t'.
_., _,_, tngcond!tioool<rmv.bene-~ irv!no BlYd .. SW .. UI, ~ ..... t'Call"'gmc.,~.,,.<;; ?ol~.-~ ~";irivn a'k ... eau P<roooneJ EXPSiUENCED ~~=-Sale• for .......,....,, 71«<-5163.
....... ·._-o!tice!n "f.J~ DA~r~=AC FR£E ~.Zf'Y..;_~
:pieot.w 1otwUon. Weelebr Extenakln ~ -at HuW Blvd f:°D ~ ~ =: ~ Ii -bomo. ,_ -Oioil.i.i. F•r•I _ .... °'""' -L-Tro..... _.. 8!J,.l400, -,IN'u
.. ,_ ""' la~sv, "" I ·~~~..'..i.JD...,": ,.!:~,!.~1r_.=Fr1.===-=---Mar!on ......... 113>--l u~· •-=""-••J ~ S>X:1U:l'ARY • Xhlt .,....._ , -..-. --_.., tin& -......... ID< th< ava!1able thni Tarboll Com· lledlcol ' Glondole, C.• tnlS DAILY·PILOT. '1llil ii mt a pany ............ fUlly ,._ ~ilt~J'.""·
, 9eck Office $1S10 . F.qua1 Oppor. 4i*i,itt ~ ~ "": ~!":'1 ~ SERVICE S1o11on -..,,..
"""-~ l!r -to-ESCROW --ARY·. ~ -tlm ii "'9Jlle. Opan!np ava!lable. f/tbM _, obtlt. AIMJ, 1" _.... ~.., provided. We. work tour Complete trainfna procram. p/time eva le wSmda. Must ~ .._, delfts to Fee Paid. Top bemw or. hours after ll:boOI abd 8 on Fuhft m811:1Bemetat cppor. haw Hte mecb. knowledp,
umt doctr tn bemltiful of. ftce:r-aeedl: ~Great Saturdilf. We bave opentnga tunitl& C&1I Mr. s.o.n at Neat appeuanoe. Apply AM
ftt. ~ was..aJJy= flll' FouDtaiD Valley i: Sooth 832.-561), 2fi90 Newport Blvd.,-t.M. ~: Mamn .••....•• m-1100 ~elen~,AawY ~~m~bem:0!:i TARBELL ~s~~
:moHarOOrm.,C.M. ' ~ 3~ REALTOlg F/-. Lie. rd. N•at
:·lmurW*S.C'yTrne ~~:m,.,ia: · priority. RealEatateSales ~~Bt~~.AM.
-To $700 an exec. 91!C'f· loolt:!'fW iJir t KENNIL ~ f Why not wort and llw! tn SERVICE station he!p want· ~ ttm ~ apot otters. ..w ofc w/ctYnamic Jb1n. --"--'~N ....... ?c!: Laguna Beach!' and .ell an ed. Middle aae or retired • • _.. • a<IUllm • 'u _,., occuioaal $211> 000 ocean-penoo aeceptable Apply l!'.Jgb ~ & ~ oP-64Hl635. mo. G & cleaning front h;)me! s.ndc.st1e ~al 3531 Newpx1 Blvd., New· ~ to &ttn!lcttve el· exper ~ Send ftlUme to F.atate bu an openJ.rv b" a port Bcb. ,.~ ............ _, Fee Pakl aa.tfied ad no. 483, c/o --11 .. -a --• t 11116 ~=~-~--~
:.Mll;lllt:I .. ___ __.. Foreman, rubber/plastics Dally Piiot. p o BOii: 1S60 .. .........._,,, -..esman • . SEWING ma~ opttafon
Renee .......... 8'J3..1100 to $l8K Costa Meu. C.., -' S. Out Hwy. Call Rita exp pref. lkKlbbln Sall.a.
Adhesive Sales Rep $1lK Myera 49H025. 54/rlGU. Mechanical En(ineer SlfK LEGAL sec r. t a r y • U • REAL &n'ATE SAi £SNEN I ""'"'s"T"'oc~k,,.....,.C .. L"E"R"'K,--1
Exec. Sec'y-Real E. to $650 perieno!d. p a r t-t t m • • W)QI' not h!t UI train you General Ltditt Acct f1IXI Newport Center. Ca 11 while )'OU work in tbe hOttl'llt Learn th« dnag bush~
ented perlDIJ 8Clltght • Secretaries 10 f100 &N-OO'J3. am. Huntington Beach. wflocal firm. Some retaD
"MJ9t be ~. attradtYe ·Gen. Ofc/CaJhler $2.25 hr LVN'1, 3 to ll lhift. for CO":' Call PIUl a( c Name e , s:::;. ~;.,.No~· ii qu\dc to nspond. &tptt Accounting Clerk $450 vale9oent holpltal. 14 4 5 VllLAGE lt!'.AL ESTATE, Brown 540-«S eoa!:
1 Credit Clerk S375 . superior Ave., N.B. 962-4471. ~ ~· 2 711 o
OCC'P '/D Construction .-R.E. •·•--Ekp'~d. H.B. c '
R8* .......... m-2100 F iC BklQlr/OJhstr mo M......... &l.rn ~ to ~ O)mo ~-""'~-="'·-===:-...,,.,.....
eu.li>m" -""° TURRET LATHJ ,,,____.porll<tpi<-• TELURS •
Lopl Trolnff -"N~~"! Ol'ERATORS g:;. Nol"";:.."""'= ~~;".! :;::!,')'
-l stretch winp' PenonMI ~1ncy Minimum 3 )ftra lllpefteDce Make money ••• c&1I Lee 642-4000
·: t. an ~ty ~ I» Dowr Or.; N.8. bl set.up an:I ~ d. at 83U700. TRAVEL /tcf!DCY kddl1& tor 642-3l7t w.,,.. l Swuey No. 3 and RECEPTIONIST obo'P....., wtth min. 1 ,...
acaJe the bel&bt <11_ )OUI' rrr>' No. 5 macbtnes. Jte:e:el\te our vlatton, answer tn:vel qener exper. Qw:lice ~ FabuJoull: O(flce A ~FEM!!!'!ALE~!",."'"'nc11ng~'"mac11!111~."'•!\"l-Elocellient ~ benefi9, c:lur phones 6: lype. Excel· klc&Hon, llllary open. Rtply View awaJtl br1gti: .tartl!r. tendant. lAJCal hlO .mool. irldudSta: ftttftment plan. ltnt appearance Ir. phone ClullAed ad no 501' c/o · Kn ............ 8,13-.2700 Expel' prd"d. 538-C.1M. penonaJlty & m\llt. Prior o.1ly PiloC, P.O. Box. 1560,
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~~ASHEll.', ......... , reblt, sum Ir. de v'd. .... 54H21&.
$80. 1 YR. pam, dd • in.
•tall. Late mod. ,all cycle
Kenmore wasbl"r. 839-l'n&.
Furniture 810
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ENGINES (2) new Ford 302,
v.a. etifl crated. Leas
Raltlr, cenera1ot. waft
puqJ. nbault manilmd • ,,.. lo r.. fly ~-Rrady for rnantie
***Sola • matichlng )ow r~-----~ lnltallation. $500 eadL. eon.. 1eat. tWW'I' Uled. Botb $l.50. 3 Lines 2 Tlmet $1.0I tact Teny Tay Io r . lJ-·-n .. borne 961-7910. ' ' -~at 774-6110 , \I ":::·::::::~:<...:~::!'-='-"=--AnabeliD SCUD me:ple bdrm. set, MIXED tnrd · 8 ~:::::=·--,---:-,--,I OUfltalldtng mnd. p ort PJPPIN. 2T Boat trailer, F.quil>l>fd
bl&clr: le white TV. 53&-2161. ..,a, lovel ch, lJ~, w/""1JIJ pedl, 12 wit pwr
sras. Hart Stand. JOnt rood. ~ '°""· ' ~.duo! axl<!, $511),
l!IO • :ma. $35 each. Look 2 MALE 1 female: Poodle 1 ~!!!~s~==~~I btidtnp, polet. m-l25I molbtt, 'Tl"l'Tier tathn. 1001.a..tt, Power 906
BED, dlelllb, nite atand, IndUI., S.A. 541M913. ""mt SA RAY"
S85. Med!t. couch A: Jove * PART Welmaranrr I Ger· 455 Okla. Padr-6-jet, Jr, DI
aea.t $125. SrST·Jlil.9. man Shep. Jt1.1ppiet1. Call smes. F..qutwad-tor Watrr Go•• Sole 812 -alt $PM. Sldln& l ......... tandom
SAT-Mon. Engine. SUrYeyor trailer. Call e.fter 12:00
......,t, ·""""d ,....,, Thi, I ---11~1 noon. (714) -·MUST ~ow. mlJIC. 557-4102. . _ ~ ~SEJ.:O,J,~J~~-=~-=~
RUMMAGE Sale. Nov. 3rd• t 1971 :M' SBA RAY T/B
4th. 9:oo.4:l>. St. John'• Sp tl ia ber 235 llP
O>urct, CM. Cota 152 OMC-hndem trau.. -Mi
Hou .. hold Gooch 814 .,..,,....,750. (7141 -· II ·--------PER.Sl!NS and Hlmalayan 1968 TROJAN a· 190 HP, WANTED: <bndo. or Houae bybreedl. CFA J"eS., shots, FWC int11,tt*I, ~.
for 1azp perfect ~ maQ7 cokn, $J5 and up. SS. OF, BT, outrinen.
and cub. Writt 'Oaal!ied * 892-2970 * xlnt. (n4>......-rt HJL
Ad No. 565. Dally PUot. RED male P91tan. Papt'1'1 '63 CHRIS. 31" trt cahln eon.
P.C?. Box 1560, Costa Me11., 6 lbota. $45. me. mded. 121.000.. day1
Calit.g;Qj *5*-9IM5* 213/631-0T5T, eve
Mlscello-..s 811 154 n<J675-4399. SCRAM-LETS =:i ~·.!.'.'.""'Cha": w..:..:;~"' .. "r'°'"'",..::c,"'.~.-~"'-.... '"'s .... ~:..-.'
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TO QuaWled Hom e I , zr CAJAS ...... lioop. I
SUrety -Lw'tie -L¥ln8 -Potntlltr-Retrievtt JIUlll, 8 HP OB. SIDL. Call Stra1
Wicker -WRINIQ..ES wb. SZ>. Call e v·e 1 • E' a· rt I b t , MWwud-Itell,
Defensive-wife: "Thol:e M2--"61. ~
aren't dent. in my old car. ALASKIAN Malmate pupa, ~A:::......,,.=:::....,N~APLES==..,SABOT==
Tb• Y a r.~ o Id -a a e Ttpra 1inf AKC. l ¥t f'tnt •n A "12 ""'°"wear
WRINIC..ES. masks 3 wolf I r • )' • _.... ·-- -71«41 _ ~~=:..· .,-;::;,·~··=~=-·-,--·1 * AUCTION * !RISH -r.,.... .,... * WA!n'Ell • ft>e Funlitu!'e Sbotl le ~-' Mllft Sall for 12' Snowblnt.
6 A-Sell -EVES. !l4l-S134
Aucuam F'ridl.p, T:SI p.m. . Need a ''Pad"! P\acl: U lld!
W'mdy's Auction S.m want ao1 -'" ... ti(l.5611 £Coll~Ml!!;!ll!,11!11.!;_,....,...,,...,,,-=I
-Newport.'CM-•••••••••••••••••••
IW<llld ,..,,,., Bloto llat'l
ORIENTAL RUGS, 8x10
C!li.Delt, Cranbtrry •
Greeb. $2Ta. Hall runn.r 3'1"
l( 9ft 2 la. $110. 49+-93Sl
WHOLESALE t.o the Publk! ACONWllNfNJi JC
_ ..... CoDdlos ~. '-'1-·~J .. -·--"" JtWlty $1-#. i-CW. l:iN TH! 00.
WElkL Y Sl'IC.....,'\I • --• -· sPACE llr 'DOiier. booh. Pw _, .. In._.,,., Www
5E R•q c.ar.. Jk ••ch. ~ ~ri· Neill Call Miry 8eftt MZoa1I, of -
IESEUR JJ c E111.,.,., .. 2 Cbny ~ ... -I
.... ''"·" .. '""" b1k """""P,'. "G:. i;.-;;; Sew and Crodietl 'His Fllua1e
VIVtTAI E·l4 bl•,.., ~'~· ~;:'!:. xlnl a.,. Slot.•s I* Mt.ti oood. All aoce11, $Q.
PENTAX Sjt0f·o·111•tlc II ll;==:::*,,-113WZ8°=""'"*--..,-
.,.;tlrl 1.4 lflulti ......... ,_ 8!'DROOK sn. comp&ett',
ht· $Jlt.50 '*$Zit.ti :..=. E. 11th St., C.M.
Ct•lt c. ...... •.-\l.;11£1;:;::;,AL;:o:,_..,.._._~.,,.~Gol-~...,-,-. I ,_orft, Paid $179.50. Uled twice.
• .,. '1'·" ,.. ""·''1IAiiSell;;""H.=;;;· ;'•!!!-!!!:. __ ! lOWI JI w/R•ll.I e.te \ Ml1zeltaft1a• "'""° w.-.... ''''·'' w.1tt.11Uw·--==..::i---,-.... -..::-..::::1
bide-a-bid. -USED SPICIAU Muoic.11""1-11122
a>NN trurn~ SUO. Yolk
Ill & ..,.... 11 -a. auitar. sso. Lib new.
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Alk for Sales Manager
25' DISCOVERER
20'-zr CONTINENTALS a• PRIDE & JOYS VAN CONVERSIONS 1821l Beach Blvd.
_._ • Servic 1 Rentals Huntinaton Beach -e R47.QB7 Kl S.~ * Danlllar Inc:. * AUTOS. BOUGHT l3l6J. Harbor Blvd,, G.G.
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:1925 Harbor Blvd MtJST S.UI •n.UJ• Nomad Cmta Mesa 919-2500
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Many Extru . Immaculate, On.nee O>untY•
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CapiMirano EDITION N.V. Steeb
VOL 65, NO. 311, ? SECT10Ns;·2e PAGES ~ t "-ORANGE -COUNTY.~
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Reside:µts : of Capo B~ch Ups:et by Grading
BY JOHN v AL TERZA
Of .. DllllW' .......... . ' 'Ille •launcblng of rough grading tlili
weekend for a cont.roversiAI coo.-
domlnium projec\ In l:aplstranoJle.a<li
whlob ha yet to paBI a final county tesl ' hu alarmed the hundttds of residenla
who llilllt the land was lnlA!ndad aa II
public park.
Gradln,•, crew1 for the Dana Bluffi
Deve~ Corporation began work on
the project al the upcoasl edge of the
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P~ll!l'del ear~ S.tunlay.
~-projec\, allq -the 11...-i B~ a( a county ·road running
~ !J!e . ....g_e._ wlD , C<IDe up for a
final declljon oa Wednelday befo"' QOUD-
ty !11~,
Reside&, ailgfl'ed by the work, 1ald
they attempted lo probe the matlA!r wllh
COIUlly offlclalJI' on S.Iurda,, but couoty
offices were ddled.
'Ibey resuiDed tbelr eJfort9 ·lhls mom-
IDg, learnln( tbal olllclals of the county
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Bri;tish Freeze . .
Called by Heath
LONDON (UPI ) -Prime Minister dustrlal cbiefa 0 1lld -leaden broke
Edward Hwli today ordered wages Ind down. 1
-'-1n~~~1 io·da -"' The· -....,. Into elleel Im-•·-.. ™~ ~ or aap. •• .., mi!dialoly' _. will l be" -by
a ir'OVlllOD ftir a ~ .. ..., c-retroactiYe Jsc=~· temloo. • I . . . . ~~-! Arfw~ :fSi:b ~~ ii.~.f!J~ .. :: 111
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C 0 hi -Is glvct Ula bill. ourt ver rns ~~ -.. to,. · action which I rei u leD,11tllfactory
Law Prohib,iting :=:.!"m:= ~~~ 1::
1 . meuiben of bii own COmervative Party
, Ind. j..n ln>iD ~ Labor Party Capitol PrQt.est members. I .
' He llld bl hoped ... --not
WASHINGTON (UPI) ..:. 'Ille U.S. lla&d ill teoo •ftJ al r-uniqs dtaeulslon
Supreme Coort reeled -to-< • ' dsod:' t1:i rlle ill -and ~y a r.deral law proltlbltlnc jarge I08le ' bol •1Ned JO porcent In
ttemorestratlons ... tbe .. -"' tbe U.S. Capitol. , . ~A:-lb:daJ In In a brief ordier, the camt ;.lUrmed ·a _ fer · pr o m I 1 e d _.
lower court rullDil to that ~ Cect. hr a DLJdd!s .t on t meuures to
three-Judie federal panel In Ilse District control Prices Ind Ieelmses. qt Columbia cm JUM 2l , -lleatb iaicl tii*Mutauves of the
. The govermnent failed to -a "au!· Tn:del -~ ·In the ' recet1t
ftclently 1Ubotanilal .. lnlA!resl !hat woold talks lald tleey· woolcl talre the lree7A! pro-
qvemde the Firs! Amendment right or gram back 1o tbelr ~ ...,nc11, but
Mmonstrators to peti\kln COngress, the would not be Ible to recommend ac-
lower oourt ruled. ceptaoce by !be unlOtea.
It actec\ in a cUe bro51ght by !he DOW· The p~ mlnlJIA!r ...,pied !he ao-
defunct JeannetlA! Bank1n Brigade, a nouncement of the freeze wllh higher
coalition o1 women agalnsl tbe Vietnam """al -·""" ...-rus_fOLl>!<L!ge war, wbJcb•had blem denleds<permltlilon , . _ • .,. tor a 111121 march from Union Statton to pemloems Ind cmipla ncelving famfiy
t1te Capitol's E111 Front Plaza ,,.. a ~ -Baroid W1laoo lald
4emonslratlon. ,_:~=tbe ·--?~ _._ freeze -''Ille chief of the Capitol police told the """"""' --· -•·-· ,.. )>'ollp ,.. Jin. 2, 111121, !bet their 1<bedul-pioall ''1rlll bO neither workable nor fair ,
Od march Jan . II woold nol be pennitted. we aball --. " The ....,,.. then held their delDOISllYa· A govaameal wl:lte poper publllbed
Uon at tbe foot ol the Capitol outside Its Wndta-11 wI1b H ea t h ' • ao-
ounds -Aid -In prl<el Ind '1 Aboui 5,000 women wen! pmemt and cltargel wl:lde blve boem amwmc:ed bul
a delegation ol II w11 pennitted to not Implemented bebe tbe 1reeu llhould
l)reoent z anllwar pelltlorel t o cm-not tab place.
ireJaiona1 to den. The wmsen llled llUlt be U.S. Dislrlcl
Coort ~ challetCln8 the law aplnlt
ltWl ciemonltl"I-.. -Iuiloaal-"Tbey also questlllted tlte llllbortlY·of the
poUce 'chit! ·1o NI !be lJi!enOD llmlt o::
""""' wisbllSll to petltloo c.aai-. . 'Ille ..--'the oourt to
decide tbe --alter Ule Uiree-Judl•
Pm:el --tbe law. Sollcltol-Ganeral &-wlti N, !lrilwold
.CJalmed • that lt no lonaer' e a n "......,t>l1 be maintalned" that _.. 1bo want to .._...... . ..-a or
.v1ew1 ·~i.ve I. cosi:tftutiooal rI11>t to do
,. wbwem and-howem and ·wbat'er
tltey pteam. . "'Rttlricllom .. the place In which
Ibey can hold lbelr --... ~ '8 bts111e~ bf c.oacr-U, u lift. dee -"!lidc ll:nllallon II tlotl to • ' ' (61 CAJ>mlL. .. I)
r .. • ~D H.4S SH(JRT
-BUT HAPPY ·LIFE
MlollJ Piiot -lllli -a -llal Illa. Tbe ·-i. od 11.-....... , ,
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EUgibk .V ot.ers
Eye Candidates
By JACI -d[ ............. Onrwe ComtJ ....... -11 llO,llOO -.......... 1" __ ,.._
day Jor pnlidml, llr -a
11a1e -•· 1o11r -blJmm and iwo aiperriMt.
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-llli "'-,_ bao -ao llli -llr two -• Ule Board cl 8'fz•1-L n!:: '=111":!"'...·r:,:"u!
-pr'l I ~ti 1111 --II .. , '1 '' ollwW l•t••be.at 111 1 . I 11w 1lo 1111 ftll -wti lect II P'w? 'a V...,, ....
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u...tedly -"'"' tbe ilart of ....-. · Heavy ""'"-t for .'lie wOd\· bid
~ bro!Jghl_J!) .MlllLlllt Uillb\!iilliid
roaclwlY propooed for-ablqdo>nwii several--. --
'Ille road, """"" ~ mapo aa. Via Verde, Is gradect bu1 not paved ud· lelda
don a ·gemlle llopa to !be edge ·of the
bbffl. ' .. -•
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abandonment oMbe -. Ind aubllllo-
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Mrs. Martina Anunclbarl de Ortega of Bllboa,. Soilb, endlea IOll
nearly two monlba after· -g told baby bad dlocf cm Sept. 5. ·e.,.
pllal officjala. ca!led back Oct. 23, saying II ,... an. a mlotab, that
Martln•'•-llllll'-wu~ ·with another cblld-~dlecl;-
Saddlehack Trustees Seek
• State Funds for Projects
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PIIOI' OFFERS
PREFEREN€ES
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-Ona ollli -Into the county of.
llca 11111 mcirnbv wu ca¢ltnno Beach
~ of Clomm'""' Praldent Henry
lolcCorlhy.
.. I called them Ind WU !aid !hat the
bulldl., and . pllnnlnr doputment had
approved the aradlni becallle all tbe
ltcal roqulremeota had been met," Mj:Carlby lllld. .
sut-iuent lftll Inquiries -a blank. however.
An aide at the building department
aaid only two e:zecutiva on the It.aft
were •·allowed to talk to the press," and
both were in a stall meeting tbia DlOl"n--
ing.
Further checks with aide~ to Second
District Supeirvi10r David Baker (who
has taken Interest in the laue out ol his
own district) revealed that the
supervisor's staff was not Immediately
sure about permiulon to arade on a proj-
ect before final approvals are granted
by the supervisors.
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President Slates
Television Talk
President Nixon romalned In oecluslon
at La cua Pactllca today, ptannJnc hll
lat ~ elJon of hll n-declloo cam-
Pliln -a paid poUUcal announcement to
the nation to be .u.d ore televblon lh1s
-me.
Tiie Prealdellt bu noc -pd lnJm
hll Ilia a '1 'OOllll' ..s -. _.
mq._. _. ·~· lallowtoc a nllJ ftlcll .. 'llEJ 19 INd U Olll " tbl -., to '1 ·£~ ..,., ....... ~-~0i-;.~ti;:'~ .a t 1 r ro. lllftalliiril AJrpOrt. ·
11111 1lltar Ule nD1 Ille l'nlllW:rl went
tnto • 11••'• •Rllftllt11 let on not
ndllSI .., ·---tbe Iut boun cl a .._Ip wltlcb polllten predict
will be a landllldo In bla favor.
Tiie l'relldeat plam 11> be !be Ont
CSlll_,. Tileaday snomhlr al the polUng
plb It Qn:onlia ........ Ul'J School
only a few -.d ,..,... away from tbe
w-.: Wltlla -· Aides bl .. Aid tbe l'relldeat llid lln.
-wlll·anlft al tbe -al -7
a.m. -tl:o poill -.
E>pocW to -esJoeec wide !be Pint
Family .. llanolo llSd Pini Sancbez,
It• Nllrw' -wl:o Will "' WlllnC
in a M--forUle -time In their u..s.
The couple ---obortly alter tbe -took olllce lour yean
"".mm..u.i.i, a!IA!r _.,. "" ballot.
!be r-.i p1am to mum to
" .......... D.C., ... a -wllh d•Sll*n Jallo 'llSd Tricia. Ind tbe ...
Un famllJ wtll -tbe -,.._ daii:T:,~
"' Ibo Pr ~ the quiet Illy
..... Illa loode °'"" -_, att.nom wtdl 1 ndio addlea kl 1'hkh
N1-Wl+t Jt plJ bl IMb tf l'e-
elododtl> .... -.,.,.. t::'!:' Ill -Mal, lltould,.... u •• m elodloo day md O'lf!f'/ daJ
for -.. ,..,., .. -..... -· ...... Mod""'"""~---... aanjmtAmerlca ... a ~ A 1dal • . . 1 well .-.CS
A-a ..... ~ha..... -
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tlll -lnalle .. r 1 'td by NboD Ozll:stllllow..,.. ......... .
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;: J 0 Ir I pe:llllc .-1151 at the -·-· ·--· .... Iha ,..n. mEll .. .WU llrtd.
Veteran Act.or
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the Pmldent foraook •ltendlnr llmday
church aervictt In Sin Clemente for a
qultt morning In his olfi« -work !hat
began at 7 a.m.
Tbe President met wllh his chief 1oreJcn policy advtaer Dr. Henry Klis-
Inger Ind allo wllh his domelttc allaln
lide Johll Ebrfldunan.
IJurtnr tbe day Mn. Niioo left tbe .
compound for a bolpl&al dodicatJm Jn
Los Angeles
tr * * Tired McGovern
On Last Sweep
Across Country
PIULADELPHIA (AP) -l!en. <l«qe
S. McGovem. his eyeo ~ wtlh fltJcue,
ruJhod through ... lut ....... -tbe
Oii.ioo today belo"' laying hll i_,_
quest to "Bring Ameria Home" 111 !be
hands of !he electorate.
Flying from New Yori: -dee ~ Queen u. Mca-. arrt...S Ill
PbilMelpbla at almolt tbe ame ...._.
u Vice l'relldeol Spiro T. AcMw. 1111
though their Iii-rolled to a ..,
wtlhln. 50 Jardl of one another. tbe two
did noc exclwei• sreeUnp.
Then, tbe Democr1tk pr 1 11111111
nominee WU driven Lo I down&oft ,..,
when the c:nnrd jammed an 1-•tlCllS
for _.. lhao a half blocll in all dinlo-
tlonl.
'"TotlbiW," aJd McGonm. .,..
wm dedde America'• courae for the Mil
,_ ,.... Ind prollably for Ule rwl "
CU' Uva.
.. , bellne .. -t ""' --
ba .. a pr..ideni ..... will -11111
oat.loo to a lticl:s -· aod e.t' S the American promtae.
"I bellne." addad ~ "ft wtll
prl'YIU."
And tben, quotJoc llalale. llcGcmnt ..
toned' "'T!eoy !hat nil upoa Ule Loni
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BURTON-ON-TRENT, England (UPI)
-When Lynette Wbetton went 1hopptng
Saturday, she did what most mothers do
in Englana. She left her baby ln its car.
riage outside a_.1tore rather lhan wheel i\
through the crowd> Inside.
Mrs. Wbetton emerged from the store
10 minutes later to find l5-week-<1ld
Cathy gone. The carriage was found
abandoned several., blocb away.
Ol.th, came home Sunday.
Sile wu found unhanned 25 miles from
Burton-oh-Trert. the town tn the Enill!h
Midland! where si.e was abducted. Pollce
detalned a 17·~ar-old glrl in connection
wilh the kidnaping.
Cathy wu one or 51 babies abducted ln
Enaland tn the past five years after their mollien left lhem unattended wlllde
ltora whUe they shopped lnside.
Most E.1glish mums sWI think nothing
of leaving their babies alone in busy
shopping centers playing contentedly "Or
CTYina lustily ln that symbol of placid
8rtta.h parenthood: the perambulator.
Puked in row after row in their shin_y
-pramo -u baby carrlqes are call-ed la Eqland -with thtir mothlrl
nowhere ln sight, the blblet attract little
aumtion 1n a trustin& land where Vlc--
tortan memories or a nanny may breed a
sense of security in a vioh;nt world.
IJPI,.........
For Blind 1' oters
• B•ker B!re1!'!f .
.. w eu1'· , ~nlw.r~~
By ~1 ~nt¥'rv00r
Supervi3or Do • I.: J{..:.£:~ Bal<er added, lo a humedly called
Qdw, ID whe~' • • pms cottf-thla rnornlOf, '"l'bo -
prei:edented actlODj IDdlf -W'fid '!'Int pie of the· Finl District are Jieytnc !OUT Dillrlet vottts to elocl,Wlllllin Wenb..to the counl)' bo::d~, . ' years of ~emm«>ta! 1ervic, llltl tbey
Wenk• •-lnlurnlleut ~'J!al-are ~ to 1moW whell ~ ore
11o, also of Gardin OroYI; who 11-.-~.:....... ... ~.....:.~~ he ::.._~~ • lflCODCf tenn.. I ) ~I ,, ,,., .. ~-'-mww~KM ...
Baker clwlO.: that ~llfn . h, a s a calculated risk In endonfng Wenke
"denionstrated. lltUe ·r.terest ID the.-. said be wu Willing to because "the ooun-
ty or 111 problel!ls. 'tQ 111y ~ll>e ty needs a return to good (<>Vermneot
hat not met with 1 ~ boocl, llOr With leSI ..,,Pbufl DD Po 11 t I c a I
baft anJ ot bill .-~· . . · · · preuures. 0
The SOconcl Dlltrid ..,_,..i.or llllw ID Baler aald Battla had not -la ltls c
ltls iJ>\rd}<;'ID_ ob tbe b&otd lald tliil J11t· !Baker'•) office "since I relUaed to
tln'IJ ~ 11are bued cm the ad¥tee oomlnate hlm for chairman some twO
of ltls BbJdow ~ablnet and oti poll!~ e1· Y.•A1'9· ago."
pediency rather .th@ on <-lbe pir\ICt/lar ·He added , "There Is • despeta'te need
mertll or gf"'1 probltnlo.'.'. · • fr. aorneono on the Board of SupervillOrl
Baker .•Id thlt to bll,~Jedie"no from the First lllltrict·who bu 1 atnare
mornh¢b1 the ~,l>U' .... -commitment and who will do-hll an ·OC>Di>rfl!nt of ar lncllnb111.' · Ume and effort• tp .retoluUon. of many
"lltit II Is time !ot,.lo ..... to·-k MrtOlll PIObieml which cDD!ronl lhe ~
wt -of the lllUM · ed· theT.;Gj,. pie of Oronge County. Tberllore I. .,,.
"'!ueOOes which I -most import· do1'0 Willialll Wenke .. Fir.II Dlatrict ant to tbe county." '. ·, Supervisor."
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COUNTY v6tl!RS .. .
Diedrich led Phillips by 10,000 votes in southeastern inland areas. It is tbe only
Cathy's fa ther. Kenneth. 32. thought
there was nothing unusual about the
practice.
"l have l:!fl the pH.ID out.aide that store
myself and a lot of people do the aame,"
he said. '"ll1ough you bur of thll 0011 of
thing happening, you never dream it
W1Juld happen to your own child."
Secret ballots can now be cast by blind voters. us·
ing an electronic reading aid, the "Optacon." de-
veloped by engineer& aL Stanford. Loren Schoof.
Stanford research associate,
practice session with device.
g e t s a pre-election the June Primary election. Congressional district wholly wi~ the
The same kind of money spending is county wider the new realignment.
taking p:acc in the attempt to keep one-Hinehaw's _opponent; Newport. Beach attorney John W. Black faces a registra~ term Supervisor Battin in office. His op-tioo deficit of 5.1,0llO. The totals are.GOP
ponent, Santa Ana attorney William 135 411 to llltlflll illmQerallC.
' Cathy's 23-}'NN!d mother laid: "II'!
been lite a bld dream. It stW doesn't
seem real. l'U .DeYW leave her alone
again."
He's a 'Tail-end' Man . .
Wenke, bas waged a strong campaign CoNGIUISll -•. 4iiitl. D ! 1 t r I e I 1
and led Battin by ahnost 4,000 vote& in Republican State Senator M l!ur;eoer
the primary. of La Mesa flu:u !leJnocral_ llobert ·
Cathy came home afltt her parents
js.suecf a tearful television and radio ap-
peal to the Jcidnaper; "Ple.ue )tK. OUT
llltle Cathy come -·· She Is the anael of Ille hou9e. She ;neana the world to us."
Costa Mesa Draft;ee Describes Last Days in Vietnam
Registrar ol Voters David Hltcboock Lowe, Clzdilf ~ ocbool t...i.. Tbe
predicts a .-lumotll 111 fttm with~ distrlC! II 1arrW1 Iii Ila Dlllo-~
an all time 11111> 1a • ...-11t111 of 71i,OOO, but lncludel a..;. a,_.; LMUDa
Hitchcock tfunks;11>a1·1111 percent of the lleaCh and pin-la of Newport BeaclL
voters will turn oUt 1\tesday based on Registration is rriole than 2 to 1
past presidential year elections. Republlcan In the OOttllly ...,-t.·
lJt addition to the bot oupervltqrial CONG!li:SS -11th J!i,ltrlct: Veteran
Moot or the other lddnaped babtet,
1aken mainly by mentally disturbed
women and girls who wamed children ol
their own, were al80 recovered unhann·
ed. But aeveral an sun lhlaLg.
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By BOLGER JENSEN
LONG DINH, Vietnam -"I'm the tail
end. m111 -the tall end of being d...rted,
the tall end of being here and the tall end
ol go~g home. I'll believe it wben I &et
on the pllDe."
ct\;IUDL ...
Sgt. llltb lillgllt, a D-,..,-old draftee
Ir= Colll ,Mooo, nplalnod what ii felt
lilre tn ~ DDt ol tbe last i\b>ericln com· .. ba~Ril:r ....... .81. Olaln--r."I 'ID 'Yldiimn ·11nce
a ~loper-I pa-,'' he A~'tiil ' ...... DD lbeir arMI:.."""' · ' · · ·w......,tha wtn:of
rn -..... the caart today rerus-Lons · 'Nm7 .Bale ......
ed lo • llF-o-ID four -I ._. -. . ..
t:on eW, Incl~ one from Tennessee
which local school off'tcials argued went
too for In roqutrtns pre.awn to ofter·
dark lluslnc.
The court acted only a day belon the
~ election wltm ocbool busln.R
hat "bin I Clmpa!Cn to... In .... ral
llltfl 11111 WIO' left unraol•ed by
Cotter-tlooplto Prooidont ~·· policy .Of .~. buolni fo\' Tidal bilance. ·
The court gave DD ft:U(ln for a brief
onlef nlUIUlf to bur ID Oppel( of the
-1oard tar Nuti'111e ll1ll Dmdlott eo..i,, r-• .-1ert ·llllnlllnl a docllloo of tho Ith 11.S. arcu11 Couft-of
A....... llta.t . ,loheid the bullna: Piao oHtretJ l>J I ltcfiroJ dlolricl coilrf.
Children's Book
Week Events Slated
All branches of the Orange O>unty
Public Library syatem wiU ol:ieene
CbUdrtn11 Book Week with apectal events lneltldlntl a boolmwl< d'"iln conlell !or ~ lhrwgh ilxth graders.
The winning design will be used du1'lnff
Boot Wiik, Nov. ll-19. Entry blankl are
now a'"1lable throocb I p.m., Nov. a at
1n lftDcllol. Pr1ut include book• and 1
ll'fp to Dflneyland, Lion Country fllfarl
or Knot.ts Berry Fann.
OMN•I COAST ..
DAILY PILOT
..
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McGOVERN. • •
and not faint."
McGovern wu ailO to pay hl1
farewelll to Wichita, Kan., and Long
Beach airport en route to a midnllht
homecoming and 1 day of watUnc In lU..
natl'°' South Dakots.
Br11'1nf a brllk momtna: c U II ,
McGo•em began the dly with 1 abort
traffifflopping •troll down New Yort 's F1!th Avenue, one ann railed ln a wave
of £00dbye and the other extended to welf.wllben. ·
"Thanlt you," he rtpnled tlmt and
again. "God bless you."
It was neari, three dKada ago, when
the first D10ta queen "" ripped by
enemy fire over Europe. that young ptlot
McGovern told his crew: "Reswne your
1taUon1i we're gohie to brlnQ: th1' pllne
hor!Je."
And, on the eve of a more tWMlme
moment of truth, McGovern appean
gripped by the hope -perblpl .... tbe
corivicUoa -that he can do it qaln.
"W11t1 going to •ln.11 bt told an ln-
ttrvl1Wer before embarklna: on' hll coa1t-
to-coalt ftnalt. 11It II 1 kind of l'OIJUftC
lol•ther on the part of the Amertcon
public, a reallsoUon that there hu hetn
too mucb deception bolh here al home
Jhd now tven ln the luue or war 1od
peac1 Ii.Ml!.
"When people walk Into that polllna
place," he 1aid1 "Ibey are not 1olng to be
dictated to by Dr. Gallup or any other
polloter. Tboy .,. aoln& to think about
the war, they an lollti to think abotlt the
cost of living, they are going to think
aboul jobe, eboul tbt oeaJ.ect or our older
~ --'"·" he oald, .. ...,. relUClllll to tbllllt tho! their pnsl·
dent WIS pllyfng pollUco with the 1Aue
ol war. Now, IUddeftb' ••. that 11 btain--
ning to dawn on peoplt."
In llopa SllDdly 11 St. loul9, Molino,
TII., and New York, McQovern drew
lWlme or tbe loudest cheers of his ca m·
pal&n 81 be aceuled Pre1ktent Nixon of
playing "fut and loose" on tbll Vietntm
Issue.
"11'1 undtntandable," ht to Id
thouundl of supporlm In Brvoktyn,
'"lbat Mr. Nixon trlcltod ., lour yean aco IOto bellevln& ba bid 1 plan lo ond
the .. ,.
"1111111 1hert ltl1bOQ hm tontahl who
II oo foolilb u lo buy lllit llDe qabi!
'"Nol'" ytllld the Cl'OWd,
lJt 1 nalloowtde llleo--from New York. M"°°""' _...,. u
fl tht bf1 lft" the Ai!ifibilltftUan11 llalm
that 1 peaco oo11Jet¥111 II .,ar. _
"Ptect LI • DOt It hind/' ufd
MoGoYem. "n le"nol -1n 1111>!." •
McOovem wls )Olnod In the iirotidoMt
-and 111er .. t 1 raUy ln·tbe B!Otll -by ~-Tbamu, Lal~ttt, Clltt., wtiooi
.... ~ .... Ille ol 11 _...
IJlllll lo Vietnam Nov. I, jual .,. df1
"""· ~ to Hanoi, the Ulllletf Siii!" -IUpPoeed to ""' l _..... .. -L
A sraduate of Coata Mesa High School "A 1amet'' moaned McDonald, 201 Of ract1, eowtly milot markers will make Democn:tic C!l'2\Plbmer "JUcbard Hanna
and Orange eo..i College, Haight talk/!d San Jon, Clltl. "They lmow tbm'S these choice!: laces a relatlvofy Week GOP -nent
about what It felt like to have 1everal no•~i .... out bert but they make UI walk CONG~ -39th District. Tills John D. Ratterree of Santa Ana. The
monl•· to •o In Vie'"'--......,. heavily Republican area is expected to registration favors Ranna's no...+v 84,0llO
HI , .. 11 •of wMLW.n •• 0 h1 aroun<t'and play war. I hliven't teen a elect County AllellOl' Andre• J .. totil,OllOinthecountylDd~ib.ame 1 w e eight moo~, ana, ' 1ook la ftve months. Hinshaw as SU<Cessor to John Schml. ts, . la ~ndblrlcled section wbl<I> elleudl three bn>then, hll parenll 1 n d ••·-e.... .~ grandmother all Uve fn Colll Mell. "The other dly there wu 11111 ABC former Republican and now 1 -~ fnlo t .l.ot!fl Bu<u-La......,.. area of
He Mid be wu told be'~ bee borne telnillDD crow with ua. 'l'blrl wu this Ual <1ndldtle on the A 111 er IC an Loi AnlOleo "Cotmty, . ~ Independent Party 'llcket. . CONCiBl:SI --D 111 r I c II
thla mooth ~1 his orderl ve been Colin plllhlp cirdfnC o....-ir,q to . The 11th lnc!I~.· abOut, 1~1he-fotn'thl ol Republican Craig llOSDJer of 1.oo. ~.b
cblnfed and be11 bl illlYfDI fn Vlebwn. •'ft 11ti1 , _ __._ 11 --... ... us ,,,.. '""" ~ 11J .n....... 1 """"'• ~~d:iu:,;:,m:~ ·A'lln'Jo.·-~ ... -~ . xr::"'~ · : ~;'b(~ :..qop.w!Pr/P1iie,:~;;·;· /'
thl4" he Uld. A blue· lltd lllm Air ~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-·~~~~~~-·~~~· ·~·~· t• American helicopter IDtlllond ....-. •.. , 11Hey, 1_cl'flllaD bin( 1 aln.'t.neter IMID ~ .. ·• 11' ,1, ,,. .,.
" "
ooe before."
"I S-11'1 aomethJnc to tell my
gl'llldcblldren abotlt " lhruged Pie. CIH·
ford ErlcUon, 19, 0/ Camei'OD, Wll. "It'1
the lilly war ltory l'Ye 1ot. But I didn't
start Ulil damn war, and I aee no reuon
to llnllh Ii, JUI! u IGng u they let 1111
-home."
First Plltoon, C Company, 17th Inf ...
try, moved out at QUO boun Satun11y. It
1-.. .-!lb the Did war -Gl'o "'"thed In _..... and hendollen of gtumlnc brw cartrtdleo. But then
ftl't 110 Viii Ccq, ud Ibo grunts '1>!w it. ~
Fonda Charges
Lies by Nixon
In UCI Speech
By TOM PALMlll °' .. °""' ..........
President Nlxoo doesn't want the war
ended becauae afterward tbe American
JJ<OPI• wW !elm what reall1 ha= ltntfwll' IOIMlt JIM 1'ondl
Sunday lo 1 _., al UC lrvlnl to 111
audience ol. about 250.
Miss Fonda, speaking at a gathering
sponBOre.l by the Otange Cotmll' Vietnam
VelerllW .ADJllA lht WU.1 llld, "Thel'I
• bard t!Bi"8118), bllt .... true."
His reastlll wu, •,utd. that four acl-
ministratlol)I, includinl the Nlxon one,
have Uod to Iba llUbllo abotlt the moll..,
and conduct of tlie fllhtfna, and lhe tm-
pllod the "*'1-Pipert ...... onl1 the
Up Ill the -I'(·
'l'bl actaw e••''* boW a bee•• "polttlcallJ .,..,., I •u llootfna ill
IPICI u llarl>anlla (In the moY!o by
thatnll!IO)--pooplewn
hetlnnfnl to rtlltaa whel dollnicllDD -~ pllOe: 11 till aunt ol Amence."
She llld ... llld allonl -to "' Ulld by the -lndullrJ, and "1(111!1
from 11e II to IO M • -irllk faW.." 11111 Fonda tied lhla wllb the
fact th1t mlny ~_,.,,haft
had oporatlonll to !nUa Iha loot .-Ulte Woolem _,.,,
"It t1 tmportant," ft II.id. "\o maD
thil link to l'llilla Ibo ullat of Wbal Wt
have dool to the plOple of Vlolnam."
Sho clllrnad the Wit liaa rtlllr -loot, ..... _ .. .,.._., loath Vlalnaat
II ""'lrollad bJ the N-~
Front of the north -IYtD the ........
"rico bowl" of the Mekq Delll. .
"We mllll dofe1I the Nim>-~ TMta Ucbt • ,......,,., Miii
11id. But •-11~ toward
McOcmti> .W.4 oho ld6ad" lllat Nill!!!'
"mllll bl !aroed lo ll&n the nlllt1IOlii
ptlCI l&rttmtl'lt. ''
The -war II klonllcal to the llevol~ ..., !Otol!>l •In illll llnl!tll
Btates, oho said, 111t1 ·fM lloftb. '~
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Nrdnitnt, -.... the)' blft • ·--.~." -~ .
''nM Jolin Wayne ~ poltlloa
don, -llltJ -bul tilt . ...,. haftll~ ootWlncod the ~ GI It yet." ..
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Plllll!'nlh:s IWprlalng 'Ibo Cl'OWd ol Ill,~ Vlklnga " up for their tho , ~II to il\o rllht of tor1eL
S1e11en, 1 llfler 39 years of chuted d~ the flnll two ~la! agalnat the Detroit Their outomatlc rHctlon Is to ftusJ.r•t.ioil, are making a mioutea, ""lie want Rl.lbbVd," Lions 8 week btooe wttb a align lh1msttv1a more to the .~ bid for a division refel'{li!g _to Ookland ·ruJ!lllng loft, As a roaull{ llhot> oro
UU. f<illOwlng Ille~ 411-17 rout· back llarV J:lul>l/flnl, wlici bad methodical 1'1.C victo<y over lllced ~ tho rilht or puHed to
ol Cincinnati In the American publjcly ~ earlier Iba\ , the New Orleans Saints bebJnd tho left.
Coar.reoce'1 Central Division be and. bis ma!S -. "Goinl quarterback Fran Tarlceoton. flluatrotlon # 1 al)ows • typ!.
ol pie National Foot b 11! to kick ,.... rean.'' , Tarkenton lobbed two short cal ·•Ile• llOfilion. ~·.that J..eiiue Sunday Kansas Cl ... took ldv .... the clubshaft Pl un r the 'l'l>e -· toot " an,..o yardage touchdown pasaes and rl1ht orm and ovor t lt(t.
ha!!ume Jeed before
1 = ~-=·• '=.,. ~ running back Oscar Reed Thi• Jndlca,111 \1\11 tho playor's home 111111 wttb QUarteri>act ,.,... to Wendell llJyes (21 plcted up Pl yards Mhing, 82 upper body Is 1ll1ned· to the
Tmy Bradljlaw leadina the yards), Hoben WeSI (41 in !be first. ba!f· . loft. lnvarlallly the. clu~head
••Y with tine touchdown yards) and Podolak ( ~ 7 '1be Vlkingi, w11o-lrllled Wiii 1wl111 from outside to in.
-· including s co r Ing yarcis,) Detn>tt Ind Green Bay by one side th• lar11t line during im-
-of 28 and 34 yards to 11me in !be National Con-Poet. Thi1· 1>roduco1 shofa that
rookie Franco Harril. Hanis WASllJNGTON AT NEW fenmee Cieatral Division, were are weak, cl'.it to the right or
ruihed for 101 yards and a YOlll: JE'nl -~back backed up defensively by two pulled to the felt.
touchdown to belll the Steelers Bill Kilmer conoected on interceptlOIUI by Jeff WrJgbt When .properly 11i1ned, your
,,,,.;,,ct game that "'"""ced lollchdoWn pesaes covering 45, and a fumble _ recovery by club•haft shquld Pl" over the
230 1¢1• ~galnst ;:b.t"'ba11 'IV aDct ,8 -yards-as;-"!he Wally Bilgenberg. right arnf, arid under the lilt
been pro football'• toughest. Wiahlngton l,leasklns routed SAN FRANCIBCO AT (illustratiiln f,2). from this ad-
tetm •Jainst the run. the New ~ork: Jets, 35-17. GREEN BAY _ The Green dre$S position you may feel
VicWiJ' ~t Pltt..burgb in a In addition to Kilmer'1 of· a.,. 'Packers built a 2~7 lead · that you are aimed to the right. ~ame lead OYer CincinnaU. feoalv' .d~y the ~ behind John Brockington'• However you will swing your
Elsewhere in the NFL&... ceme up with throe in-t1ne·toochdowns tben beld clubheadsquarelyi~tothoback
day: torcepllona of Joe Nomath off' a furious comeback; led by of the· ball 1nd It will fly long
paslel to domina~ the issue. N. c....-t-• In 1 and straight. e. 0 , ••• __ -CllICAGO AT DETROIT -
Detn>tt L Io n s quarterba~t
Greg Landry guided ""° lint-
Kiimer" 70-yu.I pass play -ve ""'"'= 'pa.u g, or 8 ---
to Charley Taylor In !be sec-34-24 victory over San Fran-';==================: aod..,period put the Redskins cisco. LO~ SCORES! HIGH POWER! G•t plenty ol 1olfln11 help In Arnold
r:.~Oll~i ~~
lf..O, for the ninth win in. the
last 10 tries against eru?~· .
Chicago quarteri>act Bobby
llouglasa set a rushing reoo<d
wltb 52 yards giving blm 555
for the season, but it was Lan-
dry who provided !be winning
spark witb hb passes setting
up one-yard runs by Steve
OWens and himself.
On .top lor •ood at l'IO and 53 B~ ran wild but it Palmer's booklet. ''Tee 511011 end f1irw1y Woods," written ••· • ~ tooi. :..:&--ption b K ·· dusf\ltry·for reiders of tti1S cOlumn. A co,· y ll" ..._Uri"fOr 70< "iod '"~~,···1a··1er . !be . ·-~·~· • an "'~'~ Y en ,. ~ KUR:U Ellis 1 stamped, 1,1tf,1ddr1sted tnvek>pe 11nt to Arnold Pel mer, c/o be.Uooned to 11·10 as Chris and hJs 2 8 ·Yard ~is newspaper.
Hanbarger picked off a toucbdown return with Z3
Namath aerial and raced 41 seconds left to polish off the determined 49ers after Spur-
yards for 1 touchdown. rier's passing had closed the
Larry Brown sealed it In !he gap to 27-24 witb 4o18 to play. !bird period when be took a
Oare pass from Kilmer at the
Line of scrimmage and picked
hb way down !be left sideline
89.~ards for a touchdown.
DENYER AT NEW YORK
GIANTS -The New York
Giants scored after long
llUU'd1<(ll to throttle t b e
Denver 'Broncos, 29-17.
Winter Olympics?
V oter.s to Decide
Patriots,
B~timore
·Square Off
FOXBORO, Mast. (AP) -
'l:he Baltlmort CIQllJ and !be
New England Patriotl share
almtlar problems, the aame
fl'UllraUons and ldeoUcsl four-
gamo laoill& ~ heading
Into tbolr lll!lonaUY telavised
Natiooll l'oolball L e • I u 1
gaml! 'toni&IJl •t Scbaefir
Sladlum.
"For IJOme reaaon we're ln a
rut and can't seem to get aul
of it," veteran offenslve
Unem.10 Dan Sulllvan of the
Colli said, "We need IOlllO
Wini bedl ," ,
''Tile lb points of !be
game ate hurting us," the
Patriots' Halvor llJgen said. °" rv·r-19111t ' Cu•MI 7 at •
"'M!e offense isn't scoring and
the defense ts giving up points.
Jim P.hmtett's -.,. a
half foot away from belng
touchdowns. Carl Garrett is
one step away fron brtaklng a
big run. Tbe defense stop.! a
guy at !be line aod he breaks
a tackle'."
"' The Colts, smarting from a
l~ record , stUI are trying to
provide John Sandusky his
first victory as a head coach.
Sandusky was promoted from
assistant coach wbeo Don
McCafferty was fired last
month.
"We felt bad for Mac, but at
the same time we've got a job
to do and we're pulling
together behind J o h n , • '
, II was !be first shutout by
Detroit .me. the final game of
thel970season.
OAKLAND AT KAN!WI CI-
TY -kansu City's Oliefs
continued 1l>eir comebact by
climbiog a ¥1f game In front
of the Oitk!ahd Raiders in the
American Conference's·-WMt
Division wllh a 27-14 triumph.
l\IIAMI AT BUFFALO -
'lbe; Miami Dolphins conUnue
as. the only undefeated team Jn
pro fool!!lll after an uay l(HI
conquest of !be Buffalo Bills.
1be Giants marched 92, 80
and 65 yards for three ol· their
touchdowns a n d 240 • pound
linebacker Jim F i-1 e s in-
tercepted a <llarley Johnson
pa.u and loped 'SI yards to
score.
DENVER (AP) -The ma· -convince the IOC th a t Sullivan aaid. "We've just been making all tlnds of silly jor coocerO for many Colorado Colorado was the place for the mistakes. We're not executing
f'e#lld~ts voting in T.uesday's 1976 Winter, Olympics. the way we should on either
~ection is not whether George By the autwnn of 1971, affense or defen~. We've had
McGovern or Richard Nlxon Is other groups around the state our share of injuries, but lt'a
inaugurated as president of had begun to question the more than that. We really
the United States in January Denver 0 r g an I zing Com-do1.,.~'l know what the problem
Quarterback Len Dawson
and running back Ed Podo1ak
sparked the victory as Dawson
tossed three todchdown passes
and Podolak rolled for 115
yards.
Mercury Morris sooted two
touchdowns • and placekick.er
Garo Yepremlan provtqed U
points· witb three fleld goals
and three conversions.
Morris carried 11 times for
106. yards and scored from 22
and five yards out.
·NEW ORLEANS AT MIN-
NESOTA -The Minnesota
Johnson was intercepted
three times and was benched
by rookie coach John Ra1ston.
New Y o r k quarterback
Nonn Snead hit 12 of 24
paMeS, good for most, but oll
his 66 percent average.
' mlttee's (DOC) planning and 1973 but whether the Winter expense figures as well as the In hls first major move,
Olymics are held in the a p pa r e n t I y hapha!ard Sandusky promoted former
Colorado Rockies in February, organization of the committee Col umbia star Marty Domres
1971, illeU. to !be starting quarterback.
Sports in Brief
HOUSTON AT CLEVE-
LAND -Le r o y Kelly's
two touchdown nms and a pair
of Don Cockroft fleld goals
lifted the Cleveland Browns to
a ~ triumph over Houston
Sunday.
"I'm fairly ·optimistic that
we may win with even -a
substantially large margin,"
says Henry Kimbrough, ex-
ecutive director of ~loradans
for the 1976 Olympics .
Kimbrough was speak Ing
about proposed Amendmeot 8
on the Colorado election ballot
-the proposition that would
CCF was formed in early Alllime great Johnny Unitu, a
1972 by a group of eight or 10 •year-old veteran wltb a hef.
young people, mosUy in their ty salary, now rides the bench
20's, who had gotten together as a backup man.
and decided !be Olympics The Patriots, wbo upoet
would not be beneficial to the Atlanta and Wuhlngloa before
average Colorado resident, going into their f~me
, M)ss Lunds~m said. tall.spin, are sticking with .S:qpw~~ ,Tossing
Melee Injures 15
Cockroft's field goal! of 19
and n yards and a miserly
defense played vital roles In
!be victory that kept !be
Browns one game behind
Pitllburgh In Ille AFC Central
Dlvlslon,
Cleveland's defensive high
point came In !be nrst period
wben It held Houston back
Fred Willis short of the goal
from ij)e two-Inch Une.
"We all liked Colorado and Pturitelt allhough !he former
wanted to conthtue living here Heiman Trophy wlnner from
but we were concerned that Stanford is having all k1ndl of
unoontrolled growth was going trouble alter a spectacular
cut off f~ _state funds for lQ ov.errun the state," said_ rookie .!euon In 1971.
the Olympics lill<I would prob-Dwight Filley, 28, a sociology Plunkett, wbo has thrown U
ably curtail federal support ' graduate of the Universitv of lnlerceptlona a n d ranks last as~~· h d hia Colorado. Filley is the afflce among American Conference
BOULDER, Colo. -Filteen
persons were injured and 31
arrested Salunlay as· the
result of a snowball throwing
Incident during the third
quarter of !be Nebruka-
Colorado football game here,
police said.
Most of those injured suf.
fered minor cul! or" brulles
and were treated and released
from lacal hospitals, police
said. I
Of the 'SI arrests, 34 ...,.
for missile throwing, two far
interfering with police and one
for aggravated assault, John
Towle, chief of the Unlvenlty
of Cokndo campus pollce
departnlent, said.
All those arrested were later
released on personal
recogolzance of bonds, Towle
said. He said most of those ar.
rested and many of the in-
jured were University of
Colorado students.
There was no immediate in-
dication of what started t be
fans throwing the soowballs.
Earlier at halftime.
memberS 'of the University of
Nebraska band were pelttd
wltb soowballs !brown from
the stands, but police said no
injm'ie! or arrests resulted.
AutboriUes said !be · t w o
snowball tbroWlng lncldellll
were not connected.
~
PARIS -Wbnbledon cbam-
r.lon Stan SU>ith avqed two
ooses to Andres Glmeno this
year wt\111 H, &-I, 1-6 ""'°'1
over the •eteran Spanlard
• SUnday 1n the r11111 "' the French Indoor Open tennis
champinNhlp.
~ NEW YORK -Damage delcribe4 as sabotage ~· 1 pro footboll
bfa ~J;su;".~
alnad1 bit bJ I alrlte ol 1,mO __ ... _llld
·"1::".!:t-aald .....
,llllod ,.._ cul -II
New Yark's Shea stadium,
cutting off a;heduled coverag~
of a game between the
WashlngtM Redstina and !be
New York Jets. 'Ibe network
canied the Otlc.ago Bear1-
Detroit Lions game instead.
roug an group, manager at CCF headquarters passers, was benched for the
c o ~ P o S e d mostly of in. a rented house on the edge first time id his footbaJJ career
ST. LOUIS AT PllJL.
ADELPIIlA -Two frus--
trated team!, t h e St. 1.ou1s
Cardinals and !be Philadelphia
Ea&les, wound up in a 6-t
slalemate.
bus~nessmen, are running ~ of downtown Denver. In the third perioc: of a loss to
m&JOl' elf~ towards teepmg During January, CCF col· the New York Jell last wrek.
the games m the state. Klm-lected more than 2 s , o o o He was replaced by former
brougb said the group bas a signatures on petitions ukJng Yale star Briln' ~ling.
budget of afOUJ)d $150,000. the IOC to remove tbe Garnes "Everybody ls tight, no
~
STOCKHOLM -Am!ricans
Frank Froebling, Jim
McMarius and Tom Leonard
scored first.round victories
Sunday In !be '83 ,500
StOckbolm Open Grand Prix
tennis tournament.
Phi ladelphla 's·Tom
l>empaey missed a · 45-yu.I
n&t goal attempt with 4:08
remaining. Then St. Lou!• took
over and marched to t h e
Philadelphia 20 only to aee
Jim Bakken miss a 27·yard at-
tempt.
Citizens for Co Io rad o 's from Co Jo rad o. Miu question about that, and Jlrn ~ture (CCF), the organfza. Lundstrom said. Is tight particularly," aakl
lion that has become the focal Along with collecting the veteran center Jon Morri.s,
point for opposition to ~be signatures. CCF also raised who hopes to play against
Olympics, bas an advertising enough money to send a three Baltimore despite two twtsted ~et of les.s than $2,000. ac· man delegation to Sapporo to Di.I
con:hng ~ Meg Lundstrom, 24. present the IOC with the petJ. _•_es_. -------
a CCF director. Lions.
The veteran Froebling
outlasted Bo Holmstrom of
Sw«len 7-6, U , &-2. McManus
had no trouble elimlnatint' ex·
J>eJi.enced Onn,y Panm of1iew
Zealand S-1, 6-1, while Leonard
trlmmed another veteran, Bob
Maud of South Africa, &-3, M .
1be two bad done the only
!JCOring of the day. with Bak-
ken hit.µng prtvious attempts
from Dine and 32 yards.
Dempsey's w«e from the 11
and 30.
Pro Cage, Hockey
"Although we've not been
able to alford a slick media
campaign ,'' aaid Miss
Lundstrom. "we feel that the
wort of our many door-tcMloor
voluntet.rs throughout t h e
state will be able to overcome
the media blltz ol Coloradans
for the '7' Olymplc.s."
The referendum on state
funding for the games Is
without precedent in the
history of the made r n
Olympics. Since 18911 when the
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Japan's Economy Car Emphasizes 'lmernational Look'
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By CARL CARSTENSEN
Of .. DeJtr ,..... .,,..
A new lut.ury line or cars
has been added to Datsun for
im and wUI be offered as
twt><loor hardtops , four-door
sedam:, and ftve-door station
wagons.
Called the 610, tn Datsun's
j'top of the line" class now
and seems to be aimed at the
segment of the U.S. market
that demands increased lux· ...
ury while not sacrificing
economy. Nissan Motors will
continue to offes its popular
Datsun 510 two-door, 1200
Coupe and Sedan, Datsun 240-
Z. and pickup truck.
THE APPEARANCE of the
new 610 shows a sporty flair
with the long nose.short deck
styling and the curved body
lines of the two-door exemplify
it's international look. Lattice-
work front grille and high rear
deck co m:iliment the overall
style.
NEW 1973 DATSUN ... "Top of the line" 610 hardtop COUPe la new ottering
from Nissan Motors. Also available as sedan and station wagon.
1be in terior features e wood
grained accented imtrument
panel with complete line of
reces.sed quick reading in·
/struments i nclu ding spe-
edometer, odometer, trlp-
menter, water temperature
and fuel gauges.
completing the package is a
woodgrain three-spoke ste-
ering wtieel on the hardtop or
sporty two-<troke padded
wheel on the other models.
UP FRONT are reclining
bucket seat!:, standard on all
models, which are spring load·
ed to flip .. p out of the way
automatically for acceSJ to the
rear bench se.Jt on the hardtop
model. All seat:: are deep
foam padded and uphoilltered
iD vinyl.
Sound Barrier
Study Okayed
C.pffol News Service
LOS ANGELEV -k model
simulation study to evaluate
scientmcally the effectivenes.s
of a sou.id barrier ln rtductng
the noille Impact on resident&
along the oorth llde of Los
Angeles lllternatiooal Airport
bu beeu •Pl"OVed by the Los
Angeles Board of Airport
Commissioners.
It awarded a contract to
C a m b r i d g e CollaboraUve,
acoustical consultants, for the
project.
Other standard I n t e r i o r
features include: padded sun
visors, large g I o v e com-
partment, door-to-door
carpeting, interior light group,
ash tray and clgarttte lighter,
heater and defroster, and
noor mounted console.
IN ADDMON the Datsun
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disc brakes, and lully·io-
dependent suspension. Under
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cu. Jn.) singJe overhead
camshaft four.cylinder engine
which develops 105 hp at 6000
rpm. A new engine mounting
and vibration control system,
coupled with solid unit body
construction, reduces noise
level.
Power is transmitted
llu'ough an all synchromesh
four-speed transmission wlth
floor-shift, standard on all
modell, or optional Nissan
th ree -s peed automatic
transmlulon.
A feature of the new Datsun
6J.O five-door station wagon iJ
its carrying capacity. Flip
down the .rear bench seat,
Gpen the UJHWinging rear
door, and approximately 60 cu.
ft. of cerao area 11 available.
To handle tbO 1ncreued car-
rying capacity, Dallun bu
provided the new 610 Station
Wagon with a heavy-duty soUd
rear axle assembly with im-
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Nov. 8th
ueap11a1 Contenation Throueh Excllanstne Mlnlmlltna Taxes"
IActuror -Bruce HO'ftJ
"Tallom, Your '73 ln•tllmenl"
Lecturer -Randy l!cCanti•
TICICITS AVAfU.ILI AT nil DOOlt
IACH SISSION MEITS 7il0 • 9:30 P.M.
GOLDIN WIST COLLEGI
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features front diM? and rear
drum brakes with Datsun's
new Master·Yac and Tandem
Money's Worth
Keystone's
New Bank
In Newport
Tbe Airport C.Oter ofllce of
Keystone Savlnp and Loan
Allocla!lon bu -openod by Ronald W. Ca1per1 ,
Keystone'• chairman of the
boon!.
Featuring authentic Mex-
ican dell.In cruted by
architects Burke, Kober,
Nlcola!J ond Arcbuleto, the
tWHtory, 11,000 -foot building Wtll conalnJcted ii I
-of llOQ,000. E mkay
Development C<lmpa11y o r
Newport Buch -Ibo ftDU'al contractor. ~
AcconllaS to OWi• '· Jlol. tomle7, pr"1do!lt ol ~.
the .... buUdinl will """ Mtxfcon-n Ult. beo'1
wood belmo, ,..P plullr, I
nrepl..,. ond I or n II u·r1
brought from Mellco, crootlnl
• 1'1t!D, ftlendly ,~.
Tho ftnt n-of tho -llory ....._... lltnlCtllrt
w!ll bt Ot<upied by K.,.u.ne
w!lll -of the -.... ,
-to -Tllo bulltl-lnl'• fldlltleo w1U bt ••ail-
Ible to -11111 oommunlty graupa.
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;·Slow DoWt1 Stock~·
NEW YORK (AP) -The slo<k .market turned
In a lack·lwtor perfonnaru;e llonday, after a airing
of advaoces last week. Pre!elec\ion jiUe,a were part· ,. lY le> blame, brours said.. .
Analysis noted lbe same favorable faclora that
let to last week'• rally stjll exlst¢ but said there ~ad been no ·new devllQPmenta 4 partlculady 6',
• Carding Vietnam -fo IUJtain a large· advance.
Among Ille positive economic lndlcatori wu
~ that total employment lncreaseil laat month
although unemployment continued at Its 5.5 percent
plateau. The auto lndwttj' reported new-car sales climbed 1.7 percent ID October 1o·, record 1.1 n\Ji.
!Ion dom~ and aod !qreign units. · ·
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TONIGHT'S
'TV IDGHLIGHTS
ABC' D 6:00-Pro. Football. The Bal\imore Colts
take on the New England Patriots tomght.
KHJ fJ 7:30-"The Gazebo." Murder and mirth
abound in thls 1960 comedy with Glenn Ford, Deb-
bie Reynolds and Carl Reiner. W
NBC O 8:00 -Laugh-In . Don Rickles heads the
Ji.st of gue sts tonight as a faith healer and a bag~
pants comic. Also along for the ride are Martm
Milner and Kent McCord of Adam-12.
KCET fD 8:00 -"Awake'and Sing." Walter Mat-
thau beads the cast of this new production of C~if
fonl Od~ts· 1935 Broadway drama about a JewtSh
family du~ing the Depression.
CBS B 9:00 -Here's Lucy. Jim Bailey performs
his Phvllis Diller impres~ion when the real Phylhs
is unable to appear in Lucv's show. Los Angeles
Mayor Sam Yorty al so guests.
TV DAILY LOG
Monday
Evening
NOVEMBER 6
'"'80 l!§!Il!IJ .... 8 h ltde1111 "Tho Guilly''
0 (])@ fD MondiJ Ntitrt Pn
Footbalt Baltimor• Colts YS. New
En111nc1 P1trlots.
0 Wild Vlikl Wat
ID TlM Flinbto111S
ID Co111r l'Jlt USMC
(lj) ~n1scol1nd11
fJ) Ml ou:ce En1morldt
ft) Hodppodg1 Lod&I
5 Ml)'berl'J RFD
(E) Action 'ih11ter m Thrtt Stoo1H
5:30 (I) cas PMn
@'! Mel'I Griffin Show m MdJ Griffith
m ci111pll'• 111n11
(ijl .:AC Co11t11 Credit C.lllM
Elf) MRili1 Tlllnp llw "H1ntint
P11nts" m• ... c. .... sa..
QtC1911Acm m l'ncn• ,..,., m n.t 42,,. m""""""' i:oo ao m-a _, ttl !%'<) -·-
'""' l.C." (Kl·li) "6J-a1q111J
We1dl, .IGhn Rkh1rdsoll.
()) Wlklllt1 Tlllatn a wur • .., UM? mr""""' m I lh11m ti Jt111nlt
(IJl All Abtvt TY
tE r,., Dllbllll• m WM•t. K111t ... ca., ''W1d1·
ln1 lh1 Cl*1 Ind M1kln1 O 'Pitch "''" ID n a.., n... em .. M11Jtt
iI) Nodle de G1l1
ail Nllftll EE Mvwie: (2hl') "The CerR b
Green" (dra) '45-Betle Divis,
John Dall.
&:10 m Mtf'I Criffin Show
1:55 O Political Anno11ncarafflt
9:00 11 CU Hfft's Ucy
o m•oc """" "'"'' ttl (2hr) "'M•tk Carpri" (com) '71-
Susan Slint .llmtS, Robut Pratt.
O fot'llll Boxin1
(!) flit Advtritum
0 JOHN SCHMITZ * Presidentia l Candidate
AMER. INDEP. PARTY
You Do Have a Choice!
0 (I) m l'tlitiul AnllOllnctment
®) ''Ten Them Wlllit Boy Is Ht••"
(dr&) '69--Robert Redford, Kath·
arine Ross.
6) Ttlelun
Ei) U1 Ytl'IM hr1 Rardlr
Qt Tiit Yiraiabn
lli)Omu
9:30 B (i) Doris D1J SMw Doris ma·
qll!rades as 1n Ktldent ¥ictl111
1nd th111 as 1 nul'M In 1n attempt
to ret tleBelf into 1 llospit.ll k1nJ
1nou1h to lnterritw 1 notorious
11f'e-mcller Who Is conftllld thn. iil"'"--8 rn m Mtical ..... Kt...t om-llll-..
9:45 fl) Sa Co111tdia FMritl
10:00 II Cl) hlltical P111T111 "McGcw-
trA" em• ...
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'Meet tl,;e Pr~ss'-~5.:.Y~a,rs .o~ X~y ·
By JAY SBARBt.rITf . '. the Prete'• programs since ~1t .I ~~--•1°"8:
. ForltY'• 1~: w ll b . "'>' br~ f!llllrl;-:-· '• 1 •
NEW YORK (AP)-~ Twen-...re 11>on l,s!I0 1d<llnl' pubUc Spi.U -"' )le -·'
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ty.flve years ago.to4ay ''Meet n,ri put ln'the bOt ... 1 lo 't!i11e•thll1te1evlllon,m!SJI~
the PrelS" wtnt oo ltltvlsloo answer ·q~ .,..ed ·by-dli.,.. the'lmage ·ho'~.
amid the ml!glYinga d its pro-!lPlvak and otlitr reportm. ·the raijlo audlent:e hoil..il.·tbi>
ducer and t<IUlar . panelist, · ,,.,. &l!08la 'have .ranged iuests aOlil reporters on "Meet
Lawrence E Spivak. He didn't from Robert Frost to the the.Preas:"('• ,. • !. rvrma· IMUftn'
think it would work out.. • President o! Togo. but the ma-He aald. be !ell "·ii might.be . rJU · lltlKll I
The guest wE.r:Ja fL jority ~~m'l::t -~"'\":l: a ml•take to'gollr0i11 radio lo ,..., ___ ,_. ~--'· Farley, the former ster political ~~'.. . . ~., .1..... teltvlsJoo. '*"!lot lit radii> 1• general and na ~ names ~,_!' _ _._~~" llslener .~l·Jlll own bil-
of the Democnlil' pony. He Goldwater, ~· Hum-aglnatlon loJJie ·SOO., wliile.an"
survived the show. So did pbrey. DeWq. televlalon • well; 'lhere yQU
Spivak. And "Meet the were. • . ·,..~.
Pre>s," born on radio two ~ TBZ--bepo, 11 "But the -t.r "811' the years; earlier I went ~ . to WU done it-the NBC station rm show t retiized· how
become a Sunday institution inNewYortaDdwuseenOo-wron& l .W-. ~a{>d that
on NBC television. ly in the New Yort ~· The televisk>n added a vet'Yt very
There have been l,1Jeet NBC television network as we important 4UPemloD to the
program." ., .
Pacific Tlleater Plans ~s':~ ~ 'i°:e:~=
hasn't c.hanged much in 25 · ' Li' • d years. It st111':~nsi!ts of a 'Spoon River at o mod~~f~~ ":!i1~!'"~~~
· The Pacific Group Theater
will make its public debut on
the Orange Coast this month
with two performances of
productic.'l bJ PGT's internal
company, the Studio 'Ibeater,
compri!ed of greduates in Ibo
theater's acting e 1 e c t r I c 11.
COW'S•· "The People of Spoon River,'' ':Thi! adaptation is ideal as a
a newly adapted version of .. first effort for the ·advanced
Edgar Lee Masters' "Spoon graduates b e c a u s e it
River Anthology." challenges each actor to
journalists. The-panel is ex-
panded on specitq occasions.
Spivak deolines·to say which
have been 111" ~'and worst
of his 1,500-plus gUests~ It
would be a bard C:tilice, con-
sidering the r8Jlge. · .
Last Oct. 22, a re;orter on
ABC's "Lssues aod ' Amwers"
put to Sen. George McGovern
a question be said 1i8d been
suggested by a Wbite\llouse ol-.
J ' ficlal. McGovern annrered tt
only ofter be -..nci ho could pose .a q~i\11,bl Pnsl,
dent Nlmt after~ Have ill!)' sinilliv
questklna··been -seat to .. ~
the Pres,,"? :
•• ,,., While -hair-.
·and I don1 tlllnli1.~ would.·
try anything like "'"'·" Spivak
said. '"And at lbia stage of~
game, I think -le know out
repu.taUoti well ~ not to
do anything like thaJ."
WHAT WOULD be do ii it
happened?
"We simply "'""1d reluse to
acctpt the thing,'' he said. «•u
they (White -olflclals)
called and said 'we're going to
suggest some· questJons ~
you,' we'd 31,-y .. no thanks, we
don't want an,;_ · . ..
"We'll do our. ovm work. We
don't want any suggested
questions." The production, under the develop a v a r l e t Y of
direction and musical characters ,'' Kimber
supervision of I r v i n E. remarked. "Also, there are no
Kimber, will be staged Friday stars or featured players in
and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18, "Spoon ,Uver." It's truly an
in the Lido Isle Clubhouse, 701 ensemble production." .
Via Lido Soud, Newport Ticket· uifonnatlon and
Beach. CUrtain time is 8 reservations for "The People
o'clock. of Spooo. River't may be ob-ELECTIOM SPEtlAL !
Featured in the "'Spoon tained by calling, PGT at 838-
R i v e r" pnsentaUon,' in 3455 or by writing the theater
alphabetical order, will be grollp at'P. U. Box 501, Tustin
Hilda Allen, Frank Ballotta,. '='=-==· ==· =· :=;:====:::; Elaine Barnard, Donna Bruce, Ir
Sharyn Case, B i I ·I Cullen,
Richard Dow, Gino Gaudio,
Gloria Maddoc k , Val
Mailander, Thom Roman and
Diane Traynor. CUllen, Gaudio
and Miss Case will dougle as
singers, along w;ith Shellia
Carnett and Michael Gallup. .
"Spoon River" is the first
One Week · Only
JOE COCKER ........... ._
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lobtlt.I Pffplo.
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NATIONAL GENERAL
TH~AY.R~S
(-~ .. ~SSiil.&~·1,~ '
\. Wood)' AllM't I
"ivnnHING YOU I
ALWAYS WANTED TO
KNOW AIOUT srr ...
. SENATOR .
GEORGE ·~:McGOVERM .
LAYS IT .
ON · THE L·~E !
' Tonight,. :·•·9 p.m.
KNBCi Channel 4 ...
l:xiti.tt" 1:11111•-t Now Ht .... .,, ... IN h
WlftMr " ,I Ac" ... "'Y Aw1rft "ltlDDL•I 0111 THI KOOi'" ---.. STADIUM I .. __. ·•'I • . -
-a-' (CJ ....,,.. .. G)lw.llf P\mm
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O Otpartrntnt S '1he Ghost ol
Miry Burnham" One ol Britain's
most b1iUiant economists Is h1unt·
td by !he M111ost" of his lllUf•
de1ecl wif1 in a vicious pklt to
CIUM his mtl'll.11 breakdown bf.
fort bt Is to netlYI 111 lmportlnt
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B CHEVROLET INVITES * YOU TO SIT DOWN
AND SEE "STAND UP
AND CHEER" II )1111111)' M1111'• SUN Up 114
"'"1 Andy Griffith psts.
0 T1!t Ntw P'rltt 11 ltipt
(I) TN Plf'tllt '-M
O It's the wrong body!! * Glenn Ford and Debbie
Reynolds star! G Mlllo1 $ Movlt: (211r) "TIM
C1ltbo" (com) '6G---Gl1nn FOfd,
Debbi• R1J110ld1, Carl Rtln1r.
9Wlld k111 ... CD n.t Cht ........
(lj) 111 .. S,.tlllM OJ ......... fll Tt'I CM Q•..,.
cr;)fteAMllt11m
ml ~VlldaS,... fli 1'I A!Wa .. f11111,
1r1 Ch1rUon Hesloft, -tlnited Stltn
M1f1111I G1)'1ord tampbe11, Pollet
Chief Eel Davis Ind Cft}' Attorney
Rorer Amtberth. m 1111 Cosby Slltw
(Jj) How DI ftur Qlldrt1 Cm!
E1'J (ltction [W $ptelal
g) Llldl S..brl
EI!) V1rltdld m sPMU 1:11111t1re m l!ln&dom ol tlle S.1
10:30 1J (I) '-lltical Pfllfl• "f'llJon"
0 T11k Bid ® W1ntlcl Dud tr AIM!
Ci) Trvt Adftlltuni
l 1) llhlnd tlll UHi IHI"'"'' !Cl........, r.-., £D 4Z Pia
{B OUtdooJ-Sptl1Hl1n
ll:OO SOOIDll!E!l-
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@ Mlrs!ltl DlllH O MoM: (C) "l\t 111 Caable'"
(c.om) '61-Stepl\tn Boyd, Jullttto
Greco. &:m 8 (j) ,....... "Milli11n"' H1r· ID Trvttl tr CtnM1111•nctt
ry Mor&an auesll II Mltli11n. I ID Mfti1: "I Cfttr tM Wat" (lft}
flltMber of 1 posse hunlln1 bin' '37-lohn W1,ne, Don B11tlay.
rdltet' 11111 111urdtftf Jkl Mor· (]]J O.CU.1 '7Z-As lho Vottn Sit
cross (Jo.11ph Clmp.n1!11). Mlln· II
''" lhootl •lld kills tho outlow &I Ctrfltf Tiii Anl•hlll
111 pe11lc ind the citizens of Dodp ED JllllW SlttP·lnducin1 fllu.t-
City •m oulrtpd '#Mn It Is !Jon •••rtlau.
dilcawrM NorclOll hu Men shot 11:1S 111 lolltr It.a
In the bad. ll:J0 11 (() C1S Litt .... : '1tle hi D gm t.np.111 Don Rleklel FIC:tt If Dr. Jtlrrr lhor) P1111 Mn-
l'lllb n • lolth Mlltf. • btlD'" •le Dml AddilM 11111 Cllrbtopher
Pllltl comic •nd II Baby Sptnk, L.; Sllr.
former child 1111, C.mtO fll'Sb u am...,ea...a.
m Cllor11t Clflas 111d Ult tu111 of g IMrt L °"11111 SMw
Mortll MHMr 111d 111111 McCord ti fJ MIM: (C) "Jal .. ...,.
NIC'1 Ad•m·IZ 11rlt1. (dr1) '60--01111 Lollol>ritldl,
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Toniaht 8:00
McGovern
Wlapsltup
ID yom MIC ~re atadtal
Pt!d tor by Work111 for McOoYtrn.Shrtv.r, w .. !'llnglot1, 0.C.
Wiibur Collon •nd Aon1ld o.uum1, ~-lrrnen
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Clllri.t .,..,_
"THE VALACMI ,A,.lllS" (Ill
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Violin~t, Gi1'es
Y-irtuoso-Re<;itnl ..
By TOM~ · ·the tiJchnlcal then the ,first
ot ... o.iw •• •NH half of U.e Paquler recital 'fi&S
Most -..ttfsts i...i • yoar ·cup ol tea; -ling
bullt·in preference for'. w«ks performanC<\I of B a c b ' •
within a range whklt all"!" Sooata No. s in A major and
them to luUy ind\111• an a-. Schulieri's Fiii~ in C n\aJor
.presslon that can. not always with thiJ critic'• nod goll>I to
be permitted to'°alnate pro-' ' . grum destlned7!ol audiences 11\11 &Jorlous Scll•IJil!t.
o! divergent tuteo. But then P....U<!r ebowed
Tbe muoic critic, more than "" JUI! 1-...nalile be Is
moot people. can often spot with. glowing penor-of
that hidden leaning; tt most two of the most climcult Tiolln
often, betrays itself in the . -"' in the boojt: De. Falla'•
artist s llP!'""'cli to """" by ~-•ve ""'"'• p o p u I a i r e a pm'tlcu18r composer,+albeit ··"'l'T"" --i-•
Iio..may have put together u Elpognole" and Ra • e I •
ovuall program ranging from cleverly scored, l n,f I n:t e I Y
the solidly technical lo shim· teocler "Sonate for Vlolln and
~Ucism. Plano." ... . •\
· Brilli8n~ French virtuoso Our own preference w .. ~or
Regis Pa!quitr cltfted ' any theliavel but i~ WU • dlllicillt
such analysis Thursday lligbt decision in the afterglow of
in a Harbor '.Co 111,m u n II y thet ouperb ·Do Falla. ra..
Concerts Associ&tion · violin quier's fiDal '" Jota" . ~~ r e c I t.a I I b at a p,1,1.y perfection Itself and one qi oor
demoostrated the . I r1'1ll!;t• f6oaI arti.ts told me later ~I
recently paid him by no 1... it wu by for the best : 11>-
an artist lhM David Olslrakh. ~ d the wOO< lbet
"This young man 1s brllllanl . ·be·'bad beard.
in all thingS," Oistrakh ex-we can not leave this splen·
claimed after. a , Puquiei' did recital witboul a word of
recital And indeed. it .proved tribute to a fme accomponisl,
to be so in this gilied 26-year-· Christopher Beckett. His .,.ork
old's Orange Coast College at the plaOO was highly pt&Js.
performance. ., • eel by the artist be so IOlldly
If your prerere~ was for' su~
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''GEORGE : c. SCOTT
• . -PETER O'TOOLE
AVA GARDNER !tt. ... ,.,
"I HE BIBLE" .:uo
RAQUEL WELCH
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film hr the whole family, filmed entirely in the 9Mls Nps.
ROBERT LEWIS STMll~~ "KIDllAPPED"
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VOL. 65, NO. 311, 2 SECTIONS, 28 P.6,6E$
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· MoNo:t.Y, Jol<>VElillER 6, 19n • TEN CENTS
Sjrcamore Hills ·Routes Will' Be Examined
By .l'ltEDBlllC.: sa!OEMEllL ..................
· Laiuna lleadl oWmlni commiss-rs will CllJnine three 8 } t e r p I t l V e oJlamneals for • major ,arjerial road tbrou8h Sycamon Hills, Nov. 13.
The oommlp!r-· bu been. wed lo
c.o m ~en t on pie eztenaton of Oso
P&rkwQ,,,by !be Orlnge County Road
Deparli1"l!t. • .
~ ~.11 lhoim ... !be COlllltY'• S.ltici' ~ cil -u a major bJ&b1'ay ~-!be lllalon Vlejcl and ' ... • J . . •
h"vlnO areu. '!be road·..,. Is under coo-
strflotlm !nm !be SIJ1 Diego Froeway
westerly toward MoWton Parkway,
wbOre ll will lem;>onrll)i .....
An eHd alljp>meftf 1bnJocb l b e EI
Toro Canyon and LoiUiia Cloyon area,
said William 1.aun ol,lbe road ~·
DlOlll, is needed -of new develop. !"<"ti In lbooe areaa. .
He ~ lo !be --Corpor• lion tracta· now belD buill aJqna El Toro
Road al. a polnl oear Where 'llie county
waoll lo construct o.o:Partway. . . .
'IXOll
Need a RUle
~ To tlie Polls? ' . . .
. . I.aguM Beocb's . Delnocrals and
· ~pUbllcana, lulve agreed on ooe llilnc · -bolh will offer transporll-. ll!>o lo. !be Polls f0< lhe volers . Tueaday.
ArrJDlemeots for transportation
may be made by calling Republican
Headquai\en at 49H475 or
Democratic Headquarters at 497-
1755.
Voters needing assistance on
where to vote many call Dcrthy
l\luslel~ Llguna Beaeb dty derk
al 49j-1JJ4 for lnlonnallon.
Driver From
LagJJ."q Held
In Car Crash-
A Lacuna· Beach heallh food bar
operator laces !eloo)i' criminal cbaqo
today1 after bl.I sports car am•shitd into
• power pole In Coall -. ........,. Jn.
jurlng a girl po-or who wu •goniz-
lngly pimed In lhe WhiCUlfl
0
by --
tered Jep.
The 2:10 LID. acddeal !lilUrdoy U
·llamllion Stieel ad Plocmllo A-
brougbt"°'8111 ·-Fin D ; n-penonmel ,....,, to the -llnoe ll biggend .. ,._...ey alorm all ....
attached IO lie ;iole Ibo car bit:
Police olllcen quealiooed -VID-cenl P. McKinney, 21, o! '/OS S. Coast
HighW8y and oubs<quently arresled bim
on lelolQ> druDRn clriv!lll chargea .. ' Olllcer Leo JCMIOI dolmed lhe IQIPOCI
WU "lJelllPrtnl and uncoop<nttve durtiJg
lbe IDlem>plloo.
. He added thel McKbUy wu·walklnl
aroui11n1ulllde ·the car lo whlcb Terre g:
Bridjlham, 11, ol Los Anceln. waa stllJ P1nned lo lhe right lmll aeol when ln-
veoUgalors arrived.
Nlll'llnl anpervlJora •l Coate Mesa
Memorial Hospital uld today Miss
8ridglWn -In aitlcal condition,
wllh mulllple lroctum ol bolb lep.
·Police ldentilled McKIJlllly as °""'r o1
the SUnab1ne HMilh FOO.: Bar lo Lacuna
Beach.
He al !Int did not appeu lo be lnjund
In lbe .mob. but .... liken lo Onnae
County Modicol Cenler laler Sunday
-ho beCID complolnin8 to jaJlen ol llnleDaepeln.'
MrK1_,, ,wa, •'"''Mil by dodorl
who di...,_. bJo ...-u -Olllf COD-. but Aid ho, ,..pnd DO
ftlrtblr trMb;nW I.Ad M WU reWmed to
jail lo --of • crtmlnal com-piainl loCfl1. '
Tough Girls Fined
YO~ Eaciand (UPll -A juvenile =lhe-~~~~;.;e.,-"C':.
-maoi!:r oilll cad1 ,_ -
at lbelr lcbool. -Jolln 8-~ ,S:.111 II e' lo i.i ap
..4D H.48 SHORT ·
BUT H.APPY UFE
Dolly PUil -.. -• mt bul hlPI" 1lfo. '1111 ......... .. ,.....
quick '::'1"iiooos lllrr.S-,_ti r r" •dim car ...
Call .,. ' Plf. -'l'lllll _____ ..... _
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Coffee Shop
In Laguna
Will Move
Nearly 800,000
Eligibk Voters
Eye Candi:dates
By JACit IROBACK
Of .. DlilJ' ......... t:nnp County voten, nearly 800,000
llraag, .. ellalble to cast ballots Tuea-daJ !Gr ...-, lix coogreumen, a
state 1m1tor, four auemblymen. aDd two
llUp<rvlaoia.
Principal lolereol In the county uide
from lhe preoldentJal race baa centered
OD lhe holllei for lwo oeall 00 the Jloml
ol SUpen'yloors.
A lll'a poUu.ar orpnmtlnn wllh •
DemGC:rotiO perty --cleoplle lhe
--Jobe! of Ibo --Is ~ Supav•lal laca..mbent
Rolion' •. Bollin la ... Finl -whicli lnc!1lllio F-VllleJ, Smnla
Ana allll porti . of' ·-..... ad Gorden Gnml-ad cboliODJW Jlolpb
Dledrlcb. • ........ -win
hopes to.-----J.
Pllllllpe In tine 'l1nlrd -
'Ille Tldrd -·--of centnl llrlllae OoullY .., -lo ll!o
FuileflOD -rwm... • four.term ~:."nl:..1:--.s :: =':r .. ::Tr,.::O;!-:.:
Dlodcld! lid Plnlilfiio by ..... -In tbe Jw Prb:wy ..... . ..=;: =-.. "..:;r .. "i." ..! -·· .... -........ =--. .,-... -t:. :1:i• • ~ ....:1t
Uno ..,-Y.
Roafltc• ti -Dn1d mlellcock
,._. ,_., -of --.. .a -Mill ID...,.._" '111,91. .::.~ ==-_ ... " ~ c; ~[~ '= pat Pl 'J';w ,... .......
... I ''W ...... lllll 1111211111111 _ _,_ rhowlll--...•. me 't 2 ·-• • Dllltrkt. n11
......, 'l IT I -ll=lod It -owo., 6-1. l-~-11
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0 We me hoping to wort with the city
ml lhe• c:oaoly OD lhe ollpmml lo
rtduce !be unounl ol lfl1ldlnc required."
Rid Mllla. "We want ta pre&a i't the
aree u much u poa'ble "
Depeiidlnc cm the roule aelecled
tlrauO Sycamor1 Hllll, Olo Partway
. -.Id" -Laguna Coii)oll Rood ahd ~ lo .• pOint •Jone lhe coutal nip wllen ll -.Id ""1DOCI wtlb Sao "-° Hills Road. Conllrucllon ol lhe road !nm El Toro
to Inine, •ccordilll to 1.aun, Is aeveral
years away .
He indicated, ho'ever, it would be a
major arterial wi th up to sb: t r a f f I c
lanes in !Orne areaa.
Moody said he will meet wllh road
department ofricialJ prior to the Nov. ll
planning commission meeting f o r
clarif"tcati;on of the clty'1 role bi die route
alignment process.
The problem. be said, It lhal oil ol lbe
alignment rests on COW>ty -lied
lands, except !or lhe Sycamore UW. -
lion which is under city control.
• Ill Olli
"' Phil lntorlantl President Slates
•• Television Talk
Presldenl Nino remained In Rclualon
ol Lo Cua Podljca todoy, planning his
Jut &in&ll ellorl of his re-eledton cam-Jl8Iio -• peld polltlcal llllllOWICeJneDl lo
lhe utloa to be aired OD lelevllloD Ibis ........ TboPr Po __ ...... baa not _.., from
hill Ila Oemmte eorupound liDct ..,..
rtvlal ·--l S.turdoy, !ollowlllc •
ralfJ• -ho deoaibod U ODO of lhe
bell " bis -Ip.
a ""1''atbi .---Drll ot "'""""'"......:. -~~·~··:~:r:·=r~-.,.,~:::•:"''"""--= m;;; I ·""-.-~ ...,__. ii Gbt Flt -•llmol ~
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Teen-age Cyclist Nabbed
' Ar. Wild ·l.aguna Ch3Se
. '
Laguna Beach Miniswr
Tells Bible Favorit,es
AI.oa--P41'e-,lold lllMlo·"ll .. la_oe .. -.•
blo _...ilaot. tine& Pr I I • Nmm'I ,_... by llolln1w, ....... !he
fnortte BIMe Jn a ,. are ta the dJlolllb --. "
Sermon OD tine -mcl tbel len. n. d I let ... tbtl --by
Georp -'.• -Ibo 50DI of -..... -" -
SOlamOD ond tbe --..... lnlo lulliinp no, ...... tine Brill-.
plowlbaret" -fnlm tine -of ond -.. -........... In,
lalf WI bn, o .... BlllJ 11..i OD not ~'oily boola ....... tbtl loot houn
ol • compolpl -pollstan predJcl
wW be • -in )Ila lo-.
Tho ...-pJw to be lhe !Int ..-nor ,,_., manille ot tbe (IOllinl
.,._ II c-ordlo _ _, Scbool
an)f • lew -"""' --tbe w-..--Aldll-said tbtl "'Pr---ond lln.
-w!D-oltbodoalot-7
LID. -... polls --
"·•-• -..... -tbe Pini PlmllJ .. -ad Pino 5wlna,
11-e -· ............ who wlD be Wlla(
ID a 1111-oledlon lo< the -lllllo lalllllrU-
Tbo couplo ..., naturalised Mhortly
-the~ ..... olllce """ ,..... ....
!mmedl•lely ofter cutlnc his ballot,
tine ~ plw lo rotura lo
Wn II c1oa. D.C., lor a -with .....,..... Julio and Trlcla, and lhe ...
lln lomllJ wll! ·-tbe nlur1ll ~ day,...._ ... __ _
1bt only polillool odlvlty -per .... l«-med-'
by the Pr..ilio.li ..... lhe quiet Illy
alaoctbtl-Oiolleomeamday ar~ .. ..,.;;....,MM wtdt 8 ndlo lldclrea ln wbk:b ---11 ..... ho-~ .... oloelldtolom'_,_.._
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PREFERENCES •
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the Presldenl lonook •llendinl &mclay
church services ln San Clemente for a
qulel morning In his office -wort lhat
began at 7 1.m.
The Preslderl mel wllh. his chief !oreJcn polJcy odvber Dr. llonry Klll-
lneer and air> wltb bis domelllc llll.a1ra
aide Jolla -Durlnc lhe doy Mn. Naon left lhe
compound for I boopltaJ cledJcotJoD in
Los Angeles
-<:r * * Tired McGovern
On Last Sweep
Across Country
PHILADELPHIA 1AP) - -O«qe
S. McGovern, hb eyeo red wltll f111cue,
~ lhroU(.b ... Jut --tine ootloa todoy befon laJlnl bis m ,_
q-to "Brin( --· la tine lw>cls of the .-....
Flyinc !nm New Yort obeihl Ibo
DUota Qo.. II, llcGcm!nl -lo
Pbilldelphla It a.lmolt the aamt m••M
u Vice -d Spiro T. Apw. 11\11
lbouP tbelr planioo roJlocl to • .....
wllhln 10 yonls o1 -Ullllbor, lion two
did not acbanp poetlnp.
Then, lhe DemocraUc p-.J
nominee WU driven to 0 -ralfJ
wbm lhe crowd Jommed mt --
for more lbon • bolt -in oil -tloos •
''T~•am"'"""""OW"'," said llcOovn, -,..
wW docido Amerlco'1 COW11 lor Uno -
lour ,..... and proliobJ7 lor lion nll tf
ow bYel.
"I belJevo .,.. wool and Indeed -
bave • pnaident who will .,._ ..,
oolton lo•~ sllDdard, and r"'atn
the Amerlcon --"I believe," odded Mc.-Govml, ..... wlll
pm-oil."
And lhen, quotlnc llolab, II"°°""' ...
loaed: • .,,,.,. tbtlt --lhe Loni
aball ...... -......... tlllJ --up wtlh ~ u...,.., tlnoJ .....
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'f.rustees •
W ill Seek
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Gym Funds
Trustees of Sadd\ehack College in
M!Mlon Viejo tonight will request $68,139
in state money to cover the cost or
preliminary plans ror a $2.1 million
physical education facility and a $1.3 cen-
tral utilities plant.
Trustees meet at 8 o'clock in the board
room.
According to Supt. Fred Bremer, re--
ct.nt changes in state law make it possi·
ble for commwiity college districts to
seek. cash advances from the state to
ccver architectural costs.
The preliminary plans for the ty,·o
permanent buildings, Brewer said, were
submitted to the Board of Governors of
the Califomla Community Colleges Oct. 1
for approval.
The $2.l miDlon gymnasium -physical
education complex, according to the C()(·
Jege's master plan, will be constructed in
1974.
The 35,500 square foot buHding will in-
clude ~fully equipped gym; locker rooms
and office fa cilities.
The central utilities plant, Bremer
said, will house air conditioning and
heatillg fac ilities for the entire campus.
The building will be constructed in 1973.
MOlllMr, NII '
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For Blind Voters
Balcer ••eW.1. . .
We iike Endors ed ,-' ••
:c By . Supe;~9r
,~-... .. 1·n• i •.f: T~' .. l
_ SUpervlsor P.•!4 J;. Biller of G.;..j..n Baker ad.'"" In a hurriedly called Grove, ID Whtlf """ ,......,. ~~ ,..,. "" _,_.,...,._ . ..,~:-press conference this morning, "The pe<>-~ ..U.,.,:;t"411r·uisii! mt pie of the Finl Distri.'c!'are ......... four rncto;t '-' I'! ~ Willlmll'-. to •• ,... . '
lhe ....,IY bo:.'11 ~. •· --· r..ars of governmental ser:vlce IDd lbOy
W-':.. lilcllmbenl ~"-t· ant lolitled to -'lrbal the)' ore •~ ~.:: Oro ... 1'llo 11 Jli!M)'nl ~:: . • , • I ~~ The oupervbor admitted be 1IU taking
Babr cbarreC: that Batt.kl ha s a calcolated rialt In endorslnB Wenke but "demonstrated ·utue lotertlt in u..~ &aid be was willlng to because ''':the coao·
1Y or ill~ •Tq DIT'bo>IJ!eillt.· be -ty -a n1Um to ,.00 ,....mnent bu nol iDot wi\b.•cieparlJDOal '*'!I, nor with less empbaala oo po 11 ti c a I
have 1DJ of hli aldel.'1 -·, presiures."
The Second Dlatrlct su~, -in Balcer said Ballin had not been In his
hla llJird tarm,oi> the boanl !"ld-U..t-Bat· (Baker's) office "since I refuled _to
tln'a deicilloni •1are· hued on the·~ nonpnate him fo.· chairman some lwo
of hla st.dow cablnel ~pl\ pQlltteol H · years ago."
pedlencJ npier lban '*',Jbe· parlltUlar He added,-"Tllere ls 1 deoperate neeJI
merits of given ~ .,.~ , , f~, aomeono on the Board of Supervieon
Baker uld that to !>W· 'tnOWIO!iie no from· tbe·Flnt Dl!trict who bu a alncer<
meml)ol' OI lhe boanl' hloi ,.,.,. lilldohed commltm'ent and -wlll devote his
an -t of ar. loailnl!oi!I,' . , time Ind ellorts to ....iutlan ol many
••Bui Ii la Ume 101t ~·IQ p aerioul probl ... which -t the peo-.
'!'It hec8~ lb\. &a.ies llid lbe ~ pie ol Orange County. Tbere!ore I en-sequences ch I ""'older lllGll Import· dorse William w .. te as F1m District
ant to the ty. 11 Supervisor." ' . . * * *-• Frs••P .. eJ ..
COUNTY VOTERS .•.
Hinshaw as successor to John Schmitz, in U>e redistricted seclion which extends
The bulldlngs will become the fourth
ar.d fifth pennanenl structures on the
Mission Viejo campus. A library struc-
ture is under construction, work on a
science-mathematics complex will begin
soon and . addition of a music.fine arts
center is planned next year.
1be state is covering half the cos t of
the science-mathematics c e n t er ,
Bremer said, and is likely W cover ha!£
the cost of the n.usic.flne arts center and
the central plant building.
Secret ballots can now be cast by blind voters, us·
ing an electronic reading aid, the "Optacon," de-
veloped by engineers at Stanford. Loren Schoof.
Stanford research associate, g e t s a pr~eclion
practice session with device.
former Re;,ublican and now a presiden-iuto the Long Beach-Lakewood area of
tial candidate on the A m e r i c a n Los Angeles County.
Independent Party ticket. CONG~ -32nd D I st ri c t:
The 3ith includes about three-£ourths of Republican Cr&ia:· Hosmer of L4ng Beach
the county 0qraphlcally Including most is opPoSed bj lleblociwt llem>la !!µmy,
of the coutal area aod all of the a college administrator. · ·
Whether the state will participate in
the gymnasium-physical e d u c a t i o n
center, Bremer said, will binge on
passage of Pn>pooitlon l, a $160,000,000
bond measure ~ be submitted to voters
Tueoday.
He's a 'Tail-end' Man
_,.,.stem 1nllnd ....._ It la lhe ooly The diltrJct la Jllfely oo lhe ®P llde
Q)ogresslo1ial district wbolly witllln lhe In the CCIU!ll1 wblcb l~)\Mlei Ille
coonty under lhe . new reallgmnenL no¢iweil <>Oiner .Ind lhe dliet of Seal
Hinshaw'• oppment, Newport Beach Beach IDd Hunlll:;itoq. lleach. .
attorney John W. Black faces a registra-Onlt tbreo membl, nCea are of
lion deficit of 53,000. The .totala are GOP prlmaJy 1-to 0rqe Coast
Court Overturns
Law Prohibiting
Capitol Prote st
Costa Mesa Draftee Describes Last Days in Vietnam
150,458 lo IOZ,400 Democriltlc. residellll:
CONGRESS ~. 42nd D I st r I c t : -111t DlllTlllCf. Robert . Badbom,
Republican State Senator Clair Burgener GOP incumbenl ••••n• lile In this· l>lavl-
of La Mesa faces Democrat Robert ly Rep0bllcan dislrlct·whlcb Includes the
By BOLGER JENSEN
~...._ . ...,
LONG BINH. Vietnam -"I'm the tail
end, man -the tail end of being drafted.
of going home. I'll believe It when I get
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S. oo the plane."
Supiemo (4lrt ruled unconstitutional to. Sgt. MlkO Haight, a 22-yeaMld draftee
da,; a fedenl Jaw prohibiting large scale from Colla Mao, upialned what it felt
dtmcmtnlloas on lhe grounds of the like to be ooe of lhe last American com-.
U.S.:~ bat ~ in Vietnam. . 1o!.~ i:: ~: ~ ci!J':it ..e::"r. ~~~~ ~~-federal panel in !he District Aprjl... ~-W'1< on tbeir or ... J ... za.. · r "1Bt 1 _ .... _ f
,,. P•muent taijed;~ maw a •·sur-tong I Ba:: .. '"? ...... ; '0
ficimtlJ"substantlal" inttrest that would A gr1dtialt or Coota Mesa H1th Mai.1
ovenl!I" lhe Finl Amendment rigbt ol and Clrange Coett College, Haight talked
demotit&aton to peUUon Congress, the about what it felt like to have several
lOWtt court ruled. months to go ln Vietnam. , II acted In a caae ~ht by the now· ~· . . de~ ·Jeannette Rankin Brlpde, a His 1'Jue of eight months , Dana, his
coalttfon ·o1 women 1g1lr11t the \'letham three brothen, his parents and w.r, whlclr bad been denied permlasion grandmother all live In ?"" Mesa.
!or a 1111 man:b frl>ln Unloo Station to He said he was told he ~ he gomg home
the (JlpUoi.'• Eut Front Phu for a this month but his orders have been
d"""'"8tratlo chonged and he'll be staying In Vietnam.
Tho <;1I1ef oi the Capitol police told !he "'Ibey told "' Ibis ".as going to be the
grou p Gil Jin. J 1911 that their ocbedul· Im pain>!, but Ibey re always "'11ng
ed ....ii Ju. 1i wouid not be permitted. that,". he said. A blue and sliver Air
The _,_ then held !heir demoostra· Amerrean helicopter spultered overheod.
tlon at. tbt ·foot ot lbt Capitol outside us "Hey, a civilian bird. l ain't never seen
ifo.lnda one before."
Aboui 5,000 womtn were present and "I gues5 It's something to tell my
a delepUOn of 15 was permitted to grand~lldren sbout," shrugged Pfc .• ~If· present ant iwar pet!Uons t 0 con· ford Enckson, 19, of Cameron, Wis. Its lft!IUionaJ kJde:rt. the only war 1lory I've got. But I didn 't
The wcmen filed suit in U.S. District start this damn war, and I see no reason
Court here challenging the Jaw again st
mua demoostraUons as unronstitullonal.
They alto quuUoned the authority of the
police chief to set the 15-person limit on
croups wilhing to peUUon Congress.
C.Ondemned Land
The eovenunent asked the court to S } B • S • decide the Issue arter the lhree-Judge 8 e nngs Wt
panel struck down the law.
Solicitor General Erwin N. Grllwold
clalmed that It no longer c a n
"reatonably be maintained" that people
who want to propagandl:r:e protests or
views "have a cona:tUullonal right to do
so whenever and however and wherever
they plea,..
OWIM COAIT
DAILY PILOT
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A Laguna Beach real OJ!ate broker hu
been sued for 1100,000 by a former client
in a frau d actlon containing the allega-
ilon that she sold him land that bad
already been condemned by the city.
Elton Q. Brendle! names Virginia H.
Morrison and the Title Insurance Corn·
pany of Minnesota as defendant! In an
Orange County Superior Court action
which also demands payment of f7 ,383 in
costs stemming from the land transac-
tion.
He clai ms that Mn. Morruton wu
aware when she aold blm the land ln the
Arch Beach Hel&bll area March I that lt
waa subject to condemnlUon action taken
July 23, 1111 by the city or t.suna
Beach.
Crash Kills Marine
On Grove Freeway
Henry A. Schmidt, 22, a Marine Sta.
ttoned at El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta-
tion, was killed Sunday nlcht when the
car in which he waa rid.In& went out of
control oo Ult Ganim Grovt Freeway
and overtamed.
CalUorn11 Hlghway Patrol offtcen raid
the accident eccumd ow the Harbor
Boolevard offramp -the westbo<md
Cir bit 8 curb and rolled OW'.
Civic League Backs
Coastal Initiative
The South Leguna Civic Leacuti hu en·
cloned Propoaitlon 211, the oontrovenla l
Coutllne Protection lnltlaUve • o n
Tueoda1'• ballot. ,,,. lriltS.Uve WU terraect lft .. .,.
pn>pr\ela and poeltl,. ._... IO plan-
ning for ~alion ol' lhe Calllorn1a
Coutllne' br Ille org1nlsollon.
1.,
I ck tail t h d Lowe, CaJdllf high school teacher. The coastline from Newport Beach to San to finish it. just as long as they gel my Haven, Fla. The b a 5 sergean a distr ict Is l&rgi.l)' in San Diego County CJemente and all the southeutem inland
-·home." spent five tours totaling 64 months in but includes San Clemente, Laguna areas. His opponent ti Mayor Jim 'lborpe First Platoon, C Company, 87th lnfan-Vietnam and was getting ready to leave Beach and parts of Newport Beach. of San Juan capistrano. , :~k:':~t~os:eix:s!8arturda~1~! with a Vietnamese wife and three Registration is more than 2 to 1 -'JIOI DISTRICT. Incum b ent
SW.••·• In -•ades and bandollen of chlldrm. Republican in the county aegmenL Republican Robert Burlce al Huntqlon ~ •·-· "I came here yoomg, lingle, full of CONGRESS -S4tb District: 'Veteran Beach faces a dangerowi Democratic op. gleaming brass cartridges. But there Ind vinegar with llOlblq ebe to Democratic =lgnor Richud Hanna pooent In Teny Moshellko, ·a Loo
were no Viet Cong, and the grunll knew do. I stayed for duty and lm>r, duty to laces a rela -GOP -1 Alaml .. attomey.Burle,alowlreycam-
it. my country, booOl' for myoelf. I doo't John D. Ratterree <t Santa Ana. The paigner seeking a tblld tenn bu .., "A game," moaned McDooald, 3l, of re-• It. I'd do It all cmr -'-HI: bad u • .-:. u ooo battered b -" •----• ~·-San Jose, Calif. "They -there'• .. ~ _.... registration fa""11 -·• party .., Y a ~ ~-nothing out here but they make as wall: , _1o. ___________ _;lo_;58,..:.0llO.,;,:..;inc..::.lhe,;......'°':...·"'c.:IJ:;.. anc1 __ 11ioo __ •t_lhe..;,· _sa_me __ cam_,pa_'.:."'--'---~"-....· --
aniond and play war, I ha'm\'I . o8en a
gook in five months.
"The other day there was this ABC
television crew with us. There was this
Cobra gunship circling overhead trying , to
give the impresaioo it was protecting us.
A farce."
The patrol crashed through buffalo
grass and dense thickets of vines and
thorns. Trucks roared on n e a r by
Highway 15, and the air throbbed with
the rotor blades of bellcoplen landing at
Long Binh.
"'nle war's changed but I guess it's for
the betler,11 said C1ay, 28, of Winter
Fro111 P .. e J
BENTON 'S ••.
Main Beach Park. ,
"We would love to fmd another location
b e c a u s e we have so many woodertul
customers lbat we've had for yean and
yean," Mrs. Benton said.
Holm sai:d tbe move w:il1 be made
about 9 to 10 months early under a
spec1al agr.ement reached between the
city and Charles and Anna Benton and
associate Ed Mills.
A seltlement of $36,500 will be paid to
the Benton& and Mills to compenaalo
them for the loss of business and early
vaca ting of the parking lot.
Laguna Beach Public Improvements
Corporation will m a k. e the payment.
Saviflil iD consfuaction costs by OOJ>o
• tinuous rather than piecemeal building
will about equal the settlement price, ci-
ty oUicla1s said.
The settlement will enable the Main
Bttch Part to be completed by June or
1973.
"We could not complete the new
boardwalk and certain utility vaults
-.ry for the oper1tion tbla cominiI
tummer, or tbe new Ufegu,mrd fac:Wty
without COl!Sldtrable lncunion Into lhe
Benton parkin& lot," Holm aald .
"We applOlched Mn. Beaton Ind her
pertoer Mr. MW1 about oompenuUnc
them for the, early v1e1t1n& ol 28 of tbelr
parklni 1lalls.
"In the course of these talka It became
clear Iha! Ibey did nol wish lo see the
park compleOon interrupted 111 1 retUlt
of their occupancy ol the propert1
lbrou&b October ol 1173," Holm raid.
"11'1 Jull a bandl)lab deal at tbla
poln~ but u far u all parllu are ocm.
cemed, thal'• jull as aoocI u a wrltlen oon!J'lct." be raid. ·
a ty Manqtr Larry Role tltbnated
lhlt flmda -to p1d01m ...,.
lilNCUOll around the p opwly ud u.
stosMnclio "-" " --meot the 131,lGD lllllemont price. •
"AU circumstances CIJlllklond, w1°d
much pttfer to settle wilh the Bontonr
thaJI pry out equlvalenl dollars to -
lractors and we'll have the total pork
developed Ibo bealDnln8 of U., PllllllllW
lnlterd ol In eorly 1174," ~raid.
Holm, coonllnator ol natural ....,._
P"'ilrlD\I for the cllf , said lbel U wa
JM<lton'I and Mllll' deep feellll& IOWard IA&ima Beach ancl their WIClonlilldlng ol
piano for Ille uPll'ldllll "' lhe -munlly that enabfoil lhe dlJ to \rodI Olli
the IOlullon.
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VQL 65, ~. 311, 2 SECTIONS, 21: PA6ES . . _.... -~ , -·-..,. . --
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"l!DITlON
-. . Tettayjj:-Fa.al
-N.Y;. Sioeb
TEN CENTS
ltl@~ G!---ela_,e• ~~eing. t~ Tail End"
" -
II)' .llOUl!IJ JJal!8EN
A1udlt-1,,_....,
LON<r BINH, Vietnam--"rm the tall
. end, maa-·the tall end ol being drafted,
' Ibo tall end ol being here and the tall end
ol ~pl~-I'~ belleve It whe!i I get
¥.--~-.22'"~ frolh ~:Meil, up!alneil -t 'It !ell
like· to be-me ol"ibe last American com--bot gnmta In Vletnalq. . .
HeJlbl,,.,.lliee' f~ Ii ... at 8(0 SI. .
'
crai... Bl., bu been In Vietnam since
~-lie IDd Ida ~ WOrt OD their
laat perlmetio .patrol outilde tile win! of
""" Blnli ~ -. A gradual< Of Ceeta Mesa High School .nq Orange c.e.t ~-Haight talked
aboat what it;lelt Ha' to· have ,...ra1
..-.1o -ao11LV1otnom. ~
His wife-ol ·eJclll -· Ilana, bis three brothers, his paren\I a n d
grandmother an U-ln Ceeta Meaa.
He said be WU tolJ"be'~ be going hc!iDe
•
. ' ' .
this month but his onlef11 baYe been
cbm>ged and he'll be staylnl In Vietnam.
"'l!ley told 111 this -going to !><-the
laat patrol, but Ibey''" alwa11 &ayiDC
tllat," be saicj. A blue apd an-Air
Americah bellcopter 1p11tterecl' ~
'llley, a clvlllan, bird. I ain't oe-....
one-befOre." -~
"I guess it's eometlllng to top my
rrandcltlldren about " obrugged Pie. CUI· font -, 19, ;J.i:ameiiiii, Wll. "It's
tile only war.etory I've goL But I didn't
lltart Ilda damn war, and I ,.. DO ~
to -It, just .. tone .. Ibey get my
-)Dine."
First PlaJoan, c Company, l'lth 1Dfan.
try, moved out at Ol30 boon Saturday. It
looked 11-lib !be old war -Gl'a
ewatbed in grmadea and bandollen ol
ateamli)g braas cartrldcea. But there
..... DO Viet -C<iili, aiid tile grunts knew
it. 1 I ,
"A game," moaned McDonald, ll, of
San Jose, Ca!JL' '"Ibey ll!>ow tile"'''
notblnl .. out here but they make us walk
around and play war. I .haven't seen a
goo~ IJ! liYe month!.
-''1111! other day thert WU tllil ABC
televWon crew wttb us. There wu this
c:obra gunshlp circling overhead trytng to
give tbe· impression it was protecting us.
A faite. '1
-'Ille patrol crashed through buffalo
l1'U8 and denae thlci<ell ol •Ines and Plomi. Trucks · roared on o e a r b y
Highway U, and the air throbbed with
the rotor blades of helicopters landing at Loni Dinh.
"The war's changed but J l\leSS It'• for
the better," said Clay, za, of W"mter
Haven. Fla. The black staff aergeant bid
spent live tours totaling M months In
Vietnam and waa gettJnc ready to 1ea ..
with a Vietnamese wife and tbree
children.
"I came be"' YOUD(, lingle, lull of
and vinegar wllh nothing else to
!See PATRQ!. Pop II
Beath Puts
Wage-Price
Freeze On
Nixon on Coast
Addresses U.S. Tonight, Votes Tuesday
-·LONDON (UPI) -Prime M1niater ~ Heatll tAlday ordered .._ and
pric<s In Britain frozen for 90 days, witll
·a provlsion for a further 80-day u:-
tenslon.
lleatll told the House ol Commons the ' -.
President Nixon remained in seclusion
at La caaa Paclllca tAlday, planning his
laat single elfort ol bla re-<lectlon cam-
paigll -a paid politlcal amouncemenl to
tile natloo to be aired OD tdeYillon this
eYl!nlng.
Tbe Proaldent baa not emerged from
bis 'SO.' aemmte 'compciund llnoe ....
riYlng after ...... Saturday, !ollowlng •
rally -be deoorlbed u -ol Illa best of. bla COJ11P81in. ' ' The . celebration 'brought . acoros ol
tbousancil ol aupporlera out to gr..t him
aoveniment ha~ '1" • altomauve but 1o
bring In &talutory meaaiires to fight In-
flation after three-way lalb witll ln-
dusb1al cbJe& and unioit leaden broke
down.
-it' Ontario Intematlonal Alrpoti.
Tbe freeze comes into effect Jm..
mediately and will be enlorced by
retroactive legislaUoo.
He aald the government will introduce
leglllatlon Tueoday providing !or a lreeze
in wages, prices, rents and dividend!, all suilJecl to a limited numbeJ of ll•
ceptlooa.
But after· the rally tile President went
into aecl111lon, apparenUy bent on not
rocking any --during tile laat bours ol a campalp wblcb pollaten pr!dlcl
will be I landallde in Ida laYor. ,,,. ProaldOnt plalll to be tllo !Int -r Tuesday momJnc at tile polllng
* * * The freere will laat-90 day&>lfls royal
.....t II given tile bill.
··~--··* ' action wllich I rqud u ,.,. aaiJdactory
Tired: MtG()Vern
l -~ _ ••.• ', ~·;a;'~'.!'-........
e-Sweep
than voluntary llTllll-1..W ha••.
been,'' Heatb aid tO ' eheera fnlm
.,...ben,ol bis own c..-.atlYe. Party
and jess from oppooltloa ~ Party
members.
He said be hoped !be -woold not
eland In tile way ol ,.....1 .. clllcaion
oo waya to check the rile in w111ea and
-prkes, wblcb bu a_...i 10 percent In
-12 lllOllth!. -
Court Overtui:ns . -
Law Prohibiting
J
r;apiwl Protest
' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe U.S.
Supreme Court ruled unconstituUooal to-
~ay a led~ law prohibiting )arge ocale
eioonalratiOM Oil tile grouildo ol the :s. Capitol. •
Jn a llriel ordel-, the court afllrmed a
·Jower caurt rullng to Illa~ effect by a
lhree-judao federal panel in tile Dl!trict
of Columbia on June D. ,,. ~ The government fa11ed to show a "suf· ~clently oubltantlal" -tllat would
OYerride the P1nt Amendment rigbt o!
demonatraton to peUtlon Conifea, tile
JOwer caurt ruled.
It acted lo a C010 bnJuPt by the 110W•
deluncl Jeannette llaUln Brigade, a
..,.Utlon ol women against tile Vietnam
war, wblcb bad been donied permlMm
for a 19111 ~ fJvm Union Statton to
tile Cpltol'• Eaal Fn>at Piasa for •
-tratlon.
t Tbe c1"ef o! the Capitol po)Jce told Illa
cnxiP on Jan. 2, 19111, \hat their llCl>edu~
ed march Jan. LI would DOI be permitted.
tTbe wunen tbeo beld their ~
1lioll at tile loot ol Illa Capllol oulaide Iii != 1,800 -..... -t and .. deleptlla o1 . 11 -pOrmliled to
'jlreaent anliwar petltlono Io· eon-
,.,._.... lu den. •
. .;Tbe -flied 11111 in U.S. lltllrlct
Court here dlallqlll( ~ ..... --. ' . "'""'' ..:J•-Ille ol the .f011ce to aet Ibo 11-penOD on
·-wlfl!!lnl to potlllon ~,_,,,. ---aked the caurt to
·decide the -"""' -the tllrjlo-judp 'jlilnel -down tllo law. --·
·AD HAS SHORT
BUT HAPPY LIFE
I lJollJ Piiat -d -a obort but laWJ ... 'nit .......... 11"•!1:1• quiet_,_,
I • <f*1JODG!: Dort. l!>D;ol·
leot_doo_ ....
c.D alt I Pll. --Thal ...... ...,_., .........
-IOld•-·•--•u 'quick ......... ,.. '-· ...... DAILY PILOl' wont ad '1...,. _
I04l'll
••• ' )
r~.Jtlinlp
U1'1T~ (
Mn. M&rtliia .An)IDcibarl :tie . Ortega of Bil boa, Spain, cradlea son
nearly two monthl after being told baby had died on Sept. 5. H0&-
pltal olfi<!al• called back OcL 23, 'saying It was all a miltake, that'
,Martli>•'t baby was confused with another child who died. ·
Bond Election to · Decide
•
Future of Irvine Schools
By CANDACE PEAll80N CM .. _,....,....,
'Ille tatme-of-acboola In Imn. will be
determined to a large exlent by which
way Illa -;,, thlil 12,000 reglalered
votm 1n the lrYiiie Unllled School
Dlatrfct decide to mark their ballots
'l'llelday. on Pn>poaltlon K.
'Ille -local ~lion would allow tile
dlltrlct to sell tip to l50 mlllloo In boDda
!or ""'8tnictlon ol acboola.
'nlelilay'i -'wm end an alniost
lhree-moath lonl:. campaign for paaaage
ol the ... ,Dlalrlct lruateel 6nl an-
-the'llO mlllloe --~the lal'P,11 M attempled In ohnge County
-Aq. 2. -'llMI lrlfne Unllled School . Diltrlct
woo't--vrstboralmol .... -.
111111 July I, 1f1J, omder termt of a eac-
-.t --·-1"'I JlDIO. , ...... -carved out of tile -dellmct San -'-In and TlillJa Unloa me.:~-....; banded ID-
~ fnm )ti Npereri4.lll -CUf•
really .itmated II -'5 mllllon. • ~-ln.a-1dlalrictcan
aell --111.ap to " ~ ol Ill IS :I ....... mlllll fndebtedMM It
Obi time. " In 1"tne'1 ~, lf I~ thll lllllDI a-··· -.. -could be ..... ~=-~~.::..-Ill 111!,l!d
,,,.....,_~_
~ .. ti. --..... Paid -In • .,..... Ta El 111 line llllLt tblJ plan to
lill Ibo --• --por1od, dQr.
-----... 111 asDIJml In h>-............ llCarmf · l ' u -b-..... ,..,. to 1111 Ibo
llm!dt, It .. ,,_ Ille& --emlii ,_. ........ A •d All :.r.•llA ,.. - 1 I iiOI II "' .... 1111--"""" --u..-.. ._. ,.. I '3 ±drw Art v
... --121' •• ti ..... ~ OAl~tllb If!! d d'N.
Ulll-•'r1I -.-ti
Ille --1 lie IOld II ID. Tllo
----• -tl:lloGI ...... aid• -• p Ph • ......, II
• •
determined by a ratio of 1Ue•ed valua-
tion over PUPil popoilatloo.
Tbe dlatrlct -be at run bonding capacity belon IPP'1Jni.
'Ille bond ......,. have been earmarked
fo< I 10-yeor COllltructlon -of 10 elementary ICbools, U.-.. lntonnedlale
l!Cbooil and tJ10 hl&h ecbooll. Trulllfta
baYe .... Indicated tllay Wllll to -
10D1e fimdl to "reJocate" the Irvine
Sdlool -to -lib-the extot!",Y,.alle
Which llll -a fllcht pith ol El Tj!!> llarine corpa Air 8tatlon.
,,,. dlatrlct wtl1 open with a-1,300
llAldeatl ID lllS, ... 11 projacted to pow
to a-14,• llf llTl·'IL ~.an<fln11e'l~
(lloa llCIND, 'Pop I)
Cathy Connors
To Serve Tenn
On School Board
-Vleja mp Sdlool )ualor CllllJ
C.0-. will ....... -t '"ti:
taU.. to the -Vallq
Sdlool -for tilt· -ol .... lfll.!f-yeor.
-"""""" --for Illa -
UoobytllO ____ __
raltted bet' ••allllotl•t ... _, ...
bet'_ .......... .... ...... --···--.... -lo Ille -· --........... thal '"* ,. ' junior-~ ........
c• ' ' 1r1Mlls t rWtf~ -. ' ........ I II poltllo-
::..~ :-:-. ""':':. • .::a::z
Dlllrll:I, tltldl .. _ -t 11a .,_1\-11 __ .,_......,
flUIM ............... Ja 'l:r ow. • ·
•• I .............
...,. 11111 Omtit, lAflll-Is I l .. Don•-
~ 0-2..._ -Across Country
PHILADELPHIA iAP) -Sen. Georae
S. MeGoYem, bis eyea red witll latlgue.
1'U!bed tbroucb ... laat --tile naUon loda1 'belon llytoc bla 1-yar
quest to "BrlnC America Home" in tllo
banda of the tied.rato. -
Flyinc from New Yorli . aboard tile
Dol:ota ~ n, -urtnd in
Pblladelphla at aJmoat the --
as Vke Preeldent Spin> T. "-· But
thouP their -"'"""' ft>Ued to a llop
witllln 10 yuda ol one anolber, !be two
did-DOI --gnetlnp •
Tben, the DemocnUc -~Ual
nomibee WU drlVBl \0 I dowzdowa nlly
Wiler& Ibo c:mnl jammed ID -
for ..... tban a ball bloct la an dlftc.
tlona.
"TomoiMW~ru-w, '' a111-11cGoft!rn. ·"yoa
will deelde America'• ....... for tllo -
lour yean and psobablJ for tllo mt ol
.... u ....
"I bel1"e we Wlmt ml indeed must
have· a pulldent wllo will .,.._ tllll
nation to a hl&ber atmlanl, and rUlndle
tllo ~ pranlle.
"I believe," ICtded McGovern. "we will
prevail ...
And tben, quollng !aalah, McGovera ID-
lolled: '"l!ley that wait upon tile Lord
abaU --~; tlloJ -IDCIWlt up wllh wJnt1 u eqles, t11oy abaU
nm uil DOI Ill -_,., tlloy abaU wait
and not faint. •• ..__ .... to,.., ....
f.....a. 1o --. Xan., and '-
-~--ralla to a ......... --... a day ol walttlll la Illa natne 8oat1i DaUta. 8ml1ll a lrillt ,._,.. __ Cllll,
-"-Illa daJ wMJI a -tn'6o-t91 ..... 1tn11 down N1W Yft'1
PINI A--mm n1aod la a ..... ~ ... tht--lo
• .,.. ,...,. Ila ~tad -11111 apla."Ood_,.._.
lt_-.11_ .......... -1111 flrll Daola ~ .... rtppod by -fire· ........ _ pilot -.,, toll ... cnw: "I t 1""
-; ............. brtoC tlU plant -· • •
PIWT OFFERS
PRBFiRENCES
Tllo DIULY PILOI' U d a J
p;a1 l11r a *f ti" II Ila
• :111 t 1
.. II' =-"' -....-Collt WI• Tl• 0 I Piii --.r... t: Ille --,
lafj.-JS 1lslP-.s• .. I. . . '
t
place at Concordia Elementary School
_only a few hundred yards away from the
Western Wblto House .
Alda have said tile Presldut and Mrs.
Niuo will arrl .. at tile acbool a.t about 7
n.m. when the polls open.
-E.pected lo vote along wltll the First
Family are lllanolo and Pina Sanchez,
C·e Nlmnl' domeitics who will be voting
in a naUonal election !or the IOCOlld Ume
In their u.... '
'Ille couple were naturallz<d shortly
after tile President look olllce lour yean
ago.
lmmediatdy alter caaUnc bla ballot,
the President plans to rtt\11'11 to
Wublngton. D.C., for a reunion wltll
daugbten Julie _-and Trlell, and the en-
Ure lamlly will watd! tile _retuma Tues-
day eYellln( from Illa White Hoaae.
. Tbe 11111 polllk:al actlYtty porlormed
...tiM'.,.c...,.. ................ .,_
'THI WM HAS lllN I.OST" ......... , AclMst Fonda
Nearly 800,000
Eligible Voters
Eye Candidates
111 JACK llROBACK .............. cnnee County votm. nearly I00,000
-· arw .u,lble to -llllioll 'l\leo-day for pnlidrnt, Ill COfCJi!llllttrl, I
lllte ...... four auemblymen and two
~·· Pl lbclpal -"' tile .....,. uldo
from 1111 pr-Ual -bu -oo the -for two -on Illa _... "' ... -.. A -polltlcal orpnlDllon wltll a Dtu..a ...V 111--dalplte t111
....,.,_ lobe! "' tlll --ti alMllltill IDplrvllori&I I a c u m b • n 1
R<iliart ... littln In tllo Pint Dlltrict
-...... Foontain Vallq, Sonia AM .. pwU of Wfllri..ecr and :=.. °':" ""';."'"" c11a.::., RllJ!
llapat lo -.... -W1lllam J. .._. • Ille 1!llrG -
Tlia ftlnl -·--" -~County and -.. the ,_. --PhlIJlpo, • r.ur.wm
AIL .... tlOlll blafJ tddl. Bio.--. Dledt1S, ... ...,._ .. ..,..,....,.palp-1d .. aop , ... vorw,,.1)
I
Cruh Killa Marine
0Q Grove F~ay
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... -Ila -r111111-.. ol ......... °" -OiWot ,,_t:J ___ ..._
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·by the Prtsident during tile quiet stay
along the South Coaat came Sunday
afternoon with a radio lddrea ln which
Nixon outlined 10 goals be ~ li re-
elected io four more years.
Thole goals, be suggested. lhould .....
aa "guides on electk>n dly and flVeTJ day
!or the nm lour yean, no llllller wllo
wins."
The goals Included "Peace -our· render ... a moN just America •.. a
healthy America . . . a well educated
America . . . an ·Americli free from
fear."
Tbe speech, a l~minute meuage, was
the Lllh broadcast preaented by Nhon
1'.uring the low-keyed campaign.
That effort began 1111 tile South Coast
early in September wltll an un-
precodented PUbllc gathering at the
(See NIXON, Pqe II
* * * Fonda Alleges
Lies About War
In UCI Speech
...
BJ TOM PAI.MEii ... ...., ..........
Prelldent Nixon -·t want Ibo war
ended becau.e afterward the America
people wUI learn what really bapflmd,
antJwar activist Jane 1 P'onda c:lm'fed.
SUnday In a apeech at UC Irvlnl lo 111
allditnce of about 250.
Miu Fonda. apeakln1 •I a 1111111 • ........... by the Orange County v-..
Veterans Alainlt the War, aid, -n.t'1
a hard thine to uy, but lt'I tnae.0
Hll l'UIOll WU, Ille said, tllat -ad-
mlnillratlool, Including the N._ -
baYe lied to tbe public about Ibo -
and -of the fl&htlnl, ....... Im-plied the Pmtqon Papen ...... ....,. the
tip ol the iceberl-
The ICtrw uplalned bow ......
"poUUca!ly aware. I WU Dolllol II
apace u -~In tile ...... .,
tllat _, --paoplt -
beclnnlnc to naltaa what --tald111 ptace In tile name ol AmlrlcL •
She aald Ille had allowed benell to Ill
Uled by Illa """''" indullry, and ...... ::.~ .. ~ ~..:. ~·::..-:-
fact that many v---had opantlooa to mike tllom -...., lllle Wntem _,,..,
·11 ti Important ," .... Aid, "lo -
tllll 11'* to ...u .. the ...... of --have done to the poop1e of v-.·
She claimed the war bu rtll)T..!:
lost, -• ~ ol South v
II eootrolled llf 1111 II-Lllu -
,,... of the nortll --tllo ..-
"r1ce bowl" of tile M*-c Dtlta.
"We must .,_.. tlllt Ni111EEoo.AAcnCliew ... r--'1111ou Uc:k<t .. ._,, .. -,_
(IN l'ONI>A, .... I) .....
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J DAll.V PILOT IS ~00\llr• -·-6, 1972
a.leer Btselritlf
'
Wenke Endorsed
By Supervisor
Supervisor David L, Baker or Garden
Grove, ln what he termed an un-
precedented action , today urged First
District voters to elect William Wenke to
the county bo.::d 'I'Uesday. ·
Wenke opposes Incumbent Robert Bat-
From Pagel
VOTERS ...
to $200,000 for the $17,500 a year post.
Diedrich led Phillips by 10,000 votes in
the June Primary election.
The aame kind of rrioney spending ls
taking ·p:acc in' the attempt to keep one-
term Supervisor Battin in office. Hls op-
ponent, Santa Ana attorney William
Wenke, has waged a strong campaign
and led Battin by almost 4,000 votes in
the primary.
Registrar of Voters David Hitchcock
predicts a record turnout of voters with
an all time high in registration of 794,000.
Hitchcock thinks that 18 perce'nt of the
voters will turn out TUesday based on
past presidential year electio_ns.
In addition to the hot supervisorial
races, county ballot markers will make
these choices:
CONGRESi -39th District. This
heavily Republlcao area is expected to
elect County Assessor Andrew J.
Hinshaw as SUCCi!SSOr to John Schmitz,
former Re;;ublican and now a presiden-
tial candidate on the A m e r i c a n
Independent Party ticket.
The 39th includes about three-fourths of
the county ..,eographically including most
of the coastal area and all of the
southeastern lnland areas. It is the only
ColJirtasional district wholly wltllln the
county under the new realignment.
· H!nlbaw'!I opponent, Newport Beach
attorney John W. Blact faces a registra·
lion deficit of 53,000. The totals are GOP
15','58 to IOZ,toO Democralic.
CONGREM -42nd District :
tin, also of Garden Grove, who is seeking
a second term.
Baker charge<.: that Battin h a s
"demonstrated litUe interest in the coun-
ty or its problems. To my knowleda:e, be
has not met wtt h a department bead, nor
have any o( his aides."
The Second District supervisor, now in
his third tenn on the board said that Bat-
tin's decisions "are based oo the advice
of his shadcw cabinet and on polltk:al ex·
pediency ratber than on tbe particular
merits of given problems."
Baker said tllat to hl.o knowledge no
member of the board bas ever endorsed
an opponent of ar incumbent.
"But ii is time for 30meooe to speat
out because of the issues and the coo-
sequences which I consider most import·
ant to the county."
Baker added, in , a hurriedly called
press conference this morning, "The peo-
ple of the First District are buying four
y::ars of governmenta1 service and they
are entitled to know what they are
buying."
The supervisor admitted he was taking
a calculated risk in endorsinb Wenke but
said he was willing to because "the coun-
ty needs a return to good government
with less emphasis on po 11 t i c a I
pressures.''
Baker said Battin had not been in his
(Baker's) office "since I refused .to
nominate him fo; cbainnan some two
years ago."
He added, "There is a aesperate need
I~. someone on lbe Board of Supervisors
!rom the First District who bas a sincere
commitment and who will devote his
time and efforts to resoluUon of many
serious problems which con!~t the peo-
ple of Orange County. 'lberefore I en-
dorse William Wenke as First District
Supervisor."
F...,...Pagel
BOND ... Republlcao St.ate Senator Clair Burgener
of. LI Mesa faces Democrat Robert
U>we, Cardiff high school teacher. The distrid is Jarg .. ly in San Diego County are operatiug over-capacity n o w .
but includes San Clemente, Laguna Anthony said. Turtle Roct Elementary
Beach and parts of Newport Beach. School, designed for 730 students, has
Registration is more than 2 to t J ,000. Uoiveraity Park School, bunt for
Republican in the county segment. 668, has more t!:an 800. Both schools have
portable classrooms to house the extra
OONGIIE§ :-14th District: Veteran Joada.
~~ Richard Hanna Rancllo San Jooquin lntmn<dlate 2~ w:"B: ~ ... =-:rit·~r1:~.~~.! ~ favora Hanna'• party M,000 c1erw111.l94.llxmoreclamoomltoin-to~ county lllld·~baut;tn, aame crn.,......l!Jll fnxa 1'!"'9~ IOO
m U...!lidlatrlcltd -Which emodl ten 119;"' --·-c.
into tlla:1Aog Beacl>LWwood area of nie oiiij. hlib ocbool, Uiilvmll)r, ls
Los AJlll')<S County. operallnc ;mt over Its capacity ol l,800.
CONGllBll8 -l2nd D i s tr I c t: Antholly and tile Irvine tnlltee9 con-
R<publlcan ...:raia llo8mer 01. tong Beach tend that p.oaag• of K will prevent
is opposed by Democrat Dennis Murrey, building Jl'OlflDlS from lagging behind
a cOUege administrator. population tncrea::ea.
'!'be district 1J oafely on the GOP ~de School , board chalnnan C b a r l e s
in tile OOWlty which Includes tile Boulanger ald, "If we ask tbe voltra for
-comer and tbe clti., of Seal several IDlaller bon·: electlonl during tile
Beecb and lluntiqton Beach. next 10 yean, our school bulJdlnc pro-
c.ity three usembly rac.. att of gram wlJI go stuttering aloag, probobly
primary lnttrest to Orange Coast from year to year, wltll a h I g h prob-,_, 1blllty of waste, ineUlciencY and coo-
ftisioo."
-llol Dlln'IUCT. Robert Badham,
GOP iol"Umbent aeema safe in this ;~vi-
ly . Bepubl)can dialrtct which Includes tile
coutllJ>e ft\>m Newport Beach to San
Oemenlt and all tile IOUtlleutern Inland
ams. Ill! opponent Is Mayor Jim Thorpe ·or S.. Juan Capiltrano.
-'10th DlSTRlcr. Incumbent
Republican Robert Burke of HW1Un&ton
Beach face! a dangerous Democratic op. -t in Terry MOlbenko, a Los
Alamitos attorney. Burke, a low key cam-
palpr aeekin1 a third tenn ha1 been
battend by a well-financed Democratic
campaign.
-m DJSTRICI'. Democntic In-
cumbent Ken Cory of Garden Grove Is
fl&btlnt for hla pollllcal life against
former 1111m1blyman William Dan-
nemeyer of Fullerton. Cory la aided by a
llzeable Democratic majority i n
rtg!Jtnltlon.
II
OAllY PILOT
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The measure will create an lncn:ue in
tu ...
A reaident wltll a home valued at
'30.000, Anthony aald. will pay about
$7 .50 more a year in tax ea f>eginning In
I97l il K pasaeo.
OfficialJ at the Orange County Depart-
ment of Education have pointed out that
a school bond issue consolidated with a
general election (as K is) hasn 't passed
in tbe county in the last 10 years. .
Trustees have answered, "Irvine is dif-
ferent."
'uesday will reveal how different.
Sailor Cut Off
Hand-Official
NAHA, Okinawa (UPI) - A Morine
Corpe notesman said today that 1 Navy
hospll1f OOf1lll1WI llatloned on Okinawa
cut off his own left hand "during a period
of despondency over penonal problems."
He said hoopitalllllll 3C Richard M.
Bridges. 22, aevered bis band by mokln&
several cuts with a surgical instrument,
after numbing the limb with novoca\ne.
An Okinawan newspaper Friday car·
rlcd a report lhlt tile injury had been In-
flicted by black aervlcemen as the result
of a racial dl!pUte. 'lbe Defen1e Depert·
ment In Wasbln&tm denied lh1.s WIS the
case.
Homeeomitlfl Qtleett
Margery Haury, a political sci-
ence major at University of
New Mexico, and a former Miss
Indian America, has been
crowned homecoming queen at
New Mexico. Miss Haury says
she plans to attend law school
and then enter field related. to
Indian affairs.
From Pagel
PATROL ...
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1
Phjrs Ed . Unit· Sought -. '
,,_P.,eJ
F()NDA •••
ind flltll --llnlctw'fl on tile
Mission Viejo' ..,...,...i. A library 1tn1c-
ture is under conatructJon, work. on a
science-ma~matlcs comple:1 wtn begin
'DO!' and edcllUoa ol a m114io-flne arll
C.nltr Is plumed om yeor.
The state ls «>Vl!rlni IJ4lf tbe cost of
the scl~ma~ center ,
ilremer'oald. a ' 1s 11b17 to """f half the coot.of tbe u.ual<l:llno,ana ...,ter and
tile cemtol plant bulldllig. •
Wbetber the 'llalt will particlpalt In
the gymnast~phyalcal e d u c a t 1 on
center, Bremer uld, wiJI binge on -e of "-111Dn 1, a •teo,000,000 bond measure :0 be IUbmlttell to YO!trs
Tueoday.
said. llut apt>lrl!nlly ~ioci!ng toward a
McGovern !kfeot. she ~that Niim "must he far<ed I!>. mp the'. Dlne1JOlnt
peace agreement." t ' '
Um· High. ~ts lntQ Spirit
' ' • 1 • The Vlttnam -Ill· ldellllcll I!> the
Revolutionary irlll' louifit 'in tile Ulllted
Stalta, she said, IJ!d tile North "IJihta _
courageously, under constant .. bom-
bardment, because tlley bave ii ~us
F-Or H9ine~oming Friday
cause." :
HTbe John Wayne machismo politics University High ,SCbool's . fir St
don't worl: any more, but tbe people homecoming ga ... -FrldciY la being
haven't convinced tile govenunent of II celebrated everYdaY lllll1l lbeo wttll yet." "Spirit Week" WbicH' beau todeJ.-WUh
Presldelltl1l """"1ty adv1aer Henry tlle'l'be~-olh~~,.t'M;!~-lls· Klsllnger llao "created • ..,.. televi>ed ~-w--aecret dlplomocy" to fool tile people. lbe IIrsl blr1hday lat l!eple/llher •• wlB lloot
alleged. "We -him get off 1 plane Ind Lquna Belcb Hlch In 1 'looltiell game
go in a door. and are suppooed to believe Friday on tile Mn lllgb ScbonI field at
peace ls at band." a p.m.
She said tile men! presence of The aenlor ~ and throe prlnceaes
McGovern as a candldalt ls himOOc, Ind from any class wtll be 'llllDDUllCed at
"Thieus-day ," as she pronounced I~ wtll halftime.
to be a crucial day"for "Thieu'• r<preasive Balloting toot pllce today, also
do. I stayed for duty and honor, duty government." freshman claas dre.Dup day. Other Spirit
The 15 · girls and tllelr nomtnatlni
o~ganlt.ationa are : Marlana Renee,
senior, thespians; Kathy 'lborton-Trump,
senior, newspaper; Jody Modica, .llllior,
scuba club; ~ Graham, junior, (llrlJi
athletic ISIOclatlonl SUe· Martin. Mldor,
yeirbook; Nancy Lyons, senior, pep
squad; Kim McCormlck, senior, senior
class; Faltll Schultz, aeoior, );ey club;
Cecilia Broobears, junior, junior claR;
Vickie Brltliln, aeoior,' pep club; "Holly
Hancock, Juniqr, band; Eve Tipton,
senior, speeclt team ; Marlys Signer,
senior, girls leagu.: Kathy Gill, .entor.
drill team; and Jill Wertz, oenlor, vlll'llty
club.
p,.....p..,,1
my country, honor for myself. I don't She compared. Nixon and Thieu to weet dress-up days are Tuesday,
regret it. I'd do it all over again if I bad Edgar Bergen and Cllarlie McCarthy, sophomores; Wedneaday, junlon; 1'burs-
and said, "the German people didn't d --•-and Frida '--·-to.' have the information about what their ay, OClllUl~; y, &cn;Yl•J'·
"But when I get home I'm going to nnvemment wu doing, but we do. We Campus clubs, organlzatlons and e" classes can enter a Doat contest Friday.
NIXON •.• hang up my gun forever." give up our citizenBhip if we don't re-Floats have to be built from 5 a.m. to
Erickson, tile gnmt who complained nounce Nixon's policles." 7,15 a.m. ancl'wtll be judged at a spirit
about not having a war stary a1ao Tbe veterano that accompanied Mias week asaembly al 1 p.m. in categortes of Fonda were in support of lier padflJt ~-•-volunteered for Vietnam. He regi:ets It. views, but one shoved a reporter bact orlglnallty, humor and aw_..,.._. , Western Whli. HOUie.
"All the time I was growing up all I when be atlempltd to ask a question as The faculty club wtll apolllOr 1 """P-Be10rt tbe radio meaaaae wu. Wed,
heard was Vietnam, so I bad to come and the speaker wu walking out. tlon for all alumni Friday from 2:30 to · the President forSoot attebc!lng &lqday
see it for myself," he aaid. "Well, I've Miss Fonda spoke at OCC al 8 p.m. 3: !O p.m. in tile faculty IOlmp. ed . cbureh servlcel in Sall <;Jemante for , a Sunda ni h Uni Hlgb alumni att encourag to · • h · ofll tha seen it, and I don't like il" Y g t. paruclpalt in otller spirit week activities, quiet morning lil Is ce --k t
Morgan, the ZS.year-old company com-including the assembly, the game and the ~ 8~~t met with · his cblef
mander from Newark, Del., found aym-Great Pumpkin Caper Homecoming Dance Saturday from I to foreign policy adviser Dr. Henry Klaa-
bollsm in the last patrol even as be wor-11'30 p.m. in the high· school mullipur-Inger and aJs? with hJ.o domesUc affain
rl.ed about his futu-•· a peacetime NUTLEY, N.J. (UPI) - A stare owner pose room. l •'de Jolm Ebrllclunan. •• •• said he Is asklag cuatomen to appear in Alumni dance tickets at $1 a ooup e -
anny. Municipal Court with him Nov. Ll to can he purcllaaed at the acbooL The During the day Mni. Nixon lefl tile
"We haven't had anyme Jmrt for eight tellify tllat tlley did oot eat bis queen and ber court will qaln be «>mpound for a hospital dedlcalloa In
.. ,, .
months, but I figured lf -gels
1
:~lllJlll~pl<::jl~··~·~=~iE===;i==hooored==a;t;lhe~-=;·======;Los~A~o;igel~es~;;~~~~~~~ blown away"" tltil'lUt'tio.rlt lbltlil be " '· · •
me. I bad to come," be said. .. Sure we"ve " .
got drug problems, diaclpllnery pnJb.
lems. The way it ii nOw the Army is
totally up. But Ibis Is iltn a
good company."
"I dream of a small, vohmteer, scag-
frte profeasional Army. I drtam of conn-
mandlng my own infantry battallm. But
I don't know il I'll make It. I don1 lmow
il 1 should even try. One thing that
makes me want to get out is tbe senior
officer corps. The leadersblp 11 bad.
''Take tile way tbey troated Ibis com-
pany. I bad it all fiud up for ua to go
home as a uni~ in cme pll,ne. I told tile
men about it, and mcirale vlaa good. Then
tile order> were chai>ged, and 85 pen:ent
of the men were told tlley couldn1 go
bome. Most of them have to become door
gunners with bellcopter wllts, I don't
know where. ..
"The men are angry about 'It. I'm
nngry about It. '!'be thine Is, all tile chop-
per units are golng home anyw1y to why
keep my bofl here. Just beca1.111e a com-
puter says so?"
Tile patrol passed an old Vletnameae
man sitting next to a bird trap In a com
field and some peasants tending a rice
paddy near the Lcmg Blnh fuel depot.
Tile grun!J crossed ao open field and
straggled through the wire, back into the
protective confloet of. Loaa Blnb. 'lbe
patrol was over, 3'72 OOUrs aft.er It began.
Several soldlen spluhed water ob
each other in a ·small atream, I08klni:
u .. d feet, cloalng IDOlher chapter of u.S:
involvemeot in Vietnam.
Escapee RecaptUred
WEST MEMPIUB, Ark. (UPll -Edd)f
Lee Odum, tile lnmalt w)\o ""'peel from
the COUDty jail In Glinelville, Fii. list
month and oent tile jaller 1 pool COi\!
from T .. u. llao been captured. Tbe 1$-
year .. td Odum wu ltoppod )!)' po&,
here Sunday for a traffic viollUon and a
rootlne check al the car's JlCOllM pllte
revealed It bid· been olnloo In Mobile,
All.
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pers Ind "lltUe kkll" wW populate the.
Miulon Viejo HIJh SciloDI campus tllll
week on the drtll<IP da19 leedln& up to
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Many fnllllmen' lhowed up today In
wutm1 ptt> to otort olf Spirit Woek.
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Ind Tina lUchardaon.
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YOL .. 65, NO. 311, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PA~ES . ' . QRAN6E COUNTY,-CALIFORNIA . ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 19n TEN eENTS
•
Me1,a ·G! Bela_tes 'fleing the Tail End"
By BOLGER JENSEN
•wd .... ~Wrttw
LONG BINH, Vietnam -"I'm the talf
end, inan -the tall,eqd of being drolled,
. lhe tall end of being l,ere aod the tall end
of gO!ng home. 111 believe tt when I 1et
~-Pia@~' ~ Sgt. Mike Haight, a 22-yeaMld draftee
!roll! Cosla Meaa, "'Pial(led what it felt
lilie Ill be GO<! ol Ille last American com-
bat .... ID Vietnam.
lfelPI, -fmilly• llves at 8tlll St.
.a-St., baa been ID Vielnam since
April. H.; and hil platoon were on their
last perimeter ·patrol outalde Ille wire of
Long .BIIJh 'Army Bue.
, A gradaate of Cosla Mesa lllgh School
and· Orqge Co..i College, Hiligbt talked
about wbot tt felt lib to have several
miillbs to go to Vlebiam.
His .lue of eight months, Dana, his
three bretberi, his parents • 8 D d·
grandzllotber all live 'Jn Colla Mesa..
He said be was lold be'l be golng home
>
this mmth but Ilia orders have beeo
chrulged and he'll be staying 1n viecnam.
"They told .. thla .... going to. be Ille
last patrol, but they're always : saying
that," be said. A blue ad illver Alr
American helicopter spollered· Clft!"head.
"Hey, a civilian bird. I ain't GfJ!U aee:n
one ·before."
"I ~ It's . aemel!"!'i lo ·ten my
iranddilldren about'» sjituued PIO. dJ!.
for4 Erid<!Ga,,Ji, Of Cail!eroD, Wis: '~I'• lhe oaly war story I've got. .Bui I ~1
start ttdl damn war, and l lee DO re110D
to finish tt, lull .. toac .. ~ get Ill¥
-home."
First Platooo, C Compaoy, 17th lnlair
try, moved ilut aftltlltl boun Slitunlay. II
looked -Wio Ille old war -G1'1
swathed ID .......... 111<1 bandollen ol
gleaming brul eartridges. But there
were DO Viet Coog, and the enmts ilnew it. .
"A game,"· .llM'.llN,ct McDaDald, a, of
san Jose, caw. "They tnow there'•
oothing out here but they make us walk
around IDd play war. I ba·mi't seen a
gook in five months.
'"'?be other day there was this ABC
televisioo crew with us. There was this
Cobra gunablp cicding overhead trying to
lfve the Impression it WU protecting US.
A f-.rce."
The patrol crashed through buffalo
grW and denae thlckota of -· and tboma. Trucks roared cm D e a r b y
lfighway 15, and the aJr tllrobbed with
the rotor blades of helicopten landlag 11
Long Binh.
"The war's changed but l guea il'I for
the better," said Qay, 21, of Winter
Haven , Fla. The black ataff aergeant hid
spent five toun totaling .. montba m J
Vietnain and WU gelling ready to ieaft
with a Vietnamese wife and three
children.
"l came here young , alngle, full of
and Yitteolr with llOCbing else lo
!See PAfROL, Pap I)
Sign Debate . Set
Thlll is aerial ~ of layout for Orange County
Water .Districts $22 mlllion ·water..Yactory/ 21 at
Ward Street aad Glia Annue lo. Fountain :Valley.
Grading in foreground is for aewaae w a l'e r re-
cycling plant due tu begin operation in January ..
1974. lo background is dealtlng unit due for com·
pleUon in Aprll of next year. Together. dlstrl~ of·
flclala. say, the units wlU "manufacture" 18 million
gallons of drinking water per day.
'
Accident Victim
Pried From Car
,After Smashup
Hqntington Youth ·Held
. .
Inf Crash . of St:o'len Car
Council to Discuss Animated ;tds
By MICHAEL GOODRICH Of .. .....,,... ..
A .,..-...Y over lllgm "bldl move,
pillate, lpln, CJ!" rollte Is ....... '1>r toniPI'• Huntlttglon Bead! city council
meetlnl-
('4mr!lmen ..n1 be acntllnislng I pro-
pooed ·-lo the city'• sign
-wbldl would fotilld t~b e ""'" slnlction of any new moving signs, II
~ aJao put • 25-!oot Umit 1111 all free itandllt& lllgoa.
. ' Challenger
Makes · Last,
Rushed Trip
~.,~~AP),....-~
I Ii .. ----:-;W.,.,. ·~·111!Po; -~.-i..t .... 'aar.11io '-~Mi!. llylic ....... ,...
~ to -...-A!nori<a -· In Ibo bandlollheeledonte.
Fl1iDc &am New Yort 1bolnl the
Dakoll QtMn D, -mlved in
Pblladelpllla 11 -'the aeme -u Vl<e l'Asldelll Splto T, .\pew, But
tltooih . their pi-. l<llotl to I llop
wllllla .. yarda "' --· the two did not....._ .........
Then, dW D9ooentlc ~
--drlvm to 1 tlowlitown rally
wbere tba ..-jatnmed _, lnlt -
'1>r mtft -I baJf block. In all dire<>
tlom.
"TamOrnrw,• lold McGotwn, -,.. ·
wlll dedtle Amirtia'• ...... 'lot the -
lour yejn and prvbohly ... Ibo not of
OIH' llvea.
Memben of the chamber of commerce
indlcated today theY don't Wll!'t lo see
the movlni trignJ banoed uotil more
reoeardt Is done on their value to
~ In the oily.
::eh:ven't decided If the revolving
et&m are aood or bad yet," said Jel'l")I
Shea, chairman of lbe chamber'•
LegialaUve Adloo Committee. "We think
more reoeardt should be done .. their
linanclaJ Impact In other elites."
Prfan Parklnloo of the HOME cooncU
PIWT OFFERS
PREFERENCES
The DAILY PILOT today
pretenll a summary of all ltl
reoommendltionl ·m ""'"dates
and .,._it1o111 f~ Orange
Coast voten "' Tueaday's General
Electloa ballot. For 1 ltllDIDll'.Y of the ·-. .....,.....,..loot, tum
JfiM!ll;llfltri"l ,.AN'ltl<•
:tllaaena Girl
Selected as 1973
Rose Bowl Qt1een
PASADENA (AP) -SaJll Aon Noren.
I redibaJred, brown-eyed llt>tlmt at
Puadmo cu, Colllp, -twtled 1'13
-Bowl QtMn today.
,,,. »yeal'O!d M.lu --5-feet. 1\\-lacbes tall 111<1 weJcbo Ill
pouodL AJthouCb I major in secrellrla!
-. .... uld obe -w l1U to
--llrllne -Hor -..... ire ........ lkllnc·
Siie baa two -.. Ind U... with
her fomily In -· QI-. SaJlt llld her rvyaJ court of l1x
said today, however, that bbl group
believes the pulsating signs are not sen-
lng • uoelul purpose and -be [In> blbited.
"We can't see any benefitl from tbelt
aigna, .. he a.aid.
City councilmeo bad cootlnued the lip
bearing from their Oct. 6 --so that
memben of the two lf'OUPI eould meet
and study the propooed -....
Altltoucb the disagreemeot IXllllinuel
(See SIGNS, Pop I)
President
To Deliver
Talk on TV
Praldent Nlsoo nm1hvd In .........
It 1..-Cua Pad1Jca .toda1, ---ldl Jut, lingle effort ol Ilia rM!ectlon Cam-PlllD -I paJd po!ltieol -·••1 to
Ille -to he •ind .. -thla evea1n1,
'!be Pmldent baa not emepd from
Ilia s.. Cetneotle eompoond -II'
rivlne one. -Sotttrdly, lollowq I
rally -he dolcrlbed u .... ol the
beat of bl• campolp.
The cotelnllon lnllbl -ol
-of .. __ out lo ...... ldm
at Ontarto lnlemltaal AlrlMri-
But ofter the rally Ille PreaJdenl ""11
Into aecluaJon, ...,-..tty bellt .. tlol
roctq Ill)' -ilurq the last -. of I campalp wliit:b poUollrl pndlet
Will be I iudollde fll bil fl'°'.
The Presldetd plw lo be Ibo lint
-TuadaJ _,,.,. II Ille Pllllliw pbice at Coldtdla EJeu-.y tdiool
G0ty 1 few -eel yanll 1way -the ........... -Aldelllove ult! Ille Pl-• md lfn.
I
A Fountain Valley man ls in satisfac-
. tory cond!Uon today after he WllS pried
frilm his' Cit< Sliturdanitght lo-a
hit and run lnddolll GO Pacific Coast
lllghwar In Himtln81oo Beach.
A 20-)'!ar-old H1mtlngton Beach man
was placed 1D1der boopttaJ arrest this
momitlg aft.er he allegedly sma5hed a
stolen cir into the rear ol a parked mov-
ing VIUl SundV night,
auto. He was taken to Runtlnctan
fntercommqnlty H!!!J>!l!li.;,,d=T~~ tra.Mferred to the county Ctrhc.a-,
"I believe we want IDd Jndeed mU1t
have 1 i>illiliilwti1iwllr•iiW. ... -u11s
llltloo to I bigber·lludanf, IDd fttlntlle
pr1nct1ce1 .will reiaD-OVtt _tbe._Jouma-
meot of -pantie and the Role Bowl
!ootblll -C11 llew Year'1 Day,
Nixon wlD mrlft 11 the -II -1
n.m. wllen the polls :s
ElQIOCled to-----lflt.--
' Police .said · Willlam King, t 12 I
'Cockatoo Ave., was ~ving east on
'..Pacific Coast Highway at about ·1o:l8
p.m. when 1 WeStbound car s\deswiped
blm near Golden West Aveme.
King's c1r went out of control and
tiammed Into I otgoal pole wbere be "U
1rapped. 1'iremen lirlved llOOll after and
'Were able to releue hlm with a rescue
aw and pry bar. l'
• King, 14, "u taken to Buntlntlton
· Ioten:ommwilty HOspttal and later
"transferred to <>ranee · COunty Medical
c.entei. ' The. driver of the otli!r. car !led the
··•scene anil Is still being ... ght by"pollce.
••
·AD HAS SHORT
]JUT HAPPY LIFE
• Dally PtJol waol ads have I ab<l't •but
1,!i1ppy Ille. The !ollowlnc ad produced • ·c1;-111:
qw 1986 DODGE Dart. Excel·
• lent trMIPOflltlon car. SJ)O,
" Call &ft 8 PM, XXX·XXD.
· • 11111 Id no aaly one day bul the ear ~ mid • 1111D • the D1W1 WU out. lf auld< -1tl niab 10ll boppJ, pllce I
ilAJLY PDDr ....r Id by~ -....
~·;Mental Unit's ~ue
, Jo Huntington OK'd
'I i-tl!aPlt'•ln~
.for·lbl ~ c.my ~· ol
..... eollllleoltlt 1111 -....-..,,
the_.,..,_
'· ,,,. -..... _. llll cl -~_,!PIC* .. .,. Ne•l 1 .......... for
,,_I -not ... -=-Ibo • 'optirm .. -,.. ..... I -.. ,.,. ..... .,... .... [ .. ti 7
~ 111111 polilll:--fllJ I '' 'e
ollllt-
•
Patfick Do-, mz Vista Del Sol , was
~ 1n utlafactoey condition in the
<JranCe County !ledlcaJ Center after two
houri of ma:err, police uid. He waa
pla~ under i..TeSt on suspicion of. auto
'ttieiii. r-i91 of datilerous drup, and
drtvjits un( •• the lnlt.-e of drup.
Plltce. said .~ ---.. Ellis Avenue oear llqnolla Slnet"ln a
sloleo ua O>evy wtien the 10:40 p.m.
crash occured. ~ allepdly.....-ved
tirtD· ~ resr of the liiovlnl no, lolaJlnc
the .ar. but ollly iUgbtly cislmci .. Ille
truck, police said.
~ Ind was legally parked, ac-
-... to pollce.
'When the !Int poltce unlta arrived,
lltey '"""I ~ -and jllrilally ha...,. out of tllc wncked
whero be Ullderwenl surgery.
'Jack' Held Up
For $200 Loot
Ao umed man -.1111 1 RI mull:
over bis flee robbed 1 HIDlu,.too Belch
hamburger -. early this monUnc ol -SIOO·
Pollce uld Ibo --the Jacl:,.,._ -. Ml -
Coul llldnY, llloal 5 i.a> md =I
...... die •tfmolaol. Jflfrrt -• •AD t!F1 baddy, tlilo ti II." Ult --ed bmdii lolcf Wbittlker, I _.,,...
Belch -. .. he jllmpld -Ille couater.
Wbillak<!r uld Ille .-tnbllld bis
..... and fon:ed ldm ..... in Into the
bltliroom. Tiie ..... tbett lold liiJn to
stay there.
Pollce uld the -blndlt. -age WU -ed II 11. then weel
-In, rw-ked the caah npr.r and fled.
the -promise, "I believe," added McGovern. "we will
prevail."
Aod -. quotq laalall, -I&
toned : ''Thor that wall -the Lord
abaJl ,_ thelr llrqth; they -
IDOlllll up with "1ltp ....... they -
11111 IDd not bl weary. they lbaJI ..au. Ind not falat."'
llcC...m WU allo to .-J bla
-to -. Ku,, IDd """ ::.:.:.:i ..:'.':".,to~~ ---........ I -lllllnlilw eUll,
-blpll the dl7 wltb I -~ llnll -New YGl1t'1
lllftb A--lr1ll -In I ftYt
ol ,..., .... tbl --to .-...-..
-,.., .. be ..,._ thM IDd ...... "Gotl __ ..
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tlle 11111 -~ -rlppod .., _!Ito_..._, tMI -pilot ( ... llOGOVSllN, ..... .,
Capitol Marehe~ Get OK
Supreme Court Rejectl Law Agaimt Demo111tratio111
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S.
&tpnmo Court niled ...-HnC!aaaJ to-
day I flderaJ ~ proldhllflJI llrp ICl!e
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Tbe p:Uc:ae1 __. Jwt Ja1 Carr,
11, ad Gtl1ie -<lorTel. 11, both of
Puirdenl Cly Collep; Jlmmle Loo
Ba .... 11, and CO..,. IA Bells, 11. both of
PuldtNI Collep; llelonle Leo lnlln. 17.
of p;.-. mp Scllool, and lllcllele
Marie VwtdlnJ., 17, of Sacred Heart
Acldemy.
Ragtime, Sirius
Battle for Lead
In Mexico Race
RlctJnto ad Sirius 0 oontlntled the~
.........,._ bottle r.r the eilpoed time
lelll Ill lbl 11-1 .. yocllt ,_ -,..
Sir1ul U w11 tome nine mUet lartbtr
--Rqt1me bul -• m1les --· At tba I 1,m. roll coll. ftaclbDo -In
Ille leld .. the r1tuml>flne -.. m1les
'"""' -Sotunlay -11111. -n -411 m11eo, --41' m11eo •-... m mllll -lllt.11111.
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Ibo --_. CO*oa 1'lllld. 'l'tll ... ol Ulit llett ftl • I lllrtd -.&
.... .U.•<11 ol Cldrw. "" WU.. ...,. M boatlnl. Pop L
Ocean View School
Board Meeta Tonight
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... _vtow ..... -. -............. °*'" ... o.r111. m11 a t1reti1N' t r llllk:f
.. -... -din .._ le .. Ill liilcr*I
..... .., b ,, .. ti ... Olm """
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Famfly are Mmolo Pini S.w.••,
c·e-'-wlDwlllhe..,.
in I 111tlonll -for tho -liml · In their u ....
The couplo "'" llllurali.d lbaotly
ofter the,_ --._.,... ago.
lmmotllotety Iller _... blo -.
the ,_ plw to --•
WllhlnltGa, D.C., for I --dauclMn Julie 11111 Trldl, .......
Uro flm1ly wU' -tho --dar•• ..... !romthe'Wblll-The ~ aet1'lty ptpo1wifot ... t1ed1 • ~i: .... ~~~= I-with I f9111o lddtw in
Nlsoo-lt ...... -~ .. tlot:tld to lour _,, ,_.. ,,_.,...,.,._ ...... --
u '"pldla .., eledloo tlay and 1ftr7 day
(lee NIXON, ..... II . ....
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At &vine, ' Just. Lik~ ·JU PeJ!~~r1Jt
Huntingron Hfl;I Wandering .Minstrel ~~nd
R~ps .'Lies' -~ .... ...... ••
$ • • ,. c ~"We !ju,~· -~I the city wa111't lint place.
111,;<liiioii\'"'1.Rlt ·• lOlna to JIO tiboiiUn !Is own· parade," "We'v. utsocred bands that have a~; °' .. ;,j ....,--,;;;;· ·Thoiii.-. ... .-,'§> I got together u nual budets al '30,000 and $10,000,
U you need wanderiDc rn1DstreJJ for an many friends u I could and we &tarted Thompson boaSll. "We know we've got President Nilon doem't want tbe w,r evening banquet, a dance .band for your practlclQg." .,. 1 what It takes to really make a name for
ended because afterward the American pany._ ,or a m~ bond for 11'!'!'.. ,,,.,..,_.,811)'1.lhe -staried out ourselv ... " .
people will learn what really happened, parade, can the ldllllc I.Id Bind o! Him: with juat 40 members, bu1 it grew Thompoon Is hoping to ra\N~f!S,000
antiwar activist Jane Fooda charged tioltoO Beach. throogb ~ol lls 11v<e iqcllcea •• the from a large number ~t with
Sunday in· a speech at UC Irvine to an " hr a modest meal and Ille price of bu> word apAid, and bf July f, there _. about J'lall o! the mooey going " Bries.
audience olaboul ISO. tare, tbls grocp of v-We ""°" m111>-70 marc11m. , . He Jl!Ml)d hlmaell be . r of the
Miss l'mda,. speaking at a gathering · clans will play anywbero In Orange_~ · lloOlil< ' ~ . pracUce ~ and m!dl! ~·
sponsored by. the Orange County Vietnam ty. . , a cOmplete lack of uniform& )IQ..ever I ~ie. brass quartels, con-
Veterans Against the War, said, "That's "We're a bqncb of people' whG really the band took third in its divbf9o. ' ce f "' -.~ ·· bandll, minstrels "or
a hard lblng to say, but it's true." like to . perfonn," 58}'!1 Doug Thompson, What 'started out as "just )I gig to al • · nning group you can
His re'.ason was. she said, that lour ad· t~ band founder and leader. represent the city and gel a fi'M lubcb th ·!l4l ·~."'·
minlstraUona, including lhe Nixon one, ."Tbe ooly lhln& we ask la !hat people doing It" lleWne permaneOt, 1'l>ompoon •u,wa-daiibs our quality, just call
have lied to the public about the motives take us seriously, not ju.1t as bactground says, "hecaUJe we bad IUCb;i..a great us up. Bol e\l!i')'One We've played fo r
and conduct of the fighting, and she im-music." splrtt we didn't want to qa:tt." < bas been impressed," be claims.
plied the Pentagon Papers were only the DAILY PILOT...,,..... 1bll is not to say, however, that ~ In the 90 days ti\at remaine!t'in tum· · Anyone interested in joining or
tip of the Iceberg. PUSHES LOCAL BAND band dcesn~ need mooey. · mer, the band made 30 ._..,.. and dooallng lo lhe l\IUslc )bn,Band can call LAST MAN OUT?
Costa Mesa's Haight 'l'be actress explained ~w she became Music Entr9preneur ThomplOft At present ill 70 re I u J' a r members grabbed t,.., mpre tropbiea, ~ one 842-6098. ::.=::.· ----------"politically aware. I was floating in mostly ecbool..age youtbs, ~po real -· --~ -
From Pagel
PATROL .•.
do. [ stayed for duty and honor, duty to
my country, honor for myself. I doo 't
regret iL l 'd do it all over again if I had
' to.
"But when I get home I'm going to
::bang up my gun forever."
,. Erickson, the grunt who complained
~-about not having a war story also
,\·Volunteered for Vietnam. He regrets it.
; "All the time I was growing up all I
beard was Vietnam, so I had to come and
Ji,aee it for myself," be said. "Well, I've
~ ._. it, aod I don't like it."
~ Morgan, the 25-year-old company com--
-mander from Newark, Del., found sym-
bolism 1n the last patrol even as be wor·
T' ried about bis future .in a peacetime
,army.
~. "We haven't bad anycoe hurt for eight
• mantbs, but I~ U anyone gets
"'blown away oo this last one It shouJd be ""· me. I bad to come," be said. "Sure we've
'°got drug problems, diSciplinary prob-;.1erns. The way it is now the Armr. is
• .totally up. But this is still a
'good company."
"I dream of a small, volunteer, scag·
<t free professional Army. I dream of com-
-mandtng my own infantry battalion. But
~~I don't know U I 'll make it I don 't know
.o: if I should oven try. <Ale lhJn& Iha!
makes me want to get out is the senior
officer corps. Tbe leadership .is b.ad.
space as Barbarella (in the movie by uniforms, uae many, bcirrowed in-·,,.
!hat name) when most -le were stnan..la, and pracllce In -dooatecl
beginning lo reallu what deslructlon was F1'9111 P,,.e l by a. locol cburcb. p .. ~.. -' -----ted
taking place in the name of Amertca." · ''W• want to become a aolld«l«blza-~ 3L"~ .
She said she bad allowed bersell to be M GOVERN lion," Thomp.ui says. "We wanl lhe used by lhe movie Industry, and "spent C •· • • backing II lakes lo become a. linkale
from age 21 to 30 as a blonde with musical foundation with pennanent
falsies." Miss Fooda tied this with the McGovern told his crew: "Resume y<iur status."
fact that many Vietoamese·Wocnen have stations; we're going to bring this plane To acbleve this, 'J'bmnplOD 11 looktng
had operations to make them look more · home." ' for private and publlc pltroos willing to
.
·In Kuife'.Death ,., . . ,.
like Western women. And, on the eve of a more aftsome donate money to the Music Man Band,
"It Ls important," she ~d, ''to make moment of truth, McGovern appears ••people who get _satilflClloo bun sup-• 'From ~-~rvtees .
this link to reallu Ille extent of what we gripped by the hope -perhaps even the porting worthwblle cultural acUvtUes." WYU<. WILD _ Ooe Sabia k)j JDal1 Is
Of~panion,
have done to Ute people of Vietnam." conviction -that he can do it again. U Thompson, a --~ ~usic dead and an -ualntance i ... tt...1 a}Ann She claimed the war has really been "We're going -to win," he told an in-graduate of Orange Coast Coll_ege '1XI -.. , , ~ --o
lost, because 60 percent o! South Vietnam terviewer before embarking on. his coast-now a struggling music teacher, getl the witb a leCCmd man ;today faaowtog a
is cootroUed by lhe Natinnal Liberation to<ltlast finale . "It Is a kind of coming suwort be wanls, be plana to open ·a full. Saturday nigbt bun~.lmlfe ~ying .. ln a
Front of the north -even the crucial together on the part of the American time performing arts Jtudlo to aerve natauraut parkiDB lot.-?' -
"rice bowl" of the Mekong Delta. public, 3 realization !hat there has been band memben with prt,ale i.a.a.. Tile Edwin S. l'.,UOWstl, ·u, ol :1!17 '.St Pla-
"We musl defeat lhe Nlaoo-Asnew· too mucb deception both here at home studio -1d lhen .cootlnuo the pollcy of . 1DOlld $.-,. llUCC1llllbe4 at Jbe ,.,...
Thieu ticket on Tuesday," Mis> Fonda and now even in the issue ol war and provldlng mua1e to..,_ wbo -11. outalde lhe rustle CaiTiage lm> about
said. But apparenUy loo1lng toward a ''Tllere'a a IP""'I -In Orange Coln>-miclnlgbt.
McGovern defea~ she added !hat N'~on ~m!.,tselfp;.ple wait ~ ·that polllllg ty for tho kind of linkale lllUllcal llivwalde Clowtty Sberlll's deplltles
"must be forced lo sign the nine-point p•--," be sai' .. ,...., are not-"'· to. be sen1co.11e -·-·" Thon!l'M lli,ya. '' Alcl Pellowatl oulllrred • ,18!1• 11Wb peace agreement." ~ "' ~, """'" oihe< "And then are c:o;'lalnly plenty of-1e· ,,_ ln-lhe·abdomen. Whlib.lidetod a
The Vietnam war ls Identical to the dictated to by Dr •. Gallup or any who..,. bad mualc traiblng in llCbool, bul major arlery.
Revolutionary war fought In the United pollster. They are going to thinl; about don't have a way to oootlnue developing !Jlvestlgaton arrested and booted
States, she said, an<! the North "fights lhe war, Ibey ire going to think aballt' lhe and perfon.;tng ofter Ibey graduale." Ph!lllp E. Marb, 21, of ·1111 W. LouiJe
courageo11Sly, under comtant bom· c:ost of living, Ibey are going lo think TbQ-'a ~ltto,.. PW.. for ·a SL,-Santa :Alla~ Gary Mey~. II. o!
bardment, because they have a npt,ous about Jobs , about the neglect 01 our older perllWltlll youth band elate. back to Hun-ldyllwtld, on SUlplclon of mui11er follow-
cause." ~~ Ameriean peo~le," be · said, ttngtoo Beacb'a annula Fourth of July Ing the alaying.
"TJ:ie J.ohn Wayne machismo politics "were reluctant to think that tbe.ir prest-parade. A apokesman for the Riverside County don't woi:k any more, but the people Sheriff's rot&e ·at tbe Banb.lllf" station
haven't conyinced the gO\'mllllent of it dent was playing politics with the is.!ue . SI • said today . they ll"fl 1!%ploriog a epecific
yet " of wsr. Now, suddenly .•. that Is begin-Rookie Cahhie . am ·motive in connection wilb Pllrowski's
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Presidential security adviser Henry nin~ to dawn on people." .. · ... iinN>voRI!l (AP) ..;.,A. ·IO-~ld ·homicide. · , ' "
Kissinger hss "created a new televised fn stops Sunday at St. Louis; Moline, -'i:'.~ .. · .._. ,tbne .._ ·m .tbo job was A bunllng knife allegedly Involved was Mila Mitchell, a i7-ytaN>ld secret diplomacy" to fool the people, she Ill., and New Yort, McGovmi drew -. •-..,. -cnnflacated aa eTidence but llelecltv.s ·
alleged. "We see him get of! a plane and some of tbe loudest cbeeN of bis cam-alldl to:-GILa ~.. ~--!!! did not say wbelber it was taken from senlar, ·is the 1972 bomecom·
and posed to bell pa'·gn as •· ----• ~"-·t Nil<on of II_ .... NO,-tbe A-'-'. ~ .. , · ~ 1·ng queen at Huntin" gton °-·ch go In a door, are sup eve •m ~~ "~ _.. .. ,Of!lce ~today, A lllolill's one o! Ibo llU!ptCla or .recove~ .,...
peaee Is at band." playing "fast and loose" "" the Vietnam , ~· 0 said ten>)' ~ !:.Iver· elsewbere. ' High SChooL She Is the daugh·
She iaid lhe mere presence of issue. . • mo<e::.w.. found early tod · .. ~ He did say M8rb clalmecl to bo a f u. d Mn Spe McGovernaaeCMdidalelsblstoric,and "It's understandable," be tofd ........ ;brrant Wu fsaued: "";:;;;;; peraonal friend of ·Pe!n>wstl, wllooe ter o au. an . ncer
"'l'hieu><lay," as she ~ II. will lhoosanda ol supportera . In lkoottyn, "*'1Jif,b bock of the ~)Wibei ~ ..., notllled 111 CCobectleul o! bis Hatch, lml Sherbor!le Lan~ • be a crucial day for • Tllleu's "'llftOSive "lhat Mt. ·JllJ!n tricked as !om: YeAJ> • .~JD lbe be ery ........ ta•-~-'-·. , Huntington Beach . Pl ... P,,,,e J • ' governmenl. W • agQ Into. l*Je\>lng be Jiad. a plan, to elld 1~«~!';:U:..:""':;·-~:=·=~-:::::"::':..::;:!• =~· ·~-~::.:..= ....... ==:...:::.:~:_:;·.......,,.=::._-,r-· ______ ;:__ ___ • --:---
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, !Jf;:, • • ·' r •· 1 and said, "the German ~ ·didn't 1s .o !Oollab a.to bui u.&i'Une 1111n1 •
have the tnformalion abo\JI ,m.i tbelr "' •:Noft". ~ Ibo~ O\·er the niovtncw>r· t~ t)'O ~ ;. go""'"""'lr.-1doln1 , b\lto!lfe,-..1W• ·<,~· . . . .{!l?m reached.'u ••IJIMIDSloo'f.le25;1oot g.i.ve up our citirenabtp if we ~·t re-rit:w..Yo . · · as
standing 11p·1i.tnft_ • · . • • nounce Nixon's policles." • 11the'blg lie" tbe A ''s aim
"Both ~ are unanimou5 that we The veterans that accompanied Miss that a peace setUement is near.
1' aboliid hove ibe 25-fool llmit U provisions Fonda were in 8Upporl ol ber pacifist "Peace · Is .. not ·111 band," said ~are made to eicted It in extenuating views, but one lhoved a reporter back McGovern. "It is not even.in aigb.t." ,
·. clrcumlbmces," aaJd Dave Fredenburg when he attempted to ask a question as McGovern was ~.Jn tbl brOldcast
'· o1 the chamber. · · the !peai,er was •altlng out. -and taler at a ially ID tbO 1lnm: -by
. "At certain locatiobl, there should be Miss Fonda spoke at OCC al I p.m. Preston 'lbomas, ~tie, Cal!f., wllooe ::pr<Mskm, to exceed the 25-foot level," Sunday night son, ~;was~~ 22 Americans
.-said'Parttnaon. . tllled in Vietnam Nov. I, just ... dey
; Parttnion also proposed !hat · ex-afler, acconl!n& to a-, ~ Uniled
ceptlons to lhe ordinance go before lhe .Prem P .. e J Sw.I wu aJpplled m· algn. a ceaae-Ore
,Cltlzm'• Design and Review Boanl ~.' ·'!' · . ·~.before the planning commission would NJXON ·'l'lrilotliY·w.oi. oe~ral Jetteri to me," ... rule oo them. • • • said Thomas. · "11' li!lNed Of bis gtrI be
-( Tbe cmreet belg)it limllaU.n on free fo r lhe next four yean, 00 matter wbo left behind ,. •• bis lu~ HO f!lt the War '"' ataodJna tlp 1s 35 feet. wins." was about over, and Pf course when we
, Fredenburg also said lhe cbamber Tbe g--•-locluded "Peace wilboul sur "°" told lbat It wu, >o be over <ta lhe "." would be prtSeDting recommendations ~ • 31st we were very hippy and Tim said
•1 lhal requiremenls for sign malnlenance render · · · • 1Jl0"' just America · • · a 'I'll lie home by CbrtjtD,aa_• Tim won't
be ...._,_. b ••· . healthy Amer!Ca ... I well educated •-· and ~~--v. • .....,.ieo •1 -City. America an Amerlea free from be ~ not on ~~~ • • · • .., • 'l1>la would include provisions that fear... · · · boy was tuled neec11..iy. . .
·" · ahlbby signs be eliminated and others be Tbe ipeech, 1 15-mlnute message, wu 0 We are ldUing VietDamest, North lbd
"kept clean and attracUve. It would also he •M• b de led b Nlxo South, oeedlesa!y," said Tbomu. ~ require .t he removal o1 s i 1 n s where t w~i roa a.a~ Y 0 "l happen to be Re~/' be ad-
• r bnatpenes have moved or no longer car· ~uring the low·kty campalp. ded "but not as ol tbe first day of
;:ry the product being advertised. ear1n;"t ~fort Se=~ ~Sou1!. ~ No~eJDber."
•1 "We want to upgrade the signl, but not precedented public gathering at the
· to the point where they discourage Western =u-House.
• ~-•-••," said Freden""'•-. "w~ ~ ...... • Before the radlo message wu aired, • The current revisions are part or a the President fonook atteDdlnl SUnday ~ tbnle phase effort to lighten up the city's church services tn San Clemente for a ~ alp codes. 'Ibe second phase will cover l t I In hi m t •• t >! ~ .i ..... and comblnatlon signs while qu e mom ng 5 0 ce -wor ""'a 1-.... -began at 7 a.m. ~ the lhlrd phase will be a complete The Preskl"1I met with bla chief ~ rewriting of the sign ordinanco. foreign poller advl,.r Dr. Henry Kilo-~ Inger and ala» With bis -eatlc allaJn ~ Ma aide John Ehrndtman. , · # OUllM COAST During . the day Mn. Nixon left the r. compound for a hospital dedlcatloi! In
~ . Los Angeles
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By Poswl Chief
WAS l!fNGTON (AP) -Pootmlller
~neral Ebner T. Klauen A.ya the U. S
Postal Service may loee money for
another deCtde ~ lmOlll o t h t r
things, ha!! Ila employoo "couldn't care
!.,." about lmprovlns aervke.
ltlauen·sald !hat mill llfvlce bu Im-
proved since the Pootal Servi.., became
an lndepencltnt aovermnent aaoncy IS
months ago. but Jt wW late 71111 to
ov-.ne problema · and make the
wvloe stlf.austafnlng.
llt aave his vJewa In I copyrighted ln-
tervtew In U. S. Ne\fl " World Report.
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Mrs. Hildebrand
Service T1;1esda)'
Donna £. ~ a nauve of
Orat11e County died, Fridcy at Ibo age of
IO. .
• Mn. Hllde!Jrand, who llftd in H111>
tlngton ~ .-a member of lbi
Order of Eutern Star and Ibo Hun-
ttngton Beach Aaaisllnce League.
Fllneral -•ill be held Tueoday,
I p.m. at lllllllb'a llortuar)' Cl>apal.
Mn. llildelnnd la aurvtved by -ctaqlli.ra J-a....., of Colla Meta
and Nancy McCay or Orqon: lhiM
brotben, Jim -. of lrvlnl, Alnd
stlnaon, o! Anaheim and Jooepb stlnac!a.
of Pico RI..,.: 1wo alalera, llulh Al~,
of Downey and N...nl Miller. ol Hlll>
t1nal<n Boacb tllld nve 8ftllldcllildran.
. The l•mll1 --tnetDOrial .... tribullona be mAde lo the American
Caocer Society.
Adeline Archer
Services Friday
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CALll'OlllNIA'S
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COOPl!RATIVI!
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• • rice . -eeze I .. ~old • ·Ill
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Lt.we, cantlff bl&h aclM>of teacher. Tiie
-IJ iarJ>..!y In San Di<80 Coullty bu\ Incl... SU Clemeote, Laguna
Beach and polll ol Newport Beach. RefiJtratlon iJ DIOI"' than Z lo I
lll!Pobllcan In the COlll1ly -t.
· CONGRJila ~. :11t11 "Diolrlcl: Veteran
De!nOCnllc ·-'-~ Hanna face1 a ~i'weU GOP cippMe'rt
JNa D. .~ of Slnta Ana. '"" ~ ta... llama'• party 11,Gllt
to' 11,00D lo !bi .oaDty and •boot the .....
In the rediJirlded .---h1to the i...,. Bead>Laftewond .... of
Los Aqieles °""""' -·CONGlllfll, -~'lo·Di1trle ·t : ~ ... ~of Looi Beach
iJ ~I Delmla Mllrl'l)', a ~tor.
. II lllely on the GOP aide
. In the """"1 ~ includes the -.....er and"the cities of Seal BeadJ ¥ef Huntlr11G011eech.
• Qnly I tbriie aiomnbly races are of prfmirj lDtmll to Orange Cos>t
resl\lellll: . .. . ,'
-7111 "llllTRlCI'· Robert Badlwn, GOP lncambent ....,. Ille ill t.bil :,.,avl-
ly n.publlcan diJtriCt which lncludel the
C08'!lllDe 1nim Newpcirl Belch to SU
Cleinellto and an the ~ Inland ...... 'HIJ _, IJ 111,... Jim Thorpe
of San Juan Clplatnno.
-M DJS'l'lUCI', Incitmbent RtiJubllcan Robert Burn of Huntington
--.......... Democ:ratk: "!>' poaent In Terry llolbenko, 1 Los
AluniiM attpmey. Burb,.11)0w teyeam-
Pll¬ ...... Ling • third ltnn bu been
bali«ed Ii)' I well-llnan<ecf Democ:ratlc
cai_npolp.
~' • DlSTRlcr. Democratic d).
cumllent Ken Coty ol Garden Grovo Is filbllni for bll political Ille aplnll
""'-' ._,,blyn1an Wllllam Dan-
_.,.. of FuJJenan. Coty Is aided by •
abel:ble Democratic ma)orlty I n
~lion. .
V !ill Jackk11ifes,
Ties Up Traffic
A Jarie moving van jacllnlled In the
llOO block of steep twlltil!I Alla Vista Way
• · 1n Laauna 8eoch early Situnlay and tied
up tnlft: until ~
."• Pollcw• ·llld ·lhO' -·trailer van
became atuct at about 10 a.m. on the
:"1't'~~v=~~ ·
Beacll ~ "" ciWed two boon
.. ~)l•••it•d~ """""'benOI!, ... 11y1
''l"l' -plrt abo!lt .,_.~ for "11-.J olllee 'II lulY1l>g''lo ~ the
dilJclmi for --periods." While abe IJ helping ber bulbond, an
aunt ol. hen ls caring for b e r aeven
cblldren, John, 17, JOlepb, 11, Jerry, lS,
M'!'J' Kay, 10, Theresa AM, 7, Elilabeth
LOulae, $, and Pbllllp, z.
later. -.
Light 'Injures
Mrs. Schmitz
" A OoodlJchl fell SUnday on Mar)'
Schmits, wife ol "Amerlean
~rr.~~ m-lncb onber-. She DI 11tte.wt1"1 I tea party in
her honor, tlil ]Ml -ev ... t
of ber -nd'• campolcli, when Uie llPl toppled .. ber In the
El!)illlly -o( the llflneyllll(f 8*I In AN-. Siie remained _ _,, but bled prolUaely. Her
busblnd, who bid not yet arrived
when n -hurl, canceled his
._.... II the tos party to go
to ber side In ... ol the hotel '•
....... -~ abe WM tnlted by I
clod«.
The eldest of seven children, Mary
E:tbel fkJebr was born In Pltllburgb, Pa.,
and al a cblld moved to Milwaukee, Wl1.,
whete abe arattuated cum laude from ij==========~ Mount Mar)' College wtth 1 double major Ii
la dlellllllry•llld malheftMltlcl. II WM al
MB-that abe met ber Mun &
bond' who WU a lludelll at llarquetle
UDivenlty.
Tiiey laltt moved to <>rue• Coant)'
wa.. -wa elOcted to Ille -
leltllllure and -to= .. 1i17t·111e lamOy wU1 .....
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Candidates'
Favored Bible
Passages Told
A 41DM' Beach minister &mday told
hll congregation !bat Preddent Nlml'•
favorite Blble r;~·· 'U'e In the Se..-i .. the lloiml and !bat Sen.
Georp llcGovtm'• m ·Ibo Solis-ol
Solomon and the "belt their -Into
jilowabatta" vena from the -ol ba1lll. .
The Rev. Johll M. Reynoldl of the
l\elibborhond Coogr<ptloaal -sald lhll he bad wrtu.n boll! candldatos
uklnr them lo: tbetr favorite Bible _.... .
A llafl aatstant to the ~t
replied, the minister said, tbal N!Jon '•
favorite "llll lhe Sermon oo tbe Mount. as
reported by Mathew, dlaplen five
throuab 1even."
The minlltora aid the YenM cllod by
NIJ:on are "a collectlon ol Je1111'
toadllnp. They include the -· and ·..-oo sucb lhlnp u lllfll, law,
murder, ager, ldultery, luat; dhwce,
. oatht, tttallatlon, fllllng and Iha I.Ml'•
Prayer and other lblnp."
Re said McGovern, 1 minlltor'I -.
an.......S penonally, sa)'in¥ be bod
l1UlllJ ra-ttos bat two bo .. _ .....
'ftoqueotly lnclntle Ibo -lnlm lsallb
tbel ""'' '"nloy llhalJ bell -' -Into =--·Md·tbetr-lalo ....... ullon "'8JI liol Ult up -
•1•inll natlm, neither -they !elm war enYmore."
Tiie other, Mc<low!m said, ii the por·
ilonl of the Son1 of Solomon !bet readll :
"For lo, the winier ii jiu!, the rain II
OYer and -· Tiie flowen -00 the E:arth, the time ol ~ Illa ...... and
lbe voice of lhe turtle ta b e • r d on
our land."
The -told bll --·tloli that et; cbo6cel abow tbat .. the Anw1can
dream of jultlce and -._ Dien"
LI alive in both men.
SA.MSON'S GOT
A. TOUGH BEA.RD
ABU DHABI (UPI) -The 1lmlllan
.... qency Tap said today lhal .....
known u -of the Arlbo" bu left on 1 Nori.II Allicu tour.
"Samlon... klmttned u All Ben
Huaan of t.bil Ptnlan Gull llland. la
capable of pulll111 • tractor by 1111 beard
and CID Uft a di:>nt~ ln I llJn& by b1I
teeth, Iha-
iI~thorder
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At Once
LONDON (UPI) -Prime Minllla'
Edwanf Hellll today enler-ed wqei and
pricel In Britain !Nee tor •• ,., wltll
a ~Ion for 1 fllrlber l&<lar u-..,,.ioo.
Heath told the ilouae ol cam-the BOV<rlllll<l1I bod oo lllemaUve but to
IJrilljl In llalutory --to flcbl ...
Dallon --y !alb wttll ...
d)JJtrW clUefl and uoloa leadm ......
down.
The freeze ...... Into ellect lm-
medlately and wtll be enfort:od by
-.. leiiJlatlon.
He aakt the pvmBneot will lritroduce
legislation Tuesday providing for 1 tree•
in wan:ea. prices, rents and dlvtdendl, all
subject tn a llmll.ed nwnbel of e:r·
ceptloos.
Tiie freeze wlll laat • da)'I alter n>yal
uaent Is given the blll.
"Dlsaareemeut has forced ua lo lake
action wltlch I regard u laa 11Udactory
than voluntary arrangementl could have
been." Heath aid to --from membon of bll own eoo-.atlve Party
ml j<erl from oppoaltloa Labor Party
members.
Re aid be hoped the --nol stand ln t))e way of l"d'_11HI. cb:uaioa.
on ways to cbecl< the rile ID -ml
pricel, wbJcb bu •..,....S It -t In
lJ months.
Heath mhuftled bll -lllmday ID preparation for .bll p r o m I a t d an-
nouncement on aovernmmt IDtllQ1e.1 to
conlrof prtcea and incon>el.
Heath said repreoentattftl of the
Trodel Uoloo Ccop'ea In tht recent
talkl aid Ibey would lake tht ,,_ I'""
gram bock to their 1-.J -· bat
Would not be ·~ kl reoo+""-' ae-
cepllnce by the .......
The pruo. -ooupled the ...
ftOllN"emeal of . tbl tr.. wUb bi&blr
llOdll aealrll1 -for Gld 1f1 pellllonel'I ud . couplm recel1dol lll!IDJ
allawanca .
Police Discover
Woman's Body
Inside Fre.tt.er
MANTECA iAPl -liathorttlM i.t>-
tatlwly ldenltlled Ibo -!*eel bocll of1WOt'lllD!wndln1_1111d_
I rnur<ler warnDI for I -rtpOl'ted
Jiving at the Ame -.... '""Illa~ OOlllty ...... -...,Sthe ___ .....,..1111
aiiaot Satunlay, WU !In. Corlbil , -
iano, a local bit owner ndWnc lincl
Oct. s. Ma•""" poll<e aid • llnt""8n!O 'munler -I WU laued for 0 11111
-ooly u Jadl ....... -..
ti, -bod been llYlnC II Mn. -tano'• home. An-wuachedaledto-.....
-of claotb and to """"' pollth• -ttflc:etkla
--the -and price -""" pmll "wlf1 "" neltbor --fair, .. ---· A pamneat wbfte ,.,.. JM W
1imuJtaneaully wtlb ff e a l ti ' I Ut
lllltftiement llid IDcnCPTI ln prtc. Uil
cbarpo which bo .. --1111 not lm,-.i.d bolon Iha -~
oottalloP-.
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· eace 'Several .Wee.ks .A·
But Can't I
Vote for Both?
VOICF.s IN THE NIGHT: President
Nixon is in San Clemente, George S.
1'1cGovem at last report was headed ror
Long Beach. lhe rest of us are only a few
hours awAy from Election Day Dawn and
my tel ephone is ringing.
Jn my household, we have two
Republicaru;, one Democrat and several
Refuse to States. This creates con~
siderable confusion among all those
telephone volunteen who att laboring to
Get Out the Vote for tomorrow.
They must look at the polltkal list of
people in our house and figure it's the
ment~ ward. They may be pretty close
to right, after all.
Anyway, despite the mW!d bag of af-
fllialioos, the political Get-Out-Tbe-
Voters take a deep breath and call our ·
houae anyway.
All EL11£1'ION hour looms, the Jang!·
Ing of the phone bas been DIOR frequent.
It ....,.. Illa! I've been the ooe to field
most of the cans. The phone rings. Then
It goes oomethlng like this:
Voice: "HeDo, this Is Republican Head·
quarlenl calling. Good ev"11ng. Ar< you
the Republican In the houae?"
"NO, MAM. I'm the father. Also right
at the moment I'm the dishwasher too.
You11 have to excuse me U t drop the
phone. Soapy hands, you know ... "
Voice : "Well, we just want to remind
you to -rue.day. And by the way,
how do you feel about Mr. Nixon?"
"J feel fine about him. Is there
anything wrong with him?"
Voice: "Certainly not. We just want
you to know he's counting on your vote
Tuesday •.. "
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretory of
State William P. Rogers Ji<Odlcta that
secret pe11ce talka with the North Viet·
nam.ese will resume in the near future,
but that a final agreement on a Vietnam
~f1te probably is "several weeks"
awa,y.
The North Vietnamese chief negotiator,
Youth Support?
Xuan '!buy, Aid, meonwblle, tbi1 the
Communist& would ...... to another
"flnal" .,..lilli H coaditlom "9 rl(llt.
"The question II ~· m Ille perl
of the United Statea, bo addacL
WHILE INDICATIONS D*mted !bet
negotiations would aocn be 11"e1Qmed,
Llttle Matthew Rowan appears lo be looking for spiritual help for
his grandfather, Sen . George McGovern, as he works on a campaign
spee<:h during a flight from Llttle Rock, Ark. lo st. Louis, Saturday.
Secretary ol o.t..,. Melvin R. Laird
aclmowledged that the Ualted Stateo la
speodlng. up cleU-ol military eil!!'P,:
menl to South Vlolaam. • ' IAlrd aalcl this ..Wd .. _
neaottat1oo1." fto&erl aalcl SUnday lllal the United
States .... been 1" C4ltact with the Nciflh
' -i=---tc-"and I baw ..., ,_ to llllnk iiiOl
the neplllbl ID Ilia prlv#O cbaDnell
wll ~ .. ·"""' ~-" lie .. flaltllll!ii oo NIC'a "Meet the~" •• * &cers repeated past ala II of the
-Iha( Ille baalc rr""ent
* * * * * * Red Gunners , 1't
3 U.S. Copter.s
l SAIGON (UPI) -Comm1mlsl gwmen by gniomd lire. Ollo ~ 'l!lled
llhot down two Amer!~ bellc:aptel'I SUD-and the chopper :c:to land the
day and foreed another to make .. blglnra,y. .
emergency landing with a wocinded ElPt houl1! lalet, OBI ~,..
crewman aboard within It mlla of oa llylng wtillln lhree milel ol 'first
Nang, mllltary spoke11meu said today. crash, wu llbol dowu .wllen Coauqunlsla
Three Amer!C8111 _.. killed and a set oil a claJmore mine u the erall. flow
louTlh died later of ...-be suffered In a few feel ,a-, tho P'ClllD'I. (lne
the lndd"1t. crewman -ldlled and a. llO<lllid j!1ed en
UPI reporter Edward Bassel reported n>U1e to a bolpltal, •-II aald. The
from the scene that another American hellcopter wu ooardlln& for nc1cots '
was wounded. almed at Da N11111.
BASSET SAID the first of the heli-copters, an AHl Cobra aunshiP,,was shot
down one-hall mile w..i of Highway I,
14 miles sou1h of oa Nang,. Wblle at·
tacking a Communist -·complex. The gunner ..... killed and the pilot
wounded. An OH& Cayuse lijhl obeervation
helicopter went In to ...,., the cmr,
plcl<ed up the ~ pilot and .... bit
Sen. Javits
Prdled Over
NEW YORK (UPI) -Sen. J-
Javita, Ill, was charged Sonday
with . driving an Wll'egistered and
unimpected vehicle on a New York
eapmaway, police reported.
Police Wd1he Republican
eenator ~ atopped on the Major
o..gan ~wa,y wbeo a
patrolman noticed .. expired Jn.
,spectlon · elicter on bis· blue M-. Javita was gM!n two
trafllc ilcteta and allowed to --• ttnue, police laid.
TllB U.8. COMMAND ftlJOfted B5Z
bombers carrled out more -cUlng the pa.sl three daya lbon al any other n
hour time during the enlft war.
nuwcb -todq, ~ said,
B52s made ;iz, llltikes, ..-. the
)lftvlous bllh of 21 atrlkes rOported Aug.
11H3.
One of the lateot ~~-the _....., Aid, ..... Oa!y "·jnllea"aoutb
of HanoL That made II the northermnosl
strike by the big Stnltobla In nearly
seven mmthl. ID eddt*lm tbe command
said, -ll&lder ~ made llll .atrlkes SUnday Into Norlh· Vietnam.
In two of the strikes, It aalcl, liavy pliota
reported destroying railroad bridges 32
and IO mlla uortb of Vlnb, locoted near,
Iy 1711 milea north ol the Demllllarlzed
Zone (DMZ). ,
Radlo Hanoi accuaed the United States
of careying out "am!h!Jf\km raids."
baa -reached. However , he said "on•
mctt oertea of meetlnga" la Deeded to
te10lvt "eome ambiguities" and men-
tioned th(ee,
11111 ,a,Uo TD\' Include a definition of
the rule i8f a jolnl council to administer
the ceuNlff ·and supervise elecUons ;
•the tln>elable fw poetllonlng of an 11>-. lemallqllJI force to oupervlae the .....,.
lire, aiiol the queotlon of North Viet, =ry. llOOl>l ,..wruns In the South. · oi:a,lbe major Objectlom ralaed by tlie Vletuameae government of
Pl 1 W•t ~ van 1bleu to the ten-taU.. , • ....,.. I agreement ia' that jt
~ M )11.,llluri for withdrawal of
N~ !l"ialll lrom the South .
.''11lilt ;. ~ 1s a subject for
dllcmlkln, yes," Rogers said, ''but not -.r1Jr In terms of r<dnJting· the tlf'lllDlllt... .
llieanwhlle, NGrlh Vlolnam aCCll!ed
Prelldelll ·Nlml of ataillng on slsnlng •
peace ""'°"' ao ,... maicrtel could be ~ to. 8elgoo a.I the last minute and
~ ~ nld the North.
ON TBB EVJi OE the u.s; proaldeotla1
eledloltll, the Communist pa tty ne-~ Dan said In .an ed· itortal bnNfdclit bf Hanoi · l ·b e 1 e
actions lllrUiin lo 1irOa1' tbe draft
agreement, worked out in BeCrefi':
moo~ ,
NiJ:on was accuaecl of "a _bre&c~· o!
faith" and of wanting to proloni·t¥ war.
"A plan bas been worked ouUo provide
the Saigon adml•l-1\0D )flth ·more
·alh:rift of vinous l<lnda " the editorial . . . . . co~. 1be put week saw frantic ae-
ttvity In this ttgard.
•Allo In the pa.st ·week, BU bombing m lntenalfled In both parts of Vtetoam
•.• Al the same tline, po1lce raids were
c:ooaacted In many .,... allD under .the
U.S.-&lgm cootrol, during w b l c b
-nda of people were .m.ted and
bundrecls of others shot dead. ..
DAit Y PILOT
DELiVERY SERVICE
Dtllnry Of tM Dally Piiot
Is Q&Wanteed
"'°'*Y·"r11Ml'1 It 'l'Olf do !IOI ~ '!'Olll' pepw llf ti• ll•l'I\., Ull .... Yolll' CIOpy Wiii
1111 bNulN • yD11. ... 111o .,.. tHen 11ntll '=• o.m.
kl\l"Ol'f ..., SUNl9yi " ""' • not ,...,.,.
'fOVf' C119Y tiy 'f •·m. ~¥. w I •.ft\.
SllncSty, UH tlfld • COPY ••Ill tit ~ 1o
'l'OU. Cant .,.. .. ., Wlfll • ··"" .
Telephones
Miit °""" Clunf'f ........ • •..•••• ......., ----•1'111 ....,.,..,.., ................. , ..
s.n °"""""· CM*tr.. ...,... I.ii Jwan C.pla,.,.,., Dina "'91nl,
..... ~ ........ N ....... , ......
''WEU,,SUllE. I'ln gJ'fl '°hear he is oby. N..W llke to bear liod ..,.. about
one of the neighbors, you know. Thanks
for calllnl-"
Nixon's PaJWl.Releases
Small 'Coiit:ri6hwr L~t
El3EWllERE IN the war, Com-
munlsls stabbed clooer to Saip than
any time since May, 1918, wbeo they bat·
Ued govermneat mllltlameo !he miles
southwm ol the dly. Mllitary oourees
Slid mlllllamen lnim:eplod a water-
borne Comnnmlst unit at dlllk Sunday
and then again foor houl1! w.r, c!apmred
two umpam and killed 10 eommunlst
troilpl. 11..!::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::~~~=:::!._~~:.,.; .... ;;;,;,.;;t1lliM;.;.;.;;;;ji,.-~--:~:-~,:;:::=::::::;;:;:::=::=::=:::::;~::=:::::!
Well noi, Ille aounded llke a my nice
lady. Juat the kind you'd U]leCI to be
calling for Mr. Nlxoo. Makea . you feel
confidenl Ul8I the Republicans are roally
efficient and down-to-bmtnea. Really
makea yea want to gel out there and
vote.
You are p>nderlng all this when the
phone rlnp again :
Voice: ••ffey, hl there, Mt. Murphlbe ,
how are you tonight'!"
(Wow! This chick has an entirely DIF.
FERENT voice. Sort of low, aezy purr.
She muat be aelllng 111bocrlpllo111 to
Playboy Magarlno).
''WELL, GULP, I'm just fine. How are
you?"
Voice: "Oh, l'ln jut gn>0vy." Purr,
purr. "I'm calllng you tonight !or George
McGcmnl. Purr. He'd like your vote.
You DO like Mr. McGovern don't you?''
Pout. ("Wow! What 1 throaty voice ... 1
wonder where good old George e ver
foond her?)
"Sure. 1 love him. Never did have
anythlnr apinlt good old George ... "
Voice: "Gee, groovy. We're counting
on you. Do you know where you vote?91
"Well, uh, ~eah, I think I have It right
here, uh ...
Voice: "You vote at lhe Legion hall.
We'll be looking for you ... " Click, I
WOii! 8HE'8 really flOlnl to be there
when I -· Wbat a tu1b w1ce Illa! chick llao. But wait a minute. What U the
nice, elllclonl lady for Mr. Nllott also
shows up at the ~ ball? What H boll>
of them -a.n, ezpecllng mo to llMnr
up ~ Ille blilloO I« tbeJr man?
I thinlt I m In trouble qaln.
W ASHINGTQN (UPI) -President
Nixon's re-election campaign committee,
in compUance with a consent order sign-
ed by a federal judge, has relea~ the
names of 1,284 small conbibut.ors who
donated $488,CKK> during a 15-month
period ending March 9.
The list of contributors -ranging rrom
actor John Wayne to Roy L. Ash , ro-
founder of Litton Industries -accounted
for about five percent of the $10.l mllllon
(..__1_N_S_H_OR_T_ .. _. ~)
which the Nixon campaign listed as
"cash on hand" when a new campaign
disclosure law took effect April 7.
The N'IXon orpnlzaUon had previously
identified 283 major contributors ol more
than $1,000 each which accounted for
another $4.9 million.
The $S.4. million total stlll ten secret
the names of donors of at least $4.7
million collected between Mardt 9 -the
date for filing f!rnJnclal reports under the
old corrupt Practices Ad. of 19211 -and
April 7 when the new Fair Election Cam-
paign Act took effect.
e .Supttt Freed
JERUSALEM (UPI) -Pollce Aid.~
day Ibey llave roleued a stoc:llon, Calli.,
youth detained for queellonlrc In a cue
involvlng attempts to maU letttr bombl
to President Nixon and two membe.n o(
bis cabinet.
A police spokesman said Denni.!I Fein·
stein, 22, left SUndar,, for the United stales. . .
Feinstein was seized by Israeu troops
along the Lebanese frontier Oct. 26 and
held on suspicion of-trying to croa lnto
Lebanon and of mailing the letten.
e Airliner Mbdll!J
VIENNA (AP) -A Iiulgar!M airliner
with 33 penons aboanl la aammed to
have crashed in dense fog ln IOUthem
Bulgarls, and there bas been oo woro of
survivors.
BTA, the Bolgarian news agency, aald
the Il)'lllhin 14 .... '"' .. boor'• flight
Saturday from Burgas, on the Blacl: Sea,
to Sofia but was diverted to Plovdiv
because of fog.
e Democrat Chctye
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (UPI) -A
copyrighted story In Sonday edlttons of
Newsday, Long Island's afternoon
-•paper, accuaed the Juatlce Depart.-
ment of favoriUsm in proaecuUon aga.lnit
aeveral ~eoulhem llemoo'als.
The --. -Inside the
JU81ice De!lelmait and the -===.~~~== oul for --1 bandlq," ID recen1
criminal actions.
Former Lontcl•u Gov. John J.
McKelthen, who wu named In the article
tranded It a "amear."
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Indian Summer Continues
• Most of NatiQn Enjoys Pleasant, Mil.d Conditions
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M.-e!!a · GI Belates / •JJeing the Tail End• , . ' .
..By JIOUiEI\ JENSEN ' • nS',,,e ,.,.. ·-0 j.
LONC BiilH, Vi<jnam -.. I'm .the tail
end, man -the ta~ end of being i!rafted;
the tail<aod,c>l1>elni ~ind. the tail ,end
of goini ·home/I'll ·believe tt -I get on the plane.~· . --: r. . liit.~~ a·:zi.year-old ilolftee · fnim."('jiiifi'-.. liillilil"lilllnr felt
like 11>. l!il ,fl!!e: O!;_!J,. f:.st .\merican com·
~ ''wi5
1°:it' MO st: ~--·-.. ~ -----·"·
start lbla .._war, and 1 ... no,......
to llDlsb II, )!!II u .... u they It! my
-home:"
Finl -. c ~. rnll Infal>.
try, lllCIWld oat at 11111-Saturday. It
loobd -U11it Ibo old --G1'1 natbed 1o· ....-Md blndqllen al
glearDlnc braa cartrldgea. But then
W.. DO Vlei Qlnc, and tho punta !mew
IL
"A -" lllOIDed McD«mLI, 20, ol ,
San Josi, Call!. ..,,..,. -then'•
nOthlni out bere but they make us wall<
around" and play war. I ba'lell'l teen a
gool: in five mcmths.
''The other day there WU thta ABC
televia:im emf with UI. Tbere WU this
Cobra gunsbip circllnr overbe•d trying to
Rlve the tm ...... loo II WU protecting us. A farce.'~-~
'!!le palrol craabed tbrooCb buffalo
graa and -thlcketa of -and • thorns. Trucb roared on n e a r by
Hlgbway 15, and the air 111.-.i with
the n>tor blades of helicopters landing at
Long Binb.
"The war 's changed but I gueu It's for
the better," said Clay, II, ol Winter
Haven, F!a. The black ltaff 1erpeat Md
spent five tours totaUnc M lllCllltbo in
Vietnam and waa getting ready to lellve
w~tb a Vietnamese wife and three
cblldr<o.
.. I came bere )Wiii, Jln<, l!lll of
and vinetlar with nothing else to
!See PA1'IIOL, Pip.I)
Protests · Backed
•
Court Rejects Demonstrators' Ban
WASHINGTON (UPI) · -. '!!le U.S.
SUpreme .Ccurt ruled 1UlOOllSlituUooal to-
day 1 !edenl law pnilllblth>g iup ocale
1 -rotloos oo the grounds al the
. V .S._ Copttol. ·
In a brief order, Ibo court affb:med a
-court ruling to that -by a three-Judie federal panel In tho Dtatrlct
of Cofumbla on June IZ.
Tbe scwunmeat failed to •boW I 0 suf-
flcleollf mbltaallal" -lhlt·woo!d omriclO the Finl Amendment rtpl ol
demoitstrato!S to petllloo c:o.,r..a, the
-court nded. It oded ln I cate brouabl by the llOW·
defwict Jeailnetle Ranlrln Brlpde, •
coalition of women against the Vietnam
war, which bad been denied pennission
for a liU niarcb from Union Statioo to
the ~p1to1•1 Eut Front· P1aaa for a
demonstnolloo.
The cllief of the Capitol police told the
group on Jan. Z, 11191, tbet their IChedul-
ed march Jan. 15 would not be permltt<d.
'!!le ....... then held their ~·Uoo at the fool of the Capitol outalde lta
groonds.
About 5,000 women were pre1ent and
a deJeaation of 15 waa permitted to
present antiwar petitions t o con-,,....iGrlal I: oden.
nie women filed llU!t in U.S. District
Wet' r~~pitag Cb,.llenger
A. bOat 'latinelllng turned into a truck ·launching-Bayside· Launching Ramp near the Coast ' Highway Makes Last
PILOT OFFERS
PREFERENCES
Sunday ·e.enmg ·in NeWi>ort Beach when the .brakes · · Bridge: One man was pulled from ,the cab by pollce . ..,
failed on David Muehler's pickup truck as the Full·. who later towed tbe c~i>er truck and the boa! • .
The DAILY PIWI' Io day
preaentl ·a summary of ~11 its
--'8!Jonl oo candklates
J~~~~n~· sm~man~an~~~d~twJ111~.oto~comJu~fi,..~lllllOllS~·JN~e~:!~~m~.!;~ted~'~'~~o~,~~q~~;~"~~~-=·~_:_:=~· :··:··:::·<::•'.::'."':'..·"~~.~-~-~-~~lu:d.~~~··Ri$1iM l!ir .. 1 ••
~ iAPI -1& Oil!rll s. 11.iio"'!i. Ills' .. rid w6 fltlpe,
·~"\·~--. ,,,, a m..i...11 ol
the ,liu!lor ,_..iatlool, !uni
to the ldllGttaI .... Cll ..... l 400 Bicyclist@_.·
Pedal to Rites
For Trail System
An """"-· 400 cyc\istl -ou\ 8unday for a flmllT blCJde day that
marked the """" of tbe -lO<nile segmeot o1 Ibo Newport ~b .~
trail l)'llem.
Cyclymplcs "12 al the Part Newport
Apartnu!nta .......... ot dllploJI, -
testaanclceremodles.
It waa spooaored by the Clliz.ens
Advllory Bicycla Traih Committee in
bollor of tile Harbor Area Girl Scouts,
-...,. lmtnunealal. in 'w1m11q dty
appmal for the trails.
'!!le trails were olflclally opmed at a ;,... declkattoo oeremooy during wbicb a
pl8que was gtwn "! Municipal Court
Judge Calvin Sdmddl, president of the
oraniie COanty Girl -' RacJni e....ta begllli at noob with a
bicycla opitiil.
Wlnne!S,,111 tbel ~included : Jerome
Knudlon, -Und, GRC Gilmore, and
Cathie~ '!!le ....... wero -
into · !ooir ~ -ou iige and
sex. . . •
'!!le ,,.anc1 · pl'lx .,..t wlnnen were
Bnm ~ Ill the men'a catqory and
Joah l.Jod in tbe womm11.
A balJooo-Orad -..... WU ,... by
Steve·FJlberm U..·men•s claa anc1 Tina
"Wrcunp tn tbe women's.
Tbe blcyde •!1fbeelie" cootest wu won
by Robih ·Yould cm I bolloon-tlrod..blke
and by P!Jillp -·on a 1~ ,
Otho!' eftllta tacluded a trenlre -
for blc7<le porta, ...... !or belt ~i.i. :O\dell 1114 -bikes 1114
I drllitll.lot a IHpoed bib. ~ JGii -.jtan ol Newport
--Ibo bi& -prbo, but bta ·dad Ille! Ila ...&d lalle aood can al the
.. .. ..... , •• i.mtU J<ti 1:1 bla
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AD H..4S SHORT
BUT HDPY LIFE
1Jollr Pilot -... ~a -but .._ .. ,,. ..... Iii od .. -
qalli: -: --Don.---... -l:llll lift • PM. m El E
'nlll .. ,_ "" -_. ""' Iba .. ••-· ... ---.u .....--,. .. mt~ a y PILOT-ad.,....,._ -.
Jane Fonda Says N,ixon
Wants War Prolonged
)'realdent N1m1 doem't WIDt the war
ended becauoe afterward the American
people will INm--t iuDy happened,
8nt!war actlvtat J-Fcmda cbarsed
Sundoy in a _,ti at UC Irvine to an
audleoce of .-250.
Mia Fonda, spealing at a pthering
apollOOl-.d by Ibo Orange County Vietoam
Veterans AgaJnst tbe War, llid, "That's
a hard thine: to '8)', bat H's true."
Hta reaaon wai, lbe 8aid, that four ad-
ministrations, indudllll! the Nilort one,
bave lied to the· public allolrt the motlves
and conduct of ihe Dgbtln&, and ahe im·
plied the Pentagoo Papen were only the
Up ,of the lceberg. _ _ The actreu e'lplalDed bow she became
"politically awai'e. I Wll Ooatlng in
space u Barbareila (.in the movie by
that oame) when most people were
beginniD& to reaUze ~t destruction was
taking place in'tbe name of America."
Sbe said tdlebad -beraelf to be Died by the movie -,., aod "spent
!nm , ap SI to IO 11 a blaode with
falsies... Miii Fcmda tied lbla with Ibo
fact llill' ~ ·--Wlllbew -bad ·--lo· ..... thOm loot' .....
UliaWollern ......
.. It Ja ,biipcdlint," lbe Wet. "to make
lbla Uak to ..U..the -of what we
bave -lo lbe peciple of Vtetaam."
Sbe da-'tbe -bal raaDy -loll, l_>eca111e IO perter>! of Sootb Vletnom
ta' ecmtrollad by Ibo Natlonlll Llbetallon
FriMit' of lbe l'Oftb -.... ' tllo crUcia1 "rice bowl" of the Muling Dolta.
.. We must defeat the Ntaon-~
Thieu ticket on Tuesday," Mim· ~
said But apparenUy looking toward a
McGovern defeat, lbe ldded that. NW>n
"must be forced to '1P lbe nlne1>olnl peace agreement." . .
The Vielnlm war Is ldeollcal to !be R~ war fougbt In lbe United
States, lbe 18id, and the ·North ''fl&hla
c:ourageoualy, under -bom-bardment, became they Uve a riptlCNI
C8Ule."
"The John Wayne macb1smo pollticl
don't work llJlY more, but the people
(See FONDA. Pqe I)
Set . the Date
-She's Irate
GRENOBLE, trance (UPI) -
Gllleo Butz, 20, IUff-a -colllr'b!il!I -hta Ila.-,,..,.
. -· COie, SI, hea¥0d a .._..le , •I at blln.in a.~ over when
'lbaJ lbould .,t•mmled, -ol tllecqlo tald.
Bub. -a -dale tbea ,.,_.
Tbo Cllllple ~ -but 111111 llad oet no' date for tho
w~.
Billi "wu reported NCUpft'Otlni
sallsflclorlly from bis lllJurY.
ruabed tlnrP -last -.... lbe
-today -.. laylq· bta two.,_
quest to ''Brlnl --· In Ibo bai>do cil the declolate.
Flylng f1om New Yori< aboonl the
DalilJla Qi-. 0, l&cGcmru -In
PhDadelpbia It almolt tbe mm n IQlnlllt
aa Vice W 1i1J1r9 T. Apew. But
tbougll their plma roDed 1o· a llop
within .. yards al ... another, the two
clld not-· .,...... • ,,,.., .• -Ibo -.11c pt-ol
mmtnee WU drtw!ll to I daWAwa n1IJ
when the cmrd jommad oa -llCtloa
!or more -a ball blodl lo. all dine>
tlom.
'"Tuloorrow," Aid McGcmnt. ''Jou
will dedde America'• ....... for the -
four years and pn>bobl)' for Ibo mt of
our Uva.
.. , believe we want and Indeed must
ba .. a prelldeat wbo will -lbla
natloo to a higher lllandanl, and rekladle
the Am<rlcaD promtao.
"] bellne, ti 8dded McGoftm. "we will
prevail."
And tben. quollnc Iu1ah, llcGcmm ID-
tmld: "'nllJ tbel wait -Ibo Loni
!!boll --1!1rm1111: °"' --up wlt.b wlnp u ....... --
... 1114 IEll ... _,, °"' --and not falaL ..
II--alao lo 1111 Illa
~ ID Wlcblta. Ku., 1114 Lq
-alrparl .. route lo • .......,. ~ Flld a day of nlllnl lo Ills
naU" 8aulla DUota. lln!~ a brtll< mmou..,..,._ e b 111 •
, ... MOQOVEllN, P!lp I)
Man Dies on Mesa Street
I
. Officers A~mpt to 8eviye Victim, Stand Guard
A,_ blad< --dlldlarpd !non ~ C11 Ibo ..-_ poooll!IJ m • ... lau Jllptn 111111..,, .15 .. -
Ibo -C.,0 .... 11 al• heart COft. j!nd. d W a fllot,.. lllt .. --• -""' ...... ..i 6ad on a Colla '11111 a.m. _..., ._ ......... .,. .m.1111 Ooola-Mn · W ~
- --11' lllL.W, ._ ef· -Gorald I. -. II, flf ~: ::, ..... .,
-lo -l!lio la a ~ and traclc ~ ..... ' -......... I I I fie -..... • .,.
-· O!ik* llow•d -...... lo 1111 ,....·11aa-... Ctlll•pwol
Altadena Girl
Selected as 1973
Rose Bowl Q11een
PASADENA (AP) -SalU Ann Noren,
I re<l-balrad, bl1IWlt<)'Od student II
P~Qallop, .wu _.named.l97l .
-Bowl QIMen today.
Tbo :JO.yul'Old lllsl Nono llancls 5-
feet, 1\Hocbel tall and welghl 135
"""*' Althaucb a major In aemlar1al
-· """ aid lbe woold tlU to become 111 a1rUne stewardess. Her bob-
bleo .,.. plJ!oc and aldlnc·
Sbe .... two brothen and u... with
her fa>llJ lo Altadena. ~ llalU and her niyal <lJUrt ol abt
prh• r ! r wtU re.Ip over the Touma-mmt., _ porade 1114 the -Bowl footr-: Naw Yur'1 Doy. '!!le include J-J11 Carr.
11, G~ Andrea Gorrti, 1l both of
-City Collec•; Jimmie Lou Batel, 11, and Coryn Le Sells, 11, both of Pa-COiiete; ""'•le Loe lnrln, 17,
ol Pa•-Hiila Sdlool, llld lllcbe1e Marte V11tnfnl, 17, of SKr"ed Hw1
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Battle for Lead
In Mexico Race
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Court here challenging the law qaiMt
mus demonstrations u uncon.stitutional.
They also questk>ned the authortt7 of the
police chief to aet the 15-penon limit on
groups wishing to peUllon c:.ncr-.
The government asked tho court to
decide the issue alter the three-Judge
panel struck down the law.
Solicitor General Erwin N. Griswold
clalmed that it no Longer e 1 n
"reu>nably be malntaintd" that people
who want to propafandlze protem or
views ''have a constltutimal rtcbt to do
so whenever and however and wherever
(See CAPrroL, Pqe Zl
President
To Deliver
. Talk on TV
Plooldont Nilon -In llduolon at Le Cua Paclflca today, ~ bta
last lln&le -al bta ~ -palp -• paid poliUcal lfll'Ollrl('et'DIDt to
the natlon to be alred on tdevtaloo thta ........
nie President baa not •merred imn
bta San Clemente compoond -ar-rlvlllf after ..-t Satunlay, fol~ a
rally wlllch he deAcrlbad u .... " the best of bis campalp.
The celebration bnJuaJ>t .,,,. ol
thousands of aupportetS out to greet blm
at Ontario IntemaUooal Airport.
But after the rally the Prelidedt went
Into oecllllloo. apporeoUy bent on not rocklni any boata durfnl the lut boun
of. a campolgn wbldl poUllen pndlct
WOi be I landtJlde In bta favor.
The Prealdenl plam to be the !Int
rwitomer Tuesdly morning 1t lhe PolUnl
place at C<lnco~ Elemeolary ·Sdaool
only I few hundred yards IWI)' ftom tbe
Wl!llem While lloule.
Aides bave said the President ml lln.
Ni..., will arrive at the achooi at abaul T
n.m. when the pol1o open.
F~ '°..: -:J ~ '== f o N-'-.:. wbo will bo ..imi
in I naliooai etedlon for Ibo IOCOOd tbno
In their lives.
Tile oouple wett naturalbod 111on17
after the President tool ofllce lour _. ....
1mmec1ta1e1y ar .. , """"' bis 1aa11o1, the President plans to ....... ..
Wublngton, D.C.. !or a --da..,,..,. Julio and Tricia. and Ibo •
u,. family will watdl the reluml ,.._
day ....... from the W1llte -
11>e ~lcal actlYly pe los !Did
by the Pr durintl Ibo quJd 11187
•lone the Soutll c.--~ 1rttmoon with 1 rllCHo Mdrm la wbki
(See NIXON, 1'op Zl
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A 'larse l....t dri"" -~y · torferlnc with a police ollllllr la * -did a balancing ace on the center divid-dilcba(ie Qi bis dUUes.
er of a main thoroughfare wound up in Io'f'dfllaton aDl Lou% of Soutbpte
Ne•rt Citr. Jail Sunda:y. nm came to their 1ttent1on at 5 a.m.,
· · BO first l illqedly told officer Fred when Helnecko spotted bJm gingerly
HelneCke It would take more than two makiq his way along the center divider
palicemen to put him into a squad car on Ne~rt Boulevard's overpass at
for allegedly being drunk in public. Coast ftighway.
1be six-foot four-inch 100..pound truck-He was reportedly walking with both
er fmally submit~ tO the e,Ol1s of arms e~ like someone balancing
three lawmen they said. on a railtoa4 track'.
Phillip W. Loux. 24. was eventually Inve:sttPton.said Loux of South Gate
arrested and booked on suspicion af in-ed Heinecke, plus Reserve Officer Dave
Larson and Officer Tom Shearn said
upon questioning that Loux claimed he
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'THE WAR HAS BEEN LOST
Antlwor ActiY11t Fondo
l't'OlllP .. el
~FONDA ••.
~ haven't convinced the government of it
.,.·ref.."
·i1 Presidential security adviser Henry
~ Kisslnger ha.!l "created a new televised
•ll ·aecret diplomacy" to fool the people, she
:t-alleged. ''We see him get off a plane and
go in a door, and are supposed to believe
i:t" peace j.s at hand."
was helping friends hunt for Jon keys.
The friends finally confinned um. but
not before Loux allegedly led his event-
ual captors on two separate foot races-
including flashlight signals, to the, police
helicopter overhead -and usertedly
made threals.
They said they knew their ~m~,
rmally found hiding among parted trucb
at a seafood process.mg ~ 300 yards
from the initial wne. may have hnhibed
a bit too much 6e.£ore the epiaode.
They added, however, that they let him
out of the Car becaus"e they needed help
in hunting those lost keys.
The keys were never found .
Pair Arrested
In Knife Death
Of Companion
From Wire Se"lces
IDYLLWIW -One Santa Ana man Is
dead and an acquaintance jailed along
with a eecond tlllll today foJlowlng a
Saturday night hunting knife slaying In a
restaurant parking lot.
Edwin S. Petrowski, 24, of 2317 S. Jlia..
mood St., mccumbed at the scene
outside the rwtic Carriage Inn about
midnight.
Riverside County Sheriff's deputies
said Petrowski suffered a large slash
wound in the abdomen, which severed a
major artery.
'
Going IJp
. Four stories of 11-story Hoag Memnrial Hoopital.
Tower are nearing completion. The entire 120-
foot stn1 cture will be completed by this time next
FromPqe1
VIETPAT,ROL ..
'f : ·1 •
year, according to hoop!WI 'Off.iclali. n will In·
crease bed capaclfy by 90 ind Will include new x-ray, laboratory and surgieJt 1aciliiies. ·
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NIXON ..•
Nilon outllrM!d 'IO goalJ he ieekll If re-do. I stayed for duty and bonor, duly lo The patrol passed an old Vietnamese elected lo four more years.
my COUlltry, honor for myself. I dm't man liltlng nm lo a bird .:f~ .-co_m Those goals, he suggested, shou)d....,,
regret il I'd do It all over again 111 bad field and ...., pel\llllla ·.•·.nee loras."~ °'<Jedi"' day.,!"'1 .. $~~
to. · paddy neor the.J.<ni. Bhlh !uel doI>!>I-. t1te om I 1oUr -•" -·~ Tbe·gnmti crossed "" ~ lield ·and "''-." • . . ,..,..... ' "But when I get home I'm going to __. wu~
hang up my gun forever." · -uled through the wire, badt Into the '!be goalJ Included "Peace wUhout"""
Erick!on, the gnmt who. coihplalned Protectl1 ve ~ ~.~lnh.t ..._'!be render ..• a"'°"' )\!81 America ... • about not having a war story also patm waa: over,ooJn uuwn ""'ta 1 ""!an. ~thy America -: •• ~ a, . .''ftll ,~ted
volunteered for Vietnam. He regrets It. ~ soldi~ ~ water in·· America . ;. . ;an :Ametlca free~
"All the time I witS growing up all 1 eacH other ln. I sm8lf llream, ~ feir." · '-k ••
heard was·vietnam, so 1 had to 'COl?le and ti.·ed feet, closmg another chapter of U. · The speech a 15-minute message was
se.e it for myself," he said. "Well, ['ve involvement in Vietnaai. the, 13th ~~t .p~ted ~y Ntxon
seen It, and I don't like It." .• curing tbe 'l'Ow.Jloyed campaigil,
Morgan, the z;.year-old compan• corn· R~· . Cahb" SI . 'That effort llOgan "cin lhe Soiltli ·Coast ' ' · ~e am · ea. 1n • · :~-ber · Wfth · ,;, un-mander from Newark, Del., found sym· , , e . . . -,.1 . . · . ly · ~.,'bifu ;. -"'-l...; ·
bolism in the last patrol even a be. wor· :.;;;~.... ~ ·,. . -(~.,:;;.... . precedented .1" •. pr.ui;i~ Ji\ the
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Donate Money
To .Tlfo Qiqrj~ ' .. ~.
Money earned in volunteer work aboft
and l>eyo11.f their ~ ."811. ~.,JIDt, In dona~ ~tlmO '°"P.UC.l.~t
assistance baa been dona!A!tl to two
charities by the ·Newport llelch Law
Enforcement~ ·S....l.l'Gol: ·,
Young men 'and ~'o1 ihs'poUce-
sponsored unit ~amed the ( u D d .s . ~ . . . . ' . operating a hamil!Jrger · and Inda pop
stand at · the Ballioa Bay. Llooa Club . . ' • . • • '-l , ~--... , ... ' Explore< Scout Lt . .Doui. -.,
and Sgi. Jane·Bchnorr ~· tlO to ·
Lobster Bake Qialnnan,lbrio l!adnl ..
a contribution ,lo' 8enm to"11ii'·Bll!!d. a
ll*ltl Lkllll Cluli -st. : . ..
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Newport BelidJ ' dJY . emp!Oyee'' ...,.
trlbutlon lo Ille· llarttor-·-··IJidted Flmd, iccOpted· l>y ' JudJ . Xellq, atf.
mlDtatralhll -·to-. Illa ·• City IJlaDai'tr. . ,; .. ' . '·~
Law Enforce t ~ Sbbom aJao
. spend' •i -.:nrilotint . Qf ~-doing
routine ~-......i !he. police· itatinn in addlttoo fO' reoular' moetlnp far ~
career policeWtlrt study. · • · •
"'f"· Sbe said the · mere presence or ·r. McGovern as a candidate is historic, and
~ "Th.ieus-clay," as she prooouoced it, will
Investigators arrested and booked
Phillip E. Marks, 21, of 1324 W. Louise
St., Santa Ana and Gary Meyers, 24, of
ldyllwild, oo suspicion of murder follow·
ing the slaying.
_ A spOkesman £or the Riverside County
Sheriff'g Office at tbe Banning station
said today they are ~xploring a specific
motive in connection wiUt Petrowski 's
homicide.
ried about his future in a peacetime ~~~~':'RE'· (AP) ~.A>:•year-otd Western :White H~ . .: ,
army. .'#I> .... just -d8'1·mrll!O Job was . ·'1lelore the tadiO messag .. was ilrod, M de White·. Dead "We haven't bad an)'<lle hurt for eight :-:lb.'-l!D,a.deoekoil.-of the Pr<sldent fonook attending Sanday aU ' '.
be a crucial day for "Thieu'! repressive
government."
months, but I figured If an)'<lle geta ~.Jnft.fitali . 580, the AI•med/! Coopity · church semc.s In · San Cleniente for a
blown aw•• oo this last ode lt -'8hould be ! ..._.i ·office Saki· loday. A llhoriff's quiet morning In his ofllce -work that FORT .COLLINS, Colo. (AP),.. Maude
me. I had k. come," he said. "Sure we've ~·.~~-said Leroy' M~, Of tiVer-. began at 7 B.m. · · White, rt mbet Of' U.S. Juatlce B)'1'JID She compared Nixon and Thieu lo
Edgar Bergen and . Charlie McCarthy.
aocl s:atd, "the. ·German.' people didn't
have the information about what their
govenmen\. pas doing, but we ... We
give ·up our cltiurulh!P' II we doa'( re-
nounce Nb:on's policies."
A hunUng knife allegedly Involved was
confiscated as evidence bot detectives
did not-say wheta.er"it was taken from
one of the suspects or recovered
got drug problems,. dlac:ip~ pro~ -:~-fotiqd ~Y tO<lir ,llil(nped ''!be President met with his chlef ~~ -~ia~\~a ~~-L~a:! .
lems. The way it ~-now ~;.l,rmY is ~.lt._warrant ~was i.ssuecf!C!t·' man foreign policy adviser' Dr.~ Kiss--1no..s......1_.81 Alp'hl! Al ... ":'111'1.&o-,·_·"'"-' In lotaUy up. But th~ iJi still a ,: I>uilet 'iii lhe hact of the heiat~ inger and also with his 'domelltC ·alfatrs _....., nw~ ....
good company." ·. . .: .• . i.Waslhe_..,..-,tve,~'. &de.John Ehrllcblrian, · · •· · 1911; •· .... · • ·
1be veterans that accompanied Miss
Fooda . .J!W .lft,}."P!Ort, oC heJ: JIH(fist viewo,· Wt Ofte •ithcMd ~ HporljiJ lack
wben be attempted lo aJk a question as
elsewhere. ., "l dream.ol,.a ~·~Yll~f:g· ~~~~~~Ii\~~~~~~~~· ~·iiii· ~iiii~~~~~, free professlonal ~-dreaiil com-f'i A · • · manding my.own infantry ~ltali~ .. But · -·• . _., ' -~· _, .t·Ht c~~~ Mfrb claimed to. hie a Jlll:llO!lal . tnend of Petro,..ki, . wbose
lathot was noUliod in Connecticut of his
son's kilting later Sunday.
1.<1<!9'1 l!Dow !l;J'U ~ l~.~do!!1 Jtnow '' ' '" • " '· '·' il · l ih®ld even !rl .. '()Qi; .• tlllili · .lbat
makes me want to 'get out tr tbe ,leDior
officer COl:'J!S· The leade~!UP is. bad; . ,: the speaker was walking out.
.: Mia Fonda spoke at ·OCC at 8 p.m.
"-Sunday nlght. ,,.
• F-P.,,el •• • • • I-McGOVERN . ••
''Take the way they ttealed this ·com-
pany. I bad it all filed '!J' lo• 11!1 lo ,go Esc~pee Recaptured home as, ·tmit, in ..e.ll""I'! 1 Ibid lhe
men about it, and morale wit!f"goOd. Tben
WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. (UPI) -Eddie the orders were changed, and 65 peroent
Lee Odum, the Inmate who eocaped from of the men were told ll\e1 .mildn't .,go
the county j1U In Gainesville, Fla. last home. Moot of them bave lo'be<i>me dbor
m0oth and -the jailer a post card gunners with helicopter tmita,. I dc\"'1
fiom Tetas, I'& been captured. The :J2. bow where. ,
; McGovern began the day with a short year-old Odum was stopped by police "The men are angry ,about it l'~
.j:. traffic.stop"ping stroll down New . York's here Sunday for a trafiic violation and a angry about IL The thing 11, aD the cboi>-
.;. Fifth Avenue, one arm raised to a wave routine check or the car's license plate per units are going home anyway SQ why
:. ~cl goodbye and the other extended to revealed It bad been stolen in Mobile, keep my boys here. Just beeansf a com-
welf..wiahera. · Ala. puter says so?" · ·: I'· ~'Thant you," he repeated time and ' ::::::_ __________ _::.,_..:....:=.c;:..c.... ______ _
,--~ain. "God bless )'<)U."
It wu nearly three decades ago, when
" qi. Ont Daota Queen was ripped by ~ -fire over Europe, that young pilot McGOvem told hia aew: "Resume your
~:;. 'ltaUom; we're going to bring thia plane . bomt ...
~ '!" And, on the eve of a more awesome
~ moment of truth, McGovern appears
·'•'gripped by the hope -perhaps eveo the
conviction -that he can do it again.
·· "We're going to win,'' he told an In-
• '1 tervlewer before embarking on hla coast· :!:to-cout flnale. "It is a kind of coming
: :1iog«ber on the part of tbe America n
: i:publie, 1 realization that there has been
: .·too much deceptiGn both" here at home
: : :and now even ln the Wue of war and ::,peace lllelf. .
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•• VPL -65, NO . .,ltl, l•S~~S, 28 _""8E.5· -MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 19n c TEN CENTS
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;q1ty .:~onde~~ Garage Sales, . Movers,
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F<>nd!f.-AJJ~ges
Lies ~ui'War
I ·-• -~ Jn UCI S .. · h ' . ' ·"' ~' -·-~~= .· ·~ni~~-lbo,.... "Oilded ~ ldioiYitll"dle° AmBbe
. wU1 lel!D -...n;,-bopiiened/
or -Jllle'."'1'11il!a dlirpd ·~1.11-'~ln a ,.,.odl" II 1'C 'Jntnl lo an 'll or ~ .,._ : -
Foiida. 'i111ftl11 at a ptbeliag -~flx)IJe~~.:. ~: u,(::f.,, bat 11'1 _ ...
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·Inctica-"" lhot tbe .......... liol
onllaancO will be ~ ~
before It -· At ._ two ....,.iJmen
(Dom RaclU ind AIVln Pinkley) 00)' Ille
~ -~-!!I loo bJili ·and would llllfle Wei __ .......
Ptnkler ii' p-., to ut· fer • rivllioo of tile.,.,, ..... towa!Ye tile·fee ·
~but ollo to -~·_ ....
peno!Ues oo ..,_ hovhlg 1 -ale mcife' ofteli than m!ey Iii months. I
.Anotbel-lellllllve item on tile agenda
trees sparked a heated debate before the
council three weeks: ago.
Another city sta:ute -one which
would ask for creater j>art contributions
fmm. apartment developen -is achedul-
ed· for public heart..; ioru,ht.
Already approved by the planning com·
n11u1on, the O<dlnance wouia brin( park
fees required of developen tnto line with
those of surrnundlng communiU...
Final agenda Item which might cause a
few sparks ls a nquest by Steve
Wateibury for tile installolioo of three
Nudies
pool tables at Papa Joe's, a nudie bar at
1784 NewPOrt Blvd.
Both Papa Joe's and another bot-
tomless bar, 11le Fire Houae, came io
the attention of councilmen tut moatb
when a Southern Calliornia College stu-
dent ~ a war widow complalnecf about
nude women rurWng about l.nllde.
Councilmen, who have tnUCeeUtuDy
tried to run both places out of town, Were
urged to approve the pool tables by both
the fire department and the police
department.
• ouse ·ace a ire
. Challenger
Makes Swing
Mesa GI ·•Tail Ender~ ---' .
Nixon Plans
Reiaws Feeling ·of J:l~eing One of Last in Vietnam ~Speech
AtOemente Across U.S.
Wilson Loves Billboards? . . .
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Councilman Runs Contrary to Beauty Committee
By RUDI NillDZIELSKI alders bimlelf the "arch foe of
Of .. Dlillr .... ...., billboards" beileftll that the city'• D1eW
Jnunedllte -II or nino blllboonls ,,_ onlinanoa lbould iu. °"" of tile ii' .,.... ........ lodoy by tile QISUI ....
-Beoul!lleolilll Q>mml.... .. Ille bill-.! problem. finl ..., to rid tile dty "of UllllchU, Tbe ........ eamntly In Ibo drol· adftrllotila. tins ....., .. _ 111o1 on _.
Memben of Ibo -lltoe, led by 1orm1nc ..... IDcluclq blJlboudl, be
-Di llalnmll<O, wtll -.,.,_GUI -.t1D1 to 11 --before tbe Ct It I Mell Qty c:omea. IC ._.., ..
U\l>!FI to lormali!O -nquoot. Tbe "Tbe --It,..,. ft! -cOuDdl -II 1:11. IDd I bellrio ... ,. mUIDI -~ TIQ!!l .of tllil .-...... ~ •nit'l'Ml-lle1111p1Dtbo,.i ti'.,..::~.., tllil ""!!.!. = 41rI ..... ," l'l'*llr .....
""Y Ole ••*= unl8lely to ..... . Tbe nine .............. to lln. _ .. -·........,.,It -1(
DI Domerlloo, hon no rlabl to --'o edll. ·Nor do :H otber lilll-wblcll
Wlllon. He bellev• it migbt Cllllllllute 1
mttlllnt of trade oplnol Ille outdoor
advertllinl -............
"WllJ ore they picldnC OD Ibo blllboml
people! Wil1 DOI pick GD Ille aervlce 111-
llC!D oicnt! W1oJ DOI ,_ 4,000 ..... if
they reall1 Wiiii Io ~ tbe dty!
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lee! very ... =..-...... Ulil b Ibo_,.. ......... -of
to plcl: .. _ tndultry," Biid -·
WbUe octmitllnl !bot Ibo -
--often ..,,., -aid tS.. WIUON, .... II
are iocolod in tllil dty'1 "red -· Ibo!
prollibill cerllln typll of ---,,,... .. ..-.,. • -in
Lagunan Faces Fewny
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BVX:H..4PPY UFE
Charge in Car Accident
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Mrs. Lounsberry
Of Costa Mesa
Succumbs at 87
Funeral -wm be held Tueldly ror Belaie N. Lound)erry, _promlnent
Coste Me11 -wlio died Soturday lllbeapof•.
Mn.u.-.
ry hod -In
the -"""' -llD..tlD QISUl--11111.
Witb W Iola "---""*"!:.. It e 11 ~.•b• oper1t1d Ule
Wiit CDMt Qu1o .... LI ,., ~ •• !Inn lbot ._lid -
for -· ...i....iu. ..i prinit 111e11-.
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folnlly -"' Ult -'-In NtwP*tllwb.
Praidenl Nhon ftml!ned In -
ot LI Cua Poclllco -Y,_.C his
ialt alngie -or bb reactlaoi Cllll-
polgn,. paid poltllcol -to
Ibo notion lo be -on lelevilloo tbb evenlal.
The ""91denl iw not .,,,.,..ec1 from
bb Son Cl<menie C0"1JIO'lfld -..... rlvtJc after -Sotunloy. fGUcnrlic • rally whlcll be delcrtbed u ooe of Ibo
best of his campalp.
Tbe c:<iebr~broo¢.t ---of -of out to INll lilm •• Oo1'ri<> lnieml Airport.
But olier Ibo nUJ Ille ... _ -
Into lldlt ..... , opparentlJ -• DOI n>ctlnc any boall durlic tile loll ......
of a compolgn whlcll polbten indld
will be 1 ilndallde In bb lover.
Tbe ~ plonl to be tile flrll
cuatomer Tueldly ~ at lbe polUtc
place II Concordil! Etemeolaiy l!dIOol
only • few hundred yards awa7 rrom u.
Western White House.
AJdet hove Aid Ibo Pretident ond Ida.
Nisoo will arrive ot Ibo -11-T
:i.m. wbtn the polll open.
E>pected lo vote llODC wttll Ibo t'lnl
Family are Manolo and Pini Suc:hts,
... Nllons' -... ""ho .......
in a notlonll .-for Ibo -time · ln their lives.
Tbe couple """' natunlllld ti11or11J ofter lbe Pr<aldeal toot ollloe bir ,_. ....
lmmedllitly ofter ...U.,. hit bollot.
the Protldenl plonl to ......... to
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tire fomlly ..u• wateb Ibo --
day tnnbc fnJlll lbe Wllile -· Tbe only polJtjcal odlvity ........... __
by lbe Pialclenl duri"I tile quiet ...,
along the SOuth COUt came ....,.
·-with • radio -bi wtiicli N-outlined 10 loals he -II .. elected to four more years.
,,_ goala, be -t'ed. obould -
.. "Iluidet "' -dl1 ond every...,
for tlio nal lour yean. no -""° Wini."
Tbe pll included "Puce wtU...-.
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WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The U.S.
Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional to-
day a federal law proh,jbiling large scale
demonstrations on the groarxis of the
U.S. Capitol.
In a brief order, the coort affirmed a
lower court ruling lo that effect by a
'three-Judge federal panel in the District
.»f C.Olumbia on June Z2..
.a.. The government failed to show a "suf-
..fic.ieotly substantial" interest that would
· override the First Amendment right of
~Mesa Weighs
,Park District .. . .
'Consolidation
-: City officials are considering
solidation of Costa Mesa's 16
'..-districts into six new districts.
COO·
park
Members of the p18.Ming commission
~J>elieve the consolidation would allow
;,more potential for park development
.r.lince each o( the newer district! would
._.)lave more mbney and land available for
'4'8fk use.
1be existing districts are eonsidered
1too small because they do not generate
,-11 park COll!lructlon mooey from
• ~clewloper 1 .... Additionally, some of the
--'··°diltrids do not have any suitable land
~or part development.
Costa Mesa city councilmen are· ex-~peded to set a date tonight for a public
"'beartllg on the propoeal. ~ If tt win! council approval, the larger
districts would be allowed to pool the ..
~s of the· smaller current districts
~or put development.
~ Transfer of funds from one park
'lrdistr1ct to another is prohibited by the
.::Quimby Act ·ot 1965, making tile con-
IOlid.atioQ of dillrtcl.S the best method to .
~ -.gb money for parks.
1'l Origln.ally, Costa Mesa had 54 park
"Q<!lstricts. 1bese were consolidated to 16
iniLut proved still too small, according to
' Senior Planner Arnold F. Hamala.
NIXQN ...
demonstrators to petition Congress, the
lower court ruled.
It acted in a case brought by the now-
defunct Jeannette Rankin Brigade, a
coalition of womea-against the Vietnam
war, which bad been -denied pennlaalm
for a 1964 march from Union Station ·to
the Capitol's East Front Plaza for a
demons tration .
The chief of the Capitol police told the
group on Jan. 2. 1968, that their echedul·
ed march Jan. ~S would not be pennl~
The v.·omen then held their demonstra-
tion at tbe foot of the Capitol outside ll!
grounds.
About S.000 women were present and
a delegation of 15 was permitted to
present antiwar petitions to con-
gressional I .ders.
The women filed suit 1n \LS. Dlstrlct
Court here challenging the law apinst
mass demonstrations as unconsUtuilonaJ.
They also questioned the authority of the
police chief to set the 15-person Umlt on
groups >vishing to petition Congres!I:
The government asked the court to
decide the ~ after the three--judge
panel struck down the law. .
Solicitor General Erwlp N. Griswold
claimed that it no longer c a n
"reasonably be maintained'' that people_
who want to propa({andize protests or
views "have a constitutional right to do
so whenever and however and wherever
they please.
The court also declined to hear an ap-
peal by tbe state of California seeking to
overturn a decision prohibiting the in-
troduction of evidence stemming from
the seizure or 500 pound& or marljauna
and Interception of a tel~hone call.
The case stems from the thr~unt
indictment of Thomas Halpin; his wife,
Rebecca, and Martin Silva on charges of
violating California marijuana laws.
The indictments were handed down
after police in 1970 searched a vehicle
driven by Halpin and found 500 pounds of
rnarljuana and taped a telephone con--
versatlon that Halpin made to his wife
from a police station.
Pair Arrested
In Knife Death
Of Companion
F,.m Win> S.rvkft
'1 'J!I ~' I.I "1111 . if JDYLLWILD -One Sants Ana man ls early m September dh an un-. . precedented public gathering at the dead and an acquaintance Jailed .along
Western ~te H~ I • with; a1"1econd. lUll today foiJo!rjnC a Bet:lllie ~ "*·'lfed. Satun!~y 'nlil~t hljl\tlni! knUe slaytnc lli a
the dint fonoo attending SUnaay . restaurant 'parking Jot.
.jj'c:lmrdl Mr9icel In San Clemente for a D' "'quiet morrilng'ln his office_ work that Edwin S, Petrowski, 24, of 2317 S. ta-
\) beliD at 7 a.m. mood St, auccwnbed at the scene
..,.. the President met wllh his chief outside the rustic Carriage Inn about
forolln policy ldvtser Dr. Henry Kiss-midnight.
~ tncc and alr> with hlJ domestic aliairs RiverSide County Sherifrs deputies .• aJd4 John Ehrllchrnan. .
i : IMinl the day Mn. Nixon lett the said Petrowski suffered •. large slash
;, compopnd for a hospital dedication in wound In the abdomen, which severed a
-Los Angeles major artery.
... Investigators arrested and booked
p,....p..,.1
:WILSON ... ~·
' thetr araphics "are designed with beauty
~·in mind" and that they serve to break up
1 tbe monotcmy of the landscape.
''There la nothing more boring than to
. ; drlvo aioog a blgbway and aee nothing
~ . but lbrubbery," added Wiison, referring . ! to billboonl-lm states such a• Vll'1!inla
: : . and Oregon.
Rookie Cahhie Slain
;,t IJVERMORE (API -A :JG.year-old
: t cab driver just three days on the job was : i !hot to death on a deserted section of
:, Jntentate IS!, the Alameda County :1 -·· olllce said today.
·t :. :' .. . OU•ICOAIT
DAILY PILOT
Phillip E. Marks, ii, of 1324 W. l...oui.se
St., Santa Ana and Gary Meyers, 24, of
ldyllwild. on suspicion of murder follow-
ing the slaying.
A spoJe!lman for the Riverside County
Sheriff's' Offit-e at the Banning station
said today they are exploring a specific
motive ln connection with Petrow!lkl'!I
homicide.
A hunting knife ,allegedly involved was
confiscated as evidence but detectives
did oot say whether It waa taken from
one of the suspects or recovered
elsewhere.
He did say Marks claimed to be a
personal friend of Petrowski, whose
father was notlf~ in Connecticut of his
son's killing later Sunday.
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CITY COUNCile MEETING -Councll peace agreement." · I
chambers, City Hall, &:30 p.m. The Vietnam war ls lclenlical to the A young b!act llludenl dbcharJed !tun
GOOD GROOMING -0CC t:ect.ve Revolutionary war foligbt In the Uiilloil the Marine Corps beea111t of 1 beart colf-
S.rie1, Eatancia Hlgb Sc ho o I Forum, States, !!he said, ana the Norih "fights ila
f :!Ho30 p.m. geously under -M••t bom dltlon l'O I""" and died °"'=''llosta
DANCE LESSONS -Dept. of Lei.lure coora ' ~-" Mesa oir.et early Saturda1r ~ ef.
Services offtra round dance leaoM 1t cabardmu ... '~nt. b:ecauae they hfve 1 ~us f.~-. ___ !~.W~ hlm In a gr1m. and• tragfC , . WU.On ICbool, till W. Wilson, 7030-10:30 --_ • _
p.m. Mondays. $1.25 per sesaion. "Tbe John Wayne machlsmo.pollt!CI 'OM:""""'e,.olJJcer attempted·..lernai ~DAY, Nov. 7 don't work any more, but the people . ~' x-r-~ ~
ELECTION DAY -Vote! haven't conviDced the gow:rmnent of it heatr.""R"91"1ln the 11ictlm.. while a
"INVESTMENTS" _ occ Lecture yet." VIET GALS CHANGE LOOKS · ~-~ r;;.:d over the ""ne with
Seri., by William L. O'Bryon, Eutbluff Pmldentlal secarlty advlaef Heney ,,.,,,!,nlsl Fonda his '•bot&uDJ iudJ' in' case It mlg)lt be 1 Elementary School, ?o:JG.9:30 p.m. KJsstncer baa "created a new telnlaed setup ambush. ' ·
SQUARE DANCING -Community sta"tt diplomacy" to fool Ibo-people, s1le
Recreation Center, Fairgrounda S.10 p.m. alleged. "We,.. bim gel off a plane and ·vi•sJ'.tor Jailed Offl"" 11<80 H!JWard II!" he wu Tuesdays. IUS per lesson. go In a door, and are suppoeed to believe reminded of the Oct.·!S lhoolln( -
peace ts a.t hand." on a lonely "*I In Iniae, wtPcb left
She .said Ibo mere J!f"SOilC8 or ID. Co. Sta Mesa~ Patn>lman Steve Nub with a c11ee1: Mc:OoVem as a Clndldate ls hlslorlc, and · · "'!hl....iiy," as s1le p.-mced I~ will grued by a bUllet from a guntnan
be • cruc1a1 c1ay 1or ''Thieu's ,...,... Wrench Bashing playing JIO:'IUlll.
government." . Tbe ~ it\ that .lncldtnl ~·!afo
Fro11tP"flel
McGOVERN. • • She compared · Nil<on and 'lbleu to ~n "-'•·~-1 to 1 ....._... ··• , ·..:..
hall the' trength th aball Edg Ber and CbarU M~•M• A Healdshul'1!, Calif. ....i estate = _.,.....,.. .. ,.... 0 • -· 8 renew ir s ; ey ar gen e i..."41CloUY, salesman wa!I jailed Sunday in .COsta lying on the -..und, possibly 111 or In--mount up with wings as eagles, they shall and said, "the German people didn'\ """ · have the infonnation about what their Mesa , after allegedly bashing a passerby jured ,
run and not be weary, they shall walk government was doing, but we do. we with a vise-grip Vlrench -when he in-~ 2 a.m. 'Saturday-~ ex-
and not faint ." give up our citizenship if we don't re-terfei:ecJ•Jd a qUllttel. McGovern was aiso to pay 'bis. nounce Nizon's policies." Willjam rA. Phelps Ill, 25, was arrested Marine Gerald L. Burton, 22, of
farewells to Wichita, Kaih , and Lons The veterans that accompanied Miss and booked On Sl.iBPiclon of assault with a Compton, ho~Y.er, was le<bpat&
Fonda were in suppQrt of her pacifist d~y wtapon· following the 3:'30' a.m. Officer Howant: Was ~ 111 the
Beach airport en route to a midnight views, but one shoved a reporter back altercation which sent a second part)' to station from a duty shift in Irvine w'hen
homecoming and a day .of waiting in his when he attempted to ask a question as the hospital . 1~ be monitored.. a radio dispatch to aid a
native South Dakota. the speaker was walking ·out. • William F. ;Pe La Torre, of Garden man sprawled lil. an alley behincl 3045
Braving a brisk morning chi 11 • Miss Fonda spoke at OCC at 8 p.m. Grove, was treated at Costa Mesa Fillmore Ave., which was close by .
McGovern began the qay with a short Sunday night. Memorial Hospital for a bead laceration He said he arrived to find Officer Bill and possible retinal bleeding in bis eye, n --'"tel -•--d the · and be .... , •• traffic-stopping stroll down New~ York's then released. ~ aw:~ Yon sceoe ~'6
Fifth Avenue, one arm raised in a wave R . s· . Police Officer Jamea: Watson said be 0 .. er Burton, a Cal State, ·Dt;lmktpe&
of oodb d the other ___ ,_, to agtime, JI'lUS · ____ , lb? Incident t ... J·~. ·~ Hills, ..Uege studenl. . g ye an ~=-wun~ a v~ -·II>~ "Al 1111> polal;IJlll .Qfll.cer .l'Ml\llsed
well-!"illlers. Boz takeout restauraiit at ms Bai'OOr the postdblllty. of ..111· .ambQ6., tt ha.,a·
"Thaok you," he repeated time and Battle for T --d Blvd., where he"hld already wame•fthe piained, ..,ing .111 .P. hll,1114'pl f:tid
!llaain. "God bless you." ~ suspe¢t once about creating a tookupapoiltlon'.wbm'.tba'~·41:1111,,
-It was nearly "-decades ago, when disturbance. any 1U1Picl9u1 adlVtt;: .• e~ ·; • '·
the ftrSt Daota ""Qu ~een wu ripped by I M • R . Officer Wataon aaid he )'(IS sent .lo .t!>e lnY;.tiplon 'illil tlitY, ~;-
enemy fire over Europe, that you•• pilot n en co ac_e see~ to quiet Phelps after ihe )loi'lhein still bad I !8Jiil· fi;ilie·buh._ lrii1:::J::d4
·-e California villtor ran out of gas and · al "-· MaaiMimodll' · McGovern told bis crew: "Resume your • became Irate ·when rry cook Robin alleramv belngat' -..,.~.1 ~~ l>f' ... "'=.. ,
tlo. • o1ng to bring .... lane Ragtime and Sirius n continued their lolll!Sl"ci --~ sta ns; we re & WiD P McGlohn detllned to sell or give him any u. home." bow-and-bow battle for the elapsed time C:Oroner'1 deputies iilcfi'~; ~ •Po And~ on the .. ve of. a more awt90D'le lead in the Maia.Hao yacht race today. fuel. ·· peai'l'·tbe fOl'ibei' Mlflne~,'ODrpcxal rnom0nt of trith, McGovem .. a-•" De La Torre assened !bat Phelps died-Of a If.art-. fluf.illof.i*ltlve ,.__.-Sirltls JI was some nine mil~ farther began beratipg McQ.l0;hn ~gain after the cause 'II .itfil,;; """"lnlf-··turUllt-.. Jn.
grippod by the bope -perhaps even the soUth than Ragtime but was 30 miles oUicer departed, at wblcb time be jn-vesllgat'-'· . · ·~~ ,,, •," · conviction-that he can dolt again. fa~.., .. ,O!f-•·r• t ed and •-· >: ' ""IL "We're going to win," be told an In-Atthe a~~-roo call, ~was in erven .:was SuuC•. ' PGllce said. Clal1' tWo -. oli ad-
tervlewer before embarking on his coast· it»e ·lead on &be rlwmblioe:w.ith424 roil.es jaceot COolJdl8·:a!id ~l'ft!DU!81 to-<oasl finale. "It ls a kind of coming IOQ<d aince Saturday llOOD .mt. Sirius Maude White Dead .-1heJr·-. wldle thel' aoiCM,
together oo the part of the American II was ru mllea, Robon wu UD mll9 inlorm:allon IDd thel' denied ~
public, a realization that there bal been and Serena was 378 mlles froalthe Uri. FORT COIJ.JNS, Colo. (AP) -Maude of ilurt<llL ·• •·' .. "; .
too much. deceptlan both here at home Wlmls .were reported dimh>lsblng as White, 87, mother of U.S, Justice Byron Various peniJnal Pl!P""' found • his
and oow 'even in the !slue of war and the ~t fleet pasaed cedrcll: Jaland. White, died at 1 Forto Cnlllna bospltal body lrd!Mfecf the -oonl ·.ol a
peace Jtaelf. · 'liie hillk of the fleet was~ about Saturcfay ·nigbt after a sllort.Wnea'. Her hwtspedaJM and a bW lbrbla-
"Wben peetle walk btto thal polling IO mllea northwest of Cedroa. Fat earlier husband, /Jpba Albert .' Wblte, died in memborllllp· In a Diaabled' -
place," he laid, "they .are not "Ing .. be I i~lllorymi;;;"-~;boa:--tlngi;;ii;, ;;iP;;iacei;;;;•.· -;~;;~:;=.:.~· r" -~l961~·-.~~~,~~7~'F--V·e-;;;;;~~dmpi.r~·~·~·~--7~· ~· :'', dictated to ,by Dr. (\allup. or F'f. other pollater, They ore gqlag~IQ , IJlllllt,111"11 , •• ,_ · .. ,
the war, theY are going to think ahOOt the ; 1 ~-· ·' --
~•t of ·u~~Y are going to tbinlt ~bhlJt lo\l!I,'} '~ ihe iliigle'if Ofll!Of Mier
people. .. , "
"1be American people," he said,
....... reluctant .. tbini< thal their preal·
dent was playing polIUcs wltb the Issue
of war. Now, 1Uddeo!Y .... tha~.la'begln·
ning to dawn on people.';
In stops Sunday at .. St. LoWs, Moline,
Ill., and New Yort,r McGovern drew
some of the lbudest cbeen of hi! cam·
paign as he accused President Nixon of
playing "fast and 100511"· Oil tbe Vietnam
Issue. IJ L-"It 's understandalire ," he t o l d
thousands of suppo~ in BrooklY,D,
"that Mr. Nixoo tricked us four years
ago into believing he bad a plan to end
the war.
"But ls there anybody t-ere totllght who
is so foolish a!I to buylhat line again ?
"No!" yelled the c~wd.
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