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S ULY I'll.OT s -· -:lO, 1'69
Cong~ess Sets DeadJ.ines~'ThenDneks Them -
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---lllJdlo)le ......... ~ bul J'lll'U -lmow tt Inn -~ Nor '#ill you tee aey change In cigaret-
te c:ommudala, alllloul<h two federal . ~ want to clamp down on them
and tbe law berrtng ,tbem from taldlll
---dJel at mldlllght, alq wtlb tho •-.,..
Adaa1l;y, the Jaw1 under which ~
fedttal pve-opeodJ Ill money !'WI
cait too. But tho ll'todln& woo't ltop. · I
It la Iii! part.,, .. uaual proceu .....
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Apollo Trial
Ctirtnt' .Begins'; ,
~onkey Okay
c;APE KENNEDY !UPI) -Apollo 11'1
powft' cells wen activated ln a crucial
trill countdown on the ground · today
while an orbiting monkey named Bonn7
~ved normaUy dutlng lbt second day
r• .lillJ month-lane medical fact..flndlna
l monkey , reported in excellent
in his strange new world o(
W"l111"1n,...., le ~lo "'"'1\ Jli!y. 28 wltb enough data to help man plan tor·
voyages lasting many months. H1s
m-II.coating 18U mllllon.
'!bl mtaslon Is IOln& In perfectly
rout.lot rasruon," said • spokesman at the
BloaatelllUo Control Center, G""1belt,
Md. In his l1nl lull day aloft, lbt monkfJ'
drank a quart of •at.er, ate 10me\eo food
pellela and aper1ly played i. .. games.
'lbe Apollo II countdown test, a final
ftheanal ol evecything but blutDff, WU
proceeding just u well at the launch site.
It we.a aiming toward a mock launch at
6:31 a.m. PDT Wec!,'lelday -precl!<ly
two weekl bd<n the moOPlbip'a tUeatf
date. Launcb ' crews activated the
1pacecrafi'1 three vital fuel cell powtr
generalOra and began pumping frigid U.
quid hydropo and CD31gen Into ita tanlcs.
Allronaull Nell A. Armatrong, Mldlael
Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin returned to
lbt moonport from a weekend In Vtrwlnla
and Tena and rehearsed \belr 1-undl Jn
a command llhlp lllmutalor. They ........ 0
a major medical cbeckup 'l'ueada1.
'lbe tbrte plkU m dUe to retum "-
man's first lunar landlag.misaion July M.
President Nlxon.p~ to be aboard the
recovery carr'9' Hornet to welcome tbem
back. He alao ""°'* lo ~ with the -Jier. on tailbdl eve, July a:
,,,. llJ>ICO monkey; a' t~ """'
the juniJa of TIWlull. '~ Into
arl>tt Satunlly nllbl ..... .ezcept for a
brief flurry ol uclterilent durln& launch,
wu following the l'fllmen be rebeaned tor monthl oo earth.
.Radk> reparU from · 23 aenson lrn-
planled Jn bll brain. arterla and other
body par1a "'°" be la eating, worldnc
and aleeplna normally u his l~
bi ... telllte i:lrcla the sJobe. It la In ..
otbtt r11111n& from us to 214 mllea high.
The object ol tbe spaee!Ught, longest
ever planned for a living creature, ii to
determine In detail how prolOOied <X·
J)OIUl'e to the lack of pvlty in space af.
fecll llle processes.
"Data from the brain, heart and mus-
cle IJltems are •ble and of fine qual.i-
l)'," project manager Charles Wilson
~Sunday.a the monkey...,....
the end ol bla 11111 day In space. Wilson
said the l~t WU working "II•
tremei1 we11."
Nixon Plans Meeting .
With GOP ABM Critics .
WASll!NGTON (AP) -Pr,.lld<ot Nix·
oo arrua:ed to meet torught with a group
of liberal Republican senators who have
oppoeed him on his Safeguard an-
tiballilt.ic mi&tlle program.
White House press stcretary Ronald L.
Ziegler said the ABM program will be
among lbt subjecta to be discussed, but
he em~ the meeUng with the
1tt11.torl ii "}uet another In a series of
dilcuasloni lbt Prealdenl 1' bavlng with coocreumen. ,,
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wltldi ~ 1(11 deadlines lot ltaelf, thea meab lll'liaDd them when the date
drlWI nlah. ' n.e vehicle ls uaually called a 11cOn-
llnuing resolution." C.ongress puses lots
of them evt.ry year so programs due to
expire can keep running untll the
lawmakers get aroond to changing them, exteDclln( them or scrapping lbtm. Thll year II no excepllon. Although
. more than a tcore of law• uplre today,
Coatrus appears confident it has pat·
died up the government fabric with enoup temporary eztenalons to keep
fhinPJ:..lnl· "I we're ln ~shape," senat.
l>emooraUc Leader Miiii M.-!Jtld said. ''We puled what we had to.· Jtm not wor-
rying about any of them."
There ls a gap or two, however. ll you
are a com.merci&l fisherman don't mail
in your request for a fede;:ai subsidy to
help pay !or your'n boat. Aller mJd.
night tolllgh~ the De~I of
Transporlatlon wijl•ba .. "°authority te
procesa lt unUI ~ vcitea a new aulhorUa.Uon. ' • i
Also explrinS la ll>e' In under wbicb
PmldenlJ.-i~· ••• ~ ........ -lllOlher-thwtille
.... rv1s111n April lllil • -flllft· the ta .......... Iha ...... Ing tbe Pueblo • ~ Wllh tho dpretlo law aplriaf. the
Nixon says he -·1 went the law, Federal Trode Commission (n1C) 11 ten-
which Jell th.-President moblllu taUve\f flexing ita muscles by ~
reae:rvlst.s and natlonal I u a rd 1 m e n bearlngp tuudly on 1ts ptopoul to re·
without declaring a naUonal tµJUfeDcy. quire a stem bf:allh wamlng on, all
The Der~ Department told· ~ clprt.Ue com m.e r I! la I s, and ad-
Nlxoo would ratber take his <~ ,~...._ But the Houte already bu
joint aeaalon ol c..ic-·if 1 1 ·.-... '1 IJill -g tho IMn on
•merpncy arlles. recu~tory ~ a.,r the Ji'ro II unllkely
The late of lbt surtu still .i,pei1dl oo to pul lls nile lnili elfect unlll J11e Senate
the H-. But eo._ voted Jul w~ del:ldes the "8Jxlotioo'• fate .
to bave tbe eztta 10 per-wlthbeld 'Ibo moat COl!ly "cootlnulng ruolu·
tlooa", will coot tupaym $11 blll\IJO a =-= bi:t'0r"f..sa':r":•"r and 1gtndea. Me:antlme, tmder I.ho
resolutions, each department spends at
tt.a old rate or the r•te prucrlbed ID
Pmidtnt Nl'°n'1 propoaed budp~
whichever ls 19wer.
Get~ng baclf to flalllog boata, dlla 't
w9")' ab®l your wblldy ct>icli ii your
aDDU Uon gets approved before Dildo nliht. You'Q gel ii. lt'1•tho depal'lmanl'~
aulhortty to appr;ive, not to oendt thit atops. 11 • I
'C9pgQ E.xi\~ .Tshomhe Dies
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Heart Attack Kilh 'Rubber Mall-' of African Politics ' . .
ALGIERS (AP) -Moise Tshombe.
known. u tbe 0 rubber man" of African
POlltics, died Sunday ot an appareot
heart a\tack, The Alserian Presa Servl<o
reported today. He WIS 49. ;
A communique signed by 10 Algerian
doctors }aid tbe Jonner preniler o! tba
Congo' and leoder of the breellaway sla\1
ol Katenga appealed to ~ve "1ecj In hi;
steep. It aaid an autopsy was to bi
perfonned today.
The~ ol 'l)bombe'1.de&lh
Came two years to the day llfter a French
plane hijacker brought him to Algeria at
gunpoint. The plane had been chartered
tO take Tshombe from Spain, where be
ti.,d been living in en.le, to Palma de Ma4
jorca. .
After a deal fell through between
Algeria and the Coi:igo to extradite
Tsbombe to Kinshasa { I or me r l y.
Leopoldville) to face a death sentence,
Tsbombe's status became veiled in offi.
clal silence. He was kepi. in solitary con-
finement for two years, well treated but
lt ... durlni the f1tat outbreU ol
vlolence, in S~tember 1961, that U.N.
Secrtlll:Y-Oeneral Dag Harmpanljold
was · !lyln(. to ~ bordl< town !or ~
fin talks '.!11!!1. Tlrlomba.) '
Rhodesia. now Zeml>IL ·H~
wu Dying to a bor<t.r town for :~
talks with Tshombe. •
While a U.N. investigating committee
said it found no proof 'to support rumors
the plane had been shot down , it added It
was unable lo detennine the cause of the
crash.
Six month.s alter Hammarskjold died,
the Katanga government announced UJe
death or Lumumba, who then became a
hero to many Afrcian youths. Same
Congolese said Tslwmbe was responsible
for Lumwnba's assassination, but
Tsbombe maintained Lumwnba 1*I.
escaped after being taken into custody ill
January 1961 and was shot by villagers.
Ir ~ed COOllil:!. with.the outside world,,
• Tshombe tamed his nickname by
ebowlng remarkable political resiliency in
rebounding from utter defeat after the
fall of Katanga in 1813 lo becomf premier
cf the Cango in July 1964. The man with
the moon face and toothy grin in<;plred no•
in-between emotions among Congolese.
He was either loved ar hated.
Five months after Tshombe capitulated
Jn January 1963, he left the Congo to a:o
into exile in Europe for the first time.
living mostly in Spain. But he returned
triumphantly as premier in June 19M
after Simba tribesmen rebelled lo tbe
BOUND FOR EUROPE WITH A BEAR FLAG FROM; CAl'IJOL
FOl!!ifain Volley Sludenls Allison (bock9rouncllT Dlddludt
V alle!i ~~ir~s Off .19 .§\udy . ' ' •
In ·~Ul'tNa -for Suil\Dlk
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Of .... 0.11'1 Plltt Slaff A pair ol Fountain Valley girls today
are on their· way to a summer of study in
Seefeld, Auilrla.
Robtii ~. 18, of 17119 Walnut St.,
and Judy Dlcihudt, 16, pf 18S17 Cot·
ton wood Drive, left Saturaay for ' more
than a monlb r:A. study ai a school in
Seoleld. •
Both girls are lakjng~ part In the
Foreign Study League summer program
of foreign educaUan. ~1or.e " lhan 11,000
American students w i 11 participate' at
scbools throughout the world. At least 18l
of them will join Judy and Robin in
Seefeld.
"It's like a dream, the real impact or
wbicb baii~ Tut nie yet," said Judy, just.
Fro11a Page l
RIOTING ...
ed on suspicion of disturbing the peace .
Violence flared again at that point, in-
vestigators said, and Patrolman Gary
Sten.er lost ru_, baton in the melee and
was battered with it by the gang of
ycait!ls. Knocked to the pavement, be was bit-
ten on the chin by one screaming youth
and as a reso.lt. hospitalized overnight at
Orange . County Medical Center after
receiving a letanus shot.
Steadily growing in size, a crowd now
numbering about 7i surged into the civic
center area and showered armed lawmen
guarding tbe police department with a
hail ol rocks and bottles.
Next scene of the action was a Jack·in·.
the-Box drlve-01.rough restaurant at
Fourth and Shel.too streets. where all
wtadows were shattered and an arso11 at •
t.empt was reported.
Police at the scene arrested a 16-yesr·
old boY who they se.ld hsd set fire to a
traab contalneY' and was trying lo torch
the bulldiqp: it.sell with a burning
maguiM.
Sporadic erupt.ions continued Ouring a
five-hour period bef~ lhe temperature
and the mood of the rampagen coo.led
dewn .00 poUce were able lo relax.
By midnlghl, Negro Jesdeni circulating
among the unruly mobs had succeeded In
calminC the situation and patrol cars
were quieUy withdrawn as soon as feasl.·
ble to add to the influence.
Chief Allen said llfler lbe dlsturbaoce
or riot -clepeodlng on one'• vle\Vp61nt -
WU over, t b • t he WU convloced It
-unplanned and dellnltely not Black
Panthe<-fllOlivated. He ref.md to receot complaints by
the N..,.. dt!Mnry ol olleged har-
assJnent by pol\ce In tt>t wake of the
June 4 murder of white Patrolman Nel·
60ft A. s..ctr.
Not only Negroes but other radal
elemtntt wtte involved 1n the situation,
which was kepi going by youths •Bed 14
to It, nther than 1dults.
"There were plenty of other1. Including
browns aad whites," th• chief said .
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~ " . prlo+ to her Saturday depart.lire.
The dream startrid Ia.it summer when
Rohla heard about Uwf Foreign Study
League program by w<>ril ol mounth. She
paSM!d it on to Judy, ·a fellow itudent in
German at Fountain ValJey High School,
and boOf made plans f(I" thb summer.
Cost or the program ~ borne by
parents, but at a ccnsiduably reduced
rate.
Course of study for Judy and Robin in·
eludes Gennan lllualUre, language and
culture. "The best.part," says Robin, "is
a One-hour portion of class when we will
enter the town and study language with
the merchants and other townspeople."
Sehool credil will be:. received in
language for · both ch'h. Robin expects
cro..dlt at UC Irvine. nut year, and J udf
wUI receive credit for .ber senior year at
Fountain Valley.
"We only study mornings," adds Judy.
1'Aftemoons, eYenings and weekends are
ours to see the area."
Seefield is n e a r Innsbruck, Austria,
sight or the last Winter Olympics.
Trips also are scheduled for the girls to
East and West Berlin, Prague and Vien· ...
"We plan to present the CaJUornla nag
lo the mayor or one of those cities." said
Judy. T~y have a nag which flew over
the capitol building in Sacramento. given
to them by As..;emblyman Robert Burke
CR-Huntington Beach).
No obligation to speak or make public
appearances is Involved with thi.s pro.
gram. The girls pay to study and learn
what another country is like.
Both, however, expressed a desire to be
counselors on similar trips when they are
old enough. For each 10 students sent to
another country, cine adult counselor
travels aJong.
'Covey of Cuti.es'
Vie in, Laguna
Beauty Cont,est
Beauty Is where you flnd It but
Laguna·s Main Beaoh lifeguard head-
quarters will be a preUy good place to
look Friday evening.
That's when a panel ol ~., beaded
by Mayor Glenn V~ will "!"ffi<J out a
sale and ...,..tiooal July 4 b~ selactln&
"Miss t.aguna Beach Lllq\W'CL"
Billed as a "covey of curvaceaus
cuties" by LlftgUltd C.pt. Rod Rlehl. contm.ants will be seleded ·from tho
various beaches by ra.tdent IQlrds.
"Miss Laguna Beach Llloeua<l" and
lwo princes>es will be -to ......, .
over VRrious city aod liftgull'd fllnctkim
for \he remainder of the IWIUDll'.
Chief Lllegu•rd Tam llUggel tllended
an Invitation to 11all hands" to ttt.eod the
nlnlh annual Fourth ol Julj< cooteal wbli:h
begins at 7:IO p.~
Molse-Kapenda -which stands for
''Moses Beloved'' -Tshombe was born
in Muswnba Nov. 10, 1919. His fathtr was
a rarUy , a wealthy African bµsinessman
in an economy controlled by Belgians.
T1bombe was aften known to boast: "I
am a rich man. I am the only Congolese
who does not need to be in politics to
make a living. No one can buy me."
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EXILED LEADER DIES
Congo's Moist T lhombe
Lumumba lo resore order, then declared
independence for Katanga.
Backed by Belgian mining f1nns and a
army led by wh.ite mercenaries from
South Africa snd Rhodesia, Tshombe
withstood worldwide pressure and United
Nations' efforts to end his secession for
30 months. ·-
provinces.
ny said the Western powers, tn4
clud g the United States, had convinced
Pr ent Kasavubu that Tshombe was
the on person who could unite all eonao
!actions d put down the rebellion.
Tshombe:'s troops, again led by white
mercenaries, succeeded in crushing the
Simba rebellion, but in !be fall of 1965 a
simmering feud between Kasawbu and
his premier broke into the open. Again
Tshombe: went into exile, never really
returning to the limelight until he was
kldnaped to Algiers.
Ra.lied as a Metbodilt with a high
sdlool education, Tabombe toured Emope
before coming home to run the family's
interests, rD4CfJ' tbe daughter of a tribal
chief and fatbtr 10 children. Lo'1e Blossoms
He aerved on aeveral tribal and pro-
vincial councils in the 1950s, and when
Belgium wu ready to grant it.a colony i.n-
dependnece.. Tshombt WU premier of its
richest province.
Pilot Helps COng Distance Affair
lndepmdence came July 1, 1960, and
the Congolese anny mutinied IOOD ~ter.
Tshombe waited 10 days fol' PreSident
Joaeph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice
Thieves Like
Racing Wheels
Thieves stripped a . pair of high
perfonnance aQtomobiles al a Costa
Mesa car dealersbfp of more than $1,100
In racing wheels and engine equipment,
pcllce were told Saturday.
Robe.rt J . Moffett, employed by
Tlfeodore Rotilm .. Ford agency, 2060
Hiui>or Blvd., satd he lound lbt 1969 and
1967 sport sedans looted when he arrived
for work..
Patrolman William Bechtel sald one
auto was left lying on its wheel drums,
With $775 in wheels and engine ac--
ce.!SOries stolen.
A second vehicle owned by the New-
port Imports agency, 3100 W. Coast
Highwsy, Newport Beach, had $2.10
worth of engine accessories missing,
investigators said.
Love blos:sqms in strange places, I~
eluding, rebently, on lhe front pages of
the DAU, Y PILOT.
On June 18 the newspaper published a
picturt of pretty Fountain Valley
lifeguard Mary l)Jpuy, 23, Huntington
Beach.
A few days later a request was receiv-
ed from a soldier in Vietnam. "Please
send me an eight-by·len print of the pic-
ture of Mary Dupuy that appeared
recently in your pa~r."
That soldier, P .F .C. Steve Smith, a
Long Beach resident, happens to be
Ptiary's boyfriend, but she didn't know
about his request
"That sneak," said Miry 1n mock
anger when told ot . hi& requfst. "It's
typical of him to do ~ and not ten me."
Mary, however, U5Uall.y is to 1 d
everything. She receives a letter from
Steve every day and looks forward to
seeing him when he leaves the Anny
May.
Besides summer lifeguarding,. Mary
teaches third grade at T,unura School in
Fountain Valley dw'lng the, winter.
She n)et Steve only about a month
be!.,... be enlercd tbe Anny.
Tcday the photo, with Mary's blessings,
One of the 18
is on its way to Vietnam. Mary admits
she was "flattered" that St.eve asked for
her picture.
South Korean
Students Riot
SEOUL (UPI ) -Tbo\l!aildJ of studMI
in Sooth Korea rioted in the streets today
to protest a(l'.ainst Pruident Part Chung
Hee's third term aspirations. Battles
broke out between rock-throwing youths
and police armed with tear g111 .and
clubs.
The demonstraUons bea:an on thtee:
University campa.Sd· arid quickly' a~
By afternoon 4.000 student. po!P'ed lhto
the 1treets from five Seoul tmiverstUes
and rioting broke out in Taegu, South
Korea's third largest city.
The specific cause of the riots wu
Park's efforts to revise the. consUtuUoo
so he can seek a third term. They were
similar to the student riots which fOtGed
President Syngrnan Rhee out of office lq
April, 1960.
Clark'• Sh,_ from Eqland.
I have a rather decent ee-
ledion of yaehllng and boallng
•pparel. In faet, between my •
h ' . OtOl"O and the aalt -~ •Hit est men s stores onthem-eninelnRiehard't Mlll"ket next door, you set the '
N B h.. dogonednt MSlection in eap-in ewport eac livhy. (ldon'tmlndgivlngmy good nel@hhor a f-pla!f.)
\ Why don't I mention price'a!
If it 1addenly f!ell hol and yoa your auention. In faet, I hne Thel"O'a no "'n"' in abowing a
need a eooler necktie or'°~ two different e1othing ahopa pieluftl of a auit or whateftr,
thing, yon don't ..-i lo cateh within thlo stol"O. One, whieh 1 with a deadly dnll deoerip-
1un1trob hunllng for .......,. call H ···-Sb • i th of the lh,...do, and a price. It'• wbere to buy it. en-e.... op, " or e more important to tell yOu
You can eui1y find a mm.'1 button-down eo~llflr! graduate 1l>0al t11i1 tiore and what il
1tore in Newport Beach. I find who wanll the ~dltlona1 look. 1tand1 for. ,
~8 of tbem, incloding my own, My~-shirt• a"' very com· My prl<et are pl-Ins. 'J1MT
in the phone 'hook. ·plete npl now. By Cant, Eon> won'I uke the earl o•I of yov
In cue yoa cloa'1 know and Exeello. pins intemillng halr but Ibey may atralplell
whlda IO patronlae, pick a nlee new sport ohirte from half a out your cheek hook.
name. I 81.., yoa the en.tire 'dooen bi,tlly repnled maken. Alsd always ramember the·
llall A L'Elpnt, Alldmpn, Aloo •dam pod ahoe 110re. name of the 110..., Bht.,..,U. It'•
Bay l>epL Sto..., -.i.eo.,,her, In add It Ion IO Taylor, and a worn derived from the Latin.
Robert Berkeley, Jadt Bidwell, Sperry Topa!der, I carry Bally Looeely tran1lated, It _ ..
Oetmoad'a, H-of Morpn, Sboee from SwiJoerland, and "the bet1 of tbe blllleh."
Lamdowae'o, teopud't Spota,
Pat M.rley'a, Mr. l>aul'a, Ma.fll
Ltd, Qamer Deck, Sawyer, sn ... rwoodo, G Meli'o, and
Woodraff'e. .
h la JllJ', 1.....,lloat eplnlon
Iha! my 10111, 1port -II and
olacb are partloularly worth
Jack Bidwell
8467 Via Udo aiNewport Blvd, In Newport Beada
>lel<l lo Richard'• Markel and The Lido Theate"
Pl~nly o! free p•rklng In the ...... Phone 673-4510
Copyright 1969, Jack Bhl'well.
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VO(. 112, NO. 155', 4 SECTIONS, 48 !PA~E;S ORANGE 'COUNTY, CAUFORNtA
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Ooo-Nabbed
By Helicop;
Two Hunted
One suspect Is In custody and two
others gought today after a se.atth by
Huntington Beacb helicoptets , and six
Pftlrol cars for robbery suspects who
allegedly set their own car afire in an ef.
fort to cover . their Trall.
~ The suspects .are wailted ln connecUon
with the robbery and beating of Roger
Bello, 35, of Van Nuys. Three robbers
assertedly struck Bello ove.r the head
with a bottle, assaulted him with a gun
and took .ta and a checkbook from his . cket.
JI One suSf)«t in custody is Martin
Guardado, 24., 4523 W. Bolsa Ave., Santa
Ani. He was booked on charges of armed
robbery, anon and assault with a deadly
weapoo.
Guardado was arrested after .a four-
hour IW'ch S.turday involving the police
hell<opler "Huntington Beach Eye" and a
Sip!. Oil Co. chopper wbich combined
efforts with siJ: ground patrol uni~.
Warranls again8*: the other two will
probably be ooughl If Seal Beach detec-
tives determine enough cause.
· PoUce said that the haul apparently
WaJn't enough for the robbers, who pro-
duced a gun and threatened victim
Beito'• life. A struggle over the weapon
developed during which a shot was !ired
into the roof of the vehicle.
Beito man.aged to escape and hit·
chhiked home and then reported the
crime to Seal Beach Police.
At approximate1y 7:30 a.m. Donald
Lavey. of Santa Ana, who was fishing at
a am.all lake at Golden West and Talbert
Avenue, reporteol lo Hunilngtoo Beach
pollce ·that he saw three men trying to
1ink ·an automoWe.
1llo.,.. trled1to dlkh tbe car In tbe
water, but could 1\111-•--tbe lake r.aJ too shallow. A rag wu then
1luck into the vehicle's gas •tank iD an at·
!See COPTER, P8" 11
Valley Teen ~eld
On Drug Charges
After Hit-run
A Fountain V8ney youth races felony
drug intoxication charges today stem·
ming from two hit-run accidents in
Newport Beach Saturday that ended with
his arrest after a":'foot chase.
Richard Lynn Templin. 19, of Fountain
Valley was arttsted after a chase by
f'.ewport Patrolman Robert Gatewood at
9:30 p.m.
Police said Gatewood was responding
to a hit-run sideswipe call at Dover Drive
and Pacific Coast Highway and ~
another accident at 2410 W. Coast
Highway. He noticed one of the cars at
that crash flt the description or the hit·
run vehicle from the Dover Drive in·
cident.
Gatewood atopped at the 2410-address
and witnesses pointed out ':{'.emplln as the
driver.
Templin allegedly tried to nee and
Gatewood said he arrested him less than
a block away after a foot chase.
The drivers of the two other cara In the
h.it..run incidents were unhurt. ·
In lhe Dover crash Templin's car
allegedly sideswiped one driven by Joyce
Lopiech, 2207 Oceanfronl, N e w p o r t
Beach.
At 2jl0 W. Pacifi c Coast Highway the
Templin car hit one driven by Anne
Cooke of Long Beach, who told police
Templin hit the auto three times while
trying lo back up alter tbe first Impact.
/
Oruce
Weather
Thal longp1wa:ited 1ummer wea-
ther is finally with us, and the
mercury Is due for a fump into the
IO's along the coast Tuesday. Fur·
ther inland lt'U break 90, we're
told.
INSmE TODAY
Th< lot.it mrdlcul 'P'dolty
,. "" ori{linol .....,,.....tr -
g<11<ral flNldi" -and It will
bt waght at Hoag Memorial
Hotpitol in conjul'IC'tion IDiCh cM
UC Jrvint MedicaJ School Stt
Pog• 17.
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MARY DUPUY READS HER DAILY LETTER FROM VIETNAM
Through Newspaper, Boyfriend Kup1 Eye on Te•chtr
Lo-ve Blosso111s
Pilot Helps Long Distance Aff(l,ir . . .
·1-.b!o1 ' ••ID -it placee, lr>-
cludiqg.. recenijy, on the ·tront· pages of
the llAILY Pit.OT.
On [\Int II tile newspoper published a
plct.ni of pretty FOlllllaiJI Valley
lifeguard Mary Dupuy, 23, Hunt.initon
Beach, . A rew days jater a request was receiv·
ed1 ftoip a soldier in Vietnam. "Please
send me an eight-bY-ten print of the pic-
ture of Mary Dupuy that appeared
recently in your paper."
That soldier, P.F.C. Steve Smith, a
Loog Beach. resident, happens to be
Mary's boylriend, but sbe didn't know
about bis requesl
'"lbat ~." said Mary in mock
....,. when told of bis ft<!""'-•n•1
typical ol him to do this and ool !Oil' me."
Mary, however, \15Ually ii told
everything. She J"eeelVes a Jetter from
Steve every ~ and loob forward to
seeing hlm when he leaves the Army
May.
Besides summer life&'i_ardi_l]Bi_ Mary
teaches Utlrd (rade at T~l in
Fountain Valley during the wlnter.
She met Steve only about a month
before he entered the Army.
Today the photo, with Mary's blesslngs,
Is on Its way to Vietnam. Mary admits
she was "flattered" that Steve asked for
her picture.
Lifeguard Rescues Surfer
As 50,000Crowd Beaches
At least one of the 50,000 individuals
who came-_for the surf and sun at Hun-
Ungton Beach Sunday Is a healthy -IOan
tbday bec8uR of lileguard action.
Jerry Sellers of Downey required ox·
ygen and emergency treabnent at Hun-
Ungton IntmOmmunlly Hosptlal Sundoy
Stock M•rkets
NEW YORK (AP> The stock market
closed with a modest gain today as selec·
li ve buyina gave it some of its bounce.
Trading was slow. (See quotations, Pages
14-IS).
The Dow Jones lndustriaJ average at
1:30 p.m. wu up 3.37 at 873.13. Gains led
losses by about 275 Issues.
after he was pulled from heavy surf
about 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
This morning Sellers was discbarged,
healthy again, from the hospital, said at.-
tendants.
Lifeguards had pulled hlm into a boat
about 300 yards south of &he pier, then
towed him to the pier where ·an am·
bulance whisked him to the hospital.
Sellers was one o( five sunbathers who
required major first aid Sunday, while 93
rescues were made. according to
lifeguard reports. Water temperature
was 64 degrees over lhe weekend. Sun~
day's Crowd showed a large increase over
Saturday's meager mart tl. u,c:m,
ll!eguard:; said.
$75,000 Cabin Cruiser
Rull.S ·Aground at Balboa ...
By JOUN VALTERZA "We don't even have the injured man's
The ·exr_>e:Sf':e o.:_l~ •:bin cruiser name for our first aid report Crom last
11Shapt>ondoa" ""~ a mysterious party night," be said;
ol f(Alr persool aboard crunched hard Soorces Salcf tbe v....i Is ool equipped
agl'GUlld-<'1 the m...n1·beadl 'early" this w!lh aulo,matic pllol, and : lheu was "'°"""' oo ll>e-.Mlboa ~la. "saneooe" at tbe .""!ln>ls wJ>en the bolt 'Ille. '7S.M11"'1.-.blacU1ulled Stevens _ skidded up on. ihe t.,adl. Polloe aid Ibey
~ lkldded 1'lch up Gii tbe 'beach at toOt one 14bystetlc'al1,-women titm the
the ocun ""'.oil!: sire« at.abOutl •·'I'· ' beach near tlle crift and• bel1H1et at n *lift <ill lhe'l;eAd> .,._.,ane ol tbe headquarters for a brief petlndi '11ltll Ibo
~!idea of,.,. yur: · calm<d down." • ''lbt a~ pilot ·al lbecplush craft, Another woman_.,. c:omplalned
who, Um lor 1)as ,_!URd lo, lde!!Ufy to reporten ol brulaes,sbe said~.
himseK ~ his -en, oWf<ttd a fllcled b1 olficen aller Ibey 1tSpG1irliJI'
bad!Y cut root In. )he confusion follow••• _lhe .8.~· Police oaJd there lf!iur='~;;:.-~ it~~ ~~~;t~i~
aid ~ an boor al couing. ed to ajslst .a!ffiiiil · tbO boa
'Ibe cause of the mishap was a1 clou<ty truiaer was ICheduled for bull
as (he lif<ntll1 ol lhe two men and two "for a cunpleu palnl4ob '"' lhe
-00 'baard.. ' ' 'lt 1'lll -llll!d --that-fJUecuanl C.J!.u Buclcly Belsbe said thlo AUthorillet doublocl the craft ""~ momf1w lhat on tbe hull rqlstr• ,pulled 'back Into hip waier
Uoo --wen ll'u!Ueu, liecaule lhey becauae of Ila atr""* wellbl dldD't oiflL Uoa ... tbe beocll,
• ' '
~ . .
2 Officers .H {ltt, .. 1:4· Y~utfu·,J4:rrested/
Riot conlrol ofllcen from ~
towns joined SOnla Ana ~' '&u!da1
night • pnp ol )tOUlhl rampqej -a full moon, tbreatenlng ,at one ~·io
besiege the. civic center' but au -
reported quiet ~.
Two officers Were tnjured during· the"
hot nt&ht· episode in the couaty aeat'a
predoli>lnanUY Ne.,. nelghhorhQcid and
14 black youlhs ,.... m,.ted In the fi ...
hour disturbance.
Store windows were smashed, poUce
can bashed ln, a drive-in cale se,ftrely
damqed and unlgnlted Molotov codclalfa
confiicaled In lhe chain of Incidents.',
Santa Ana Police Chief Edivard J.
Allen today said be could not call •the
Sunday night erupUoo an actual riot, ad-
Nixon to Stay
Here 4 Weeks
Mter Big Trip
A !our-week visit In Son ,Clemente ti
scheduled by Pr"ldent Nlxaft after lils
round-the-world trip, Including a stop In
CommwUst Romania, t ends tn early
Aug\111, While HOUie &Ida said toclaY.
No exact dates have been ·let, l:lut1
presldenUaf preu semtary "R«toZlell<r
ooid tlle ally at tlle SUnun.r Wfitie
lloole will begin Aq. I 0.. 13, u -planned. • .
l'rmd<d Ni...'s °'"'*· °"'911 tlar has 6een timed lo coincide --the ~-ol --... r~t" lbe .. ~..-~rt"
Zleg(er .lalcl lbt foreign ~ "allCIJIJ1
UJ>l<ll the m..• originoJ pJans ·fOJ:..a vf~t In San ~. but tbe timetable
will be ~ four, -weeka, ,;.I.
Tbe global loar II ilobedulod'foi; July 13
lo Aug. S, and w!D Include a vl1lt In ·eom;
munlstRonlanla.
Details · of ti:.e Brelldenc.'s. work·and·
pley stay athls n e.w ly·f umi gated
beachfront nlansion have no& yet-been
made public by lhe White Hou.oe press
aervlce. ·
l'llsumably lhe proc<Clure will be
similar to bla ·reC:ent vllit .ea mite to
Vietnam war talkl on Midway h:land,
featuring news conferentes a00 in--
le.views at ihe Newporlef Inn.
Although comings and golno ol -the
First Family"'.Jill continue on 1be same
tone as. their busy Washlngtorf a1endfi..
the Nlxons are aJI expected to )>.e,ln San
Clemente for most of August. ,
A new swimml.Jlg pool built on the
grounds of the old Hiram .R. C.o t.t on
Estate will be ready and presumably
two species oI termites will no longer be
in evidence.
A WhitUer firm completed fumigation
of the JO.room mansion recenUf, ronow.
ing an execuUve order for execuUOn
forthwith of tbe Dying and crawlli)g
termites.
Fumigation ot the premises to ·end the
entomologlcol White House dinner was,' a
requirement for aale of the execuUve
hideaway, negotiated with 90-year~ld lllrs. Victoria Cotton. •
Ship Decommissioned
llOSTON (AP) -The oldest actjye
aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy, the USS
Esse ...... lo be decominlaalooed •ll>day
at isocton N•val Slilpyard.
.l.l
..
.• . . " <lflll lhal .11hli., and:llalc.,,.~ u Well u Negr0io:l6ot P.lfl.• • --
Q\lel Allen aid tbO calr ilw!\llll ,,,..._
Jl'Opel'.lj be termed &r~dldiblnce
lnsload ol a rlOt. allboolli liwloen' wmo
adequ.lefy preplred lO.deaJ·frui:tbei.t.
ter. ' •
By late.Sunday,-..40 otnCera frcim Cotta
Mesa, tfi from \Orance".2> from lGm!en
Grove,,11 . frvm WelllpinJter, 15• Or-
Cowrty >Sheri!f's depUjles, and a 'd.-
MPs had jojnid tbe ~man ~· Rocb. and boUles showered-patrol
vehicles u tbe SUia Ana olDcen ' and
SU~-~ tried lo qllefl tbe
dllturbance, etemlning from s theaCer in-
cident.
lnftSllJaton Aid today lhe violence
. .. . .
was loqchocl oil al 1:30 p.m.;wben !lcl-
Jaclr .Shiffer and Patrolman Ferren .JIUC~'\f .w~· Hl!t lo The BnJa4wq l'bea~~t \st#tt•nd Broadwq. ' ,,, .. ,....... needed' bel •
u;.bl; ;lo )\Ut a .ct girl id..ililed' u
·Sonot~ D:-•Chahdler,' ti, of 915 s.
GoJdenwef( A ve.1 tod , her llater out of
-lhe.movle\houoe. .
They-toicf' lnvesllgallng 'officers .Mia
Chilndfer al)d her 17-yOIMlcf ' lister had
"'"" cr<aUng a d~tudanee and tbO o-
girl' was COl\leqtlOl!Uy ea<corled out ~
police. . • .
. Ooce. outside, the youn&';r Miu
Chandler a!fege<lly struck Sgt. Shaller ·-
spouting profanity -and 1 group ot boys
• !See RIOTING, Pqe 'II
:aaas Give support
-\ ' 3;00() Troops in Push
To Lift Ben Het Swge
SAIGON (UPI) -A force ol a,ooo .... sbelllngs of Ben Hel cooUnued lo lllack-
ernment troops backed~ by tbe -bel'flest en -there were 25 rouoda into the.camp U.~. air raldo In .two mooljla· JlUlhed Sunctai whkh killed two South Viet· Wli>ppoaed towanJ. Beo Hot loc!or In .. attempt to Ult tbe ~ -.., .u.s, nameoe but there weno no • Incoming
military opo1i...,.. ._w; ,, . l'OJ"'d' from midnight to the early jlaurl
Bii bombe,ra atruct lar(lila Within a ol tonight. .
mil• of 'tbe•a-t -~· ~"""' '11\e.dril" aloo e...d tbe air lllll(lly __ ln ,the <!091fa1 ~ wfiile qi Bea Het. <U.S. carp pl-. ·fl:rlnl ~i.er':'1~tbevi::-~ ~· PfOtidiie ~ 'al .~ .. -J;· .. .,... ..... ,· -~-~--l!J ~ ~ ililllOd lift liilDli ........ _. ~~"~·•''*of f.p;:;;;;; ' 11.L mllllatY . op ....... aild :llj>otb . ..r · ........._.. !Jj ~ lo the
Vleti>ameoe lftlan~,,_... ~, · ~-· ~~n , UI _111· Met< Ille deme 1"""" nar u;'""!Aoo-Oam-· ~ ~ -::= ~.!r"':i,'""-'""'=~ ; ~~1i-I.;~ :J'':: ~Mpf ~ ~ to' ...,., '8ied. \k~ 1~1 eftGrta• •uh
c..i..,i '.O hfPway l!Jca --,.,,,.,,. iloi · °'""" ii ~ve. ;Ji.•, to M 'Ta, Olcht mileo away. tatinl. a beating .,ud l>u lo dedde
The foot lroopo driving "'! Ben Het whether II'• -..ortb II to him mllllarlf¥
were part 0( a a,000.min' torte ordered aOO·.,utically to keep up the ellort." .
into the. area tn a new operation wblcb . "flirtmaaive ~ and artillery strikes
beg'an ' UWi 'W'Rk:end. Conunan'l;len' re-..-e w!dt~llng tf:le ~Y down," ~ LL
ru9'd lo•dlsculo lhe lpeclllc miuloo of Col. Andrew ~uli, 43, ol Jacbon-
tbe operaUon alnce lt entailed fqtiire ville, Fla., tbe Ben Ret commander.
. PIW, but the rtllef •of Ben Het . .-11 one "Perhaps we till 20 ,in one ~ :Kl
ol ""1n. • wllll ani>lher. Thal ieepo tbe enemy
The drive Wu so 111cceuful that the moving. He Is safe ~here."
Military .ip(lkel!Dell In Saigon Mid U.S.
Drowned Surfer
' .
Identified as '
Huntington Man
An early moriilng surfer. whc»drvwned
Friday In HUJrtlngton Beach· hu been
ldenUlled -by .the Orange C.o•µ n t,y
Coroner's Office as Lury T. Tayklr, 24,
of 71t' Owens st.. Huntington Beach.
Taylor drowned ·aboµt 9:30 a,m .. Fri-
day. His body wu first discovered by
other surfers, who lost It, then It was
recovered again by HunUngton Beach
lifeguards near the bluffs along Pacific
Coast Hijllway.
Taylor was ldentilled u manager of
Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken
Restaurant al 11571 Beach Blvd,, Hun-
tington Beach. ·
Prlvau funeral ~ are pendlni al
~·, Cllapel.ili H!Mlllniloa BndL
.r
and South Vietnam"' Ugbter-homliera new to strikes tn*rt of the IUt• rOuntted garrilon of Americans and
150' -SoU!b Vfetnim Suod1y -the
moat lojged bi day ·ol tbe 16<fay ......
Huntington Man ,
Oeared in Heist
John Robert Kieenan, 31, of 311 14th st.1 Huntington Beach, who w a s arrtlted
Th.W'sday on !lll!lpiclon of stronsarrn 'roJ>.
bery, was cleared of all charges today.
said police.
Keenan was SPotted Thur.eda7 night
, behind Gilligan's Islt, a bar on 5lh Street,
dragging a bleeding and bruised old man.
Arresting officen first thought he had
just robbed the man, Harry D. Hyde:, 73,
of 208 W. 5th St.
Detectives said today that Keenan was
apparenUY be!Plnl Hyde r<lurn hame u
be had clalmeo! wlim "amoted.
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Congres s ·sets ·ne-.dlines!) Then Du~ks TJte1n! . -
• • • WAll!ING'l'ON (UPI) -n.o 10 pet·
--i.. llltCU,. &lljllm lodo)' 1"11 ,..n ..... bow .B '-,.._,
\
pepdlocl:.. . .
!Nor wW you see any cbangt ln cta:mt-
te commercials, althou&h two federal
1,ienctes. w111l to cl1mp down qn them
Incl Ille la~ barrhl& U..m from taking
IUcb ·l<tlon dle1 at midniibl. alOflJ w1U.
the surchrage.
ActuaUy, I.he Jaws under which the
federal government spends its money run
out too. But the spending won't stop. .
II ii all p&l1 of an annual prows under
Apollo Trial
Count Begins;
Monkey Okay
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Apallo 11'1
power oellJ were acUvated ln a crucial
tdal countdown on the ground today
while an orbiUng monkey named Bonny
behaved normally during the second day
· · his month-long medical fact-finding
fllCbl.
The monkey, reported in escellent
lhape in his mange new worki or
weigbUessness, is expected to return July
28 with enough data to help man plan for
voyages lasting many months. His
mi.Won ls costing $92.1 million.
Tht mission ls going in perfectly
routine fashion ," said a spokesman at the
Biosatellite Control Center, Greenbelt,
Md. In bis first full day aloft, the monkey
drank a quart of wa~, ate some 60 food
pellets and ea:perUy played two ga.n~.
The Apollo 11 countdown test, a final
rehearsal of everything but blastoff, was
proceeding just as well at the la~ aile.
It was aiming toward a mock launcli at
&03% a.m. PDT WednwioY -predsely
two weeks before the moonship's takeoff
date.
Launch crews activated the
spacecraft's three vital fuel cell power
generators and began pumping trigkl Ii·
quld hydrogen and oi:ya:eo·into·ita lanks.,
Astronauts Neil A. Amlstr<mg, Michael
Collins and F.clwin E. Alitrin retQrned to
the moonport from a weekend in Vlra:lnla
and Texas and rehearsed their launch in
a command shiP aimulatoll. They undtrgo
a major medical checlni; TUesday. 1
The three Pi!Ots ... mto return !roll'
man's first l\mJr llndiili!l!on Juli' U. Pr.,Jdent Nixon P~'llli ' aboard tile
recovery carrier HorMt . welcome them
back. He also apecti Jo dine with the
astronauts here on ~ jve, July 15.
The space mon~, pounder from the jungles of • , rocketed into
orbit Saturday nl and, except for a
brlef flurry of el'C tement dlD'ing launch,
was following the regimen he rehearsed
for months on earth.
Hunting ton Pair
Listed as Critical
After Collision
Two Huntlngton Beach residents are
listed in criUcal and one ln fair condlUon
today at HunllngloIJ lntercornmunlty
Ho!Jtltal foilowlng a saiurday night col-
Jlsion between two automobiles at Adaai.s
and Huntington avenues.
The acclden\ occurred ·&t 11:29 p.m.
when a ve.hlcle driven bf Paul E. Norton,
22. of '127 Yorktown Ave., collided with a
car driven by Christy A. Malone, 16, of
21101 Luau Lane.
Admitted to the hospital in critical con-
dition were Norton 8.lld Janet Lloeberry,
15, of 10151 Crallet Drive, a passenger in
the Malone car.
Richard R. Dice, 22, of 9291 I.Jtchfield
Drive, who was Norton's passenger, also
was admitted in critical condition. Miss
?i.1alone was not injured.
Police reported Morton's car was
demolished ln the wreck,. A ~rby oil
storage tank also sustained damagt.
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1loubll naDlullqa " ""::!'f. • lllllm II llf tl ti..'' al iblln ""Y ;e'ar "' •IO • .,.,.... a.., ., .._ ....... U ,..
ezplre can keep rwinini until the are a commercial f1$bett0an, don't mail
lawmakers &et &round to changing ~ in your request for a federal subsidy to
utending thtm or acrapPlnc them. h~p pay for -your new boat. Alter mid-
1bls year Is no -exception. Allhollgh ntpt~ 'tOhtlbt, the Dep.iirtment o t
more than a score of laws el'plre today, Transportation will have no authority lo
Congress appf:ars confident it ha.s pat· process ll. uo1il Conpess. votes .• new
ched up the 1overnment fabric with authorizaUon.
enough temporary exlellsiOllS to keep Also .,Plring ls the law Wider' wblcb
1 ' • ' · ~ . OAJl,.'r0 Pll.01' ..... l"Mtl
BOUND· FOR EUROPE WITH A BEAR FLAG FROM CAPITOL
·f'ount1ln V1 U1y $tudtnts Allison {background ), Dickhudt
' ' . ; . ( ' I .•
"valle y· (;ff is: ,,
In -A.'r stli ·~1 or 8.:.i .. JU .....
' By TERRY COVILLE
Of !tit M llY f'I~ lltff
A pair of Fountain V.Uey girls today
are orfthelr Way lo..a sununer,oI study In
Seefeld, Austrih..
Robin-Allison, 1!, of 17119 Walnut St.,
and J~ Dickhudt, ljl, or 18577 Cot·
f'rf1'!' .. Page 1
RIOTI NG .•.
claiming to be their btoihn pulled
Sonora away from the tawriihl.
Pushing and shoving by a gang of abo:ut
%5 young5ters followed, during which the
sergeant was knocked to the sidewalk,
. kicked an~ stomped, while Of{icer
Buck.Jes ran to radio for reinforcements.
' Several more officers responded to the
scene and '8gt. Shaffer, baek in action,
, took the ChB!>dler sisters into custody at
Broadway and Fourth Streets to be book·
ed on S\r.lpicion of disturbing the peace.
Violence flared again at that point, in-
vestigators said, and Patrolman Gary
Sterier lost his baion in the rnelee and
was battered witb i\ by the gang of
youlhs. • Knocked to the pavement. he was bit·
ten on the chin by one screaming youµi
and as a result, hospitalized ove.rnia:ht at
Orange County Medical Center after
reCe.lvlog a tetanus shot. /
Steadily growing in stz.e, a crowd now
numbering about 75 surged into the dvic
center area and showered anned lawmen
guarding the police department with a
hail oI rockl and bottles.
Next scene of the action was a Jtck·ln-
the·Box drive-through restaurant at
Fourth and Shelton streets, where all
windows were shattered and an arson at..
tempt was reported.
Police at the scent arrested a lS.year-
old boy who they said bad let fire to a
trash COQtainer and was tryinl to torch
Ille bulldln8 ltseli with a bumlng
magaZlne .
Spandtc erupt!onl ~eel durln& a
five·hour period before the temperature
aod the mood of Ille --cooled down 1od police were 1ble to l,'OIU.
By mldbllh~ N .... ltadm drailatlnc
mr10111 the unndy-bid -IO-In· <•!min& Ille lltlllltloo . aod palnll ....
wen qul<tl)' withdrawn u -u feul. bte to add to Ille 1.-. •
Chltf Allen Aid Iller ~ --0< r1ol -depeodlat ........ v1wpdllt-wu over, t b at be ,... COl\1Dced It
WU Uoplamiod and c!rllofMIJ DOI Bid
P1nther-«not1vated. -
He relemd to reconl compl•lntl by
the · N•lfO dtizelll')' ol alltlff har· 1ssment by pol!ct In the wake of tho
June ( murder of white P1trolman Ne~
IOD A. SUllC'tr. N'" oal7 N-but othtt ndal tl<m<nll wm lnYoMd In tho -uon,
which WIS ktpt loin( by youths •I'd I(
to 18 rather than adults. i•TIWrt were plenty 0( othtrt. lncladlnl
browns and whltes,11 the chlel Jtld.
ton-,,:Ql)d Drive, left. ~a.t!D"d.ly for more
than a month of study at' a school in Seefeld. I .
Both girls are '1ald11g · part In the
Forelg;n Study League. summer program
oI foreign education, More 'tban 11,000
American .students w i 11 parlicipate at
schools throughout the wotkl. At least 181
of thetn will join J.u_dy aild Robin in
Seefeld.·
"It's like a dream, the real hnpact of
which hasn't hit rn.e )'et/' said Judy, just
· prior to her Saturday departure.
· 'l11e ctream· started las[ summer when
Robin he~ about the Foreign Study
LeagQe program by wood of mour.th. She
pas.!ed 11 on to Judy, a fellow student in
German at Fountain Valley lflgh Sclool,
and both made plans for this sumrher.
Cost of the program is bo111e by
parents, bul at a Considerably reduced
rate.
Course of study for Judy and Robin In-
cludes German liltratwe, language and
culture. "'The best part~" says Robin, "is
a one-hour portion of class when we will
enter' the town and study language with
the merchants and other townspeople."
School credit will be received in
language for both girls. Robin ezpect.s
credit at UC lrvine 11ext year. and Judy
will receive credit for her senior year at
Fountain Valley.
"We only study mornin~." adds Judy.
"Afternoons, evenings and weekends are
ours to see the area."
Seefield Is n e a r Innsbruck, Austria,
sight of the last Winter Olympics.
Trip! also are scheduled for lbe girls to
East and West Berlin, Prague and Vien·
n1.
"We plan to present the California flag
to the mayor of one of those cities," said
Judy. They have a nag which flew over
the capitol building In Sacramento, given
t" them by Assemblyman Robert Burke
(R·Huntlngton Beach).
No obllgallon to speak or make public
ai:-pearances Is Involved with this p~
gram. The a:irls pay to 11tudy and learn
what another country is like.
Both, however, expressed a desire to be
coun.selon on similar trips when they are
<1ld f!IOU&h. For each IO students sent to
anothtr country, one aduJt counselor
lrlYels a!OflJ.
Fro"' Pqe 1
COPTER ...
ltmpl to lplte It but lilied to 1•t Ille
deolrtd mulls.
Aa 1 1111 ruort Ille """' Itnlted and burned out the Interior or ti>• vehicle.
Police, who dtlmllinod the c~ to be
Ille 11me ooe ullld In the bolclup, ICOW'ed
Ille 1re1 .,.Ith bdkopten IUld IOOll
dil<ovm>d Guardado llldlq under 1 tree.
Found tn the automablle by pollce was
a spent .38 rallber bunet which matched
a bulge ln l))f: root and thrte while
unklenUIJed gpsuJes marked with an "1'1
oo each llde.
p ........ Jolwon, ~ .~20.000
~~~~~; Nlicoo ..,. !,. -., Wl!ll the low. wldd> !tis the President moblU.e
~ aM oaUonaJ cuardamen
without declaring a naUonal emefgency.
The Def=<; Depai:bnent told Congress
Nixon would ratht:r take Ws ca.se to a
jolnt session of Congress1 lC another
emergency arises. ,
The (ate of the Sllrt.ax sUU depends on
tbe House. But Congress voted last week
to have the /¥10 pucent wlthbeld
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from paychecb for another month while
~ la~'*lde tl>o illllt." , 111111 ................ llUlrtM. ...
Hderal Tnde ~ '(ll'l'C) " ""' taUvely llUlili Us mu.eles by ~ lit~ 'j'tll!pilay 00 ils propoll@l.1' ..... quire a steQI health warning on all
cigarette ciJmme r lals and ad-
vertisements. But the Hpuse already has
passed a-bill ex.tending the ban on
regulatory acUon and the F'fC is ~likely
to put its role into elfe« until the s~,nate
decidel the legJslaUon'1 fate.
The most Costly "contlnulng resolu-
tlons" wU! coot t11p0J<e11 Ill tillllocf:.-
=~ ~....=~.=j! .... .,.,,,1e"f.' Me.ntlrqe. -
resolutiOll!, each department spendl at
its old rate or the rate prescribed io
President Naun • pro'"'9ec1 budilil:
whlchever ls lower. ..
Getting back to fishing boata, don't
worry about yoor subsidy check if your
•r.plicatlon gets approve<! before mid·
n ght. You'll get It. It's the departmen~1
authority to approve, not to spend, that
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Congo Exile Tshomhe Dies:
Hear t Attack Kills 'R ubber Man' of A frican Politics
• ALGIERS (AP) -Moise Tshombe,
known as the "rubber man" of African
politics, died Sunday of an apparent
heart attack, 'lbe Algerian Press Se.rvlce
reported today. He was 49.
A communlque signed by 10 Algerian
doctors said the former prem:Jer of the
Con10 and leader of the breakaway state
of Katanga appeared to have died in his
slee p. It said an autopsy was to be
performed today.
The announcement of Tshombe's death
came two years to the day after a French
plane hijacker brought him to Algeria at
gunpoint. The plane had been chartered
to take Tshombe from Spain, where he
had been living lo ex.He, to Palma de Ma-
jorca. 1
Alter a deal fell through bftween
A1geria and the Congo to extradite
Tshombe to Kinshasa ( f o r m e r I y
Leopoldvllle) to face a death sentence,
Tshombe's status became veiled. in offi·
cial sUeoce. He was kept in solitary con-
finement for two years, well treated but
denied contact with the outside world.
Tshombe earned his nickname by
showing remarkable polillcal resiliency in
rfbounding from utter defeat after the
fall of Katanga in 1963 to become premier
cf the Congo in July 1964. The man with
the moon face and toothy grin inspired no
in-between emotions among Congolese.
He was either loved or hated.
Moise-Kapenda -which stand s for
''Moses Beloved" -Tshombe was born
in Mu.sumba Nov. 10, 1919. His father was
a rarlty, a wealthy African businessman
in an ~nomy cOntrolled by Belgians.
Tshel!!lbe was oftn: known tu boast : "I
am a rich man. I am the only Congolese
who does not need to be in politics to
make a living. Nctone can buy me."
Raised as a Methodist with a high
school education, Tahombe toured Euro pe
before coming home to run the family 's
interests, marry the daughter of a tribal
chief and father 10 children.
He served on several tribal and pro-
vincial councils in the 1950s, and when
For e! Gol f Links
Open for Play
At Mile Square
?\-1ile Square golf course is open, and
the golfers are virtually standing in line
to use the new greens at Brookhurst
Street and Warner Avenue in Fountain
Valley.
Invited officials and dignitaries tested
the course Friday, before the pu blic was
. allowed to flock.to.the field on Saturday.
For weekend play, the links were book·
ed solid from 6 a.rn. to 3:30 p.rn .. and
golf pro Skip Whittet has asked people iii
play on playing after 3:00 p.rn.
Weekday fees are $3 with the price
jumping to $5 for weekend play.
The golf course is the first phase of
Mile Square regional park, currently
under development by the county.
Ul'I Tett.Mtt EXIL ED LE ADE R DI ES
Congo's Moi1e Tshombe
Belgiu m ,,_,.as ready to grant its colony in·
dependnece, Tshombe was premier or its
richest province.
Indepe ndence came July l, 1960, and
the Congolese army mutinied soon afler,
Tshombe waited 10 days for President
Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice
Lumumba to resore qrder, then declared
independence for Katanga. ~
Backed by Belgian mining firms and a
army led by white rnercenarles from
South Africa and Rhodesia, Tshombe
wµhstood worldwide pressure and United
Nations' efforts to end his secession for
30 months.
It was during the first outbreak ol
violence , in September 1961, that U.N.
Secretary-General Dag •Hammankjcild
was flying to a border town for ceW-
fire ialks with Tshombe.
Rhodesia, now Zambia. Hamm.arakjold
was flying to a border· town for ceas-fT.-
talks with Tshornbe.
While a U.N. investigating committee
said it found no proof to support rumors
the plane had been shot down, it added it
was unable to determine the cause of tbe
crash. I
Six months after Hammarskjold died,
tile Katanga government announced the
death or Lurnumha, who then became I
hero to many Alrcian youths. Some
Congolese sald Tsbombe was responsible
for Lumurnba's assassination, but
Tshombe maintained Lwnwnba had
escaped after being taken into custody in
January 1961 and was shot by villagers.·
Five months alter Tshornbe capitulated
In January 1963, be left the Congo to 10
into exile in Europe for the first time,
living mostly in Spain. But he returned
triumphantly as premier in June 19G4
after Simba tribesmen rebelled in the
northeast provinces.
Many said the Western powers, In·
cluding the United States, had convinced
President Kasavubu that Tshombe was
the only person who could unite all Congo
factions and put doV(n pie rebellion.
Tshombe's troops, again led by white
mercenaries, succeeded in crushing the
Simba rebellion, but in the fall (If 1965 a
simmerina: laud between KaaavUb.u and
his premier broke into the open. Agairi
Tshombe went into 'exile, never really
.returning \-0 the limelight until he wcrs
kidnaped to AiBJers.
State Taking Ma jor Steps
To Sl1ut Me ntal Ho spitals
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -California
will take a major step Tuesday toward
the gradual emptying and closure of its
mental hospitals.
For almost two years, state and local
mental health officials have been prepar-
ing to put into effect the landmark
Lanterman-Petris-Short Act. a 1967 law
that emphasizes the treatment of the
mentally ill at home. ·
The mea sure takes effect Tuesday
when California t>ecornes the. first stale
to make mandatory the provision of men-
tal health services by local communities.
The aim is to end unnecessary
hospitalization and treat patients in local
facilities in.stead, to protect the con·
fidentiality of ,patient records and to
"eliminate the stigma historically al-
tllched to mental illness."
During debate in 1967, the law's prin·
cl pal author, Assemblyman F r an k
Lanterman (R·La canada), said the
measure would virtually end the slat.e
treatment of the mentally ill at hospitals
as communities graduJ}ly took over.
Ninety percent of the cost will be paid
by the state while county financing will
provide the balance regardJess where the
treatment is provided.~
"The person needing mental health
serylces will be able. to obtain, it in his
own ci>mmunlty," ob!erved State Mental
Hygiene Director James v. L.:lwry.
"Only if this Is nOt possible wlij he be
referred to the state hospital for tern·
porary care and will then be returned to
the care of the local mental health pro-
gram," he said.
Under the Jaw, no .alcohoUc or mentally
disordered person will be admitted to a
state hospital before he is screened a1nd
referred by a local agency.
Clark's Shoe& from England.
One of the 18 I have a rather decent ae.
l~clion of yacht1ng and boating
apparel. In fact, be1ween my
11ore and the ult water shop
on the mezzanine in Richard's
l\larket next door, you get the
doggoned.est 8election in ap-
livity. (I don't mind giving my
@bod neighbor a free plug.)
bes t men 's stores
Newport Beach • Ill
Why don't I mention price•?
If it sud(len1y get.s l1ot and you your atleulioo. In fact., I have There'1 no sense in ehowin! a
need a cooler necktie or tom& two dilferent clothing !!!hops P.icture of ft. auit or whatever,
thing, you don't need to catch wiihin thia store. One, which I with a deadly dull deseription
aunstroke l111nting for Mtme· of tl1e tlU'e&d8, and a price. It's
where to bu y ii. call ]{eritage Shop, ia for the more in1porlanl to tell yo11
Yon can easily find· a men's btitton-Oowu college graduate about this 11tore and what it
etore in Newport Beach. I find who wanlA the traditionat look. stands for.
18 of them, including my own, Aly new 1biru are ~Pf com-My price" are plt!:ning. They
i.n the phone book. plete right now. By Gant, Eraro won't lake the curl out of your
In cue you don't know and Ex¢e.Uo, plus intereed:ng hair hilt they ma; 1traigbten
which to patronise, pick a nice i;i.ew 1port shirt• from haU a out.your check book-.
n1me. I give you the entire 1lozeo hi8'iJy regarded makeri. And alwayo rem,e~r the
list: A L'Elgant, Atltinoon, Aloo a dam good 1hoe 1toro. name o! the •tore, Bidwell. It'•
llafl>ept.Store,Beochcomber, ln addition to Taylor, and 1wordcleri...tfromtheI.atin.
Robert Berkeley. Jack Bidwell, Sperry Topolder.,I carry Bally LocioeJy lrauol1ted, it mean•
llftmond'1, Houoe o! ~lo~, Shoe. from Switzerland, and "the belt of the bUDch."
Lan11downe't, Leopard's Spo111,
Pat Marley'111, 1~tr. Pau]'8, Mufti
Ltd., Quarter Deck, Sawyer.
Silverwoodo, G Men'o, and
Woodroll'o.
It It my incautious opinion
tluit Dir Rlits, 1port coau and
tlackt are p1rtic111arl1 worth
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Jack Bidwe ll
3467 Via Udo at Newport Blvd .• in Newport O..ch
next to Richard'• Market and The Lido Theater.
Plenty o! !ree p1rldng in the ....... Phone 673-ISI 0
Copyright 1969, J1ck Bidwell.
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Ex-secretary Tell.s AU in New Boo~
NEW YORK (UPI) -Mn. aalary of $100,000 a year -
John F. Kenhedy's Whlte aome ~.000 of it on her own
I!°"" °"'retary . .,.,.:\jfe with clothes.
• Trophlea and r I b bon a p Io a •beep : Lu p 1 s. parenll JudclDI coal.'!,
11111 were handed 'oUt at the recent abowmanshlp, record ~ks ahOrtY J!'reeman -•
.. -~ banq f ~ M and !(&<tor driving: Hartwig, Walllr ...,. m.._ Ji<llM•I To buy a 11,110 anlloue dill aw~~ uet 0 -·• esa plant illiplay and "Mr. Sholl, cbapW' ""-
mond 1unbunt pln she har High School Future Fa'rmers,.:'.====· ::· ==:::·==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::;;;;;;;;;; the former FJnt Lady wasn'& ~Mts. Kennedy's secrelfrY a fairy tale utSt.e.qie. For tx· uring her ·While House da'ys,
edy : 1 ld all In a book "My Life bample, ahe laid, Mrs. Ken! ary Batelli Gallagher, has
-Used~ aent as gifts to with Jacqueline.Kennedy,'' a
e White · Houlej instead or· condensation of which appears Hndint· It to . orphanages aa in the current llsue of Lidies'
• been the custom, and Home Journal.
wanted to get stamps with She pictures Mrs. Kennedy,
White Houae food purchases to now the wife of Greek ahlp.
trade in for "all lhOMJ plng magnate Ar Is tot I e
marvelous &lfts." Onassis, one of tile world's
-Sold a number of gifta richest men. as a woman who
~ from I o v e r n m e n t s and bought what she wanted no
4 relatives -J6cluding her matter what the cost and then
•husband 's father -to buy an tried to save later on little
1 antique pin she wanted and things.
I even conildered laking the "I can tell you that not
1 diamonds from a ceremonial everything was as it seemed,"
, sword given the President by said Mrs. Gallagher. She sairl
'the Shah of Iran and replacing: Mrs. Kennedy made certain
I them with glass. her public image was "only
-Rented her Hyannis Port, what she wants it (the public)
~Mass., house lo two sisters-in-to see."
I law and lben &tored almost "I don't think I'll ever {orget
everything but the furniture the day I walked into Jackie's
and croquet set. bedroom and found her prop-
-Spent more on family e~~ ped up in bed, looking at a t pense.a than the President ' picture catalogue {or trading
· stamps," Mrs. G "Ila gh er I B • p i} wrote. She q_ooted. the First . ram er Lady as saying:
• 11\tARVELOUS GIFI'S'
I U d S d "Oh, Mary, do you know . n er tu y what I've just learned rroin
Anne Lincoln? You know, all
the food we buy here 1t the
White House? She told me that
with the stamps the stores
give us , we can trade them io
for these marvelous gifts!"
"ORLANDO, Fla. CUPJ) .,-A
m y 1 terlous microorganbm
that attacks the brain and
may cause death Is the target
of Dr. Cecil Butt, chief
pathologist at 0 F a n g e
Memorial Hospital. ~
His opposition ls almost as
difficult to find as it is lo' pro-
nounce -naegleria.
Butt has identlfled the one-
cell amoeba In the bodies of
1ix persons in central Florida
during the past five y!ars. He
says 44 deaths have bttn at·
trlbuted to the t.'lrganism s.ince
1951, particularly in Virginia
and Florida. and at lea1t two
foreign countries. ·
Naeglerla 11 present in
warm lakes and enters the
body of a swimmer through
the nose. Once in the body the
amoeba passes directly into
the brain where Butt says
"they are not responsible for
what they do and cannot be
reached by antibiotics."
Butt poiots out t h a t
naeglerla bu been around a
long time -it is jwt now
being identified. Knowing what
it Is, Butt may now ltork on a
way to st.op it. In the mean-
time, he has several sug·
gestlons for people who swim
in lakes:
Mrs. Gallagher add~, "For
the first time J came to sre
Jackie as an average
American hlNsewlfe."
As to Lile rel ~tion shi p
between , Jacqueline and 01e
President. Mrs. Gallagher said
Mrs. KennedJ was "totally un·
predlclable:•f .
'1Sometlmes she did the op-
posite of ·w~at her husband
wanted. -and someUmes ·ihe
tried to please him in the
minutest detail.
"It always amazed me th.i t
Jackie spent more in a yeJr
an family expenses than the
$100,000."
BILLS LATER ,.
"If Jackie liked something,''
1o1rs. Gallagher wrote, "ihe
ordered it and coped with the
bills later. Then, when she saw
the totals, she'd get economy·
minded again."
Mrs. Gallagher said 1'I
always felt there were two
things that John F. KeMedy
wanted in his home : a com-
rortable, familiar, unchanged
place in which to read in
peace and quiet -and M
money worries. .
"Strangely enough, these
two things remained elusive."
fallen in Jove .with, ?i1rs of America.
GaJll,gher aald Mr1. Kenned! Thb year was the first Um•
sold a b!J aquamarine g1ver Uiat girls took part in the
her by \the Brazilian govern compeUUon. Awards were
ment, a gold and emerald pir pr~senled by th~ Costa Mesa
she received in Greece, a dl11 Grange and Costa Mes a
mond wedding cUp given her OpUmist Club .
by Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. and Star farmer was Bill Lupis.
some gold jewelry. That onl~ Star fint year greenhand was
came to '4,400 in cash so she Tony Magro and star second
checked to see 1f she could year greenhand D e b b I e
remove the cUamonds from the Talbert.
ceremonial sword given ber Jn point awards, Lupis was
husband by the Shah oI Iran. first, Miss Ta1bert, 6ec0nd;
When she fowid she couldn't Tony Freeman, third; Barbra
her fOrmJ!r secretary said, She Frick. fourth ; Terry Schaf·
made up the dlffererice in cash man, Ufth; Dave Hartwig,
herself. sixth, and Judi Freeman,
TURN FOR WORSE seventh.
Mrs. Gallagher sa id Mrs. Winners in cat.egories were
KeMedy'1 relaUonsbip with Jim Toering, livestock farm·
her mother-in-law took a turn ing; Schafman, poultry farm-
for the worse after Mrs. Rose r Ing : Richard Maytas, crops
Kennedy wanted Jackie to ,farming ; Hartwig, ornamental
come out of her bedroom in horticulture; Miss Talbert,
Palm Beach to meet some im-public speaking ; CI au d la
partant guests. 1 Gillam, p J a c e m e n t in
When the message v•as agriculture; \;eonard Buckley,
relayed, Mrs. Gallagher said agriculture mechanics.
"she imitated her mother-in-Also, Tony Freeman, grand
law's voice and manner of JACKIE TODAY · DOING WHAT SHE LIKES BEST? champion beef ; Sherr I s~h and sing-songed: ·~ou · Talbert, grand champion veal;
nilght remind her we're hav· Sht Spent $40,000 on Clothes In 1961, S.yt Ex·Secret•ry John Olswang, grand cham-
lng important guests forl--------------------'-----_;;;_.:'----=
lunch."
She said, "The lunchton
guests arrived and departed
without any sight of Jackie. In
my opinion, things were nevP.r
the same between Jackie and
her mother-in-law after thaL "
COULDN'T REACH HER
Mrs. Gallagher wrote that
even Mrs. !tennedy's own
mother, Mrs. Hugh 0 .
Auchincloss, "could seldom
reach Jackie( Some t I mes
Jackie seemed to avoid her
mother; other limes she
sought her out.''
She said "at times I would
find myself wishing Jackie
could be a bit more con-
siderate of her mother.''
Mrs . Gallagher said her.first
difficult experience wilh Mrs .
Kennedy came when she ask·
ed to have her govemmenl
payroll salary raised from
$4,&10 a year to between $8,000
and $9,000. Mrs. Kennedy tried
to persuade her to accept
$6,090 and when M r s .
Gallagher suggested she make
up the difference by putting
her on the payroll of the Ken·
nedy family office in N~w
York Jackie replied : "But
then the money will be coming
out of our pockets."
Mrs. Gallagher said 11She
worked herself into a frenzy
over what my income should
be. Her temper gradually
flared, and she spoke loud,
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This Tuesday, J"!IY 1st
ONE DAY ONLY
Every ~RIGIDAIRE * REfRIGERATOR * fl!lflfl * RANGE * WASllR * DRYER
On Our Floo r . . .
REDUCED
s... ,. .. , S-p4el, s... Al ••
All I H llCMI! .. brty t... Id Sel1atM.
~DAVIS RRO\VN
411 E. 17th St. -Costa Mesa.
-Swim only In the cleane.st
water and avoid warm, stag·
nant water or areas where
there. is a good deal of decay·
Jna: vegt.tallon.
Mrs. Gallagber said that in
one attempt JD cut down 6·
penses Mrs.' Kennedy tried to
hold White House gueSts• to
one cocktail and told tbe
butlers to refill glasses that
looked relatively unfinished
and had no lipsticll: on them
and pass them around again.
angry words while newl y-lit
cigarettes were stubbed out in
the ashtray on her desk, one
alter another.
An 1n1orm111va exhibit al all 22 a1and11a Federal on1ca1 now lhru Julr 151h.
-Seek moving water for a
swimming area. . ''She actually stamped the
OOOr with her foot, trying lo -Keep the head out of the
water as much as possible. cbnvlnce me to aceept the 0£·
-Avoid deep diving where
pressure• might force the
amoeba inlo the nose.
fer." Mrs. Gallagher's salary
was raised to $8,0~ a year 15
months later.
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Morris Plan's $5,000 lnvnt·
ment Certificates earn 5.5%
Interest yearly-no lengthy
holding period required~
• ·certificates purahased through Jury 15 earn
at the full rate frOm July 1. Interest Is peld by
chick at the end ·of each c lendar quarter.
a Since Ha toUnding. ln' 1t1e, Morris Plan has
prom.ptly inet eye~ re,q~est for wlthdr1wal.
Mil .. IJCOOld $100 nillf~
Morri~Plan
Newport B11ch -3700 Newport Boulevard -673-3700 •
Other otflc• thro\/ghout CaUlom l1
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Here Is an Invitation for you
and your fam ily to see the
many ways your local law
'--enforcement agency works
to serve and protect you.
What Is "dactyloscopy?"
The science of fingerprints.
You will see how fingerprints
are class!fied, why many
different characteristics must
be studll9d before a print can
be positively Identified, and you
will Jearn to Identity the major
fingerpflnt classificatlons-
whorl. loop and tenlecl·erch.
OactyloscoPY. my dear WS:tson. • I
You will see how an artist work'I ,
lr;im eyewitness deac:riplli>n1. to tlc0tch
a remarkabl9
ar1 used to qulciten
th• search for wanted
men and women.
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You'll be able to take a first-hand
look at the drugs you hear so much
about in the news-"speed,"
"amphetamines," and "bennles.''
You'll also see marijuana
and learn how to ldenlify this
common looklng plant.
A colorful lln•up Of unftotmt,
badgeo;early poJle<1 phOtooropht
r end rocordt, plus old and,_ polloo
equJpniont add an 1n1-11n9 note to tf1I
hlllory of Jew on!a<...,.,t In~ community.
Wo urgo you to vtllt your n..r..1 OloOdolo
Ftderal ofttC<I to -howtho peac:oflll l0<C01 .
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NAMED1 PRESIDENT
Maurk1 Sherm•n
Sherman
Heads Home
Study Firm
Maurice Sherman has been
appointed president of North
A m e r I c I/fl Correspondetice
Schools, Newport Beach.
He wiU replace John J.
McNaugh ton, who will devote
hla tu.II time as president of
NationaJ Systems Corp., the
parent company.
Sherman previously was
viCe president, director o( Na-
tional Technical Schools, Los
Angeles. lie w{ls associated
wilh National Technical
Schools for 18 years.
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Your Meney's Worth ,--· •
Federal Census .No 'Big . Br-0,ther'-
By SYLVIA PORTER record str•!ihl, r .. picked
A major cam~ 11 now ut lhe five. quesUons slirtlng
under way to curb the 1970 greatest fears -and ob-
census to·'a 'dejree whicb .ned trom Dr. Conrad
would strip Uris vital economic aeuber, the Census Bureau's
&oOl ol much of its validity. In I p deffiographer, the reasons
facl, If legislation now beflri-f asking them.
Col\grt.Sf becomes law , _it 1) IS YOUR BATHROO~
would ijrastically cul lhc Wared?
usefulness of Censtis data to ~I a n y u n i n f o r m e 11
tens or thousands or cor-Americans are und er the ul·
poratlons, thousands of Stale lerly wrong impression I.ha!
and local planning groups, they'll have ' to name other
hundreds of Federal a n d people ~ing . their bathrooms
private agencies, etc. -which is nonsense. The
Some of the anti-census Prl). point of the quesUon is that in
paganda is really frighlening, this era, a private bathroom l$.
particularly to all of us who considered a necessity for
are sensitive to the danger of most families and thus a
.. Big Brother" in our land. shared bathroom suggest.s the
Therefore, to h e I p put the degree ~ our· substandard
. ' bOUIUll, 'l"•l'Cn>ll<llnl, telephone In I bome b lllO!he
\
%) Wlial , It •the <'"ark!! Important RIUJ!O ol ~Ing
va ue ot your i.er standard• and the ceniw1r
'i'hb quMtl6n .. been ask· takers are uklng the number
ed sl.oce 1930 a.Dd ii one of the H they can get back in touch
best staUstica! Indicators ol U they netd lo complete ml»
the quality of housing and liv· ing dl,la. T~ numbers ,....
ing standards in our land. Will NC1I' be put Into Census
Wltboot reliable and detailed computer• -and actually, u
data on housing qua.Uty. put .. Big Brother wanted our
gigantic home-building and telephone numbers, a 11 "It"
h o m e -financing industries would have to do la check Lbe
could not plan with accuracy phone books.
and our mammoth nation&! (4) How many chJldren have
housing programs could not you ever had?
possibly work. This question, to be asked of
(3) WHAT IS Y 0 UR one In five households could
telephone num~r.? . be an embarrassment' to tne
. This holly cr1tlc1zed que~Uon woman who has had an il-
1s also the most misun· legitimate child or put a baby
derstood. The presence of 8 up for· adption. (llowever, she
could lie, J would think,
Mesa 'Firm . ' Lake For est Reveals
without any concern about
punishment ).
THE QUESTION has bel'.n
asked since 1890 without ra is-
ing com plaints and is con·
sidered a critically important
indicator of future U . S •
population growth. To ii·
lustrate, if the a·v e r a g e
number of children "ever
born" to the average family is
2.5. it could mean that by the
year 2,000, we will number
tens or millions of Americans
fewer lhan if the average
number were , say, 3.3. The
significancF to school systems,
city planners, industry, is oh-
\'ious .
To Acquire
BusineiSS
Standard-PacUic Corp., of
c:Osta Mesa, diversified home
builder, today announced an
agreement In ptinciple to ac·
quire Jnve.stment Concepts,
lnc., a privateiy held Mon-
tebello corPoratlon. for an un-
disclosed amount of Standard-
Pacific common stock.
Investment Concepts I~
engaged in the acquisition and
property management of large
apartment complexes f o r
private in'vestors.
Hug e Sale of Land
Following the recent an-
nouncement oi expansion of
Occidental Petroleum
Corporation's Lake Forest
planned community near El
Toro, Occidental today an -
nounced a $2 million sale of
residenlial land in the develo~
ment.
The buyer is M. J. Brock &.
Sons, l nc., one of
Southern California's leading
builders, who will start im-
mediately on construction Or a
SOO.bome development within
Lake Forest.
This is the first liale that
Deane Brolhers, Occidental's
"'holly owned homebuilding
subsidiary, has made to
another builder al L a k e
Forest.
Also announced w a s the
sale of a 25-acre Industrial site
to Westinghouse E ! e c t r i c
Corporation in Lake Forest
Industrial Park.
The Lake Forest develop-
ment already includes several
hundred homes. a beach and
tennis club and two lakes.
(5) What is ~e family's 1969
income -from wages and
salctry; from bu§,iness 'lt pre>-
fesslon ; from € farm: fron1
Social 6ecurity or Railroad
retirement; from w e Ir a r c
payments ancf (in a lump
from "all other sources"·'
EXECUTIVE VP
~rl St1lk1r
North ."1.merican Cor-
rtspondence Schools has a
current enrollment of o~r
17,000 student!: from every
state and 15 foreign countries.
Students study a wide variety
or courses including con-
aervation, drafting, surveying.
travel, ad\·erlising, a n 'Cl
1>11tems.
Arthur E. Svendsen,
chairman of Sclentilic-Pacific,
said, "AllhoUgh Investment
Concept has been in business
lilt!~ tnore than a year. ii has
already acquired arid cur-
rently manages mote than 300
apartment units in L o s
Angeles and Orange counties."
·southland
S&L Firms
Finance
This question will provide a
vital measurement of the liiiks
between poverty and
dependence, education and in-
come, occupation and incon1e,
race and income.
New Building
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Sherman will be responsible
for the operation and ad-
ministration of this division of
National Systems Corp.
See our
full-page ad
in this week's
TIME
Magazine
mFJRST
CAl.ll F ORNIA
COMPANY
Where 1h1 inv~lor
ol""'"Y• comes first
l JSS YI• Uh
N•wp•rt IMclll
Pllun 1: •7S·J940
1111• I. McCteNn Ytn ,._,..._
Svendsen said upon com·
pleti9ft of the acquisition the
company will be operated as a
subsidiary of Standard-Pacllic
and that George A. Chami,
president of Investment
Qmcepts, will e<inUnue to
operate that compan1. and also
head · up a ntw Standard·
Pacific division which will be
engaged in lbe acquisition of
land, construction, and sale
foi private Investors of large
apartment e<impletes.
lnvestme'nt Concepts will
provll:se property .management
servii:es for the invest.ors.
BOAT BUFFS
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011 111y 111w1p1p1r in O r1ntJ1
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To Merge
The merger of two of
Califonla 's oldest federally
chartered savings and loan
associations :vas announced in
a joint statement by Joe Crail
and Royce H. Heath, presi·
dents of Coast Federal Sav-
ing and Loan Association and
Southern. Federal Savings and
Loan Association.
Chartered in October 1935,
Coast Federal operates six
branches in Los Angeles Coun·
ty, and a loan service agency
in Santa Ana.
Southern Federal was in-
corpo.rated in 1924, received
its federal charter in 1938. and
operates two branches. one in
Huntington Beach and another
in Tarzana . Its headquarters
are al 3933 Wilshi re
Boulevard. Los Angeles.
The merged association will
be knw'n as Coast and
Southern Federal, ha v Ing
assets in excess of $800
million, with ten locations pro-
viding convenient Jnteroflice
transaction service.
-Another Hotel
Sold in Vegas
LOS ANGELES CUPl)0
-An
und isclosed b try c r has
purchased the Blair :House
Hotel in l...t1s Vegas for $3
million in cash.
Monarch Electronic Interna-
tional, in announcing the sale.
did not.,. name the purchaser
but speculation centered on
Howard Hughes who owns the
adjacent Desert Inn and !ive
olhcr hotel~asinos.
Briefs
~flDLAND, Polich. (UPI) -
Dow Chemical Co. Monday
boosted priCes on brake fluid,
epsom salts, muriatic acid,
caustic soda, and soda ash.
Dow advanced its prices on
brake fluid by five and six
cents per gallon, effective July
1. Epsom salts went up 12 to
15 cents per hundredweight,
muriatic acid rose $3 per so--
lution, ton, caustic soda rose
$4 per ton, and soda ash went
up 15 cents per hundredweight.
CHICAGO !UPI) -Abbott
Laboratories Monday announc·
ed a price increase of one to
thrCt' cents per pound of Su·
caryl brand cyclamale, a non-
nutritive artificial sweetener,
beginning July I. The rate or
increase depends upon quanti-
ty bought and the new truck-
load price is 58 cents a pound.
MIAMI (UPI ) -Canaveral
Inlematlonal Corp. said it has
agreed to purchase two mobi-
le home manufacturers, Im-
perial Coach Manufacturing
Co. of Bartow. Fla .. and A 11
Star Coach Inc. of Tucson.
Ariz. A previously announced
plan calling for an exchange
o( shares between Canaveral
and Albee Homes Inc. has
been cancelled by mutual
agreement, the company said.
WASHINGTON (UPI!
The Securities and Eitchange
Commission has suspended
Marvin Osias of Brooklyn,
N.Y., from engaging in the
securities business for 30 days
for selling unregistered shares
o! North American Research
& Development Corp., during
1967.
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Sperry Top Shi..": Cu11 ra~ or rat race.
The snt'Bky shO<' that out-comforts bare
feet. The sole that out grl1is floor or deck.
The Sfti!or·s students fa\•orltc. Batt foo t
fJe1ibiHty. MOCC11.5l n comfort . . Jn.II
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answering lhese que stions? Do
YOU SERIOUSLY CONSIDER
THE~f AN INVASION of your
privacy -in view of the fact
that the Census Bureau must.,
by law, keep every single
name strictly confidential?
Actually, now that I've
studied the questions to be in-
cluded, my regret is for the
ones the Census Bureau ex-
cluded because of fear of
public censure. For instance,
how much leisure time do
Americans bave ; how many nf
us are participating in adult
education courses; what are
our total financial assets. If I
had thls sort of in!ormation. I
could tum it into a batch ·or
rasci nating "trend" columns
-and not invade your privacy
one tiny bit.
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}loyalty Spreading Wings
Even Prince
May.Marry
·Commoner ,
Anne: 'I
Won't Be
Fobbed Off'
LON'OON (AP) -The royal
lcid sister has a problem. She
want! a job.
Her big br«her Charles
doesn't have to worry about
' LONDON (AP) -, Will
Prince Chlrles marry a ~m·
monert Britain's future .~!nc a.fl be hasn't made up 'his
mind but admits to "be<omillg
a bit more independent"
In hb first t<levision ln-
tuvlew last week. Bnta1n•s
moot eligible bachelor -to lbnit his prospects to a
princeu from another royal
famUy. He said: "I often feel J
would like to marry somttt>odY
English. Or perhaps Welsh.
Well British, anyway."
w'hat be'a going to do. Nert r •lllli•
Tuesday be will be sworn in as r
Prince of Wales and someday
Although Charles has bad no
lasting romantic attachments
that anyone knows of, be set
oU a national gue&mlg game
over who hi! "somebody pret.
ty special"' might be. There
were no hints Jn the interview.
The 20-yeaNl!d soo of Queen
Elizabeth ll and Prince Philip
ls preparing for investiture 8.ll
Prince of Wales Tuesday. '!be
telf!vision interview w a 1
recorded two weeks ago and
broadcast by Britain's two
networks ..
•·1n my position you are
going lo marry somebody who
perhaps one day is going to
become queen," he said. "You
have got to choose somebody
very carefully, I think, Yt'ho
could tultifi this particular role
@ld..Jt has to be somebody
pretty special.
"The one advantage about
marrying a princess, for in.
stance or 10mebody from a
royal family. is that they do
know what happens, The onJy
trouble is that I often !eel I
PREFERS BRITISH
Prince Ch•rles
MacKessack. 211 drama stu~
dent; Rosaleen Bagge, 21,
whom Charles met et a dance
and later corresJIOlld.ed with
from Australia ; Angela Nevill,
21, daughter of a friend of lhe
queen, Lady Rupert Nevill;
and Ciridy Buxton, 13, the only
blonde in the group, the
daughter or an old friend or
Prince Philip.
Other papers noted there
ere hardly any unmarried
prlocesse1 in Europe the right
age for Cbarle.s.
Why There Are
More Mexicans
Would like to marry somebody MEXICO CITY (UPI) -At
English. Or perhaps Welsh. the time or the Mexican
Well British anyway." Revolution -1910·1913 -223 : Charles' remarks caused a
mild sensation in six national of every 1,000 Mexican infanls
newspapers, which appeared died, and the average ~Jcx
wllh almost the same ican's life expectancy was 27
headline. "The Girl That I years, acrording to D r .
Marry-By Prince Charles" Ramon Alvarez of the federal ~ o~ Daily E x p r e s s , health department.
William Hlckey listed seven ln 1968. the infant mortality
candidates and said Charles rate was 9.2 per thousand, and
preferred b r u n e t t e s to the life expectancy had in.
blondes. They are: creased to 61 years, Alvarez
Emma Soames, 13, grand-u.id. The combination has
dlught.er of Sir W i n s t o n ' mo~ than tripled the popula·
Olurchill; Sibell ii Dorman, 2{), tlon per square mile of the na-
dauchter ol the governor• lion iD tbe past 50 year,s, he
genual ol Malta; FI o o a said.
Congress11ien 'Vp Tight'
he's gaing to be the king of
Encland. But for 1g.,year-old
Anne the future is unclear.
"I want a real career ~ut I
bet I don't get one,'.' the
queen's only daughter has told
friend.
. Nevertheless Anne i3 doing
plenty these days. She is ap-
platxled by fashion writers and
admired by the British publlc
as an uninhibited teen.ager
who manages to be royal
without being stuffy about it.
Newspapers splash her pie·
ture every time she appears in
a new hal -which means
every time she goes out -and
it wouldn't be surprising if she
steals some <>f the spotlight
from Charles at hls own in·
vestiture.
People who know her, say
she is too bright, too imagina·
live and too independent-mind-
ed to stay oo the red carpet
reserved for most members of
the royal family -launching
ships, shaking hands wllh
dignitaries, inspecting honor
guards and making speeches.
"Belleve me, she Will make
her mark," columnist Mary
Kenny predicts. "She will do
something that will aston!Jih
people . . • S e has none of
that gracio neutrality which
has been for upon so many
royal people.
"She's like wh m! ... She'll
probably be on <>f th e first
people to inaugurate coin-
mercial visits to the moon."
Anne bas fine brown hair,
blue eyes and a strikingly
fresh EngHsh complexion. She
leaves Queen Elizabeth rr far
behind where fashion Ls coo-
cerned, disdaining the matron·
ly clothes sht wore before she
finished school last year.
A British fashion poll named
her the second best-dres!M
woman in the world . No. I was
the l)uchess of:Kent.
oft-duty '"slie scruffs around
Quiet Protest Rocks Capitol
NEEDS .A JOB
Prlricess Anne
in a blue sailor jacket and
sports clothes for riding, sail·
ing, tennis and loafing. She
says she doesn't e<>nsider
herseU lhe hearty outdoor
type, however.
Since she finished a crash
course in French she has
sta rt e d doi ng royal jobs:
In s p ec tin g the Welsh
Guards, launching a 253,000-
ton ·oil tanker, touring a ca r
factory , <>pening a young
farmers' club, and making
ceremonial visits to Austria
and Scotland, where she got
more attention than the queen.
She Is Colonel·in-chief of two
anny regiments, and one
King's Hussar sergeant
cheered : "This is the best
th ing to happen to the regi·
"lllent in years."
Everyone agrees she ls good
at this sort <>f thing, but those
who know her say she wants
lo do more.
Even getting married will he
a problem for the princess,
since the (amily will doubtless
try lo tie her up in Europe's
dwindling royal circle.
But Anne. who already has
shattered royal protocol by
suc h things as listening to the
four-letter dialogue and
watching the nude scene in the
musical "Hair" -and then
jumping on stage to dance -
told friends: "I am not going
~ be fobbed Gf{ with· any old
prince just because he is a
prince." ·
Loss Cos tly
LOS ANGELES (AP) -City
Councilman Thomas Bradley
spent more money in losing
his race for mayor than Sam
Yorty did in winning reelection
alt night and In retrospect talents on the Capitol steps. May 27 to a third term.
some c o n gr e s s m e n are On nice apring days, these J;;;Oiiii;;;;; _______ ;;;ol WASHINGTON (UPI)
The most orderly, prayerful.
nonviolent, amiable protest
group anybody has seen
hereabouts currenUy has con·
gressmen so uptight they may
bar high school bands from
playing on the steps of the
Capitol.
A drastic step like that will
not be lightly taken. But if
that's what is required to get
rid of the Quakers, that's how
far the lawmakers are ready
to go.
This also could mean no
more movies shot <>n location
on the Capitol grounds; no
more mass photographs with
the Capitol dome in the
background; no more com·
edians playing piano <>n the
capitol steps ; and possibly
even no more senators riding
horseback up to the door.
though that probably was
always against the rules
anyhow.
In polite groups of a or 10,
the Qu akers have b e e n
assembling each Wednesday
at noon on the central stone
steps of the east front. They
have carried no banners,
fir earms, political
paraphernalia, or other illegal
devicea.
READ NAMES
v;ishing nobody bad stopped happy groups arrive in such them the first time they tried it. But capitol Police Chief numbers they bavc to take
James M. Pewell had several turns. So far as disturbing the
laws in his hand to prove il ii· legislative process is con·
legal. After due notice , cerned , all these aggregations
discussion, warning a n d give of! more decibels than
pleading and with a few hun· the congrontation b e tween
dred names read, he ran them Powell and the Quakers.
all in. JAMMED STEPS
That is what he has been And that isn't all. Speaker
doing to the Quakers each John w. "'Jc:Cormack himself
Wednesday since, but with in· several years ago addressed a
differeot success. Local judges lobbying group of old folks on
have been find ing fault with the steps of the House. lfore
the charges, and now comes reci!ntly, postal workers jam·
Chief Judge Harold H. Greene med the Senate steps in behaU ot lhe Court of General Ses-of a pay raise.
siom, who in dismissing charg. Mary Pickford sold liberty
es of "unlawful entry" against bonds on the steps of the
six of the alleged demooslra-Hou se. Victor Borge set up his
tors. said the Capitol couldn't piano and joked his way
simply be declared "off Jim. through a few numbers on the
its" to controversial persons. steps of the Senate. And then ,
ISi! LAW of course, there was the
If the Congress wanted to senatorial h or sema n , a
charge tht offenders with westerner whose identity Is
disru ption. and eould make the now In dispute, who was saJd
charge stick, that would be to have arrived booted and
different, he said. ed k h' d t' On the face of it, Powell was spurr to ta e up 15 u ies and wasn't about to walk the relying On a neat enough Jast 50 feet.
statute, dating back to 1882,
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642-6500 What they have brought is a
March 2S copy of l h e
Congre~ional Record in which
Rep. Paul Findley (R-111.),
printed the names of more
than 30,000 Americans killed in
the Vietnam war. What the
Quakers want to do is stand
there and take turns reading
the names.
when the )awmai:ers barred Sorry about all that. The
marching, 11 ta 0,dtn 1 , or way Judge Greene sees it, ooe
assembling in any way 00 the man'1 peaceful assembly can't
Capitol grounds. be anolher's disorderly con-
Greene said lhe trouble with ~d~u~c:t.-------:-:=~=:~~~~~~~~~I that law is that it Is violated 1• Alf¥w11Mmeflf
every day, by s pecial
permission of House and
That woold take all day and
Senate offlclals who can't
r esist M!Q.Uests from members
In behalf of hometown' b:horal,
instrumental, band. bag pipe,
marching or baton twirling
unils desiring to display lhelr
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ihisl mport1nt d1Y1topmtnt In
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86TH SEMI-ANNUAL
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
LAMPS, ACCESSORIES
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MONDAY, JUNE 30TH
AT ALL BIGGAR STORES
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PASADENA: Colorado at El Molino
POMONA: Holt, east of Garey
SANTA·ANA: Main at Eleventh
e S•nt• An• Store Open Mond•y Evenings
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N.Y. Staelul. • \
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·One Nabbed
By Helicop.;
Two Hunted
One suspect Is In custody and h,vo
others SQU&ht today after a search by
Huntington Beach helicopters and six
pattot cars for robbery suspects who
allegedly set their own car afire in an ef-
fort to cover their Trail.
The suspects are wanted in connection
with lhe robbery and beating of Roger
Be.ito, 35, of Van Nuys. Three robbers
assertedly struck Beito over the head
with a bottle, assaulted him with a gun
and took $8 and a checkbook from his
jacket.
One suspect in custody is Martin
Guardado, 24, 4523 W. Bolsa Ave., Santa
Ana . He WflS booked on charges of armed
robt>er'Y, arson and assault with a deadly
weapon.
Guardado was arrested after a four-
bour ae.arcb Saturday involving the police )le~ ''.ijunlington Beach Eye" and a
S1gDaI1 on co. chopper whlch comblned
efforta iillh m Jln>Wld patrol units. Wan-ants against the other two will
probably be sought if Seal Beach detec-
tives determine enough cause.
Police said that the haul apparently
wun't enough for the robbers, who pr<>-
duced a gun and threatened victim
Beilo's life. A struggle over the weapon
developed during whJch a shot was fired
into the roof of the vehicle.
Beilo managed to escape and hil·
~hhiked home and then reported the
crime to Seal Beach Police.
At approximately 7:~ a .. m. Donald
Lavey, of Sacta Ana, who was fishing at
a amall lake at C<ilden West and Talbert
Avenue, reported to Huntington Beach
police Qlat be saw three men trying to
1ink an automobile.
The men tried to ditch the car in_the
water, but coul4 Mt cover it becaU3e tbe
lake 'r,u too •now. A ra1 w11 then
1tu~ the vehicle's gas tank in an at·
(See COPTER, Pqo .)
Valley Teen _Held
On Drug Charges
After Hit-run
A Fountain Valley youth faces felony
drug intoxication charges today stem-
ming from two bit-run accidents in
Newport. Beach Saturday that ended with
bis arrest after a foot chase.
Richard Lynn Templin, 19, o! Fountain
Valley was arrested after a chase by
l'~ewport Patrolman Robert Gatewood at
9:30 p.m.
Police said Gatewood was responding
to a hit-run sideswipe call at Dover Drive
and· Pacific Coast Highway and passed
.-notber accident at 2410 W, Coa!t
Highway. He· no\j,ced one of the cars at
that crash tit the -description of the bit·
run vehicle from the Dover Drive in·
cident.
Gatewood stopped al the 2410-address
and witnesses pointed out Templin as the
driver.
Templin allegedly tried to nee and
Gatewood said he arrested him less than
a block away after a foot chase.
The drivers. of the two other cars in the
hlt-run incidents were unhurt.
Jn the Dover crash Templin's car
allegedly sideswiped one driven by Joyce
Loplecli, 2207 Oct!anfront, N e w p o r l
Beach.
At 2410 W. PacifJC Coa!t Highway the
Templin car hit one driven by Anoe
Cooke of Long Beach, who told police
Templin hit the auto three time! while
trying lo baek up alter the f~st lmp:ict.
0r .. ge Cout
Weatlaer
That tong-awaited summer wea·
th« ii finally with ua, and the
mercury iJ due for a jump into the
to'• along the coast Tuesday. Fur·
ther inland it'll break 90, we're
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gc]ltral practice -and it 1021l
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MARY DUPUY READS HER DAILY LETTER FROM VIETNAM
Throuvh N1w1p.1per, Boyfriend KHps Eye on T1i1cher
Love B ·lossoms
Pil~t lf ~lps Long J;listance Affair
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Love bl~ .in llr~e ,places, In-~ger whtn told tA. his ~ .. It's
c-,;;~:• ... fl'oii!'.,.,.. of l\ypICaluhim to do thli al1\l not·~·~
the D~ PILOT. ' . ' . ' :ii: 1t~'f OD Jij'e !t lbe · ...... per l"'l!llahe4 1 MU)'., how,ver. UIUlll1· , to . d ~ « O! ~ FllWllUn vlli.y everything. Sl'f -. • i.ller bOm
UICl!Wd Mory -· JI, llimtilliton . Steve .every dq and 1oob IOMm!jJIO Beach. ,,.._. · seeln'g him when, be .lelvee the· Arm;
A few. d~s 1at~r a ..request wu fetelv· May._
ed 'ftonl a soldier in Vietnanl:. • "Pl~ Besides :rummer lifeguard.Ing, MJT}' senil-rDe an eight-by-ten print of the pie· teac~ tbird grade at Tamara ~I in
ttire of Mary Dupuy that appeared Fountain VaUey during Ute winter,
recently in YQ.ut paper.'' She met Steve only about a mootll
That ·soldier, P .F.C. Steve Smith, ·a before he entered the Anny, •
Long Beach resident, happens lo be Today the pholo, with Mary" bl.,.lngs.
Mart's boffriend, but she dldn'l know I! on Us way to Vietnam. Mary admits
about his request. she was "flattered" that Steve asked for
.. 1bat sneak," ' laid Mary lit mock her picture.'
Lifeguard Rescues Silrfer
As 50,000.Crowd Beach~,
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At least one of the 58,000 Individuals
who came for the surf and sun at Hun·
tlngton Beacll Sunday is · a heallby maa
today because of lifeguard action. ' !
Jerry Sellers of Downey required OX..
ygen and emergency treatment at Htut-
tiniton lntercommtmity ,Hospital Sunday
Stock Jlfarkeu
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after he was pulled from hmy *t
about 4:30 p.m. Sunday. I
, Thi.I morning Sellers 'Wu ~.
healthy Blain, from ·the hbspu8l,'SliiBi.
tendanls.
Ufeguards had pulled hln).. blto a boat
about 300 yards sooth ol tJie pier, !!)en
towed him to the pier where an am-
bulance whisked him to the hospUil.
REW YORK <AP) The stock market Seller's was one'ot ftve sunbathers who ·
cioSed with a modest gain toaay as tele<:· required major first aid Sund&y, wtille 93
tive buying gave it some of its bounce. rescues were made, according to
Trading was stow. (See quotalians, Pages lifeguard reports. Water temperature
14-15). wa,s ;.14 .degrees over the weekend. Su~
'Mle Dow Jonei Industrial average at , day'1crowd showed a large iocreUl!I ovtt
1 :30 p.m. was up 3.37at173.lS. Gai»led · Saturday's .meager mark of 12,oi»,
'""" by aboul m IJsues. Uleguards said.
$75,000 Cabin Cruiser
Ruiis ·Aground qt Balb~a ...
'By JOilN VALTERZA 1;We don't even·have the injured man's
'I)te ~~ ~=-'':btn cruber · name for IJUl' first aid. report ftm1 lut
''ShanllOlldOa"'Wlth·a myster!out p1rty ni81!t,'.''he said.
of f"'1 per.,.., Uoatd crunched bar¢ . Source~ said the ..... 1 II Dill equipped
........,.. "1 the mqoo)it l>Md> early lhill " with aulomatlc pilo~ and tiler• was
morning oo ~ Balboo P"'*"'41L ••S001eone" 11 the controls when the boo(
The fl,).~··~ ·51eve., •kldcled.up oo•the beOch. Police said !her
crul.er *Iilded IUp'Up ... llil'lieldl al took one "brotmcal" wOllllil,fiom the
the ocni. enil ol ·E -at 11>o11U 1.m. boach our the craft and q,Id . her al
Jl was )eft cm• beild>-after OD1 ot the headquarte:n for a brief periOd .0 unW lbe
hlgj1est Uilet .<>! Git Y°''' · , calmed down." • • . .
The ·~ ptlOt,O! the i.Juoh cra!I. ~ .....,,.. passenger:eompialned
who .tlliG ~ hu -lo Identify lo ._ur.,of.bNiaol "" Ill(...,. i.. himMlf or·'llil •1u!nc-. adf«td a flJctedby<iflcende,r.theyr.ipcmded .to
badly Cl!t.fool lo the con!ull<n following , the 1~ Police 11l.~,tbere1Jr.,.. no the grouodiac ' • . armts. • . , • ., : ,
Ul....,m. said be -.i lo first Sourcol'fra11(1 Newpwl boll 1 ..... call,
aid afler. on hour of ooulll(. • eel to usilt in salvqtog the boat Jialcl tht
'I'be cau.e (I( the mlahlp w1111 cloudy cruiser wu sdildu~ for hulllrW toda1
as the ldtoilty OL the two men &Dd two "for a complete paint job on the lull."
wmnen an board. , lt will need more than that now •
Liff!Cllllld Cl(lt. Bu4dJ Btbhe said this Authorities claubted the' croft ~ bo
monil111 !ha\ cliecj<I on the hUR l'fliltrl· pullod bilclt inlo h)&tl wattr· II)' lugo
lion numberl were !rufllm, -the)' becfule of Ill utrtme 1Ntahl aid post •
dldn·1 .. 11o1; llGo ••Ibo liucb.·
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SAGangs Rampage
· 2 -0ffice-.:s H,urt; 1~ Youths Arrested
.. ' Rfol cootrol o!flcers from •""""8dlill'
1o,... Jo111111 Sanla Ana pollco ~
night u ganp of youths rllmPlll<I -.
a Juli moon, ~ at ooe l'J!ml lo
besiege the civic ' Cepter, btit ~ftl' wis
reported quiet todar.
Two officers were injured ~ f!!e
~ot ru,hl episode in the counly iilt'a
predominantly· Negro ne!PbOibood and
14 black youlhs .... e am.sled in the•ft ...
hour disturbance. .
Store wlndo~ were smashed, p0Uce
earl bashed in, a drive-In cafe severely
damaged and unlpiled Mololov cocitalis
con!llCaled lo the chain of incidenla .•
~.Ana Police Chief Edwin! J.
Allen loday· said he could not call the
Sundoy night eruption an actual riot, ad·
Nixon to Stay
Here 4 Weeks
Mter Big Trip
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ding tl!at•wmtes and~~
"'well as N-'tooli'port; • <llit! ADeo 'ufd the' <4" ohoald more
propsly,be-.teimed 1 m.aJ~'dblUrballco
inltucl of .a riot,' •lthouil(.la""'8n . ...,.
adequately prepared lo deal wftll Ille lal· ter. .~. · i
By.late Sunday, 40 officers frotn.,Costa
Mesa, 18 from Orange, 111 f'°"' Glnlen
Grove, ll fro'!). Weslminsler. U. Ofaoge
CO!mtY Sherlll'1 d«potles. and a dozen
MPs had ~ the :IOO.man force. ·
l[toou ai>l bOltles shbwer•!h patrol
veblcles ._ U!e Sip.ta Ana officers and
supplelnenta(y lawmen tried ~ queµ the ~e;,lfemmlngcfrom a lbeaiei; in-cident i . ~
lnvUUaalor .. sald 'today the vlalenc<
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was loUch!lf off at 1:30 p.m,. whoa.SIL
Jack Shaffer and Palrolman Ferrell
Buckl~! , were sent to The Br.9'Ml?•Y.
Theater •t,Fµth Street and Broadway.
Theater employ.a needed help a11er,
trying' to put a black girl identlffed as
Sonora D. C!)aDdler, 11, .. of, 115 SJ
Gol~enw~t Ave., and her sister out of
the movie house. , ·TheY tole{ 'investigating officert Miss ·
Cijandl~. a.pd , tie: 17·year~ld sister had
been creaUng a disturbance and the older
girl was consequently esccortlll oat~ by;
police. " ,
Once outside, the .)'Ounger Mist
Chandler allegedly slruclt Sgt. spatrer -
spouting profanity -and a group of boys
tSee RIOTING, Pqe I)
B52s Give Sapport
3,000 ·Tr.oops 'in Push
To Lift Ben Het Siege
A four~weet 'Visit tn San Clemente la
scheduled by President Nllon after his
round-lbe-world trip. Including a &lop In SAIGON (UPI) -A CO... 0!3,D1ov. lhellings of Ben Het continued to slac~·
Commtmllt Romt.n11,. ends in early emment troop& ,backed by. &he ·buviesl . en -there were 25 round,s into the camp
AUilllll, Wbli.,H-ald01-sald loci"°. U.S. air rolds Id ll!o . Dioallia , puabed Sunday whlch killed two South Viet-
No· ex.llCt dates bl.WI beep. ~•but uDOppOJed toward Ben• \Odly Ip an namese but there were ·no incoming prealdOnUal ..-.....wy Ron Zl<alet attempl lo lllt-the ~ lleft, U.S. • •
aald the "'Y at the Summer mile military ~-.l<jl. • . , . rounds from mldnlglit to lhe early ."9m's
H....., will bqin -Aug. a or 13, u now 1352, bombers "'truck 5 ·wllh!D a of,, IOltight. . P-. • , ' ": ' qijlp .<l ·ille>~l!!'«I , J'"'l'<S Tbe ·drlve .also eased the .air wpply ~~ 'N~~· '"-•• ~-~ -'--camp '" the · ""'tral 11bUe h~,;'~.;r'fu'~"';'iG,~~ U.-S:·,~ Soiiili' ~ise filbttt· oflhr~ Iii\, _U:S. cargo~ fl7lng
Coo1gresslon'1 ,..... of oeverah -1<1 bqni~l .. ~the,,•ldp& '""'"!I Ben . , . °""'' protective SCT~ of whlle
'I. the and·of bis ~biol , H,t'. Whi!le: !;piiui\llliUt '....-W ~ve '~?ke laid doo:n by A1ne,ru:an l)IDlh1p& . I ·. · 'l->-'I'! ·, , .iiolllil•ll!t "!'l"P~,:!!!lr•\, , • . dr'11>1>8d.more than iii-of flli<I. waler
Ziet ~-r · ::·1ft'lillll\liJ·~·Al!l'loalll. and .~un1Uon by .JIBF~· to the ..-·llie'llh!i!!o• ~ · '!· ~-~~-)~ .'"YOA• .JOO ~lqan 8'ld,,110.·Y1et-
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vlslt lil San ~ !oat 11 fllli d-~ '*'·Ille· ~-..._ do!tl)der&.
will be 1~· 1aar -.z.111ve· badl11f 1:3:!°'r cltltnly1nl,.~ Uc! ""~-Alew>d<r!r • , W!)'ancl.-:40, a W..t . t ,...0; · • . . , ' ......._ illl!d' -'Y'lui ..... ·.~· • .,..,.., om .!;I l'ul!,.Taas aid of ~•·~ '' · ' .. .J' • t "Ii ~ · iiliilltn "'~ r.-ililld .the llackened Coaim~ elflris· "It lo~·~~~"':!~~ coi!VOJ1•hilhw11tll, ~rilad _. the eoeiny li.tiidecllfvi ~ii;•,
muiilst RomlniL , to Dal: To, el"1i mtles Ray.' !fking a beailng . and f1¥ lo cledde
Details ..i tile· ~dent'• work~ Tbe fool trOOlll drlrini OD ~· !fe1 ~bepler it's wOrth Jt lo him mlHlarilY.
p1ajitay8tblint·WIJ·fu,lt1•·a·t'ed ~~part·.~ a ~a.~·forq 1order~ a~politically to _keep up the el(i1lt.,.
beicbfront m2U'llioD ·have.·not ytt·been into the area 1n a•netr?eperatlob WW . Our:m~v~ 8U' ~ ~·~ ~ pull~ ~ the Wbli. Houle preia · bifu ·this weekeodi Commanlfen ' re-.,. wbiljlinf'llie enemy down, aid LL
aerYice, · · luted to:dilcwll tbe _specl(k: ~-of Col. Andrew Marqull. 4.1, of ~~ ~bly tJ1" procid will ·Ile the operaUon alnco tt• "'~ fulul:e ~Jlle, Fl~ .. !/le Ben Het c:oniillonder.
,;niuar to ""·=· -~ 'laUte lo . pliJIS. bur the· rtllef of Ben He~:Wl!I one Pt!rfu\p1 we kill 10 m one itrlke, 30 \II~. =i ... u.....· ~· . of 1tbem , wilh another. That ..__ the enemy war Cll nuuwl · · · ' · ' .._...., " (f.alurln · ,~! · · ·'J a -JD The drive WU 10 IUCCUSfll) ,that~.tbe moving. He Is safe nowhere. ,
tetvl..,: 't'iewthes · . I ' 1 ,. Military spokesmen In Saigon·aaliru.s.
. I '. M. ! ~~ ; 1• • " , .., and South VJetnameile" figlftel:-tiombers Fi:;~ly~~ .... ~ue •:f.., ,,lHe D · ' d · ~ { flew 90 : •trlke,s in "'pporl of ' the . ..,..
_ thetr' • wll$ingjoli:-rr: rowne · .. .;i,1).r -er · rounded· garTlllOll of 2110 Americans and
the N:OllJI are,all ~ tO ~rn·s.b ' · • . .. 4~ ~tith V~tnamese Sunday -, t!te
cli!menlt for' most of Aupt. ., : Identified . as . millll logged "' any .day .of the :;a'day A ne,.. ~ pool built ion the f" siege. '
-of the .old Hk•m H, Cotton · · .· "· • • t.1a1e wm _.,. ready ahd . ~b\y H tin.· gt · · .,.... n
two •!!«lei.of termlles will no·Jooger be ~ , Oll· lfl& ·
in evklence.. · .
A Whlttier finn completed fu~gatlon An early monllne surfer who droWned
ol the Jf).room mawiion recently, fCillow· Friday tn Huriuniton Beach bu beeil
Ing an u:~Uve order for e•ecutlon jdenUfitd by Uie Or.ange e o U n t y
forthwith of the Dying and crawllng Coroner's omce as Larry T. Taylor, 24,
termlt,es. of 711 Owen! St.~ Huntin~n 'Beach. F\lmlgaUon of the pl"emises.to 'end lhe Taylor &owned 'about t !llO t.m., Fri--
entomological White HOme dinner w~ a day: His body was rirlt discovered by
requ.ftmmt f()('"ule of the executive other surfers, w:ho k>at• tt,· tben it' was
l*ieaWay, neptlaied with 91).yw-oJd ~vered 111aJn by . Huuliniton' Beach
Mn. Vlclorla COiion. Uleguarcll near the blulls ·along Plclllc
Ship Decommis11ioned . .
BC>Si'OK "(AP) -"rbe oldest,rlCllve
&ll<:raft carrfer lo lbe U.S. Navy, the USS
-·-to be .-·loday 11.-,i i1na1·Shl'11n1.
Coast l!ishway. .
Taylor was i(tenttrJ~ as manager oJ
Colonel ~ers KentuC~ Fried'Cblcken
Restauranl at !Jiit BUcll' Blvd., Hun-
tington Beach. ·
J>rivote f1111<1'al ~~ are ~ at
Smith's Chapel lj1 Huntington Beach.
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Huntington M~
Cleared in ·Heist
John Robert Keenan. 31, of 311 14th St.,
Huntington Beach, who w s 1 arrffted.
Thur&da.y on suspicion ol strongann rob-
bery, was cleared of all char&es today,
said police. .
Keenan was spotted Thutsday night
behind GilUgan's Is.it, a bar on $lh" Street,
dragging a bleeding and b~ old IDlll.
Arresting offli:m first thought be had
just robbe<f the man, Harry D. Hyde, 'n, of mi W. Sth St. '
Detect.Iva: said toda7 thlt>Kttnan WU
apparenUy hOI~ JIY,dll,nwm home as
he had clalmed when a.rmted.
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'lf411DNGTON (UPI\ -nit 10 "°"'" Wbldi C.....-S Itta dlldlln• forJlb!olf, llllM. llinl Pt 1dt•~ JohOJOn callod Pe ; 11,0llO from paycllecu !or anolher moolh ,.hll, Uo"'" wW cost t.xpayers ltf billloa:a ---...-..~....,. t.llell-111..-Uiemwbooll!ldalo "ftbitt,;....litiiood..,.,"looalo 11111111llaAfrll•*'·Jlll,~ ~linrmMm._lllt_. -1111111-Coiww --4-... J'll'll JliN< -ll """ ,..r drawl allb. • -._ .. """'"'"4 Did. 1111 lie PllJllllo ·-11111 Pl "J 1 • , -lie II A law mlrlo.. lie 'Pf!1P11a11om 111111 for federal dlpulmonia Jlllycbtcl. • ~'llli .Whlclell-111ce11od•"-.... ..--,.111111a.r"!oo1.,... Nlirm '"'1 he c1oesni w"'t lhelaw,•ir.dmlTrldtCnmm•-<m>'litm-anil agencies. "Meantime, under the
Nor wW you -any change lo •Ii•,.~ ....,..-." ~ -1119 ~ .... •• •·" , -!eta the . Presldell! mobilize t.tlvelY fllollc fl> ..,..ies by ~ re!Olu\jon!, eacb ~epartment spend> •I t.e commercials, altboligh lWt) federal 'thlm ev., ynr ti) pr'OIT.,...M--io JJ'htN 11 • pp or-twl, llowe.-.r. U you l'tlel'vlib anCI national I u a.r-dJ m e n he~1 TUeldly on tta propo.ul to ,re-Its old-rate-or the rate prescrl~d~ ~ ,,a.nt to clamp down on \hem expire can keep NMing unW the are 1 commercial ftabenna.n1 don't mall without declaring a national emergency. qwre a stern he.altb warnln& on ~II President Nixon's proposed bUdgtl;.
aod Lhe law barring I.hem from taking lawmakers get around to changlng them, lo your request for a federaJ subsidy to Tho Detenee Department I.old CoQa:rtss cigarette comm er c i a I 1 and 'd-whichever Is lower.
1Uch 1cUon dies at midnight, along with extending: .lhem or scrapplng then\. help pay for your new boat. ~r"mkl· !"l:ron woaJd r1lh1r take hta case to a ve.rUsemeoti. But the House already bU GetUng back to llshlna boats, don't
the surcbrage. Th1S year is no excepUon. Although nlgllt tonight, the Department of Joint session of Congress U another passed a bill extendinl the ban on worry about your subsidy check if your
Actually, the laws under which the more than a score of Jaws eiplre today, Tt.ansportaUon wUl bave no authority to emergency arises. regulatory action and the FTC is unllkely application gets approved before mi~·
federal government spends its money run Congress appean confident it has pat-p~ it uoW Coogresa votes a new The fate ol the surta:r stlll depends on to put Jta Nle into ellect uotU the Seni.te night. You'll get it. It's the department$
out too. But the spend.log won't s\oP. ched up the a:ovemment fabric with autboriza\jon. . the HOUie. But Qmareas voted last week decides tht JealslaUao'1 fate. • authority to approve, not to apend, tblt
1111 all part al ao lllU1Ull procea under enoqb tempmry utensloos to keep Atlo .,p1ring II the low Wider wbtdl to..five Ille utra 10 percent wtlllbeld The mon ...Uy "cantlmllng ruolu-•toi>•.
Apollo Trial
Count Begins;
Monkey Okay
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Apollo 11 's
power cells were activated In a crucial
trial countdown on the ground today
while an orbiting monkey named Bonny
behaved normally during the second day
· · his montb·long medical fact·finding
fllibt.
The monkey, reported in excellent
shape in hla strange new world o!
welghtleuness, ls expected to return July
JS with enough data to help man plan for
voyages luting many months. His
mlsilon is costing $92. I million.
The mission is going' in perfectly
routine fashion," said a spokesman at lhe
Blosatelllte Control Center, Greenbelt,
Md. In his first full day aloft, the monkey
drank a quart of water, ate some 60 food
pellet. and e:xpertly played two ga.nes .
11le Apollo 11 countdown test , a final
rehearsal of everything but blastoff, was
pnaeding just as well at Ute launch site.
Jt was aiming toward a mock launch at
6:SS a.m. PDT Weanuday -precl!ely
two weeks before the moon.ship's takeoff
date. ·
Launch crews activated the
spacecralt'1 three vital fuel cell power
ltn!T'ators and began pumping frl&id 11·
quid hydrogen and oxycea into its tanks.
Astronauts Neil A. Armslrong,.Mlchael
Callins and Ed1in E. Aldrin returned to
the moonpcrt frOrri. a weekend in Virgin.la
and Tes:as and rehearsed their launch In
a command ahiP sirnulatOr. They undergo
1 major medical checkup Tuesday.
The three pilots are due to return frotn
man's first lunar landing ~uion July 24.
President NI.ion p~~S"-be aboard· the
recovery caITier H mwelcame them
back. He also expects to dine with the astronauts here oo launch eye, July 15.
The space monkey, ·1 lf.pounder from
the jungles of Tballand, rocketed iato
orbJt Saturday night and, e:rcept for a
briel nurry of n:cJtement during llunch,
was following the regimen he rehearsed
for montbJ on earth.
Huntington Pair
Listed as Critical
After Collision
Two HunUngtoa Beach residents are
listed in critical and oi:Je· in fair condltJon
today at Hunt•n lntercommunlty
H05pltal follo wing' a S8turday night col-
Usion between two automobiles at Adams
and HUntlngton avenues.
The accident occurred al 11 :29 p.m.
whtn a vehicle driven by Paul E. Norton,
22, of rn Yorktown Ave., collided with a
car driven by Christy A. Malone, 16, of
22101 Luau Lane.
Admitted lo the hospital in crlllcel con-
dition were Norton and Janet Lineberry.
15, of 10151 CraUet Drive, a passenger ln
the Malone car. ·
Richard R. Dice, 2Z, of...9291 Utchfield
Drive, who was Norton's passenger, also
was admitted in critical condition. Miss
Malone was not injured.
PoUce reported · Morton's car was
demolished in the wreck,. A nearby oil
storage tank also sustained damage.
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Fountofn Volley $~tn11 '.Allison (background), D!ckhudt
V allef -~&fs Off !O ~ udy
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In Austrii f 01· Summer . . .
By TERRY CoVILLE Ot ._ Dlltr ,.,., Miff
A palr of Fount.aln Valley girls today
are on their way to a awnmer of study in
Seefeld, Austria. •
Robin-Alliton, II, of•I7119 Walnut SL,
and Judy Dlckhudt, IS, ol t!$77 Col·
RIOTING •..
claiming to be their bi::otheta pulled
Sonora away from the lawmen.
Pushinj and shoving by a gang of about
25 youngaters followed, during which the
sergeant Was knocked to the sidewalk,
.kJcked a.ad stomped, while OfUcer
Buckles ran to radio for relnfo~ents.
' Several more offictrs responded to the
scene and Sgt. Shaffer, baok ·in action,
took the Chandler sisters into custody at
'Broadway and Fourth Streets to be book·
ed on suspicion of disturbing t}\e .peact.
Violence flared again at that point, in·
vestigators said, and Patrolman Gary
Sterzer Jmt hi.s baton in the melee and
was baUered with it by the gang ol
youths. Knocked to the pavement, he was bit·
ten on the chin by one screaming you~
and as a result, hospitalized overnJabt at
'orange Couhty f.ied.lcll Center after
receiving a tetanus shot.
Steadily growing in size, a crowd now
numbering &bout 75 surged into the civic
center area and showered armed lawmen
guarding the police department with a
hail of rocks and botUes.
Nest scene or the action was a Jack-in-
th~x drive-through restaurant at
Foi.lrth and Shelton streets, where all
windows mre shattered and an anon at·
tempi was reported.
Police at the scene arruted a lg.year·
old boy who they uld had 11t Ort to a
trash container and was trylne to toreh
tbe butld!ng n.eu wlt!I • burning
magJtlne.
Sporadic etupUorut contlmled c!uri"i a
!lve-llour period bolor• lhe teioperature
and lhe mood ol lhe ram_.. cooled
down and police...,.. oble to re11L
By mldntgll~ Negro luden ~
among lhe unruly mobs bad -In
oalmlng lhe IHUIUOO and patnil caro
were qWetly withdrawn 11 IOOD u feul·
ble lo add lo the lnfluence.
Chlel Allen said alter lhe dllt&lrboDc:o
or riot -depending oo -·• vkwpobll -
was over, th a t he w11 convinced It.
WU unplllllled and dellllfttly ... Bladl.
Panther-rnotf'vat@d..
Ht re!mtd to recem -plai.ts by Ille Ntgro clttuory o! allefed bar.
wmtlll by poll<e In Ille walte al the
JW>e 4 murder o! wlllte P1trolm10 Nel-
aon A/SUicer.
Not ool)r N•i-but otber racial
elements were involved ln the sltu.atton,
Y.·hich was ktpt solo& by youths aged 14
to 1a. ralhu than adults.
"There were plenty Qf others. lncludln&
browns and whites," Ult dllel said.
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tonwood Drive, left Saturday fDr more
than a month of study at 1 achool In
Se.le Id.
Both glrls are taking part in the
Foreign Study League, summer program
of foreign edUCJUon. More than 11,000
American students w I ti .participate at
schools tbroucboot'the wOrld. At least 181
of th!rti will join Judy and Robin in
Stt!eld.
"It's like a dre~, the real Impact of
which ,h4sn't bit me yet,'' said Judy, jwt
'prior to her Saturday departure.
The dream 11tarted last summer whep
,Robin, heard about th! Foreign Study
,League program by wo~ of. m~unth. She
passed it on to Judy, a fellow sfUilent In
German at Fouiltalll Valley Hlih Sclloo~
and both rrlade plans ·foi this summer.
Cost of .lhe pt"Oll""'1 iS ~ by
parents, but at 1 conaiderably reduced
rate.
Course of study foi-Jµdy ancfRotiin In-
cludes Gennan literature laitruiae and
culture. "The best P4ft," ~sys Robin, "is
a one-hour portion OI elm when we will
enter the town and study language with
the merchants and other townspeople."
School cffiilt will be received In
language for both girls. Robin expects
credit at UC Jrvln! next year, and Judy
wW receive credit for her senior yev at
Fountaln Valley.
. ••we only study mornings,'' adds Judy.
•• Altemoon.s. evtnings and weekends 1rc
·ours to see the area." r
Seefleld iii n e a r InnsbnK:k, Austrll,
sight or the laiit Winter Olympics.
Trlt» also are scheduled for the gtrls to
East and West Berlin, Prague and Vlet>-
na.
"We plan to present the Clllfomla flag
to the mayor of one of thole cltlet," 1tld
Judy. They have a nag which nn over
the capitol building in Sacramento, 11ven
t.P them by Aasemblfman Robert Burke
(R-HunUngton Beach).
No obU,atlon to speak or make publlc
awear1nces is involved with this pro-
grtm. The girls pay to sl~ and learn
whal anotber country iJ llkt.
Both, however, e:rpreped a desire to be
counselon on slmllar trips when they are
old enough. Fot each 10 students sent to
another country, one adult counselor
tnvds along.
Fro• Pflfle 1
COPTER ...
tempt to !pita u bul !allld .. pt lhe
dealred reaultl. .
>.. • tut -lhe .... tpli.d one! burned out lhe Interior ol lhe vehlcla.
Poll«. wbo delamlined thl w to be
lhe same -uaod In lhe llolc!up, -the .... with betkoptort and ioon
dilcovered Guardado hfdlng uilder 1 lree.
Found Jn the automobUe bY P0Uce WJI
1 1pent .SS Clllber bullet whicb matched
a bulge ln the roof and three white
unldcnU!if'd capirulu marked with aa 0 1"
on each old ..
Congo Exile Tshomhe Dies
Heart Attack Kills 'Rubber Man' of African Politics . .
ALGIERS {AP) -Moise Tabombe,
known as the "rubbtr man" of African
polJtic!, died Sunday of u apparent
heart attack, The Algerian Press Service
repc>rted .today. He was 49.
A communlque signed by 10 Algerian
doctors said the former premier of the
Congo and 1eader of the breakaway state
of Katanga appeared to have died in bis
sleep. It said an autopsy was to be
performed today.
The announcement or Tshombe's death
came two years to the day after a French
plane hijacker brought him to Algeria at
aunpolnt. The plane had been chartered
to taie Tshombe from Spain, where he
had been living in exile, to Palma de Ma-
jorca.
After a deal fell through between
Algeria and the Congo to extradite
Tshombe to Kinshasa ( f o r me r I y
Leopoldville) to face a death sentence,
Tshombe's status became veiled in offi.
cial silence. He was kept in 501itary con.
finement for two years, well treated but
denied contact with the outside world.
Tshombe earned his nickname by
showing remarkable political resiliency in
rtbounding from ulter defeat after the
fall of Katanga in 1963 to becom! premier
cf the Congo In July 1964. The man with
the moon face and toothy grin inspired no
In-between emottom: among Congolese.
He was ellber loved or hated.
Moise·Kapenda -which stands for
1'Moses Beloved" -Tshombe was born
In Maswnba Nov. 10, 1Q19. His father was
a rarity, a wealthy African businessman
in an economy cootrolled by Belgians.
Tshornbe was Olten known tu OOast: "I
am a rich man. t·afn the only Congolese
who does not need to be in politics to
make a living. No one can buy me."
Raised as a Methodist with a high
school educaUon, Tabombe toured Europe
before coming home to run the family's
interests, marry the daughter of a tribal
chief and father 10 children .
He served on several tribal and pro-
vincial councils in the 1950s, and when
Fore! GIJlf Links
Open for Play
At Mile Square
Mile Square golf course is open, and
the go"lhrs are virtually standing in line
to use the new greens at Brookhurst
Street and Wamu Avenue in Fountain
Valley.
Invited officials and dignitaries tested
the coun;e Friday, before lhe public was
:allowed to flock to the field on Saturday.
For weekend play, the links were book·
ed solid from 6 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and
'golf pro Skip Whltl!l has asked people to
pla y on playing after 3:30 p.m.
Weekday fees are $3 with the price
jumping to $5 for weekend play.
The goU course is the firllt phase of
Mile Square regional park, curreally
under development by the county.
UP'I T11t1111<1i. EXILED LEADER DIES
Congo's Moise Tlhombe
Belgium was ready to grant lts colony ln-
dcpendnece, Tshombe was premier of ils
richest prov ince.
Independence came July J, 1960, and
tht Congolese army mutinied soon after,
Tshombe waited 10 days for President
Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice
Lumumba to resore order, then declared
independence for Katanga.
Backed by Belgian mining firms and a
army led by white mercenaries from
South Africa and Rhodesia, ' Tshombe
withstood worldwide pressure and United
Nations' eff.orts lo end hls secession t't!r
30 monthll. '
It was during the first outbreak of
violence, in September 1961, that U.~.
Secretary-General Dag Hammankjcfd
was flying to a border town for cease-
fire. talks with T.9hombe. .
Rhodesia, now Zambia. HammarskjJI
was flying to a border town for ceu-fire
talks with T.shombe.
While a U.N. investigating committe.e
said it found no proof to support ~s
the plane h.ad been shot down, it added lt
was unable to determine the cause of the
crash.
Six: months after Hammarskjold died.
the Katanga govemment announced the
death of Lumumba, who then became a
hero to many AJrcian youths. Some
Congolese said Tshombe wu respon.sible-
for Lumumba 's assassinaUon, b u·t
Tshombe maintained Lumumba had
escaped after being laken into custody in
January 1961 and was4 shot by villagers.-
Five months after Tshombe capitu1ated
In January 1963, he left the Congo to go
into exile in Europe for the first time,
living mostly in Spain. But he returned
triumphantly as premier in June 1964
after Simba tribesmen rebelled ln the
northeast provinces.
ltfany said the Western powers, in·
eluding the United States, had convinced
President Kasavubu that Tsbombe was
the only person who could unite all Con&O
factions and put down the rebellion.
Tshombe's troops, again led by white
mercenaries, succeeded in crushing the
Simba rebellion, but in the fall of 1965 a
simmering feud between Kasavubu and
his premier broke into the open. Again
Tshombe went into exile, never really
returning to the limelight witil be waS
kJdnaped to Algiers.
State Taking Major Steps
To Shut ~tal Hospitals _
SACRAMENTO (UPI} ~·fornia cipa1 author. Assemblyman F r1 n t:
will take a major step T esday ward Lanterman (R·La Canada), said Ute
the gradual emptying and losur of its measure would virtually end the state . treatment of the mentally Ill at hospitals
mental hospitals. as communiUes gradually took over. ·
For almost two years, state and local Ninety percent of the cost will be paid
mental health officials have been prepar-by the state while county financing will
ing to put into effect the landmark provide the balance regardless where the
Lanterman·Peltis-Short ~t. a 1967 law treatment is provided.
that emphasizes the treatment of the "The perSon needing mental health
mentally ill at home. services will be able to obtain it ln bl1
The mea!W'e lakes effect Tuesday own· community," observed State Mental
when California becomes the first state Hygiene Director James V. Lowcy.
to make mandatory the provision of men-"On1y if 'this is not possible will be be
ta! health services by local communities. referred to the stale hospital for tern·
The aim is to end unnecessary porary care and wtll then be returned to
hospitalization and treaL paUenls In k>cal the care of the local mental health pro-
facilitJes instead, to protect the con· gram," he said.
fid!ntlallty or patient records and to Under the law, no alcoholic or mentally
"eliminate the stigma historically at-disordered .person will be admitted to a
t.ached to mental illness." state hospital before he b screened · and
During debate in 1967, the law's prin-referred by a local agency.
Oark'o Shoes from England.
One of the 18 I have • ra1her decent _.
lection of yachting and boating
•pparel. In fact. between my
•lore and the sal~ w•~ 1bdp best men's stores
in Newport Beach
on the mezzanine in Richard's 1 ~larket next door, you gel the ' I
do@gonedeet selection in ap-
livity. (I don't mind gi'ring my
good ...,;ghbor a f...,. plu~.)
. '
Why don't I mention pT'icet!
If it •ddenly geta hot and you ' your attention. ln fact, I hne Th.en'• no eenl!le in 11bowing a
need a eooler necktie or IOm&-lwo different clothing •bopi picture of a euit or whatever,
thing. yoo don't need to catc:h within thii •lore One, which I with a deadJy dull deecription
eun11troke bt1nling for M>me-. • . of the thrude., and• price. It'•
where to buy it. call llent.age Shop, 18 for the more Important to tell yon
Yon c•n easily fmd • men'1 button-down eoU. graduate about this store and wJi•t it
olore in Newport Beach. I find who wanll the tnditional look. otando for.
18 of them, inclnclinfl my own, My new •hlrll are vur eom· My priceo are"pleao;ng. They
in the phone book. plete ript now. By Gant, Emo won't take the curl out of your
In eaoe yo" don't know and Euello, plno lntmmtlng hair but they may otrall!h-'
wbieh 1o patronise, pick a nice "'"' oport ahirta from ball • out yonr cheek book.
name. I IP•• you the entire d....., h'8hly reprded maken. At!d alwoya remember the
llat 1 A L'El?nt, Atldnoon, AJ.o a darn (!OOd ahoe otore. name of the 1tore, Bid,..,11. h '1
Bay Dept. Store, 8""ehcomber, In add i 1 Ion to Toy)or, 'nd a word derived from tho Latin.
Robert Berkeley, JKk Bld,..,11, ~perry ';fepolder, I eury BaUy Loooely .tnnoloted, ii mean•
U..mond'11, Houe of Moipn, Sh-from Swltsert.nd, and "the beot of the bunch."
Lanodo.....,•11, Leopard'• Spota,
Pat Muley'11, Mr. Pau1'11, Mnfti
Ltd~ Qurter Deek, Sowyer,
Sthwwood11, G Men'a, an d
Woodnlfr1.
Ith my in-tloaa oplnlon
tbot my 1ulio, 1port coata ond
alaeka are particularly worth
Jack Bidwell
3467 Via Udo at Newport Blvd., in Newport Beach
next lo Richard'• Market ond The Udo Theater.
Plenty of fre<i porklng in the rear. Photte 673-4$10
Copyri(!bt 1969, Jack Bidwell.
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Parking Tokens Issued to Laguna Merchants
New coins went . Into clrculJIJon today
in downtown Laguna Beacb -b~·
ored pJrt<ing lokens.
First tokens were given out by
merthant.s to customers right after city
workers this morning began installing
tiew meter heads at 485 downtown park·
ing sl9'!.
Installallon of the meters will be com-
pleted Tuesday.
Idea of the loken.s is for businessmen
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to ll"lvid< customm wllla ."""""'1 park·
ing. Merdwita buy the i1*eu from the
city for nve cents.
"We ·could just givt the customers a
nickel but they mleht be embarrassed to
receive•tt," said Robert ·Benner, acting
chainnan of Downtown Business Assocla·
lion.
Apart frOm the totw, the main ru.son
for the change over ln meter htads is to
boost' the rate from a nickel to a dime an
hour. Two bOura wUJ be muimum.
City Manaier James Wheaton llid 1he
new meter heads are be.in& tnatalled
alona Coast Highway from Legion Street
to Aster Stftel, on Forest Avenue, and t0
the Glenneyre and El Pasco beacbfront.
city parldnf lots. '
The tokens are slightly larger than •·
nickel, but weigh the same as the U.S.
coin and trip the hall-hour rqlster when
fed into tbe ·meter.
On1 either side they read: "Park Free
in Beautiful Lquna Beach." .
IXOil
Down the
Mission
Trail
Penny Carnival
Set for Fom1h
MISSION VIEJO -A "Big Penny
Carnival'' will be held Friday at the
Mission Viejo Recreation Center.
Carnival activities of games and prize,
will be •beJd from noon ·to 4 p.m. ta COi•
nection with 4lh of July lndepeodence
Day.
• Yot• Ul•OIUI ........
. -MISSION VIEJO -voli'l~
taught to the Hatha principals by -
Taylor will begin ne:r:t Monday, July 7, at
I p.m. in lhe Mission Viejo Recreation
(.enter.
Four sessions will be held Mondays to
July 28. Fee for Recreation Center
Jnembers i..s $4 and for non members the
charge is $6.
:• Y Opeu TIClO Standl
EL TORO~ Jn addition to their
fireworks st.and at Toro center, the South Orange County YMCA has set up anolher
stand" on El Toro Road just west of. the
freeway .
The new stand will be open Saturday.
and remain open through July 4. Hours
are from 10 a.m. till dawn . The other
atand will be open from 10 a.m. through 9
p.m. from Saturday throu,(!l Wednesday,
and remain open an additional hour on
Thursday and JuJy 4.
e Witne•H•• Bid Denied
SAN CLEMENTE -In a unanimous
vote, the City Council has denied a use
pennit requested by Jehovah 's Witnesses
to build a church at East Avenida
Cordoba.
The protests of neighboring pro~y
owners, and a report from assistant
police chief StanJey Matchett warning o
the hazards of increased traUM: in the
vicinity, resulted in the denial.
e Honae Bnildlng Slated
LAKE FOREST -ConstrucUon on a
new 500-home development here will be
1tarted immediately by M. J. Brock &
Sons, a ~ulhem California building firm
which purchased the development site
from Dean Bros. for $2 million.
This ts the first land sale that Dean
Bros. bas made to another buUder to
Lake Forest.
In addition, West.inghOuse Electric
Corp. has purchased a 25--acre site in the
Lake Forest Industrial Parl: arta. It lfas
the first sale of industrial land here.
No Identities
Mysterious B:oat
Runs Aground
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Of IM OlllJ Plllt Slaff
The expensive ~foot cabin cruiser
"Shannondoa" with a mysterious party
ol four persons aboard crunched hard
aground oo the mooolil bud> early Ibis
morning on tbe'Balboa Peninsula
The $75,000-plus, black.bulled Stevens ~ ~ lll&li 9P .. Ille.~ at tbe'e0eu.end if'E'Stnefat iliOol 1 a.m.
lt WU left Oil tJ>e beach lilter ani ol the
trailer. It was feared the boat woold be
heavily damaged if the Ude roee while
the craft was still near lhe poundin& 111rf.
The cause of tbe mlahap was u cloudy
as Uie identity Of Uif ,t'wo mm and two ·
women on. board.
morning Iha! "·the buU ·~ Lifeguards BeJsbe uid thla
. lloil. IJ:D, P• f> .
hilbei!l lldes " the year. 3 000 T l\be 'apPar!nl pUot of the pluab craft. ' roops rJ.~J;:£~~. MaJiliig Push ~laid be consebled lo first ·
aid after an hour ol coaalng. T L •£ s • spokesman for Basin Marine Inc. of . O J l iege Newport Beach. the firm In charge of
saJvaginS the cruiser, said the "Shan-
nondoa" is owned by Paul Warren. The
craft's home port ts San Francisco.
Salvg:en usma a hllle crane and
trailer· won a net at 11 a.m. today
against another extremely hlP llde.
They llfled Uie vwet off the sand from
the water's edge and onto the Waltlhg
Boy, 16, Cited
After Hitting Rail
On Temple Hills
A car driven by a 16-year-ald Laguna
Beach youth overtumtd. In the 1100 block
of Temple Hills Drive after careenin1
around the Temple Hills "bl1 bend" and
striking Ille guard rail Saturday morning.
He w'1s cited. for drivtna: without a
license and for defecUve Drakes, ac-
cording to police Lt. Frank Schopen.
The yoliill received abraiions fo hlli left
shoulder in lhe. accident, but waa not
hospitalized, police said.
Lt. Schopen said the accident tcCUrred
as the bayi wu westbound °" Temple
Hilla Drive, MwnbilL The Joulh told ' ol·
ficers that he attempted to slow the car
as he approrached lhe curve at the J 100
btoclt but loot his brakes, Schopen said.
A sepaTate rUMnd .. traffic ICddent
Sunday injured a Burbank man. Lewis
ltay Hunter, S3, of Bur~ klld officers
he would aee his own dOdor for treat-
ment.
'lbe collision occurred at 300 N. Cout
Highway as a car driven by Graham
Hunl Hall. It. ol 2211 ~· Coasl !Dghway
stopped for tr.tffic and waa hit ln1 the
rear , police Aid. ·
SAIGON, (UPI) - A for<:e of l,000 gov•
ernment troops backed by the ·heaviest
U.S. air raids Jn two months pushed
unopposed toWanf Ben Het today in an
attempt lo WI the 58-<tay-old siefe, U.S.
military .spokesmen reported.
BSZ bombers· struck largeta within a
mile of the Green ~ Special Forces
camp in the central higblanda while
U. S. and Soulh Vietnamese fl&bter-
bombera pounded the rJd&es aroond Ben
Het where Communl!t gunners have
shelled the ·camp almost daily,
U.S. military spokesman said South
Vietnamese infantrymen inched through
the dense jWlgles near the LaOl-Cam-
bocUan border, destl'Oyinc bunkers and
spider holea used only last week by
Communllt soldien to ambush allied
convoys on highway 511, a one-lane foad
to Oak To, eight milea away.
The foot llOops driving on Ben Het
were RBrl of a 3,000-mari force ordered
into the arta 'ln •a new operation which
began lhis weekend. Commanden re-
fUJed to discu5s the specific mtuion of
lhe operation sincf! it entailed future
plans, but lhe relief ol Ben Het wu ooe
or them.
The drive Wal IO ~ccessful tJwt the ~
sbdlipga·o1 Beil llel i:oiilinueCI to alack·
en -thert' Wert 25 rounds into the i:amp
Sunday which killed two Soulh Viet~
namese but there were no lncoming
roundJ fn>m mldnlght !<> the early hours
of lonighL
The drive al!o wed the air supply
of Ben Het. U.S. cargo planes nylng
through protective ocreeos of white
smoke lakl down by American gunahips
dropped ~ than 15 tona ol food, water
and ammunition by parachute to the
camp'a 200 ·American and 460 Viel·
· oamese defenders.
Art Festival Hands Over
Col. Alexande< Weyand, ~' a West
Po!n!er from El Paso, Tu:at, said or
the tlaekened Communist elforll: '"It
appears the enemy is iodecislve. He's
taking 1 beating aod bas lo decide
whether it'• worlla It lo him mWlarUy
and polltkally lo keep up the effort."
$112,000 Forum to City
The city ol 'Lagun.I Belich ts lbe ~· proud owner of the $U2,000 Festival ol
Arla Forum.
A gatbtring of about 400 community
leaden witnessed the tramactlon Satur-~ altemooo, when Fesllvat of Arts
Board Pmident William D. Martin !urn-
ed the Fonun's key over to Lquna
Mayor GleM E •• Vedder.
Qwnpagne and '°"' by the Festival ol
Arts a.oral• brlghtenoe the occuloo in
the 132«•1 theater.
l The Forum. d~lgned by arehitect Don,
WUllauum and financed by the FesUval
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of Arll. ts purporled !<> be· the only
--flnancod enllroli by • llOl>l>l'ofll orpntzatlon and.tbeo ~ lo a clly
completely unemc:urnbered.
OUrtng the nm of thO Feslfval ol Arts.
the theater will be Uled for Rene's
Martoaeltea. The ml ol the year h wjll
be available lo ~ _.,unity · lor
meet!np, concerts, and tho like.
The """"" floor ol the lWH!ot)' thealer will houla .food coacealons. a
Junior art ixhtblt aod cblldml'• art d ..... ~the Fat!•al. .
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'COPPED'
TO>o red'f ... Lquna Btadi.poU.. of·
fleer• ut·clown Saturday lo write crime
reporla a1>9ut the theft ol two cltpboanfa
-their own.
The two polloe olflcen bad ~ked
their black and while prowl con .. the
JOO.block of Mounlain Road and ~ tell
on foot to patrol lhe beach at &:1111 P·'!'·
Upon reitlnUl!I. the ...., !«DI ' tbeJ
bad two crfmOs "' ttpott.• ...........
_.. had '°"""' tho •clJ!lloard&
tram both police ,can. '
Tiie ori;lnll lot of 10.000 tokens bu
been entirety told to merchaot.s, &Oflle of w• have mailed them tD the1r
custmnen. !Jlotber 10,IXIO "'are an order.
Any ·llboriqe la 9peded lo be tM<ll
care ol by recirculation of the tones.
"Belnr able lo provide !rt< wkini
puts, us ln a more compeUUve position
~ sbopp1nr cent.en,'' said Bonner., ··The plan i.. double the parking rates
and Ult lqke!ls WU _.Ud oul -
cill' olflclals and the.' merdwib Ad-U paid promptly. Every lwo '-t a
ditlona1 revenue will be put into a tpe;Clll new ticken can be 1Iven and U..,. ~
Jund lo purdlue properly fe< ..;,. ~tty •tack up on the windehteld.
parking Iota and perhaps add -.cl A tfu.ee.minute grace period wUI be
levels to pruent city loll. allowed beJ ond the tµ-.n two boun.
The new meter heads ~rry a decal The wl(illng decal puts the clty ~
telling of the two-hour llmitallon. on legal ooltd ground after Muntdpal
!Weeding of mete" lo Jain addlt1aaal Court Jud&< J. Parley Smith lold cllJ ol·
lime il nol aUowed. · . ficiall enf9rcemenl against refeedinl la
• City pollce enforce the limit, violation not eroper.unless .parkers were forewarn-
" -wulq In • ~ Uaal coala ll ed.
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··Europe Trip
Will Delay
4-weekSmy
A four.week vislt ln San Clemente Is
scheduled by President Nl:r:on afllr his
row'Ki-t.be-worid trip, includln& a atop in
Cooununlsl Romania, ends In early Au~t, White House aides said. today.
No exact dates have been eel, but
p,..;dential prea secretary Boo ZieJier
said the slay at ' the -r Wblto
1-will' begin Aug. I or 13, u ..,.,
pim-i.,
Prltlil4it 111X!!I'• ~ ca.t otay h(. bee!) Umod lo to!JiClde Wl1b !he
Conp'ealonal recess of aeveral fttka
~Aug. I and the end of his global lrlp ' .
l!Mltr uld -lbe foretp tciur allatiUy 1i-flte N,.,..' oiUliial plani .for a vUI! In San Climente. liut the llmilabio
will bi apProxlmately four ~ve
weeks.
The global tour ts !!Cheduled fnr July ZI
to Aug. 3, and will include a vlait in COm-
lllunlst Romania.
llelalls of the l,'realdent'• work-ald-
piay stay at his a e wl r·f u mJ 1• i&d
beachfront mansion have not yet bem
made public by the White House press
eervtce.
Presumably, the procedure will be
similar to his ncem visit en route to
Vletnai:n WU· talU on Midway hland,
featuring. news conferencea and bJ..
tervlews at the NeWporter Inn.
Alex llrisgaloff addJ ~' ~ to AJ:io-Al-F!iJ: g1J111lljls t,akll!1,11>ape at1346 N. C..Ut Highway Iii Li&Wl•i AlilA-, ~l!l!jli\\Yii\'. a<' .~llnter'Feiijval, !l ·~i!cl J';y Leguna Bftdl F!be'1Aits AISocla·
tioo_ More q,8n 60 painteis,.cral!sme,, and ·sculptol" are expectecl to
'exhibit during July 11 ·Aug .. :U event:. • _ : · ' ·
Although cominga and gobip of Ibo
First Falnlly will conUnue· on the same
tone as tbe1r bu.sy W ashlngton agenda,
the Nlltqoo mo all eq>eeled lo be In 'San
Clemente for mo5t of Auguat.
A .new awtmmlng pool bull! on Uat
grounds ol lhe old HJram H. Cott on
Estate will be ready and presumably
lwo species of termites will oo loo&er be
in evidence.
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South Coast Cominu:itify1
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Hospital Marks .10th Year. . ' .
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Lagunan Ele.cted
To , Top Post in
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A Whittier firm completed fumlgaticm
or the 10-room mansion recenUy, follow·
Ing an u:eeutive order for ezecutioa
iorthwlth ol the flying and crawling
temlltes.
Stoelc llf•rlcets
NEW YORK IAP) -The l!oet market
closed with a modest pin toda.Y u aeJec.
tlye buytnc pve1 I( acne at lb bounce.
'J'!tding WU OloW. (See quotationl, Pagtl
14-15). '
Weatller
That ]~-awaited summer wea--
lhtr Is fihp.lly with Ull, and the
mercury ii due for a jump Into the
1111;1 ~ the c:Out Tueoday. Fur,
I Iller Inland k11 break to. we'"'
-told.· • \ -
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Th• i41f1t ,..dfcol IJ>'ciollv
ts th• .,;g;..i 1'olwP<cioltv -general ~ -and II toil!
t be loMG~I al 7/oog .Vel!IOrial
I H"o.tpitot in eon~tion with tM
UC lmnc Me School Sec
PW< IJt -" ~. ""
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WASllJNGTOff (llP!) -Tilt 10 """' --LU.......,.. U1J1m tocil.Y .... ..... -...,., • k """ 1""' poydlocl.
., Nor will )'OU see an)' change ln c\garel·
te ...,,_clal<, although two federal
ll'ndtl want to clamp down oo them
ud lb< llw barring them from taking
IUCb ldiM dl .. It rnidnJ&bt, llOlll with
tho IW'dlrq1.
Actuall)r, the laws under which the
federal governmeqt spends Its mqney run
out too. Bl¢ the spendln& won't stop,
JI II-Ill (>Iii (j .. IDOUil -llJlC!er
Apollo Trial
Count Begins;
Monkey Okay
CAPE KENNEDY (UP!l -Apollo !l's
power tells were activated In a crucial
trW countdown on the ground today
while an ortilting monkey named Bonny
behaved normally during the second day
· bis month-long medical fact-finding
night.
Thi monkey, reported In excellent
ahlpe tn his strange new workl of
welghlle....,., 11 expeded to retum Jlllf
28 with """'Ill date to help 111111 plln for
voy.,.. lasUng many months. His
mluioa Is costing $92.1 million. •
nie mission is going in perfectly
routine fashion,'' said a spokesman at the
Biosatellite Control Center, Greenbelt.
Md. In his lint full day aloft, the monkey
drank • quart of water, att some IO food
peUeta Ind expertly pllyecl two g .. n ...
The Apollo 11 countdown test, a final
rebearaal of everything but blast.off, was
proceeding just as well at the launch site.
It was llming Iowan! 1 .mock launch II
6'31 a.m. PDT Wednetdly -~1 two weeks before the mo005hlp I taktolf
date.
Launch crews activated the
gpacecralt'• three vital fuel cell power
genenton IOd began pumping frigid ll·
quid hydrogen and oxygen into Its tank!.
Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Micha~I
Collini and Edwin &. Aldrin returned to
the P"IOOnport from a weekend in Vlrgin1a
and Texu and rehearsed their launch In
a commaod ahip llmulatol .. They undqo
.a major medical.checkup Tuesday.
The three piloll .-e due to return from
man's first lunar 1andin1 mission July 24..
Prealdent Nlnn plans to be' aboord !be
recovery carrler Hornet to welcome them :
back. He also expecta . to -dine with I.hi ,
astronaut& here on I~ eve, July 15.
'Itle apace monkey, • · • · er from
the jungles or Tha . keled Into
orblt Saturday night 1 • ~pt for a
brief fluny of excite 't during launch,
was rolJowiog the rqlmen be rehW'Md
for months on earth.
Radio reports from 23 sensors im·
planted Jn his brain, arteries and other
body parta show he is eaUng, working
and sleeping nonnally as b1I 1,Slf.9ound
bioutellile circles the globe. It is in an
orbit ranging from 115 to 244 mllea hJ&h.
The object of the spaceflight, longeat
ever planned for a living creature, 11 to
detennine in detail how prolonged ez-
posure to the Jack of gravity in space af-
fects life processes.
Walk Ends Vp
In 'Dog Fight'
A disturbance over walking a dog led to ·
bru.l.aes, lumps and sore fetlinp Saturday
night, according to a Cost.i Mesa youth, ,
who also complained to police that his 1 cl.gar was crushed lt'I the eichaftge.
DougiaJ A. Truhfll, 20, 9f 25!0 Ford·
ham Drive, and his bud~y. Michael J. ·
Leonard, 19, of San Sebastian Ave.,
Mission Viejo, were both assaulted by the
angry man, they told officers.
Truhlll aaid he had both handB on the
dog's leash when pun ched In the mouth
by the suspect neighbor and couldn't
fight back, so Leonard struck the at-
tacker.
"That seemed to end It,'' Truhill said,
but the matter Is being probed by police
today.
OttAHG~ COiUt t"Ull tlt!IHG COMl'AllY
"'""' N. w ••• t:,. ...... ~
J•c• R. cl.., Viet ,,.'-"" .. o.tfW MMlilllf
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ftlch•ttl '· N•ll ·--City ..... ---221 1'1,11t Af1.
MtTtl.tt AM•1m t.O. lu 6U, t26tt --c-... Ma.1 ..... , ... •'"'1 N....,. ANCltr m1 w111 ......... ..,_,. Hllfi'OI•• ... : .. .....
!\lkllO °"1llWD Mio dtldllneo for llloU, t' mokf -them -tbe _dll"
,.; ~ II "'!lall1 called 1 .. _ tllldDI ,,,, ........ c.sr-......
/JI -..,,., ,.... • ,.....n.; ....--" ~ire • can keep runnJog untU the
Iawmaten get around to changing them.,
extending thein or scrapplna them.
Tbls year Is no exception. Although
more than a score of laws ezplte today,
Congre!I appear~ confident it has p~t
ched up, the aovemment fabric w1U1 <oouct> temporary exllllll!)llS lo ,ketp
~~ .... In &ood ...... -le ~lie---Id Nld. "WI p....i wllal ri bM to. I'm aet •
rMlll ... "" " ....... :~-Ii"• ...... ""·~-u_,.. are a commercial fisherman, don'I mail
Jn your request for a federal subllidy to
help pay for your new boat. After mld-
nlahL tonlgb~ the OeparimenL o f
Transportation will have no authority to
process it until Copgrtss vote~ a new
authoriz.8tlon.
Allo eipiring is the Jaw. wider which
Pl-Johnson called up I0,000 , , from paych<cb for onother month whlll ~In April aod MoY, lil8, follow· tbo 11~¥ddl tho Luue.
llll Ill!' Pulblt .,.._ lilll "-\fltb Ille ....... -eql!I& 1111 Hfn!> SIYI he doesn't want the low, 'rederol Tr1de ColnQllolloa ~ wblcb lets lhe President mobilize tatfvely tc. muscles by ~ J"IMnllU and national g u a rd 1 m e n bearings '=•Y on Ill pNl to .r·
without declaring a national emergency, quire a sletfi health warn.Ing r.n all
The Delei,ise. Departmeiit ,told Congress cigarette c o m m e r c I a I s · QC( 1d--
Nl1:0n would rather take his case to a vertisements. But the House already bu
Joint aeM!on of Congress if another passed a bill-e:rteodinl the ban on
emergency arises. regulatory action and the FTC ls unlikely
The fate of the surtax !till depends on to put its rule Into effect unUI tho Senate
the House. But Congress voted last week decides the leclldatlori'a: fate.
to have the utra. JO percent w\thbe.ld •The most coltly "C:ontlnuing resolO· •
Moise Tslaombe
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ilona" wHl cot\ tespayeri tis blllloo •
month uolU conai... -~s; ~bll!olwlldoMI . """ .,.,,c1es. ~. the
ruolutlons, ... cb • •~•l l)ltndl at
its old rate qr I.he rate prtSJ:l'itied In
President Nixon's proposed bud&et,
whichever ls lower. • ~ · · ", . ,
Getll!lg back to flsllll1J boal.s, · don't
worry about your 9Ub11di-check-if, your
application gets appro•ed befOl'fl mid·
nlgt)t. You'll get tt..Jt's.the depart.menl'1
aulhotily to •PPrtve.. not to spend, that ..t-. . · 1· t·· . :"""':I"' " .
Exiled Congolese
DAILY PILOT ,,_. .. ay ltk"-,.. KM~ .. r
Leader Succumbs
ALGIERS (APl -A1oise Tshombe,
known as the "rubber man" of African-.
polltlCs, died Sunday or an apparent
heart attack, The Algerian Press Service
reported today. He was 49.
A communique signed by IO Algerian
doctors said the former premier of the
Cpngo and leader of the breakaway state
of Katanga appeared to have. ditd in his
sleep. Jt said an autopsy was to be
1>2rfonned today.
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CHILDRIN CAVORT NEAR CRUISER WHICH RAN AGROUND DURING NIGHT AT NEWPORT BEACH
•Mom, You'll Never Believe What Washed Up On ttt, 8"ch In Front of Our House'
The announcement of Tshombe 's death
came two years to the day after a French
plane hijacker brought him to Algeria at
gunpoint. The plane had been chartered
to take Tshombe from Spain, where be
had been living In exile, to Palina de Ma·
jorca.
Alter a deal fell through b!tween
Algeria and the Con10 to extradite
Tshombe lo Kinsbaaa ( f o r m e r I y
Leopoldville) to face a death sentence,
Ts:hombe's status became veiled In offi-
cial silence. He was kept In solitary Ciln-
f ineme.nt for two years, well treated but
denied contact with tbe 0•1tslde world. Police, Recreation Job
Applicants Face Exams
Applic!anls !0< Lqnno Beach police
chief and the.. ctty'1 first · tull-Ume rec-
reatJon directc.r have been "lnnowed
down lo the oral board tta',e.
Clty Manager J.-D. Wbellal llld
he bu oet ~~<iii<' police chief Po-
lice Chief limy Telir!nl In
August. •
. Wbea • · 1 be :tiT a Uc•·
UOC11 IOI:( ~,2 the
field to ii in~ 1be
oral bolla wllf Conalll ol Llbrow; boyle
Miller, ~ Beaclt city ldmin-
i!tr1tor1, 1zi. McKlnzle, Cooto /11 ... city
manapr .. aoct foriner police chief; and
IV ayne '.aiinboit, Fullerton • police chief.
• • The ~ ·will rlllk the >ppliconll by
their prifitea and make:;anr r...-u
t"ey feel\ a· e e d·• d abolit 1ppUcanta, .
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Mr. David King,
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Theater, Music
Enthusiast, Dies
David CIUton King. a Lquna risld<nt
far 11 yean,·died Sunday momtna -at-his
home . He was 84.
Since his retirement in 1958, Mr. Kini
has been active In the Laguna Beach Art
Assoc:iaUon, the Laguna Communky
Players Association, the Chamber Music
Society. and the Community Concert
A~ialion. In addition, be was a lile
member of South cout Community
HoSpital.
Mr. King also was associated with the
Group for PhU0&0phic. Study and MedlUI·
lion, the Diamond Foundation, the SChool :
fdr Esoteric Study, and the Arcana
Workshops.
.Prior to coming west, Mr. Kini wu
OD the stolf d the Arcane School in New
York City.
Mr. King who lived at 2470 S. Coast
Hwy., is survived by a nephew and two
nieces.
Private funeral services will be h e J d Wednesdly. ,
'Covey of Cuties'
Vie in Laguna
Beauty Contest
BeouLy Is where ,.. find II bqt
Lquno'• Main Belch Wecuw held-
quarten will be • protty rood place lo
lool< Friday even!Jla. .
That'• Wilen • -I " Juda .. -by Mayor CleM Vtddtr wUI iOunis out a ,
sale Ind senullmal JUiy 4 by lllldlnr
"Mlu Laauna Beach UflllUMd"
Bllled as a "covty (I( cun~s
cutles" by Lllel\llrd Copl. Rod Rlehl,
cootesllnl.s will bt •loCted from the
Various bolcbel by rtlfdm IUlrdl.
"Miu ~ -LU""'rd" and two prloc-wtU bt choMn lo r<Jan
over varlow city and llftru1rd filnctlons
for me ~maindu ot the l\UM\er.
'Chief Lll•IUlrd Tom Duoger osttndeil
an li.lvttatlon le ''all hand.-;r to atltnd the
ninth annual Fourth ot July contest whlcb
begins 1t 7 :IO p.m.
J
Wheaton said. He will ait In on the ln·
tuvlew1 to llaten.
.. J'm pleased with the callbef of the
applicant.I,'' uid Wheaton. "There are
...,. -candidates; ! jusl hope ~~ Harry Llbrow
Tilt -city m:.i,.g.r will al>o be listen-
ing July, 10 whZ&an . oral board
quest.Ions 1 -from a
OeJ4j"'-!!I , , ector.
WfilitOO said • • are good and . -. e~ced candJdatel ,fer the role, a • I • new ~ in Laguna, 11t·up by council
acUoo in recent monlhl. tit the pa.st the I ' city bas had part-Ume•recreation direc· · ' . -Uon. 1 -
The oral board will· Jij.lude Don Ar-
nette, 'Santa Monica patb and recrea·
non dlnotor; Loiwilll •ii!U· Wood, ror-
me~y with lbe Boys' .qut>; and a third
member yft1 to be selected •
WINS·STATE RECOGNITION
L,..Un• Leglonn1lr1 Price
kgionnaire
Presented Plaque
. A pl1que fQr the ''mosti outstanding
community service . accomplishments or
an lbdlvldual Legionnaire" went to O. W.
Prlct ol Laiuna Post :m ~t tbe rectnt
state convenliDn ot the Americari Legion
I.ii San Die10.
1'll preaentaUon was ml.de by Richard
J . Spenct ol San 1'rancl.!lco. cjlalrman ol
the Legion's Community sv.ict Com·
minion. .
Price was praised far 50 yNr1
dedicated wvlce lo vcl.erll\I and for
....,Ice to the community. Tb• LotuJ11
pool WU aJnalec! OUI for ill oulNndlna
community MrVlct aclivltles.
Diltrlct 29, Orange County, rtcelved "n1 oul.stendlng clteUon !or the ' lecond
1traiiht year. Price bas been d.IJtrlct
community aervice chairman for tbt put
three years.
Fron• Page I
GROUNDED. • •
tion numbers were fruitless , because they
didn't e"list. • •·we don 't evetrhave the injured man's
name for our fidt:tld report from last
nighl," he said. · ~
Sources said llii"V•I is not equipped
with automatic and there was
"someone" at t s when the boat
skJdded up on Police said they
took Oiw: ''hyste oman from the
beach ...oea"r the held her at
headqut(llen for1• period "until she
calmed &wn.' ~
Another woman passenger complained
to reporters of bruises she said were in-
flicted by officers alter they responded to
the grounding. Police said there were no
arrests.
Burglaries Net
$ 7 65 Prope11y
In Laguna Beach
Four burglaries involving the theft of
$765 worth of proj>erty were reported
over the weekend to Laguna Beach
police. ,
Ste~~n Cook -Murray, 23, of 1745
Catah.na St., repof'ted that $450 worth of
musical equipment was taken from his
garage.
A stereo tape. l>layer and 10 tapes
vlilued at $150 were stolen from the car
of J. Robert Graner, 20, Long Beach. The
car was parked in the 1200 block of CliU
Drl~e.
Don Rose, 61 , of 530 Alta Vista Way
reported the theft of $65 worth of kitchen
equipment from a residence at 417'~
Poplar St ., Saturday.
The theft of a $50 stereo tape player
and $50 worth of tapes was reported by
Helen MaUck, 20, from her residence at
241 Lower Cliff Drive.
Tshombe earned his nickname by
showing remarkable political reslllency in
r!bounding from utter defeat afte.r the
fall of Kalanga in 1963 to become premier
cf the Congo in July 1964. The man with
the moon face and toothy grin Inspired no
in·between emotions among Congolese.
He was: either loved or hated.
~1oise-Kapenda -which stands for
"Moses Beloved" -Tshombe was born
in Musumba Nov. 10, 1919. His father was
a rarity, a wealthy African businessman
in an economy controlled by Belgians.
Tshombe wu often known tu bout: "I
am a rich man. I am the only Congolese
wbo does not need to be In poliUcs to
make.a living. No one can buy me."
JlalSeJ:i as a Methodist with a hifh
sc!Jool ellucaLlon, T~l!l,i/i~~~ before coming hofll~ .. ~ l,h.~ , .'s
interests, marry the 'd 'ghter Of 1
chief and father 10 children.
He served on several tribal and pro-
vincial councils In the 1950.s, and when
Belgium was ready to grant its colony· in-
dependnE:ce, Tsbombe was premier of its
richest province.
Independence came July 1, 1960, 4I1d
the Congolese, army· JVUllnted soon after.
Tshombe waited 10 days for President
Joseph Kasavubu 311d Premier Patrice
Lumumba to reaore. order, then declared
independence for Katanga.
Backed by Belgian mining firms and a
anny led by white mercenaries fro,m
South Africa and Rhodesia, 1\hombe
withstood worldwide pressure and United
Nations' efforts to end his secession for
30 months.
It was durin&: the first outbreak of
violence, in September 1961, that U.N.
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold
was flying to a border town for cease-
rire t'alks with Tshombe.
Rhodesia, now Zambia. Hammarskjold
was flying to a border town for ceas-flre
talks with Tshombe.
While a U.N. Investigating committee
said It found no proof to support rumors
the plane had been shot down, it added it
was unable to determine the cauee of the
crash.
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Congo's Moise Tshombe
Sun Brings Out
Beach Crowds at
Laguna, Clemente
tf'"l!·.M.,. •
11Waining ·6&-degree water and SUMY
skles drew; ·the largest crowds of the
young l¥U1Uller season to San Clemente
and Laguna beaches over the weekend.
Calm surf with intermittent four-foot
breakers rolled up on the Lag una strand,
where 16,000 beachgoers s u n n t d
themselves both Saturday and Sunday.
A southwesterly sweU of two to four
feet off San Clemente beaches drew a
Saturday crowd of 11,000 and a Sunday
crowd or 15,000.
Although there were no rescues,
nreg_uard~ responded to several emergen-
cy first aid calls, the mosl serious being
a heart attack in Dana Harbor and
another beachgoer with a dislocated h1p.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Beer Strike Now Over
ST. LOUI S, Mo. (UPI) -Anheuae'r-
Busch, Inc., world's biggest ~r pro-
ducer, went back into full production at
plants through out lhe nation today.
Beer production had been stopped since
mid-May when Teamster Union officials
at the company's new Jacksonville. Fla.,
plant had sent "flying plckels" to com-
pany plant! to stop production in a con-
tract dispute.
Clark'• Shoeo from England.
One of the 18 I have a rather decent 1&o
lection of yachting and boating
apparel. In fact, between my
Alore and the salt water •hop
on the men.anine in Richard'•
Market next door, yon get the best men's stores
0 N B h dOMOned.eat Mllection in cap. m ewport eac tivity. (~don'tmjndgiv;DjJmy
good ne•shbor a free plug.)
, · Why don't I mention price1?
U it 1Uddenly geu hot and you your attention. In fact, I have 'There'• ito'sen&e in ahowittg a
need a cooler necktie or tom& 1wo difierent elolhing ahopa pietvre of a euit or wha te ver,
thing, you don't need lo catch within thia l lore. One, which I with a deadly dull description
1un1troke hunting for 90me-call Herita-81, • f th of the •~breade, and a prire. It's
where to buy it. e-op, 11 or e more 1mporlant 1n tell vou
You can easily I.ind a men's bu tton~owu college grad~ate about thjs litore and wh81 it
!ilore in Newport Beach. I find who wanu the tradJtJonal look. a1and1 for.
18 of them, including my own, My new ehi.ru are very com-My prieu are t•leasing. They
in the phone book. plet.e right now. By Gant, Enro won't take lhe curl oul of your
In cue you don't know and Exoello, pl111 intereeting hair but they may atraighten
wltich to patronime, pick a nioe new •port ahlrtl from half • out your cheek book.
name. I l[ive you the entire dozen highly repnled makers. And always rementber the
li8t: A L'Elpnt, AtkiaMn, Also a darn good shoe 1tore. name of the 111ore, Bidwell. It,a
Bay Depl. Store, Beachcomber, In addition to Tay)or, and • word derived from the Latin.
Robert Berkeley, Jaek Bid...,U, Sperry Top•ider, I earry Bally Loo"'IY tranolated, h rneam
Desmond'o, Ronae of Morsu, S~ from Switaerland, and "tht beot of the bunch."
~owne'1, Leopard'• Spol~ "'
P.ftl.r1e1·., Mr. P•nl'•· Mufti Jack Bi"dwell Ltd., Quarter Diiek, Sawyer,
Silverwooda, G Men's, •nd
Woodrofr.. . •
It lo ID1 lnciaUou1 opinion
that my a11i11, 11port co•t.I a.nd
sbick1 are particularly wor1l1
3467 Via Udo at Newport Blvd., ln Newport Beach
next to Richard' a M•rket ind The Udo Theel.er.
Plenty of free parking in the rear. Phone 673-4510
Copyright 1969, Jack Bidwell.
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·Thinking Wishfully
Don (left) and Len Thompson are anxious to celebrate Independence
Day. They live in Newport Beach, where, according to city ordinance,
it is illegal to possess fireworks. But they can go up the street to
"' · GOsta Mesa where state-approved fireworks are legal. S<rcalled "safe
' flmi sane" fireworks also are legal in Huntington Beach and Foun-. iam Valley. FireWorks of any kind are barred from Laguna Beach, ~ wti·ere ordinance is enforced on Fourth o{ July in about same manner
a·s jt is iD~NewpOtt neach.
< . ~,Tight Security Covers
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Rocky's Argentina Visit
BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -ArgenUna
asked Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ,today
to resist attemp~ in the U.S. Congress to
)imit meal imports. Arge?tina also. ¥fd
:open the door fOr Americah investinent.
Surrounded by the tightest security
• ,precaup~. ever; im~ o In ~ejos
Aires for a foreign visitor, Rockefeller
,,,began his fourth and last ipraldWitial
.. fact.finding tour ·by talktng •' to''Y:/oth
_, government and private leaders.
Two· platoons of riot poll~ with tear
_gas at.the ready covered the governor's
~departure from the Plaza.Hotel for the
Foreign Office. There W e T e security
. guards on every. floor of the hotel. Twen·
ty motorcycle police with sirens' ~earn
ing covm!d the governor's motorcade
. ,during the trip around the Plau Sao
Martin.
• Tbe Foreign Minlslry w a s virtually
tea.led off from the rest of the city for
Rockefeller's talks with E c on o m y
Mirilmr Jose Maria Dagnino Putore and
Foreign Minister Juan B. Martin.
The governor arrived in Buenos Aires
Sun4ay night, only a few hours after
·-police arrested 10 demonstrators pro-
testing his visit.
In a brief spe!Ch at I.he airport,
Rocte£eller reepated wat be has said on
earlier stops -he has come to listen and
not to offer solutions. He said it was im-
portant tha:t both the United States and
Latin America realize that "everything is
not going well in the hemisphere."
Rockefeller was breakfasting today
with representatives of A r g e n t i n e
business and then meeting farm leaders
'before paying a call on Fore.ign Minister
:rt1artin and later President Juan Carlos
Ongania.
The rebel militant faction of the
aeneral Confederation of Labor and
leftwing students threatened demonatra-
tlons against Rockefeller in advance of a
.24-hour strike they called ror Tuesday
against OnganJa'a military-based govem-
rnenl
Rockefeller's arrival cam~ ooe day
after the third annl versary of Ongania's
com!ng to power in a military coup. ln
recent months. there has been mounting
opposition to the Ongania regime arnonc
students, workers, and political organiza-
tions ...
Students demonstrated Sunday nlil:ht tn
"tlie Interior clif Tuchman In prqle.t ~fuil 1111!; •Uer visll Earlier Sun-.. _~:'ifo~ Hf~'. Aires used tear gas
· "tO tireak uP aero .. d which tried to erect
barricades following the funeral of a lef·
tist labor I'8der'killed Friday night in an-
ti·Rockefeller and antl-Ongania demon-. stri.tions.
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Motorcyclist
Dies in ·Fiery
Crash on Freeway
A Long Beach motorcycllst. was killed
early this morning when his vehicle went
out of control and became involved in a
fiery c r a sh on . the Garden Grove
Freew11y west oC Springdale Street.
California Highway Patrol officers said
the westbound cycle, ridden by John
Waldron Dunham Jr., 31, hit the center
divider of the freeway and then swerved
into lhe fast traffic lane where it collided
with a we!tbound car driven by Roger C.
Simpson, 19, also of Long Beach.
Simpson's car caught fire immediately
after the crash but be escaped with
minor injuries, the CHP reported.
Dlmham WI! dead on arrival at Los
Alamitos Medical Center shorUy aft.er 1
a:m. .
He bad suffered muIUple injurlu, In-
cluding a broken leg, broken arms, In·
ternal Injuries and skull fractures, the
coroner·s office reported.
The accldent Is undtt investigation by
the !Ughwa7 Plllrol.
De .Gaulle Too?
: General Ran. France, But Not House
LONDON (AP) -A nephew of former
Frtncb President Charles de Gaulle says
\he haughty general ia "henpecked Ind
dominated" by bis wife, Yvonne.
Alaioe de Gaulle wrote in .a Lmw:lon·
rnagasinc that Mrs. dfi Gaulle once told
the gt11eral: .. You're nmnin& France;
I 'm running the home."
Alaine'• arUcle, In the current Wue of
The People, aald Mn. de Gaulle dilutes
her husband's liquor with coffee and has
mmplete control of the family budget.
But it addf the !am!ly sUll thlnu or de
Gaulle u "Le Patron."
11nie gtneral1 isn't even a \lowed to see
the account book In which his wife kttps ,
• detailed r«:<>rd ol their pe(sonal
I finances," Alaine. 11id. "She stam a new
book each year and alacks the old onea in
I Wardrobe.
"So jealous ls she cf her private &>
main lhal she has a habit of 11.Upplng a
hair between the pages of these account
boob -just to see U any curious perton
baa taken a peep."
A1though de Gaulle ls a very rich man,
the article said, then are no labor.saving
devices In his home at Coloml>ey le>
Deux EgUses.
''There is not even an electric or 1as
cooker there," Alaine wrote. "AU the
<X101clng is still done on an okl-fashlooed
coal range. Nor are there any such things
a1 wuhlng machines or Hoovers -the
sort ol laboHavlng g1dgell which, under
tbe de aGulle regime,. b e c a ~ e com·
monplace in French homes."
But even though the general plays "se-
cond Oddle" to hla wife, sald Alaine, "the
fact remains that he ii very much ux,
patriarch, the tribal chief" ol lhe de
GauUe and Vendous famil ies and 11haa
always been, for 11 JOng ii 1 can remem-
ber, lhe supreme lxlss of ua all.•
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San·ta Ana Y outhsi Riot 5· H.ours
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Police Ca.fled From S1irrounding Towns; 2 Officers Hurt.
Riot ~trol olllcen ln>m llUl1'00Dd1nc
town1 ·jolnod Sonia Ana poll« 8lllldll'
niCht as glllll• of youth& rampqed under
· • fllll moon, lhrutening 11 one point lo
~~!.i ~e~~~ter, but Ill WU
Buctltl wtre sent lo The Broadway
'l'buter at FUtli Strtet Ind.Broadway.
Theater e:ployu nteded help after lr1IU& lo pu~ • black Jlirl lden\ifled ..
Sorxif1 D. Chandler, 11, pl 11$ S.
Goldenwest Ave., add her alsttr out of
the movla llouse.,
1bey told lnVesUgaUng ofDCers Mlts
Chandler 8Jld her 11.yw-old sister bad
beu creating a ~sturbance,IJld the older ' . . -
girl was co\ll<Cluently tl«Orled out by
poUce.
Two officers .were Injured durin( the
hot night eplsode. in the county seat's
predomi"antly .,Nearo neighborhood and
14 black yqutbs wert arrested in the five-
bour disturbance.
Store windows were smashed, police
cars ba~hed in, a drive.In care severely
damaged and wUgnlted Molotov cocktails
confiscated in the chain of illcldents.,
State Ta~g Major Steps
J'o Shut Mental Hospitals
Once Olltaide, lhe. YOO..... Miss
Chnndler 1llegedly struck Sgt. Shaffer -
•P011Ung profanity -and a group of bo):t clelmlng lo be their brothers pUIW
Sonora away from the lawinen.
Pushing and sJiovlng by a gang of about
25 youngsters followed, during which the
sergeant Wu knocked to the sidewalk,
Jclc)M and stomped, while Officu
Buckles ran to radio for reinforcements.
Several more offlcers responded td the
scene and Sgt. Shaffer, back ·ln .actJon.
took the Chandler sisters into custody at
Broadwa; and Fourth Streets to ~ boot ..
ed On suspicion ot diSturbing the peace. '
Sanla Ana Police ChJe.f Edward J.
Allen today said be c<1uld not call the
Sunday night erupUon an .actual riot, ad·
ding that whites and Mexican-Americw
a.s well a.s Negroes took part. , •
Chief Allen said Ute cue ahoukt mm;e ..
properly be t<m>ed • maj<r diaturbanco
instead of a riot. lkhough lawmen. •ere
adequately.prepared lo deal' with the lat.. ter. · · · . )
By late Sunday, fO officers from COsta •
Mesa. 18. from Orang~ 20 from Garden
Grove, 11 frQ:Ol Westminster~ 25 Orahie
County Sherill's deputies, 1nil a .. dOlen
MPs had joined the 300-man force.
Rocks and bottle! showered patrol
vehicles as the San~ Ana officers .and
supplementary lawmen tried to quell the
disturbance, stemming ff'OJD a tbeater'in--
cidenL -·
Investigators said today the violence
was t.ouched off at 8:;ll) p.m. whe,n Sgt ..
Jack ShJlffer and PatrQlman Fe~ll '
SACRAMENTO (IJPI) -c.urornta
will ta-e •· major= step Tue&day toward
the lf*lual emptylns and clol!ure of tis
mental hOopltai.. ·
· FO.. almost' tWo years, state and local
m .. lal beall!\ olliclahl have boon prepar·
Ing to put intp ertect the landmark
Lanterman.Petifs:Short Act, a 1967 Jaw
that emphaibes tfie treatment of ttic
men~ jp at home. ,
The me~ takn ,effect Tuesdai
when· Callforirla becomes• thfl first state
to make mandatory tbt provl!lon of men-
tal health services by local commwUtJes.
• "'The a.Un ~ is to eAd . unnecesury hilspitalliltlolJ Ind treat paUeot.s in to<al
• 1,cJ11t1.. IMtead, • lo protect the Cf""
fidentiallty of paUent records and to
"eliminate tbe stigma historically at4
tached ~ q:ientat jfJntss. 11 • • I
.During debate In /967, the law.'s prln-
Gome to . '
SALE
INCBliBON·
STANDABD
HISi'OBY
IN THESE SELECTED POPULAR SIZES
Buy first 3 tires
SIZE at this price·
each
6.50113 $30".00
7.75114 $33.00
8.25114 $38.00
8.15115 $38.00
AT ALL
clpal author, Assemblyman F' rant
Lalllerman (fl.La Canada), said the
measure would virtually end the state
lreatment of U)e mentally Ill at lwl'lpitall
as communiliu gradually took over.
Ninety percent of the cost will be paid
'by the st.ate whUe county financing will
provide ftif balance regardless where the
b'e.atrrienl-IJ: provided.
"The' person needing mental health
services will be atile to obtain it Jn his
~ community," observed State Mental
·Hygiene Director James V. Lowry.
••Qrily·lf tbjs ia not possible will he be
·rtf'elred to the · state tio.pltal for tern· 1por8Q' care' and ~ill then be retuJ:n~ to
·the' Oare Of the local mental' he.a.Ith pro-
'giam," he uld. ·
Under the law, no alcoholic or mentally
'l:lisi:idtre<f. person wlll be admitted to a
stiite h9fPiiAl1before he ls screelied and
·ref~ by a local agency. .
Violence Oared again at that point, bJ..
vestlgators said, and Patrolman Gary
Sterze.r Jost hi! ba(on in the melee and
was battered with it by the gang cf
youths ..
Knocked to the pavement, he was bit~
ten on the chin by one screaming youth
and as a result, hospitalized overnight at
Oran&e County• Memcal Center alter
receivin& a te~ shot.
Steadily growing in size, a crowd now.
numbering about 75 surged inl9 the civic
center area and showered anned lawmen
guarding the police. department With a
hall of rocks and bottles.
Next sCtne of the action was a Jack·ln·
the-Box: drive-through restaurant at
Fourth and Shelton streets, where all
windows wert shattered and an arson at·
tempt was l"t'pq_rted.
island
Boy3Atlas
--wnite Stripe
Plycron tires
... getthe4th · for (:
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Oiur fln•ll t1r .. -famou1 Allas•Plycron 'Whll•
Stripe-now at tremendous uvlng1I See box It
left fer ••ltcted popul1r ~:es that tit most
FOf'ds, Chevrotett, Plymouth•. Bulcka, Dodges.
POf'ltl•ct. R1mbler1, Mercurys, Old1rnobll11 ••
~Buy 3-get tho 4th lor 1•.
,,.., about the llVlnga on au other Ptycron lites.
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STUDARD STA1101S rl.mc1rania CHMOI DEALERS
STAN!WlD Oil cOMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
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' Tbe 12th and Oxlord Streets
Gang In Phlladelphla wen! Into
battD111 by opening a coin.operat-
ed laonctry wllll help ol a $40,000
Joen !roll\ the l>hiladolphla Gas
\yorb. For,..1 Outl"tl, secreµuy
of Ille 12111 and Ox!ord Corp., IA>ld
a gathering of cllgnitaries: "I'd like
to thank the gas works for giving
us the chance to prove we're not
hoodlums , and that we can do
things right." • The mattrns somebody left ir'!
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GOP. Admits
Margin Slim
WASHINGTON (AP) -Repub!le>'n
political arllluneljc Is polnllng .t.ward
'H~ apprOv'al'Cf\PresJdtQt 'Nixori'a' prO.-
pooed surtn extenllon, but party
dilclp~ mual hold Ind ouppoi1er1 '"°""
cede their Plll'gln ts narrow.
The extemlon bllt, facln( 1 crucial
ROuae t~ toc111. bu DemocraUc,11 weU
u li~'leaders IUPIJOl'llnl II, But
• !arge blocll of Ilemocr•ls lw opposed
any.loog exleQll<NI until lhe brOl<ler.lslue
ol ta~ft\lorm has l!eeo ..Wed.
Nbcoo lot.. have P"" top prlorl\y to
~ the tur!u II 10 percent
lhroullb "Dec., Sl and then'al llve percent
Umigll June lO, 1970 u part 9f lhe 1d-
ministraU.00'1 anU-lnQ.aUon moves.
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the perking lot was lumpy, but !he
U!Ue girl• who were bouncing
around· on It stopped complaining
when the lump• tutned out to be
wads of po'und notes worth '120 In all. Eight-year-old Lesley Allen and
hM" friend Peule Boost will .have a
claim on the mooey if police are
unable to locate the owner.
House passage doesn't 111Urt the ex-
tension since Senate Democrall are
determlned to1 write ~~ munlngful
tu-law changes. 'nley call it clOll.ng
loophole1, and ln•lal the people beck
borne won't ttand for any delay •.
MURDERESS CAPTUR&D AFTER SEVEN YEARS
Shariff Willer V.U.9 LNd• WIMl• Ruth Judd to Jell
Puaage of the surtax at Nixon'• ~
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poeecl level would bring In an Olllmat.d
$7.64 billion In lhe firlt yur. and .....
lrlbut. to · a 11.S billion turplus In lho
unified 1ovenunent budge~ Melvin Belli to Def end
The admlnlstraUon coot.ends IUCh I
A popcorn munching patron
wearing a moak was ejected
from tht Sheridan Theater in
Miami Beach -for sneak ing
into the mOvie "Goodb11e c~
iumbul." T100 policemen starch-
ed 20 minutes btfOTe they found
tM culprit hiding btnMth a seat
eating 1pUU-d popcorn. Ginger·
ly, t1"y remowd t1" JOopownd
raccoon.
surplus ii delperat.ly needed to dampen
inAatlbo, reduce. ~w:rnment'1 com-
petlUon for tcarce 't and bollter con-
fidence in the dollar abroad. Killer Winnie Ruth Judd
• The Habnemann Medical College
School of Nursing In Philadelphia
will admit men students for the
firSt ti1ne this September, acconf·
Ing to the school director. "If wom·
en can be fine engineers and law·
yen;," said ldytlte G. Klollt~,
''there ts no reason Why men .won t
be fine nurses.'' •
If Congress falls to approve, an ad-
ministration sPOkesmen predicted, the MARTINEZ, Calif. (UPl) -A mild-psychologlcaJ elfect would be devastating
-more inflation with businesses and in-mannered housekeeper and baby sitter
· dividuals rusWng to buy and borrow, thus known as Marian Lane faces e1tradition
feeding the inflation. to Ariulna today as Winnie Rulh Judd,
The opposition contends the surt.u hu the "tiger woman,. trunk murderer of
not been effective qatnst inflatJon. the JDO's who esca~ frocn a mental
, Democratic Uber~ arJUtd, JTICll"90\'U, hospital seven yurt Igo.
unless the surtax is tied clotel.y to The aubum·haired1 6S-y~r-old woman
substantial tax refonns, the chaoce to was scheduled to oe represented by
ram these through U>e 1ftSellt Concral famed Criminal Jawyer Melvin Belli at
may be Jost. If the reforms are not wrl~ an e1trfd1Uon hearing. fn, UU. · Contra
ten dlnctly Into the bill, lfiey 11ld, the Costa COUnty col1llllUllfiy ICl'OIS lhe bey
ertenalon should be'lleld to a few moolba from San Frandoco ..
while a reronn package ta.worked out. Belli was eipected tO argue· that Mn.
SCotm wirnlnp already are up in the Judd's Iden th~' bu ·ncit.:beeD proved eon-
clWiivelY'.. Although she w a 1 identified
5":.1;;.1ty Leader Mike Manlfleld arm<d by fin~eTprlnta, lho· ~an has 11ead·
-ith the unanimoul batkltff of tbe f1stly llllisted sbe ii Marlin Lane.
"' · S Mrs. Judd WU CGOvl<:ted of lhoollng Democrauc PollC)' Commlttee, aid un-two young wmnen to death la Phoenix in g:i; lho !ienale wfll Insist on ta• relunl -1 .,__ be · thel bodloo nd -agr .. 111' g to the run turtu a-IN • w.iue.m ring r a
w • shipping them in trunks to Los Angela. tension. Slie wu "-.iced to bang.
"We think lhe time has """' for .... Sewnty-two boUn before her ached·
meantngtul refom11 and ~ do nol lhlnk ulod ..,.,otkll, Mn. Judd was ruled
they arhould omt••tAfc•11lbllll," lw Md tint to •a1 ~ hospital,
he said iD an lntervtew. . where the delth lelMDce wu later com-
'' ~led mi:.:t ===·=.,. ~~~ 'MadMan's -Bomb ~1~"::fl~1ille •uthoriu..
Mrs. Lane was arrested by Contra
Costa sheriffs' deputies Friday when her
involvement in a murder investigation
resuHecl in the fingerprin t check which
Jdentifled her as Mrs. Judd.
Sheriff Walter F. Young said a car
regt.tered to Mrs. Lane was seen near
the home of Anna S. Aarons, who was
bludie.oned to death on April 28. A rou·
tine 1.Dvesiigation showed another person
drove the car-but also resulled in a
fingerprint check of Mrs. Lane.
The search for the slayer of Mrs.
Aarons Is continuing.
Mn. Lane worked for five years as a
maid in the suburban Piedmont home
o( Mrr. Henry Nichols, an elderly
matroo. When Mrs. Nichols died 13
months qo, Mrs. Lane was retaintd by
the family and moved last week into
a maid's cottage at the home of Dr.
Jolln "Biemer . OoJ1' Jaa week, she worked as a baby
sitter tor Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Pat·
mont ot Piedmont, caring for their 2-
"<>Id. y~y WHe thinks it is impoosible to
believe," said Patmont. "Loo\ing back,
maybe you could see scmething a little
peculiar, but she really was almost too
good &o be lru&-a harmless, sweet, like-
able, motherly woman."
Smashes Building
At University
SEA'ITLE, Wub. (UP!) -A bomb
called ''the wort of a mad mlnd" ex-
ploded In lho Unlvenlly ol Wublniton
administrllion bul1dlni ~y. smash·
ing one floor with the force oC a cue
or dynamit~
Foreign·~ress Plays Up
Nixon-'s Stop in Romania
Wtaring their scou«no attire. tht
Shah of Iran, Queen Farah and Crown
Prince Ali·Rtza atttntkd &he iMugu-
f'"ation of a scout's camp at Tehran,
Iran. • Directors of Calllomla's Asilo-
mar Conference Grounds agreed
reluclanUy to allow their fire plugs
to be painted a bright color. The
14 plugs on the grounds on the sc~
nic Monterey Peninsula have al ..
ways been bro,vn to blend in with
lhe scenery. Fire Ch ief Don Ga s·
per1on said that's the problem -
his men wouldn't be able to find
them if there was a fire because
they're so well uhidden."
Early estimalel placed damqo to lhe
five-story Gothic style bulldin& 11 hip.
as h a l f a million doJlan. No one wu
Injured in lhe pre-dayilgbl blul. ·
Police laboratory upertl today lifted
through the rubble of the first. floor
entrance, searching for clue1 to tbe type
ol expl081ve used in the bomb.
Meanwhile, university Prelldent Dr.
Charles Odegaard said the explosion
"defies underalallding." He aald IChool
officlall had received no prior wamlngs
of threats and were looking for a motive.
The blast , in the main doorway of lhe
building, blew a five-foot hole Jn the
reinforced C<>ncrete floor of the entry-
way, wrecking half of the main floor
and damaging a graduate seminar room
below.
By Tiii!; A!llOCIATED PRE.58
Dtspite efforts in Washington to stress
tbe Allan part of President Nixon's trip
around the world ne.xt month, foreign ai...
tintlon fOCUled on the stop he will mate
In Romania, the independent-minded
Cornmunl.st naUon in Eutem Europe.
The Londoo Times uid In an editorial :
"What the. President can do i S
demonstrate that fruitful and dlrect rela-
tions are. posalble between Wutem Coun-
trle.s and members of the Russian bloc."
The Guardian aald lhe ,llop In
Buchan.st 0wUI set tbe lea1 on what has
hitherto been a tacit and undeclared
frtendshlp. And it ls of aome interest that
the American President does not mind
annoying the Russians at thit particular
moment."
The Daily Express called the NimD
Midwest Takes It on Chin
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vi.sit a sI&n that 0 W&lbiniton no longer
views the &1obe II being divided into two
irreconcllable blocs, the Commwtlst anti
the free."
The Daily Mall said : ''If the men in the
Kremlin would travel around as much as
Mr. Nixon, they might not be so
palholog.lcally scared of the world outside
tbtir walls."
Tass, the Sovlel news agency, carried
the. news of the Romania stop 19 hours
after it was reported in the West and in
Romania itself. But the visit was not
menlioned on Soviet radio or television
.Sunday.
Decommissioning ,
Of Evans to End
24 Years in Navy
' SUBIC BAY, Phllippln<s (UP!) -The
U.S. destroyer Frank E. Evw-tlle 200
feet of alter section which survived the
collision with the Australian carrier
Melbourne -wW be formally decom-
missioned Tuesday tn a short ceremony .
Tbe EVlna aklpper. Cmdr. Albert S.
McLeimore, 41, Vallejo, Calif., dressed in
tropical white.s, will be the ctt.i ral figure •
He la scheduled to mU:e a few remarks,
read the decommissioning orde r and his
own orden, direct the ship's flag and
commi!&lon pennant to be hauled down,
and then turn over the hull to the Subic
Ray Naval Ship facility .
That will mark the end of the Evans' 24
yean and five months In the. Navy .
McLemore and five other of!icers -
almolt all the other crew members have
been sent to the. United States -will
stand on the Evan1' fantail to mark lbe
ship'• fimeral. 'lbere will be no mu&c, no
trumpet tolo, no benedlctlcm.
The nther olfk<n will Include LI. (j.g.)
Ronald C. Rlmaey, 24, of Long Beach
and LI. CJ.1.) James A. Hopoon, 21, ol
Kanau City, Kan., UM two men on the
bridge June S when Ille Melbourne sliced
the Evans In half .
The dlaaster still ls under lnvestlgalion
by 1 U.S.-Australlan naval board at lhiJ
neval bale IO mllet nor1h ol Mllllla.
S.Veot,y4our of them -1bolrd the Evans died In the colllslon, which oc-
curred during joint e.1ercise1 in the South
Cblna sea •
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Wales ·Po$t Office
CAERNARVON, Wllee (l/l'I) -A
bomb bJultd I CerdUI JI!* offloo today
but Ill Ille -··• m • n and Ill Ibo queen'• horaea lllUIUred here mattbed
ahead wllll rellearula f0< ~·1 In-' ' vestllure of Prloce Cbarleo p l')1nce of
Walea.
The bomb abaltered Ille mall l<Wllq
room ol lhe COwbrldae Jloed -Olllce.
lhe fourth bombln1 In t1>e put -
moolba In lhe Webb cf\Y.
It underllned why Prime Minister
Harold Wilson ordered Jn l.llltl ~ llld
police to Ullo enclenl •Iliac• lo ~
lhe heir to lhe throne and aucb ~ ..
President Nloon'I daupitr Trlcll ll'om ,
Welsh m.tiooallat extreml8ta.
Bu9t1ngham Palace, ,.....,,_1 o(.
flclals and newspapers had Gprtlled
hope Char lea' court1nr of lhe ·welsh·-.
Jeamlng their language and ,vtaiUng
Wales lhe past two monlba -bad blolted
out fanaUclam.
The blast aent bJts of metal and chunks
ol wood flying put mill sorter Trevor
Pursoo, In lhe Canillf Pool O!flce, !JO
mllea soulb ol bere.
Tile bomber bad dropped his char1e
down a mall slot into the: post office. lt
landed in the tray ne1t to where Pe.arson
usually works.
On April 28 a bomb blasted a Cardiff
electric center. On April 23 a bomb was
foond in a luggage check office ln Car-
diif's Queen Street Railway Station. A
bomb April 15 hit Cardiff Police. Head-
quarters. No one was in!ured in the
blasts, but each incident brought new
crie.s against an English prince being
dubbed the liege of Wales.
Scotland Yard ha 1 2,000 detectives
checking on the underground Webb Na-
-tf * * Tricia Nixon
Stars in London
Soci.al Scene
LONDON {UPI) -From Wimbledon ln
Whitehall, Tricia Ni.J:on was the star of
the London social scene today. The
British welcome easily matched that
given aay royal princess.
The elde!t daughter of President Nixon
arrived in London early Sunday. She will
be among the guesll Tue.sday at the in·
vesUture of Prince Charles as Prince of
Wales. . 1 , ,1 Queen Eliiabeth tool)' invited Tricia to
Buckingham Palace for tea on Tburaday.
A palace spokesman A.Id he did not know
it other members of the royal family
would join the tea.
Miss Nixon, 23, planned to begin her
public appearances today at t h e
Wimbledon tennis matches, where she
was expected to sit in the royal box.
From there, ahe: wa,., to begin 1 rouM of
parties with tea at No. 10 Downing Street
with Mrs. Harold Wilson, wlle ,of the
primt minister.
' . UoqlJlll' Army and lllelr elllel.
Tbe security lnlend<d lo prolecl Ille ~
tear-old heir to Ille Brilbh throM wllen he iwmoll)< re6elvea his lnllple H • Prll!C» o1 Walet Tueacjay ruehed ~.pi!Ch
wflsn lls lhee< ~pt depr<SH<i -o1 lllolo Involved In the _..try.
· -I 1he q-had hOped for wu a sre'!I oulpourlna of loyalty and ellectlon
ll)ollle abd outside o1 ancJeot ca_,... ca.ill under lho ligbt security ..,...n
wblcll Ill .U royalty uaually needl in Bri·
ta.in. The queen often travels .witb a
llll&le detective bodyguard.
Tougher Ad . ,
Rules .Due
On, Ci~~ett~,
WASlllNGTO{( (AP) -A 'lid oec-
Uon ol !be Clgmlte labelln& law explm
toniCJ*openlng the wQ.,for federal reg·
ulatoey qellcies to \rY to "l!npoae strin·
gept restrictions on smoking advertis·
Ing.
The section of the law dying al mid·
night prohibits federal agencies from
modifying current regulations to toughen
the current health warning required on
cigarette packqes or limit advertising.
With the modification ban lif~. ihe
Federal Trade . C<munission .can 10 on
with hearings On an extremely strong
packate warning, while the Federal
Comml&sion can consider the proposed
prohibition of ~ll §rooking ~~rtising
on radio and television.
Althoogh the ban, or pre-emption, part
of the Jaw loses effect tonight. the J::19U6C
has passed a bill extending that sectlon
for another si1 years, although wilh a
tougher warning required displayed on
each pack :
"Warning : The Surgeon Genera l has
determined that cigarette smoking is
dangerous to your health and may cause
lung cancer or other diseases."
But the outl ook for the extension is
cloudy in the Senate, where Utah Demo-
craf Frank E. Moss is re~~ working
through his Commerce su mittee 0t1
consumer affairs to pigeonhole the
House-passed bill.
Although the FCC announced &Orne
llrn.e ago it would consider the prepared
TV-Radio advertisement ban, the a~e"'"
cy has extended until Aug. !'=' the time
tor -subtnitUng comments on the matter.
, 1he FTC's proposed wording -lo be
explored in hearings beginning Tuesday
-would ~uire all forms of ac;tvertlsing
to state clearly and prominently:
"Cigarette smoking Is dangerous to
beaJtb and may cause death resulting
from cancer, coronary heart disease,
chronic bronchitis, pulmonary emphy-
sema and other dise.ases."
The tobacco Industry bad wanted the
FTC hearings put off until Congress
takes some action one way or the other
on the smoking-health controve.ray.
Dwarfed But Not Dimmed
118ig John" d~a four American Dairy Princess candidates, but
the alant of the lowerin1 Chicago structure can't dim the .mn .. of
the would·be-royally. The girls, (lrom left) Sharon Ann Jackson, 18,
Meridian, Idaho; Joni Ytlreness, 19, Beresford, South Dakota; Gail
Hamilton. 21, Centralia, Washington, and Deborah Sue Weaver, 18,
Berlin, Ohio, are In the 15th annual American Dairy Princess contest
In Chlcaao.
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Trouble
Stirs Wrath
By JEAN COX
ot tM 0.llY I'll" Steff
I used to enjoy being a ,girl. Then, at the age of 20, my parents pr&o
sented me with a noble, ·silver 1961 Falcon.
When I look back on the iMocent pleasure and appreciation I ex•
pressed on receiving that gift, it's diffic~t not to burst into bitter tee.rs.
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My mother, wiser.in her years, warned me, "It's going to give you
a lot of headaches." This proved to be the understatement of the century.
My troubles began when Old Gray {my affectiC1nate name for the
Falcon) and I were driving peacefully down an off ramp of the busy San
Diego freeway . It was a tiring day at the office and I was looking forward
to unwinding at home. APparenUy Old Gray decided not to wait until we
got home. He stopped firmly, ignoring my cries and the angry beeps from
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his brethren behind him. ,
The driver of the vehicle to my rear, a man of course, lunged out
of his car iind approached poor Old Gray menacingly. "What the hell do
you think you're doing?" he inquired.
"My car stopped," I explained pitifully. Since be had no other op-
tion, he agreed to push me to the nearest gas station, and it was t,here I
had my first encounter with that curse of all womankind -the auto me-
chanic. '
A skinny, acne-faced kid explained serenely that I needed a new
battery. I reluctantly agreed. Several months later I again was exiting
from an off ramp, and again my car stopped. Again an enraged man push-
ed me to the nearest gas station. ..,,. -... ,·
Garage men aren't very original. "You need a new batltry;11 said
Utis one, barely blinking an eye.
(See CAR TROUBLES MOUNT, Page 3.1)
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Laguna Nig ,uel Club
Gro_up ·Pins Hopes
On Park Proposa.1
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Laguna Niguel Women's Club has been fanned and is embrac-
ing the concept of an "instant neighborhood park" as its first com·
munity project.
To launch their Jdea, the Laguna Niguel women Jed by Mrs.
Jack Weber, .staged a special "park warming-event" right on the
site on La Hermosa Drive and Maltose Place.
The new park encompasses one-quarter of an acre of land which
was donated by the developing company as part of a planned green
)>elt program but never was used up to now.
The women's project bas been· befriended both by Laguna Nl-
gUeJ Corp., which donated $200 for the development of the property as
-@..park. and El Niguel Country Club,. which during the pafk warming
. donated the use of gradin~ and leveling equipment, together with the
neces~~ry manpower.
When completed the park will contain children's play facilities s~ch as a large sand pit, a_ slide ·which actually will be part of the hill·
side, concrete turtles and mushrooms for climbing, a maze and other
equipment. '
According to Mrs. Philip Chartlon, parks committee chairman
f~r the brand new club! the patk will remain as natural looking as pos-
sible apd therefore swings and teeter-totters will not be utilized.
·She explained the park initially will be maintained by the club
but.tater will come ~der the jurisdiction of County Service District 3A.
. In·the meantime, the club expects to receive assistance in the
fonn of gifts of specific items, from other community groups' in La-
.guna Niguel. This will be accomplished through the efforts of Laguna
Niguel Coordinating Council.
Members assisting Mrs. Cha.rlton on the park committee in-
clude the Mmes. Michael Garman, James B. Mansey John Taylor
Gary Davis, Lauren McLain, William Crapo and Ra~on Strauch. •
Also on the park committee are the Mmes. Francis Pieri David
MiMey, John Bouvier, GOOrge Bryant, Roy Hammond, Dale v/yraucb
and Weber.
· Officers, assisting Mrs. Weber, the president, include her vice
PROJECT"PLANTED -Members (left lo·right) the Mmes. Ra·
moo Strauch, Michael Garman and Philip Charlton of Laguna
Niguel Women 's Club get plants ready for 1"1anting ·1n the new
neighborhood park. They get assistance from Joe Hollenlll (left)
and John Taylor. The l"'rk at Las Hermosa Drive and Malto6a
Place is the new group s first project.
presidents the Mr:nes . Gharllon, Mansey and William Keller.
Others are the Mmes. Garman, corresponding secretary; Davis,
recording secretary; Minney, treasurer, and Kenneth Bloom, parlia·
ment:arian.
Game Playing·· Spouse · Leaves Poor Wife Wealthy Widow
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband
passed away three months ago al the age
of 67. We were married f1 yean and I
rriust cooft.S.1, they were a balJP.Y ,years.
We weti"alw8yi pOor. Ourthree children wbre band-miN!owns. ,Jt w.u no;tbing for
rrle to walk three mnes 'to save s cents on
a can')* sottp or a ruck.el on \I can of
beafll. ,e never OWned a car. 'l'he only
trlps we ever made were to fuaerals.
Whenever I think al my husbouwj I pie·
lure him turning 'otf lights or. 'turning
down the belt "to &ave."
/'low all of a sudden I'm • rich wido""
l'hree days before my ht.llband djed he
old me to look In his tool box for 30mC
apqs. J was shocked to find a life ln-
urance policy, pa)'tble to me for $71,000.
week later I found a bank: book taped
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under 1 kltcllen cha~ and disc:ovmd be
hid $11,llOO in a savings account That
very day I began to look In all ·klnd• of
craty places. I found stock securities In a
leather pouch nailed to a beam in the at-
tic. 1 found another savinp book under 1
rug in our bedfoom. (He bad atarted I( in
J!Hj and SIYed $1,200.)
Instead of being l\appy I am becomln&
hateful and bitter. I feel that his whole
Ille wu a lie. Wb)' d1d he make ua liv1
like· pauper1 w'hen we could have had a
decent home, college for our children and
vacaOonl? Pieate answ'$ this question
and help me enJoy what years J have left.
-RAGS TO RICHES WIDOW
DEAR f'IUEND : Vear hublnd Wll
me.ntaUy lD. la a dfaqe "*' l.f Qjoyed
saving money In seerel far mttt tban
m•t people enjoy afeDdlal U. Of coune
It •• wnfalr to yow •.S tile cbHdre• -a '"!<I ..... to pol li ,..u,. Boll u.. past
11 over ud done wlda 10 for&tve blm, Pity huAband Is furiom. We tiave no make it worse. Please read lhe Hrat Jet.
dea r, and ro on from tlttrt. l 1lecerely money for lawyers and courl act!On. Who ler In this column. How interesting lbat
hope that ,.0. nd )'OU' dllklra wW ea-can we lurn to? your leUer and hers should arrive oo tl'le
Jey die com.lorti n Joac dftlea•yoa. "i-~ ' • -COLOR US BLUE . ..-same day!
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Kenneih and I DEAR BLUE: Y• ....... to Lop!
were married a year 110 this month. Hia AJd. Look la Ule pltoae ~ Met. U 1"
u:-wlfe remarMed the ume week. doa't bl it Ustecl, 1" cu Wra a. die
1 em writing about the.Jr children, 3 and' ~enDe aaUtorltiq lite ae.:rt Ume )'OIU'
7. Kenneth's ex·wUe has custod)'. She has kubud llloh UM kldt -· U ,_ lel-
len, the children alone on numerous oc-ter ii aa 11CCVlle rrport tt dlollld11t be
caslons. Lut week, Kenneth went over difficult to ebtalll eutedy el die ~Udm.
there and found Ott kids alon6. apln. It • •
was 7:30 p.m. When he ukod, "Where's CONFIDENTIAL TO SICK OF THIS
Mommy!". the boy repUod, "Sbe mt to ANEMIC RELATIONSHIP : I'm not
get Tom (her new hu.sbl(ld). He's drunk 1urprlaect It sounds as it the money iri
again. (How11 lhat for I 7 year oldf) his bk>od ls eating up the red corpuscles.
I hate to see Olese two lovely chlldrtn l promlae you that marriage will not lrn·
raiaed in 111cll 1 crumJ111 en•ilonmenL prove tho deficlellc1. u .. ww problb\r
Give 111 or lose blm • • . wbea • py
glvu you Ills UH, look oat! Fw U,. •
bow lO Uldle tile IUptrteX 1aletntaa,
cbe<:k Au Laodtn. Rud lier -..
••NeeklDI ud Peltlls -WU& •re Utt
Umlll?'' Stfd )'Mr reqot1t tt An
Lande'rl fl tire of W1 DeW"*'1tr,
encltsint M ettl.I II ffia •lMl • lt11.
stamped, 1el.f..ffdmsed tavelope.
Au Landen wW lie l)aol .. Hlf 1'"
wllll yoar prOblems. Send tMm &e Mr ta
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Wedding Ple.dges .Made
r Ceremony . F1lrvlew Bapll.st Churth,
Costa Mesa, was decoralcd
wltb arrangemenll of white
gltdloU, 1 to c.k, ~
themums lbll 1 prdeN.u to
crule a Haw&lfill 1toio•• e
when Coonie Bue -IDd Rould E. MaqniaC ucbaopd
fon gown carrylng a colonlal
bouquet of pµti dalay $rysan-
them um s 1 an d the
bridesmaid!, Miu Janice K• dill of Bii e.,., and Mn.
Kenlleth Coffman of ,i.oc>g 8'&ch wore Utbt plnk empire .......
Mrs. Ev1 Slmao of KJ.uJ,
Hawaii.
Aller llooe~ In Cann.I and other polalrat lio.
terest ln northern C&Ufomta.
the couple will establlsb their
home in Costa Meaa.
MRS. MICHAEL WILLIAM KELLY
J1m1lc1n Honeymoon
~ M.J. Brennans Honored
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On 60th Anniversary •
Mr. and P.1rs. M. J. Bren-
; nan of Corona del Mar were
• hooofed by their five children
~ as they cele~rated their 60th
~ wedding ann1verJary.
" A buffet dinner, served be·
• side the pool in the garden o[
their Newport Beaclt home,
' was hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
• Harry Clarke, the Brennans'
'daughter aDd son-in-law.
Besides Mrs. Clarke, the
couple's children present were
Airs. Margaret Johnson of
Glendale, Mrs. B. J. Brady
and Mrs. J. C. Brennan of
Chicago, and Mrs. Ora Block
of Big Rapids, Mlch.
The Messrs. Brady, Bren-
nan, and Block also were
present, as was Mrs. Marga-
ret Smith of Glendale, Bren-
nan's sister, who attended the
June wedding 60 years ago.
Of the Brennans' IS. grand-
children. those present were
li1r. and A1rs. Daniel Stark of
La Canada. Dr. and Mrs. ~11·
chael Clarke o{ Seattle, Mr.
and !\frs. Terence Clarke o{
B c r kc I e y and 1'1is& Kate
Clarke.
Eight veal-grandchildren
attending included the four
sons of the St.arks and Dr.
and Mrs. Clarile·s four daug h·
ters.
Plant Lovers
Plan Luncheon
?.1embers of Orange County
Cactus and Succulent Society
are planning to gather al noon
on \\'ednesday, July 2. in Costa
1'.1anor Mobile Home Park.
Those attending are asked tn
bring a sack lunch . with coffee
lo be furnished there. Follow-
ing lunch, a meeting will begin
at I p.ni.
The Brennans were married
In Chicago and made their
home ' In Gle11dale before mov-
ing to Corona del Mar JS
years ago.
Fun.her guests congratulat-
ing the couple were lhei.r
nieces and nephews, Sister
Mary Margretlne, BVM, KJ.n.
NS City : Mr. and .Mrs. J. E.
Smith and family of Glendale
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dixon and family of Newport
Beach.
Mrs. Flavia Dixon came
from Long Beach and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Brady from
Temple City to present their
best wishes.
Art Workshops
Offer Variety
Several art workshops now
are under way in Torana
liouse. sponsored by the
Torana Art Le.ague of Santa
Ana·.
Opening Wednesday, July 2.
will be eight sesslons of
figurative and nonfigurative
drawing taught by H e r b
Gris"•o\d of Laguna Beach.
The session! will lake place
from 1 p.m. to 10 with a $3S
fee.
There Is a ceramics
worksl1op at Torana House all
day each Wednesday. and now
under way are children's
classes on f\.1ondays ·and
Thursdays from 1:30 to 4:30
p.1n.
Sea Sirens
TOPS Sea Sirens meet in
Killybrookc School, Cost a
r-.1esa, every \\'ednesday at 7
p.m.
1·vau1·;ao·a·LEM=· .. _:_· .. ··--i1
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i ? N ~ T ~ V E?R $?5 0 ? i
Classified Advertising, and place a
PILOT
PENNY I PINCHER
Balboa Island will be home
alter their Jamaican honey-
moon for Michael WUUam
Kelly of Balboa Island and hJs
bride, the Conner Barbara
Ann Machado, who exchanged
wedding vows during noon
rites in St. Barbara's CathotJc
Cburch. Santa Ana.
Reading the nupttal mass
was Utt Rev. Michael Collins,
assisted by lhe Rev. Patrick
Riley.
The bridal couple are the
daughter and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Machado of Fount:1in
Valley and P.1r. and Mrs.
William Kelly of Anaheim.
For the ceremony, the bride
selected a gown of lace--
enhanced E n g 1 I !I h net
decorated wllh beadlfll, which
featured a detachable
cathedral train. Her cathedral
veU we held in place with a
beaded !lice cap, and butlerfly
orchids and stephanotls form.
ed her bridal bouquet.
Serving as maid or honor
was Pat Gaddis or Garden
Grove, and as brldesmalds,
Kathy Kelly, the bridegroom's
sister; Sue Lee, Newport
Beach; Diana Feren. Hun-
tinstoo Beach; VI r g In I a
Andrada, Chino, and Toni •
MacDonald, Hunt i ngton
Beach.
A yellow chiffon go1vn with
short pUff sleeves was selected
for the maid of honor. and
similar gowns in lime green
MRS. RONALO E. MANNING
Former Connie Pereira
weddlnf pied,... .
Per!onnlng the double rlJJc
rites for tbe daughter and son
of Mr. and ~frs. Albe.11
Pereira of Cosla Me51l and lhe
Rev. and Mrs. 0 . L. &lan11l.ng
or El Monte was the Re\'.
Melvin Taylor.
For the afternoon rites. the
bride chose an empire go"'" of
chanUlly la ce, styled \'.'ilh a
cathedral train. Her veil was
caught to rhinestone encrust·
ed petals, and she carried
a cascarle of while buttcrrly
roses and elegance carnalions,
accented wi th baby's breath.
P.1iss Lynda Sharp appeared
for her role as maid of honor
in a cherry pink empire chit-
The 1nower &Ir), The resa
Jones, n le c 4:. · or the
bridegroom, wo~8 light plnk
t'nlpire gown wilh p u r r
sleeves.
John White of Jngle\vood
serYed as best man and ushers
were Bruce Manning, brother
of the bridegroom. and Cof-
fmiin. RJng bearer \\'as
Anthr .y J Ol!C!, n~phe1v of the
bridegroom .
The Villa ll1ari na rcst~urant.
also decorated to set a
lfawaiian atmo~phere. wns lhe
setting for the reception .... ·here
250 guest signed the guest
book circulated .. by M i s s
llfarilyn l\!urphy. A special
guest wa:ir the bride's aunt,
Brewer-Service Troth
Engagement News Told
An Aug. 23 wedding in St.
Mary's Episcopal Chu r c h,
Laguna Beach. ls being plan·
ned by Janet Service and
William F. Brewer.
were c h os c n fnr the ____________________ _
Their engagement has been
announced by Mr. and Mrs.
Carl W. Service of Corona de!
Mar. parents of the future bridesmr1ids. Picture h a t !I
were worn by all the at-
tendants and they each car-
ried six Jong stemmed yellow
roses Ued with long velvet
streamers.
Flowe .. ~rl was Lisa Vieira
of Lemon Heights, who wore a
lime green chiffon dress, and
rirJR bearer was Daniel Ma:zey
of Norwalk.
Women 's Committee Awards
Dedication Saluted
bride.
l\tiss Service was graduated
from Corona de! Mar High
School and a business school
and attended Orange Coast
College.
Her fia,.nce, also an alumnus
Engraved plaques were Chinese dynast:es was given of COMHS, attended the
presented to two Harbor Area by the artist, who Illustrated Californ ia Maritime Academ y and now Is a senior at residents for outstanding his talk with figurines which California p 0 1 Y te ch n i c
service to the community and he sculptured and costµm~ in Institute, San Luis Obispo, slu·
unified school district by the authentic fabrics and jewels. dying mechanica l engineering.
Women's Committee of lhc Luncheon ho.stessei;,were the lie is a member of th e Ar1ny
Costa Mesa Chamber oI Com-Mmes. Ronald llardy, Neal ·ROTC.
merce. Martin, Jack Rein c rt , Parents or the hcnedicl-Elect
Rectiving their awards dur-Nicholas Zeiner and D:?~.1url are Mr. and Mrs. James f,
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JANET SERVICE
Auguit Bride
The new Mn:. Mannina ls a
graduate of Newpcrt Jfaibor
High School and h~r husband,
a graduate of El Monte High
School. ls !lervlng with Ole
U.S. Navy in Long Beach.
Paintings,
Hangings
On Display
Paintings by Ruth OSgoOd
and wall hangings and pottery
by Jack Taylor are belnt
shown by the Coffee Garden
Gallery, Corona del Mar, by
the Newpon Harbor Service
League.
Ruth Osgood, a past presi-
dent of the Laguna Buch
Ar t Association, is currently
president and chairman of the
board of the Laguna Beacb.
School of Art and De.sign.
Wall banging.s, or macrema,
by Jack Taylor feature var-
ious weights of rope and
beads such u sllip's rope, old-
fashioned pulls, or solid ob-
jects such as driftwood . Hls
hand thrown pottery will ~
elude bowls, lamp bases aqd
vases.
YOU KNOW
YOUR CHILD
WILL LEARN
TO SWIM AT
BLUE BUOY
A11d So Wiii Yo1
Attahol111, lolboo 1'111116,
So•ta A11a, T111t!n
546-1@00
Standing ·..-Jth the
bridegroom as best man was
Dave Distel of Mission Viejo
and ~ating guests were Dick
Suess, Corona del Mar; Bob
Collins, San Diego: A I
Prehetn. Anaheim; Michael G.
Machado. brother of the bride .
and Michael Stout, Garden
Grove.
Ing a luncheon In the Cosla ;:~T~osll~. =========B~r~e~w~er~o!~Qr~e~n~tw~ood~,~!~o~rm~er~~C~or~o:n'~d~el=~~t~er~re~s~id~cn~t~s.~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mesa Golf and Country Club!
were Mrs. Robert T. Lilly of
Costa Mesa and Mrs. Garth s.
Bergeson of Newport Beach.
A reception in t h e
Newporter Inn !ollowed the
ceremony and guests were
asked to sign the register by
Mrs. Michael Mello, cousin of
the bride.
The bride ls a graduate or
Bois. Grande Hlgh School and
attends Orange Coas:t College.
Her hwibml is 1 graduate of
Anaheim High School and
Fullerton Junlor College.
Dr. Norman Loats, associate
superintendent o! Newport
Mesa Unified School District,
made the presentations.
George Stuart, artist and
sculptor, wu introduced by
the presiden~ Dr. Ht Id a
McCarlne)', as lhe speaker for
the day.
A history of the ancient
James
During
Wed Trainors
Ceremony HB
Making thei r home i n
Riverside will be Mr. and l\1rs.
Robert James Trainor Jr. who
exchanged their wedding: vows
and rinp during a ceremony
conducted by the Rev. Thomas
W. Overton in the First Chris·
iian Church, Huntington
Beach.
The bride. the former
Charlene Elizabeth Elliott. is
the daughter of Mr. and r-.1rs.
Charles Lee Elliott of Hun·
llngton Btach.
Given in marriage by her
father, she selected a princess
gown of white silk linen
fashioned with ·a chapel train
attached to the back neckline
and trimmed l!' i t h e1n-
broldered daisies and seed
pearls. Her shouk!er length
veil of bridal illusion was held
with a cluster of embroidered
daisies and she carried a bou-
quet o( daisies.
Maid of honor Ruth Elaine
Rhoa~ of Oakland was gown-
ed in a yellow crepe dress with
matching accessories and car-
rled a bouquet of yellow
daisies.
Serving as best man was
Ronald Kaiser of Menlo Park
and ushering were Daniel
Charles Piper of Covina and
Lt. George David Elllott,
Inglewood, nephew of the
bri de.
Following the c e r e m o n y
guests attended a luncheon
and reception in the Green-
brier Inn, Garden Grove.
AniJting were M1All Michele
Elllott, the bride's ni«e, Ind
Mrs. caJvin Elliott, her lister·
in·law.
The bride Is a graduate of
Pepperdine College, Los Ange-
les, and has done graduate
work there and at California
State College at Fullerton.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mn. Robert J a m es
Trainor of El Monte, received
his BS degree Crom Cal Poly,
Pomona, and currenUy is
finishing graduate work on his
PhD in physics at t b e
UC Riverside.
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VfC. 62, NO. 155, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COVNTY, CA(IFORNIA': MONDA'(, JUNE . 3~. ·1969 TEN CENTS
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Parking Tokens Issued::fo Laguna
" < M·erchants.
New coins went into clrculaUon today
ln downtown Laguna Beach -brius-col·
ored pal'ldn& tol<ens.
First tokens were given out by
merchants to customers right after city
workers this morning began installing
new met'er beads at 48S downtown park-
ing slots.
Installation of the meters will be com-
pleted TUesday. ·
Jdea of the tokenJ Is for businessmen
•
to provide customers with courtesy park-
ing. MeicbantJ buy tbe tokens from the
city for five ~ts. '
"'We could Just g1,. the cuatomers •
nii;kel but they mlgh& be embarrasaed to
receive it;" said Rot,ert Benner, acting
chairman of· Downtown BUSilless As.wcia-
lloo. •
Apart rrom the toke.os,tthe main reason
fo'r ~ cb.lnP, over id meter beads ts to
boost' the rate from a nickel to a dime an
hour. Two hours will be maximum.
City Manager James Wbeatoo said the
new meter heada are beina installed
aloog COUt Hlghway fmn Lqtoo Street
to Aster Street,. on Forest A~~ in
the Glenneyre ·and El Pasco buchlronl
city parldlJg IOU.
The tokens ""' sUghUy !otger thin a nickel, but welgl) the aame as the U.S.
coin and trip the'balf.J>our r.gls!er whea
fed into the ·maw. ,
On either side I.bey read : 11Park Free
ln Be.autifUI Lacuna Beach."
IXOD ans
Dewn tlae
'Mission
Trail
Penny Carnival
Set for Fourth
MISSION VIEJO -A ''Big Penny
Catnlvpl" will be held Friday at !lie
Mission Viejo Recreation Center.
eaiiuva1 activiUes of games and prizes
will 8i lie1d from 0000 to 4' p.m. in· coii-
nection with 4th of July Ind~pendence
Day.
• Yeg• l.e••-Ce B~ltt
MISSION VIEJO -Yoga lessons
taughC to the Hatha prlnclpall by Rennee
Tay!Or will begin nen Monday, July 7, at
a· p.m. in the Mission Viejo Recreation
Center.
Four sessions will be held Mondays to
July ZS. Fee for Recreation Center
members Is $4 and for non members the
charge is $6.
:e Y Opl!tl• '.I'"'° St•ruls
EL TORO -In addition to lbeir
fireworks stand at Toro ctnter, the South
Orange County YMCA has set up another
st.and on El Toro Road just west of the
freeway.
·'The new stand will be open Saturday.
and remain open through July 4. Hours
are from 18 a.m. till dawn. The other
stand will be open from 10 a.m. through 9
p.m. from Saturday through Wednesday,
.1nd . remain open an additional hour on
Thursday and July 4.
·• Witnesses Bid Denied
SAN CLEMENTE -In a unanimous
vote, the City Council bas denied a use
pennit requested by Jehovah's Witnesses
to build a church at East Avenida
Cordoba.
<1'he protests of neighboring property
ownefl,, and a report from assistant
poUce chief Stanley MatcheU warning o
the hazards of increased traffic in the
vicinity, resulted in lhe denial
.e H!Jtne Building Slated
LAKE FOREST -Const.ruction on a
new 500-home development here will be
slarted ~ediately by M. J, Brock &r:
Sons, a southern California building firm
Which purchased the development site
from Dean Bros. for $2 mllllon.
This is the !~st land sale that Dean
Bros. has made to another builder in
Lake Forut. .
ID addition, Westinghouse Electric
Corp. haa purchased a 2!t-acre site in the
i.He Forest Industrial Park area. It Was
the lint -ol lndust.rial 1aJl<f befe.
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No Identities
'Mysterious Boat
Runs Aground
By JORN ~Al.TERZA
01 M1e Dllllr PllM S ....
The expensive 0-foot catiln cruiser
11Sbannondo&" with a mysterious ~rty
of .four persons aboa~ cruncPed har:~ aground oa the moonlit beach early this
morning on the ~ PeninsUIL
· The '75,~lus, ·black-hul1'1d· Stevens Cl'!iiMr ~!>IP~'"' lti1J1each'at
the ocean·e.nd clE Strefit at abqut 1 a.m.
.a~~oit_~~oae ~the n;;·appat<Jlt pi)al C!f• fl1I p!qll> Mfl,
who thu!' far· !ill ~ lo. ldWlfy
hlinsellorhis~lilllered•
badly cut fool lirlhe .-lollowillC
the gniwidlng, •
Lifegwu:d9 said he · e<m;ented lo lint
aid aljer an hour ol coaxlJ!I.
SpOkesman for Basin Marine Inc. of .
Newport Beach, the firm in charp of
sa1va;1ng the. cruiser, said the "Shan-
noodoa" is owned by Paul•Wamn. 1be
craft'• homt port is Sao Frallclleo.
Salvqen using a bvge Cf.'De and
trailer won a race at 11 a.m. today
against another extttmely hfgb tide. 'l'h"1 ·llfteif· lbe ..... 1 off lbe sand from
the w1ter's edge~and ·onto the walling
Boy, 16, Cited
After Hitting Rail
On Temple Hills
A car driven by a 16-year-old Laguna
Beach youth ovtrturned in the 1100 block
of Temple .Hills Drive after careening
ai:ound the Temple Hills "big, bend.0 and
striking the guard rail Saturday morniog.
He w'5 cited for driving without a llceflJe and . for defecUVe brakes, ac.·
conllng to police Lt. Fraok Schopen.
The youth received abrasions to his left
shoulder In the accident, but was not
bospilalized, p>lice said.
Lt. Schopen 1aid the accident occun:ed
as the boy was westbound Oft Temple
lfi11s Drive, downhlll Tbe youth inld of.
ficers that he attempted to 1low the cil:r
as he approeched the curve at the 1100
block but lost his brakes, ScMpen said.
A separate rear-end traffic accident
Sunday Injured a Burbank ' man. Lewis
Ray Hunl<r, 33, ol Burbank told officers
he would see bis own doctor for treat-.
menL
The collision occurred at 300 N. Coast
lUghway~ ~ a car driven by Graham
Hunt Han, 11, of ·224t s.\coast Highway
stopped Sor lr1flic and• WU hit in Ille
rear, police uld.
trailer. ll was feared the boat would be.
heavily damaged if the Ude rose. while
the craft was still near the pounding surf.
· The CfiAlSC of the mishap was as cloudy.
as the identity of the two men aJkl. two
w':'.J\~ 'C:l: Buddy Belll>e Said this
1119rninl ]bot checkl on the hull ~ll'tr•• ,l\lia~.Paplj .
.3;000 Troop;
Making : Push
To Lift Siege
SAIGON (UPI~-A force of 3,000 gov-
ernment troopa backed by the .heaviest:
U.Sr air raids in two months puabed
ul)<ipposed toward Ben Het today in an
atte;n:W to lift the 56:day-old siege, U.S. militPJ spokesmen reported.
B52 bombers struck targets wilhin a
mile of the Green Beret Special Forces
camp In the ttntral bigb@nds while u. s. and South V\einameA fl&ht<r·
bombers pounded the· ridges around Ben
Het where Commun.I.st gunners have
shelled the camp abnost daily.
U.S. military spokesman said South
Vietnamese i.D!antrymen inclted through
the dense jungles near the LaOB-Cam-
bodian border, destroying bunk.en. and
spider holes Uled only last week by
Cornmunilt soldien to ambw;b allied
convoys on highway 512, a one-lane road
lo Oak To, eight miles away.
The foot troops driving on Ben Het
were part of a 3,000-man force ordered
into the area in a new . operaUoo wbicb
began this weekend, Commanders re-
fused to dlacuss the specif.tc misaion of
the operation since it enLailed future
plans, but the relief of Ben Het was one
of. them.
The drive was so successful that the
abelll.ngs of Ben Het conthrued to alack·
en -there were 25 rounds into the camp
Swxlay which killed two South Viet·
namese but there were no tncomlng
rounds from midnight lo the early bours
of tonight.
The drive also eased the air supply
of Ben Het. U.S. cargo planes flying
through protective screens of white
smoke laid down by American gunships
dropped more than 35 tons of food, water
and · ammunition , by · parachute to the
cam,P.'s 200 American and 450 Viet·
namese defenders.
Art Festival Hands Over
Col. Alexander Weyilnd, IO, a We6l •
Polnt<r from El Pun, Teus, said of
the slackened Comm..u.t effort" "It
appears ~ en~ ls indeclaive. He's tak1ni a beatlng and bu to decide
whet.her it's wor1h It to tum milllarily
and • po!!Uoally lo keep· •P the effort.''
$112,_000 Forum t,o . Citr,
Th. c1\Y of Laguna Beach b the new
proud 'owner of the $112,llOO Festltal ol
Mt Forum.
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'A gatberlng <II about 400. community
leaden wltne....r the tranActioil Sawr-daJI ut.rnooo, when Festival of Arts Shard President William D. Martin tun>
ed the Fonim's key over to Loguna
Mayor Glenn E. Vedder.
Oiampagne and ...., by the Festl••I of
Arlt Chorale brigbleae<' the occasion In
the l!Z«al !beat.er. The Forum, deskned by ar<hltec:t Don
WUUa....., IDd !!AllCed by the Festival
\
of Arts, II purpm10d to he the only
theater flnanoed entirely• by a non-profit
or1anJ¥'!m and then ~ to .a cil7
completely unemcumbered,
llurtnfl the run of tho FesUval of Arts,
the tbeal<r will bt uMd for Ilene's
MarianeUes. Tbe .... ol.tlle year tt will
be ovallable to the """11lllQ1ly for
meetinp, coocerts, and the IUIL
The .,..m floor ol the two-story
lhul<r will houoe food -· a junior art nhtbll and '. cbildroo'1 art
c1um-..111are.n11.
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CLIPBOARDS
'COPPED'
• Two re<Uaced La11W11 Bc.och pol1ee of·
ncen Ill down Saturday, to write i:r)m•
r;portJ aboUI l1ie !hell Of'two ~ ~own. .. .,,.. .
, The two ·pofll'O offlcou had pal'lced
their black ind white prowl cars in the
100 bloclraf Mountain Road and then-Id!
on foot to patrol the beach at 5 :30~.m.
• Upon returning, tho men found they
hid tWil crimf!I to report. ''Perlm'ta
W>lmown" had copped tho cllpboarda
!mn both police ean.
The origlaal lot ol 10,llOO tokem, has
been elitlrely sold to merchants, son'tt of • ~tlom ha\'e malled them to their
automers. Another 10,000 are_ on 'Older.
Any ,shortage 'b' expected to be t.ken.
care.'ol by'~tloo of the ~-
.. "lleinl .able to J>l'OV!de. frte parking Pifs>UJ ln a rhore comsieUUve poait1on
wl\1! lho!>Plni ceo!m," said Boaner,
jibe pwdo double the parking rate'
aD4 UM~ was workid out betWeeo
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city officials and th• merchants. Ad-
ditional revenue will be put Into a spedJI
fund to JM"chase property far new city
parking lots and perhaps add second
Jeveb to present city lots.
The new meter heacb catry a decal
telling of the two.hour UmitaUon .
Hefeedin( of melen to gain addillooal
' time ls not allowed.
City police enforee· the limi~. v~lallon
ol whicl> mulls in a ticket Iba~ COlll 11
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OAILY'. I'll.Of tt1ft ,.._
1'"f-t1·.f'a~r s~~8 l.!tr ·.;;~· . ,. ..
~tx. l!i'bsaloff adds·brlght !Q1tcll to Art.A-Fair. 1roundstaking shape
iat 3411' N. C:O.st Hi8l!Way• !niUguna. Art·A·'Fair, known last year as· ~er Fertlvill, Js,~,~Y Laglllia Beach Fine Arts Alloda·
.lioo.,Mon»!liM 60.prunter;, craftsmen and sCUlptors are expected to
eJll\lolt du.'irlg July 11 ·Aug. 2f _event. · • · ·
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Smith Coast Community
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Hospital Marks 10th Year
Abnost 40,000 patients later, South ~ cOmmlinlty Hospital Tuesday will mark thO !Oth •aonfveraary ol 111 ~
No celebnUon la p!Jnned, jllll r,enm>-' b...-<~t ·doon opened and the llrll
Dagunan Elecwd ·
To Top Pos~ "in ·
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lf paid promptly. Every two haun a
new tlclten can be given aod they can
stack up on the wind.shleld.
A three-minute grace period will be
allowed beyond the first two hours.
Thi 'faming• decal pull the city -
on Jt11l solid iround after MUnlclpal
Court Judge J. Parley Smith inld city of.
ficlals enforcement again.st refeedlng i.s
nOt.'proper unleJI parkeni were forewarn-
'4·
est
1Europe Trip
.
W~Delay
4-week . Stay
<" A four.week visit in San Clemente Is'
~uled by President Nixon after ·bis
round-~world trip, tncluding a stop in
Communist Romania, ends tn earl,y
August, While House aides said today.
·Np _ exaft dates have been aet. but
wesldenttal press secretary Rod ~egler
said •the atay at the Summu White
8-'!ill be&ia Alli• ,1 or 13, as -
planned.
' President Nixon's Orange Coast stay
has ~ timed to coindde wlllt the ~laoal receu of seVl!ral nets
~'AU(. I and lM end Of•his llobll trtp . .
. .. r said the foreign tour alightly
u the ·N~ons·· ottglnaJ plam tdr a
v San Clemente, but the Umetible
wW be approzimate.ly four c:onsecutlvt weu.
The.glob.al tour is scheduled for July 23
to Aug. 3; and wlll.include a visit ln Com·
munist Romania.
Details of the Pre!ilderit's wtirk:·and~
play stay at his n·e w I y · f um 1 gated
beach!ront mansion have not yet been
made public by the White House press
service.
Presumably the procedure will be
similar to his recent vJSft en route to
Vietnam war talks on MJdway Island,
featuring new• conferences" and in-
terviews at tbe Newporter Inn.
AJthQUgh ~ings and goings of the
Flrst Family will continue on the 11ame
tone as their busy Wahington agendl,
the Nixqns are all expected to he ln·Sao
Olemente for most of August. f.. new swimming pool built on the
grounds of the old Hlram H. C o t t o n
Estate will be ready and presumably
two species of termites will no longer be
in evidence.
A Wh1ttier firm C:O.JJlpleted fumigation
of the to-room manlfon recently, follow-
ing an executive order for execution
forthwith of the flying and crawlin1
termites.
Stoclc Markets
NEW YORK (AP) -The .tock market
closed with a,modest pin today as seJec..
Uve buying pve lt aome of its bounce.
Trading wu '*low .. (See quotaUons, Pages
14,lS),
Oraage Coast
' Weadter
Thal long-awaited summer wea·
thor ls liaalb" wllh us, and the
mercury i:r due for a jump into the
801s along the cout Tuesday. Fur·
tMr ln1aftd It'll bleat 90, we're
told. ' . • INS..,E TODAY '
Tlte latca t mediool Spe'Cialty
is tile oriainol non-specialty -
general procticc -ond it will
b• toU(lht ot Hoeg M....nal
f!o.tpital in conjunction with-the
UC Irvine Mtdicot School. Ste
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I DAIL y PILOT L -· -'°' 1,.,
Congre8S'.Sets De&dliDes~ ThenDue-.STJiem
WASIDNGTON (UPI) -The 10 per· --::.--..~~. ba1 "'2 lmow II uwo . ,..,.
poydieci -
Nor will you IJte any change in clgaret.
te commercials. although two federal
agencies want ~~~amp down on lhem Ind the law berrn11 them fror11 taking
1ucb .action dies at mldnia:ht, along witb
the eurchrap.
Actually, the laws under which the
fedenl1 sovmunent &pends its money Ml
GUI too. llOl the spendinf won't 114p.
It ill all part <JI .. 111111111 -undu
Apollo Trial
Count Begins;
Monkey Okay
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Apollo 11 's
power cells were ~vated in J crucial
trial countdown on the ground today
while an orbiUng monkey named Bonity
behaved normally during the second day
his month-long medical fact-finding
flight.
The monkey, reported tn excellent
shape: in his strange new world of
wei&hlleaneu, la expected to return July
28 wMb enough data to help man plan for
voy1i" luting many months. His
ml.flfon is costing Q2.1 mlllion.
The mission b going in perfectly
routine fashion," said a spokesman at the
Blosatellite Control C.e:nter. Greenbelt,
Md. In bis lint full dav aloft, the monkey
drank a quart of nter, ate ane IO food
pe11.U and apertly ployed two gomes.
'Mle Apollq 11 countdown f.est, a final
rthearsal of everythlng but blutof(, was
proceedinf jUll u wdl al the !lunch Ille.
lt was aiming toward a mock launcb at
g,32 a.m. PDT Wednelday -~y
twa weekl befcre the moonsltip's t&ll:eo!f
date.
La.wich crews 1 c l i v a t e d the
,;pacecraft'a three vital fuel cell power
generatori and began pumping frigid li·
quid hydrogen and ai:ygen into Its tanks.
Astronauts Nell A. Armstrong, Micha~l
Collint IDd Edwin E. Aldrin returned to
the -port from a weekend in Vlrlinla
and Texas and rehearsed their JalD1Cb In
a command sblp slmolatOr: They und"IO
a major medical cbOckup Tuesday.
The three pilotf are due to return from
rqan•1 finl lunar Jaoding_missian July M.
President Nixon 'plans \Oh be. aboard tlie .
recovery carrier Hornet to welcome ~ i
back. He also e:rpect.s--to dine with the ;
astronauts here on ~.l!ve, July li..
The space monkey, a 'it-pounder from
the jungles of Thailand, rocketed into
orbit Saturday nJght Jl.nd, ei:cePt for ii
briel flurry of ezcJte-during launch,
was follow~ tbe ret1men be rehearsed
!or moaths on earth.
Radio reports from . 23 sensors Im-
planted lo bis brajn, art.eriea and other
body parts show he is eating, working
and aletping normally as h1s 1,SS6-pound
biosate.lllte circles the globe. It 15 in aa
orbit ranging from 115 to 244 mile! high.
The object of !be •pace!Ught, longeat
ever planned for a living creature, is to
determine in detail how prolonged ei:-
posure to the lack of eravUy in space af.
feet.a life pl'OCt5$eS.
Walk Ends Vp
In 'Dog Fight'
A disturbance over wa\k1ng I. dog led to
bruises, lumps and sore feelings Saturday .
night, according to a Costa Mesa youth, ·
who also complained lo police that bil
cigar was crushed in the ezchange.
Douglas A. TruhlU, 20, of 256(1. Ford-
ham Drive, and his buddy, Michael J,
Leonard, 19, of San Sebastian Ave.,
Mission Viejo, were both assauJt.ed by lbe
angry man, they told officers.
Truhlll said he had both hands on the
dog's leash when punched in the mouth
by the suspect neighbor and. couldn't
fight back, so l;eonard struek the at-
tacker.
''That seemed to end it," TruhUJ said,
but the matter is being probed by police
today.
OA llY r1 1or
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ttfl• Mtlel DI ""'"' kY S'"" tltMOM •••di: ,,,, _, ..............
llWM cl• ...,.= Jilt,.,,, l"-1
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. . t eon,,_ 8eU dlldllnes for l!Mll, '*II aolu. . P1-Johft!OD called up n,OOI
-..-1bem wbal 1be ~' 111111nt W.011 ID pd~·" , -In April alld llaY.1111,-atawa • • ' DllDa ............ ~ Mid., .Ibo..,_ ...... M 'ftalll I
from p.aycbeob for another month While IMla-=tllo-. tto•• wUI cost t1xp1yets $16 billion a mOO!h .. w Con&r... ~ .. ,. llP'
--bUll (w !tdet'll 'dopartli!'!!" ind'' agenoltt. Meantime, und<i' '!he
re.90lutions, each dfpartment spends ~t
IU old rate or Vlei rate prescribed 1n
President Nlxorfs proposed bud1et,
,,,, :!ti.'' umolb' ..W • ...... "lie ...... ~ w bad ID:· • nOt ..,_ i;,.: qys be doein't want 1be Jlw,
UalllllS ,....iotloa" °"'lllM ,... 1111 • '1111 -.. 11.... wbldi 1eb !be President lllObillze ol tblia. .,_, )Ui 11!1 protralbl dla 1o !ftllrt,tl 1 pp or two~ hoftn:r. U )'IU • NMl'Ytl&I and national g u a rd 1 m e n
..:ir~ m:1-t:::
ezplre can keep running until the are a commercial fisbUman, don't mall without declaring a naUonal emera:ency.
lawmakers get around to changing them, in your request for a federal subsidy to -'lbe De{f:nse Department told coacress
taUvely Its muacles by bqilllllng
•bearmp ·-y-GO Its proposal lo .,._
quire a _s:f.el'.11 health 1'amln& en all
cigarette comm er c I 1 l.1 and ad·
vertlsements • ..But the HOUR alnady ·ha•
passed a ... bJJf eztetiif:tDg . the ban on
regulatory actlon and the rrc ls unlikely
to put its rule 1Dto effeet•untll the Senate
wh.IChever ts lowtr.' · .. ' . ~4
.mending them or scrapping them . help pay for your new boat. After mid-Nixon would rather take bi! case to a
'J'1Ua ye.ar is no e:rception. Although night tonight, the Department o f joint sess!on of Congress if another
Getting back to fishing boil!, don 't
worry about yoUr subSldy check_ tf your
applicaUon gets approved before mid-
night. You 'll get it. It's the department's
a,utborlty to approve; D!)t to spend, that
stops.
mort than a 5CO(e of laws expire today, TranspCll'talloo will have no authority to emergency arises.
Congress appears confident it has pat· process It until Congre5$ votes a new The fate ol the surtax: still depends on
ched up the 1overnment fabric with authorizaUon. the House. But C.Ongress voted last week
eJIOlll)i tempon11y m.naiom to k<ep Also eXpirmg ls !be law under wlilcb to have 1be eitra 10 percent witblleld deo;ldes 1be tnta!al!90 '• late. •
Tbo most COSU, "coolimW>g rn&..
DAILY PILOT Pilotti" llkll11' KHhler
Moise Tshombe
Exiled Congolese
Lead·e.r Succumbs
ALGIERS CAP) -Moise Tshombe,
known ~ the "rubber man" of African
polltlcs, died Sunday of an .apparent
heart attack., The Algerian Press Service
reported today. He was 49. •
A commurilque signed by 10 Algeilan
doctors said the former premier of ·the
Congo and leader of the breakaway state
or K:ata.nga appeared lo have died in his
sleep. It said an autopsy was to be
performed today.
CHILDREN CAVORT NEAR CRUISER WHICH RAN AGROUND DURING NIGHT AT NEWPORT BEACH
'Mom, You'll Never lellev~ Wh•t Waahed Up On the Beach In Front of Our House'
The announcement of Tshombe's death
cime two years to the day after a French
plane hijacker brought him to Algeria at
gunpoint. The plane had been chartered
to take Tshombe from Spain, wbe~ he
had been living in exile, lo PaJma'de Ma-
jorca.
After a deal fell through b!t.,..·een
Algeria and the Congo to utrad.ite
Tshombe to KiMbasa ( forme r I y
Leopoldville) to face a death sentence,
Tshombe's status became veiled in offi·
cial silence. He was kept in solitary con-
finement for two years, well treated but
denied contact with the outside world. Police, Recreation Job
Applicants Face Exams
Applieants for Lquna Beach police Wheaton said. lie will sit In on lhe in-
chief and the' dty'4-flrat fllll·time rec-tervlews to listen.
re1tlon · dlrect.or have been winnowed 0 J'm pleased with the caliber ol the
down to the oral board stqe. appllcabtl," said Wheaton. "There are.
City Manager JllD(I D ~ ~ •"°"" .,..,.U~nl, ~dates; I just hope
be bu RI the arii CliDlnat1on ' for ile 'cu' llnd" anotlier Harry La brow
poUce cblef aJ>llllcaola lor,Joly I. Po-omoni them."
lice Chief ~ LallroW "°'!!'I In Th<! city ~-o"!!l,~so be llsten-
,\ugtlll • • <"f '11 Ing Joly 1': 'liha ~ orll board
l!'hWOt! ml 11f: t'ec<1 _ U ""'11c• quai.lonJ el;tit a!W~ -. from a
tioat far ·1IW)loll. lk bu narrowed 1be field, <JI IO -for r~ dir.ctor.
field too JI 1!ho will be interviewed. The Wboaton said again tlltr. '"" good and
orll boml will cooa1at <JI Labrow; Doyle experienced candidotq, 1or the role, a
Miller, ~ Buch city admln-"""'. one in Lal\IDI, .~up by council
islra.tor; Mt Mckenzie, Cort.a Mesa city action in recent moaths. In the past the
rnanacer;aod former police chief; and city bu had part-time r8creaUon direc-
Wayne ·-~ Fullerton: police cbJef. Uon .•
Tbo board will nmk the jappUcant. by The oral board will lnclude Don Ar·
their preferince and make'-1111 remarka nette, Santa Mantca parb and recrea·
they feel ~Deed• d about applicants, iion director; Lagiman. BUI Wood, for.
merty w!lb 1be Boys' Cltib; and a third
Mr. David King,
Theater, Music
Enthusiast, Dies ·
David Clifton JOng, 1 Laguna ruldent
fcir ti yean; died Sunday mandnC•l1lll
home. He was 84.
Since his retirement in 1958, Mr. King
has been 'active in the Laguna Beach Art
Association, the Laguna Communlty
Players As.sociatlon, the Chamber Mus.ic
Society, and the Community Concert
A.Doci.aUon. In addition, he was a tile
member of South Coast Community
Hospllal.
Mr. King a\90 was associated with the
Group for Philosophic Study and Medllao
tipn, the Diamond Foundation, the Sahoo1
for Esoteric Study, and the An:anai
Workshops.
Prior lo comlo( west, Mr. KJnf wu
oa tbe stalf « the Arcane Scbool ln New
York City.
Mr. King who lived al 2470 S. Cout
liwy., is survived' by a nephew and two ru.ce..
Private funeral services will be h e Id
Wednesday.
'Covey of Cuti.es'
Vie in Laguna
Beauty Contest
Buuty t. who,. ,Ou ftnd It but
Lqun1'1 Main Beach lifeguard head·
quarters will be 1 pretty Sood place to
look Friday evenlnc.
Thll'• ,.hell a pone! 'of ludl" hud<d
by Ml)'Or Glem Vedder will round ~ a
safe and oenut!onal July 4 by oelecliDI
"Miss Lquna Buch IJ!ell\IOJ'd."
Billed .u a ••covey . of OIM'lce«IS
cutln" by Llf'i\latd ClpL R<ld Riehl,
.,,.. ..... " w!U be oeltcled from !be
vlrioUa beacl>U by resldfnl auards.
"Miss Lqun• Beach Lifecuant" and two ~ will be choseD lo ,.1gn
over va rious city and lifeguard fuoctioDI
for· d\e rtm1.lncltr of the swnmer.
Chit! Ll!eguant Tom °"Po" extended • lln ftlvlt.atlon to "•II Mnds' to attend the
nlnth annual Fourth of JWy C'OOtest whlcb
bt&lns at 7:30 p.m. •
{
member yet lo be ..i.cted.
WINS .STATE RECOGNITION
Lagun• L .. lonnalr• Price
Legionnaire
Presented Plaque
A plaque for the "most out.atandlng
community l!letVice ·accornpDahments of
an individual Leglormafre" wl!llt to O. W.
Price of Laguna Post Jzi al the recent
state convention of the AtnVlcan Le&lon
in san Diego. '
·'J11e presentation was made b)'. Richard
J. Spence or San Francisoo, clW.lnn1n of
1be Leaion '1 Community · Service Com·
miss.ion.
Price wu prabed for SO yean
dedicated se:rvlct to veterans 1Dd for
service to the communf1;)'. The Lasuna
poet wu singled out for Its outstandlna
communit.v amr1ce. acUvltlts.
Olltrlct 29, Orange County, received an
oub1and1n1 clllUoo for the l<COnd
1tr..taht )'tar. Price .has 'bttn dlalrlct
community st.rvtce cttainn1n for the past
tbttt yean. . -
\
Fron& J>age I
GROUNDED. • •
tion numbers were fru itless, because they
didn 't exist.
"We don't even have the injured man's
name foi our first aid report from last
night,'~ he said. · ·
Sou.rcea said the ve!lsel ls not equipped
with automatic p\lot, and there was
"someone'' at the· controls when the boa(
skidd.ed up on the beach. Pollce said they
took one "hysterlcaJ" woman from the
beach nfar the era.ft and held her at
headquafters for(• brief period "until she
calmed down."
Another woman p'assenger complained
to reporters ol bruises she said were In-
flicted by oflicers after they rt.Sponded to
the grounding. Police said there were no
arrests.
Bm·glaries Net
$765 Prope1ty
In Laguna Beach
Four burglaries .involving the theft of
$765 worth of property were reported
over the weekend ta Laguna Beach
police.
Stephen Cook Murray. 23, or 1745
t';atallna St., .repor:t.ed that $450 worth of
J}tusical eqUiptneni was taken from his
garage.
.A stereo taPe player and 10 tapes
Valued at Sisti were stolen from the car
Of J . Robert Grarier, 20, Long Beach, The
car was parked iii the 1200 block of Cliff
Prive.
·Don Rose, 61, of 530 Alta Vi!ta Way
reported the theft of $65 worth of kitchen
equipment from a residence at 417~'i
Poplar St., Saturday.
The theft of a $50 stereo tape player
and $50 worth of tapes we reported by
Helen Malick, 20, from her res.idence at
~l ·Lower CllU Drive.
Tshombe earned his nickname by
showing remarkable political resiliency in
rebounding from utter defeat alter the
fall of Katanga in 196.'! to become premier
cf the CoDgo in July 1964. The man with
the moon face and toothy grin inspired no
in·between emotions among Congolese.
He was either loved or hated.
Moise-Kapenda -which stands for
"Moses Beloved'' -Tshombe was born
in Musumba Nov. 10, 1919. His father was
a rarity, a wealthy African businessman
in· an ecQ!Klmy controlled by Belgians.
Tshombe' was often known to bout: "!
am a rich man. I am the only Congolese
who does not need to be in politics to
make a .Uiine. No one can buy me."
Raised as a Met11odbt wilb a blgh
achool education, Tabombe toured Europe
before coming home to run the family 's
interest&, marry the daughter of a tribal
chief and father 10 children.
He served on several tribal and pro.-
vincial councils in the 1950s, and when
Belgium was ready to grant it! colony in-
dependnece, Tshombe was premier of it&
richest province.
Independence came July 1, 1960, and
the Congolese army mutinied soon after.
Tahombe waited 10 days for President
Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice
Lwnumba to reaore order, then declared
independerice for Katanga.
Backed by Belgian mining firms and a
army led by white mercenaries from
South Africa and Rhodesia, Tshombe
withstood worldwide p'resswe and United
Nations' efforts lo end his secession for
30 months.
It wa1 durin& tile first outbreak of
violence, in S!ptember 1961, that U.N.
Secretary.(leneral Dag Hammarskjold
wu flytng to a border loWn for cease-
fire (alb with Tshombe.
Rhodesia, now Zambia. Hammarskjold
was flying to a border town for ceas-flre
talks with Tshombe.
While a U.N. investlgaUng committee
said it found no proof to support rumors
the plane had been shot down, lt added it
was unable to determine the cause of the
crash.
UPI 'f...,.....
EXILED LEADER DIES
Congo's Moist Tshombe
Sun Brings Out
Beach Cro,vds at
Laguna, Oemente
Warming 65--degree water and sunny
skies drew the largest crowds or the
young summer sea.son to San Clemente
and Laguna beaches over tbe weekend.
Calm surf with intermittent four-foot
breakers rolled up on the Laguna strand.
where 15,000 beachgoers s u n n e d
themselves both Saturday and·Sunday.
A south\\·esterly swell of two to four
feet off Sao Clemente beaches drew a
Saturday crowd of 11,000 and a Sunday
crowd of 15,000.
Although there were no reSC\JIS
lifeguards responded to several emera:en:
cy first aid calls, the most serious being
a heart auack in Dana Harbor and
another be:achgoer with a dislocated hip,.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Beer Strike Now Over
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) -Anhel1!<r·
Busch, Inc., world's biggest beer Jll°O--
ducer, went back into full producUon at
plants throughout the nation today.
Beer production had been stopped since
mld·May when Teamster Union officials
at lhe company's new Jacksonville, Fla.,
plant had sent "flying pickets" to com·
pany plants lo stop production in a con-
tract dispute.
Cl•rk'• Shoes from England.
One of the 18 I have a rather decent ee-
leclion of yachting and boating
•pparel. In fact, between my
h ' stoftl and the salt water shop est men s stores on the meuanine in Richard'• Mll;l'ket next door, you 8fll the • N B h dofJgOnede.t eelection in eap-fil ewport eac linty. (Idon'tmindgivingmy
good neishbor a free plnR.)
' ~1 don't I mention pticee !
If it 1oddenly @9l8 hot and you your •tten.Uon. In fact, I bne There'• no eense in showing a
need a cooler necktie or tome-two different clothing shopi picture of • suit or wh•lever,
thing, you don't need to catch within this store. One, which I with a deadly dull description
1unatroke hunting for 80me-call B • Sh . f of the thre•d8.i an1I a price. It's
where to buy it. entage op, 111 or the more important to tell you
Yoo can euily find a men's button.down eoJ.lesie graduate about this 11ore and what it
atore in Newport Beach. I find wlio want8 ·tire tnoditlobal look. atando for.
18 of them, Including my own, My new ohiri. are very com-My priceo are pleaoing. Th<:y
in the phone book. plete right now. By Gant, Enro won't take the curl out of your
111 cue you don't know and Exc:ello, plu1 intuali.ng hair but they may etraighten
which to patronise, pick a nice new l)>Ort shirt• from half a out your check book.
n:i.m e. I give you th~ entire dozen high1y regarded maken. And alwaYI rementher the
list: A L'Elgant, Atkinson, Also• dam good ahoe store. name of the slore, Bidwell. 11'1
Bay Dept. Store, Beachcomber, In addition to Taylor, and a word derived lrom the Latin.
Robert Berkeley, J1ek Bidwell, Sperry Toplider, I .. ....,. Bally l.oooely ll'ftnolated, it me1oa
De1mond'a, Houoe of Morpn, Shoes IJ'Om Switserland, 1111d "the !>Mt of tho bunch.''
Lmsdowne'a, Leopard'• Spots,
Pal Morley's, Mr. Paul'a, Mufti
Ltd., Quarter Deck, Sawyer,
Silverwooda, C Men'a, and
Woodnlll'1,
ft it my ineaotioa• opinion
that nty auiu, sport coat> aqd
tl•ck1 are particularly worth
Jack Bidwell
3467 Via Udo at N_,.,rt Blvd., In Newport Beaoh
nexl to Rlehard'a Market •nd The Lldo Theater.
Plenty oft.... porking in the rear. Phone 6734510
f.opyrisbt 1969, Jack Bidwell.
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Big Boat Grounded
$75 ,000 Cruiser Hits Beach at Balboa
.,. OAILY PllOT,..... ... Rlcllowf ~
By JOHN V AL'TEllM
Of ... ~ .........
The expegjive ll-foot cabin cruiser
"Sbailoondoa" wltb a mysterious party
ol four persons aboard crunched bard
aground oo the moonlit beach early this
morniq oa the B:alboa Perun.,uJa.
The flS,000.plus, black-bulled Stevens
cruiser skidded high up on the beach at
the ocean end or E Street at about 1 1.m.
It wu left on the beach after cme of the
highest Udes of the year.
The appar.nt pUot ol the plush crafl,
who thus far bas refused lo ldenUfy
himself or his pusenpn. suffered 1
badly cut fool In the conflrston following
the grounding. •
IJfe,.,.,... said be conaented to first
aid after an hour of coulng.
CHI LDREN CAVORT NEAR CRUISE.R WH ICH RAN AGROUND DURING NIGHT AT NEWPORT BEACH
'Mom, You'll Never B•l!eve Wh•t Wished Up On the 8-ch In Front of Our Hou1•#
~ fer Bain Marine Inc. ol Newport Bead>, the firm fn chsrge ol
aalvaglO,. the cruiler'psald the "Shan-
nondoa" 1J owned~by aul Warren. Tbe
craft'• home port ii San Francisco.
CdM Men's Shop
Mana ger Killed
While Hunting
Ray Westley Peck, 24, manager of a
well 1tn·own Corona de! Mar men's
clothing store, was fatally shot Sunday
~ing in a freak bunting accident near
V'lcloiville.
Peck, manager and a nine-year
employe of Pat Marley's Men's Shop,
dJed four hour! after the rabbit hunting
~ in the desert ne;µ-Sin
Bernardino.
Cororier's Investigators said Peck and
f'fO friends were lmitin1 rabbit.a during
UJe nild-molillng ~ when lbe vlcllm
i\oJd up suddenly from ru..seat ln a jeep.
At the wne in.!tant a IrilDd behind .lµm
fired lil a rabbit. ·
;'lbe bull« hit Peck In tM ~ .•Wli head. He died four hours 111*-tia{il!.
llemardine Hospilal, San ~·
coroner's aiCles said the inclde:Ot~1111m-
tatively listed as an accidental shooting.
Tbe man who fired the shot was Roger
Eµgene ~ris, 24, Montebello.
Peet leaves his widow. Kathy of the
home at fll Orchid Afe., Corona del
Mar ; and a ~e!ll'o(lld daughter, Kelly.
Funeral &§vices will be held Wed-
nesday~ tlfa.m ... ip ~ S.ills Memorial
Eari, Whittier. Burial will f-oiiOw there.
.Late Customer
lfolds Up Bar,
Flees With $305
A late-lfngering man closed down the
bar at a Costa Mesa restaurant early to-
day, .but he -not lhe management -
went home with the receipts.
Bolice .said the band it pulled a blue,.•
at.eel pistol on bartender Robert E.
Thompson at El Pescador, 401E.17th St.,
and ordered him to hand over the cash.
Thompson said he gave Uie gunman J305: in the 2:20 a.m. holdup, descr1bing
him as about 30 to 35 years old, according
to patrolmen Gary Sperling and Robert
~;.restaurant is a short distance £rom
the Hi-Time Gourmet Foods & Liquors,
49$ E. 17th St., which was robbed ot
Sl,200 by two gy.nmen last week.
Costa Mesa police did not say H it ap-
peared the two armed robberies migbL be
Jinked.
BS2i, Give Sitpport
3,000 Troops in Push
To Lift Ben Het Siege
SAIGON (UPI) - A for« ol 3,000 gov-
erllment troops. backed by the heaviest
U.S. air raids In two months pushed
unopposed toward Ben Het today in an
attempt to lift the 56-day-old siege, U.S.
military· spok=en r.ported.
B52 bombers • .struck targets wit.bin a
tnjl< of .... '°""" cllfrtl 8pql rorc., ·camf ln7 tlie cenlraf ' ll!cJlliii!ifs wblle
U. s. and Sooth Vietnamese fi&bter-boilibers pounded the· ridies around Ben
He! where Communist IJff;:"' hsve
abtlled KS IP .".lei South i>cbecl throuiib
--)lm&lei ..... the Laof.Cam-
bod1an border, 1iestroylng bwikers and
JPlder holes U!ecl nnly last week by
Commwllst soldiers to ambush allied
convoys on highway 512, a one-lane road
to Dak To, eight miles away. ·
The foot troops driving oo Ben Het
were part of .a 3,(l()O.man f~ ordered
into the area in. a new ope.raUon which
IJegan th!s weekend. Commanders re-
filsed to discuss ihe specific mission of
• the operation since it entailed future
plans, but tHe relief of Ben Het was one
of them.
The drive WU' 90 successful that the
shellings of Ben Het continued lo slack-
en -there were 25 rounds into the camp
Sunday which killed two South Viet·
namese but there were no incomtng
rounds from midnigbt to the early hours
of tonight.
The drive a1so eased the air supply
or Ben Het. u:s. cargo planes £1ytng
Utrougb protective acreens of while
smoke laid down by American gunsbJps
dropped more than 35 tons of food , water
and ammunition by ·parachute to the
camp's 2'l'.lQ American and 450 , Viet-
namese defenders. ·
Col. '4..lexander Weyand, 40, a West
-' Slock Jtl•rkeu
NEW YORK (AP) -The s10ck market
closed with a modest gain today u selec-
tive buying gave it some of its bounc~.
Trading was slow. (See quotations, Pages
lf.15).
The Dow Jones lnduatrlal average at
l i30 p.m. was up 3.37at173.11. Gain.1 led 1oN.s by about m Issues.
Pointer from El Puo, Texas, said of
the ·slackened Communist effort.a: "It
appean the enepJy is Indecisive. He's
taking a beatlq .00 bu to ctl.cide
whether it'• wortb U lq him ·miJllarlly
and polltlcal,ly to ~ up the effwt."
"Our mllsalve air lrid lrllllery strikes
.... whittllil1 the·-doWn," ~ ~~
Col. Andrew Marqui,, 431 -of Jlcbon.
vme, Fla., the Ben Het. commander.
"Perhaps we kill 20 in one strike, 30
with another. ?bat keeps the enemy
moving. He ,ii safe nowhere,"
Military sporumen fn Saigon said U.S.
and South Vietnamese £igbter-bombers
flew 90 strikes in support of the aur-
rounded garrison of 200 Americans and
'50 South Vietnamese Sunday -the
most logged in any day of the 56-day
siege..
"It appears the pressure is lifting,"
~ informed U.S. military adVi£er sa.Jd.
"The enemy is confused. He doesn't
know where to move. We've got a lot
of planes in the a!r . pounding bell out
o{ him."
Summer's Here;
Beach Cro wd, Too
As the sun broke through £or the flnlt
weekend ill a month ol. douds, Newport's
beaches dperienced heavy crowds.
Strong riptides kept lifeguards busy
hustling into the surf to yank out a total
<lf 106 persons on Saturday and Sunday.
Beach attendance hit a total .of 95,000
on Sunday, compared with 80,000 on
Saturday.
Lifeguards said tew surfers ran into
trouble because, "they can generally take
care of themselves."
All roads in Newport led to the beach.
over the weekend, and that caused 1 few
problems as beach-bound motorbits
became involved in several traffic
snarls. 'Ibere were 24 traffic aocldents
in th~ city over the weekend, none of
them serious, Newport Beach police
reported.
Salvqvo ..in, a huge crane and
trallet woa a race at 11 a.m. today
aglfnst -.her utmnely high Ude.
They llNtl the v-1 off the sand from
the Water'• edge and oato the waiting
trailer. It was feared the boat would be
heavily dlmaged ll the tide rose while
the craft was still ~r the poundin& surf.
'The c1use of the inlshap wia as cloudy
as the idenuty of the two men and two
women on board.
IJfeguard Capt. Buddy Belshe said this
morning that checks on the bull registra·
lion numbers were fruitless, because they
didn't eltist.
"We don'~ even have the injured man's
name £or our first aid report from last
nigl)t," he saJd.
-uld the vessel Is not equippet. wt lutomatic pilot, and there wu
"fCIDleone" at the coolrol.s when the boit
'· Fdi· Pharmacist
Mr. Fr8rik Sloper
Masonic services were held today for
10ng.ttm. Baiboa Island rei1a .. ~ Ftank
Austin Sloper, who dted last Thursday.
'Mr. Sloper, a pharmacist !or IO ytars,
died at bis home, 319 Sappblre Ave., J:Ie
was 77.
An avid sport fisherman, Mr. Sloper
was a member of the Ba1boa Ariillne
Club the Cal~ornla Rod and Reel, psst
president,of Western Conservalioo Club
and a Conner inember of the Los Angeles
County Fish and Game Commlsalon. He
was one of the original members of the
Ocean Flsh and Protective Aasociation.
In addlUon, be was a 50-year member
of the Seafar!ni Masonic Lodge.
Survivort lnclude his wile, Florence, of
the home; a aon. Donald; a daughter,
Mrs. Wendell Adams, and a alster, Mrs.
Bernice Deane, all of Newport Beach.
AJso surviving are four grandchildren.
Burial wu at Pacific View Memorial
Park.
Boy Turns On, Then
Turned In hy Mom
A 18-year-old Costa Meaa boy who turn-
ed OR• WU turned in by bis mother t police
said today.
Iii! mother found objectionable iteml
-five plutic bags of marijuana, cigarettes and several alleged , LSD
tableta -whUe cJeaning bla room over
the w .. kend ind called police.
Pla,:nners Get .New Look
Three·. Step Dt>wn;, .Two· ·Odi:ers· Fill Their Se ats
Wiien the Newport Beach Plinnlng thOught ' ..... of the more algntllbnt ~.ataft bas really pt'Olnllecl. Now we
a.nintsalonmeet&Thunclaynlght.0itwill atepa ·taten by the city durfncbla five hsve IQ.employ ... We ba,. a.fine cine>
be· minus the aeMces of <hree ol fts years on the cmnnl11ion Include · the tor of planning In LuTy Willon. I've en-
memben.•Bulil wlll have 1ddecJ.two new . l'{ewport Tomorrnw 111"ly, seleotion ol joyed' Working w1tb the rqembenl of the
mep. • , , 1 • the new civiC . c!nte~ site, • aod , the commisllon and the ataff at city ball."
'lllose . atel>J>!i!J dciWn aro DIVid W. s)reamllnlng, of proceclures to handle C1emeoce said the planned resldentill
~-.:;~~=··ml~~~=·~ be ~/orw~hoclty~~
arcllflecture .flrlri: • 111c1 • 1A!Van • a • . ei..tec1 ·~ 11\0 ftnl 111e1t1ng of .the p1a.. Of'dlnance .,., .• staoclard 111bdlVlllon q"""'C!' ll1d ~Y· Y. •Copejln w~ llfng ,comrqllllioners fn llJe, neir fiscal ordinance," he said. "Und<r the . -te~ oX.O-e Ulclay.-' . ' • 1ilr. which wlll be held T1nlnCla Jr!'"! •. ·•· -In, wW! .. · ·~iac&i~ tbein wm · lit' wnu • o: .. SCf]oumecl .esiJon. • • : · , .~ inil ~'a' ..,. ·
Martfn oncfDr. Gtora Wi BrOwn. • • • 'Qlr\11> 11 "esctlecl" al>oui Illa ~lf• .,.,. ' .• • · • A"lhinl>'niw'~oer ))u_;1r ro be'.-:.-•e toljorid(illis.U.Ja'~wlle1~, : ,w,..,.;a,1_ • .c
oel<oted b)' the NewpOrl .lleach city .and t11e1rrcungist ""· EHc,1-ln • l'l"!PO't Btach w.c. 1145, -lre-1 eooincil. '11!ih achool,-who will head~ the here from Puadelll. He and"111!· 'ilrlf.,
Curtis, 10 1rcbflt<I wWl Wiiiiam' Pid!lc with then! this week. , • ' lllarit. hi.It Iola l!OWft chlldreft. TlleY
I Bhnock ind Partners of Comia clel Mar, Clemence ,,. .. appointed •to •Uie com-live II • I~ Ave., CorOM.'de\
wUI be dolJpq ~ lo HawllJ. He miaJon In llS6, and .... cbaltma from liar. ~oce, 1 ceojl'1ctor !"'Ille ·put
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J OI NS PLAN NING BODY
UCI Deen lrown •
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hsi been on the p1ann1ns......-1on 111)·10 1916. • · 44 ~ plano'to COOUrlue w~·llla own >
slnce ltM, and wu Nlppolnted and "l think tl;lere'• been rea~ proerw b111ine• 11 • •
tlected chllrman in July of 19'7~ msde in the time I've been on the plan-Alil ~ fem. oni" tbe
In a" re«nt fnterm, Curtla said h1' • nlni eommlsslon," aald Clemenee;; ''n>e I . • Pap I) --
' •
U1dded up on the bea<h. PoUce .aJi! ll>ey
tool< one "hysterical" -· fi'on> the
beach nesr the craft and he1!I her "' headquarters for a brief period "Uot.0 abe
calmed down."
Another ·•oman passenler comptaioed
to reporten of bruises she said were In-
flicted by officers alter th<')' rospoaded to
the grounding. Police said there were no
·~· Sources from a Newport:bo.at y~·caft..
Trade With Kern -
ed to assist in salvaging the bolt said the
cruller wu lcheduled for bulling today 11tor a complete paint job on the hull." ' . ~;.!!~U:: =~ledtha~eth!!Jt0~d' be
pulled back Into high waler by tup
became Of Us extmne weight and pod--
lion OD the buch.
~feanwhlle, Investigators are still
trying to' flnd the cause of the mishap
arid 1he Mlll<l of -Ol1 board.
Bills ~ye Channel
For Oil Reserve •
WASHINGTON (AP) -Bllls to make
the Santa Barbara Channel a Navel
Petroleum Reserve fn ela<e of the Elk
Hills reserve were lnll'Oduced today .by
Sen .. George Murphy and Rep. Charl,ia M.
Teague, Calitornla Republicans.
Tbe ldenUcal measures would cancel
federdl offshore leases in the channel
where a Union Oil Co. well rupturep Jan.
28 coating CaWornia beaches ln oil.
·Leaaebolders in lbe ·channel could sur-
render their leaaes for ca:ah or·for credit
ln oompetiUve bids lor aimllU leases In
Elk Hills, fn Kem County, wblcb would be
trwlerred to the public domain. ,
Jltllllni would be slof1ped fn the fecleral
portion of !he channel beyond the tbree-
mlla ~ l!lll'IPI in •Ml!om! ..,......,.
o< aillia ll 1a· determllil!ct'ritcelsarJ to ,. __ .. and ll'al the 11111 ociila&
channel leak. -
Teague flltrodooed a secot!d blll to end
le"'1\9 -In (be channel Ind m._, . II a
m-.:iuctuarY and ecel!iilml .,... ~ wlthoot any .,,,.,.,... Jluaodare. r...ue. '8id be propo1ec1 .1111 two
altematlvea to give. Concrta a dlolce In
resolvin& "the complicated nature of the
' j ' ••
problem of estrlcating the fedftil
government from lbe Sanla Barbara oil
leases in the channel. The cost of
t.ennination has been esUmaled at more
than $1 billion.
Murphy said the Elk Hills-Santa
Barbara Channel e:rcbange "may not be
the perfect answer" to the problem of
protecijng Santa Barbara from another
oil spill, "but It should promote the
necessary investigations to find one."
He referred to the recommendation of
a panel of White Houae sdence advisers
that drilling be continued to relieve
pmlW'e. This, be aaid. lodlcates that
stoi>l>fna drilllng and productJon ""' be more ~er<Rll. than con~nutn1." ~ to ,'ttie m HlDl 'lllc:lu!I • -1. 111ll'Jll!T laid "It 1lllUld noit IOfli<ol olmply to 1bnipte preaent .,,..
tracta wJlh the oil companies became of
the hillb costs Involved."
said !he bill -Id mm ......
jjl,dtitMm Elk llflll --to CallfGrnla lot lWblf In ...
c:llllnP · for tennfnllfn1 1...., fn the
stalHwliecl portloo ol the Santi Barbin
OlwmeL
Nixon Pkins Four-week
' .
Stay in San Clemente
A four.week visit 1n Sin Clemente la
scheduled by l'relident Nlann, after, bis
round-tbe-wcrlcl lrip, lnclucllr>& a atop fn
Commwllst Romania, enda Jn early
August, While House lides said 10<lay.
No exact dates have been set, but
presidenUal preu secretary Ron Ziegler
lald the stay at lhe Su111mer , White
House wm begin Aug. a or ts, e now
plamed.
President Nixon's Orange Coast stay
haa been timed lo colnclde with the
Congressional recess of several weeks
heginnfng Aug. 6 sod .the end ol his global
lrlp
Ziegler said the (oreign tour sllghtly
u-1s the Nl::rons' original plans for • vblt in San Clemente, but the.!irDetable
wW, be approximately four consecuUve
weeks.
Tbe global tour la ocbecluled fer July 23
to Aug. !, and wtll inclirde·1 vlaft In Com-
munist Romania. ,
Details 'of the Pruident'1 wor~·and
p1ay stay athlan e wl y•f u ml g a'te d
beacbfront · 1nansion have not yet been
...
I
made public by tbe White House pnss
1ervlce.
Presumably the prncecl""' wtll be
similar to hia recent Yl!lt en route to
Vletnam war t.alU on Midway Island,
featuring news conferences and m.
terviews .at the Newporter Inn.
Although .comings and goings of the
First Fsmlly wtll continue on the &aJ111
!One as tbelr bu!y Wsshington •gendl.
lh£ Nixons m all e:rpected to be ln San
Clemente for most of Augtat.
A new swimming pool bulH oo !be
grounds ol the old Hiram H. C o t to n
Estate will be ready , and presumably
two species of termites will no longer be
in evJdence.
A WhlWer firm ccpmpleled fumigation
ol the to.room marvrlm recently, follow·
Ing an executive order for execution
forthwith ol the flying and crawlfni
termites.
Coast
Weatller
That lq·awaited summer wea·
lher is finally with us, and the
mercury ls due for a jump into the
IO's along the coast Tuesday. Fur·
ther Inland lt11 break 90, we're
told.
INSIDJI TODA 1i
The lat.at mtdlrol •p<cialty
;, th• orlgtMl .... sp<Clolty -
gentral proctict -and it wiU
be toM{IU al Hoog Mcmorlal
Ho1Pital in canJuncUon wit~ the
UC /n>ift< Medico! School S••
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Nor" will you ... •llY change In clgare~ 11n11i1J1 1...i-." Oolfi• -lJll eylqr -.,. ¥=" : · • -!*I' let& the Prealdent mebillzO ' tallvtl)t , Ill e111aclto by IM!llwlnr roio!utloos, eedl ~m( aptndo •t
le commerclab. altho<lgh two federal " ~ ""'1 ,., eo --..-. II , ~I! I • If . U ,.. ~ •nd oatlonal 1 •a r d 1.m e n IJea,..,._ . y oo Ila protl<>eaJ tf I<: lta old rate or tlle rate ~ in agencies w1nt to cl~p down on \hem e:rptre can keep nmnlnC \lfttlf -11; are a ctm:rruiclal ·l . n. d<in'~ matt Without deelarlni a nat~l emergency. quire ., stern ,health warning c;o •Ill President Nlxon's propos«t budget,
and the law barring tt>em from tak1ng lawmakers get around to chanDng them, In your request for a federal subsidy to The Defen.se Department told Cooiress clganilte e om~ er c I a Is and Id-whichever is lower. . ,
1Mcb adJon diea al Jnldnlghl, along with extendlai thenl or scrappins them. help pay for your new boat. Afler mid-Nixon would nlher take his cue to a vertisements. But llhe House alread;y bat Getting back to fishing boa bi 'don't
1be surdsrql. nus year is no uoepUon. Ahboulh ntght tonight, the Department o t Jolotq. aeasLon of Congress if another passed a bW exten«Una the ban on worry about yout subsldY, CMd( tt your
Aetually, the lawa under wbk:h the more than a score of Jaws expire today, TranspottaUon wiU have DO authority \o emerge.ncy arises. regulatory~action and the-Jf'TC Is unlikely application get. -approved ~ mid·
federal government 1pends lb money run Congres,, appears conlldent It has pat· proceas it until Congrt3S votes a new The fate of the surtai: still depends on to put its rule into ~ffect unUI the Senate night. You 'll get·it. Jt'1·the depa'.~tnt's oul too. But the spend.1111 won't stop. ched up the aovemment fabric wlth authorlu.tion. the Ho.u.se. But Congms voted last week decides the Jeclslatioo'• faM!. authority to approYe, oot to s~. that
II la .U part of an llllllliJ procesJ under ellOQib' 1tempi>rpy extensiooa . to keep ~ Firing i'. the l•w wider which to b&v. tbo extra IO percent withll<ld Tile moat costly "conUnuJna reaolu· lllopJ. . .
AJ>Ollo Trial
Count Begins;
Monkey Okay
CAPE KENNF.DY (UPI) -Apollo ll's
power cella were acUYated lD a crucial
trial countdown on · the ground today
while an orblti.nc monkey named Boony ~vecl nomially dllfing the second day
· his month-long Jnedlcal fact-fµ,dl.ng
night.
1be monkey, rt.ported in eJctllent
sli:ape i{I hla strange new world ol
weigbUessness, Is expected to return July
28 With enough data to help man plan ror
v01ages lasling many months. His
mission ls cotting m.1 million.
The mission is going In perfectly
rcMtne fashion," said • spokesman at the
Btoutellite Control Center, Greenbelt,
l\ld. In his firtt lull day aloft, the monkey
drank a quart of water, ate aome eo food
pellets and expertly played two games. I
The Apollo JI countdown ten, a final
rehearsal of everything but blastoff, was
proceeding just as well at the launch lite.
It was aiminc toward a mock launcb at
6'!12 a.m. PllT Wedn!!d•Y -precioelr
two week! before the riloonship's takeoff
date.
Launch crews actJYated tbe
spacecraft's three vital ftiel cell power
generators and began pumping frigid Ii--
quid hydrogen and oxygen into Its tanks.
Astronauts Neil A. Ann.strong, Michael
CoUina and Edwin E. Aldrin returned to
the moonport from a weekend in Virginia
and Texas and rt.hearsed their launcb In
a command sblp simulator. They undergo
a major medical checkup' Tueaday. ·
The three pilots are due to return from
man•• flnt lunlr•landlll(mlssion July M ..
President Nizoif plans to be aboard the
recovery carriu Hornet to welcome them ·
beet. He abo eapectl to dine with tbo
uttonauta here on latlDCh eve, JuJy l&. ·
'Jbe space monkey, a If.pounder froorn
the jungles ol Thai.I.ad,~ rocketed Into
«bit Satunlay nlghl fllll exC<l)l !°' a
brief Ourry of ucl"'"""*jlurtng launch.
WU folJowlng the restmen he rehearJed
for months M earth.
Radjo report& from 23 sensort lnr
planted in his brain. arteriet and olher
body partl lbow be ii eating, working
and UffpJna normally as his l ,531-!x>und
bioaatelllte Circles the globe. Jt jg in an
orbJt ranging from 115 to 244 mlle.s high.
nie object of the spaceflight, longest
ever planned for a livlng creature, b to
determine in detail how prolonged ex-
~re to the lack of aravity in space a(. f'\!15 We processes.
Thieves Like .,
Racing Wheels
Thieves st.ripped, •.. p~ir of high
performance automobiles at a Costa
Mesa car dealership of more than $1,100 .
in racing whee.ls and engine equipm~
police wtte told Saturday ..
Robert J. Moffet~ fmployed by
Theodore Robins'1 Ford aien'cy, 2080
Harbor Blvd., said he found the 1969 and '
1967 sport sedans looted·wben he arrived
for work.
Patrolman William Bechtel said one
auto wu left lying on its whet.I drums,
wtth $Tl5 In wheels and engine ac.
cessories stolen.
A second vehicle owned by the New·
J)Ort Imports agency, 3100 W. Coa•t
Highway, Newport Beach, had f230
worth ol engine a<:ceuorles miuing,
investigators .~aid.
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Art-A·Fafr Shapes Vp
Alex Brisgaloff addi bright, touch to Arl·A-Falr grounds taking shape
at 346 N. Coast HJgbway Iii Laguna. Art·A·Fair known last year· as
Sp"*ler Ferlival,' iJ "'°nsored by t.iguna Beach Fine Aris As5ocia·
tion:-More than 60 painters, craftsmen and sculptors are expected to
exhibit during July 11 •Aug. 24 event. '
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By trllhl\I Press lnteraiiUcml
Israeli ~ndOs struck f37 '9)Je! in·
to Egypt-.lnlm. the Red Sea toc1ay and
blew up •-Power line linking Caire with
the Aswan. Dam, milJtary spokesmen
reported in Tel Aviv. Arab :commandos
struck a ~ shopping "'f Inside Tel
Aviv and f~·nared 11•1111 the ceu ..
lire lines.
Israeli iet flghter..t>omberl str'aked
across lhe J ordan Rfver andDambed and
strafed a Jordanian army polWla wbJch '
h;ad fired on an Israeli patrol. An et·
Change ol small arms fire. bloke out
aloni the ~yrian border and ~aed 1nd
EgypUan artillery dueled f.hrou&h the
· .• hi isr~eJ said its hellcoptir..l;Mlme 'c<1m·
mandos ~truck the Nile RJYtr Valley
town of $ouhag, ~.miles 80llth of Cairo
and 92 alt miles north of the Asw~ Dam,
Coupl.e Accused
Of Doing Holiday
Slwplifting Early
David Connelll or Costa Mesa took his
wife .oo;,.ng at Fashion bland Satur.tay
afternoon and made one big mistake,
pollee said.
He didn't pay for anything.
Connelli, 31, and his wife, Mary, 22.
both of 217 E. 16th St., were arrested on
shoplifting charges at "nle Broadw1y
store Jn Fuhion Island.
tnvestig1tors said the coople allegedly
filled a gr<en shopping bl( with 1135
worth of satin pillow cases, small 1lus
decorator pieces, a bik.lnl ind other
goodies, then Jeft the atore without
paying.
Store gecurity guards made the Initial
arresL The pair were booked it Ntwport
City Jail ohortly altar 4,30 p.m.
FOOTBALL REALLY
RED BOOBY ·TRAP
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. Anny En"-'
.-ping • ~ 40 mUet northw"t o/
Sal..., came -a football Sunday.
bul raJ1atad the legiptallon to pk:k tt up
and IWt toalng It al<Und.
loatead. the Army Hid, they pl-a
smaJl charge Mllr the bJt• ateppod bock
and l<t It el!. 'lbt ball ble" 1'P and lollch-
ed o11 a litge secondary exploliloll. It,. ..
a booby trap and bad been rlapd lo
detonate a IO$mm artllltry abeJJ.
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and destroyed a 500 tiJ~·~smission
line without loss to -the.~o unit.
"it-may be supposed ibal ~ breakdown
In electricity aupplJ Jn, ht area and
north of it ren)ted," an arlny spokesman
&aJd. . !
It was the eecond 1¥8.eu commando
raid into Emt reported in eight days
and the foorth 'since· the June, 1967 sii:·
day \var. Aa in the past, it apparently
Wu carried <iat to demonstrate to Egypt
the vulnerabWty of the A.wan high dam ·
itself. ' · ·
Or. Mohamed El-Z.yya~ lite ofilclal
EgypUan IOVeliunent . ipokesman of.
fielally denied the Ilratli claims. flt said '
he' had contacCed all aUthoritieS in Egypt
and found no feports o( any Tich raJda:.
He denied J)O'lfer wu cut to Cairu and
said Isratll otflclais 'nlu:.t have received
errooeow: reports from the hraell ·
raiders.
He .said the Israelis may have hit high
tensloa lines in some other country.
The Arab commando strike Into the
heart of Tel Aviv shortly after mfdnJght
wounded 11 persons slighUy when a bomb
wr~ed four parked cars in Keren
Ka,Yenet Boulevard, oil Dlzengoff Street,
af &shionable shopping area with a num·
ber of cafes and restlurants. ·
Twenty Arab.s were aJTested 1fttr the '
explosion which wrecked three cm,
smuhed in doon and window• of nearby
MOPS and apartments, flatteaed trees and a lamp post and ripped down
telephone and electric wires.
It wu the first guenilla attack lo Tel
Aviv sin~ last September when one
person wu killed by a bomb planted in 1
wut.ebuket at a bus station.
Rifle Shots Hit
Police Ambulance
SAN Dl~OO (AP), -Three rtne shots
hit ii police amb\11/411Ct on a'roullne palrol
eorJr toilay. poUce .. 14.·An otllcer Inside
the ambulance ·W.s ll1Jured sllghUy by
shattered. •-• The o/Ocers MJwerin( calls of a shoollnc In IOOthuat San Ditto. said
!hoy \O• two men nlkina and ordend
them lo stop. lmtMld, the men turned
auddenly with • rtfW and llrad .... shots from 20 r.et a"'i': ,
Patrolman Gerald R. · Pttenon ""
hurt by lhatterod &laa .....n a 'bullet hit
the ambulance door. -lilug -t Into the boUom of the ambulanCe, liltUn(
the transmllliloo.
M Petel'IOl'I and offlC'tr Paul D. NoVat
drove •i<Und the block • third bulleL went Uirough the rear window ol. the. am--
bulanct and into the head mL on tbo
drlvtr'.s &ide.
PoUce later arrerled two youn1 men
•nd a l~y..,...ld bo7 (or qud1Joaln(, '
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Congo Exile Tshonihe Dies
• ·. Heart Attack Kills -'Rubber Ma:n' of African Politics
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ALGIERS (AP) -Moise Tsbombe, • ~em, now Zambia. Hammankjold
Mown as the 0 rubber ma,n" of African wu flying to a border town for ceu-fire r~C:1tt!1~ ~~1u1:i :~~: &al~ with Tsbombe.
reported today. He wu 4t. whiJe a U.N. inv~tlgating .committee
A communique slped by 10 Algerian lllif it found no proof to supj>ort.' rumors
'(!oclon aald the former ~ml~ of the the plane had been shot down It added it
Congo and leader of tile brukrivay state ' bl ,_ de!.:;_,_ th ·' of th o( K.atanga appeared to)lave died In his ;, ~ una-; e-..., guuue ecauie c
sleep. It said an autopsy wu to be ctaah;
p>.rformed todl\Y. Six months alter llAinpiaj.kjo!d a;ed,
The announcement of Tahombe's death ~-Katanga gov~zi.t announced Lhe
came tY!o years to the d~y alter a Fr~nch de..Aib ·of I..Umumba, w'iM> 'tlien ~ame a
plane hijacker brought film to Algeria at )\1io to 111a r .&-....;.... _ .. tr._ So
gunpoint. The plane had been chartm!d . · _RY '"!!.'......,, }'U\luUJ. me
to take Tshombe from Spain, where he Congo!~ -~~be wu reaponatble
had been living iD eJ:ile, to Palma de Ma· for Lwnum.DQi1 ~ aaia.salnlUon, ·b u t
Jorca. Tsbombe maintained Lwnumba bad
Afu;r a deal fell t!'lrough b:!twe~n escaped after being.ta.ken into custody in
A1ier1a and the Congo to extradite J 196 nd sbo · Tshombe to Kinshasa ( f o r m e r I y an~ary I a was t by v11lagerL
Leopoldville ) to face a death sentence, Five months after Tshombe capitulated
Tuhombe's status became veiled in offi· Jn January 15163, he left the Congo to go
c_ial silence. He was kept In solitary con. into exile in Europe for the first time,
f1nemeot for two_ years, we~! treated but living mostly in Spain. But he returned
denied contact with the outs1~e world. triumphaotly 38 premi · J 1~ Tshombe earned his nickname by . er in une ""'
showing remarkable political resiliency in after Slmba tribesmen rebelled in tbs
nbounding from utter defeat after th.e northe~ provinces.
fall of Katanga in 1963 to become premier M~y saJd ~e Western powers, in.
cf the Congo in J uly 1964. The man with "" ""* cludl!lg the Uruted States, had convinced
the moon face and toothy grin in spired n() EXILED LEADER DIES President Kasavubu that Tsbombe was
in·between emotions among Congolese. Congo's Moise Tshombe the ?J11Y person who could unite all ConJo
l1e was either loved or hated. factions and put down the rebellion.
Moise-Kapenda -which stands for Tshombe 's· troops, ·again led by white
"Moses Belonsi" - Tshombe was born mercenaries, succeeded in crushing the
in Mwiurnba NO)"""'.J.O, 1919. His father was 30 months. Simba rebellion, but in the fall of 1985 a
a rarity, a weam;:.,African businessman It was during the first outbreak of simmering feud betw«n Ka&aiUbu and
in an ecol\omy ..-Ued by Belgians. violence, in September 1961, that U.N. his premier broke into tbf! open. ·A'&aln
T•hombe was411ii«nown to boast! "l Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold Tshombe went into exile, neYtr really
am a f!Pi man~· e only Congolese was flying to a border town for cease-returning to the limelight until he was
who does not in politics to fire talks with Tshombe. kldnaped to Algiers.
make i. llving. n buy me ."
Raised as a · st with a high
school educaUoii, be toured Europe
befn .coming .< run the family 's
inter• ~ .d aughter of a tribal
chief an'a flt.laer 1 children.
He served on · seYeral tribal and pro-
vincial councils in the 1950s, and when
Belgium was ready to grant Its ct>lony in-
dependneee, Tshombe was premJer of il.s
richest province.
Independence came July 1, 1960, and
the Congolese army mutinied soon after.
Tshombe waited 10 days for President
Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice .
Lumumba to resore order, then declared
independence for Katanga.
Backed by Belgi3n mining finns and a
anny led by white mercenaries from
South Africa and Rhodesia, TShombe
withstood worldwide pressure and United
NaUons' efforts to end his secession for
CLIPBOARDS
'COPPED'
Two red-faced Laguna Beach police of-
ficers sat down Saturday to write crime
reports about the theft of two clipboards
-their own.
The two .police officers had parked
their black and while prowl cars in the
100 block of Mountain Road and then left
on foot to patrol the beach al 5:30 p.m.
Upon returning, the men found they
had two crimes to report. "Persons
unknown" had copped the clipboards
from both poli~ cars.
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PLANNERS ..•
planning commission, is Copelin. Copelin,
who spent 22 years as secretary, 1,>lans to
Spend more time traveling round the
country and ~orkioLW.tth ~:;"V'.i~)os.
a service club. He 'retfred from Q\e rear
estate business in I!t62: when he was 7&
years old.
With tbe selection or Brown and Martin
as new plaMing commissioners, one
member remains to be selected by the ci·
ty council.
Brown is dean of the .eraduale schoql of
business administration at. UC In.Int. A
naUve of Boston, he earned his BA
degree at Harvard and his PhD 4egree in
mathematics at Priocetoo. Prior to his
appointment to UC[ in July of 1967, he
5pent 10 years on the UCLA fa culty.·
Brown has not been available tor com.
ment on hill plans for his new role on the
planning conunlssion.
Martin is a senior research eniineer
for McDonnell-Douglas Astronautics. The
31-year--0ld Stanford graduate has lived in
the city since 1965. Married and the
father of three, he lives al 1824 W. Ocean
Front.
Martin is the past president of the Cen·
tral Newport Beach Community Associ·
tion, where he held office from 1965 to
1967.
"I would prefer to maintain the single·
family, low-density character of Newport
Beach, he said. "I feel that Is the but
use of the land at present time."
• Regarding specific goats for his wark
on 1he comrrlisSl.on, Martin said, "It's a
matter of getting in, leam.lng the job, &.
i:l~i wJ,ot goes on and taking it frdm
Qlere. l'~primarily intere6ted In the op..
portunlty of serving the citizens. I'll have
to get in ' irii:I find out what the problerhs
are."
LA Supervisors
Adopt Budget
Of $1. 7 Million
• LOS ANGELES !UPI) -Counly
Supervisors today adopted a whopping
$1.774 billion budget for the upcoml11g
fiscal year, indicating a boost of from 19
to 25 cents in the property tai: rate.
The record budget was approYed at-a
stormy meeUng during which supervisors
were heckled by some 250 shooting
welfare recipienls who demanded hl&her
relief checks. •
The figure receiving final approvJI
after a few last minute salary cuts was
$262 million over th~ budget for the cur·
rent fiscal year. Of this amount, $24'.8
million was added to lhP general furid
totaling $1.4913 billion.
Clark'• Shoea from England.
One of the 18 I have a rather decent a&o
lection of yacliting and boating
app.,..,). In fact. between my
11ore and the Aalt water abop
on the menanine in Riehanl11
ftlarket next door, you get the
do~nede!t selection in cap.
livity. (I don't mi.nd giving my
good neighbor a U..., plug.)
best· men's stores
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in Newport Beach
Why don't I mention Wee.?
If it taddenly A"'ll hot and you your attention.. In 1fact, I have There~• 1;10 eeme in aliowi.ne: a
need a coOler necktie or eome-two different clothing •hops pit:!tore of a suit or whatever,
tiling, you don't need to catch within this store One which I with a deadly dull detteriptioa
11unstroke h•1nting for 8ome. ll H . Sh. . ' f h of the threads, and a price. 11'1
where to boy ii. ca eritage op, 19 or t e more importa11t .io teU you
You can easily find a men's button-down college graduate about this atore and what .it
11tore in Newport Beach. I find who wants the tradition.al look.. stand• for.
18 of them, including my own, My new abirt1 are very com· My prices are pleuing. They
io the phone book. plete right now. By Gant, Emo won'I lake the curl ont of your
In cae you don't know and Excello, plus lnllere8ting hair but they may 8tNighten
which to patronile, pick a nice new sport 1hirt1 from ball a out your check book.
name. I @Ive yoo lhe entire d°""n highly regarded maken. And alwayl remember lhe
list: A L'Elgant, Atklmon, A'8o a darn good shoe •tore. name of the store, Bidwell. It'•
Bay Dept. Store, Be.Jchcomber, In addition to Taylor, and a won! deri...t &om lhe Latin.
Robert Berkeley, Jock Bid...,11, Spe'TJ' Topeide., I CUT)' Bally Looie\y lnn•lated, it -"•
O...mond'o. Ho'I."' of Morpn. Shoa from Switaerland, and "the heot of lhe hnnch."
lanodowne'o, Leopard'• Spoto,
Pal Marley's, Mr. Paul's, Mufti
Ltd., Qu.....-Deck, Sawyer,
Silvorwoodo, G Men's, and
WoodmU'1.
It it my lncaa!lout opiolon
that my 1uits, 1port coat.I and
1l1cb are particularly worth
•
Jack Bidwell
3467 Via Udo at Newport Blvd~ in NoW)iort Beach
next to Ri4'.!hard'1 Market and The Udo theater.
Plenty off..., parking in the rear. Phone 673-4$°10
Copyright 1969, Jock Bid .... u.
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Costa Mesa
' :V0C. ~2. NO. ORANGE COUNTY, ·CAl:IFGRNI); \ MONDAY, JUNE 30, '1969 TEN C9iTS ..
Beret Camp Reinforced
3,oo·o Vietnamese Troop~ Push to ,./Jreak Siege . .
SAIGON (UPI) -A force of 3,000 gov·
ernment troops backed by the heaviest
U.S. alr raids in two months pushed
unopposed toward Ben Het today in an
attempt to lift the 56-day~kt siege, U.S.
military spokesmen reported.
852 bombers struck targets with.in a
mile of the Green Beret Specia1 F<>l'OOI
c~p in lhe ctntral highlands while
U. S. and Soulh Vietnamese fighter-
bombers pounded the ridges around Ben
Hel where Communist gunners have
shelled the camp almost daily.
U.S. military spokesman said Soutb
Vietnamese infantrymen 1ncbed through
the dense jungles near the LaOl-CI~
bodian border, destctyinc bunkers and
spider holes uSed onJ;y Jut week by
Communist aoldiei. lo 1ml>us~ allied convoys on hilbway :i12, a one-lane road
to Oak To, eight miles away.
The fciot troops drivlog oe Ben Hot
were ~ of a 3,000-man force -ordered
into the area in a new operaUort 'which
began this weekend. Commanders re-
!used lo discuss the speoliic ml!aloo o!
lhe ~operaUon . aJnce it en~iled fu~
plans, but the relief Of Ben Het was oqe
o! lhem. The drive wu so succesdUI that-the
shollingo ol Ben· Hot c:ontlnUed to allct·
ert ~ there were 25 rounds into the camp
Slinday which killed two South Viet~
namese but there w~ no incoming
rounds from midnight to the early hours
" toelght The drive also eased the air supply
of Ben Het. U.S. cargo plane5 flying
ll"frY...., l"!il .. . ' ..... '
CHILDREN CAVORT NEAR CRUISER WHJCH •RAN Giit ND DURING NIGHT AT NIWPolltT IUCH
'Motq. You'll Ntvor Believe Who! Woshod Up On tho llooch ·lol Front of Ovr HouM' •-
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Big Cruiser l,luns Aground
My stery Surrounds Beaching of $75 ,000 Boat
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of .. 0.llY l'lllt '''"
The erpensive 48-foot cabln cruiser
''Shannondoa" with a mysterious party
of four persons aboard crunched hard
a(l"tlWld on the moonlit beach early this
monUng on the Balboa Peninsula.
The flS,000.plus, black-hulled SI.evens
cruiser skidded high up on the beach at
the ocean end o! E Street at about.I a.m.
It was left on the beach after one· of the
highest tides of the year. •
The apparent pilot of the plush· craft,
who thus far has refused to identify
himself o~ his passengers, suffered a
badly cut _root· in ~e. confusion following
the groundJng,
Lifeguards· said he consented to first
aid after·an hour of coning.
Spekes:maa for Basin Marine lne. of
Newport Beach, the firm in charge of
salvaging the cruiser, said the "Shan·
nondoa" is owned by Paul Warren. The
craft's home port is San Francisco.
Salvagen UJing a huge crane and
trailer won a ra~ at 11 a.m. today
against another eW'emely high tide.
They ruled the ves>el oil the w>d from
the waltr's edR:e and onto · the waiting .
trailer,. It was. feared the boat would be
Senate OKs Bill to Pull
. \ Children From Sex Class
SACRAMENTO (UPl)-The Assembly
today passed and sent to the Senate a
bUl.permlting parenls to withdraw their
~ildren from sex educatl911 classes.
• But oppo&nts of the measure by As-
semblyman Newton Russell, (R-Tu·
jtlnga), Mid it would aulborize "crack·
pot parents" to keep their children
Late Customer
Holds Up Bar,
Flees With $305
A late-lingering man closed down the
bar at a Costa Mesa restaurant early to-
<lly, .llut he -nol ttle managem'l't -
went home with the receipts.
Police said the bandit pulled a bluc-
1tcel pistol on bartender Robert E.
Thomp80ft at El Pescador, 401E.17th SL,
and ordered him to hand O\'er the cash.
... Thompson said be gave lhe .. gunman
Pl& in the 2:20 a.m. holdup, describing
him as about 30 to 3S years old, according
to pa1rolmen Gary Sperling and Robert
Crom learning •about sex. ·
The vote wU·41·211 the hart majority
needtd for pailage.
A similar Senate-~ 'lneasu_re by
Sen. John G. Sclurillz, (R.Tust1n), IS
pending ln the AMn.bly Education
Commfu~. •
"I'm not a hardnose saying you shall
not teach sex education," said Rus-
sell. "But please allow me, in those
cases where 1 differ, to have IJlY child
excused." ~
The bill aUliM>rizes a child to be ex·
cused from family Hfe and sex education
class on the written request' or his par·
enta or guardians.
The excuse would be granted if lhe
subject matter of the course conflicts
with the reJlgiciis or moral beliefs of the
parents.
"This ...Wd give 1 crackpot por<nt
the •boot""' right lo deny .. 1lmost fully mature child o:J)OIUre to 1n idea,"
cbarlled -lymu John Dunlap,
([).l'fapo).
"T'htre ire. crackpot teachtn: 1l!o, ..
replied Russell.
Planner~, Councilmen
Take a Night Off
Berg. Five Monday• hath monlhl of March,
The restaurant is a short distance from June arid September and December this
the HI-Time Gounnet Foods & Liquors, year, so the Collta ·Mesa CJty 'Councll and
415 E. 171h St., which was robbed ot Plannini Commlaion wlll be oil tooi&ht.
fl.200 by two gunmen last weei. The re(Ular council mttting and
Costa Men police did nol say li it ap-alternate Mmday JbldY oesalon lor plln-
pured the two armed robberies mliJ>l be nen wm not be held, llnce IO<ll1 II the
linked. • filth Moodl)I ol the maolb.
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heavily damaged if the tide rose while
the crart was still near lhe.pounding•surf.
The cause of the mishap was a1 cl90~
as the identity of the two men and two
women on board.
Lifeguard Capt. Buddy Bebhe Slld this '
morning that cheeks on the hull registra-
tion numbers were fruitless, becaUJe they
didn 't exist.
"'We don't even have the injured man's
name for our first aid report from last
night," he said.
·Sources said the veuel ls not equipped
with automatic pilDt, and there was
"Someone" at the controls when the boat
skidded up ·on the bead!. Police said they ·
took one .. hysterical" woman fmn the
beach near the craft and held her at
headquarters for a brief period "until !he
calmed down." •
Another woman passenger ctimplained
to reJ)orters of bruises she slid were ln·
rlicted by officers after they responded to
the grounding. Police said there were no
arrests.
Sources from a Newport boat yard call·
ed to assist 111 salvaging lhe boat said the
cruiser was scheduled for hulling today
.. ror a complete paint job on tlle bull" I~ will need more than Uiat now.
Authorities doubted the crafl-couJd be
pulled back illlo high. water . by 'tugs
because of its extreme weight and' posl·
lion on the beach.
Me~nwhile, ln~igalor! art still
trying to find the ca.Ille of the mfSbap
and the names of those on board.
Rifle Shots Hit
Police Ambulance
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Three rifli lhot8
hit a poljee ombulanoe on a routine p1trol
eorly today, police Aid. An olficer lnllde
the ambulance wu Injured llighlly by
lhallered· glua.
The o!ftcen answering cah1 . of 1
lhootlng In llOUthealt Sin Diego. said
they uw two men walking and ordered
lhem to · atop. ln1\e:ad, the men turned
llljddeoly with 1 rifle and fired tbe oboll
from JO feet away .
Patrolman Gerald R. Petenon was
hurt by shattered glua when I bullet hit
the ambulonce door. Anotller atug -t
into lhe bottom ol the anibutaoco, l>lttlog
lhe transmlUioo.
AJ Peterson and o!!lcer Poul D. Novak
drove iround the block 1 lhlrd bullet
went through the rtar window of the 1m-
bulance .... Into lhl haad mt Oil the
drlver11 lkle:
Police lltor omll<d two ,..... meo
oncfl11&-7ear-Gld boy for quealloolnc.
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through protective scr.... of white
smote laid down b7 American pnablpl
dropped more than 35 tons of food, water
and ammun!Uoo by parl<hute lo the
carqp's 200 American and "50. Viel·
namese defendera.
Col. Aleunder Weyand, 40, I West
Pointer !Jom El Puo, Teno, Aid o!
lhe slackened Communist efforts: "It
appears the enemy is ~ve. He 's taklnl a beating and has to decide
whether it'• worth it to hlm militarily
and poUUcally lo keep up lhe effort.''
Skull Death
Figur~ Held
For Drugs
Skipping Along
One o! ~ Cosio Mell hunters who
stumbled onto lhe remains Of the victim
of JUve:rside County's sensational nar-
cotie&-tnvolved lku.11 murder case was ln
jaJI today himself on a drug charge.
David L. Zlmmann, 15,· of 2683 Elden
Ave., was booked on suspicion of
pos:sesslon of dangerous drugs and
assault on 1 police officer late Friday
night.
Sandra Quong, 7, displayi her . smiling jump rope style for friends
· Dana, Eisenman, 8, and Patty Daniels, 6, during summer recreation
session at Balearic School in Costa Mesa. City ts offering summer
recreation programs for children of all ages. For details, check with
city Parks and Recreation Department a.t Costa Mesa Civic Center. ..,.
Patrololan Pit Donohue said he stop-
ped Zimmann's car for a rouUne traffic
violaUon in the UIO block of East 23rd
Street and SBw that somelhlog that 1p-
peared to be plasUc in the motorist'•
mouth. 1lhokbic and 11gglng 11 )le lrlecLlo
f airgroun.ds Up for Sale?
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,_ the • but .... ---•
lhort !Qot -•
A wet plullc liic ~ a pill
believed to be 161!ollol ""4 lli ontnge
powder Wll retrieved •!mg tho pith of
the chase and coolllcoted H evidence.
Briard·Pr~Btng ·P~ssihility
Ztmnwm, hJJ )'Oliilser brother P~ul,
and a third man made news last
November when they found the bones of
Kent D.· Davis, 11, of Hayward, while
hunting rabblta in Rallroad Canyon, nur
Elsinore.
They placed the YictJm's butlet-amash-
ed skull and an-enp-aved watch into a
plalllc bag and turned It over lo shocked
Costa Mesa police ll1e day after the
grisly Nov. lJ, 1968 flnd. ,
Riverllde County authorities .. tabU..fl.
"1 that Davis vanl!hed ill Ille April. 19e3,
while on a vl!il to the Southland, carrying
about $800 fol' an 1lleged marijuana
purchase.
Four youths were subsequently ar·
rested and thret later freed, with ooe,
Rowland J. Berry, 21, of 73< Toland St.,
Santa Ana, convlcted of first degree
murder and' sentenced to life Jn prison.
Berry-alleged1y intoxicated on drugs
when he killed Davis -ls due in
Rlveraide County Superior Court Thurs-
day for a fonnal sentence and probaUon hearilli. .
Ship Decommissioned
BOSTON (AP) -The oldest active
aircraft carrier tn the U.S. Navy, the USS
E&a, was to be decommiuioned today
at Boston Naval Shipyard.
Serlou3 co111ldeaUon ol 1 JOna<!i.....,.
ed coocept or •lling the 176-acie or.,,,.
c<iunty Fairgrouod.5 before ft Is llteraUy
nibbled into insignWcant 1iz'e by urban
development is formal!y under way.
Orange County Fair Bbatd Prealdent
Cecil J . Marki Is expected to 1ppolnt an
alternate site study committee thl& week
to probe feaaibl~ty of buy1n1 a.big, new
rural spot outaide Costa Mesi.
A group of lnveston reportedly Is In-
terested In purtJhaslng the present pro-
perty at 'g Fair Drive.
"We want to get thinga straight and in
the, proper perspective concerning this
thine/' say1 Tom Roprs, one or tl'le two
newest Fair Board member1 Initiating
the study.
Rogers brought up the subject at the
board's May meeting and newly ap-
pointed board member Alexander Bowle
formally moved for a study committee at
the June session. ·
Rogers seconded Bowie's motion and
explained that nothing may come of the
ctincepl, but the 32nd D i 1 t r I c t
Agricultural Association is obligated to
chetl Into it u llOOD as po&s:lble.
He pointed out that urban development
I.'! gradually reducing .the fairgrounds
property in size, mentioning aeveral re·
quired land dedicaliOD! for 1treet widen-
ing as an example.
Rogers said 3.5 acres will be Jo.st to
Nixon Plans Four-week
Stay in San Clemente
A four-week visit In San Clemente is reaturing news conferenc~ and in·
scheduled by Presk!ent Nixon after hla tervlews at 'tJle Newporte.r Inn.
round-the-world trip, including a stop Jn Although cominp and goings of the
Qmununlst Romania, enda in early First Family wlll conUnue on the 11me
August, White Houle aid" uld today. tone as ·their busy WaJihington 1genda,
No exact dates have been aet, but tht Nixons are all expected to be In San
pre1ide.ntial prep secretary Ron Ziegler Clemente for, mo,t, of AQIUlt.
said the slay at the Summer While A new swlmmirfg pool· buUt· on ·the
House will belia Aue. I or 13, as DO'lf grounds ol. Uie old-Hiram 'H:Cotlon·
planned. Estate wlU be, ready and presumohly.
Pmident Nboo'a 0r"lll• Cout Illy twn lpeciea ol termlta wlU no.lolller l>t
has -timed lo .Oindde wltll the ln,evldence, ' •
Coogresslonal """" ti oeveral weekl A Whittler 11m> completad. !um/gallon
bqimiiq A.,. • and the end or his global ~ tile 1kocim .roanst!I" r~tly. rou .... ,
trip . ·. . l!)I an uecuUve; offlr for "!ecutloll.
•Ziegler Mid the lorelflll .,... •liibll1 f\i'lhwllh 'of lhe flyilfl and crawlinl
upoeta the N~' orillnll p11oo r..-• t>rtntteo. · ·
vllit In San Clemente, T>ut the Umetable "fl!mlg•tion of the premlrts lo end the '
wil1 be aJ>PfO'b?ately lour . conaecutlve cnlomol()flt al White H°"" 41~. was ·a w•. I requirement !or. sale ol the U!CUUve : Tlie•1Jobal tour le ocheduled !or July II hlde~waf ....U.teil wflh IJO.yeor-old
lo Aug. I, ml wlllJocWde a villt ill Com-Mrs. vidori1 toltori. monllt Romania.
• D1taJJs of the J>realdenl'I WOrk•ancJ.
Piall ·lllJ II his new J y-1umI11 led
buchfront mansion have not yet been
made pllbllc by the White HOlllO prui -· """"1nol>il' lhe procedure will be
11mllar lo his ,_,t ~ en mute lo
Vlelnlm Wit lllb OD Mldw~ llllDd,
NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe atoc:k mortel
closed wllh ~modest pin lodiy u otloc-
Uve ~ P" It acme ol lta -· Trodl• "'-' alow. (See quotatlonl, P-
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.Meaa ' lltive conlftuctlon, 100 let! 1'9n&
lhe l•lrgrounds' eaaltlde for the Newport
Freeway Ind aever'! acres U the COl1Dt1,
e.stablishes a court site.
1'Aod we can only use that revenue to
build something new," Rogers explains.
add.ing. that some Fair Bonrd me~• be~ve It would be ill-advised to bWld on
the shrinking Costa Mesa slte.
"Land is disappearing so rast now that
we may not be able to get. any pa11:el
large enough," Rogers point¢ out, "lut
in any case, we should find out now."
Based on an appraisal for the propoeed
court site of $40,000 per acre, the
fairground> land -ill the heart o! Colla
Mesa's developing publlc use area -
could bring t7 million.
This would be used to purchase a new,
rvral setting in Southern Orange County.
-perhaps Mission Viejo or Irvine Ranch
land -with a new, more vtr11.tile
ralrgrounds operation.
Thorolfi'.bbred horse racing w I t ti
parimutuel betting bri nging in further
revenue has be.en mentioned as one
benefit of establlshlng a fairgrounds site
in county territory.
Rogers said this concept has distorted
the true idea about moving, but added
that if professional racing Investors
wanted to heJp out, the board would listen
to offers •
The new fairground! envisioned by its
backers would otter a broader variety of
uses than Is now available in Costa Mm.
from the traditional to more modem
entertainment.
The board vote on appointing the study,
committee was tmanimoua, with seven
members att.ending and directors Irvin
Chapman and Burr Williams absent.
' Orange Ceast
Weailter
Thal J011g-"walted SUl1Ul'ler wea-
ther is finally with us, and the
m.erc:ury ls due' for a jumP,· Into ~
BO'• ,illoeg the coast Tuesday. Fur·
ther inland It'll 'break 90, we're
told. -· ' . . ' INSmt; TODAY
The late&t medical 1peo:cialty
ls the original non.specioltv -
geontral pracffcc -anil it 10Ul
be toilghl ot HOOIJ M"""1iol
Hospital in conjunction With tM
UC Irvine MediccU School. See
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Nor wUI you &et any change in clga~t.
te commercials, although lWo f6dtral
a,encies want lo-clamp down on them
...S U. Jaw .bar~ them from taking ~ ~on dies at mldnigtit, along with
the """"'1'18•· Actually, the laws under which the
federal Coftrnmenl 'P.!n<is its money run
...i too. But Ibo opoodln( woo't slop.
II ta Ill part al an annual proces1 under
~polio Trial .. -----COunt Begins;
Monkey Okay
CAPE KENNF.OY CUPI) -Apollo ll't
pmrer cells were acUvated In a cntclal
trial· c<IUlllAlo1m Oii the ground today
wbile •n orbilinl monkey named Bonny
beliaved nonnally dlD"in~ the second day
his month-long medlcal fact-finding
flight.
Thi monkey, reported ln . excellent
&.hiPe In his strange new world of
weJ&htleaneu, Is expected to retum July
2a With mouch data to help man plan for :ls': luting . many mOntha. His ·Is cosUnc $11.1 milllon.
Tbe mJ.ulon ta · golll( In perfecUy
r«lile INhlon," said a spokeaman at the
lllosaltlllle Conttol Center, G-bel~
Md. Jn his 11n1 lull day aloH, the monkey
drank a quart of water, ate smne to food
pellell and uperily ployed two p.nes.
'!be Apollo 11 countdown test. a final
reheanal ol everythlnf but blutall, ....
Jll"""""lng jlllt u ...U at the launch Ille.
lt wu·almlnc toward a moct launch at
1,11 a.m. PDT Wednetdaf -prectaely
twn ....U before Ibo mdonship'a tueall
date.
Launch crew• activated the
1pacecraft1s three vital fuel cell power
generator& and be~an pllfllplng frigid Ii·
quid hydrogen and oxygen into its tanks.
Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Michael
Collini and Edwin E. Aldrin retumtd to
the moooport from a weekend in Virginja
an4 Tuu and rehearsed their 18uncb 'lo
a comiOand ship simulator. The)' underJO
a major medical dleckup Tuetdaf.
The three pilots are due to return trom
man'• first lunar landing mission July 24.
President Nlxoa plans to be aboard ·th• ·
recovery carrier Hornet to welcome then\
blct. H• al!o eapecta to dlne will) llio ' Ntronaub here on launch ev.e, July 15.
1be space monkey, ·• lt-pounder fmn
the jungles of ~. tocko!*I lnio
orbit Saluniay night aiiil, uctpt for a
britl flurry of excitement dilr!ng launch,
wu foDowing the regimen be rehearatd
for months on earth.
Radlo reports trom 2S sensor• im·
planted In bta brain. arterlel and other
body parlt abnw he ta utlng, working
and sleeping normally as his t.~!'Ollnd
blnealdllle circles the ll)ohe. It Is In an
orbH ranging from ILi lo 2_44 mllu high.
' Tbe object of the spaceflight, longest
em planned for a living creature, la to
determine in detail how prolonged ex·
powre to the.lack of cravlty in space af.
fecta life procusea.
Walk Ends Vp
In 'Dog Fight'
A disturbance over walking a d0& led to
brui1e1, lumps and IOl'e feelings Saturday
nl&ht. according to 1 Coita Mesa youth,
who also complained to police tbat his
cigar was crushed in the uchange.
Doualas A. TruhUI, 20, of 2580 Ford•,
ham Drive. and his buddy, Michael J.
Leonard. 19. of San Sebastian Ave.,
Mission Viejo, "''ere bolh usauJled by the
angry man, they told office.ta.
Trublll aaid he had both hands on the doi's leash when punched In the mouth
by the suspect nelahbor and couldn't
fJght bl.ck. so Leonard .rtruck the at-
tacker.
"That aee:med to end It," TruhUI said,
but ~ matter b belna probed by police
loday.
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tlnulol --~ ~·] ""' .... "llllm~.rior,. <1111 io 1, • .-,u,.. eiplre. can keep ruMlng · unUI Ule are a corruD l flahirinln, don't mall
lawmaken 1tt anxsnd to chan1tnc them. In your request for a federal aubshty to
extending ttietn 'or IC'rapplna them. help PIY for your new ~t. Alter mJd. nus yelJ'f Ls '1IO excepUon. Althoulh night ton1&1it, the ..... Dtpartment~ of
more than·-a score ot laws ei:plre today, Transportation will have no authority to
Congress~ara confident U haa pat· proce .. ~t unUI Coilgres:S votes a new
ched up . government fabric wtth authorl:zaUoq. ~· .
ellOllgit ' : l'"'llY extemtons to ko<p ~ ~ b Ibo la!! -'!idcb
Art-A·.Fair Slaapes Up . .
Alex Brisgalof! adds bright touch lo Art·A·Fair gr9qnd1 taking shape
at 346 N. Coast Highway in Lag)Jna . Art-A·Fair, known last year as
Splint~r Festival, is sponsored by 4guna Beach Fine Arts Ass<>:eia-
tion. More than 60 painter&, craltsmen and sculptors are expected to
exhibit during July 11' -Aug. 24 event.
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Israeli Commandos , rike . :;. . 1: . ~ •
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In Egypt, IJit Power -tine
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BJ V-Pm• lnteruUotlll
IsraeU c:ortvnandos struck 137 mllel in-
lo Egypl !tom the Red S.a lodif and
blew up a 'power lln< ll!lllna Call)! with
the Aswali Dim, mllltary spollumen
reported ia Tel AvJy • .Vab eomtnandos
struck a tourist Shopplng~afea Jnalde Tel
Aviv and figbllna Oared f)ona the cease·
fire lines. ~ · ,
Israeli jet flghter-bombm illruked
across the Jordan RJver ind bombed Ind
ttrated a Jol'danian army po1!Uon •hlch
bad fired on an Israeli patrol. Ari a :
~ge of small anns fire broke out.
along tbe Syrian border and laraeli and
Egyptian artillery dueled tlirough the
ilighl.
· Israel said its ..helicoptu-borne eo,n.
mandos st.ruck the Nile BJ.vet Valley
town of Souh1g, 250 mllei SOI.Ith of Cairo
~d 92 air miles north ot the Aswan Dam,
and destroyed a S:OO kUoYOk transml!aion
line without loss to the ~o unit.
"It may be supposed that a breakdown ln eleetriclty, supply in that area and
i;iorth of it iesulted," an army spokesman.
said.
1 It was the second Israeli commando
rald into Egypt reported in e.lght days
and the fourth since the June, 1967 six-
day war. As in the past, it apparently
was carried out to demonstrate to Egypt
the vulnerability of the Aswan bl&h Gam
itttlf.
Dr, Mohamed El·Zayyat, the official
Egyptian government spokesman, of-
ficially denied the Israeli claims. He sa id
he bad contaOted 111 authorllles in Egypt
and found no reports of any such raids.
He deni«I power was cut lo Cairo and
said J1raeli officials must have received
erroneous re.Ports from the Israeli
raiders.
He said the L!raelis may have hit high
tension Unes in aome other country.
' Juan Doe? He
Flew the Coop
Two men who clllmed they wtte on!y
hildlhlken picked up by an unldenutled
1.feiican motorist who flld 1the acene
escaped wt.ous Injury Sun1!ay n!lht In a
eocta Mesa"auto accidenL
Police ldenutled the lllJ'lleey man as
John Doe In their accident N!po<I, ~
he wu at fault for ramm.l.ng hls JIU
..
The' Arab CO!lUlllndO .l)flh Into the
heart~ Tel Aviv lh<J!tl1 Iller midnight
wounded 11 persons s1Wb when a bomb
wrecked four pirked · cars In Keren
&ayenet Boulevard, ntt'lilieniorr Street,
af a.sh1ouble ihopplni ITU with a num-
ber of cifei ad" "iullunnta.
Twenty Arabi -were':uresttd after the
explosion ,.rl\ich ·wttcked thrte cars,
smasbed Jil'doan arid windows of nearby
ahops and apartznents, flattened trees
and 1 tamp post and ripped down
1ele~ and electric wires. · Ii Was the first guerrilla attack. fa Tel _
Avt9 since last September when one
pert:On wu tilled by a bomb planted in a
wUtlbasktt 8t I bqt: ltlUon. ·
Coupl.e Accused
Of Doing Holiday
Shoplifting Early
David Connelll of Costa Mesa took hi!
wUe shopping at Fashion Island Saturday
afternoon and made one big mistake,
police said.
· He dldn1 pay for anything.
Connelli, 31, and his wife, Mary, %2,
both of 237 E. 16th St., were arrested on
shopllfUng charges at The Broadway
store in Fashion Island.
Investigators Wd the couple allegedly
filled a green· shopping bag with SJ3S
worth or satin pillow cases, small glass
decorator pieces, a bikini and other
goodJes, then le!t the store without
pa yin(.
Store security guards made the lniti&l
arresL 'Dre pair were boaked al Newport
City Jail lhortJy after 1:30 p.m.
Thieves Like
Racing .Wh~ls
Tl!leYoa lltiPped · a Pair of high
perlomw>ee au~*Ues ,,t a Colla
ll!ua car'doalei'lblp o( lt\O!O lflan 11,100
in tadl!ll -Is and enstoe eqqlpmen~
pOllot ..... told SalllrdlJ.
· St~ebakt.r Into 1 parked car in the 600
block ol Eaat 17th Strtel.
·Robei\ J , Moll.U. employed by
'"'"dore ROblns' Ford apney, JOIO
lfarl>or Blvd .. aald he liiuod the 1• and
1967 sport sedans-.1 Wbel he arrlwd
for work.
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Poll<'e ldenU!led h~ 1Ueged pa.,.ngers
IS Vtl'l'I £. McConnell, ~. of •14 Con-
Uneot.al Ave., Colla Mm, and Walter R.
Wlnlleld. II, Marin a deJ Rty.
Patrolman Frank Jordln.arrattd both
"' "''plclon of being dnu\11 In public,
wtlfle the latln on the looet -J'u1n Doe
maybe -is liable to face hlt·•'*'"1n
. charges if he turns up.
P11tol1n1n Wllllom ~tel &1ld -auto w11 left lyin• oa tu. wheel dnams, ·
with 1771 In wllie!a and .,,.ine ..,
cessoriea ato!en.
A second vehicle owned by th6 New-1
port lmPorta agency, 1100 W. COlll
lll&hway, Ne'l!JIOrt Bffch; had ll30
wortll of ..,.1.. -I• millllll . lnl'.,llgat.or• aald,
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Pl rt I ' Johnson called up 20,QOI ~llQrila'l'I~:::-= ................ _ .~~ -he _, --,Jn;
;;;:,;: lib th• Pmldent mobilize
ruenWb .and natlona! I u •~·•-men
without cleclartng a national em<rgency.
T!>e Dertnte -t 1<>14 <;oogms Nlxoa woula rather take his' caie to a
Joint ....ion ol Congress If another
emeraenc; arl.se1. ' 111e fate of the surtax sWI depends on
tltt Houae. But Congress voted leat wttk
to .,.,. Ille mra 10 percent withheld
. '
"""" win cost taxpay 111 billion a
monfh Wllil ~ r:ii ,.....1"-'"Jll ....... 11'4 ..-. I Cl.!llle "''°lulions, eadl •parqnlnl ..,...,. al
its old rate or tile r11te prescrl~ ln
Pres.ii Nixon'i proposed bQd&et, tvhiche r ls )OWef. ... ('• 1 If
Gel back lo fsslii91 'bOlta,' ilon't
worry about your subsidy check If your
application gets approv~ before mid·
night You'll get It. It's the Gepac1merit's
authority to approve, oot to spendi that
·If.ops. ,
Congo Exile Tshoiµhe, Dies
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Heart Attack Kills 'Rubber Man' of Af:rican Politics
ALGIERS (AP) -Moise Tshombe,
known at the "rubber man" or African
POiitics, died Sunday of an apparent heart attack, The Algtrlan Pttss service
reported today. He was •9.
A communJq11e algned by 10 Algerian
doctors said the fonner premJer or the
Congo and leader of the breakaway state
of Katanga appeared to have died in hls
sleep. It said an autopsy was to be
performed today.
The announcement or Tshombe's death
came two years to the day after a French
plane hijacker brought him to Algeria at
gunpoint. The plane had been chartered
to take Tshombe from Spain, where he
tiad been Uvlng in exile, lo Palma de Ma.
jorca.
Alter a deal fell through between
Algeria and the Congo to extradite
Tshombe to Kinshasa ( f o r me r I 'I
Leopoldville) to face a death: semenee.
T!hombe's alatus beeUM veiled' in otfi..
clal tllence. He wu kept in sollllrJ COfto
finement for two years, well trut.ed but
denied ~ wltll the outside world. •.
Tshombe earned his nickname. by
showing remlfbble poliUcal rtollienq In
rebound!na from ulter defeat after the
fall of Kalanp In !MS lo become premier
cf the Congo ln July 111M. The man with
the moon face and toothy grin inspired no
In-between emotions among Congole.se.
He was either loved or hated.
Molae·Kapenda -which stands for
t•Moaet Beloved" -Tshombe was born
tn MUIUmba Nov. 10, 1919. Hts father was
a rarlty1 a wealthy African businessman
In an -controlled by llelglans. Tlbombe was often known tu bout: "I
am a rich man. I am tbe only Congalese
who doet not need"'to be in politics to
make a llvinc. No oee can buy me."
R.a1ead 111· a MMbodiat with a high
school .educ1Uon1 '{'lihombe toured Europe
belore-...nln1 IMxil!' lo nm th• family's
interest.I tnarrJ· dli Ciaughter of a tribal
ctliel and father 10 children.
He served on several tribal and pro-
vincial councils In the 1950s. and when
Belgium was ready to grant its colony in-
dependnece, Tsbombe was premi er of il!
richest province.
Independence ame July 1. 1960, and
LA Supervisors
Adopt Budget
Of $1. 7 Million
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -County
Superviaora t.OdaJ adopted a whopping
$1. T14 billion ~et for the upcoming
ftacal year, indicating a boost of from 19
to 25 cents in the property tax rale .
·The record budf:et was approved at a
stormy meeUnc during which supervisors
wert: heck.led by some 250 shouting
welfare recipients who demanded higher
Jlliel checks.
The figure rectiving final approval
after a few last minute salary culs was au million over tti· budget for the cur-.
rent fiscal year. Of this amount, $245.6
mlllion was added to th,. general fund
totaling $1.4913 blllion.
The exact increase in the pro' t:rty tax
rate will depend on the method'. of com-
P:UilnC assessments. 1
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EXILED LEADER DIES
Con90'1 Mol1e Tshombe
the Congolese army muUnled soon after.
Tshombe waited 10 day1 for Praldent
Joseph Kua.VU.bu Ind Premier Patrlet
Lwnumba ·to resore order, then declared
independence lot Kitanga.
Backed by Belgian mining firm.I and a
army led by white me~aries from
South Africa and Rhodesia, Tshombe
withstood worldwide pres..ure and United
NaUoos' efforb to end his secession for
30 months.
It was during the lirst outbreak of
vloleoce, ht .September 1911, that U.N.
Seotttary-Genetal · Dag Hammaralsjold
was f1yin:g to a' border tOwn for cu~ nr,1 t'alks ·wilb Tshombe.
Rhpdesia, now ·zambla. Hammarskjold
~Al Oying lo I border town .for · teilB·fire
talks willl Tshombe.
While a U.f'l. .. lnv~igating Committee
said it found 'no proor tb support 'rumors
the plane had been shot down, It added it
was unable to determine the cause of the
crash.
Six months alter HammarUjold died,
the Katanga government &Mounced lhe
death of Lumumtla, 0who lhen b;eciii\ a
hero to many Afrcian youths. Some
Congolese said Tsbombe wU re.sponsible
for Lumwnba's assasslnaUorJ, but
Tshombe maintained Lumumba. had
escaped alter being taken into CU!tody In
January 1961 and waa shot by villagers.
Five months alter T&hombe capitulated
In January 1963, he left Ute COngo ~o 10
into exile in Europe for the first. time,
Jiving mostly in Spain. But he returned
triumphantly as "Premier in June 1914
after Simba tribesmen rebelle8 in the
northeast provinces.
Many said lhe Western powen, In·
eluding the United States, llad convinced
Presiden~ Kasavubu that Tshombe was
the only person who could unite all ~D
factions and put down the rebellion.;
Tshombe's troops, again Jed by White
mercenaries, silcceeded In crushing the
Slmba rebellion, bul in the fall of USi .a ~=r1:!k:t~ u:a:a~~ .... -;:!
Tshombe went !nf.o. exile. nevtr r.ellly
returning to the limelight until be WIS
kldnaped to Algiers.
~I( Death P1·ohe Tiring
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For .W.arren, Son Reports ·
WASHINGTON fUPI) -Former Chief
Justice Earl \Varren went through the
most exhausting 1 period of his life as
chairman of the commi ssion that in-
vestigated President John F. KeMedy's
assassination. his &oa said today.
Earl Warren Jr. said on a special, 9G-
minute national educational television
program on "The Warren Year'!" that bJs
fathe r's necessity to re-live t b e
assassinaUdn during the inv.esU1aUon
"was more than a man should be Raked
to do." Warreri had 1 "tremendous
regard" ror Kennedy. he said.
''The full story of what went on In the
commission of course has never come
out. but 1 suspect that it was not an easy
chore from the standpoint of the
personalities invol ved," said the son, a
municipal court judge in Sacramento.
"I jmaglne it was excepUonall)• dif-
ficult even to get the parties to agree on
what fonn the investigation would take,"
he added. "And it was very noticea ble to
me that t.tUs was taiting him extremely
heavily."
Warren said that at the llmt. In 19M,
his fathe r alao was carrying a ''tremen-
dously heavy workload" at the Supreme
Court as well as heavy administraUve
chores there
•·t don 't think in all the. yeara that rve
known my father I've ever seen him co
through a period that I felt waa draininc
on him as this," Warren said.
Cyclist Recovering
A Costa Mesa motorcyclist, injured last
Thursday afternoon in a colllsion with a
sport.scar at Bushard and Brookhurst
struts, Huntington Beach, is reported In
fair condltion today at Huntingk..1
Intercommunity Hospil.al.
Barnard J. Garrison, 29, of Costa Mesa,
suffered a fractured leg and hip, when he
struck the sporlscar broadside as it tum·
ed left onto Bushard Street from
Brookhurst Street.
Clark'11 Shoe.11 from Ene;land.
One of the 18 I have a rather decenl ee-
lection of yachting and 00.tlng
apparel. In facu, between my
store and the ult water shop
on the meaanine in Richard't
Market next door~ you get the
doggonede!t M:lec1ton in cap-
tivity. (I don't mind gil•ing n1y
good neighbor a free ping.)
Why don,t I mention rrlcu'r
If it aaddenly gets hot and yon your attention. In fact. I ha•e There'• no sense i11 1l1owins a
need• cooler necklitt or IOme--two different clothin& 9 bopi pic1ure of a tuit or whatever,
thing, you don't need to catch within thii •lore. One, which I with a deadly dull deec.ription
1unatroke hunting for some-• . · of tl1e threads, and a price. 11,1
best men's stores
in Newport Beach
where to bay it. call Her11age Shop, •• for the more important to tell you
You cau euily find a men'• button-down collep gradaete about thi1 1tot'e an<l v;l11t it
alore In Ne"JlOrl Beach. I find who wanta the tradltional look. otandt for.
18 of tluem, lnelndl.., my own, My new ohlru..., •err eom· My pri-are pleaeing. They
In the phone book. plete ripl now. By GUdU, Emo won't take tho eurl oul ofyoUI' •
In .-you don't know and Exeollo, plat lni-tlng hair bnt they may 1trail!hten
whlela lo potranloe, pick a nice new •port ebirta from ball a out your cheek book.
name. I liin> you the eutlre dosen highly ....,.ie.i .,.Un. And alwayt remember the
Uott A L'Eipiit, Atldmon, Abo a dam good oboe 1toro. name of the otore, Bidwell. It'a
8'ry Dept. s._·Beacheomber, In add i Ii on lo Taylor, and a won! deri•ed from I.he U.tln.
Robert Berkeley JOck Bidwell, Spen')' Topoider, I carry Bally Loooely tranol11ed, it DlUIUI
Deanoad'a, aoa'.e of Morgan, Shoa fr:om Switzerland, and ''the beat of the bunch.''
IAusudo..,.'a, Leopud'1 Spou.,
Pat Ma?ley'o, Mr. Paul'a, Muftl
Ltd., Quarter Decik, Sawyer,
SU.......-ooda, G Men'a, and
'WoodraU'1.
It ft m:y loeantk>ua opinion
that my oultt, 1port eoata and
1laeka are particularly worth
Jack Bidwell
3467 Via Udo at Newport Blvd., in'lllowport Bud\
next to Rich•rd'i Market anti The Lido Theater.
Plenty of freo parkln1 In the ren. Phone 6734510
Coryi-ight 1969, Jack B'id~-en.
•
' Boy Drowns
1n· Baekyard
' Swim lPool
The 3-year-old son of a FuUerton ,poUee
officer drowned Sunday nigbt d.esplte .a
two-hour effort ttl save bis We al SL Jude
Hosplral, Fullerton.
Gl'egory Sbaw, of 1715 W. Elm St., was
pulled from a four-foot deep plasUc pbol
in ,tbe family back}'ard by an, older
brQl.her, Ute coroner~ olfice reported.
They said' he had "evidenUy Climlied'up
a filter pipe and fallen into the pool.
Gregory was the son ol police officer
John R. Shaw and his wile, Mildred.:-
Motorcyclist
Dies in Fiery
Freeway Crash
A Long Beach motorcyclist was killed
early this morning when his vehicle went
out of control and became Involved in a
fiery c r a S·h on the Garden Grove
TreewRy west of Springdale Street.
Si~g~ in 56t~ Da11.
Caught in the wen by·aJ) incoming enemy barrage ualties were reported~ as the. siege of the U.S.
near seri. Het" South Vietnam, a GI (foreground) Special Forces camp continued into its 56th day.
incbes his wa)r toward a sandbag shelter while an-Hee.vy U.S. air raids are backing 31000 troops today
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De ·,Gaulle ·Too?
General Ran Fraµ:ce, But Not House
LONDON (AP) -A n<phew or lormet
Fren<:h President Charlts de Gaulle says
the haughly general la "bellpecked and ' -dominated" by hi.I wlfe1 Yvonne.
Alaine de Gaulle wrote ~ a London
•magazine that Mrs. de .Ga"1le once lold
the general : "You're r~ France;
I'in running the bollSe."
Alaine's article, In the c~ent Issue ot
The People, Said Mn. de Gaulle dilutes
her husband's liquor with cofiee and has
comp)ete coiltrol of .the, lamlly budg<l
Bui ii adds the,fanl)ly. ;UD tbinkll ,~ de
Gaulle as "Le Patf&i:·•· ' • -,
"The 'general fin•t evien allowtd to·see
the account book in wJllcb1fils wile~ a detaJled record ·or their . perional f~," Ala1ne sald.1"she-startii.rtew
bOok eaCh year and stacks the old"Ontlt in
a wardrobe.
"So jealous is she of ber. private do-
~in that she has a habl~ o\_~PPln&. a
hQll' between the pages o( ~~~ ~t
books:--just to see i! any curiOU8'1penpn
tiaS la ken a peep." .: 4 ..
' Although de Gaulle ls a very rich man,
the article said, there are no la1>9r .saving
devices in his home al Colombey les
Deux Egllses. ,.
"There Ls 'l(>l even an eleclrlc or os
cooker there,". Alaine wrote. "All the
cookil)g is . st.ill ~one on an okl·faS:t\loned
coal .range. Nor are·there any such.thln·ga
as washing· machines or Hoovers -«he
sortol labor-&avlng gadgets which, •r
the de ·aGulle regime, b e c a m e com-
But even lbough the general play1 "•
cond fiddle'' to h1a wife, .laid Alaine, "the
fact remaln.I that he i1 very much tbt
patrtordl, the tribal chief" or the de .
Gaulle and Vendbux 'families and "has
alway1 ~. for as )ong u l can remem-r· the auprtme boas of us au.• '
Party to Honor
Chief Seltzer
Reurtnr HunungtOn Beach Police chief
John Seltzer will be honored al a party
July 18 at the Shetcilon Beach Inn and
reseryati~n.s are being taken now ror lhe
dinntr.
Reser\'atlons tor lhe 7 p.m. event Jn41Y
be made by sen<tlng $7 .50 per pef'.IOfl to
the John H. Seltzer Dlnner, P .0. Bo1 896,
Huntington Beach.
A police officer for 3Z years, Chief
Saltier reUres.on July 31. He joined the
local force ln 1937 when the city had a
popuJatjon of about 6,000. He leaves clt,y
service-with the city nearing li0,000
population.
Astronaut In Moscow
' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Astronaut
Frank Borman, who was commal)der on
man's first trip around the moon at
Christmastime, flew to Moscow today for
a nine-Oay visit to the Soviet Union -the
California Highway Patrol officers said
the ~eslbound cycle, ridden by John
Waldron Dunham Jr., 31 , hit the center
divider of lhe freeway and then swerved
jnto the fast traffic lane where it collided
'With a westbound car driven by Roger C.
·Simpson, 19, atso or Lon& Beach.
monplace in French homes." -otfitr covers· his helmet with his hahds. Light cas-in an attempt to lift the si~C. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...,.~~~~~~~~ first by a U.S. spaceman.
Simpson's car caught fire immediately
·Biter the crash but he escaped with
"minor injuries, the CHP reported.
Dunham was dead on arrival at Los
Alamitos MedicaJ Center shortly after 1
.,.m.
, He had suffered multiple injuries, in-
cluding a broken leg, broken amt$, in-
ternal injuries and skull fractUttS, the
coroner 's of£ice reported. ·
' The accident is under ·investigation by
. the Highway Patrol.
·Sof t-d1ink Firms
Bubbling Again
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Six TeamSter!
Union locals voled Sunday to accept a
new contract and return to work today. enc!i~ a seven w~k SVi~e that. idl:<f
1,800 workers al 18 Southern Cali!orma
soft drink bottling plants.
A union spokesman said the vote Wa.5
494-168. The union claimed the strike
caused a shortage of soft-drinks in
liUpermarkels, but industry spokesmen
den ied this.
A spokesman for the bottling [irms
estimated union members woold r~ive
wage and fringe benefits totaling 75 cents
an hour over three years.
The bottling plants struck are operated
by Canada Dry Corp., Coca-COia Bottling c.o .. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Royal Crown
Beverage Co., Dom.inion Beverages Ltd.,
and National Drlnks.
S1wopy to C"liuli
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W:itli Red 8aron
~.t · Donke y · Ball
Sooppy and the Red Baron will race
each other on donkeyback at 2 p.m. July
4 on the Fountain Vailey LitUe' League
baseb~ll diamond.
Snoopy i8 a team composed of league
managers and of(icen while the Red
Baron is a team of baseball bad guys, the
umpires.
Both will provide an afternoon of holi·
day entertainment for children and adults
at the league field, located at Slater
Avenue and Ward Street.
Jn addition two surprise guest
ceJebrities will make their appearance on
the cijamond via helicopter just before
the game.
Tickets, priced at $1.25 for adults and
$1 for·children, will be sold-at the 1ate.
WESTMINSTER TY
PREVIEW SLATED
A special television preview of the film,
"Southern CaJilomia's Bit of England," a
13-minute" documentary on the city of
Westminster, will be shown on KTLA,
Otannel 5, on July 10 at 8:30 a.m.
The story is of a community on the
move, "Westminster, City of ProgreM -
Bu.ilt on Pride," according to City
Administrator Robert HunUey.
'J'hitrfeing Wisflfully
Don jlelt) and Len ThQl?lpson• are anxious.ID cel.ebrale Independence
Day. They live in Newportl 'Beach, where, according to city ordinance,
It is illegal to posseH firework•. But they can go up the street to
Cosla Mesa where stal .. approved fireworks are legal. ~ailed "safe
and sane" fireworks also are legal in Huntington' ijeach and Foun-
tain Valley. Fireworks of anY' kind are, bai'r~ from Laguna Beach,
where ordinance is enforced on Fourth or JuJy m about s~e. manner
as it is in Newport•Beach.
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7.75114 $33.00
8.25114 $38.00
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Plycmn tires
...... get·the 4th ·" for (:
Our llnnt tlr11-t1mou1 Atl11 Plyeron ·white
Stripe-now at tremend0u1 uvlngil sff box It
taft for selected popular 1lze1 thal flt mo1t.
• Fords, Chevrolets, Ptyrnoutht:, Buicka. Oocl;ss.
Pontiac•, Ramblers, Mercurys, Old1mobile1.
Cftrysler1. Buy 3-get the•lh tor 1'.
Ask lboUt Iha savings on aH other.ptycron sizes.
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The 12th and Oxford Street>
Gang in Philaclelpbla went . Into
business by opentng a ct>in-<>perat..
ed laundry with help of a $40,000
loan from the Philadelphia Gu
Wcnts. Forrest Outlne, secretary
of the 12th and Oxford Corp., told
a gathering of dignitaries: "I'd lite
to thank the gas works for giving
us the chance to prove we'te not
hoodlums, and that we can do
things right." • The mattress somebody left in
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GOP Admits
< I
Surtax Vote
Margin ·~lipi
,
WASHINGTON (AP) ~ llepul!llcan
poUUea! iridlmOUc ;. pointll!I tow.,-d
House •PP!OVa\ of l'wildenl NIJOD'• -
posed surtax ,e.ieaslon, but WI)'
dilcipllne must ,hokl and supporters coo-
-cede their 1\WllJ> Is namiw.
· The exf<ivicllt .bill, faelng a crucial
llou!e Im 1Ddt3, lw Democ:r~Uc aa weU
as R<:Publl""l \eoders 111pporllng It. !fut
a larie block of Democraw lw oppoo>d
any loog o:lenllon until the br<1i9er Wue
of Lu r<lorm bu· been setUed.
Nlloa forces have given top priority to
extending the surtu at IO per~nt
throuih Dec. 31 and then at five percent
throulh JW>e 30, 1970 '5 part of the ad-
ministraUon's anU-inflation moves.
•
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the parking lot was lumpy, but the
little girls who were bouncing
around on it stopped co~plalnlng
when the lumps turned out to be
wads of pound notes worth $120 in
all: Eight-year-old L .. loy Allon and
her friend P•ul• Boott will have a
claim on the money U police are
unable to locate the owner.
House passage doesn't' assure the ex-
tenaion aince Senate Democrats are
dtterrnioed ,to write some meantniful
~-law changes. They call Jt cl081ng
lopphol.,, and Insist the people back
bOme Won't stand for any delay.
MURDERESS CAPTURED AFTER SEVEN YEARS
Sheriff Walter Young Leads Winnie RUth Judd to Jail
•
Pusage ol the 1urtu at Nixon's pro-
posed level would bring in an estim&ted
f7.M billlon In the first yeor '!}ld con-
tribute to a .$8.3 billion SW'J>lua in the
unified pvtmment budget. Melvin Belli to Def end
A popcorn munching patron
wearing a mask 1Dll! ejected
from &he Sheridan Theater in
Miami !Beach -for sneaki11g
into the movie ••Goodbye Co-
tumbu.s." Two policemen search-
ed 20 minutes before they found
tke culprit hiding 'ffneath a aeat
eating spilled popcorn. Ginger-
ly, they removed the 10-pound
raccoon.
The · ld:minilirauon contends auch a
surpiul ii desperat.ly seeded to dampen
inf'l•tioo, reduce the government's com-
pcUtlon for scarce cred.Jt and bolster con-
fidence in the dollar abroad. J(iller Winnie Ruth Judd
• The Hahnemann Medical College
School of Nursing in Philadelphia
will admit men students for tJ}e
first time this September, accoro.
tng to the school director. ''U wOm-
en can be fine eng\neers and law.
yers " said Edythe -G. KfJtler,
f'thefe is no reason why men }VOD't
be fine nurses." • · •
If Congress fails to approve, an ad-
ministration spokesmen predicted, the
psychological effect would be devastating
-more inflation with bmlnesses and in-
dlvlduals nishlng to buy and borrow, thus
feeding the'lnflation.
The oppos!Uoo conteada tile surtu bas
not been effective qalnst lnfleUon.
DemocraUc li.berall. ariued, .moreover,
unlesa tt;e surtax is Ued · closely to
wbstantlal tu refOrtlll, tbe ch&nce to ram theoe through the ~ Congreu
may be. lost. If the reforml art-not wri~
ten dliectly into the bill, they said, the
extenaloo sboald be held to a few months
wblle a refonn paetace is worked out.
Storm warninp aireadJ ~ up in the
Ser11te, .
Majority Leader Mike Mansfield armed
with the mumlmoue · ~king of the
Demoenllc l'ollq Committee, said Sun-
d&'v I.be -wtU.)mlst on Lu return llelore . agreeing tcl'll'1' lull surtet ex·
r. tension. .
"We think the Ume bu comt for aome
meahlngltd relor1111 and we do not think
they. should ........ piec:emtal bait., ..
be sold in an lnterYlew.
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MARTINEZ, Ca!U. (UPI) - A mild-
mannered housekeeper and baby sitter
known as Marian Lane faces extradllion
to Arizona tod ay as Winnie Ruth Judd,
the "tiger woman" trunk murderer of
the 1930's who escaped from a mental
hospital se\le'n years ago.
The auburn-haired, 65-year-old wonian
was scheduled to be represented by
famed criminal lawyer Melvin Belli at
an extradition hearing in ·t~ Contra
Costa County community across the bay
from San Francisco.
Belli was expected to argue that Mrs.
Judd's identify has not been proved con.
elusively. Although she was identified•
by fingerprint.!, the woman has stead-
fastly insisted she ls Marian Lane.
Mrs. Judd was conv1eted of shooting
two young women to death in Phoenix in
l~l, di!membering their bodies and
shipping them in trunks to Los Angeles.
She was sentenced to hang.
Seve.niy-two hours before her sched-
uled execution. Mrs. Judd was ruled insane and MOt to a mental hospital,
where the death sentence was later com-
muted to life imprisonment. She escaped
from mental hospitals aettn times be·
tween 1939 and 19621 when authorities
106! all lrack of her.
7
Mrs. Lane was arrested by Contra
Costa sheriffs' deputies Friday when her
involvement in a murder investigation
resulted in the fi ngerprint check which
identified her as Mrs. Judd'.
Sheriff Walter F. Young said a car
registered to Mrs. Lane was seen near
the home of Anna S. Aarons, who was
bludgeoned to death on April 28. A rou-
tine investigation showed another person
drove the car-but also resulted in a
fingerprint check of Mrs. Lane.
Tile search for the slayer of Mrs.
Aarons is con,linuing.
Mrs. Lane worked for five years as a
maid in the suburban Piedmont home
of Mrs. Henry Nichols, an elderly
· malron. Whfn Mrs. Nichols died 18
months ago, Mrs. Lane was retained. by
the family and movtd last week into
a maid's collage at the home of Dr.
J ohn Biemer.
Only t.SC'. week. she worked as a baby
sitter for Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pat-
moot of Piedmont, cAring for their 2-year-old,
"My wUe thinks it is im possible to
believe," said Patmont. "Looking back,
maybe you could see something a little
peculiar, but she really was almOst too
good to be true-a hannless, sweet, like-
able, motherly woman."
Smaske~ Buil.ding
At University
SEATl'LE, Wuh. (UPn -A bomb
called "the work of a mad mind" ex-
ploded in the Unlversily of w.-gton
administration building Sunday, smash·
ing one floor with the force of a case
Foreign Press Plays Up
Nixon's Stop in Romania
Wearing their scouting attire, the
Shah of Iran, Que rn Farah and Crown
Prince Ali-Reta attended the inaugu-
ration of a scout'• camp at Te hran,
lra11. · • Directors of California's Asil°""
mar Conference Ground.I agreed
reluctantly to allow their fire plugs
to be painted a bright color. The
14 plugs on the grounds on the sc~
nic Monterey Peninsul a have al·
ways been brown to blend i11 with
the scenery. Fire Chief Don Ga ..
person said that's the problem -
his m en wouldn't be able to find
them if there was a fire because
they're so well "bidden."
or dynamite. ·
Early estimates placed damage to the
five-story Gothic style building as high
as h a J f a million dollars. No one was
injured in the pre-daylight blast.
Police laboratory experts today sifted
through the rubble of the first floor
entrance, aearching for cllles to the type
of erploalve used in lhe bomb.
Meanwhile, university President Dr.
Charles Odegaard said the explosion
"defies understandhlg." He said &Choo!
officials had received no prior warnings
ol threats and were looking for a motive.
The blut, in the main doorway of the
building. blew a five-foot hole in the
reinforced concrete floor of the entry·
way, wrecking half or the main floor
and damaging a graduate seminar room
below.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
De.spite efforts in Washington to stress
the Asian part of President Nixon's trip
around the world next month, foreign at-
tenUoo focused on the stop he will make
in Romania, the independent-minded
Commun.isl nation in Eastern Europe.
The Lcindon Times said in an edlklrial:
"Whal the President can do is
demonstrate that fruiUul and direct rela-
tions are possible between Western Coun·
tries and members of tbe Russian bloc."
The Guardian said the stop in
Bucharest "will set the seal on what has
hitherto been a tacit and undeclared
friendship. And it is of some interest that
the American President does not mind
annoying the Russians at this particular
moment."
The Daily Express called the Nixon
Midwest Takes It on Chin
Wind, Rain and Hail Let Fly; Elsewhere It's Peaceful
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vi~it a sign tbal ''Washington no longer
vie-.vs the globe as being divided irlto two
irreconcilable blocs, the Communist and
the free."
The Daily Mail said: "If the men in the
Kremlin would travel around as much as
Mr. Nixon, they migh t not be so
pathologically scared of th e world outside
their wa lls,"
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the news .9f the Romania stop 19 hours
after it was reporled in the West and in
Romania itself. But the visit was· not
mentioned on Soviet rad io or tele vision
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Decommissioning
Of Evans to End
24 Years in Navy
SUBIC BAY, Philippilfes (UPI) ~The
U.S. des troyer Frank E~ Evans-the 200
feet or after section which survived the
collision with the Australian carrier
Melbourne -wiU be formally decom-
missioned Tuesday in a short ceremony •
The Evans skipper, Cmdr. Albert S •
McLemore,-40, Vallejo, Ca lif., dressed in
tropica:I whites, will be the cer tral figure.
11e ls.sched uled to make a few remarks,
read the decommissioning order and his
t>wn <>rders, direct the ship's flag and
commission peM ant to be hauled down,
and then turn over the hull to the Subic
Bay Naval Ship facility.
That will mark the end of the Evans' 2f
years and five months in the Navy.
McLemore and five other officers -
almost all the other crew members have
been sent to the United Sta\es -will
stand oo the Evans' fantail td mark the
shi p's runeral. There will be no music, no
tnimpet solo, no benedlctiom.
The other oCficers will include Lt. (j .g.)
Ronald C. Ramsey, 24, of Long Beach
and Lt, (j.g.) James A. Hopson. 18, of
Kansas City, Kan., the two men on the
bridge June 3 when the-Melbourne sUced
the Evans in half.
The disaster still ts under lnve.Ueallon
by a U.S.·AuaLrlillan naval board at tbl1
naval ba9t 90 miles north of1M'anl1a.
Seventy.four o( the m men aboard the
Evans died ln the c»Jllslon, which OC·
curred during joint exercises In the ~tb
China sea.
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Bomb Blast Rips+
Wales Post. Of fie ~
,
CAERNARVOfl, Wiloo {UPI) -A
bomb blasted • CorcUff pool Glllce. today
but all the q11eOQ.'1 1111 n Md all the
qu~n's horaea ~~ here ~
ahead with relu!~ for Tu~• 1"'
' v,estlture of fltln<t Cllarles u 'Pdnce of
Wales.
The bomb shatlerod the mall -.nine
room of the Cowbri<l&e 111¥ Pilot Qlllce,
the fourth bombing In· tho put tlirt!!
months in the Welsh City.,
II uoder)lned · Wey Prime Ml!>llter
Herold WU.On ordered in 4,IGO.troopa aad
poUce to th~ ancienf vi)Jqe·to. prolocl
the be~ to the throoe and IUCb gUOat. u
Presidenl NII°"'' daq)>ter' Triclo frvlD
Welsh nationalist extremllta. ...
Buckingham Pall!CO, ,.,......,.. of•
llclals and newspaperi lild ~
hope Cllarles' courting ~ot the Welib -
learning their languqe and visiting
Wales the past two montbil -Jlad blotted
out fanaUclsm. ·
'11le blast sent bits of metal and chunks
of wood flying put lll!il sorter Trevor
Pearson, i~ the Cardiff Post Offk!e, 120
miles south of hert.
The bomber had dropped hi! charge
down a mail slot into lhe post office. It
landed in the tray next to where Pearson
usually works. . ·
On April 28 a bomb blast.ed a Cardllf
electric center. On April 23 a bomb was
fouDd ln a luggage check office In Car· dilra Quttn Street RaUw1y StaUpn. A
bomb April IS hit Cardiff Police Head·
quarters. No one was ,injured in the
blasts. bu't each incident brought new
cries against an English prince being
dubbed the liege of Wales.
Scotland Yard has 2,000 detectives
checking on the underground Welsh Na·
Tricia Nixon
Stars in London
Social Scene
tldillll!I Ai'lily aad their alliea. ~
. The oeeurtty Intended to prolecl,the »-
)'W'Old bek to th• Br!Ush -wben
he foonaUy receives bla inai,. as
Prince 'or '!{aJOI Tuesday reacbe1f • Pjtch
wbOrt tUs atieet weigh~ depressed 1<>mt·of
\ tboe\! Involved in the pageintry.·
Wbat the queen had hoped for waa a
great outt>our1ng·of loyalty and !lflecUon
Wide and outside ol ancient Caernarvon
c.utle under the Ught security fid'ee~
Wblcb Is all royalty usually needs in Bric
iatn. The queen often trav~ls with· a
single detecUve bocl)'guard.
Tougher Ad
Rules Due
On Cigarettes
WASHING TON (APl -A key sec·
tion of the cigarette labeling law upires
tonight opening the way for federal reg·
ulatory agencies ~o try to impose stritl-
gent rutrlctioos on smoking advertls·
,.lie secUon of the law dying at mid·
night prohibits federal agencies from
modifying current regu1aUons to toughen
the current health warning required on
cigarette packages or limit advertising.
With the modification ban Wt.ed, the
Federal Trade Commission can go on
with hearings on an extremely strong
package warning, while the Federal
Comqiission can conside~ the pro~
prohibition of all smoking adverti!ing
on radio and television.
Although the ban, or pre-emption, part
of the h1.w loses effect tonight, the House
has passed a bill extending that section
for another six years. although with a
tougher warning required displayed on
each pack :
1 "Warning : The Surgeon General has
determined lhat cigarette smoking is
dangerous to your heallh and may cause
Jung cancer or other diseases."
LONDON (UPI) -From Wimbledon to·
Whitehall . Tricia Nixon was the star of -
the London social scene today. The
British welcome easily matched that
given any royal princess.
But the outlook for the extension is
cloudy Jn the Senate, where Utah Demo-
crat Frank E. Moss is reported working
through his Commerce subcommittee on
comumer affairs to pigeonhole the
House-passed bill
The eldest daughter of President Nixon
arrived in Lcindon early Sunday. She will
be among the guests Tuesday at the in-
vestiture of Prince Charles as Prince of
Wales.
Queen Eliz.a.beth today invited Tricia to
Buckingham Palace for tea on Thursday,
A palace spokesman said he did not know
if other members of the royal family
would join the tea.
Miss Nixon, 23, planned to begin htr
public appearances today at th e
Wimbledon tennis matches, w~ she
lvas expected to sit in the royal box.
From there, she was to begin a roUQd <>f
parties with tea at No. 10 Downing Street
wilh Mrs. Harold Wilson, wife of tbt
prime minister.
Although the FCC announced some
time ago it would consider the prepared
TV-Radio advertisement ban, the a~en
cy has extend~ until Aug. 17 the time
far submitUn:I comments on the matter.
The rl'C's proposed wording -to be
explored in bearings beginning Tuesday
-would require all forms of advertising
to state clearly and prominently:
"Cigarette smoking is dangerous ta
health and may cause death resulting
from cancer;, coronary heart disease,
chronic bronchitis, · pulmonary emphy·
sema and other diseases."
The Wbacco industry had wanted the
FTC hearings put <>ff Until Congress
takes some action one way or the other
on the smoking-health controversy.
Dwarfed But Not Dln1med
"Big John" dwarfs four American Dairy Princeu C811didates, but
the giant of the towering Chicago structure can't dlm the smiles . ot
the would-be-royalty. The girls, (from left) Sharon Ann Jackson, 18,
Meridian, Idaho ; Joni Yttr1ileS1, 19, Beresford, South Dakota ; Gail
Han>llton 21 Centralia, W*'hlngton , and Deborah SUe Weaver, 11,
Berlln, Ohio, 1are in the 15th IMUal American Dairy Prlncess contest
in Cblcago. l .
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·Laird Loosens Post QUEENll! ly f'lill ln .. rlandl -
But Military Not Run1iing Pen.,t'C!go1i
Finch Says
HEW .Pi~k
'Better' WASlllNGTON (AP) -The
military'• lnfiuence in ad-
mlnlslraUon deci>lon making
~ climbing ln the wake of
Secretary of Defense Melvin
R. Laird's efforts to looseathe
intensive · P e n t a g o a cen-
lralluUqo Imposed during lhe
McNamara yean.
However,·\ officials a a y , I Laird haa "II 1n1en11oa o1 let-
ting hil authtirity sUp or allow-
ing the mililary lo run
U~I Tt ..... le
Change of Heart
Noted heart transplant surgeon Dr. Christian Bar·
nard is seen outside a Cape Town, S. Africa, eatery
with Janice Brand, 20. a British hairdresser. Bar·
nard's divorce becomes final next month.
Fiery 'Bart Lytton
Dies of Heart Attack
LOS ANGELES {UPI) -
Bart Lytton, an ex-communist
who ·e.ar1ayed a savings and
Joan firm into a $500 million
empire and lhe losl it, died
Sunday of a heart attack al
the age of 56.
Tbe flamboyant financier
who once called himself "the
mosl successful businessman
or the decade" was found dead
in bed by his wile, Belb.
His physician, Dr. Sam Sills,
said he started treating Lytton
for a coronary condilion a
year and a half ago, about the
til'lle ·when creditors forced
him to step down as pre~idenl.
Bomb Load
Blows Up;
4 lnjm·ed
' WEL~, Nev. (AP) -A
carload of military bombs
blew up as a Western Pacific
freight train rolled through the
.. rail siding community of
Tobar 150 miles west of Salt
·~we City.
-''We ·w~e just riding along,
• and all of a sudden there were
.; flashes and explosions." said
MCM'T'is Tipton, 48, a transient
from Ponca City. Okla .. riding
an the train Sunday and one of
four persons injured.
Highway Patrolman Jerome
Richards said bombs con·
tinued detonating for some
time after the accident.
Richards said Army officials
al the scene told him some of
the bombs were of a type that
become sensitive to shock
when exposed to prolonged
heat.
"'lbere was no immediate
explanalion for th e explosion,''
said Richards.
"The blast scattered bombs
fO!' several hundred yards
around the nat sagebrush
country and started several
fires. They looked like pretty
good sited bombs, maybe 500
pounds."
of Lyllon Savings & Loan,
fifth biggest in the nation .
Jn his heyday, the former
nC\vspaper reporter, rad io and
movie s criptwriter and
publicist lived I i k e a
}foUywood star, t h r o w i n g
parties for 1,200 gucsls at a
time, smoking $300 worth of
cigars a montb and donating
vast sums to the arls and
political campaigns.
Lytton was a brash,
articulate and far from self.el·
facing man who was an ex·
traordinary Iigure in the
sedate world of the savings
and loan business.
He was a former Com-
munist who was drummed out
of the party for disputing ils
tenets and he appeared as a
fr ie ndly \.\'itne.ss before the
House Committee on Un-
American Activities during the
1950s.
Lytton took: over a small
savings and loan office in .1936,
put his name on the door and
proceeded to rock the staid
money community by applying
the theury that money could
be merchandised "like girlie
shows."
Lytton brought the bor·
rowers and depositors in wilh
press agentry gin1icks and a
highly personalized ad-
vertising campaign based to a
large part on his own image •
Yugoslavian
Leader Shot
BERLIN (UPI) -A Croa.
tian today shot and critically
wounded Dr. Anton Kolendic,
56, head of the Yugoslav
military mission in West
Berlin.
Police said the Croatian, in
what was believed lo be an act
or protest again.st th e
Yugoslav regime. entered the
mission headquarters, a villa
in the fashionable Grunewald
district of the British sector,
and fired three shots at KoleD-
dic. ,.
Kolendic was hit once In the
head and twice Jn the left leg.
unrestricted.
';Laird ls not a man to give
up power," said an associate
who has worked closely with
t be Nli:on administration's
defense cbief.
"He and Dave Packard
(Laird's deputy secretary)
have laid out finn guideline s."
And, a top oUiciaJ sald,
"'Anybody who gets the idea
that we're going back to the
old 'wild west' days of service
rivalries ls aU wrong."
By "wild west" days this of·
ficial meant the years before
Robert S. McNamara became
Defense Secretary in 1961
when the se rvices fought
shares, weapons system s, and
uninhibltedly over b u d g e t
shares, weapons syslems, and
roles and missions.
ABM Critics'
Stand Wrong
Says Russell
WASHINGTON {AP) -Sen.
Richard B. Russell. a key sup-
porter of President Nixon's
missile defense program , says
critics are taking a "fan-
tastic" position by contending
deployment of the Safeguard
system would endanger Soviet·
U.S. arms talks.
The Geurgia Democrat,
head of the Senate · Ap-
proprialion:oi Committee and
long regarded as an expert on
military matters, said in an
interview :
"It seems fant astic to me
that the opponents of ABl\.1
contend that the Russians will
refuse to negotiate if we
deploy safeguard.
"We have been workinc on
the ABM and on ?-.tlRV
mu ltiwa r be a d -carrying
missiles for several years.
'Ibat didn't keep them from
agreeing to \he nuclea r non·
proliferation treaty.
"You can be certain that the
Soviets are going to go ahead 1
with their developmenl or
their own MIRVS and their
ow n ABM system. lt is
ridiculous to s a y that tbey
won't talk because we go
ahead."
Sen. John Stennis (0.Miss.),
said in a separate interview
that there was no serious al·
tempt made within the Senate
Anned Services Committee to
strike the li1IRV authorization
from a military procurement
bill.
Stennis. chairman of the
committee, said the program
of perfecting missiles th at
could carry a cluster of in·
dependently targeted nuclear
warheads is linked closely to
the devel opment of l h e
Poseidon replacement for the
Polaris on U.S. submarine!.
Safeguard critics have said
there is no need for such a
defense system Lo protect
land-based U.S. missiles so
capable of delivering a
Jong as the Polaris fleet is
devastating retaliatory strike.
A wedding of MIRV with
Poseidon presumably would at
least triple the striking power
of American underseas craft
while increasing the range of
their retaliatory weapons.
S e n a t e , debates Safeguard
Mike Mansfleld has urged
t.11RV critics to shelve lhls
issue when the closely divided
Senate debates S a le g u a r d
deployment.
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Dewey ·n~ars Ba~k~
Wins First .National Ho_llering Contest
• SPIVE·Y'S CORNER, N.C.
(UPI) -Dewey J ackson, a 70..
year-old dairy farmer who
lives at Roseboro -a
~ hoot '1fho\ler from here -has
won the national hollering con-
J test with a foghorn version o[
1 "What a Friend We Have in
Jesus."
Jackson r'ared back oo a
flatbed trailer to put down all i compet.itJon -some from as
far away as Louisiana -in
what \\'BS billed 11 the "Firsl
Annual Nallonal Hollerlng
ContcsL"
Jackson, who says~ leam·
ed how to hoUer when he waJ
young bc.'Cause lhAt.'1 whAt you
did when you felt good and
because there we.re n o
ttlephone1, didn 't holler the
¥.'Ords to the old camp m~ting
I
standard -he just hollered
the lune.
But It was enough to win the
title, a gold cup and a gilded
megaphone.
"When ole Dewey r'ars back
and cuts .loose:. you can bear
him tor miles," an admiring
friend said as they handed ole
Dewey Uie cup.
The contest was hekl Satur•
day on the athletic field or the
Midway SchooJ at. Spivey's
Comer. Contestanll • holle~ed
from th e trailer parked at one
end ol the field . The hollettl'I
shar«I the llage with Ule
judges. emcee, and about a
dor:en newsmen -alter all, It
was a naUOl'\al championship
evl!nL
Most of t~ enlrles were
local people. bul Mn. Jean
I'
Marie Bl"O'Nn of New Orl eans
won first place In the woman 's
event. Iler "dismal swamp"
cry of "Possum tail and tater
time -come and get it" soun·
ded loud and clear.
An event of such naUonal
Importance was bound to draw
at least a rew dignitaries such
as William C. Marshburn, the
mayor of nearby Dunn, who
came and hooted lli_e. a I.rain
whl!itle.
Jame• Graham, the state
commis1IOf1U of agriculture,
also turned out and brayed
like a donkey.
Everybody ha<! a howling
good time with an all-day
barbecue provided by the
volunteer fire department.
The highway patrol helped ool
In the traffic jam, and Green
&rel Lroopa parachuted in.
)
says field commanders should
not be secoad·guessed, lhese
$00.rces sald.
During · the Johrmn ad·
miniSt~t.ion. the U.S. com-
mander ln•Vletnam sometimes
received streams of n1essages
tfum 1Wa 21 hin gto n wlth
''guidance," &L1ggeJtiom and
oulrlgbt orders.
Thfs nb longer happens, of-
t.oS ANGELES (AP) -The
secretary ot health, educaUon \
tnd" wellare says his second
choice as h\. I</~ l(ealth depuly
-Dr. Ro1•1 l!lpi,ber1 -; wtll
be able to do a more elfective
job than the man art recom·
mended. Oclals said.
Gen. Crelghton Abrams, the
man running the Vietnam war~
has full . knowledge of broad
D.dmlnistration policy and it is
left to him to operate withln 1 that policy. I
In the Democratic years,
n e p ubllcan congressmen
had tllreatened not to support
key administration programs
if President Nixon nomina ted
Dr. John H. Knowles as assis-
tant secretary for health and
'Vilhin the Laird guidelines ,
U1e military and civilian heads
of the armed services and the
various assistant secretaries
of defense are given con·
siderable responslbUltles for
developing programs and deal·
ing with problems.
senior military leaders here . ·
complained t h e y were con-\ ---.--· " suited by lil cNrunara only «!)Kloc, __ ~-.. 11t&t. w..w .-i..--.
· scientific affairs, Secretary
Robert ll. Finch said Knowles
''had become a symbo1," he
said. after decisions were ni ade.
Under Laird every membe r
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
"May I see your address book! rd like to tear
• . cwt a Pl&'e."
ha ve been invited at one lime ---------------------
or another to sit in on con·
"lt could ha\•e been very
difficult for him to solve the
great problems we face car·
rylng the ertra weight of this
particular symbolism on his
back," Finch continued. ''The
man r chose instead -equally
brilliant, equally dedicated -
does not have that handicap.
He wW be able to do more,
which Ls the ultimate
criterion."
Associates noted Laird ha s
perrnitted the Air Force to
handle the dispute over the
CSa super transport and the
Army to resolve the con-
troversy over disposal of
surplus war gas.
sultatiorui ot the National
Security Council, President
Nixon 's top policy-1naking
body.
Pat Nixon Booed at Park
Dur ing the Johnso n ad-\VASHINGTO N (UPI) -
ln the McNamara era, the
defense se(retary and his top
aides called the detailed shots.
According to L a i r d ' s
associates, the d e f e n s e
secretary believes that if he
J1as a good man in a job, that
of!icial should handle his job
without close supervision from
the top.
ministration. Gen. E a r 1 Pal Nixon was booed by part
Whe(!Jer, chairman of the of a crowd of so,OOo Sunday,
Joint Chiefs of S t a r f , some of whom raised clenched
rep resented all the chiefs at fists in a black power salute
the "Tuesday luncheons" ln \\'hen the Star-Spangled Ban-
the While House wh ere ner was played at an outdoor
courses of action ¥.'ere con· concert near the foot of the
calm and gave no outwatd
sign of noticing. She remain·
ed at the outdoor theater for
more than an hour, seated at
the side of the stage.
'The inciden t took place at
the kickoff night or a "Sum·
mer in th e Pa rk" program
sponsored by the District of
Colwnbia.
Dr. Ege berg, dean of the
University of S o u t h e r n
California med.lea! school, was
named t·o the post Saturday.
sidered. \\'ashington Monument.
Now, loo, all reservatioru: The First Lady · remained
and objections by the Jn----------------------
d;,;dual ""ice chiefs are The Great Orange Coast's noted on position papers
Laird also means il when h.e forwarded to the National N l p I
Security Council , sour~s said. 0. 0 per•
Nixon rejected F i n c h ' 1
recommendation of Knowles,
an outspoken advocate of
federally funded medical pro-
grams whose critics included
the American Medic a I
Association.
Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?
But what if everybody in thi s
country were to throw their
hands up in despair and say they
don't give a hoot.
Indeed, there would be no
tomorrow·.
But fortunately, Americans
have a way of solving their
problems.
1 And that's just what's going
to happen in these troubled times.
Simply because it's always been
an American tradition.
Now, how can you, as one little
ole citiren in this big, 'vide
country of ours, be of any
help?
Well, take a minute and
think about a U.S. Sav·
ings Bond.
That's right, a U.S.
Savings Bond.
No, it isn't an immediate
remedy for all our ills. But it helps.
If everybody were to buy
just one 125.00 Savings Bond
(cost '18.75), your country would
be stronger eco~omically to
wipe out some of those scars
1ve've been sporting.
Of course, everybody 'vould
be helping themselves, too. H you
1vere to sign up on a Bond purchase
plan where you work or bank,
you'd have quite a nice nest egg
for yourself .one of these days.
You'd have a lot more dollars in
the kitty fo:i: things like college
educations, that new home, or
a secure retirement
So think about a U.S .
-Savings Bond today.
And then go out and
huyone.
Tomorrow.
Take stock in America
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds & Freedom Shares
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• ., I DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE I
Beggaring the Question
A really tlg~mea•ljl'• to stop all oil drilling in the Santa Barbara bannel fl' state tldelands bas been
killed in the Le stature -probably. because Its spon·
.sor was Assemb y Democratic Minority Leader Jess
Unruh but po5sibly also because of reve~ue dollar signs
in the legislators' eyes~
Now the Reagan Administratlon's •pecial commit·
tee on the offshore oil problem has woo the Governor's
approval of 40 recommendations. The announced aim
is to prevent another Santa Barbara Channel diJaster.
But nowhere in the announcement is there any mention
of a total ban on future oUshore drilling.
Instead, the state officials suggested "tlghter r ..
fitriclions" on offshore drilling. And then diverted at-
tention to oceangoing tankers as Hthe most likely fu ..
ture source of disastrous spills." To be sure, tanker safety procedures need strict
controls -something they should have had all along, if
they . haven't. But even the dumping of the total oil
cargo of one of Aristotle Onassis supertankers would
be as a teardrop in the ocean compared. to the enor·
mous oil spill from Union Oil Company's blown-out well
off Santa Barbara. And leakage has continued ever
since, with no end in sight.
The committee speaks of "ti~hter state regulation
of drilling, beefed up administrative practices, lefl•l•·
tion, implementation of an oil spill 'disaster plan and
cooperative efforts with the petroleum industry."
All this can mean is that offshore oil drilling is lo
go right on regardless of the enormous risk to the coast-
a1 enviromnent, including wildlife as well as shores and
ocean waters for human use. It ignores the geological
instability of the ocean floor off Santa Barbara.
This falls far short of the obvious need -which is
nothing less than a total ban on all future offshore drill-
ing in both state and federal tidelands.
Congress has indicated plainly that it will not im-~se a federal ban unless and unW California acts in
the same total manner where hs own U4elanda att COJlo
cerned. Billions of doll&rf in oil revenue 19r both ltd·
eral and state governments are involved. Only massive
and continuing protest by John Q. Public can talce leg·
ulators' eyes oU the revenue dollar sign and focus them
on the far more important question of Southern Cali-
folnia's envirorunental protection.
OffabOre Oil may be worth billlons to the oil Indus·
try and government treasuries. But a cl.een, unmarred
coasUine and an ocean viable for all forms of life -
yes, including human llfe -is worth counUess trillions
of dollars. Or, nther, it is priceless, not measurable
in money.
The top priority is obvious: Ban all oUshore oil
drilling -totally, completely. And Jet the oil industry
off the book either by refunding their lease money and
costs or by trading inland Naval reserve leases for
those offshore.
P ublic Interest Protected
County supervioors, after passing up the potential
for public access to a fine surfing beach on the South
Coast, have their eye on target again.
They have agreed to buy 13 acres of abandoned
railroad right.of-way in Sunset Beach for a parking lot.
This $2.5 million investment (recoverable from future
revenues) means a bit more of Orange County's
precious coastiine will serve the public.
Local residents understandably don't care for the
Idea. They'd rather not have crowds of visitors sbar·
ing what is now largely their private beach despite
public ownership. '
But the beach isn't private and the sUpervtsors
wisely chose to make it more accessible as a natural
resource for all.
P r esident Doing Well PoliticaU11 Empty Ho mes
Easy Prey Nixon .. Leaves No Handles
WASHINGTON -"Legallly ts not a
syn0nyni ·for tilorality," Adlai Ste't'emon
onoe said, and, ln the same &enle, being
co(Tect is not a synonym for being right;
being a smart IX1liUclan ls not the same
thing as being a leader.
si.udents of Richard Nixon have faulted
him for not underst.amling Ulese ~
Uons. Bul apart from lhll flaw -which TRUE; MB. NIXON may bt tripped by
is 'not a flaw he can llpair -Richard these atatement.s. But hil implied pro-
Nixon is doing so well as President of the mjle on Vietnam has bought, him a year
Uqlleif·Slates that thooe who thjnk_ of run-• Jn ;,hldi.lo Mflll ii. And until oat1ooal In-
ning aga:i~ blltl in 1971 are ..-ieWlng the '. tetµg~· ~tes are .ma4e a,vailable
JDil;Sped with deep f~. •to ev~ who is going to .atgUe auc-~He doesn'I leave any bandtal to gel q..iullji·Jillb the President Ot the UAlled
hold of;" one of them said after the ·states ~what they aay or1DND'
President's press ~nf~noe of last Even inore disheartening to those
week. lodeed, at ~ press confllrence, DemoCrats-wbo muit think of:~vU .. ~ President went -far tow~ removing as im·contenden is their u*"1nent Of
twp handles .which tbe opposition thought what Mr. Nixon will do nezt. Al:tbey tee
th!)' had solidly in 11""1'· tt, he has now bul1I blx .-itueney of
"quiet Americans" Into a 'far broader
spectrum -a kind of Nert Rlgh~ coo-
slsling of small·town folk, 11t1bulbla and
blue-a>llar workers who once pledgf!d
aiteliilnce lo Robert Kennedy, all of
whom are -In the President's fellcltout
phraae -"fed up to bere" with
lawlessness and violence.
FlRS'r WAS THE war iaue, reheated
l!iince Lbe Pr~dent's Air Force Academy
speecll. .
Second was the ABM·MlRV issue on
which senators, wbo have time to become
students, were far more crit,\,cal than con-
gressmen, who don't
But who can expect to beat Mr. Nixon
on Vietnam when he tells an audience of
20 million television viewers that he
hopes to have all U.S. cumbat troops out
of there before th~ end of 1970?
And what hope is there £or defeating
his ABM-proposal and rorcing him to
discontinue the testing of MIRV when he
1>ays he has new secret intelligence to
1>upporl his arguments?
wrm VIETNAM out of the way for
another year, and having wrapped
himself in patriotism and a sb'Oilg
defense, Mr. Nixon is now in a po&tion to
move left and take away some more
handles.
. Suppose, for example, that by thf: end
.of 1971 President Nixon has (1) ended.
American casualties in Vielnam; · (.3)
changed the draft law along the nn.. pro.
posed by Edward KeMedy; (I) found
IOIDe money from Vietnam. to spend in
the cm ... on education and the poor; ( 4)
held the line on inflation. Who wlll want
to run against him? And on what iasuea?
JT•WJLL NOT matter very much that
there seemed no 1en1e of moral purpoee
to the Nixon Admlniltration, nothing of
what wlllllon ChlD'CbiU once called "the
urge and impulse of the aaes." It will not
m&ter . that he got out of Vietnam
beeau.e he tllolight tt good po!lilcs, that money for education and ctuea wu alto
good pallllca and tbtt the new at1111 race
ml&ht hive beta tnlde uonec::es1ary. It
will not ,natter becalilO by thll tJme Mr.
Nlxee will baft the conse111U1 that Prui·
dent Johnson filled lo illid.
ALL TJllS MAY go wronc. The l'r<!l·
dent ts still trying lo please both Hawks
and Dovel on Vietnam. And hll angry
tirade agatnat Clark Clllford lhon that
he ls still capable -u in the pras con.
f ....... an.r blx defeat In California Jn
l!IQ ~ of hl\11lni hbmeJf Jn a di!play of temper. .•
Mr. Nb<ee'• aides, 'f'ith some JllJlifica·
Uon, cite his annoyance wlth former high
Admlnlstnitlon olllclala who dined ... n-
u U were -on the war and who now
· refuse to pick up the lab.
As of right now -given the
performance and the promiae -Richard
Nixon must be counted aa a superb politi-
cian who look1 unbeatable.
. ·B7 Frank Mankl~ICJ
ud Tom Bradta
.
Gromley Became a Patriot
Once upon a lime in the .country called
\\'onderfuland, there was a young man
named Grumley Gromme t who loved bis
country.
He lov~ e¥erything about it. He loved
hs govern ment, its laws. il economy, its
people, its rich and varied culture, its
r eligious and educational leaders, its put·
ple 1nountains majesty and it.s fruited
plai ns.
And above all. he loved tile principles
of \Vonderiulism. such as freedom of
speech, worship and dissent.
"Oh. I .... ·ould galdly die for Won·
derrul land and \Vonderfulism," he said
lovingly.
So he became a Patriot.
BEING A PATRIOT, he found, was
virtuaUy a full·Uine job. He had to pledge
allegiance to \Vonderfuland seven tim es
daily. 11e had to read Jots and lots of
patrioUc books. And he had lo attend
Patriotic Club rallies almos t every nighl
But he learned many things.
f irst, he learned about the govern·
ment. The government, he learned, was
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Monday, June 30, 196~
'T'te edit.orlai pg;oe.of 1he Doily
Pilot .steki to inform and 11.tim..
u!ate reader• by presenting thi3
ne101paper's opinions and cont·
nwnt.ary on topics of tnttrest
Gnd 11gnifico11<<, by PTot>idiflg o
f°"'m /'1' th• expre1Slon of oW Teadtn' opiniona, mid by
pNHniing ll1e diverse vitto-Po'Atl of informed observtr.s
04 tp0kltmt n on topics of llie
ifar.
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
'.-,,.~-';i1: ' ' ' f ,·'Jl ,' -~!\';'''' i "i: -s.~, JJ;~p~; ' ' ~~.). .... ...,w~Jl:tj%.,~z"',.,.,~
run by venal. self-seeking politic\~ who
would eagerly sell everybody's cherished
heritage for a mess of pattage.
"Our poliUcians are despicable !" cried
Gromley.
Then he learned about the Jaws. The
laws, he learned, were oot only weak and
ineffectual. they were admlnistertd by
mollyooddling judges more interested in
protecting crimlnals than I n n o c e n t
citizens.
"Our judges are contemptible," cried
Gromley. , ·
AFTER THAT HE learned about the
economy. The tton0my, he learned, was
being run by fuzzy-minded ecooomisls
who "Were driving the. country stral&bt to
the bow·wows.
"Our ecooomlsts are hate.full" cried
Gromley.
Next he learned about the people. The
people, he lea.med, we.re wi.thy-wuhy.
mindless kllots so brain-washed by cle•er
demagogues that they failed tO tee Lhe
danger the country wa.s in.
"The people are pitiful!" cried
Gromley.
Following that he learned about the
culture The cultw'e, be learned, wu a
horrllylng melange of lewd . drama,
sickening rhythms and incomprehensible _
art -all flendlshly designed to sap the
moral fiber.
'"OUr, culture Ii horrible!" cried
Gn>ml<y.
FIN~ Y HE LEARNED about the
rtUgk>Ua 1ed tducaUonal tv)!Oml. Tbey
were run, ht learned, by empty-headed
dreamers who were, ;ii best, soft on
A.,.·rullsm if. not car~arrying Awfulist
dupes. And thuJ k wu no wonder lhey
turned DUI jlOIY."11 but dlrly, btarljed,
pot·sm•klna jNllb.
.,
"Our . moral leaders are frightful!"
cried Grymlej.
His education complete, Gf'tirilley
becanle a P,atriot, First Cla&s. His first
batUe was against bleeding-heart Ct>n-
servationistl opposed to tearing down a
purple mountain to fill in a fruited plain
for a housing tract,
"Seen one purple mountain's majelty,"
cried Gromley, "and you've seen 'em
all!" '
ms VICTORY IN the .Purple Mountain
BaUle skyrocketed hi! fame and be wa1
elected Permanent Prtsldtnt of the
Patriot Clitb.
How they cheered when, in his
Inaugural Addreu, he bitterly attacked,
"our despicable government, con-·
temptibleojudges, baleful economy, pitiful
people, horrible culture and · frightful
morality" -and said anyone who
disagreed sboukt be shot. '
But it was his summation that broujht
his fellow Patriots to their feet.
"Oh, why," he Uked, "can't everybody
love this country a.s much as we?"
MORAL : With patrlotl like ours,. who
needs traitors!
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Dllet anyone care about the -landlords ralalng rtnta eontlnuall.Y
on their widowed, reUred, or stu-
dent 1'ilanl.s? Ltt"s hear Ill ! I
-A l"d1ow Suflerer
,
To Burglars
. ' l
. ·,.'~.1
iJN,%)
"Summe.rtlme antf the living is easy"
could be the burglar's theme song this
summer u Americans across the country
prepare to pack up and go on vacation,
leaving their empty homer; easy prey to
dU31 and burglars. .
Burglary is becoming the criminal's
favorite natJonal pasttlme, with a
burglary occurring approximately every
30 aeconds. Of more than l .t million
burglaries reported in 1967, 49 percent in·
volved realdences and more than half of
them were done in the daytime when the
occupants were out.
Short of staying home all the'" time and
atandtng watch over your property, how
can you prevent burglaries? True, there
are no ironclad ways to guarantee that
burglars won't drop in to visil But there
are precauUoOB you can take, especially
at vacaUon Ume, that may make the .dlf.
fertnce between a bad ending to your trip
and a happy homecoming.
WHEN ·PLANNING to be away for
several days, there is no need to let the
entire world know beforehand that you
are leaving. Once you are gone; tightly
drawn shades, farewell notes to the
milkman or newspaper boy, and
b8ttened-down windows are like neon--
flashing welcome signs to even tilt most
inexperienced housebreaker.
Do let your immediate neighbors know
that you're leaving, ti'owever, so they .. an
keep an eye on the· house. Mk· local police
to cruise by periodically to be sure
everything is in order.
PERHAPS A neighbor will be willing to
come in to ~urn on lights in tbe evening.
Or you may want to set an automatic
timer before you leave so that lights gG
on at nisht and or! at daybreak. A Lari:
tlouse night after night is a sure sign of
vacancy.
DllC1>nUnue mail, milk, and newspaper
deUverles so your doorways won1t be
overflowing with old newspapers and t;ast
due bills. ·
In addition to these precautions which
apply especially at vacation time, there
are 1eVeral other ways to <J.scourage
would·be burglars all ·.year round.
KEEP DOOl\S and windows Jocked,
and don 't cancel out thJ!St efforts by
leaving a key under the doormat or over
a door.
Heavy Krtening and double Jocks
make forced entry more dUficult, always
your aim when working against a
burglar.
When moving into a new home or
apartment, be sure to change the locks.
Don't leave ladders lying around · your
, property as an easy entree for a lbltf.
There's no reason why you sbou1d make
the buralar's job easier.
AND 1'1NALLY, don't keep ~ve
jewelry and other valuables thi't you
don't use regularly in easy.to-find places
around the house. Put them into a safe ot
a safe depc:llJt vault off the prtml.9ts.
It, altei. tlling due precautioM, you
are the vicUm of a burglary, there are
ways yot: can belp lhe police. Notify them
llimme<Uately, and be ready to provide
them with strlal numbers on items sucb
as typewr1ten and sewing machine"
along with detailed desCrtpttcn.s of
valuab'8 ltema:.
INSURANCE .agalnsl burglary t s
available ln all types of homeowners
poUct .. or may be plll'Chued aeperate\y.
Separate pollcles covering such valu•blts
as furs and Jewelry are available, tlnce
homeowntn cover•ae on these lltm1 will
pn>bably not be enDUiJ>. l~oco !alormalloli lniUtata
~ • "::L> ...... &J
~HAr ()s's ON cRAs 6RAss.~ 1
Police Are None
Of These Things
Here's a multiple-choice question for
you : Me the police supposed to be (a)
human; (b) subhuman; (c) superhuman;
or (4) inhuman? The proper answer is
none ol these.
First, the police are not supposed to be
"human." If someone calls them dirty
names, or spits at lhem, they are not
supposed to respond as an ordinary
citizen might. When they "overreact" to
such insults, they are behaving in a most
unprofessional mannu.
Second, police are not supposed to be
"subhuman." If lhey are rough or brulal
or coarse or allow their personal pre-
judices to dominate their con~uct, they
have no business being on the police
force.
1111RD, POLICE 8.re not supposed to
be "superhuman." They shout" not be
asked to work long hours for low pay, to
be subjected to political innuences, to
perform without adequate protection, to
enforce laws thal are not enforceable, or
enforceable only on a discrimlnall>ry
basl:i. •
Fourth, police are not supposed to be
"inh~an. '' They are supposed to exhibit
sympathy, warmth and compaasion for
the lost, the confused, the upset, the
defenseless, the ignorant, and the
downtrodden. This, basically, is what
gives a policeman a "good image" in the
commwtity. '
BUT THE POLICE system that
operates in many, if not most, American
cities tends to bring out all the worst, and
unprofessional, traits and to subdue all
the good ones.
Unlike the British bobby, the American
cup has little slatus or respect -In the
community; is often the unwitting tool of
pollUcal Influences; has not been ad~
quately trained to separate his personal
biases from his professional duties; looks
upon himseU as the defender of one part
of society against another part; and too
often acts as his own judge and jury and
prosecu.tor and sometimes e1.ecuUoner.
BOTH THE MAN who praises our
"men in blue" aild the one who attacks
them as "fascist pigs" are su!ferinc; from
a delusion of what legitimate police
power really ·.ui. We suffer from the same
national delusion about district attorneys
-we imagine they are supposed to
": rosecute" offenders, when their real
Lask is to mediate between the claims of
the state and the · rights of citizens.
Just as we (wrongly) expect our
district attorneys to get convictions
rather than a!JSure justice, we expect our
police to get criminals, when their prin-
cipal job is to prevut crime. And the
preventlon'of dime is possible only when
the. police are independent, professionally,
trained, and imbued with a loyalty to the
total community, not to the seu-serving
!Ind protecUve rule! of the police force itself.
'Find and Remove Cause'
To the Editor
Your correspondent, Sharon Bonner,
(Mai 1 box, June 19) makes a plea
for the support of our police, clUng the
death of Officer Sasscer. I have no fault
to make with her plea, I, too, think that
our police deserve the support of the
commilnity, and that they , along with the
rest of us, have an inalienable right to
l~e. liberly, and the pursuJl of happlnt.<s.
It is ineffably sad that Of£icer Suscer no
longer enjoys these righb.
I would deny, however, that the amwer
to the problem which she deflges -a
very real problem -is for " .•• responsi.
ble citizens •. , to support our ltw en-
forcement agencies." 'Ibis is only half of
the answer. The other half ii for our law
enforcement agencies to support the
communities in which they opera~.
THE SAD F Acr Is that there Is a long
history of collusion -whether deliberate
or not is not the point -between the
"re.spooslble" and those charged with law
enforcement: The effect has been to deny
to many people, through police action,
the Inalienable right to life, liberty and
pursull ol happiness.
The coosequences of this collusion are
now suddenfy be1inning to be eotlced.
and it Is unlikely that OffJcer Sasscer ii
either the first or the last to feel the ef-
fect at the accumulated grievances ol
thO$e being mlslteated by Society IJUI the
pollie.
I DO Nar WISH to be mlaundtratood. 1
am not arguing that the pollee '*'"•
retribution at the hands of those they
have mistreated. l am arguing that the
cause for this retribution must be found
and "1110Ved. The community aed the
police may never be able to eot1vince the
Black Panthers or the SOS that they are
1ood l'U:fS.. but we can surely convince
the vast majorltf of Ute poor and the
minorities lllat this is the cue. We can if we really try.
(
L~ttn's from f'tader1 art welcomf'.
NOrmalJ11 writef's should conve11 thi-ir
meaiage1 in 300 wordi or les1. The
right to condense tetter1 to fi& IJ»C•
Of' tUminate libel ia restrwd. AU iti-
ttrs must incJudt riqnature and tnm"'·
ing dddreu, but names map bt wtCho
~Zd on request if $Ufficient reQ#oit u apparent.
For the po!U:e to make this attempt
and to succeed at it. they will need the
suppor> of the responsible ctlilena. II the
commrutity and the police fail to "'-'
eslabli!h. a firm and solid belief In law,
order and justiet ftir all, thto we will all
be the vlcllma of our foUy -not just the
few such as Oiflctr S&Ucer.
ANDREW H. McCLURE
.--89 Geerp -........,
Dear Georae;
You clslm to be lrWl, aed you
claim to be a Southerner, and both
are noted lot hot tempers and
being a bH wUd and Intemperate.
How do you manage to bOld up
under be!DI both Southern and Irish?
WONDERING
0..r Woederin1:
I live In a calm and rtttr11nln1
influence -I'm a newspaperman.
(Sand yaur pn>bleint to George
aed !ti him show you the benellll
of Sidewoys Thinking.)
.. .. .. .
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CHECKING •UP•
....... """ '°· 19M IWl.Y -'1
B.en Het Camp Called ~)Vhite Elephant"
Long Vietnam Siege Focuses on Casualties, Resupply Problems
BEN HET, Vietnam (AP) -ly by big llJllS firod from, six rqulars man Wat HID: and rock.teen who have 1-1 claims.
"We got stuck with It -we mti.1 away In Cambodl.a, iano American artllluv--trying f« -a In -k The Special Forces tr-
ct11ll It the white elephant.'!' by lltUe gum fired as clos4 as North .HJ.U. Both places came do"11 a tall wooden oblerv• have been ln Ben Het slnce
That la how one aenlor U.S. 380 yards In broad daYll&hL uodeT -•DI ....W Oro In llOll W...r. The tower 11111 late last ~. 8cOppa bu
Vatlllc• In tile Illa llfl lllua• u.n.
up 111ero·)'OU .,. Ibo ~~wning A Cure
'
Speclal Forces officer sourly Sappen -lnBltratloo ... tile ~ standa, but U tabs a atroo&· been ther< m moaUll.
1 describes this encampment pertl -strike every nl&bt The U.Si Special Forces are willed. man lo Illy up there "The ttb DMalon figuRd
that sprawls across three against the barbed w I re used to operating out of and watch eoerny mlulles the place n1 too near Ca&
muddy hills, and which has perimeter. perilously dangerous placea 1n come ltreak1nc in. bodla, '° they tndecl our
become the fOCUI ol tho Ben Hel, with Ila chrenlc Vietnam. Tbelr bonier ... From Main Hlll I b e comp In DH To wltll -. We
htavlelt actloa oow tal<-raupply problema and cllm-cam_.ia are often besleg-defenden can ,.. the l'Uff1 al got the worst al !be bargain,"
"At leut by ~wQ
act1on away fnlm the
and !Owna, and .. Ying Ibo
dvtllanll," aakl the llDklt Spedal ,...,.. ........,.,. In For Seasickness the .,..., Lt. Col -Ma"1UIL
Jly I. M. BOYD
ANY APPREN'l'JCE SPY
can tell you a litter sealed
with ~ white of III egg can't
be steamed open. . , , IN
VISALIA, CAL, 1 l v e two
young ladle1 named
Candy Lips and Truly White.
•. IF YOU ARE more Ulan 59
years Cif age, you were born
• before gin rummy was In-
vented. • _ , A SALMON
FISHERMAN who regularly
runs out of Westport, Wash.,
insists you can c u r e
seasickness b y repeatedly
yawning. . . • AM AC-
QUAINTED WITH a retired
gentleman who mows bis lawn•
all of it, on hls hand and knees
with $4!Wlng scissors.
SEPARATE VACATIONS -
Mister, does your lady lrle.nd
ever go· borne to her folks?
Nothing personal intend«!,
merely mean does she oc-
casionally vacation by herself?
Once knew a wife in Houston,
1Teus, who made a frequent
;tiabit of that, much to the an-
.noyaitee ol her husband. But
he put a atop to it.
Newspapers In that town run
nightlife columns, -0r did, when
J lived there. In lbem you
learned what gentlemen were
seen with which ladies last
evening. One day after the
aforementioned wile departed
en her vacation. thLs cunning
husband mailed her a
newspaper with an i t-e m
carefully razored out of the
nightlife column. She was
home in 3& hours.
GNUS ARE sensilive. They
mu!tiple all right in herds, but
none too well in captivity.
Therefore, the price of gnus iJ
going up, up, up. A zookeeper
told me that •••• OUR NAME
GAME MAN says fellows call-
ed Daniel tend to possess a
remarkable knack for finding
Hvely entertainment. a n d
when properly financed, in-
variably show their lady
friends a wonderful time.
Ing place In tho Vietnam war. bing Cllll8lty tall, II cathering eel. wblle llllOke u North Viet· a Special F......, man
CIJSTOMEll SERVICE: Q. Ben He! did nol emt unw a the Doforiety that beoe1 Coa But Boo Bet 1acb the com-nameoe Mnm mortars 6"' declared.
"Isn't it true the coast gum! year ago. II WU built by tho Thlen and Kbe Sanb, two U.S. ~. tho cuofUlly ..... lrom • ridpllne about three But the reason for the .....
bu cutten named alter U.S. 4th Infantry Division u a Marine --In the liderecl locale, and the cleYer-mlla to the wat. """"'"" to have been a
In Manila,
You Dial 106 woodworking toola, II);~ Ham-brigade -camp. The 4th demlllllrllecl """' .... that ly placed sun poaltlona that For the l5mm llJllS firing -made In Saigon to
mer, foe tnstance!" A. quite bu loilc since gooe. came .-r North --rllo the other Special from Cambodia, the defenden band this recJoo over to South
rllht. And llke Ju, Vice, and Now the dank, crumbling siege In 1111 and 1111. Fon:es .am .. In Vietnam. have a more subtle warning Vi.tnamae "'"'11Dl11d. The llANlLA (UPI) -Polb le
Cf amp, 'too .... Q. ''DID YOU bunlcen and decr<ptt wooden . "How Ille bell do you defeod ''Tbla waa built aa an Ami)' ayslem. Sgt. l.C. 'lbomu J. flghtln( In and .-Ben Het tho Manila mdnlpolllan -
EVER turn out for football tn abanUes are reluctanUy oc-a place like this?" axnmeoted 1'lll camp, not a Spedal Scoppa of Wllllamsport., Pa., ii b charaderlzed u a test 1' have ltt up a new c:rtm.
school?" A. Certainly did. Was cupled by several companies ooe Special Fon:<& trooper In Fon:es camp," oae Green followed aroond by a Clennon the South Vlelnlmr"' llm)' r<J>0!1lnl &y1Um. Rnlw•a
the team's aerial apeclallsl, u of Montagnanl civilian Ir· dlsgual, hb wavlng arm lailhl« lleftt noted: abepl>erd q whld! be clalml agatna tho Norih. wbo wbh lo nport a crtme or
a matter of fact. A!sigDed ez. regular troops, A m er I c a n In West HID and North HID, The Boo He! beadquarten la hean the big llJllS iu. belo,. In Ben He! llaclf, the test la aeel< polke help Clll dlll 111
clUJlvcly to keep the balls artillerymen and • U . S . two muddy red lmolla llludded oa Main HID, a knoll that riles 1he bumam do. simply that of lllYillfl alive or on the tel..i-!or pnlllJlt
blown up •••• Q. "ISN'T IT Sped.al ·Forcea "A" detach-with dllapldated I and bag above West and North hllla. It "Her ears twitch, ber eyes llZnlnlUDdecl. respome. The iyatMJ ~
AGAINST the law to use the ment of 12: Green Berets. bunkm and garbage. ts the favored tarpt of the wlden, and she beadl for a The Special Forces blab Manila, three aabwtla , ad
United States !lag In an They are being Jl"'nded dal· Mootagnanl c Iv 111 an Ir-North Vlatnameae gunners bwllcer. We all follow," Scoppa command ,... some ad-nine nelpborlng lownl. advqUsement?" A. Bellevt\--...:...--..:.:---'-----=-------,------...:....;....;...:.;:_....;....;....;....;..:.......;:.:.;_....;.::;:.::;:;:_;:_....;....;.,.... ____ .:.__..;;... __ _
so. Onl~ country I know about
that let s its flag be 50 used In
Great Qrltaln.
ON MAKING MONEY -
Hen's one more ex.ample of
how a bright fellow ean ium a
quick profiL In 1868, when tbe
first trans-Atlantic telegraph
cable uncoiled all the way
across the ocean, was brought
to shore at Newfoundland, the
engineers found they bad 20
miles of surplus. A swift
citizen, representing TiHaoy
and Co .. the jewelers, prompt-
ly bought it, cut it into
300,000 little pieces, and sold
them all for 50 cents each as
souvenirs. Big JalyBartain
OPEN QUESTION' 1. What
is verjuice? 2. Do wolves ev~r
attack men? 3. Should opals be
oiled?
LEAVE THE DISHES IN THE SINK! COME RUNNING TO PENNEY$
BEAUTY -"Listen you,
what makes your Love· and
War man think beautiful
women are hard to love? I am
beautiful and am easy to Jove.
Retract that statement, sir. A
beautiful woman is all woman.
I know." ·So writes a feminine
subscriber. She is another who
failed to send a snapshot. Too
bad.
Your questions and com-
ments are welcomed and
will be used wherever pos·
sible in "Checking Up."
Address mail to L. M.
BolJd, in care of tilt' DAILY
PILOT, Bo• 1875, N<tDpCTt
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little bqys'
cotton plisse
gripper waist
2 piece sleeper
•
Men's
Penn Prest9
polyester/cotton
casual slacks ...
Grad styling ...
Six OCC Women Get ·2/$3
i.t .......... -Hi-
3.99 -'-'--_ .... blondolocillof
Sc1wlarships of $25
4u scholarships of $25 each
were awarded to Orange Coast
College women recently-by the
Association for W o m e n ' s
Active Return to Education
(AWARE).
The association requires
that the women be over 21.
going to school part-time and
have a desire to complete
I.heir educaUon after' a period
of fullUme homemaking.
All of the recipient! had at
..itast a B average in their
work at OCC.
Receiving the scholarships
were : Edna M. Boudreau,
S""ta An~. English major who
will transfer to UCI; Louise K.
Grueneberg, Garden Grove,
theater arts major, plans to
teach at college I eve 1·;
Elizabeth N. ll}ltd!er, Coota
Mesa, art major, plans to
teach at elementary level.
Marilyn M. Morsch
Westminster, hi!tory major,
plans to tu.ch at elementary
level; Gloria Purvis, Costa
f\1esa, English major, wiU be
elementary teacher and Leona
Seddon, Costa Mes{l. bu!ineu
major.
Mrs. Margaret Roley, of
Laguna Beach, president of
the South Coast chapter of
AWARE presented the
scholarships.
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Is Golden SkLte
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MoA <C&lllorDllna stll1 r•le
tbolr otalA! one OI the best
~ to Uve. but dlasatmac-
tion has arown in the past two
yeon.
Mervin D. neld'a Calitomla
poll said today residents or the
San Diego ua particular~y
were Jess enchanted.
Field repor:ted . reauJts of a
"""'"-public Dplnl<il poll wbich quesUoned 1,011 ran-doinb' ..iectill adolll cnn-
cenatng. their Ovt!rall assess-
,_ GI Calllornla as. 1 • place
to • -'He· compu.d the "J ,,
"t ~~g 81'. Eludes .
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The percentage rating the
stale as one of the best places
dropped sUghtly - from 73 to
71 -wbUe those listing it as
nice, but not oulstanding,
declined from IS to 14 percent.
The about average rating in-
creased from 9 to 10 and Ult
(•tiler p00<4>o!;eolage from 2·
tp, 4. One percept, bad no opi-
nlon.
Bu! . the breakdown b y
regions showed San Diegans
lifvilt8 Calilornla a beat rating
dropped from ·11$ percenl to ·el
LA.decrease·frodl '19 ur
72. percent occurred in the San
Francisco Bay Area arid a
drop !rom 71 to 66 percent, was
reJ:Qrded in Uie Central 'Valley
area. :In Los Ang« l·e a ,.
bowfrver,-the -percentage ··irf.
C(e8Bed aligbtly, from 69·to12.
Drivers ·
Can Escape
Penalty l
BOISE:•ld&l19'.(11Pl) -Tl\ty
can find ~ gu!Uy ol dt)lbk ·
drlYlng f~ Id~, bul ,s!i·.,ueijf.
attomey.i have diJcovertd the
JaW provides no pt°naJty.
The state legislature Utls
year passed a new law on
drunken driving, eslablliihing
how to determine when a
motorist Is intoxicated.
The lawmaken provided
penalties o{ 30 days to five
yeara, and .fines ·or $100 to
!300.
Gov. 'Don Samuelson signed
the.law:
. Sompwhere between t h e
govlll'DCJr's office and the plant
in "'lndianapcilis iwhere new
lawa:Were pririled, lbe penalty
Sealon wu dro~ped. ·
Officials warned tipplers not
to cel'ebrate too en-
th1J4iastically about , t he
d~'(<lopmenl They pointed to
klcBJ' city laws· wbtch ' often
pro\rlde' penaJties for the
crime. State legal olficlals
began looking into ways or
gelling the penalties back on
the books.
WND6N -(llP!l -A
burg1ar robbed Cyril Wickham
ol 25 poondJ (!60) and lwo
watches and then escaped
because Wiclcbam didn't want
to cbue him Into the street
wearing only an undershirt.
Field said the state's
climate was still listed as its
top feature, although the nuol·
ber mentioning it de'Clined. Job opportunities also wu ---------1
1istec11ess, while good recrea· Uncle Len Wickham ran after" the
burglar to hb garden galA!. Uon and scenery moved up to
"Bul I was too embanassed
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WWI Beginning Recalled
SAR A JEVO, Y"'°'lavla
(UPI) -The tun came up ho!
in a clear: 1ky the momln1 of
June 28, 1914. 1bat alone made
Cvjelko Popovic nervous.
"We hadn't counted on the
weather being good," he
recalled today. "It h~ rained
for days. Now I was faced
with finding some way to con-
ceal Uie grenades and pistol J
was carrying."
"In order to -the route. The ll'Chdub'1 car ru,. on the gr<node I hid to 11<1 .. to follow theo stopped
knock it agllilllt llOlllethlng -directly In ~ ol the
hard, lill the wall behind me. walU!!f Gavrilo Prlnalp, who
Tbe fuse lasted 10-U seconds. shot him.
If l moved forward with the The bridge today beara
crowd to see the car with Prlnzlp'a name. One by one
Franz Ferdinand and his wife the conapiratora were rounded
I couldn't detonate the f':Jse . up, tried and s e n t enc e d .
But if l stayed back against Prinzip died in a C!ech prison.
the wa)J alone I could be spot,. . Popovic and bis) ctose friend,
led easily and moreover would 17-year~ld Vaso CUbrllovlc
have to Job the gr,nade over llUJ'Vlved. '
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Popovic, U at the Ume, was
one of a group of seven YOUf\I
Bosnian Serbs with a self-ap-
pointett mission to
ll.SSaMinate the A r c h d u k e
Franz Ferdinand of Austria.
For them he symbo~ the
tyranny of the Austro-
Hungi!U'lan empire 'in the
Slavic lands which later were
to become modern Yugoslavia.
lhe heads'ol lbe crowd, taking Austria deClared war on L--------------,-.....;.----------...,...--------------------1 achanceon.theaim. Ser bia for alleged
WEAPONS IN POCKETS
"Jn desperation I got hold of
a heavy military greatcoat
and put it on, sticking the
weapoos in the pockets.
"It was bound to arouse
suspicion, a young man walk·
lng about in a heavy overcoat
with Ute sun shining. But it
was worth the risk. We had a
destiny to fulfill .
"It was about 10 a.m. and
the crowds were gathering
fast on the Quai where the
royal car would appear,"
Popovic said. "The seven of us
were spread out in the area,
each armed with e i t h e r
grenades or pistols or both."
Popovic today bears little
resemblance superficially to
the gaunt young man in the
greatcoat. His black hair
belies his 73 years. His neat
gray suit and hom rimmed
glasses (it better the professor
of philosophy and education he
became in his mature years.
EVERY DETAIL
But he remembers ve ry
detail of that momentous day
in history 55 years ago.
''The sound of the royal
motorcade drew nearer. The
crowd surged forward to gel a
better look -and I suddenly
realized I was in grave troo·
ble," he recalled.
NOBODY NOTICED ttspo~blllty which Was never ·
"Just then there was a muf· proven1 Imperial Germany
ned report -like a grenade backed her up. Europe wu in
UJ:at had fizzled, I thought upheaval -and World War I
There was lolS of shouting and was underway.
milling about. N'o body "Ir we'd known a World War
bothered to notice me," would grow out of what we
Popovi~ later learned that dl.d, not a single one of u,,
his fel\ow-cbnsplrator, If.year· woukl have contemplated such
old Nedeljko Chabrinovic, had an act," Popovic says now.
tossed a grenade at lbe open "But our motives were pure.
car. It bounced off the back of We acted out of c:oovlclioo.
Frahz Ferdinand's car into the For that, certainJy, there can
street and exploded, woundhlg be no regret."
an aide-d~a1np. ·
The conS~irators dissolved
tnto the crowd. One of them,
an intense young mao of 19
named Gavrilo Prinz.ip, sat
down al a oeartiy outdoor caf~
to drink: a cup of coffee and
Ethics Probe
On Dolwig Due?
think. Popovic, only a block or SACRAMENTO (AP) -ne
two away, panicked. chainnan of the legislature's
.. I ran down a side street ethics committee says hla
looking far someplace to hide group may investigate Sen.
my weapons. Finally I dllclled JILcl}ard J. Dolwlg'a holdings
them in the cellar of a house I lD an insurance finn recently
knew. . granted a stock sales permit
"I went around in a daze, by the state.
thinking 'We've failed, we 've The Los Angeles Times
failed.' But suddenly there disclosed Tuesday that recent
was a great about over by the acUon by State Insurance
river and I knew l 'd been Commissioner Richards O.
wrong. I just knew." Barger could enhance the
ROUTE SWITCllEO value of Dolwlg's insurance
Franz Ferdinand had decid· company holdings by as much
ed at the last moment to as $1~,000.
change the motorcade route to ----------1
allow a brief visit to the
hospital where his wounded
aide was taken. But the
drivers wel'f; not told. Thus
when the procession a~
proached a major bridge .in--
tersection the lead car turned
ON THE TUBE
For tl!t bt1t 911idt te whef't
hepptnl119 011 TV, ,,,4 n
WEEK -.. i1trili11tocf wiffi #io
S•t11rd1y Miti111 of tho DAILY
PILOT.
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~nnelfJ
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For The Record
Births
MOAO M•M09:1.l.L
MOSI' ITAL-P'llaSIYT•• IAN
JUM JI fM. 11'111 Mrs. G. And•rloOl'I, l:tl L llJ
SI .. Cost1 Me-t1, bO¥ Mr. ,,,., MrL Mll'tlofll lflnlllY. nin
Lodl;haYftl, Hvrdl119lorl l11ch, boY
IN. Ind "'"· WIYnt: ltlcc, ,,, Lll'lfm
l'I., Coi.1• Mftl, llDv Mr. Ind M•I. Jotlrt l.olH. •m Pol• (!•-
ell!. """""9tan le1dl, 1lr1 M• . .,,11 Mr1. Tltrv wori11m1n, lJGol
~elH<ll .-.v1,, Co.It Me••· t !r!
Mr. 1nd Mrs. (lllrlfl L1n1, 21:11l1
C1lver1 SI., Cost1 Mts.I, boy
Mr. u1cl Mra. SOalrl'o V1r11s. 101 W,
Wl1,.rl1 St., S1nl1 .Ana, <;1lr1
M•. -Mrs. VIiii !lvf11, 31\4 Dublin Sl., Co1t1 Mn&. tlrt
Mr. •1'111 Mrs. ltabtrl M11!h, tJO W.
Hl1~t.nc1 S!., Slni. An•, 1>:11
Divorces
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nominee." Rockefeller heard about lhe
elecilon results while traveling
ln Soutb America oo· hll fact~
flDdlng mlsalon for Pr&ident
Nixon. ;
The election wu of "major
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Asked whether he would
support March.I, Rockefeller
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Hoftman ••• for quality and flavor unsurpassed · ••• at a price that makes it doublY. attractive!
and •.• to complete the meal !
Cinnamon Applesauce ......... 4 ... ~1
Seneca ••• delishtful wllll ham ! ••. No. 300
S&W Baked Beans ................... 39"
Ham and beanl ••• mm m ! ... 2&-oz.. size
Green 6lant Asparagus ........... 59¢
Tender rreen spears! ••• 15 ounce can
Main Course Pleasure !
Royal Gelatin ..................... 3 '" 25 ¢
For salads or colorful dessert! ••• reg. pkg.
Bread & Butter Piddes ........... 29¢
Fanning's , •• old fashioned goodn~s ! ..• 15-oz.
French's Mustard .................... 29,.
In .the new convenient ~ump j&r ! ..• 12-oz..
Meat Loaf .. -.............. ~!~.~.~ .. 0.~ .................. 7 9~·
PrecWon sroand meat ••• expertl1 blended and aea80ned ••• made with fresh whole eggs!
Beef Stew •
Lean chunb of tender 89111 U.S..D.A. Choice Beef J ••••••••••••••••••••••
Sliced Bacon ,
El Rancho's own .•. Ranch 79• Style, •. a little bit tlticker !. .............. ..
Look ro El Rancho for finer produce !
Brown Onions .................... :.~~ .. ~ .. ~~ ..................... s~
s-t enough to guarantee flavor in JOQr recipe ••• ! inn enough to elite •.• or cook ••• perfectly I
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Pf"i.ca in tffut M0tt., TKU., Wed.,
luM 30. Julp 1 cl:!. No ..Z.. to d<akn.
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SUnllt Ind ffvn!li11ai Dr. (IJ RlllC!lo Cont.I)
PWDEJIA:
=~=~ Fremont Ind ~Dr.
HUllTlllrlOI IEACR:
W11111er Ind AlCol"""1 (llommll C1a1r!1
lmlPOIT BEACH:
2727 Newport Blvd. llld .
2555 Elatbbdl i.-. Jalllull Vlillllt Ceatlll
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U.S. Says
Medi-Cal
Bungled
JIState Faces--'Fundless'· New -Year ~
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
The ll>te of Cllllornla and tbe
Blue Crou ot8~Uon were
accused in a federal reJ>Ori
Sunday of coolly bunglln& In
heaHh care for the aged.
The rtpOrt, pnputd by tbe
reglooal office or tbe Depart.
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare, noted that Call!ornia
bu undertaken nfonns.
However, it said CaUlornia
authorities bav~ taken no
steps to stop uslng 227 nurslng
homes which have failed to
meet federal and state stan-
dards or care.
Tht report said state agen-
cies dkl not have accurate in-
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" formation on who was eligible • ,_"'.,:Y.:;"-----------------' for medlcare insurance, so ..
they paid in a five-month--------------------
period about Sl29,tn:I a month
more lo medical clabns than
they lhould have -and may
have underestimated
medicare premiums by
'180,000 a month.
•Es~ape" Home
During. thttHnooth period 'The C , T ke 1~;1~.tbepa:..,~r ~~~; y ant a It Away'
ttian $100,000 were made by
state agencies for care under
federally supported he a I t h
programs.
"Tht absence of coordinated
procedures" in the Blue Cross
organization allowed t h e
dupllcate claims to gll!t by a
computer check which was
supposed to catch them, the
repcrt said, but the state bas
taken steps to correct the pro-
blem and to recover duplicate
payments.
The report noted several or
the unqualified nursing homes
were still being paid from
government fupds to care for
aged persom, despite the fact
the homes have no nurises
employed.
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -
The Escape was apparenUy
just that to W.V. Fleming.
It was an answer to smog
and lraf(ic -a home for him,
his wife and t wo young
children.
And tbe 40-foot sailboat E,_
cape wu a bomt pobody could
take. away from him~-He
would rather slnk it than have
it reposs~.
The 45-year~ld mechanic
and his family were on their
way from Long Beach to
Berkeley Friday when the
ship's rudder broke and sails
tore ln heavy seas.
They were rescued by the
Norwegian lnlghtet' Vbund
Saturday morning and towed
into Santa Barbara harbor. Actordlai lo police nports,
Fleming was exhaU!ted from
bis ordeal and haunted by
fears that hi! boat would be
taken away from him.
Early Sunday morning,
police said, he took out two
rifles and a .45-callber pistol
and rlddled the hull of the
Escape moored in the harbor.
"It's my home, they can't
take it away," he shouted as
be fired the guns, officen
said.
Officers said Fleming told
them be could not keep up
payments on the veue1 and
rather than return It to tbe
ship brokers, he wanted tO
aink it.
He was taken into custody
when he ran out of bullets and
taken to Santa Barbara
General Hospital for observa·
Uon. 'Riot Proor
Insurance OK'd .
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A
bill guaranteeing property in·
suranee to persons who cannot
obtain ordinary i n s u r a n c e
beeause of riot,, has cleated
the Assembly.
Cuba Threat Brings Arrest
The measure b y
Assemblymu Bob MoretU,
(0.Van Nuys,) appropriates
$1.5 million ·10 baek up in-
surance poUcits written by
prlvate companies.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 3%·
yea.r~ld Freano man Wll3 ,r-
rested at International Airport
Sunday after a stewardess on
a plane about·to take off sald
be told her, "We'~ golng to
Cuba.11
Uoyd James Rice, a tru.ck
driver, was turned over to the
Fede ral Bureau of
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A L'ELEGANT
MEN'S SHOPPE
NOW
NEWPORT
ART CENTER
2400 W. COAST HWY .. NIWPOIT llACH , ......... , 645-2121
-FREE l!FlllSHMINTS -
• New styles in men's
made lo order suits
by Monsieur M11
• Sportswear for the
DiscrimiRlling
• Tlllor on premises
• Neyer 1n 11terlfion
charge
WIN LAS VEGAS TRIP
2 NITll ·I DAYS P•ll at tM , .......
Hac-.t• In U1 V ..... Nt ~ ,...
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Int Gr•rMI 0,.,.... Wttk-1..tr 1.J9'f L
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PHON•-R•..!..i-----·•••o ' ..
Iovestiga\jon.
Authorities said he carried a
plvanlzed pipe with wires
Jnaking it resemble a bomb.
The United-Alt Lint s
stewardesl, G. L. ~said
sbe told the pilot the man was
a hijacker. The pilot fuled
toward the terminal and
alerted authorities 'by racUo.
NAllll P.
FlllARA,
Mtr..C..Ultant
A L'ELEGANT MEN'S SHOPPE
NOW 2 $10US TO SIRYE YOU .
2400 war COAST H .. HWAT, lllWl'OlT ..... QI.
I In Ill• How,.... Art Confer I
JJH YIA LIDO, NIWPORT dACH
INtxt to llue Do lphin Re1faur1ntl
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SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
11l1t ii New Year's ev, for the
state ol Cllllornla.
But nobody's celebrating.
Tbe sprawling, multl-btlUon
dollar govemmeqJ faces a qew
fiscal year wllljout any
aulborizatlon to spend money.
bu been reduc!'id to lllla!llblol." iald Aaemblyman Rotiert Cl'0\'11 (D-Alameda) °"" of tbo bud&ot oeiotlalors.
"I fjocl~ thlDl< H's poulble to
put ~together by mid-n,l 1 b t, • a ldmltted
Aliembly Bob MoretU (D-
budget by the June Ml deadline The governor m a l n t a i n s ln& to vote. It needed M, votes.
was 19'3. Lawmakerl" tern-nobody -can know how much "Th.ii bill lan't wort.llJ of ft;•
porarlly Jettied for what Gov. money is available for schools vo&e," declared Moretti. '"nils
F..Ctmund G. Brown called a unUl 1 budJet 1J enacted. 11 garbqe. Thll ii rubblJ!h.
''bare bones" budget that A showdown Aasetnbly vote 11lil la hypocrily."
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A aiJ::"hlan legislatlve com-
mittee, after negoUaUng all
weekend behind g u a r d e d
doors, reached ' • g e n e r a I
agreement" on a new te:.2
blllloo .ate budget early to-
day. But an ASstmbly fight
over tax reform threatened tO
block its enactment by the
midnight deadllne.
Y.an N~s}, one of the
DtmOcrauc tu uperta. ... "We've met as nearly as we
can, evef':)I' one ct t b e
DemoCraUc demands," said
Alltmbly Speaker Robert
Mooa8'n -<R-Tracy). "There
isn't &nythilJ& else we can do."
year. Then the governor call-on Uix reform Saturday Jet{ "Any immediate property
ed the · legislature back into the House. bitterly deadlocked,. tu rellflf hi now dead for this
special se!slon and it passed Rea;gan'a revl&ed tax reform sesaion," said Aaemblymm
a $126 mllllon augmentation profam, containing a one' w. Cral& BldCtle '( R ~
bill in August. cen increue In the sales tax Riverside), lhe governor'• tai r 1
RepubUcans now control the to finance property tax rel!~. rerorm 1 po o so r. "Tbl 1
legislature for the first Ume in was killed by Democrats. Democrats have now blocked
13 years -41-39 in the -.Thiiiiiey-klliiliiedi.liitiislmiiilpiOlyiibiiyiirefus-&. ;;....;t;;•'ioi"iilliitiiil-'.,' -iliiiiiiiiiiiiii'i
Assembly and 21-19 in thell
Senate. Bul because pasaage
of a budget requires a two-
lhirds vote, the GOP needs
Democratic support. Specific details of t h e
"generaJ agreem~nt" weren't
Immediately released.
N~goUators predicted they
would satisfy at least one de-
mand of Assembly Democrats
-for a algnlflcant boost in
state scl>ool aid.
But "meaningful" t a s:
reform -another Democratic
demand remained a
hangup. And there wasn't
much optimism il would be
resolved by midnight.
''Tbe (tax reform) situation
U no ·budget b passed and
signed by Gov. Ronald Reagan
before the new filcal year
ushers in, there will be no
aUtborn.Uon to continue state
services and pay employes -
including legislators.
So Assembly minority leader
Jess Unruh and Crown were
prepared to oUtr a "skeleton"
budget to n:ialntaln the fiscal
status quo through July.
A full year's budget still will
have to be enacted sooner or
later~
The last time a legislature
failed to pass a complete
Assembly Democrats for
weeks have Insisted that the
budget be accompanied by
"meaningful" ta:i reform and
signilicant new school aid.
A $200 million school aid bill
by Assemblyman V i c t o r
Vey-.e.y (R-:Qrawley), has been
in limbo ln the Assembly
Ways and Means Committee.
Because it ill an appropriation
measure, Reagan must give
his written permiulon for It to
be passed before the budget.
IT'S A FACT!
If you spent 30 seconds looking at
each of our shag samples, it would
.take you over 9 hours to see them all-
so come early and bring your lunch.
DON'S CARPET SHOP
426 SO. MAIN 12 Bllu. No. of Bullock's) ORANGE
HOUlSt f·l:JO DAILY CLOllD SUNIAY
TH t
BEST,TIRE BUY
IN 1 rrs PRICE RANGE
• Clem lktiwill doilp.
radlal cl.u:tl Oil ahouJder
• Trlpl•tllnpend ll)'loA
cord conatnu:tioD. ~
• Buynowatthne
lowprlcn.
Ost ro.ur s,t today!
ANY OF
THESE SIZES
7.75115
7.711 114
1.2!1114
4FOR$Sl!:,
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I,_.,,. ....... , ...
out olcl tlNtl
'SIRVING ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
J
YOUNG & LANE TIRE CO.
YOUNG & LANE TIRE CO.
15'6 ~IWPOIT
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4Q oqAN !<VI.
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MOWOAY
E~•lolw kwh. hbcodl; E~la
Euklffl' "'°'' """ J.501 IMrllor Stvo., Co1!1 Ni-. 7:1$ •·'"·
(Ml• Mn1 Hl-Y Locl9f, 2t, Odd
Ftllowl Hill. UH '"wPOrt (11'1<11.,
Coa11 MeW, I •.m. ·
'fVISDilY
W6"'11Mllr Cllwnbt< of Commertt,
K ... 'I T.ole A 11t 111r 1 11I, W•""IMJ~r, ,_ '-
COJi. ~ E•~ (lub, C0t1I Reel ""''~'-· >MS .._rtlctt llwl., CDllll Miu,_,
1tol1ry Cltlb ·of Cotll MHl·NOrltl,
Cmll Mu. Goll •rid C_I,., Club, lltl Gall Courit Orlv1, COSll ~.
U:ll '·"'· ~ dtl M9r Klw1M Clult. YUiii $~ KM E. CN1t H191TweY.
~ dill -· lt:ll "'"" com. MtW Klwtn)l.Clua. c.11 Mese GOif Md CllUl'lfni Club, c.41 ~
lltU 1.m.
N-' H1rtior Qlolllfll•l C~. \flll1
!Mr...., 104.S 81....W. C>rlw, NeWPOtt
hl<fl. 12;1S 1.m.
H<lfllll'llrlllfl 11e«11 K"°Hnll ciuo. Hu11· llrltlo!I $Melltl C_,try Club, XIOO
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·~ H""'lin.toft 9eKfl ltotarv Clutl-Nottfl,
FOIW w"""' 1tnt.ur1111, 1Ml1 Bois.I
Ctoka ltOMI. H1'nt1,.11111 klCll. ll:U
·~ C~ Oft "'-Elldlll!M Club, ..io.et'I
• ..._.-. 11t1 e. c.... ~. c.-•• ""-•· -. H\ll'ltlntloll llUCl'I ~ l.lons Club,
MYdcwlarlt Cl:lllftlf'Y Club, 16112
Gr1111m. H11nll119""1 ee.c11, llOOll
Hu111f"lf'Dll a .. e11 81rred<• '*'
V1!.r1ns Ill W0rlll W1r I, V,F,W,
Htll. 31t Ywt.,_._ KWlflnltell kMll. J ......
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Bids Slated
SANTA ANA -Bids will
opened Julyl& on U.. Goodwill
Industries of Orange County's
$500,000 rehabilitation center
at Fair:iew and West 5th
Streeis here, the Goodwill
Board of Directors allllOWlC«I
today.
A $300,fAXI fund·•ising drive
Is under way with Mrs.
Hildred Ferrell, Anaheim civic
leader and Mrs. A g n e s
Townsend, of Santa Ana nam·
ed co-cllairmen of t he
women's division. Both women
are members of Goodwill's
Bord of Directors.
DfJath J\'otk"'s
ROACH
J,,,_ R. ttOMft. ~1 c..11i.. Dr ..
Hunll1111flwl teed!. SUn1v!'d bt wi!~. G~n; 111<• llCl!lt. R*11, TllOm·
11 .-id J1mn. kf'ol(ft, Tws.aey. I PM, PMll; Fentily Col9fll1I FuMrll -FAUSCll
ltalattll l . Ftu>Cll. tllli F.. CP>t•t""I
Aft4 Ori-. Dal9 Ill 11Ht11, June 17. $vMwd by tlutlNllld. Edwtrd C.
F1111C111 two -· JOflll erid Robrtl
d n.. """"' ll'lrM brot'-'•• Mf-lvln DanM~r. d ' P r!nnlllt, 0.nO!I; Mer·
vln o.-. of S.lldA, Col.,...-1
Mlk<t o.r.tlliier, !:I PtlOI -1isteo, LWU! DldtY, d Alll L-. Ind NlllM
lllled. Qllot'"° S.rlnll. ~ T_.
1111. ) PM. P..:lflc VIN CN11el. '"' ur<WMtll. PtcJflc vie. ,...,.,... .. , P1rtt.
Dfrtdtd Irr l"tcMI<: View Mortulo/'l'.
HEYWOOD
Wtllff Tl'lomet ............... 211116 D VII
M..-IM&I W., Lellw1 WOl'ld. Dalt of -ltl, Ji.WM 7'. !.urvlvtd '°' wll~. An-tonnette; 11C1!1. W11i.r T. Jr., of Yu-
c:1lpt; dllllhM. Mrs. Mlrl1n H•ll-
rrwt. lAl>ca1-..1 10 1r1Nk!ll1d..., u"d
ltmo ... rlnddlild!Y'-Mernbet' of Pt-
tr......, Club ot \ ~-Hltls. 1nd A~ Soe.let-r of ~n;c111 E,..
1lflffn. RMU!errl Men. TundlY, 11
AM. St. Nldiolt1 C111'1otlc Oturcto.
In-...! will ~ lltld ill Motileclle
Memorllol P;1B. Dlr«fd by Slwfter
l~.... 9e1c~ Mortull'l'.
FORGY
l'rH w. Far~•. Sr. AH :re, ot 151.5
Oc1H111 Aff., Car-dl!I M•r. Survl..-ed
bv wife. Rut~' -· Frtd J. Jr.1 deu~lef, Mo. Jolm S.•IH, •II of
SIMI ...... ; slllft', Mrl. A'f>Q!. T•1 .. 11.
$1t'tl1 Ane C111Y0111 1nc:1 11~ 1,11\d-
Cl'llld<ftl. Mr. F0111Y ••• • ,..,;.,, or
s ... ,. ,.,,., ... ..._ '" lltr "'"' "' ForoY, FOl'IY .,.., TN!Mfl """'1br•
of S.nl1 A"' ~le: Loo»r Plll;
1'111 • Shr!....,. kt•lca, IOd1y, Mol>-
d1v, II AM. 11 thr W1.,orlv O>u"'~'
wl!h RfV. l-l11rry I!. OWIMI olf!ci1!1nq,
£111om~nr, Court al R~IWI"",
l't!rtl1vfn M!mor"-1 P1r~. OlrK~
bY Sml!ll •nd Tuthill MCH"IU•l'l'·
ARBUCKLE I: WELSH
Wt11tcllff Mortaary
f%7 E. 17th SL. <Alla ~1H•
UMIU
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del l\b.r OR 3-9450
Costa &leu 1\11 5-14%4
• BELL BRO.\DWA Y
~IORTUARY
llt Broadw•y, Co1U 1\leu
LI l-34ll
DILDAY BRO'IHERS
Huntfngton Valley
l\1ortaar1
li9ll Rudi Blvd.
Buntln(ton Beach
le'17'11
PACIFIC VIEW
'fEMOR!AL PARK
".f!me&e:ry e ~ltrhlJ'J'
Cll•pel
3511 PKl:Rc Vie" Drive
Newport Beach, CaliJornll
-!700
PEEi[ FAMILY
COLOMAL FUNERAL
ROME
7lfJ e.lu A Ye.
Wutm.btste.r llWS!S
8BEPHlt MORTUARY
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Huddleston
Appointed
ORANGE -Donald I. Hud·
dle.ston of 1211 Kings Road ,
Newport Beach_, bas been ap-
pointed lo the President's
Couocil at Chapman College.
The 45-member c o u n c i I
sponsors • number of speciaJ
projects for the collqe, l?"
eluding the Orange Cowlll'
Economic Forum and the
Industry Reeognition Forums,
HuddJeston. a real estate counselor, ls a past preeldenl.
of the. Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce and the Boy1 Club
of the Harbor Area,
DEA'l'B NOTICES
BLOOM GAR OEN
Mll•ln R. llaat!>Nrlltll.,.,m ""' N•INU
Raed, Colt. NIH.I. O.~ ' •· ddlll.
J-711, !.u~ by -. C. WI~
1\ootfttlrdftl, II Hn Yor11; CJh1
brothef, Klltllll YOlrt.. fl// Hlmlllon,
Qllor 1lsltr, kt1t11 A. CllB•. LOI
""'"""" 5'ef"lks. Wdnnd11, U AM. P.,:Hlc: Vlftt Ql&pel. llllllfll'tf11, P•
dtlc Vll'W ,,.,.,_ltl P111l, Dlrt!Cltod b1
P1cH!c V!fw MOr'IWltv,
LOHMAN
Mrt. M,r11e ~II LGl'llNln. '301 W1r-
1111r Avt •• Hunllflll!gn 9ffd'I. D1!1 t i
dffll'I, Ju,.,. U. SUrvlwtd llY 1lsllf',
EllWI Mlltl. St"'lc:n. Weclrlftd1v. t
PM. lft 1111 Finl OW\$11111 °""rcft fll Huntl11t!Oll 9'ldl. 1ntem\eftl, l'ort
ROHCI' ... • N1t1on•I cemetert. Wts1>
m1-.. JMmori.I P111l MD1111;1ry, DI--
~. GRAY
N!!YI M. Gr•'· Aft n. "' 1111 Vllll!'Y Cl"'le' Cl!l9!1 MIN. Dile of ~!II,
JUnt 21. Survlveel bY llutbel>d, PlffYI
1on, Wllll•rn G. Gr;1y. S«vkt1 will be
held WIClnffdl\I, 2 PM. Finl kl>U1!
Cllurtl! ct Cost• Miu. lnlll"fMllt, H1rt1ot Rut o\Vfnc!NI P1B. wllll Or.
P111! Ntum1n11 offkl1llnl. F•l'l'llly tU't>
test• "-wbl'llnto 11 l'Mlle mmwttlll
<anlrlllu!ION., •l.e;ite COftlrlbute 19 ltM
Arnerlan C1~ Society, 11"6 E. f!ll
Sf .• Tu1nn. 11.i1 troldw1• Mor1v1ry,
c"''' .v.e ... M~'EN'iRv
MICl\ae1 IC. McEnlrv. 11n Somtnel
L tnt, NtWPDf'I Beedl. DI~ of 1Se9lfl,
Jvnt 111. Surv1Wd llY wl,., lll1l1n1 1W11 d1ll9llltt1, Mrs. S\lllft Vlllant,
SMtrNn O.k1: '°"' Clll'\11.....,.r, .,....
l>Of1 lle1cll1 four brOlllen, J-A.
Me£ftirv, Sift Fr1nc:IKll1 111•rt o ..
Mwmpllltt Clllllld G •• Cocit ••~· 0..
-; •nd T......,.s J. Mc:f'11I,.,, Stn
Mv!llO: two altltu. Mt1. Miry M.
SIUf9eO'I, Monrovl1; Mo. N•nt"I' J.
L.uofl!!n, 5111 G•brlel1 •n.d lt'ltft
••11\detllklrM. ROl•rv. 7:30 PM Wed-"'"*av, RPOu l•m MIH, ' AM, Tllut5-
d1y. bolll 11 Our L.OV Ill Ml. C1rmel
Cal!lollc Cl'lurdl, ~or! t~edl. '""
'""""''' Good ~rd C~ltrv. 111111 "'°""'•"'• 1111 SUMrlCH", COiii Mew. Dlr.c:tar1.
GRAY
ltot...rt Grev. 1161 E. ut St .• l -8Ndl. SU,..1¥111 b'I' llll!tr, Mr. Jah~
C••Y) "1<)Nr. Mo. Ftnnv Sl\tlfftltf;
tl111r. Mn. Smoot. Slrvlcel -Mlcl
$11\ir~1>', Junot 2t, t i Wtsltllff Cl\10-
t l. W\1'1 t lil'loo TllOrl'l11 K. Sm.o1~
wood Dlllcltllne. 111~1. Tllnd1•.
f 11.m., C«-. NPw INxlco. w .. 1.
ctlfl c111i>e1 Mortuary, "'"411. ,.,,..
•1.,tfne d!recton.
P01"l'ER
S!t!IMll Pattf<'. '°""' Sl'rlnHllt Or., L11 C.llto. sunoll>'td b' wl!1, Mrs.
l lll"-" Pti!lef: titttn. Mrt. Meb!l
"-Ir.cl Mrs. MIY: brlll'llff, ltn,
l!'Oll•nl Potier. •II of C1111od1. s-lce1 wm bl' lleld TUftd1y, 2 PM,
~~m CllK't!, wlffl Fr. J1mt1 C.
C11tt OI $1. Wllfonh t'Obt..,11
Cllurdl. Olfltletlf>!I, 1nlfrmeftt, Melrose
Ahl!ty WH1dlff (fllpel Mclr'u;lry, M6-
-· Olrt<:ton. KING
0 ... ld l(f .... IJOS TtmP~ let"l"K•, l1·
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1...,ion tlllcll. Surv1Wd bY •Ii.,
Vlol11 deutnlfl"l. Mfl. Edwl•d VI""
den IEyllel: Mo. RobH'f $tllld!1 Mr,.
R-..t Dfc:i<...,; broflll.n, Fr11*.. Em-
-' Ind Robert Ci.rt;; 1!iltr1. Miu Mlrlt Cl11'11. Mrt. Wllll;1rn Grllll"';
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PM. Smlfl'lt c~-1. Re<1111e"' Miu.
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C1111olk Olllrdl. l"letmtlll, A'tt"S«I
C""'11tf'y, El Tont. $Jnllllt MGl"lultY.
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CRISSMAN
k-111 C•~1m11n, 11201 Tudor, ~
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M-l1t 1"1rtr, Olrect.d bY S'l'!!lllt --· COWICK
M1rrlt0f! Cowl<!t. lGll ,. Vt11 Nn.
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Isn't it ridiculous that more home1..llereabouts have swim-
ming pools than central air conditioning? After all, where do
you eat and sleep ·and relax and watch TV and wrestle with
the bills? And why shouldn't you keep cool in the process?
Costs too much? Not compared to the price of a poo1. Of
course you can cut corners by having a plug-in air conditioner.
They work fine -long as everybody stays in one room.
Gas air conditioni.ng is more than a plug-in appJiance. It's a
to~al home improvement, the only air conditioning that has
no compressor to break down ..
And the entire system can be yours for about $1 fl day. And
withoU.t putting out one ct!nt for equipment or ins~allation.
That's the deal the average family can get under our new
No Sweat air conditioning ptari. We've made b a nking arrange-
FaDtily Doeiors
CWTenUy la pruldenL
He uld the need ls euch that
be expecta other bospJtah ln
lhe cooq!y eventually wlll
have eim1br programs.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
'-~;c:~""'ic:::?> e For people wbo don't want
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to throw rocks, just flow.
ers, an 8xlO gl.us house,
porl.able, you haul iL
• Cafe, to share? OCC Stu-
dent lrom Pakistan it in-
tere&led in living with an
American family,
e Beal the heat, there's an
auto air condititult'r oiler·
f'd for iso .
ments so you can pay for the whole job over 10 years.
• Want to know more? Phone the Gas Company and ask for
Air Conditioning Information. We'll have a representative
call any day or evening you suggest.
Or send in the coupon, and the mailman will call instead.
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1 Gas Air Conditioning P. 0. Box 2736 !erm1nal Annex CDep1. NP-2) I
I Mail Location 1080, Los Angeles, Cabf. 90054 I
I J am interested in finding out more about gas air 6 I
I condi tioning. I
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Jaek.ie. Big Spender .'
Ex-secretary '.fells All in New Book
NEW YOJllt (UPI) -Mrs.
John F. Kennedy's Whlte
H--~ i,ay .. life wi111. the former ~'Lai!Y, wasn't
a fairy tele exis~. For ex-
ampl~, she said1 Mrs. Ken-
11edy : " .· J
-Ueed food sent as gifts to
the "White" Hou~ instead ot
~ ·11 to otl}hanaeeJ as hJd , ~ the custom, and
wanled to get stamps wllh
, White House food purchases to
trade in for "all those
marvelous gifts.''
-Sold' 1 nuMber ot gilts
'from govern m e nt s and
relailves -including her
husband's father -to buy an
anllque pin she wanted and
even considered laking ~
diamonds from a Ceremonial
sword given· the President by
the Shah ol lran and replacing
them with glass.
-Rented her Hya nnis Port,
1i1aSJ., house to two sisters-in-
law and then stored almost
everylhing but the furniture
and croquet set.
-Spent more on family ex-
penses than the President 18
Brain Peril
Under Study
ORLANDO, Fla. (UP I) -A
m y s terious microorganism
that attacks the brain and
may cause death is the target
of Or. Cecil Butt, chief
pathologist at ." 0 r a n g e
Memorial Hospital
His opposition is almost as
difficult to Cind as it is to pro-
nounce -naegleria.
Butt has identified the one-
cell amoeba in the bodies of
6ix persons in central Florida
during the past five years. He
says 44 deaths ·have been at-
tributed to the Organism s(nce
1951, particularly in Virginia
and Florida, and at least two
foreign countries.
Naegle ria is present in
warm lakes and enters the
body of a swimmer through
the nose. Once in the body the
amoeba passes directly into
the brain where Bull says
"they are not responsible for
what they do and cannot be
reached by antibiolics."
Butt points out t h a t
naegleria has been around a
long time -il is just now
being identified. Knowi]ig what
it is, Butt may now work on a
way to stop It. In the mean·
time, he has several sug·
gcstions for people who swim
in lakes:
-Swim only in the cleanest
water and avoid warm, stag·
nant water or areas where
there ts a good deal or decay-
ing vegetation.
-Seek moving water for a
swimming area.
-Keep the head out of the
water as much as possible.
-Avoid deep diving where
pressures might force the
amoeba into the nose. ..
Morris Plan's $5,000 Invest·
ment Certificates earn .5.5%
interest yearly-no lengthy
holding period required.
• Cen111cates purchased through July 1s earn
at the full rate from July 1. Interest ts paid by
check i t the ind ofeipti"Calendar quarter.
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• Since I~ foilndlnQ In· ?,916, Morris Plan has
prompt!~ met every reqltest fo r withdrawal.
Auats exceod $100 mlU!Oil.
oii: l!A~N S.21% i!IT!lle•T PER•YIAll CIN
•-OOK' TKlllFT ACCOUNTS , · of.~11"'°u(lf.\wltb inte".rest computed monthly
and Gredlt~ and ,cCimpounded qu~IWrly. Funds
placad l>Y_4uly 15 elm from July 1.
·Morris.Plan
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Newport ·BHch-37Q.0 N_ewporl Bou!evud-673·3700
01i'ler olflees lhroughoUt Callfomla ,.
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ONE DAY ONLY .
,E'(ery FRIGIDAIRE
* IHGERATOR * FlllmR * WGE * WASHER * DRYER
On Our Floor . . .
REDUCED
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Here i1 mi llWft&tlon for you
and your f8mllY to aee the
many ways your local law
. enforcement agency worb
to serve and protect you.
What Is .,dactyloecopy?"'
The science of flngerprfnts.
You wlll aee how fingerprints,
... -eel, why IJIOlll'-
dlfferent charact«iltlds mual: r--··
be studied before• print Olln
lit)>Oilltlvoiy ldtnllftod, end you • • .
w111'1Mln ,. ldefftl!y'thli ii.1Jor ~
fln-1nl ci.lamca110.... . . ' .... wborl,Iqop,.,.,~ilJ;h. . Doctyl-;iliJS~ _ . ~·
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I ibt 111rch for wanted '; .... -• ;•
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You'll be able to take a first-han d
look at the drugs you hear so much
about In the news-"speed, ..
"amphetamines.," and "bennies ...
! j,·
You'll also see marijuana
an d learn tiow to identify this
common looking plant.
• A colorful lln...up of uniforms,
badgn, oor)Y polloo pholognplls
1nd records, plu. old and MW pot Ice
equipment add an lnt.....ung note to tht
hitl<lrY ol l1w onforcoment In llOU' """"""nlty.
W. urge l/OU to vl>lt your.,..,.., Glond~I•
Federal office to .... how the peaceful forces
ol ltw ond ord"' ..,.. l/OU and your rimny.
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EiiHIBIT
• COiia Miil 1833 N-11 Blvd.
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a1am1a1a Fedll'll'I new a.._ .. .._ e11c"' lccount1 Pick one or bOlh 5 Year 30% Guaranteed.Growth Account •
• '3-~ Year 5"% Gua~anteed Income Account
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NAMED PRESID ENT ~uric• sherm1 n
S herman
Heads Ho me
S tudy Firm
Maurict Sherman has been
appointed president of Norlh
A mer I c 1 n Correspondence
Schools. Newport Beach.
He v.·ill replace John J.
fl1cNaughlon, who will devote
hi.s run tirr.e as president of
National Systems Corp., the
pa.rent t'Ompany.
Sherman previously was
vice president, director of Na·
tional Technical Schools. Los
Angeles. He was associated
with National Te c hnical
Schools for IB years.
North American Cor·
respondence Schools has a
current enrollment of over
17,000 students from every
&late and IS foreign C'Ollntries.
Students study a wide variety
of coorses including con-
servation, drafting, surveying,
travel, advertising, a n d
systems.
Sherman will be responsible
for the operation and ad·
ministration of this division oI
National Systems Corp.
See our
l ull-page ad
in this week's
TIME
Mag"fn•
mF'IRST
CALIFOR NIA
COMPANY
Wh1re lh• in _.e 510r
o/,,•'ly1 ccmes firs!
J Jl l Vie I.MM N_,_rt .._,.
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F edera:l Cell8~. No 'Bjg .J;lrother~-' ' •
s'y SYL''tA PORTER
A major campaJgn ls now
under way to curb the 1970
CeMUS to a degree which
would 11rip this vital economic
tool ol much ol iu valldUy. In
fl.ct, If legislaUon now t;.efore Congr~ tieCo{lles Jaw, it
would ' drasU ally cut the
usefuln=i: or Census data to
tens ol thouaaDdJ of COi'·
poralioru, ~-of Sta~e
and loul planning groups,
hundreds of Federal a n d
private agencies, etc.
Some of the antl~ensus pro-
paganda is really frightening,
parUcularly' to all of us ibo
are sensitive to the dange~.o(
"Big Brother" in our larid.
Therefore, to h e I p put tbe
Mesa Firm
To 1Acquire
Business
Standard-Pacific Corp., of
Costa Mesa, diversified home
builder, today announced JD
agnement in principle to ac--
quire Investment Concepts,
Inc., a privateiy held Mon-
tebello corporation, for an un·
disclosed amount or Standard·
Pacific common stock.
Investment Conttpt.s is
engaged in the acquisition and
properly management of large
apartment complexes Io r
private investors. ,
Arthur E. Svendsen,
chairman of Scienfific-Paclfte,
said, · "Although Investment
Concept has been in business
little more than a year, it bas
already acquired and cut·
rently manages more than 300
apartment units in Lo s
Angeles and Orange counties ."
Svendsen said upon com·
pletion of the aajuisiUon lhe
company will be operat.ed as a
subsidiary of Standard.Pacific
and that George A. Chami,
president of Investment
Concepts, , will continue to
operate that company and also
head up-. a new St.andard-
Pacific division which will be
engaged in the acquisition of
land, construction, 'and sale
for private investors ol large
apartment complexes.
Investment Concept! will
provide property manageoient
=:;ervices for the investots.
BOAT BUFFS
A1111011 Lock1b1y ;, th1 011ly
fufl .tim• bo1ti11g 1di*or worki119
011 l ll'f n•w1p1par i11 Ora1190
Cou11ty. Hi1 •xclu1iv• covor•IJ•
of bo1tin9 ,...; y1chti11t ~•w1
i1 1 d1ily f1 atur• of tho DAILY
-lq. MraftdlN. ~hi a 1-ela anothtr
(I) 1lbaC lo tho market fin-Piii" or Uvlng
record stralght, I've picked
out the live quesiloM stlrTlng
lhe great.est feao -and ob-
tained from Dr. Conrad
Taeyber, the Ctnsus Buruu's
top demographer, the reasons
for l141!\g thmn."".
Vlfue or 1Wf ..... ! lllaDdotdii and tho .....,._
Thil ~ bot -ask· taters aro ut.lng the ,...bet .
ed llnce Ifill ud fl ... cl the ·• lhv can ' ... M<ft In loucll
bell tllltllllcol -" w \lj!j need lo -.,1e1e mlu-
tho quality ol ~ lllCl llv· ~; '.f'e~. numbtn · ' (I)· IS YOUR DATHROOM
shared? ,. ..
Many uninformed
Americans are under the ut-
terly wrong imJftSSion that
they'll have to name other
people U!ing their bathrooms
-which is rionsense. The
polnl or the question is that in
thia era, a private bathroom ia
considered a necessity for
MOit families and thus 11
sh.Dred bathroom suggests the
degree or our substandard
lq ltandmilo In our land. NOr be I"'.~ Censila . Wlu..it rellable and delallod -and a:lually, U
data m boulliil qullltf, out B Brother w a a t-e d our
gigantic boon~lo( and telephone numbers, a 11 "It"
ho me ..flnancln& indusjriea would have to do 1a check tbe
could not plu with accuracy pllone booU.
and our munmotb natklnal . (4) llow many children bave
houJlng · pr'Oll'lllll could not fOU ever had? posalbJJ work: Thia . (l) 'tlllAT JS you R question, t~be uked nf ~number' one ln five ~boJds, could -~· ...... ~·~~~ .~-, be an rmbarrU1111<11t to Ille
• iu. ~ 1,;I" •-qWll:lKIUlll woman wbo hu had an il-
ls Do tbe most mJ.sun. legitiniate cbild or put a baby
dentood. The presence of a up for adption. (However, she
t could lie, f would think,
• without any coocern l,bout
Lake For est Reveals ~~krioN 11a. been
asked s1nce 1880 without raiJ.
in&: complaints and ii con-H uge Sale of Land ::;.~.: <;)~ .. ""~;'.
. • population growth. To iJ.
Followlng the recent an-This is the first aaJe that 1ulkate, H the a v er• g e
t of • I Deane ~ro· "·n, Occidental'• nqm!)er of children "ever nouncemen expanswn o 111 WJIC boni".to the average family is
0 c c i d e n t a I P e troleum wholly owned homebuilding 2.s, it could mean that by the
Corporation's Lake Forest subsidiary, has made t 0 year 2,000, we will nwnber
planned community near El another builder at L • k e tens-ol miJliom of Ameficans
Toro, Occidental · today an-Forest. -;fewer than if· the average
nounced a $Z million sale of sa1~·a ~:S~~I ~: number were, say, 3.3. The residential land in the develop.. tignlfic.ance to school ayatems,
rnent. to Westinlhouse EI e c t r i c city planners, industry, is ob-CorporaUon in Lake Forest 1 The buyer is M. J. BroCk & Industrial Park. v ous.
So n a, Jn c ••• one o f 1bt Lake Forest develon.. (5) What Is the family's 1969
Southern Calilarnla's leading " income -from wages and bullden, wbo will start im-ment al~ady includes aeveral salary·, from business or pro-hundred homes. a beach and mediately on. construcUon of 1 ~ club and two lakes. Cession; from a farm; from $00-bome development within Social Security or Railroad
Lake Forest. reUrement; from wel f are
payments and (In a lump)
Southland
S&L Firms
To Merge
The merger of two or
Califonia 's oldest federally
chartered savings and loan
associations •vas announced in
a joint statement by Joe Crall
and Royce H. Heath, pr~
dents of Coast Federal Sav-
ing and Loan Association and
Southern Federal Savings and
Loan Association. .
Chartered In Oclober 1935,
Coast FederaJ operates s~
branches in Los Angeles Coon·
ty, and a loan service agency
in Santa Ana.
Southern Federal was In-
corporated tn . 1924, received
its federal charter in 1938, and
operates two branches, one in
Huntington' Beaclt and another
in Tanana. Its• headquarters
are at 3933 Wils h ire
Boulevard, Los Angeles.
Fmance
Briefs
~DDLAND, Mich. (UPI)
Dow Chemical. Co. Monday
~ prlces~or1 brake Oukl,
epsooJ oalll, murlatlo add,
caustic· soda. and' soda Mb.
Dow advanced its prices · on
brake fl uid by 8ve and · 11%
cents per gallou, effective J uly
1. Epsom aaltJ went up 12 to
15 cents per hundredweight,
muriatic acid rose $3 per 16-
Jution, ton, caustic soda !'Ole
$4 per ton, and soda ash weJit
up 1$ ctnls per bundredweta:ht.
ClllCAGO (UPI) -Abbott
Laboratories Monday announc-
ed a prict increase of one to
three cents per poWid of Su-
caryl brand cyclamate, a non-
nutrilive artificial sweetener,
beginning July 1. The rate of
increase depends upon quanti4
ty bought. and the new truck~,
load price is :ii cents a pound.
from "all other sources".,
This question will provid.e a
vital measurement of the links
between poYe r ty and
dependence, education and in-
come, occupation and income,
race and income.
WOULD YOU object to
answering these questions? Do
YOU SERIOUSLY CONSIDER
THEM AN INV AS ION of your
privacy -in view of tbe fact
that the Census Bureau must ...
by Jaw, keep every sin8le
name stricUy confidential?
Actually, now that I've
studied the questions to be ir1·
eluded, my regret is ror the
ones the Census Bureau e:a:·
eluded because of fear o[
public censure. For instance,
how much leisure time do
Americana have; bow many of
us ' are participating in atJult
educ1tioo courses; what are
our total financial assets. II I
had Uib: BOl't of inlonnaUon, f
could tum il into a batch or
fucinaUng "trend" columna
-and not invade your privacy
npe tiny bit. •
EXECUTIVE VP
Eerl Steiktr
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Steike1· ..
M6ves Up
Earl 1Steiker has been a~
pointed executive vice presl·
dent bl ·Semitron, Inc., Costa
Mesa. ~~~ ~i&Der and
manufacturer oI electronic
componenq and systems.
In this capacity, Stei.ker will
supPor( • Julim Hammersla1
president and board chairman,
ln several management ana
administrative functions.
Steiker joined SenSitron ln1
July, 1968 when its major
division was Delta Semicon·
ductor Co. Presently ,
Sensitron is realigning into
major product divisions.
Steik.er was formerly cor-
porate director of sales at
Continental Device C o r p . ,
belore that firm became a
Teledyne, company.
New Building
Se t for Bank
A new building for the South
Corona de! M41 Branch of
Security Pacific'-N a t i o n a I
Bank is being planned to
replace the temporar y
quarters located at 3435 East
Coast Hig)!way.
The bfai1ch has purchased
land next to the present loca-
tion, on the corner or East
Coast Highway and Narcissus.
"However, no architectural or
construction contracts have
been made yet," said branch
manager John Ballard.
Race Promoted
William L. Race. Newport
Beach, has been promoted to
trust officer in U n i t e d
California Bank's Los Angeles
headquart~rs :trust di'!isi~
"----------"• PILOT.
The merged association will
be known as Coast and
Southern Federal, h a v I n g
asset.s in excess ot $300
million, with ten locations pro-
viding convenient interoffice
transaction service.
?>.fIMU (UPI) -Canaveral
lnternational Corp. said it has
agreed to purchase two mobi-
le home manufacturers, 1m-
perial Coach Manufacturing
Co. or Bartow, Fla., and A 11
Star Coach Inc. of Tucson.
Ariz. A previously announced
plan 'calling for an e:a:change ot shares between Canaveral
and Albee Homes Inc. ha,
been cancelled by mutual
agreement, the company said.
Employment Again Tops
All Southland Records
DWIGHT D.
EISENHOWER
A Gauge of Great ness
The DAILY PILOT proudly offet5 this h•rd covet
bio9raphice l volume in which two-time Pulitzer Prize
winner Reiman Morin ta ke' the me•sure of "lk"e .''
the President, the soldier, the sf•tesm•n, the f•mily
m•n, the American. You cen own this intim•te pie..
tureof the life of Owiqht D•vid Eisenhower for just
$l per copy.
Order Your Copy Now
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Sold in Vegas
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - An
undisclosed b u y e r has
purchased the Blair Rouse
Hotel in Las Vegas for $3
million In cash.
Monarch Electronic lnterna-
tional , in announcing the sale.,
did not name the purchaser
but speculation centered on
Howard Hughes who owns the
adjacent Desert Inn and five
other hotel-<:asinos.
WASHINGTON (UPll -
'l'he· Securities and E:a:change
Commission has suspended
Marvin Osiu of Brooklyn,
N.Y., from tngaging in the
securities business (or 30 dafs
for selling unregistered shares
of North American Research
& Development Corp., during
1967.
* HALLI DAY'S *
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THE
SNEAKY SHOE
l~t na me a!ool, anoat co~ ashor.,.
Sperry r., Sider. Cup race or nt t'&a!.
The sneaky •hoc that out-comforts bar~
feet. The sole that out grips Ooor or dttk.
The sailor's students favorite. Bare foot
flWbility. lo.loccasin comfort. tn.tt
111ms TitADmONAL Cl.Ono.NG
17th & IAVINE AV!. -WHTCLIFF PLAZA
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R e cord-breaking employ-
ment In metropolilan Southern
California has been reported
for the fifth consecutive month
in San Diego. 3.8 percent In
Orange and Santa Barbara, in
Ventura and 4.7 in Riverside·
San .Bernardino.
by Security Pacific National ----------
Bank.
May employment, estimated
at 4,512,900, was up 4.900 from
the previous record o f
4,571,000 In April and had in-
creased 135,200 since May or
1963.
Figures compiled by the
bank'1 Economic Research
Department are seasonally ad·
justed averages of civilian
employment in Los Angeles, ...
Orange, Riverside, S an
Bernardino, San Diego. Santa
Barbara and Ventura counties.
Ptfay-to-May gains w ere
three percent for the seven
Southland cou'.nties, 3.4 percent
for CalifOrnia and 1.8 percent
ror the naiion.
M., unemployment ratios
remained at 3.5 percent na-
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California and at 3.11 percent
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Royalty Spreading Wings
Even Prince
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LONDON (AP) -WU!
Prince Chartes marry a com-
moner? Britain's future king
sayi he hasn't made up h,is
mind but admits to "becoming
a bit more independent."
In his first. television in·
terview last week, Britain's
most •llalble bacbelor -to limit his prospects to a
princea from another royal
family. He said: "I often feel I
would like to marry somebody
English. Or perhaps Welsh.
Well British, anyway."
Although Charles has had no
lasting romantic attachments
that anyone knows of, he set
on a naliooaJ guessing game
over who his "somebody pret·
ty special" might be. There
were no hints in the interview.
The 20-year~ld son of Queen
Ellplbetb II and Prince Philip
is preparint-for investiture as
Prince of Wales Tuesday. The
tdevision interview w a s
recorded two weeks ago and
broadcast by Britain's two
networks.
"In my position you are
going to marry somebody who
perhaps one day is going to
become queen ," he said. "You
have gvt fo choose somebody
very carefully, J think, who
could fulfill Utls particular role
and it has to .be somebody
pretty special.
"The one advantage about
marrying a princess, for in·
stance or somebody from a
royal family, is that they do
know what happens. 1be only
trouble-is that 1 often feel I
wou.Jd 'like to marry somebody
Engu.h. Or pirhaps Welsh.
Well British anyway ."
Charles' remarks caused a
mild sensation in six national
newspa~, which appeared
with almost the s a m e
headline. "The Girl That J
Marry-By Princf: Charles"
... was one.
In the Daily Expres s,
William Hickey listed seven
candidates and said Charle,;
preferred brune ttes lo
blondes. They are:
Emma Soames, 18, grand-
dau&hter of Sir W i n s t o n
Churchill; Sibella Dorman, 20.
daughter of the governor·
1eoeral o~ Malta; Fiona
PREFERS BRITISH
Prince Charles
P.1acKessack. 21, drama stu-
dent; Rosaleen Bagge, 21,
whom Charles met at a dance
and later corresponded with
from Australia; Angela Nevill,
21, daughter of a friend of the
queen, Lady Rupert Nevill;
and Cindy Buxton, 18, the only
blonde in the group, the
daughter or an old friend of
Prince Philip.
-Olher papers noted there
are hardly any unn1arried
princesses in Europe the right
age for Charles~
Why There Arc
More Mexicans
' MEXICO CITY (UPI) -At
the ·time of the Mexica n
Revolution -1910-1918 -22.1
or every t,000 Mexican infants
died, and the average Mex·
ican's We expectancy was 27
years, according to D r .
Ramon Alvarez of the federal
health department.,
In 1968, t.be infant mortality
rate was 9.2 per lhousand, and
the life expectancy had in-
creased to 61 years, Alvarez
said. The combination has
more than tripled the popula-
tion per square mile of the na·
lion in the past SO years, he
.aid.
A1ine: 'I
Won't Be
. Fobbed Off'
LONDON (AP) -The royal
kJd sister has a problem. She
wants a job.
He!' big brother Charles
doesn't have to worry about
what he's going lo do. Next
Tuesday he will be sworn in as
Prince of Wales and someday
he's going to be the king of
England. -But for 18--year-<1ld
Anne the future is unclear.
"I want a real career but 1
bet I don 't get one," the
queen's only daughter has told
friend.
Nevertheless Anne is doing
plenty these days. She is ap-
plauded by fashion writers and
admired by the British public
as an uninhibited teen-ager
who manages to be royaJ
witboot being stuffy about Jt.
Newspapers splash her plc·
ture every lime she appears in
a new hat -which means
every lime she goe s out -and
it wouldn't be surprising if she
steals some of the spotlight
from Charles at his own in·
vestiture.
People who know her, s ay
she is t0o bright. too imagina·
live and too independent-mind·
ed to stay on the red carprt
reserved for most members of
the royal family -launching
shlps, shaking hands with
dlgnitaries, inspecting honor
guards and making speeches.
"Believe me, she will make
her mark," columnist Mary
Kenny predicts. "Sile will do
something that will astonish
people , . , She has non~ of
that gracious neutrality .which
has been forced upon so many
royal people.
"She's like wham~ ... She'll
probably be one of the first
people to inaugurate com·
inercial visits to the moon."
Anne has fine brown hair,
blue eyes and a strikingly
fresh English complexion. She
leaves Queen Elizabeth ·Jl far
behind where Cashion is con-
cerned, disdaining the malrc;>n•
ly clothes slJe wore be.fore she
finished school last year.
A Itritish fashion poll named
her the .second best-dresseri
woman in the world ... "No. 1 was
the Ouche~ or Kent. . " t
Off-duty ahe •scruffs around
NEEDS A JOB
Princess Anne
in a blue sailor jacket and
sports clothes for riding, sail·
ing, tennis and Joaling. She
Says she doesn't consider
herseli the hearty outdoor
type, however.
Since she finished a crash
course -in French she has
s tarted doing royal jobs:
inspec lin g the Welsh
Guards, launching a 253,000-
ton oil tan:ker; louring a car
Jactory, opening a young
farmers' club, and making
ceremonial visits to Ausl.ria
and Scotland, where she got
more attention Ulan the queen.
She is Colonel·in<hiel ol two
army regiments, and one
King's Hussar s e r g e a n t
cheered : ''This is the best
thing t.o \happen to the regi-
ment in )!ears."
Everyone agrees she is good
at this sOrt of thing, but those
who know be!" say she wan ts
to do more.
Even getting married will be
a problem for the princess,
since the family will doubtless
try to tie her up in Europe's
dwindling royal circle .
But Anne, who already h-.s
shattered royal protocol by
such things as listening to the
four-letter dialogue a n d
watching the nude scene in the
musical "Hair" -ond then
jumping· 011 stage. to dance -
told friends,: "'f am' not going
to be (obbtd off llf!th any old
"prince· just becaUle he is a
Ptince."
Congress11aeta 'llp Tight' Loss Costly
Quiet Protest Rocl{s iCapitol LOS ANGELES (AP) -City
Councilman 'Thomas Bradley
spent more. money ln losing
his race for mayor than Sam
WASHINGTON (UPIJ
The most orderly, prayerful.
nonviolent, amiable protest
grou p anybody has seen
hereabouts currently has con-
gressmen so uptight they may
bar high school bands from
playing on the steps of the
Capitol.
A drastic step like that will
not be lightly taken. But if
that's what is required to get
rid of the Quakers, that's how
far the lawmakers are ready
to go.
This also could mean no
more movies shot on location
on the Capitol grounds ; no
more mass photographs ·with
the Capitol dome in the
backgrou nd; no more com·
eclians playing piano on the
capitol steps; and possibly
even no more senators riding
horseback up to the door,
though that probably was
always against the rules
anyhow.
In polite groups of 8 or 10.
the Quakers have b e e n
assembling each Wednesday
1t noon on the central stone
steps of the east front. They
have carried no banners.
f ire a rms, political
paraphernalia, or other illega l
devices.
READ NAAIES
What they have brought i! 3
fl.1arcli 2.5 copy of t h e
Congressional Record ln which
Rep. Paul Findley (R-111 .),
prinled the names of more
than 30,000 Americans killed In
the Vietnam war. What the
Quakers want to do is stand
the.re and take turns reading
the names,
Th.at wouki take all day and
Yorty did in wU\ning reele;tion
all night and in retrospect talents on lhe Capitol steps. May 27 to a third term.
some congressmen are On nice spring day s, these1p;..ioi;;;;;_iiii _____ ""il
wishing nobody bad slopped happy groups arrive in such them the flrst time they tried
it. Bu t Capitol Police Chief numbers they have to take
James M. Powell had several turns. So far as di!turbing the
laws in his hand to prove it ii-legislative process is con·
legal. After due n o t i c e , cerned, all these aggregations
discussion, warning and give off more decibels than
pleading and with a few hun· the congrontation b e l w e e n
dred names read, he ran them Powell and lhe Quakers.
all in. JAMMED STEPS
That is what he has been And that isn't all. Speaker
doing lo the Quakers each John w. 1ifcCormack himself
Wednesday sinet, but with in-several years ago addressed a
different success. Local judges lobbying group o! old folks on
have been finding fau lt with the steps of the House. 1ifore
lhe charges, and now comes recently, postal workers jam-
Chief Judge Harold H. Greene med lhe Senate steps in behalf
of the Court of General Ses· or a pay raise.
sioos, who in dismiss ing charg. Mary Pickford sold •Ubcrty
es or "unlawful entry" against bonds on the steps ..of the
six or the alleged demonstra-House. Victor Borge set up his
tors, said the Capitol couldn't piano and joked his way
simply be declared "off lim· through a rew numbers on the
its" to controversial persons. steps of tbe Senate. And then,
18SZ LAW of course, there was theo lf the Congress wanted to senatorial h 0 r s e m a n
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charge the offenders with westerner whose ldentlly Is
disruption, and could make the now in disputf, who was. said
charge stick. that would be to have arrived booted and
different, he said. spurred to take up his duties
On the fa ce of It, Powell was and wasn 't ,about to wolk the relying on a neat enough last 50 feet. statute, dating back to 1882,
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yoqr backyard. Cool, refresh-
ing, clean fu n for the whole
family. With 2 re dwood
decks. Outstandi~g Sears
val ue!
Curved Construction Pans
No Unsightly Beams or Raft•"'
Sears best curved pan patio offc;rs a new
patio cover ceiling of sj~plc beaurr. All
white or gold starbursc design.
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,f&ils are plvJ.Qiz.cd be-, Scurdy top and, boaom 19988 fo~ painciag. Pans slide""
to&cthcr for quick set-up.'. ~
~wimming Pools for t4e Family
B~g 12-Foot x 36-in. , 88
M~t.i Pool Slide
Buy Now! 5995
18-ia. wide-... for chil-
dren and adulu. Buy aow!
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Clearier Ouditt
Terrific Vuael 13 SO
Suction clc-&Mr outfits
for your swimming pools.
e Kee;i cool and have fun in this large pool
•Galvanized steel sidewalls re5isl rust ' • Durable blue vinyl liner won't rot, mildew
• 36-inches deep
Leaf Sklmmen
Excitin1 V•lue! 299
Outstanding value at this
low lo-w price!
13.19 Te•t Kit•
SAVE 16%! 266
Jwtwhatcvcrypool needs
... hurrr while they last.
A>k About Sean Convenient Credit Pbn
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SAVE 14%1 299
2-lbs. of concentratt
chlorine powder for pools.
Underwater Pateb Kit
Super Value! 98°
just what you: pool needs
for minor repairs.
72xl2•1n. Decorated Poly Pools
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Regular '16.84
Rigid Pools
Terrific
Valot>! 97
• 182-pil~n capacity, with aeaml-
conetruction of tough polyethylene
• Deep enough for awimming and
may be folded for eaoier handling '
•In light blue color
Regular 15.84 Deluxe
Steel Wall Pools
SAVE
3.96! 1188
•Size S.fL x 20.in. deep •
•Galvanised ••eel top rail. hiked enamel.
eorrugalcd •teel 1ide w1ll1
• J.color printed. Ilea..., po1e rinyl liner
•ith dnin. Witll pateh kit!
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Stock Patio Covers
SiH JSs.ML 9788
Pa\lo Co•en. 20xJ V i~ 147J8
Other Sto<k Sim 10% Olf Regular Pnce•
NOW ENJOY YOUR PATIO
DAY and NIGHT
' With Sein Sell·
Containins Palio t;ptinc
•Sise 6s 4-f't. x 11-ia.
e Slro .. (•bric liner
lae••J.c.•1led •• bolll 1lde1 with
• Ntyl. lite nperior
1radletic rUber
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.Always at Se·ars . •· . Satisfaction G·ua·ranteed or Your Money Back
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9xl2.-foot Umbrella Tents
Replar '84.99 Buy Now!
•Single sideroom outside l·rame tent 6988 • Accommodate& 4 cots, 3 nylon screened
window1 with outside storm flaps,
mach more
Model VII Tent Trailers
Regular '699 Super Value!
• 46 cubic foot storage area
•All-weather protection, roll-out beds,
. 11teel frame. Blue and white design
•898, with Zip-A-Room 1699
SA VE '1.50 on 25-lhs.
Nitroform Fertilizer
Rt!llllu$6.99 '. 549
Coven 2'00 sq. fL Gives lawn a
deep greeo color.
SAVE 'l.50 on 22-lh•.
Superfine Lawn and·
Dichondra Food
Reii:uler $5.99 449
Covers 4000 to 8000 sq. fr. Good
color, vigor and vitality for lawns.
SAVE'2Now!
Big 4 Dichondra
or U.wn Food
Regula r° 799
$9.99
16-lbs. of dichondra or 20.lbl.
of lawn food . Loog-lastin1
feedi ng ... covers 250CMquue
feet. Outstandin1 T&lue at
this low, low price ••• hwry!
Slat Bamboos
s .... v.1u,! 3 88
Size 6'x25". JdeaJ for pools, PJJ.iOS
or gardens. Brio.gs a much o(Htftii
tO your home.
Ted Williams Continental Cabin Tents
Were 1175!
e Size l0xl3-ft., with 6-ft. minimum eave height
e Large nylon screened windows with tipper closure
•Full width canopies and ')'indows with supported
frame, completely anodized aluminum frame
' e Wide awning 72x87-in., 3 awning poles
• Can accommodale eight peroons for sleeping
e Green and ye llow walls wi1h white roof
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Regular 99c to 'l.19
• One gallon plants in blaiing red•,
cool white, •oft blues and other
otrikir\g colors
e Buy now (or a grea t assorlment of
colors for this Summer
e Chooae from PeriwinJdes, Crimson
Torches, Blue Blazers, Blaze of
Fire, M_arguerites and others
Your Choice
Us e Seats Revolvinc Chtrge
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'Pleasant fr1cranct Tirf~
lIOUSE PAIN'f ~t.ins l<rylic re~ns for added durabiity and lidin•pe~~"1ce on wood and aluminum .. s,"'"co and mason • ry. Ill! •Ill• ~-
.•4.99 Long Wearing Latex House Paint
Add frCsb beauty tO your hopie's exterior1Paint glides on with little or no brush drag.
_'Self-priming on ~und pain1c.d surfaces. Fa5t drying in Yz·hour ... means less dirt and
bug pick-up. 'Resists blistering. peeling. fl!"ing for l~ng wear.
'4.99 Super ~olo:i:fast Interior Wall Paint
A~ paipt that0dec.,.orates·any· roOm with c'ase.1-coac co,·ers n1anr colors. Dries in 'h·
hour-without any painty odor. Colorfast finish means no faded v:alls ever.
Six-foot Lightweight
Aluminum · ..
SteR~adder
Scars Low
Low Price! 3s1 .........
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srcpt for added safety, 3-in.
side rails for added strength.
Ha!J large ~ail shelf.
Interior Flat Paint
389
Buy N:~w! 111.
Jnterior acrylic late:r .•.
, supujor in ~ffottt1ance.
SAVE 15o/c on the Following Cabinets
•Provincial design ti pice birch or walnut finish "
•Town Classical, oak finish c~binet, with reversible doon-
• Faw~ birch or elm finish
546.95 Garbage Di spo .. 1'1----__ 39.88
Comp]e&e Installation Service
f...,e Eotimateo-Ji.itchen PlaV1nin1 Semce
YOUR CHOICE
99
Gals.
. Lafex.~0ouse Paint lf.f S6.99 Latex I;'aint , ", • 3s9 Ei1:cili111 \'•l.;:e! ;;11J 577
SAVE SI! 111.
California h6use paint ... a
velvety sheen iD 30-rriinutes.
For concrete porches, floors,
patios. Resists oil, grease.
SAVE $1 on
Burglar Alai:m•
Regut.r
'2.99
}99
' f\likcs ftl'C P.tionally
laud pier,iq , noise
whc.n disturbed. Wire-
less and cordlesJ.
SAVE '2.51 tin I-coat .
Latex House Paint
Re@:ul11r
$8.50 599
gal.
1-coar covers .any co·!Or~ on sound
paiott"d ~i.irfaccs, CxcCpt shak~S.
shin1l~s. Dries in , Yl-fiour. Bonds
tight· for long .. ear ..
SB.99 Se mi-Glo8' . •744 SA:VE Sl.55! 111.
Ideal for kitchen, bath, uim.
1-Coat covers 4'0 sq, ft. •
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Fial WaJI Paint
' Rep:ul ar 4?.?. $7.~9
1-coar cov~rs 450 sq. ft. Wash·
able, colnrrast, spot-resistant and
dripless. Durable beauty for your
walls.
SAVE '30 on ~4-HP '
Electric Compre••or
Rc&J lor $129.% 9988
1-cflinder, maximum 100 psi ..
Many household uses. Great!
$169.99, I.HP 129.88
Sl99.99. 159.88
$239.99, Z·HP 189.88
16-foot Aluminum
Extension
Ladders -
Super
\'alue! 1088
Using high.sueogth alum..
inum alloy .. , this ladderia
ideal for home.use!. Prorec~
tive wall bumpen, 1afetr
swivel feer.
Protect Your Home and Prevent Burglary!
S~ars Light Timers
Sears Low
Low Price! 688
• 875-witt light timer ••. lighta tum on and off automatically eveey
evening while you're on ·your vacation or away
• Keept ~ prowlen away, protects )our home while )'Ou·re out!
•Available in white onl}'! Hurry while flUantities last!
' Aok Ahoul ~ears Con,·ei.fic ul Credit Plan&
Lantern with
Unbreakable Leno
Burnowl 144
Throws • bullet-like
beam ~'"of a mile. Pu$h-b~n twitch a.n.d easy
grip htndlc. •
~A VE $1 on Electrio
l ... ight Co ntrol
211
Turns ligh1 on at dusk,
t urn~ light off at dawn
. . . au1om1,icall r. ~lanY uses!
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at This Sensational
Low, Low Price!
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• pall"
• Finl quality 1tre~h nylon me1b
• Fubioned with nude heel
•Proportioned 1ize1 petite, ••erage,
tall
• Suneet, mocha and bare beige
•Exciting value ••• 10 buy oe .. ral while
quantitie1 !all at thil low price!
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or Elastic Panty .
Regular '4 Each
' 97
each
Cordlell Bra •• , Dacron• polyester-span·
dez powemet frame •tays smooth, gives
fine fit &!l<i'.C;omforr. Wbite, B and C cup.
Elutic Panty ... comfortable knit elas·
tic, self-fabric front pu1el for rummy con-
uoL Seamless sryle! One size 18-in.
nmmer-Styled Sleeveless
Cotton Shifts
97
Center pleated cotton 1hifrs with back
zip closure. Exciting prints in bright
colors. Women's sizes small, medium
and larse-Outstanding Sears v&lue!
Extra Si1et 3.97
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... A Fun Co1nbination
~lisses' Attractive No-Iron
· PERMA-PREST Shirts
~c ars Low Price! }97
cOrtoD t.nd polyester Pe:rrn.P~ ... ener
need ironing when tum.hie dried. 1.oll-sltt'l'e
and slce•elns prints 111d 110lids. In mis9e1' M.zes
! to 18, ..-omen's 1izes 38 to«.
Miuee' Knit Walking Shorta
Sean Low Price! 297 . .
Sttpia tryles of two-way ttmch double knir
artoa.. widl •titdtcd ftoa, aa.a. 81.U. u..,.
whilC, ,l\ltqllOil<, ,,.,, piak, ,.Jlow, -.. gold.
beite. r reel. roraJ, fetTICOCU and olitt colon.
Miastt\ 1iaes 8 to 20.
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Hand1 Su.mme:r Be1ch 81• 2.29
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' --' . . ~ Shop n1 ·S'ea·rs and Save .More!Quarttiti.~s·A·te Limited/Be Early!
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Switn
Trunks
Seats Low Price
47
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U. aisorted
stretch fabrics
e Fq]I or 'front
panel snpporters
of nylon
e Have concealed ·
coin P@cket
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sizes 6 to 12
Bo~' & Studenta' Casual
Walking Shorts
v,1 ..
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Mii>y fobria iedtldiag10111e Perin>.
Pre .... Solids, plaiclJ .. d cbecb.
6 "' 18. Stt these at Sean! ". .. • ' .
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J·ean-Shorts · I
97c 'f
Ivt style llL all cotron twill. Fuhion (
bade. Sizes 6 to 12 Belt not in·
cl.uded.
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or Jamaicas
Your .Choice
For rJ•r-dafs Mad!! Coo koit "'Pl fn tdl·
ids or tttipa.. Ieun
them uP witb c(i'q,
coitoo ibotb or jamii.
as in bright prints and
1olids. Sizes 7 '° 14.
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Natural
Nurser Kil
S~VE 597 $3!
Complete Yo'ith pre-sttr•
ilir:ed dispo$able plastic
ijoers. plastic holders ..
and 1eccss6rics.
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s.wE""J' 3 1,..37• swt""' 77•
Pull-0n Wltcrproo( pants. San(oriud <"otion fitted
Newborn and S-M-J..,.XL i~t 28x~2-io.
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Chocolate Covered Bridge Mix
Doub~ Dipped Peanuts
Your -: 77~.· Choice
• Replar 89e Bridge Mill'.. Chocolate cotted
mlxl*tfl of autt, ~am&. malted milk blllt..
caramels. nat cru~ jeWes. ud nit.im
• Rrp1ar 99c Double Dipped. Pea.natl-Sea
lected estn larae Viraiai• Peau:1te Perfect~
ly ro11ted
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Cotton Knit
Polo Shirts
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Summer
Playwear
YoU:r
Choice
• Easy-care cotton •eersucker thoroughly mod·
em playtimen in assorted colors
• Mite boys' and girls' sunsuits in sizes S..M·L
(6 to 30 month•)
•Toddler boys' sunsuits and shortallo in eizeo
2T through 4T
•Toddler girls' eunsuits and short sets in oizes
2Tibrough4T
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12%! 37c
• '$2.99 Gauze Diapers
SAVE 16% 2P~·5
Prefolded. Medium.wcighr
cotton gauze. Pray proof.
Short sleeve ~Je with
snap 1houldcr~idg.
'Sius S.M.I,Xl.-(6 to
.36 months).
2/$1.39 Blankets
5AVEJO%l 2,°'97e
Soft cotton-acrylic receiv-
ing blanlceu.
$3.99 Crib Blanket .69c Trainer Pants
SAVEil .297 SAVE17%1 -57c
Thermal ac.rylic.36-in.x~O . Plllticounide,soft corron
in. Mal::bine wuh~lc -terry huide. Sizes 1 to 4.
drylble.
SAVE25o/o to31%!
Regular 49° lb. Delicious
Cookie Assortment
Regular·
49' lb.
e Perfeet (or 4th or July pionict, luncheg.
munehing or in belween meal 1naclts
• Chooee fig ban or cream centtu• chocolate
or vanilla cookies
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Great
Value! 97
•Short !leeve pullover shirt.a in 1n~1·hine
wa •hable 100% acryli c knit
•Wondrous array of new fa sbion-ri glit col~
ors. Me n1s sizes S..M-L-XL •
Men's Walking S.horts
Low Priced! .
• CarEfru atylet. in pl11iW
•Belt loops., fly.front
• Siz:cr7mnr10 1arte
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Men's Sportscoat
CLEARANCE
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to-$35•-----19~
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·CLEARANCE
Suits· in. blends of Dacron,. polyester and
Avisco• rayon; 100% wool worsted and J
elegant wool-silk blends. Regular .,,eight
for year around wear. One and ni.'O pant
models.
Were '49.95
to •55
Were '75
lo '79.95
Were '85
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CANOGA PARK GLENDALE OLYMPIC & SOTO POMONA .-SANTA MONICA VERMONT at Slauson I I COMPTON HOLLYWOOD ORANGE SANTA ANA • SOUTH COAST PLAZA 1
COVl4A INGLEWOOD PASADENA Is I TORRANCE • ' --- - - - - -- - --- - -... -- - -- - -ears - -- - - -- - - - --- - - - - - -- -' "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back" ......... ""''""co. Shop 6 Nights Monday through Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M •
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COAST PLAZA. Starting th i s
week, a fabulous display of dl)ne
buggies turns "The Grandest Mall
of All" into a virtual "bug -in".
Dune Buggy Enterprises 'viii as-
semble a dune runner before your
very eyes in the Carousel Court.
Then,.on Saturdiiy, July 5th, it will
be given aw~y. All you have to do
is come irr and pick up a regis-
tration slip at' any one of our 84
stores and then deposit it with
Vickie at the Carousel.
There's a great sale going on,
too! What with the tremendous
mark-downs, you'll see that the
dune bu~gy is not the only thin g
being given away. Shop South
Coast P,laza this week, and if
you're lucky, you may drive home
in your own dune buggy. •
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BRISTOL AT SAN· DJEQO FREEWAY, COSTA MESA
OVlll IO flNf ITOIO AND SIRVJ9$ ••• A II Cd • A .. rt'1 Hotllry e AJ...'1 e (. H ..... e .... ti A..t .. • hrrklol C1ndl01 • -Tall f..W... •· 1.,,11,..,•1 ... , lltws • hlllt l.wlitn o Dt<ontor UN • Clbot'1 Chi~
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Concerto Noted
As Transpac Bet
By ALMON LOCKABEY
D4111f1Pl19t SMlklt 11111«
John Hall's new Columbla-57
yawl concerto, from Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, looked for
all the world like a 'l'ranspac
winner Saturday a& she born~
* * * Record 72
Will Race
ed home ahead of a 38-boat
fleet in Lo5 Angeles Yacht
ClUb's Aloha Series.
ll y;as the second time since
she Wu launched that Con-
certo bas be&ten larger yacht&
on 'a bpat.-for-bott bu,ll in
races to 91 from Catalina
Island. Two week• ago she
finished first ahead of Bob
Johnson's Windward Passage
in the NewpGrl to Long Point
race.
The two-race Aloha Series
T H I-.:1 was staged primarily for 0 ono WU yadlt. entered In the Honolulu rice, b u t other boals were
A record fleet of 72 crack allowed to enter.
sailing vessels will depart ?Saturday's race was from
Point Fermin JJU Los Angeles Point Fermin to the west end
llarbor in the 25Lh biennial ol Catalina and return. Sun-
Transpacific Los Angeles to day'1 race was to Marineland
Honolulu race Fraday at noon. and' return. but tbe race wu
The starting fleet originally thrown out when the yachts
numbered 73 boats, but it is r,turned with a N!port that the
not known whether ~ed buoy off Marineland was mis&-
Christenscn's to-foot Valkyrie lnfl.
11 froftl Carmichael. Calif.. Handicap winner ln the
wlU start. Tbe boat w1s series was Meltleme, 1kipper.
rescued by the Coast Guard ed by Pierce and Sturdevant
Jasl '·Fr'lday· when her crew of Los Anaetes Yacht Cfub.
reported' she was taking on Here are the handica pclasa
water somewhere between winners:
Point ConctJ>tion and Santa CLASS A - ( t ) Coneflt.o,
·Barbara on her way to Los John Hall, NBYC: (2)
Angeles to start the race. Sumatra, Al Mirtln, UVC; · The Coast Guard found the (3) Mir, George O'Brien, TRANSPAC FAVORITE? -J ohn Hall's Columb!a-57 sloop Concerto, Newport
boat some 50 mf1ea 300thwest RVYC. Harbor Yacht Club, started looking like a Transpac winner almost ff'!>ITI the
of Point Conception, but the CLASS 8--(t) Ya Turko, day she was launch~. Last Saturday she was flrlfl to .finish In the West End
crew reported they had the Georae -Antarr, PMYC; (2) race of Loi &geles Yacht Club's Aloha Series. Two weeksl>reviously she was
leak under control ud. asked Americana, Fred Smalt• & first tb finish in the Newport to Long Point race ahead of such highly touted
for a navigational fix. Jack Moore, HonoluJu YC; (3) yac)lts .as BoO J~nson's Win~ward Passage.
The CG cutter Cape Hat~ HawaUana, Jay ·Moo re, _;,...;_c.... __ ~---~---....;-----------
teras towed lhe bolt to Santa HGr¥>~ul~ YC.
Barbara. ... CliASS C-(1) Anuen\tt, J .
The Transpacific Yacht Club Millican. Honolulu YC; (2)
race committee set 1 Umlt of Tortola, Jame1 Cowie, LAYC;
75 entrici for the ~ an-(I) Deatiny II, John Hooten,
Sunamer Show•
--niversary salling of the race. BCYC.
~: The previous larg&1t entry CLASS ~(I) Meltte~e •
. ~: list was two years ago when 65 Pierce & sturdevant, CBYC;
~: Y•cht.s started the 2,~mlle (2) Wlndlwlft, Karl Tunber1,
·:.~ downwind aail to Diamond CYC; (3) Vixen, Morgan Cox,
74 Race in BCYC Regatta
:'.-Head. LA YC. ~ ~ ~ ~ * *
E Mesa Firm to Chart ~ ~i :;:
~
Progress of Transpac
~ Yachting fans ~ing to ~ follow the progress ol. the
~ Honolulu race will have an
-.:.: ample opp>rtunlty as they go
about their business in :!: Newport Beach and Costa
r,,.• Mesa. ·~ Bartell Corp., a Costa Mesa
; : : marine eleclronlcs flnn, plans ""'j to post the progress of the
. : ~ race on at least s i i: charts ,,
·'! ~
!; Brush Fires :-. :: 01ar 4 Acres
ftich will be . posted
. throtJihout the Harbor Area.
" Bartell will get dail1 posi-
tion reporil on the yacht•
from Gordoo West, an e.zpert.
ham and marine r a d I o
operator who will be aboard
Dick Stdle's Bon Homme
Richard, official Transpac es-
cort.
The positions will be pollled
on larse scale charts: placed at
Marina Savlnp ! l Lo a n
Asaoclalloo; 'Rlcb1rd'1
Market; I.be Ancient Mariner
Restaurant: United California
Bank; Woody'_• W· b a r f
R.estaurant. IDd the Alley West
: LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Remurant.
: : Eight acre1 of brush w e r e Mlrvln Dorris of Bartell's
: ; charred Sunday in f o u r will update the charb dally
: : separate brush flres lo remote after the po.sltion reports are
·: areas of Los Anceles County. received in the afternoon.
· . A wind • whipped b I a z e Persons wishinj: infonnatlon
: : blackened four acm of brush on the race may also call
: • in Fish Canyon near Duarte. Bartell's where a master
: : The blaze was batUed by 15 chart will be kept up to date.
1'he first sunshine and fair
winds of the summer gr~ed
the '' entries in 11 cllpt:s wil turned out SJturday al\!I
Sunday for Bahi• Corinthian
Yacht Club's Stars & Stripes
Regatta.
There Vt'ere eight classes
racing inalde the bay and
three outside. The outaide
races had only one race oo
Satun!ay •
Final results:
Llll().J4A (II) -Headitup
l\<>n<l'., Gare<\ Smllb, BYC:
(I) Little Twitch, C b ad
TwtOliiiJI, BY.9; ltl Snoopy,
Dick tJneberger, ABYC.
LL00-14.B t9) -(I) High
Hopes, Dean Hope. BYC: (2)
Fang, Don Sloughton, BYC;
(3) La Rica Ota, Len Orona,
WYC., KITE A (I) -(1) Somethtn
Ehle, Datyon Smith, BYC: (2)
Seven Eleven, C. E. Williams,
gbcyc.
KITE B (10)-(t) Over
Easy, Jim Cart.on, BYC: (21
Sultan, Curtis Gibbs, BIYC:
(!) Eltrutt Tuttle, S a n d y
Smith, ABYC.
SABOT A OOl -(1) Blue
Angel, Manball Hall, BYC;
(2) Dutch Mast.er. Steve
Smith, AB YC: (!) Keep Your
:: firefigh lell of the U.S. Forest ~ monltoring the r@orts
:: Service arld the County Fire of the race lrom Boo Homme Mitchell Wins
: : Department. Richard will be radio ham
•: One acre of brush was char· Carroll D. Hudson who will be
;; "d by Ila mes near 1 h.l.wng feeding the lnlormation to the Snipe Class
: '. project at the mouth of Bou· newspapers and radio stations.
; : quet Canyon near Saugus, and Equipment used to broad· BeMy Mitchell of Cali!or·
:· lwo acres wert blackened in cast the race will be Ram nla Yacht Club was the win-
: : the Jo.1ontrose area on Little (amateur) radio, single-side-ner Sunday ol lhe Santa Mon·
: : Tujunga Canyon Road. band high seas radio and con· lea Bay Snipe Class champ-
; : A barn and one acre of ventional AM radio. The Bon Jonshlp.
: : brush v.·ere destroyed in Tapia Homme Richard also is equip-There were seven entries ln
: : Canyon near Ory Gulch. peel with radar, consolan, the five-race regatta. Runner
: : J<'irefighlers battled the blaie aulomatlc direCtion finder and up was Pierre Havre of CYC
, : for four hours before con-loran for plnpolnUng the loca-and third was Scot Birnberg, ! : trolling it. lions of the yachts in the race. Del Rey Yacht Club . . •~~-'--~--------.:__--~~----'---~---
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SABOT B (I) -(I) No.
4502, Kathi Durgan, BCYC;
ti) Boltna, Vicki Call; NHYC:
(3) de Moccasin, GIJi de
M°""""'JI, BYC.
SABOT C (II) -U) Halt'1
Angel, Marshall Hall, BYCI
(2 ) No. 4529, Stephen de
Mocskonjl, BYC: (I) No. :!Zill,
Mike Hayden BCYC.
FLIPPER (I) -Ill G<lol1)'
Bird, Frank Browne, BCYC.
PHRF (II) -FuglUve !I,
Wamn Parker, NHYC; (2)
Bonita,· Goldie Joseph. LIYC;
(3) No name, Allen Kelly,
BCYC.
CAL-20 -(I) -(I) D!Uy
Gritty, Don Osen, BCYC.
P.CAT (It) -(ll La H-,
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lhoe. Ken Bll'llet~ ABYC: ti ) Loki, Earl 1borbough, MYC.
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A d o c k s I d e delicatessen distance vorage to Catalina, a
catering to bo.at and yacht day of fishing or a crew for
operators ban bteTl eslabUsh-the Beer Can Regatta 011
ed on Balboa Island adjacent Thur&day nighls," Burke ad·
to tbe Shell Oil Dock. ded. "We recently supplied a
Port & Starboard Dell Is complete roast beef ( t I
operated by Haven Burke and pounds) to a boat crew and IS
Chuck Glasgow's lAI .._, hiJ wife, Jackie, and features lunches to the. Blackfin crew."
I , ~ the halt clbb food to meet the basic needs Adv ance orders for a day's wr:i!~:Sa.11 !: aass c ~ln· of: the weekend Jeafarer. outing can be arranged by
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Club'• ~ HunUngton Go-:l~wb~lcb~~w~ou~td~sa~tisl~y~a~ton~g~-~K~O~X~mo~~· ~Ch~a~nne~t ~10~. ~~ Around r n. race 11 the fourth in
BYC'1 II Serles of seven
ocean: ractt. I
. F1l'lt yacht µ. liDish was the
unolfioW ontry, Wlndwll'd
P._., Uippered by Bob
Jl>bnlon ol Lahltna Yacht
Club. It wu Win dw ard Puuae'• flDll tune-up race
before tbe start of t.be
HonoluJu race next. FrldlJ. Wlnchiml Pa>11p loup.t
an upblll battle to beat J1ck
Baillft'1 12-meter Newsboy by
few minutes and 40 seconds.
The· oVerall handicap
results: .
Overall-(1) Jm ptuou 1,
Chuck Gi.taow. BYC: (2)
Volant< !I, Mike Hirsh, BYC:
(S) Firebrand, Don Ayres Jr.,
NHYC.
CLASS A -(1) Serapis 11,
Blll Bony, BCYC: ( 2 )
Prelude, J i m Linderman,
BYC: (I) ,Newaboy, Jock
Baillie, BYC.
CLASS B -(t) Ftrebnnd:
(2) A1'ti, John Cuter, BYC:
(!) Sanderltni, MOrrle Klrk &
Bob Poole, BYC I< BCYC.
CLASS C -(I) Impetuous :
(2) ilQlrulllll, McClbe I<
JobanlOn, NHYC; (!) Falcon,
Bob Smith, BYC.
CLASS D-(1) Vo!lnte 11:
(I ) Arrtbl, smiley I< Thorne,
BYC; (3) Edilwelu, David
Li111, BYC.
MOlll' ~ (t) Anltl, Bill voa
KleinSmld, NHYC: (2) Alolll
11, Glenn Reed, SSSC: (I)
Veloz, Keo Rou, BYC; (4)
Cece II, Bill Headden, BYC;
(5) Goldllocks, Eddie Arnold,
BCYC.
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NHYC Trio ~n ·U.S.·Sailing
Team to Tour Great Britain
Throe youna lllillng aklppers
who g<>t their early tra1nln& In
the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club Non-Calm (junior) lllil-
lng prograD/ will be part of
the nine-map U.S. Colleglate
sailing team whlcb will tour
England, Scotland and
Ireland thls summer.
'nle ~ewporl sailons are
Lea1ie Mes.Senger, Urilverslty
ol California Berkeley, team
manager; Tim Hogan, USC.
and Chris Seaver, Yale.
Others on the team are
Capt. Dave COit, Yale; Ed
Butler, San 1D~ State; Tom
McLa ughlin, 'San Diego Stat.;
R4berl and Richard Doyle,
Nl>tre Dame, and Hans Meyer,
University of Michigan'.
The team recently n!ceived
applicants from v a r i o u 1
American unlverslUes. They
will represent this country on
the tour which begins July 19
and extends through Sept. !. ·
The team iecently receive a
a Jetter from President Rich-
ard Nlxon congratulating
l.hem on their selection and
wishing them well in lhe hard
summer of compeUlion.
Froot July lf.22 lhe team
will be competing at Southend
on Sea in the European
universities t e a m cham-
plonshlpe.
They will then lly to lrelond to cO,npeti ~ various
unlversiUes and yacht clubs.
-From Aug. u the team will
compete in the famed Cowes
Week In Southern England.
They then travel, north lo sail
e.gainst .varioul no 11 t be r n
universities; West Kirby and
the Royal'' Nottbern Yacht
Club in Scotland.
T h e ~lt major event is
Aug . 11-lt, &be King Trophy, to
be match heed in Soling
stoops, the new Olympic class.
Following that will be team
racing In Firefly dinghies on
Welsh llal1> (J,oadan) for the
IJptoa Troplly.
Tho grand flDale will be the
teani race in !fempeJt sloops,
Sepl . 2-7 for the' British·
American Trophy.
Four years igo t h e
American team had a ti.2
win-loss record in England.
Miss Messenger was
foredeck: crew on the second·
place Sean Cup team in1l96&.
In 1967 she was the number
two woman sailor in North
America, placing serond in the
Adams CUp 1n Rochesler, N.Y.
She is head sailing iMtructor
at NHYC.
Hogan skip_.i the 1966
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Sean CUp tmn In Ill!. In
December of tbal ume year
he waa . Ult bJil>polnt B skip.
per in the New Orleans Su.lat
Bowl Regalia. ,In 1918 he wu
captain. of the victorlOUI North
Amer)tan. Colleglale iuil11ng
team. In July he Wh atven
All-Americao status. Ult" fall
he won the naUonal Douglu·
Cup competition for match ra~
clng and WU the ~f':t skipper in the Ttmipe n
Regatta 1n Chicago. He was
also the high-point sttpper it
the 1961 Sugar Bowl. .
Seaver was on the aa.'llnd
place team in the CYRA-NA
championships l.q .1111. Be WU
alao the first American ln the
worjd championship no Class .. ,.u. In England In 1161.
Bill Muncey
Wins Second
Hydro Title
DETROIT (AP)
Heavyfooted Bill Muncey of
SeaUJe, roared from behind in
the final beat Sunday to win
his second straight World
Championship U n I i m I t e d
hydroplane title in Miss U.S.
The 40-year-Qld veteran of 18
years of speedboat racing
drove hJs ~foot, 7 ,500-pound
crafl to victory in the lS.-mile
final oo the Detroit River.
The race was marred by two
early accidents, neither of
which was serious, but they
gave spectators -estimated
at 200,000 by police -some
anxious moments.
PrHace fa vorite Bill Steret.
44, was k>!sed from his hlghly-
regarded Miss Budwe~r in
the opening heat ol lhe acUon-
J:l'acked afternoon. A C o a a t
Guard helicopter q u I c k I y
plucked the Owensburg, Ky.,
veteran pilot from the water
and m e d l c a I examination
thowed he suffered only 1
bruised shoulder.
ln the second mishap, Mike
\Volfbauer Jr, of Harper
Woods, Mich. escaped with
facial cuts when he was tossed
out of his Savair's Probe at
the Belle Isle bridge tum, long
regarded as one of the
dangerous tW'M in speedboat
racing.
Dean Chenoweth of Xenia,
Ohto, driving Myr's Special,
and veteran Fred Alter, 42, of
Detroit, piloting 'Miss Schwep-
pes, each won their first two
heats and had ~point tota1s
going into the final heat.
Muncey won his first heat
and s~ttled for a second-place
finish in his second heat for a
700-point total . That set the
stage for a three-b oat
showdown In the final but.
And Muncey, one of tbe na-
tion's top speed-boat harxllers
withJour Gold CUp titles to hi!
credll, responded to t be
challenge, winning '7 ,500 of
the gross $35,000 purse.
Father, Son
Die in Crash
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
father and son wereukllled
Sunday in the crash o( ~
single-engine plane when 1l
smaShed into several trees
during an attempted landing
in a vacant field.
Dead were William Laing,
33, the pilot, and his son
Stanley, 8. AuthoriUes said the
plane crashed ahort1y after the
Laings had flown over their
home In the Diamond Bar
area of Los Angeles Counly.
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South Coast Plaza
8ri1to l al the San Diego Freew•Y
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.WOod :New
Champion
· Paul Wood of California
YaChl Club · is the new
Southwest Regional Cbamplon
of the Victory Cius.
Wood acored a lirst and two
seconds in the championslllp
regatta at Oceanside Yacht
Club to edge runner-up Jerry
Pinckney of Mission Bay
Yacht Club.
There were 10 entries in the
lhree race regatta. Third
place went to Bob Ellison or
MBYC._
Ericson Yachts
Names Dealer
ORANGE -Ericson Yachts
has appointed Bay Nautical
Supply as dealer for the com-
plete line of Ericson sailboals
oo the Gulf Coul, aceording
to Del Walton, vloe president
of marketing.
Erieson Y achtl is one of the
nation's fast.est growing man-
ufacturers of fiberglass sail-
boats. The line Includes boats
of ZS, 26, 30, 32, » and 41
foot boa.Ls.
foot lengths.
M-, "°" lO, 1169 DAILY l'ILOT If
First Step in Boating: Learn Rules
u you .,. thlnkinl of join-
inf tho ru>b II the natloo's
.. lllll1loo bolttnC enthualasta,
bell« heed aome of the tiPo
on aeamllllhlp oUerod In tho,
Jone tasue of Today's Health
magulM, publilheci by lbe
American Medical Aaa4)cla·
Uon. -
\ Author Ltn ffiJta relates
what veteran boat, oper1tors
say 1bout boatli\I >alely In 1
condensed course for ~vice
1klppen. It's alao a good re-
view for'those who clairp to
know a barnacle from 1 bin-
nacle.
Gtttllg r e • d y te co:
Check the equipment loektr
to be sure you have a U. ·s .
Cout Guaid approved 11 f e
JftSUYer for every penoo on
board. OVerJoading ls one of
the most common causes ol
boating accidents, so don't a ·
ceed lhe boat's safe capacity.
M 1 v I • 1 1way froiB &Ille
dock: If you can move
straight ahead, start at slow
speed and tum cautiously in·
to open water. If there are
other boats at the dock, a n d
things are Ught. use an o I d
trick tu get out -secure the
boat to lhe dock with a b o w
line and cast the stem line
loose. Tum the wheel all the
way to the sea or opensfde.
Slowly rev the motor. The
stern ,,,·UI slowly swing out.
When it is clear, cast off the
bow line and reverse the mo-
tor to back Into ·open water.
Do It slowly.
R • I e 1 of U.e water--
ways: When two boats ap.
proach head on. uch should
steer to the right to pas.s.
When yoo are OYe.rtaking an-
other boat, remember it has
the right ol way. ln general,
boats without motors -in-
cluding those with oars or
' Memorbe the meant~ of hind you an4 clltl')'lng the maneuverth& untll )'(IU a r e
broadside of tbe dock. T b 1 n
drUt In .
buoya Yo0 'll ... al harbor en-boll into the dock, I b I fl
traocea and in. riven. ~ your motor to neutral after
the wtalber foreeasl Doo't1-''------------------
Cel broadside to wave>-keep don't miSS it! wrnlng tqward them.
C.O.t•1 • 1 c k _, Study
tbe water aod the wind. If
the wind or the CWTent ls
coming from the pier, Idle In 1
at a aharp, angle until the bow
makeo C<N11acl. Secure tl)e
bow and then bock down (re-
verse engines) on the line
with Ult helm awung to 1 e t
the otern Into the dock. U
the wind and cumnt is ))e.
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.......... la $1,000.00 and prtnclpel 11111J be wllhdrewn II any quaner wru-t
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2. LIQUIDITY FUND DEPOSITS
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3. -COMBINATION FUND DEPOSITS
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Veterans of Crossing I
Of Rhine River Sought
~ proc1Uct.r want.s .lo ~or
thole who l90k port in lhe
llenll"1 Bridge ClOISlti&.
The IDl'tloo picture fl ~
duced by David L. Wolper ai>d
stars Robert Vaughn, Georp
Segal, Bea Canara, Bradrotd
Dlllmao and E. G. Manhall. It
WU turned in C.zechoalovU:la. vderam . ol, the crouhi1
ba_ve beeP at:ked to write
Oongreaaman IJU, Rayburn
House Office Bu ildin1 1 Waahlqteo, D.C.
a~rtut1I :farttotts 11ame.r.
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Site's a Swinger
During a recent visit to the orphanage at MoCay,
SOuth Vietnam, soldiers and sailors from the Army-
Navy mobile Riverine Force built swings for their
60 "adopted" children. The attraction between k.i<ls
and swings appea'rs to be world wide as lhis little
Vietnamese girl setjles hersell gingerly on the seat,
takes a few hesitant swings, and finally really gets
in the "swing" of it.
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Lawyers Name . Officers
ANAHEIM -The Oranae Countr Chapter ol t h ,
CallfOrnla Trial L a w y e r s
A-cle&lan his eJeNd MW
ollleen !or U.. ...,,., '"" 1beyare:PeterM.G"""'1of
of Anaheim, prtsldent; !l'fll•
A. Alt.ken of :JAAU1 Ana, v1ce-
pr<Sldent; Rlchlhl Lo Bo1<tril !JI Garden G"""i ,.qelacy,
and Marvin 0 . 'Burton of
Anaheim, treasurer.
Newly elected dlreCtots in-
clude: Mart Soden, Glen T.
Buhore, Noel G. Conway,
Paul J. Gergen, Jaffies E.
Neat, Bruce Osterhout\ Peter
Pelkofer, Robert A. Schwamb,
Wilbur s. v..,pn · and
TheodOl't E. Wentworth, Jr.
PREP SHOP
Zschuiutlt1 for Young ll•"
' SAVINGS TO LAST ALL SUMMa
98 OCC Students Win Scholarships PREP SHOP
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'111~. ~1S io +15 Sliif~ Jraise&, l!.n.t-
dretse11 o.nci 'a~ d~$~et. --ltOUJ
Scholarships totaling more J
than $16.400 donated by the
Harbor Area community were
awarded to S8 Orange Coast
College students In the recent
aMual OCC Honors Night pro-
gram.
Largest single scholarship
winner was Jami?!! Marocco of
Costa Mesa, who received an
$800 grant from the Newport
Harbor Kiwanis Club.
WlMers by community are:
B~LBOA -Harry Patlison.
Anonymou11, $100: vi ct or
Adams, Orange Coast Lions
Club, $100.
CORONA DEL MAR -
Barbara Mawds.ley, Cost a
Mesa-Newport Harbor Lioh5
Club, $500; Aaron Ande~n,
Jennie Crutcher Foundation,
$500 ; J ill Sweet, OCC Alumni
Association, $100.
COSTA MESA -Kathleen
Kelly, Assistance League of
Huntington Beach, $ 2 5 o ;
Margaret Alexander. Costa
Mesa Women's Club, $100:
Christine Mathews, C o s l a
Mesa Women's Club, $100;
Xathletn Feely, Co 11 I
Women'~ CIUb .. US; ~Karleen
O'lbl, Coast Women's Club,
$75; Grace Thompson, Ebel\
Club of Newport Beach, $200 :
Janice Hall , Ebel! Club of
Ne""port Beach, $200; Angela
Conkey, Tuesday Club of
Newport Harbor, $ I O O ;
Micheale Cannon, Alpha Garn·
ma Sigma, $50; Deborah Gan-
non, Altrusa Club of Newport
Harbor, $100 ; M.e rid i l h
Coleman, American Bus iness
Women's Association,
Anaheim Angela Chapter, $300.
Patricia Maiaylo, American
Bus.lness Women's Association
Anaheim Angels C h a p l e r ,
$400; Michael Va r vi I ,
American Congress on Survey·
ing and Mapping, $25; Carolyn
Fou, Assistance League of
Newport Beach, $500 ; Donna
Kinyone , $500: Jeanne Stur<le--
vant, $500 ; Debra Toner. $500,
all from Assistance League of
Newport Beach; Eliz.abelh
Hatcher. $25; Marilyn Morsch,
$25 ; Gloria Purvis, $ 2 5,
A.W.A.R.E.; Dennis Berg.
Bank o( America, $.'JOO; Joe
Morales, Orange 0 o u n t y
Nurserymen's Association,
$100; Lil\da Wigington,
California Home Economic
Association, Orange County
Cbapter, •too.
Robert Seymoure, California
School Food Servictl Asaocia-
tion. Orange County District,
$100: Edward Wisc, Costa
~iesa Kiwanis Club North,
$100; Michael di Donato, Costa
Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions
Club. $500: Gayle Larson,
Co&ta Mesa Women's Club,
$200 ; Isabel Magday, Ex-
ecutive Secretaries' Inc . ,
Orange County Chapter, $100 :
Linda Wigington, $50; Eloi&e
Knoy, $40, Home Ecooomlcs
Club ol OCC; Rlch1rd
Nicholson, National Associa-
tion of Wome n in Construction,
Orange County Chapter 91,
$100: James Marocco,
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club,
SHOO ; Jody W. Hargis, $50 ;
Anthony Turner. $50, Orange
Coast Daily Pilot.
Barbara Davies, Orange
Coast Lions Club. $100; Angela
LaUj OCX:: Alumni Association.
$100 ; Ronald Poteet, OCC
Engineering & Match Club.
$50 : Micheale Cannon, OCC
Faculty Wives. $100 : Mari
Ogawa, OCC Polygots Club.
$50; Ronald Poteet., Orange
County EnJineering Council,
SlOO i Debra Toner, Orange
County Philharmonic Society.
$100; Fred Gillett, Orange
County Philharmonic Society.
$200 : Linda Wigington. Rotary
Club of Costa ~fesa, $100 :
Mari Ogawa, Rotary Club of
Costa M.,. North, $100 ; Rad
Drouet, Saffell and McAdam,
Inc., $12$; Chriatopher Banas,
Tuesday Club of Newport
Beach, Arts and Crafts group,
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SEMI • ANNUAL
• White
•Bone
• Pastels
• Navy
• Black Patent
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Shoe
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A fontavic array of the season's best selling styles, in the colon
and materials you wont now thru Fall , . , Best of all, you con
buy 'em at near give away prices. No ''hos be9ns'"'-no unwant·
eel merchand.iM. Just great shoes ond the year's greatest values.
All UlfS FINAil
Selfll Onst Pl1z1, Coata llM1 UISTQI AT THl SAN DIEGO 'HfWAY
USE YOUI
MASTU CHAIOl
IANKAMl!llCAIO al
,125. WESTMINSTER E~tusivelu for Youft9 Ifni
South Coast Plaza
lri1tol e1 rt. SW. Dilgo ~ .. Cotto Mt10 5<i0·9521
Linda Hitchcock, Z o n t a Katsutoshl Muroya, Orange
lnernational, $500; 1'-1eridilh County Engineering Council,
Coleman, Tuesday Clu b of Dean's Fund, $100; Brenton Newport Harbor, $100. Almond, Orange County ._ _________________ _.
FOUNTAIN VAU.EY _ Philharmonic Society, $200.
Diane Mills, Ass Is tan c e ,--:;;.•·~·iljj;~~-;;~·Uiiiiiiiiiliiiiil;~ffi~~jliiii;~ Leaeue of Huntington Beach, I PD !LIP I 2 a I a
$125; Carol Lund.gren ,
Newport Balboa Savings and
Loan Association, $500.
GARDEN GR 0 V E
Kathleen Fisher, Forty and
Ei ght, $300 ; Loui s e
Grueneberg, A.W.A.R.E., $25 ;
David Mosely, Jennie Crut·
cher Foundation, $100 ; Robert
Novak, Saffell :uid McAdam,
Inc., $20: Eric Samuelaon,
Speech Department award,
$250.
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Barbara Peterson, Auistance
League of Huntington Beach,
$260: Patricia Ve s 1 iy ,
California Congress ol Parents
and Telehers, $100; Patricia
Van Cleve, Jr. Women's Club
of fluntington Beach, $100;
Judy Ml'Quaid, Silver Anchor
Auxiliary of H u n t i n }'to n
Beach, $200; Gerald Zalansky,
Anonymous, $100; Li nd a
Nichols. Assislance League of
Huntington Beach, $ I 2 5 ;
Donald Darling, Carpenters
Union Local 164-8, $70; Susan
Aguilar, Hu ntington Beach
Women's Club, $125 ; Richard
Watson, -Newport Balboa Sav~
ings and Loan Association ,
$500: Adriaan Jacobs, Orange
Coast Daily Pilot, $ 1 0 0 ;
Rodney Brashear. UC C
Oceanographic Society, SIOO.
IRVINE -Nancy White,
OCC Alumni Association, •too.
1...AGUNA BEACH -Kathy
Erger. Costa Mesa Art
League, $200.
NEWPORT BEACH
James Haggerty, Costa Mesa.
Kiwanis Club, $500: Pamela
Thompson, Costa M e s a
Kiwanis Club, Agriculture &
Conservation, $50; G e r a I d
Downey, Costa Mesa Kiwanis
Club, Agriculture & Conserva-
tion, $50 : Pamela Thompson,
Kiwanis Club of Corona del
l>.1ar, $100; Robert Turnbull,
Krausnick Petroleum Tech.,
$100: Doris Crossen. OCC
Faculty Association, $150.
John Walts, Saffell and
McAdam, Jnc .. $125 : Pamela
'I'hompaon, Women in Natural
Science, m.
ORANGE -Donna Poe,
Palm Harbor Hospital AUX·
iliary, $150 : Ellen Pauley.
Palm Harbor Hospital Aux-
iliary, ~: Suzi Henderson,
Ebe/I Club, Newport Beach,
$100.
SAN CLEMENTE -
Kathleen EIHnor, Bank oC
America, $300.
SANTA ANA -E do a
Boudreau. A.W.A.R.E. $50 ;
Leona Seddon. A.W.A.R.E.,
$50 ; Georgia Mott!, Richard's
Lido Market. $125 : Theodore
Palmer, '100; Kurt Johnllon,
$200: Cy. Rockey Memorial;
Kurt Johnston, Rotary Club of
Costa Mesa, North, '100: Ray
Sakioka, Saffell and McAdam,
Inc., $25: Claire Mu rphy,
Theta Sigma, $50.
TUSTlN -Cindy Janisen,
California As soc i at i on
Nurserymen, $50: Cy n t b I a
Rutty, Theta Sigma, $50.
Killed in War
Marine Corps Pfc. David W.
McConntU, M of: Mr. and M". Dtml Dlerce, SM! Lin-
coln Ave.,~ has died in
VletMm actJoo. tlie Defen:ie ·
Department 11J1ld Wednesdo)'. ,
STARS
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PILOT'S 9r11! f11tv111.
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Prie.-.
8.50xl4 33.95 2.57
8.85xl4 36.95 2.86
9.50xl4 39.95 3.03 ·
7.60x l.> 33.95 2.57
8.00xl5 36.95 2.79
8.20xl5 39.95 2:83
ALLSTATE P-ager Tire Guarantee
Tread Life Guarantee
Guar1n1etd ~il'ltt: /Ill f1ilurn of tht: 1itt rnuhi111 £rom ltOft:l)fil.-
rNd hauld1 or defec1i il'I mllttrial or 9'0(lcinu11hip.' •
fnr How Lon': For rM life of 1hc ori1i11.1I utad.
Wh11 St1ni Will Do: R.tpair n11I purw;luni M no ch1rgc. In 1ht Cat
al (ailure. in euh1ngt' for rhc rirt', rcplw;e it. cb11tti111 onlr tb.t pro-
po"ion of curren1 ttiul• .ellinJ price plus Ffderal EaciK T• tMr
rtp~nu trtad uted.
Tread Wear-Oul Guarantee
r.u1n..,1ud A~iMt: Tttad Wffl..()1,11. . 1
t'ar Haw Lo~: TM irutnbtr of ~hi 1pet"1fitd.
Wh•• St1ra Will O.:J11 «<~for the rirc, ttpl~ i~ chusiq
the cutrtnt rc111lu ttllini price ph.11 f.l.T, lea die ronowiec llllow-
ai:>ee: Monlh• C111n1n1eed AU.watte•
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7.35d4 12.88 2.07
7.75d4 14.88 2.20
8.25xl4 16.88 2.36
7.75xl5 14.88 2.21
Prices Effectivtt
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SIZE
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7.35d4-u · 2.0l
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" . •' actual plie1 of nylon for ex.tr• 1tren_1th,
greater re11i11tance to impactl, moi1ture1 fleJ.• i"lo heat •Excellent high~peecJ perfonn1nce; qifety IA
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......-rtfn tw tl':IS ~ lttdt c:-•""' .... -· .. ,,.,_ Trvl;frte ""' el tht STATI Of' CALll'CHl:IHA '°"' lt1leoll T,... c-ocllt. If ~ ram lllttcl ..... -"" c:vrlWll " .,.. ,..,..., ""'" Ctttttd " N1'11 c.11 .. Tri/II. TMI COUWTY., ........... LIS
b¥ lttoDr "..-II dvtfll9 1'ot blddlnll 1""' ti' --....Ulllfl tffliit. well -'• TM ~.,., .....,. MW Oto:I d In IN""'""" .. !flt Elltlo' .. Ol!llTll!I Ions Wll 11t ~ • "" .. !flt .. ._ II'"" ,.,.., l1#tr ,.,_.1111. llltllwl, Tnat, 1w ,..._ tlf t litMdl er dtft"1t In L llENNITT, tb ~G. L. ••NNETT.
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-~ltt.. ~it. M!tll bt tmll'lllrtd Iii OllllfOl'mllY wlfl: Stdlolll 111'1.$ •!Id lwrl'lofart tllt<iltM tnd dtllYtnid 10 1M . ~ II t:ertblr elW!!. ttllt "" u~
1176..J of ... C.M""'lt L.-,. C.... lllidt~ • wrl"'" Dtcltrttton ol' ""1.._. WIM •II ti ,,W'Mt •le, " tllt Onrtlrflt Wit 1111 .... tw _,. "'1offNf In tllCtM " lllt ,..ultl' dtr'1 Otft111f ...... Dtll'llrd,.,. SMI, Mii 'tlrllllll h..,_, tl'!d Mtt bllWer, efllllltct to ~ --.......... ''" .... _,,irn. .. ,,.,. u•fT lnllOJ...... ......S.n Wlf .. •II liOlkt of bf'Mdl .,.. ~ ttt(tlelrl .. -firm.titre ti AW SU-lflt ~. "' OI' holkln's r«:t91ilttd 11: ... (Ollt<tt.,. btf'fflnN ffrtHntlll _,llttblll la tt:t "°' lllCltln;lelild Ill MU Aid ~ to Wiii' "" an! de¥ et hb', lNf, •I tflt ...
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!tie c.otrtd. D"tcl Ju"" 26, ,... 1'11111, !Ille tfl4 '"~ '1f AW lltc.Md
•llllctCU.'l'llll Hwrlr .... Title: INSUllAMC• AMD TkUST 11 lht lime ef *'It: -•11 lllt tltflt, "lit
FOt'l!f\1$1'! C""'11w .... 1111" S nMn)--not ie. then U .00 "' COMPANY lll'id '"'9rw.t "'91 "" •1•11 .. Mkl
dt'f' tbovo Joumel'ma!I r1tt. ti Aid Trvetff dKlnH hlia tct:lllttd W ...,tflan fll ltw
llrldf...,_,. ~ Slanll Mltoft .................................................. , •• t..U By IElrnor w. Htlnnl" w o""""", ot11tr ftMn er 111 ldltltton lo
alUC'ICTIMDllll Allttlorlttel SltiNfltr. thtl ti Mlf dtoMttcl. ti flll ,...... f/lf
llrlctttlNl9r .................. ,,,.,,,, .............. ,.,, .......................... 4.D Pllblldltd N""" Ht,_."-*,.,....°"'!!'•.~-... ~ '" .. '"' .. !*~jl" .. ·~ ,,... UllPINTllllS cetribllild wlltl Dall'( ll'Uol, Ht'WJIOl't -.. >llhie II .__..,. ............ c.~ ....................................................................... 1.n =.;cP:. c.111on!1t. J-» tM J11Jrr1?;7~ ::·:.~=1~ Hrtloliertr dtlerlbtd
T11>1t ---•lof .................................................. ,., 6..03 TM wtl -ll•lt ~J .t 'tw '°""'
Mlllwrll/ll ..................................................................... 6..U LEr" NOTICE _...ti' CW!) t11 "" -"'-' -
Nllllf' (PMU,...llc) ·· ""L .................................................. '-11 \P\oU _,.,.. 011!\ll) « ltlt llOl'1t!Rtl -
F-" 'Ge "' '*1r mllrt 1'1111 hlthffl C1tsalflClllOI'! -rter (NWlll) of Stc:floll 21, T_,,,,,lt _.....,..,, •• ,..,, -...Mite: l\llltr. N01'1C• OP MAatNAL'I IAL• • bl!I, ··-ID w .. 1. •·•••• & M. CAlllPIT a llNOLIUM LAYllll l'llr.ebeltl ,...,_., \t"lt'"'1ff ""' Alfrtd T..._ of Mii CIMI Ire leWflll ~ ..
Cl11N!, l lflDleum a SOii Tiit lt'I"<' ............... , .. .... .... ........... .. •• JM Stl'PfMM, ~flt, Mt. _, "' fl:ie Ul'flfltd Ii.la 11111 t'lll.tlNM!lor:~of Nie,
C:l!llll!NT MASONS •v ¥1rM « • tQCllfS.,, l-4 ore ~ T1$1'! ..... -.t Ill •mount Md ft bt
Ceman! ,,,,_ fliNfW. _. "'-Ii,,. lftfetim. -rttor .. , ................ ' J.53 t..1':;..llV ""tt~C=lt:o= ~ ~":.:. ~ bt bl Wrltlnll ft 'WMI
C.-t Ml-JMl!M'l't'Nn • " " ... " •• , .............................. Ult lvffrnO!if ':;..,,..., Ill f ..... fJ1 EHEli.lt: bt rKOlwd tf fl'lt ttorneld ""'°'•I tliV
Ftl'f!Nft Mk Mr how ....... JoutM'l'IMIC rtk. 5._.... I-SlllWl'I ti 11 ... l'l'llfll """ trtff fhe rlrJI ~nor: t:erlClf •M •Ll!CTIUCJANI creitllof '"" -NKI Atfrld S,._ tt ~ 111119 f/lf Ml9. Gtntr1I ""-.............................................................. l .IM ~ .....,., ~ t f1t1 bllltnct Peltd tt:lt 20tll dt'f' of JUl!9, IHt,
F-11 ........................................................................ 1.U of u,uJ.M tcf'Utll'f di.It .. Aid lildlment Sl•llllY L Bauer ll!ld
JourMl'mtn ~" .......................................................... 7.ts Oii "" deft et "" ,__ of 1tN Ill· Rabwt Wai.ti Fonma!I Ctblt litlkw ......................................................... f.J) ec:utlon. I h-lt¥19d -•II ttot rllht, C.E..cv!Ol"I d"" E.Jl•lt
CebM iloltlk::ilr .................................................................... 7.lf tltle trd lrthlrt1t .t Aki lildlllMl'll 1190ter '" Kl': ~'f..~:'"''kott Ctrtlrltd W111Mr ...................................... , .......................... 7.0S lft lht -rtv In tt:t C-111' of Or ..... cJitK. 01(.t.t.. LMllllll.
GU.l.llR Shit "' C..11tornl•, dlKrlti.d I• lolklWI: ""'""" .. ""' Gltrler .......................................................................... .J.47 Loi 11 .t6T:._/lfCf,No. ~7",.~,..,.... °"" llinllf
1111.0N WCHl:ltllllS lftl ·:-I "'9 l'tc'Ordt d 11\e ...... AAMles. Ct .......... 14 ~"' '"" Worll:tt •. •.•.• . . . ..... ... ....... ..... .... ... ......... ...... • •.n :;,:« 111=. Ir"~. ,,... -"' ,,...._.,. .., ~
Rtltilottl,_ lrt11 Worllet' ........................................................ 6..lO t,.,;: ti Mt Crflor: kMd. C•h f'llltlltl':lld Ort"" C:0.1! Dtll)' l'lltl,
s-rtl 1'°" ~,. ................ ···· ................................... l.2' Meu. C:1llfomlt hlnt ti. 24. ». 1Ht 1*"9
F1t!ic:1 IEndol' .................................................................. '-~ Judll!Mr:t nco..sed Or1ntt Couritvl----,:-=-,.,,,..===:----1
Fo,_,. 4k -'*ir '""" ~~ f'lltlifd cl•UlllCllllW: ""rvlM«. 111.KOl'ftr on M•rdl It. 1'6t. 900k noJ. LEGAL NOTICE
UTH•lll P"t 111_ ltttwr ............................................................ ,.,, "' "" J.fl* NOTICf: IS MlllE•Y GIVl!N 11\el ttt IAlll.·1711 F~ NI' i.. lh8!I 1'11o Hr l'IOur "'°"' tl:1n JOllmtYmtn r•I•. ,rkl1¥, Jffl 11. 1Ht, tt J100 o'elOdl P.M. N01'1C• TO CllllD!TOllll
.......,. •• , II lrOl'fl ., COUrl HOllM, "7 Wftl llltl St.. svr1111.10111. (OUlll.T OP TN• Ltbort,._ ,-at OI' -!Nd.... ............ . ..... " ....... ' '' .... • <I.US CllY .. Cotlt Mell, CovnlY .t Drel'!ll•· STAT• OP CALl,0111.NIA 1'0111.
SAN FRANCISCO ---u ........... that oCllen 11111 U-wby do they do k! .
Dr. HarrJJon. Sa~ 1 e' r,
piydllalrllt and m•!DIJU of a
ll'Wplant teem alon( \nu. a
""'1800 and cleromu at tho
UC MedlCll Center hen, -
lellda l!lat llill llfi of life to •
11r._ II "llD 111111sual oct of
compuakln Ii human affairs. / •AD of the unrelated _.,
lrfendl aaun him that be 11
quite out ol bis mind: bis doc-
tors believe be'• suk:i.dal or dolnc it for reuoos of atooe-
ment, and ho1plt1l ad-
minlltraton fear that he'll
regret hil act and may sue the
hospital YWI later U anythii.il eoes wrong.
"But," says Dr. Sadler,
"we've di3covered that just
the opposite ii true. For the
mosl part, anonymous donors
are well adjusted persons,
mentally llable and without
Jlll!,chiatrlc problems.
'DonaUon of a kidney or ·
any organ by a stranger is
purely an altruistic act. car·
ry~g wtlh it a deep recogni·
Uon of human understanding
and re9pooslbllity."
Over a five.year period at
UC, Dr. Sadler reports Lbat
n o t a ringle unrela.ted donor
bas been bun physically or
mentally by donating. kidney.
"Furthermore, none of them
have later harraued hospitals
or physicians, a n d rela·
tionsblps between donors and
recipients have remained cor.
dial.
"In other words," etplains
the psychiatrist, "these donors
have demonstraled that the
unrelated livibg kidney can be
transplanted u success:fuly as
one from a deceased
person--and almost as suc·
cessful!y aa one from a
relative." 0Hr11Wt ..... ,,..,.. ., PMlll!llflc: Mod tlttlrlc !«ill, 51•'9 ol C•lllOl'nll, I wm Hll •I ..ublJ.c TH• COUNTY OP CHU.Ne•
l'lbrttlool: "'ec:t:1"" .,. t1mll1• rntcMnlut tooll t uc:11o11 t.. "" hltl:nt 111c1c1 .... '°' ut1o 1" -. A.am LEGAL NOTICE
11of _...,,. c:Je•lfled Mnlrl ....................... , ...................... m ltwflll "*-!If llW Ul'!lted Sltltl. •H llW E1lllt of lEOltA EDITH WALLING,•-----"°"==-----
AIC>l:i!I rtktt '"4 ,_, ................... ., , ............................ ," 4..1" r\9~1. llllt "od l"lttnl of 111d ludlrntr:t tlto knDwn H LEORA E. WALLING, •IM1 aAlll•lllt
ConcAl9 CUrer-l'""'rvlow """'brtfil Ind lor111 tlltr ...................... t,W detolw I" tt:e lboft dao'lbtd ~. ot ._ H L E WALllNQ DtcMM4 HDTIC• OP Ill.El.Ill OP
Gtl ""' Oii pi.llt:t It~ ......................................... ~ ... 4..1'5 Ml mudi tl'itl' ... ''mt'!' be l'IKHWr'I' lo NOTICE IS 'HERESY GIVEN , .. ttot Ill.SAL 'lll°'irlllTY ~-11'!d DH ......... wtwc>tr-IOI ltr:der tlCd torm mt" ...................... t.UJ ult1f'f Mid txec:uflon. wltll t<Cfllld I"' o:redl!ON f/lf !lot do¥t lilmtd -..:tent AT ,111.IVAT• SAL•
S.ndbl .. "" lriDa:ltrll.nl ........................................................ '"" le•nl tNI -It. J "'-' 111 oe,_.. h1vll'!I clelrn. "tlmt"" Ht...,...,. StndblttMr' (JOI ....,I ................................. , ..................... t.JS.5 D11td II CO.It MeN, CilltOl'ICI•, UM Mid dec:tOtnt .... r-lr• to fli. ltltnl, S11111rlof C-1tt1t:t SI ... of Ce!Homle
PIM ,..,,, c--i.111c1 ........................................................ w IZ. ,.... l!lll Ml oh I with tl:e -.ry voudllf'I, Ill "" btfle• IOf' "" C-l'r ol Or•-· !fl the mt!!~
Piiot C:lll ... l'*"-'•Hlcl .................................................... 4..:JS5 ~llANC\~ L ~"':s,.; ~llk:t,.1 .. "" dert f/lf !he .... t11tllltd covrt. ,, ot Ille "'•hi ol VIVIAN •• Ll!KMAN. •k•
WllldtW c ..................................................................... •.Id c~~M°:l.i Dl~lrld lo Pl'tMlif ""'"" Wlltl ... M<nHtY VIVIAN lfHMAN, °"'"'"· ~ .. Wtfd>m.811 .................................................................. 1.415 • l H OOYll k1'9<1'•111 VO\ICf:en, te""' UIClll!l'lltMll II .... LIW hertllv ''"" "''' .... unclftltl'flllll wlll 11l\
"-" JOo; ""'" ~ "'°"' 11W111 llltlltsl dlultlc.llkHI ~rvlll1f. H I' ; .. Ji.tw ,:.,.,_, Olllae el • .,..,,_, .._ & ~ri.1111. •t Pl'IY111 '81e, on .., •11111' ttw tlf'I div .. OPllllATINO •M•ltllllllS Mell I·~ ~ 6IS Otll Cl~t ~IW, N.._., aaldl, Jul'r, !Mt, et lllt offlc• of THOMAS J.
G,_ 1 ....................... . . . . ........ , ............................ 4M ~n.,;_ ~. C.llfl:lrn~lc:I: le T-l'h9c:e ti blnlnn1 JEFFl!RS, Jr .. A11orlle'I' ti law, 2W
Gl'Cll.9 t ........................................... •.n ,ubllllotd o..,.. c-1 0111~ l"llol f1r1': lo .... '~I II J ';''';'· .. ~· H-lulu ....... ,,.,,., M«llfOM, CourtlY al Loi
Grtuo I :::::::::::·:::::::::::::::: ............................................. :·:June 16. tl, '°' IHt ,,...,; :1111111 tour,_,J:1J,.,. tl:ewllrtl :ib1Tc".: ::-~.ts::,~ ~~1~~~\:rt'01o~~= ~= : :::::::;;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: !:~ LEGAL NarICE "°DA~E'if'Ji:!c1~. ,,..,. ::: ~ ... M~i'Z°' we:~:_:~
G,_ ' ................................................................ '" -VNITfP CA.LI DA.MIA •AMlC 11.,,. Ill dMtlc and tM IM rlgllt lllle lllld
F°""'•" Uc: "' t.ur ...,.,. """" llltl:eJI clt.ullkltloo: 1WCrvlMd. T.cnTI Bv V. G. No¥Mder, Jr, lntefnl "'91 ""' etl•lt of wlf decllt.HCI
PAINTl!IU 1uit•111.10• cou•T °' Tiii ~="='t!. ~ lltUOenl h• tc:lMlf"ld ..., -ltlo!!" ,..,. or ..,.. ••tul¥ bru.11 "}fl"' ........................................................ J.~ IT•TI 0.·.',., .......... "1~ ... ~ 111.0BllllTIOM. MOWSlll' GAllU.NO enr.111. ollw ,,. ... or In addl!IOIC,. ftlll •rWti •Wint """ ........................... ·· .. · ....... " .. " ......... "· •" • .J... THI CO ""'*"' ,. ., .. eo.._ Drln Mld dtcelbted, ti "'• llml ti R1fl:, }fl ""'
StndblHhif' " " .. , ............................................................ :·r HI, Ill.I ... '011 ,ITITION N_,..,, IMCll. C..lltwllll ftUl 'o ti! tM 'ert11f1 llttl ,rootrty sllu•ttcl In
$tl'!llble•1tr tWll\f JI'" """"" ·•·"""" ·' "'" .... " .... '" '"." "'" "" ' ' NDTICI ff ';.IA WILL A•D ,0111. T1l: ... ,.. IM COUlllY ti Or-Sllll ol' Ctllfornlt.
JOurnrfmlli $pr•r " "'"" " ..... , "" .................. ' .. " ... "'""" ;.. '·" r:~:::•A o •, 0' "OMINISTlllATION A,..,...,. ftl' l1ttc11tw P1rllc:ullrl'r dftcrlbed u fcltewa. '""'' Jovmermin, Spr•r ••lrlw 11"' ' .......................................... " J,,_. WITN·TMl·WILl AtlHIVCIO P"*1l&fled Ori .... C..fl 0.11)' l'llot, LttMl':Ole "1tlt 11'1 tr'ld la l.ol 2,
PIPe: TlllAO•I S 1' £sttf9 tA JOAN ST I!: WA Ill T J.-1• n, JO tl'!d J(lf'r 7, lN!I 11""9 alodc f ti Trfc:'I l71 crwetee bv lhtt Ph;mbtr1 •rid IJl!ef'I .... ·" .... " · · "'" · ... · ..... "" .................... "' ' JOHHSTONE, tl1t 11-.. JOAH nrllll: ..... btf'llMen lllovtt OtYeullll
<>-•I Fo<11T1111-'°"' •lllrn 1ross Journt'l'mlll rJIL llLEEN JOHNSTONE DteetMd. LEGAL NOO'ICE •red Dmwlld •· AWft. Jr. L.,,...,. •!Id
Foreme11-lK 1blln 1rou Jour,..rm111 rete. NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN TN! 111.0Y 5IK!I l-lm1r:t Ce. LH-dei.:I
IJlllllV Plpell,.. Jolo•fle,11'1911 ................................................. S.13 AlLl!Jril .JMllll lltt. flltd llt•lfl'!. Hllllon llllOTICI DJI THI TIMI AND PUC• OJI "'°"''"' 1, nu ""' •mendfl"lf"' to
IJllUIY PlpeUM Fortm1n .................... , .................................. 5.U tor lt'lblll al wlll •fld lot l11ue11C.t of M•AllllJrlO OJI TNI LOCAL AOINCY IHSI d•ltod Apr!J '1, 1"5, I09t'lller Wllh
PLASTllll•llS ltlltrl of Admlnltl1'1tlorl wll!l-llle.wlll '"' ,OlllMATlON COM Ill I I I IO H OI' tll bulklllltt tnd lmprovemtnl5 Oii llkl Plt1l1r FOrtm911 .............................................................. l.'D 1111tedf91t!•Hllllontr,,....,1Mtltwllld'I OIUNOI COUMTY CALIJIDlllNI ... lot. PIHN!rtr . .. .............................................................. s.10 •• , ... o. lot futthtr partltvll ........ !!Wit WH!"N ... r110Pot10' ANNIX ... TtoH All ti .... lftfl reairdtd 11'! Boot :n..
PLASTl!lll TINDllt 1111 11""' end Pitct ti tw.rlno IM .. .,,. TO TMI COSTA Ml.IA PARK ANO '"" S end 6 of rntPS II'! tl:t offlct of
l'll1Nr T9"dtt .................................................................. S,l1S Ml betfl 111loi'JlllV11. 1"6t, ti t:JO t .1'11.. 111.EClllE.ITION DllTllll'CT OP 0111.ANO• ''A~~=rd9r of'!:: =~ ..
1100,•lllS In 11\e court,,_.. of Depa ......... No. l of COUNTY, AND Ol.J•CTIONI Diil Jlllll> 111 met of Jollrn11m1n •· .. · ................... " ... ·· ................................ ·" ·" J.'2 Mid avrt, •I 100 West f ltllffl SITlll, In TWSTS TNllllllTO, WILL •I JlllllSIN· hold tdlte In ll'!d lo Loi 2. In Bladt f Sub Fortmtli ...................................... , ............................. J.11 tM Cttv o1 S.!'111 A11t, C•llfomlt . TIO ,0111. H•AllllHO Trad m H"' ,...,.recorded In Boolr
Fore"'CI" .................................................................... $.f1 D1tw: J-ff.. 1Hf. NOTICE rs HEllll!:l'I' GIVEN JM! • :·~!~"::!:.,;':!Id~
SHl!•T MatAl WOlll.1(1111.S W, E, 6T JOHN, COl.ll':l'f' Clerll: JltlO!ullon f/lf ""'lktlklf: 1191 bttfC fl'"' Mon' ~II' 11-ti 20I c.M1 thee! Mtl•I Wert.er , ...................................................... 6.lt ICINNITN M. 'l'DUNO wtlll tM l.oCll A9'nCY Ftrmt!IDll C-SlrHI N-rt BHdl C.lllDntlt
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TL'MITElllS T-4: Ula! Clll W111 aa ).IMf mlulor: •POrow 1M '""°'" •-•lkHI or Hrt c:.esh ind btlel'!Ct rtkltnctd bY
F-ma!I UC "' hour mort tlltn Iii.Met cl1uUkllllllll ._rvlsed. .I"'"'" fW r.ti~ ~Itel " Counlrl' CIW Nortll A.It> N:1e tKlll'H b¥ _,.... er TMllt Died
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0r1vtno of •-1n1ckt. u "''· 1:1u1 "" ttial'! ,. "" •.. .. .. . . ......... ..... .s.01 LEGAL NOTICE ::•loWI,.,. :~';;y "~ ~, ~ be ret'IMd at "" ''°""1t1 ott1n '' .,.,. Drlwn of IT\d.a, .... , itt't'lold ICIPl(11\1' Ins !Mii I 1'0fll .... • .. ........... t.15 .=nor: on tllt wll!I 1111: Ctnwnlitltlc: lllM tlllr lt>e Ml ~llalllor: i.reot llCd
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This game of cat and rabbit is a friendly one as "Calli" the cal and "Homer"
the rabbit frolic at their Dubuque home. Unusual antics •uch as th_ese go on
every day at the residence of Hal Lagerstrom, the owner of this odd twosome.
Peru Needs Land Re·fornis,
But Will Latest Plan Work?
LIMA, Peru CAP) -No one
disputes the need for land
reform lo Peru, but some
observers doubt the plan an.
nounced by the revolutionary
government will wort.
Although Peru ia a n
agricultural naUon, only about
1.5 percent of its land area
was being cultivated according
to estimates in 1980, and the
nation wu spending 20 per·
cent of its import dollar to buy
food grown out.side Peru.
For some time the govern-
ment has prohibited the sale
of beef one day a week to save
on foreign exchange and e~
cour,age consumption of fish.
Ninety..four percent or the
agricultural labor force wGrU
to produ~ food, yet the 6 per·
cent employed on the big
mecha.n.ized haciehdas aklng
the coast produce six times u
much per work.er growina:
sugar and cotton for erport.
Agricullural eiperts · blame
the imbllance on unequal land
disllibuUoo, lack of technology
among the food crop larmen
and poor aceea to markets.
But attempts to rectify the
imbalance and improve the lot
ol food crop farmen have fail·
House Members
Get Clerk Each
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Tbe House has authorized an
extra $8,7QG.a-year clerk for
each DI its 435 members
deeptte objections it was a
poor time to take more "out of
the taxpayer's hide." Rep.
Samuel N. Friedel CJ>.Md.),
said, however, the extra clerk
was needed to relieve a
workload that keeps some
staffs working untU 9. 10 or 11
p.m. and on weekends. Total
cost for the clerics will be
13,784,500 .
Going Latin
WASHINGTON (UPI)
American tourists are spen·
ding k!ss money visiting
Europe and the Mediterranean
and more on lrips to Latin
America.
The Commerce Department
announced that U.S.
travelers spent $3.t billion
a~road in 1961 -$100 million
less than in 1967.
ed for more than 20 yea.rs.
With Ila sweeping land reform
I aw published Wedneaday,
President Juan v e 1 a s c o ' s
mllltary regime 11 trying to
carry out some ideas that fatJ..
ed before.
The new 1aw limits private
ownership of fann land to 36
acres along the coast and 360
acres in the remote Amazon
jungle region. L a n d ex·
proJ:f'lated by the government
will be paid for parli@l]y in
cash and partially in 20-and
30-year government bonds.
A draft law sent to Peru's
Congress in 1960 would have
limited fanna to 600 acres Dll
the coast and 2,500 in the
mountains and provided for
payment in ZO.year bcmds.
Congress never acted on the
measurt. .
Ex-President F e r n a n d o
Belaunde had a detailed plan
lot' agrarian re!onn when he
took office iii 1953, but be did
Utile mon than expropriate
195,000 acres 1or I n d i a n
peuanJI WOO had forcibly OC·
cupled private lands. Belaunde
was toppled by Vdasco's
military junta Jut Oct. 3.
Some observers in Peru and
abroad contend the generals'
move wu ill·timed. They point
out that Peru is in serious
economic trouble -short of
foreign erchange, in need of
refinancing the foreign debt
and looking for foreign in·
vestmmt to develop the na-
tion's abundant miner a I
resources.
Foreign investors have been
staying away, h D we v er,
watching how Peru aolva it!!I
problem with Wuhington over
expropriation of a U.S.~d
oil firm and waiting to see if
other takeovers follow.
Observers say the land
refonn expropriations, which
will affect a nwnber of
foreign-owned haciendas, will
further shake confidence in
Peru'a investment climate.
Others ·contend that reduc-
ing or eliminating lhe in-
fluence of the more efUclent
fann owners will result in a
decrease in the nation '•
agricultural production, at
least in the immediate future.
They question whether the
government should have at·
templed the reform in one
swoop, adding that Fidel
Castro's supposed reform in
Cuba has not shown results in
10 years.
Even if the new land reform
law is effective, Peruvian
agriculture still will be troubl·
ed by antiquated methoda uaed
by the Indians who have never
been Integrated into Peruvian
society and by a lack of roads
to haul rann products from
the Amaronian interior to tbe
populous coastal region.
UCI Medical Graduate
Gets Internship Spot
Edward T. Bradbury, a
graduate of the UC Irvine
College of Medicine, will begin
his Internship at the Sacred
Heart Hospital, Los Angeles,
July I.
A graduate or Newport
Harbor High School in !96(),
Bradbury is the son of Mn.
Charlotte Bradbury, secretary
to the dean of admissions at
Orange Coast College.
Bradbury attended t h e
Univenilty ore a Ii f o r11 i a,
Berkeley on an · teademic
scholarship. He waa on the
water polo and rowtng teams
there. ·
Ht W«ked at G D o d
Samaritan Hospilal in Los
Angeles al'ld d&d a cletbbip in
genfral aurpry in London. at
MEDICAL GRAD
Edword Bradbury
St. Bartholomews HospltiL
Bradbury plans to specialiia
in orthopedic surgery.
Candy Bombs Re~alled
Berlin Airlift Actwn to Be Redo1ie
'VANDENBERG AFB (UPI)
Air Force Col. Gail
Halvorsen, a Berlin Rirutt
pilol known to G e r m a n
chUdren as the • ' c a n d y
bomber," will reenact one ol
bis candy drops nm month.
'I'9 event is the com-
memoration of the 20th an-
nivenary of the Berlin airlift
to be held at Templehofl C<n-
trai Airport in llerlin. More
than IO,OOI spectators """'
upecltd to attend.
Today, ltalvonen is com-
mander of the 1191 th
lnstrurne:nt.allon Squadron at
this west coat aerotptee
center. He recalll how
"OperaUoo L I It le VIU!ft"
began.
••vou have to reali1e the
cond.itlon1 that e1ilted ll'I
Berlin at the time/' he 1atrt .
1'The war hid been e
parUcular hardship on
childrtn. When the airlift
began, m01t of them wer e liv-
ing under utr<mely dilftCUll
condiUons.
''To lhoH kids, a candy bar
or a stick or gum wu a real
luxury. What UtUe candy l~
was in Berlin at the time wu
on the black market and out ol:
tbe reach ol children ...
The operation began with a
1mall drop of candy to I group
of children with w b o m
Hllvonen became acquainted.
"I prombed there kids 1"'11
the nest time I new over, I
would -le my wings and
drop <andy to them. They
were all excited abOut the klea
-they were going to become
part or the airlltt, '' Hatvorv'n
said.
Later, to mokc sure oobody
was injured, HalvDr&en and
his crew began tying strinp to
the cornl'rs of handkerchiefs
and using lhem as parachutes
fDr the candy .
One of the thousands of lcl·
ters "Uncle Wlggily Wtnptt
rectJved when the candy drnp
went into full swing was tbi1
one from a youngster dated
Nov. 15, 1948.
"Otar U. H1lvol'ltn: On
Saturday, the 13th, 10 o'clock
and S5 minutes I found two J}t.
tie vittles. I "·as on Lhe way l~
school a nd waited for lhe
tram, A skymaster "'ho went
to land flew over this tram -
halt, and just over me many
little vittles fell down . • . I
wa11 very i;i:l8d. Thnnk you
very much for these pre~nU.
Your llt!lc Gtrm an [rlend.
Erbnrd Beet·z."
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l's.tarted four years ago. The SMli. 011.m•-. qa se• 11:ote1 , ~ ,~ fi ked out .i .... .......i (9$, tllilOllell tcltMHll Arthllr ·ptHers un , """"~ °"''n' Jr., m ver•nt PJIQ, CBS.
·iJuL got married transferred E1111neert111ll eric Phllll"' 12' v.ni.-.~ r ' PW.Cl, (U, E~ICl)I Wiiliam io 1 another school or still Rld\a..O-, S01 Verano P~. (PllO, -haven't completed require-Ort1•nl1101lcl1 Oevlcl Sehl. 1'11 ver•nci ' PllCIJ. IPllO, P1y(hob10l09y)/ Olvlcl "m;;nts. St•tk. m ver•nci Pi.ct. CMl Fine • U • " d l Art1, Creet!W Wrltlntl. v o owing are ...,,e gra ua es J•mft Sleflt· 13, v,,,,. l'i..:.e. ceA.
>i"frttn the Orange Coast area, ~thenuo11u11 G•rv Sc111JY111. 1m
· !'thtilr borne town address. i"~/,:·1:1~5;..!~'"':!=~1 c~:t
·degree and major field o( Frtfttfll1 C.Vr•nc• T1""'· 1nll MllPlt+ll1 (at, Biplon); I fl'• Pl study: T?Mim-.on. li&M Vtt•llD Pi.c.. IBS,
ltlltN 111""-' Fr1n!t Dl.lfour, m •11-Blolttlul SClllKfth Cl'll1111 Tl1111,
by Sl. (1$, BIOIOOY); Tho!Not Ek:t\horn, (PhD, Clltmltll'Y).
70I crvt111 Ave. tl"l11e Ar,,, c .. •uv. Wlllllm Ur-. 11"1 Glllm•n IB.I..
wr1tl1111l1 Ch1rlt:l Hutchins, n'"" Too1t Plln.fah c.,,.1 Votlkl, .:Jf6 5-llnwood lllA, Or1m1)1 K1r1n Kimb111, llDl Wn IBA. Frtf!Chl; Tcnl V0tt Gtrlllt. P1'11 (BA, Fre~)I Joi.HIP! Llntlttir, 906 Vtrll\O ll'tl ct. (MA, E,.,.1151111
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J1h1K, 10:1 lfl1 :..w. 1MA. P1W1IQ\. 13'1\'I GLIMtYrt $1. (M,. Fl,,. Ark.
Diana Jin1i., 11' EY..,11'18 ("'m ltwd. C1111""' Wrlllntl. • !BA ComHrtllv1 L~r1l1,1nl· Mef'tln MldlNI Krllmlll, lU Y Piie• (8A, ' A (U, A tJ Doub!• Mfillrh Clltt'l'I ~llf, S$ll l(a1tler, '23 N1rcluL11 ft. , r I O.k II (BA. Art) C:ll ...... Mltltr 217, J1nt l<lrntwoll, 621 ACl(ll fMA, • 1•. H'-J •' Hl$10tl'l; Strven 1<n1u., tOO s.1 Ln. Cllllffu WIY I .... '"""' I on..1 IBA Hi•torv\· Lucille K\lfflfl 11:11 O.Vitw-N'l'llM, lo:J1 N. eo.t HJ111w1v. ' ' ' (IA.. SOClll klftletl)i "•tty P1nn•lft. ~ldrlft Drive (MA, H I 1Ier1' l 1 $111 H eo.n t+ltihWIY {l"llD COf'l'I. c~n1i.nce L•lflll, 'l? Or sot1 T1rr1te P•t•tl~e Llletlll.l,..h 11:W"' lio.sner,
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C"ll Mull: Allrld Amr".'°', 'Zt6' rice (8A. Gtrm1n)1' ltU$$e1 SIMlon, Mlntr SI. (BA, D1'1m11 , ~,.., 1145 Gtvloli Orlye, {MA, FrtlKl'lll
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C.rolvn Carlton, 1750 CeMl'V CIA, Gliscoe,. 27~ 'W1vt si. flA., Soci1I
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Eft'Jllshl. Dtvld Cti11ll~, 25'.I Or11111r Avr. 11•, Fr~h); Kevin Con11au9hlon, 7'1 W, 1a1n SI. (BA, E""t11hl; Sura"""n Coo~•. 161 E. ltlh 51. (BA, Sp1n!slll1
J1mt1 Oedto. 311 MHI Drlve. (8A,
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P'vehnlo9Vll Bovd Fo1ter. lit E. ltth s T. (MA, Ph)'slcsb ll:obtrl l'ronk, •U
Ford Rcltd. IMS, Pc1111l•!lon l"d
Envlronrnrnl1I Blol011vl; 01vle Geolltl",
Campus Turmoil Bill
OKs Jail s ·entences
'" '"" PtitCll. tlA, l!n•11tr.li Mrrr.~•1 SACR ... MENTO (UPI) - A for persons repeatedly con· Gr•Vl'On· 1" E. WU..,. ( II .I. , o cr.~1,r..,.1; R1nd111 "''"'• t 11 o bill authorizing jail sentences victed of uslng t n d e c e n t NeWPot"l Blvd. CM.A. H~lorYlr P11rlcl1, bl • h
Hr...-., 308G Ta.,.1or w1v :BA, for ~pus trou ema11ers as language on campus, makea It
Hl1torvl. Bev••tv Hicks, 6n Plu"'mtr ""~a...i ""6 California State ~1. lllA, P1vcholotivl1 wn111111 lftton, r-NCU \.I.IS a misdemeanor for a student
1367 Btkrr SI, !IA, Frtnr~ll Ctrl Assembly de!pile comJpaints Jin11t11:, 137'h 1:. 2111 st. (Ms, by some lawmakm that it barred rrom campus. le return
E:1111ln•rlntl1 Denn11 JO'l'QI. "'5 '"' without 'special ,,_.,.,,isslon, •1..,,, (BS, EMlnMr1ne1; TI>om11 would fail to d Is c our age .,_ ...
k•lltMr, :m c1.,111e s1. (BA, Pllvsia mlli'tan•·. authorizes campus ad·
•nd Mith}; Jl lTlft K•1rnrr, ''" ""' · ;~-•-to •-t ll ) Mlnvtf,mln W1v IBS, llo\otVh Ed-0n I Sf..}0 VOte, the nun ouAwra UllO JIO el\ l
rnOl'!d M1drld, >01S 1.or•n Lin., tlA, .1.--bly despii'e complaints troublematen and prohibits
E...i1!1hJ. ~u of,,_,~-•"· ui l Mlch1el Mllhonev, 1'°' Kornlt Drhre. and sent to the Senate the Use .. .......,~r.wg eq pmen
1Bs. B1o1cm-1 : CM,.,1 MCSh1ne. ~ m····-by · •·semblyman on cam"''' without approval of RIJf1rri !IA, Hlstorvl; Mtch1rl ......,,.,,~ AD r-
Ort>td!, 'n c1n1t1 Maw s1. 18A, Frank Murphy ( R. s a n t a the administration. Ecc"°"'lcsl1 Je111P11 Or<tw..,., 269' Chib
Mru l'l•QI, IBA, E~01111a1: wu111m Cruz), wbldt would crack Miller was among a IJ'OUP of
P.uru.tvrr. '"' £klrn tMA. Hl1t0Nl1 ......... on i'i'--al demonslrators 10 Democrats who ,...-.......1 the Rldllrd •obertson. 2'43 Tustin Aw. """" ~a ¥.f".,._
IMS, B1oio,rc11 Sclene11Sl1 Lind• Tit-at the University of California, proposal on the Assembly '•••t, ''u sa .. 1. An• !MA. "'~'· stata colle•-··' i'un""-col· •-v1e1ar T190 .. rt, 2413 santa An1 IMA. ..-41.N ".. JMJI-,
s ..... 1,~11 0 11..e: v1n ovrtn, Ml.I leAel. A s 1 e m b 1 y D\ a n John ~''"' (!IA, Entlhll)j Mldllrl Vari N ·-·-bl V··-11-en •·n J ose), l~ndlnoh•m. m Mir• Lom1 Piie•. But ecro ~ .. yman ................ -~
{BA, Or~m•l ; Mtro••rl w.,.rwell, lU John Mllltr en Berkeley), said said, "law enforcement alone tlrooldWIV (M/I., SPlllnl1h)1 Johft Wllllt. U"
'"' Joann st. !BA, Hl1~•Yl1 w1111m · the bill "does absolutely will not get us peace and . ~!~~;~1. M0r1ror w.., 1 A, mthing. The . people· who quiet."
0111 Point: Jctin Gust1v1011. 3Jm p r e.c i p i ta t e c a m p u s ''This bill will not iOlve the Vlcltt Ltnltf'n llS, BlolOO"t'I. ,_..,. ,, et T'": Ron11d Go,..w11. 2~231 disturbances don't really cart problems of campus lUu.--•,
Grt:,~1~B~11':.~~°'R\c1i.rc1 carrllre, about what the law says." 1aid · Aasemblyman John L.
1116J "" Fellt>r IBA, PsytllollMIYl, Murphy replied the bill Burton (0-San Franclsco). "I Hlmlln~ kacll: J11ll• 119C:kfrlln, 1<..aA .... d '•~-ft • d bt il it Ill •J-••y lS<IGI Sti•i•• LIM. (I.I.. Ari); Lorl\9 ~ 0 IOmcwwg. gives OU w ever"""~ -·
euck. '"' HOXllOl'I r11A, EMl!111>1 to the adlniniatrations the fervent revoluUmary. Let11 do
Muri.I Encile, Intl LI Mell L11't (8,t,, bill to' ..... n IOIDOthing alJoUt ••• cm••-of s1ant1h1' s11.11rt Gibson, Jto'l E<trnonc!t a ty ..-;•. ~ ·-
c1rc1e 1es. e1ec1rlc11 E1111!nre•lntl1 1be blll_ provides , . .,_ ·t terms the problems."
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81oioeifl; Mkh1ri MIHlll', 411'..PlllWlrt
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Andtr11<111. 117 Ver1no Plffl !BA,
Hlsl'Orv!: John 111Dn, 1222 VlflM
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llOl Verano Pltce. (MS, Entlnttl'tntll thrl"f'l 811el. 1'1~ Ver1l'HI Plttf, 18A.
$p1nli.h). Thom•t l r\dot. 103' Verano l'i.ot.
(Ml Fln. Arts, Crutlvt Wl'lllllll
Merion llrockett, ll' Vrral\O Pl-.
!Bl, Blolovvl1 Ei'lc C1r1ton, ?36 Vtrlno
Pl1c1. !BA, Economics); '°""' carttr, P . 0. 11)11 IBA. Hll!Ofl')I • .,.
nv Cr1l9, 136 Vert-no Pl.i;e, ilS,
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Mtll'ltm•llall wm Glllfltt, U1 v1r1n11
Saddlehack
Stewardesses
Get Wings
Wings have been presen~
to ten Saddleback College
coeds in the airline stewardess
program for parUdpaUon in
campus runctiol18.
Since airline atewardeues'
duties involve meeting the
public, the parUclpaUon in
campus functions is an Im·,
-portanl part of their trainin1;
qulslde o! lhe classroom, Mn.
Vlcllf -uld • They' 5UVed u hostnles
and gulda !or campas !unc-tions ., a part or their
lralnlJli.
Reclplanll of wlnp are:
'From • Dua Ptlll: Pati
Laney.
From i.guna I t a c b :
C)'ndoe Hendricbon, Terri
Horman and Debbie Smith.
,,_ N~ ..... , 1101·
gy Banet.
Will the Sun ever Shine?
You bet it will!
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Leader• Get 'WitlfJ8'
Eagle Seoul Badges have been presented to Troop
JO Assistant Senior. Patrol (\ell) Lead.er Frank Mac-
Millan, 1624 lllgbland Drive and ~Dior ~~trol
Leader Bob Peoewell, 220 30th Sl, bdlh Newport
Beach. The JS.year-old high school sophomores
were honored in Court of Honor at sponsoring St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church.
Morale Problem Hit,s
Red Vietnam , Forces
SAIGON (UPI) -Com-
munist rorces in South Vie~
nam have serious morale pro-
blems. a captured document
indJcated. It 11howed many
troops are defecUng to the al-
lies and others are simply hop-
ing to wait out the war.
The document issued by lbe
political section of the Com-
munist high command was
seized last week, infromed
U.S. military sources said.
"The enemy's psychological
warfare and ChieQ Hoi (open
arms} activiUes 'are' seriously
influencing the morale of ca-
dre and soldiers,'' tbe~docu
ment said. "Some listen to en-
emy broadcasts., believe in
what lhey say and doubt our
revolutionary achievements."
(Informed U.S. military
sources said earlier 19,459
Communist t r o o p s had
dela.1ed so far this year under
the Chieu Hot program, which
welcomes Red deserttts. The
total for all of 1968 waa
18,171.)
Tbe captured document said
Can1hodia Bills
U.S. for Damage
WA!\lf!NGTON (UPI) -
Cambodia has billed th e
United States for $8.6 million
for damages allegedly caused
by U.S. defoliation operatiom.
State department spokesman
Carl Bartch said a team of
American experts would go to
Cambodia to study the claim.
Defoliants are used in the
Vietnam War to wipe out
jungle areas where enemy
troops take cover.
a number ol Commanlst
soldiers in the south "have
lost their confid<nCe In the
revolution and thought the
party had told them lies. A
number of cadrea said the
general offerWve and uprising
phase has been waged in·
discrlminately.
"A number of cadres and
soldiers are waiting for the
results of the Paris peace
talks and hoptog the problem
in South Vietnam will be solv·
ed ~ politic.al mean;a."
the political report Aid. '"l'hls
proves our cadre are tired of
Jong range at.tacks and fear
sacrifice. At present., some
cadre and soldiers are very
much afraid of the enemy's
modern ~pons -helicop-
ters ad B52s."
The document said many
Communist troops were feign·
ing sickness, staying at. the
rear or awaiting an op-
portunity to defect. others, it
said, are aiding in evacuation
of wounded and then not
returning to front lines.
(In 1968, allied Ogures lhow-
ed, more than 100,000 South
Vietnamese troops deserted.
Many of these men however,
simply return to thejr homes
and join up with militia units,
allied sources said.)
According to the document
seized this week, Viet . Cong
political analysts blamf "top
command echelons'' for the
unrest a m o n g Ccmmunist
troops. •
It said commanders "have
not tighlly executed their
leadership, and a number of
cadre and soldiers have taken
advantage of this opportunity
to defect."
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' By JEAN CD.X,
Of .. 0.ltr 1"1'91 ...... '
1 • ' " I used to enjoy being a girl. '(ben, at the age of 20, my parent. P"" ,
sented me with a noble, silver.1961 FalCOn. ,. '' ~ '··
When I look baclc on 111• jnnocent pleasure and appre¢ation , ( ex~ •
pressed on receiving .that gift, It's difficult not to' bunt lnto'bilter tears . • My mother, wiser m-&er yean', warned me, "It's going to glve xou
a lot ·of ·headaches.~' 'lbia proved-to be the understatement o!1the"century. ·~
My troubles. began Wiie Old Gray (my affectionate ·name for •the
Falcon) and I were driotng P4l1cefully clown .an off ramp of the busy San
Diego freeway. It was a ,tlring>day at the 10.ffice and I was 1091dng forward
to unwinding at home. ApparenUy· Old Gray decided not to wait until we
got. bome: l!e stopped firmly,':ignoring my cries and the angry beeps from
his bretl\ren l!ehlnd llim. -
'The drtverof· tbe vehicle to my rear,1 a man of course, lunged out
of his ,car and approached poor Old Gny menacingly. "Wb at the hell do
you think you're doing?" he m_quired . • "My car stopped," I explained pitifully. Since he bed no other op-
tion, he agreed to push me to the ·nearest gas station, and it was there I
bad my first encounter with that curse of all womankind -the auto m~
chank.
A ·skinny, acne-faced kid explained serenely that I needed a new
battery. I reluctanUy agreed. Several months later I again was e>.iting
from an. off ramp, and again my car six>pped. Again Bil enraged man push-
. ed. me to the nearest gas station!
·Garage men aren't very original. "You need a new battery,•• s~id
this one. barely blinking an eie. ·
(See CAR. TRDUB~E S MOUNT, Page 35).
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Sa lad Meri u T asses
Yearly Fund Raiser
Siestas aside, a SpanJsh fiesta theme will be foremost when AJ ..
pha Xi Delta's Alumnae Club of Orange County gathers for a benefit
salad luncheon.
The &Mual event, with profits going to support area and nation-
al philanthropies, will take place on Wednesday, July 16, from 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Jam~a Deindoerfer ls chainnan for the luncheon party,
which will transpose Island House In Fashion Island into a festive
Spanlsll, court. • · • • Members· and guests WUI pair ofl at bridge tables following the
luncb•t,1. ~luaion. .
I , Tbe .. Proceeds. from the gathering "":Will .be used to further the
· clubs pbilant'h.rqpr theme ol the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency. 'J',h.~re are approxtmateiy· 132 active chapters in colleges and univer-
sities throughout the country actively stipport.ing this endeavor .
. . An example of the· area chapter's involvement in this field ls ~eir pr~sentation last year Df profits to Joplin Boys' Ranch, a reha-b/lllatl"'\ facility for boys 1rom 13 ,to 18 years of age. ·
· E~ulpment pu rchased by the ranch with funds from Alpha XI
Delta's projects included necessities for chicken raising, such as a
· brooder. The boys, who receive training in animal husbandry also
purchased a calf which they will raise for beef. Carpentry and inaln·
tenance are other skills taught to the young people during their court.
ordered stay at the ranch.
Serving on Mrs. Detndoerfer' s· Iuhcheon committee are the
Mmes. David Wing, decotations; Robert Pond paper goods · Charles
Hall, tickets; William Teliamp', invitations ; NOrman Weagei publici·
ty, .~ Miss Sylvia Gibson, salads. '
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TIME TD OOFI' SOMaRERD -Tbe·lliesta mo'"1 ,will tum to ot1•
of fiesta when members of Alpha XI Delta Oranf• County alwn-
nae gather for aalad luncheon in Fashloo Island 1 Island ·11ouse.
Trying to tempt their sleeping friend are (left) Mrs. James Dein-
doerfer, luncheon chairman, and Mrs. Charles Hall, ticket chair-
man. Siesta taker is Mrs. Rober! Pond.
lteseivations are being tairen tor the fiesta .1uncbeon through
July 12, with tickets $2 per person. Anyone in the community is invited.
Rese~ation requests may be sent to Mrs. Charles Hall, 2900 catalpa· st., Newport Beach .
Game Playing ·spouse Leaves Poor Wife. Wealthy Widow
' DEAR ANN LANDERS : My husband
passed away three months ago at Ult a1e
d 91. We ftre married '¥1 )'Uri and I
must coofw, they;wm ... .._ )'9111.
We ..-..'ohllJt poai. oUr !hr-.. .._.. . :
ANN LANDERS ~
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me to waii tine miles to aave S centa on • · ·
• CIO al -or a aldtel on a am· ol ; -· kitchen. chair and dlacovered he
......_ Wo amr -• Cllt. ~ OlllJ • hod •fU,llOt In a ssvinp llC<GUnt. 1llat
tripe we "" made_· were · lo· 1-.ls. VerJ day I bqa to loot In all kll>ll ol
Wheoever I think ol,rny ~ I jlic-cruy ploca. I !Nld otock eecuritlea In a
-him turning o(l llCbll er lw:tilnl · · _ ..... --~ ~--down the "'1 '"to 11,.... • '" 1 leak .,.._.. ·-to a ~ in the at-
.J.N"" an ol a -I'll! a rich wldo.w. ·rnree days Won my huoband died he
tjlld me to lool< In hla tool box fa< tome
PIPl"I· I was ahocked to find .a I~• In-
....... pollq, payab~·!o me for 171,lllt.
A week later l !OUDll a bank book ta~
~ I found another ssvlap book undtr a
n\i In oor hediconc (He bid ltlrted It In
l!Mf and saved IUOO.)
. Instead o1 being ilaPPY J am bccomlna
hatdul ond bltttr. 'I le<I thfl his whole
We w11 a lie. Why did be tn1M us Uv1
like paUpen when we c6uJd bave had a
decent hom!, coiJege fer our children and
vacaUom? Please answer Utia qutstlon
and help me enjoy what yeara l have kt'L
' -RAGS TO RICHES WIDOW
DEAR FRIEND: Y• IMIAbd waa
-tallf m. i. • ..,_ ft1 lit njoyed
11vt111 -.y II *"' far mtrt: tun
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1i over aitd dote wlln so forpve •lm,
dear, and p oa fnm ibftt. I alneettly
!lope !bat.,.. ud --will ... lo1 Ille etm1"11"..., ..... ,.....
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Kenneth and I
were married a year ago this month. His
.u·wife·rmwrfed the same week.
I am wrtlln( about their children, 3 and
7. Kenneth'• a-wife has custody. She bu
ten the children alone oo nwnerous oc-
calions. Lul week, Kenneth went over
then> and found the lddl ........ ft
waa 7:30 p.m. When he llbd, "Where'•
Mommy?'' the boy 'feplled, "She went to
get Tom Cher new husband). lle'1 drunk
again. (How11 lhat for a 7 yur old?)
t hate to et these two lovely children
raised in such a crummy envlronmenL
My hu1band la furious. We have no
money for lawyers and court actJoo. Who
can we turn to?
--OJI.OR US BLUE
DEAR BLUE: YM cu -It Legat
Aid. Look lo Ille P"--· AM M Y" ••'t HM '! lib&ed, J'• cu l.u'I &I t1te
Jn'etdle --tlloo BUI time 'fW' bsbudllodtlM.W.alooe.U,_ ....
ler t1 u acevMe repWt It IMUdn't be
dlflkatt .. _ _,., ·-·
make It worse. Please read the first Jet.
ter In this column. How tnteresun, that
your letter and hers should arrive on tht
same day !
Give la or IGH bim ••• wltell I py
&fva yoa Uill lbte, Mrk oatt For dpl •
~-lo lludte Ute llpenel 11leaua.
elitd< Au Luden. --~ "Netkfll and PdU1& -Wbt are tM
LlmJia?" Staci 1Wf' reqltlt &I A•
Laeden. ii care el t11111 HWlflft•,
CONFIDENTIAL TO SICK OF TH18 -I fl ..... la -ud 1 1oac. ANEMIC RELATIONSHIP : I'm not 1•••ped,l.U-adllrmed nv ....
IUrprlaed. II IOUndt u If tltt money In Aoo Ludtn wfl be (lo'1 It llelp yao ~Is bloed II asUng up the rad corp1ac1... wfftl yoor problems. ltnd lloem to w lo
I promise you that marriago will not Im· ..,. ti lloe DAILY PILOT, etldHllf a
prove the deficiency, It wlU ..prol>lb'1 ·' 1111......,-, stomped oavatope.
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M DAILV"1.0T Moodoi, ~"' '°· 1969
St. Bar·b-ara ; s Church
Chosen _for Ceremony
Wedding Pledges Made
Fa'1'vl"-Baptbt °'urch, fon gown carrying a eolonlal
Cooti Me.u, waa decorated bouquet of ptnl; daily ~
j with arrqemenu of white . t h e m u m a , a n d t b e
aildloll, s Lo ct. Clbryma-bridtsmalds, MJ,u Janice JCen.
tbomums 11111 1anleolll w dall or Bl( Beor and Mn.
crute a Ha-almelpiore lteandh Collman of Long
wb>n Coomlt SUo Pwetra IDd lltoch -.... ll&bt pink empire
R<mldE. M-loi~ aowns.
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Mn. Eva Simao ol Kaul,
Hlwall.
Aller hone)"M"q I D
Carmel ud other pololl of i.
tmst In northem Callfonda.
tbe couple will establlJb their
home In Costa Mesa.
Balboa laland will be home
after their Jamaican honey-
moon for ¥ichael William
Kelly 'of B.-Island and bis
bride, the fonner Barbara
Ann Machado, who exchanged
wedding vow~ ,during noon
rites rn St. Barbara's Catholic
Churcll, Santa Ana.
Reading the nuptial mau
was the Rev. Micha~! Collins,
assl.Jted by the Rev. Patrick
Riley.
The bridal couple are the
daughter and 1<>11 of Atr. and
Mrs. Lee Pt'lacbado of Fountain
Val ley and Afr. and Airs .
\Vllliam Kelly' of Anahe)m •.
For the ceremony, the bride
selected · a gown or lace.
enhanced g n g l I s It • net
decorated with beadbil, ;wblcb
featured a detac'h,b l e
cathedral train. Her ca~
veil was held in place With a
beaded lace cap, and butterfly
orchlds and stephinoUs fOrm-
ed her bridal bouquet. .
Serving as maid ·or hohor
was Pat Gaddis of Garden
Grove, and as brldeamalds,
Kathy Kell)'. the bridegroom's
sister; Sue Lee. Newport
Beach; Diana Feren. Hun-
1.lnatoo Beach; V l r gin i a
Andrada, Chino, · and .:roni
Mac.Donald, Hunttn1Lon
Bea ell.
A yeJlow chiffon gown -with
short puff sleevts was selected
!or the maid of honor, and
similar gowns in limit green
MRS. RONALD E. MANNING
Former Connie ~e r1ira
weildio& pled"s. The llow'er slrl, Tl!<resa Perfo"'1io& the ilouble ring J-, o I e c e of the
rltea for the daughter and 10n bridegroom, wore a 1igbt plnk
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert empire gown wUh p u f f
Pereira ol C:O.ta Mesa and the steeves.
Rev. and Mrs. 0. L. litannlng John White or Inglewood
of El Monte waa the Re\'. served as best man and ushers
Melvin Taylor. . ''ere Bruce Manning. brother
For the afternoon rites, the of the bridegroom. and Cof·
bride chose an empire gown of fman. Ring bearer w a s
chantilly lace, styled with a AnthoQy Jones, nephe1·1 or the
cathedral train. Her veil WM bridegroom.
ca~ght to rhlneltone encrust· The Villa Marina restaurant,
ed petals, and she · c~rried also decorated to set a
a cascalfe of white butterfly llawalian atmosphere, 1vas the
roses and elegance carnations, setting for the reetption 1vhere
accented with baby's breath. 250 guest signed the guesl
Miss Lynda Sharp appeared boot circulated by Mis s
for her role as maid of honor Marilyn Murphy. A special
in a cherry pink empire chif~ ruest v .. a~ the bride's auol ,
Brewe r-Service Troth
·E.ngagement News Told
An -Au~. 23 wedding In St.
Mary's Episcopal C h u r c h ,
Laguna ileacll, is being plan-
ned by Janet Service and
William F. Brewer.
The new Mn. 'Manninl 11 a
graduate of Newport lfarbor
High School and her hUJb&Qd.
a graduate of El Monte Hlab
School, ls serving with t&e
U.S. Navy in Long lleacb.
Paintings,
Hangings
On Display
Palntiogs by Ruth Oqood
and wall hangings and pottery
bf Jack Taylor art betna
shown by the Coffee Gardea
Gallery, Corona del Alar, by
Jhe Newpon Harbor Service
League.
Ruth Osgood, a past presi-
dent of the Laguna Beach
Art Association, is currently
president and chainnan of the board of the Laguna Boch
School of Art and Design.
Wall hangings, or macrema,
by Jack Taylor feature' var-
ious weights of rope and
baad.s such as ship's rope, old-
f ashlooed pulls, or solid ob-
jects such as driftwood. H1I
hand thnr.m potiery will i.
elude bowls, Jamp bases and
vases. were chosen for the ___________________ _
~ bridesmi'lids. Picture h a t s
were worn by aJJ the at-
,tendanls and they each car.
rled six long stemmed yeUow
roses tied with long velvet
Women's Comm ittee A wards
Dedication Saluted
Thelr engagement has btea
announced by li1r. and Mrs.
Carl W. Service or Corona del
lit11r, parents of the future
bride.
Miss Service was graduated
from Corona del Mar High
School and a buslneu school
and attended Orange Coast
College.
YOU KNOW
YOUR CHILD
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TO SWIM AT
BLUE BUOY
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-Jam•lean Hon~oon
M.J. ·B~ennans .'Honored
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streamers.
Flowe .. girl was Lisa Vle!ra
of Lemon Heighl!i, who wore a
lime green chillon drw, aDd
ring bearer was Daniel Muey
or Norwalk. ,
Her fiance, also an alumtnl-'
Engraved plaques w e r e Chinese dynast:es \\'as given of CDMHS, attended the
t d t t H. bo A by the artist, who illustrated California Maritime Academy presen e o wo ar r rta and now Is a .senior at ti , residents r 0 r outstanding his talk with figurines which California p 0 1 y le ch n I c '
service to the community and he sculptured and costumed in Institute, San Luis Obispo, stu~ , . ,
unlfied school district by the authentic fabrics and je1vels. dying mechonlcal engineering.
Women's Conlmittee of the Luncheon hostesses we.re the He is a member uf the Army JANET SERVICE
Cos la Mesa Chamber of Com-Mr'nes. Ronald Hardy, Neal ROTC.
merce. Martin, Jack Rei n er t , Parents of the benedict-elect
Receiving their awards dur-Nicholas Zeiner and DcMurl are Mr. and Mrs. James f.
Augu1t Bride
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AMMIM. a.i"41 bl•n4,
5-. AN, Tn th1
546-!800 . .' On (,0th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Br'll· ~ nan o{ Corona del M.ar wete
l hooor!d by their five children
' as they celebrated i11c1r 60th
• weddiAg aMiversary.
11lt Brennans were married
tn Chicago and made tbeir
home in Gll!!ldale before mov-
ing to Corona del Mar 15
years ago.
st.,,n ding ".t'llh" the
bridegroom as best rnan was
Dave Distel of Mission Viejo
and seating guests were Dick
Suess, Corona de! .Mar; Bob
Collins, San Diego· A I
Jnheiri, Anaheimj Michaef G.
Machado. brotht!r of the bride.
and Michael Stout, Garden
Grove.
Ing a luncheon In the Costa ~Tosh~·~=======~B~re~w~•;r~o~r ~Qr~e~nt~w~ood~,~ro~rm~er~~C~0<~on~a~d~e~t~~~ra;r~r~es~id~e~nt~s.=~~~~~~~~~;;. Mesa Golf and Country Club j;:
r=a~:a~~;·J-~~~ s~ ' 'Ir •u r
A buffet dinner, served be-
: side the poot ·fo the garden of
their Newport Beach borne,
wu hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
Hal'r)' Clarke, the Brennans' daughter and SOQ·in;law.
• Besides 'Mrs. ciarli:e, the
couple's chlldre.ll present were
Funber guests congratula.\-
Jng the couple were the11
nieces and nephews, Sl!ter
Mp')' Margtttioe, BVM, Kan-
sas City: ?ifr. and Mn. J . E.
·Smith and family of Glendale
and Mr. and Mrs.. Harold
Dixon and family of Newport
Beach. • Mrs. Margaret Johnson ol
Glendale, 1ttrs. B. J. Brady
and Mrs. J. C. Brennan or
Chicago, and Mrs. Ora Block
of Big Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Flavia Dixon came
from Long Beach and Mr.
and Mni. Hugh Brady from
Temple City to present their
best wishes.
Art Workshops
The Messrs. Brady, Bren-
nan, aDd Block also were
present, as was Mrs. Marga-
ret Smith of Glendale, Bren-
nan's sister, who attended the
June wedding 60 years ago. • . Offer Variety
Of the Brennans' 15 grand· .
children, those present· were! severa"t Mt workshops now
11-1r. and Mrs. Danie~ Btark,o . •re under, way in Torana
La Canada, Dr. and Mrs. Ml-· flouse · spiQrlsored by the
chael Clarke of Seattle, ~-Tor~ Aft ·~gue of Santa and f\.1rs. Terence Clarke o,r . 1Ana . <( / ·1 .
Berke I e Y and M.Ls~ Kate ~~.~ .... W~sday, July 2, Clarke. 1"'~ ""1.:W r E i g ht ~reat·grandchil~n will ~ <e~la sessions o
attending included the fout figur~ti:ve alM' nonflguraUve
sOM of the Starks and · Or. dra\9ing ~uglll by H.e r b ·
and Mrs. Clart.e's four daush· Griswold of ,Laguna Beach .•
ters. The sessiom will take. ,place
from 7 p:rD. ·.to 10 1'ltti a ~
Plant Lovers
Plan Lu ncheon
Members of Orange County
Cactus and Succulent Society
are planning to gather at noon
on \Vednesday, July 2, in Costa
litanor htobile Home Park.
Those attending are asked lo
bring a sack lunch. with coffee
to be furnished there. Follow-
ing lunch, a meeting will begin
at I p.m.
ree. 1 ~ 1 '
There i"b a ceta mlcs
workshop·at Torana·~ all ·
day each WednesdaY~ Ind now
under way are l aiildfen1s
classes on M~daYS a h d
Thursdays from l:JO· to -4:30
p.m.
Sea Sire ns
TOPS Sea Sirens meet in
Killybrookc School, Cost a
~fesa, every Wednesday at 7
p.m.
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A recepUon In t h e
Newporter Inn followed the
ceremony and 'guests were
asked to sign th~ register by
Mrs. Michael Meno, cousio of
Bergeson or Newport Beach. . · . "4 .,,
Dr. Norman Loats, associate
superintendent of Newport
the bride. '
The bride I! a graduate· of
Bolsa Grande High School and
attends Orange Coast College.
Her busband is, 1 graduilte of
Anaheim Hl8h School and
Fullerton Junior College.
Meaa un111ed School D!strtc1, B e a u t y s a 1 o n a made the presentatlona.
George Stuart, artist and
sculptor, was introduced by
the pres.I.dent, Dr. H 114 a
McCartoey,.as the speaker !qr
the day.
A history of the ·ancient
James
During
Trainors Wed
HB
11-iaking their home i n
Riverside wW be ~1r. and Mn;.
Robert James Trainor Jr. y,·ho
exchanged their wedding vows
and rings during a ceremony
conducted by the Rev. Thomas
W. Overton ;n the First Chris--
ti an Ci».lrdi, H.u n t.1 n g I o n
Beacl\, . ' \ . ~J ; "
. Tbe brldi, j1,. . t or in.'" Cbarl<De· llllaa~th s111ou; is
the daqtita"Of iu: ml Mill.
Cw"". Lee .. .Elllott of' Hun-li/lrfod ~ .. ,
Given In matriql! by ·lier
lather, sh-.stiected a JDiDc:IU
gown of white a.Ilk , ~ '
fashioned .with a. chapel tra!U
: Ceremony .
ried a bouquet of yellow
daisies.
Serving as best man was
Ronald Kaiser of 11-tenlo Park
and ushering were Daniel
Charles Piper of Covina and
Lt. George David Elliott,
Inglewood, nephew 0£ the
bride.
Following !he c eremony
goest.s attended a luncheon
and reception in the Green.:
brier Inn, Garden Grove.
Assilting were Misa Micbe1t
Ellidtt, the bride'• niece, and
Mn. caJvin Elliott, her sister·
in·laW.
The bride ls a graduate of
Pepperdine College, Los Ange-:
Jes, ,and has dooe grad~te'
wart there and at California
State COilege at Fullerton.
. attached to. l!ie 'booi necicllM
and trlmmOd w 1! h '!111-
broldered daisies abd ~
pearb. Her ohWlder" l!n&th
veil of brM!al iUusioo'was beld
with a.cluster ol ~dered
daisies and she carded a bou·
Tiie brldegroom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J a m e s j· Trainor of. El Monte, received ,
quet of daisies. '
Maid of honor Ru(h El::iine
Rhoads of Oakland WM gown-
ed In a yellow crepe dress wllb
matching accessories and car·
his BS degree from Cal Poly, f,
Pomona, and currently is
finishing graduate work on his
PhD in physics at th e ·i
UC Riverside.
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0lmpossib~/' I re'plled io-
~ently. ••1 had a brand new
one put in Only two monlhs
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ago." ,1 "\)'ejl, ypii got took," ho to ld
me, wlthOut a trace of sym-
pathy on his vapid face.
' I had move~ a good 50 miles
away from the original gas
station. Nevertheless, with a
supposedly new battery in my
car, t suffered the trip, f#l&e
mounting with each mile.
At • lasl I reached my
desUnaUon and leaped ou t or
my cat, With 'arms waving
wildly, in a· Choked emotional
voice I repealed the whole
horrible tale to the gas pump
attendant.
"Who fued your car?" he
asked; seemingly Oljt of idle
curiosity. Wh en I shook my
head 'helplessly, he com-
mented, "U he was a tall slim
guy, he was fi red last week ."
Imagine the feelings of the
Jews upon hearing Hitler was
dead. Mine we re similar unlil
he added casually, "Do you
have a rep·air sales Slip1"
Heart sinking, I leafed
througli the countless auto
repair slips accumulated in
my car, but to no avail.
• ."Guess you 're out of luck,"
he said blandly, adding as a
second ·thought, "How do you
know . something was wrong
with our battery? Maybe the
place you went to gave you a
battery even though you didn ·t
need one. They do that to gir ls
at som ipla~."
Since ·theo Old Gray has
been replaced by Old Blue and
I have cqllel:t.ed enough auto
re pai? Slips to paper the walls
of the q.ipllol building. . ·
Each,ldtaling with an auto
Pri~~1 'Go Up
Higher ... restaurant prices
may cause total food prices to
average two to two-and-one-
haU percent higher in 1969
than in 1968. Prices for food in
grocery stores are expected to
average one to two percent
)ligher this year than in 1968.
medlanic was anolber lesson
in frustratioo. I cried, I
stamped my feet, r cajofed, 1
call~ upon lheir betier feel-
ings , but I was up against a
blank wall.
I knew something had to be
done, and so c0nrerred 'with a
knowledgeable girlfriend.' She.
it seems, had no, trouble· at all
with repairmen. Quite the con-
trary, with one dimpled smile,
they leaped to $trve her. And
many is the time when she
reached for the checkbook
they waved it away, insisting
the honor of her presence was
payment eoough.
Soon afterwards it was time
for anolher seige on the auto
shop. This time I came
prepared. I put on my shortest
ski rt and longest eyelashes
and steered Old Blue into the
neighborhood garage, T h e
leers from the mechanic as 1
alighted from the automobile
assured me I was on the right
track at last.
''Will you take care of my
little rar? It's been mak_\ng
terrible noises, and .1 think
somethlng's l ea kin g,'' 1
simpered,
"Just leave it to me,
honey." he said'reassuringly.
"Do you want the trunk key
too?" I said heJpfully.
"Not unless the re's a hot
body in it," he ~awed .
"Ho, ho, ho, What a wit," I
said, slapping my knees in ap.
preciation. I slinked oU, con-
fident that my m o d ~ s t
machine was safe in his
bands.
"How much is it?" J in·
quired that evening when the
work was completed.
"Well, let's put it this way,"
he said coyly. "U you don't
have any money yoo better
have a lot of loving."
J joined his laughter .and
paid my bill. It was obvious
my feminine charms had
worked. My car was fixed,
wasn't it?
Two days later Old Blue
began fuming and fussing and
steam emerged from the hood.
After she cooled down a bit, J
deposited w•ter ln b e r
radiator and sadly watched IL
now onto tht ground.
Had I been hoodWinked? It
couldn'L be: 1be next My I
again ·returned t.o tbe same
agency and the same man
greeted me happily. 0 Hello,"
be cried joyfully, "Did )'OU
oome to gtve me a kisll?"
"No," I replied, sofUy but
firmly, "Apparently you
overlooked the radiator. It
leaks."
He enmined Old Blue and
reported her ~ were in
need of replacement,
"Fix Jt," I pleaded, and M
agreed.
"We'll put In new hosea, and
let's see, you1l 'netd antifreeze
and. .."
"Anything, just fiJ: it;• I in-
sisted.
Not until serve'ra1 hours
la ter did it occur to me that
summer was approaching.
W1'Y did I need antifreeze?
"Would he take advantage of
my ignorance," l had to. ask
myself. The answer was yes.
All µtat feminine chann was
wasted. I angr!ly picked up
the phone · and cllal<tl my
helpful girlfriend. 1
'41bis is me," 1 snarled when
she answered. I was ready to
launch into an harsh appr~I
of her smug· suggestioils. but
always polite, preludedo my
tirade with a .gruff, "How are
you?"
"Awful," she-moaned. "I
just got a bill of $150 to fix my
car."
"Well," I replied viciously,
"why don't you just rurt with
the garage man. Hasn't it
always worked before?"
"This is a new garage," she
explained. "I found out they
were n't doing a thing to my
car at the other place. They
were charging me for things
they weren't doing."
"No," I s aid .sym·
patheUcally.
Later I thought a bit more
kindly of my own garage
Romeo. Perhaps he is doing
things be needn't do, but be
isn't charging me for tbing1 be
didn't do. Or is he? -~
IT'S
JULY
Group No~ I
DAN RIVER e WOVEN PLAIDS e DUCK PRINTS
e SAIL CLOTH PRINTS
PETII POINT e PIQUE PRINTS
e NEVER IRON PRINTS
many, many others to choose
VALUES TO $1.19 YARD
cotton•, rayons, blends
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ALL WASHABLE
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36" wide gu.ir. washable
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Cut with a crisp look, this wrap-around Jumper
dress counts down to sure-fire flattery.
Bodice seams curve into hip pockets and the
skirt takes a nice flare. Wear it for Slimmer as a
dress in pique, linen, cotton and come fall in any
variety of. woolens ..
T~slitcbing adds the final touch to this im-
portant fashion look. 60839 ls cut-in Misses sizes S.18.
Size 12 requires approximately 2-518 yanls of 45"
fabric.
To order pattern 60839: state size, include name.
addreu and :lip code. Send $1.25 plus 25 cents first-
class postage and handling for each pattern.
Send onlers for books and patterns to SPADEA,
Box N, Dept. CX·lS Mjlford, N.J. 08M8. Tel: 201·
995-2201.
This pre-cut, preperforated Spadea Design Pat-
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better fit and· are easier to make. Order normal
ready.i!:o-wear size and allow one week for delivery.
SOMETl!lNG NEW : Pattern books by classifi· ciUori : EnsehiJ>t'es;1Aiternoon and Cocktail Dresses ;
Duchess of Windsor. Each book $1 plus 25 cents
postage and handling. Hard Cover CaWogue $10.
Book 33 -collection of latest designs In all cate-
gories $1 postpaid.
NEW IDEA: First time d .. igners have pub-
lished sewing secrets. Booklets l, 2, 3, 4 and 5 -
75 cents. postpaid for each. Hanl Cover Ed!Hon '5.
ALSO NEW: Tl!@D Hair Style Booklet -do.it.your-
self -llO ·cent! postpaid.
Dance Dress
Makes News
Summer'•,ahort dance drm
has a disanning air of
sophlrtial<d Innocence.
The' one we have 1n mind
has a wide-winged col~ar
swoopinc down toward a tiny
waist -the open neckline
enhanced by an exquisite V-
shaped necklace glllttninl like
golden lace.
Delicate dangle eanin1s and
a duo of lacey bracelet.! com·
plete the look.
THE N·E·W
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mallie~
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HAIRSTYLING
by the area'•
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Gemini':· Finish Tasks
TUESDAY,
JULY I
,mal.>Key It lo.be tactful. But
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CAPRICOBN. (Dec. lW1111.
By SYDNEY OMARI\ 19): You cu find ' legltlmme
JIOUU:BOLD DINT: Loar • baip1n. .Be, alert to "!>'
..,...," 11 A•.-••n .. 11r p.riun!llOs. see -. 111ua-~· ot fllhltatt, t!oaa m reallatic manner.
plelon ........,, ............ Some today ID*f 'Wanl lo
... -look. Frame persuade you elq ....... •Rldal plllqaet. Mr•,.. 111.r· &hat leads' to io.a. .. ' ~ 'IF '!ODAY lS YO V ft
noncllap I 1 le "· ~ • AQUARIUS (Jan. '!OcFeb. Biirrili>AY you .,. m in·
_,..,, II): C)'cle bilh; you cu auc· novatGr. You &et your own
ceuflllly -lnltlallve. pace, A domestic adjllllmenl AlllES (March 2l·April II): Meet people; p -.;,,end, do or Change of "1idence may be
Acctnl on knowing how to •lblnp, Dellnltjl "~tal ad-In offing.
Doo~ mlslnlerpn!I friendly ll"Cloualy accept compllment;I~~~~~~~~;;~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~
reapoase for something else.
Keep feet on ground .
Harmless fllrlallon should be
kept in that area.
TAVllUS (April IO-May 20):
Get down to bw:lnese. Prac-
tical affairs lake pricedence.
You have real chance for ad·
vancemenl Key i s con-
centration. Heed voice of e:z..
perience, ·Review goals, am-
bitJom.
GEllllNI (May II.June 20)'
Good Junar upect today coin-
cides wtlb · lmPOflanl <Or•
respondence, publi!hlng. You
finish bnportant ta I k S.
Influence spreads. More peo-
ple are aware of your efforts.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Be investigative. Find out
reasons why. Refuse
wperflciaJ answers. Go after
the truth. It is availabl~ -
coukl involve opposite aei.
LEO (July 13-Aug. 22):
Stress on ~al agreementa.
You may want to rlae above
details. But it la necessary to
learn rules before breaking
them. Keep thia in mind and
day will be constructive for
you.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): .
Yoo may find it difficult to at-
tend to details. Obtain valid
hint from LEO message. Co-
worker offers get.:rlch-quick
scheme. Be gracious, but
deellne .
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
AccenL on how yoll handle
dellcate situation. One who
means much to you may make
eitravag:ant request. Stick to
budget. Young person is mere-
ly acting on impulse.
SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Nov. 21):
Change may be premature.
There arc detaila which, re-
quire personal attention. Be
aware of security re-
q u i rements. CommunJcate
deaires. You find that a
burdtJI will be lifted.
SAGITIAlllU8 . (Nov. 23-
Deo. II): Deal linaer\y with
relatives. Some may want to
argue menly for 1ake of arru·
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introduces the.fully padded
~Pre-fonner"for seamless
tit under knits.
Th«e's newr been ahytNng tike it! Pre-mo!~ and tuny
padded, Looi<s ·ike lh9 real thing. Here's the bolt port,
there isn't 8 sintse stitch on .the cup-anywhere! So it
. goes under sweaters and knits with clean-aw whistle
-Shaped on the sides SO you dor>, gel I "pod· decl 1oo1c. •And ~ kHps Its ohallO ! oocrono PolYestw lrloot
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curia u.p for .v·ening .
Olf jllllllc0,s1eek w11Cl!11lcaaes Ille addition of llfli111Sical
csls 1t ni!lrl I>, aiiy tillie yoa'~ leelillg fancy! llisllul custom
cat, I.II. Bea.dy Sludio, •II stores w:epl lla1ina
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MRS. Ll!E WESLEY MALLORY 111
Rtturnlng t o S•nt• 8erb1ra
Pair Exchange ., Vows
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Bask.e1-5 9f While s~.
gladiolt and chrysanthemums
trimmed with fem decorated
Costa Mesa'• First ·Soutbeni'
Baptist Church when Linda
Kay Bryan exchanged 'wed.-
'dlng vows with Harlen Jervis.
Marshall E. Bryan, the
bride's brother, escorted. her
to the altar, wbere Ult-Rev.
Herbert Johnson officiated for
the double ring e v e n .i n g
ceremony. ·nie bride is the
eau$hler of Mrs. Catherine
JSryan of Costa Mesa and the
la.le Mr. Joseph Beyan.
Mn. Bryan, who also is the
bridegroom's sister, was
matron of honor. She wore a
light blue satin floor length
gown trimmed with a white
velvet bow and carried white
carnations tied with blue satin
streamers.
The bride chose a full length
gown of white ruffled lace
over laffela with a ftlll skirt
Today is The
Daily Pilot Way
that swept into a chapel train.
The bodice featured a
scalloped neckline and long
sleeves of iace'. Her elbow
lenatb Veil was caught by a
crown of sequins aod pearls
and streamers of satin trim·
med her bouquet . ol. white
carnaf.ions centered by a white
orchid.
Ernest J. 'Burfone stood as
best man for the son of Mr.
and ·Mrs. Clifford 1 Jervis' or '!'Wtin. ·Gaey F. JerVI!, the
bridegroom's . brother, and
Robert L. Robertson were
ushers.
Approximately S.S guests at-
tended a ceremony in the
church fellowship hall when
the young couple cut the first .
slice of a wedding cake circled
at the base with blue and
wltite camationS.
~. Tbe . bride will earn her
d!Ploni>, from Estancia HiBb sdaool.· 11U new husband was
iradulted from Costa Mesa ~ High School and attended ' Orabie 'Coul College.
,• The~ plan to make
thejr hOO:Hi in Coa,ta Mesa.
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get a head start with a
La Maur budget perm
8.88
SCISSOR WIZARD cur ..... 2.SO
Shampoo and set .•.•••••
(Mon., Tues. and Wod, only)
$3
Wt .,.c.klJii.e in the <ot• ofJ oWtloli wlgi,
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HUNTIHST'ON llA(lf
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Residing Jn Laguna Beach
before entering tile University
of California, '$&Dia Baibara
Jn tbe fall are DIOWiywed Mr.
and Mrs·,~ WeiJey )llaJJoey m.. .
... ~ former AdelllJoaephine
Pall......, ud •her lletrothed
11er; joined by the ~v. Dr. ~"1'\";~;;;
Charle• H. l>lere~ld In t..
. Andrew's Pres b,~{ e;t' J,b r«i',\>l
Church. . •
: ;°• f)!Mhe tveiililg nbpfials tllO
daupter of Mr. ,and Mrs.,J.
Elmer P,.aller90ll ot !'lewi>Ort.'
Bead! .aelecled a >ilk oillbu
~r tal($ mod1fI¢' ~.no. 1"""""'1h ~nise;JaOe daisle! trtmiDltte 11tne necJrJinel.. and '
train. ni. .ell>ow; Jqtl\cnylon • ·~~illn& W"'l·,lltached l-0 a wn:aUi· · ol daiiiei wh1ch
adorned her bai1'.
The new ~. Mallory car~
ried a cascade boliqutt ali!liol·
lerfly ordtldS, 9leP.l!anollt and
baby'a breath. ~ ;. . • ,-
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87 AJU.E:EN ABllAILWi modeliM -l'Jbe ialeot. titied
NEW YORK (AP) -ll ~:~:~ and Other Glamour
you're lit y<iur-mid-309', have ti.me on your hands and are AJ candy '11>l•ins it, evel-y
casU91,about·Jor 8 part.lime ; 20 years roOcsel types go fuU
career. why not consrder'mod-circle $0 that currently the ellnlf>r·~ ... ~" •. ~ rJi type of girl.popular in ,the late
A"cordtn'g tO ~.<;oltef gtrl, • · ',40s and early '50s ls all the
?" rage again. career scllool ~ pl~ f,gen-cy owner, candy Jones, mid-· "'n:d· she says, modelB
r dlY&eii-rbodels are one or the z:et!ect tbe tlqtes. ,b'.ff pew v~ In &be model-0 At the end of World War Tl
• ing field. · • when men were home again
1 ;Al~ 'the t77to. 25-year-and everyone felt life should
, old ci>Ue(e-IYJ>< g~i ~ still and ·t;<Mlld. be beautiful, the
popular, c,.<ty expains that animated happy girl-next-door ~us, lDfOY.. corqP.8Jli:es are type . refi~led the country's
bringing out chic millsy and happy. m()()(I.
· n\atJ'only rftN\J(lnso .. tbere is a , "Oul'ing,tbe Korean conflict ' ~ peed : tot the niature and the Vietnam situation. the ~1 ":"' the woma.1.1 ln ~r 30s , grimness . ol the time~ was . to_·earey f011·-·sizes 10 ~ 12. rtfiected in the upress10nless
· "·oUr ' ag.ency. Js actively r~. !!f tl>e: JP~els who gazed
looking for this type .-the o..it .at us d¥fy. Now '!ith the
woman who looks like the Vietnam peace .talks LO pro-
. ·Ketinedy women r" She men. gres:', she theor.ues tba.t pro-
tloos.Jh.at . Mrs. Ted ·KeQ'nedy J?le m the. graphic arts ~ave a
· AS' ~Gall Bennett, ~as! one" of gll;!lteJ ~n::e of relaxation so
• the .top Models in the 'c.opi-~at models faces can react a
merclal"TV field 10 years go. bit more.
Nctjng tbai the'm.Oiiel iiDige However, the former Miss
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wtth no l!l"l ~ •'11~ _ .
23" walBI e¥ M" hip&.)
"Twiggy -wt:iq's pasae oow
-""')d·.bav• ---ot the
ilrls ''° Y~¥•,N · ~.J · candy pays particular at-
tention to a girl'• Cape :whtn
she Interviews • Cirl Who
hopes for a career with her
agency a5 a mQdel. '
"That's part of 'what I call
the 3 Bs -beauty, brains and
bre.ding.
Since modeling ls such a
short-lived career, we're look-
ing for the girl ·wh6 plans to
use modeling as a spri~rd
for another career -the
bright gal who plaiis abeid."
"You'd be surprise4 a~ how
many girls sbow up for that
flrst interview looking quite
bizarre because they ape
everylhlng the see l n
magazines -inclu~ false
lower lashes at 10 a.m. '
Comj)rising her· entouraige
were Mrs. ·Nonnair L. Hay,
matron of iionor; Mias i;i!ol
Hanfbty, maiO ol bonor;' liiss
Tana Reid, and Miss Susin
~-~·· · .. --,. . ' . or tile.!. P,aSt • _ the iirl-next-.AUantic City notes, no matter ·.~r fror!i.tlie M•dWesi Jooitr-wh4 t the tace looks like, figure h~ . d~tely . gane by; the requiremenls haven't changed 1 ~, can~ Saj'i"that 'pie at all. ·,('J'he· perfe ct
The girl who comes from a
major city, she clai:nis, ls far
more natural-looking than aay
the girl next door in Wilkes
Barre, Pa. -her home toWh.
"The really wayoqt (1pes, the
zom bies, rarely CQme from the
big city. Boyd, bridesmaids.1 .
M.RS. THOMAS·l>AVlO ALLIN
Corona dtl Mtr. Homt
• I (. ' "I hate the word diet," she
continues, "But once you hit
the wrong side of 40 ,.... well -
I do watch -What J~eat. I also
'do exercises -but ·exercises
don't have to be dull. It's a
matter of walking ·a bit -faster,
\ling eve~&: a b~t faster.",
They w.ore" pink· sWpel:,i • • .... t--~ •'cln" loot. ., .. : th • ln-photographic model is between over taffeta· empire· ~ 1 J ti e
dresses wlUt i -dttacblble
capes. tri~ with daisies.
Double bow headpieces caught
th~ liered short veru., and lbeY bold . bouquets ol white idaioieo and llgbt pin< carna·
' . , . European Hone ymoon · ·•• =• , • "':\; ti s• 6" and s•. 8" Iii ••-•••• feet, iem·up ne. ~ r . ._....... .-i ' . 9. . . . ~ "'Black fs 'In, ye11oW11is 1n,
lhid la always in. W'ld W
,~,. .
I. James F . Morino WU best
mu (for the • ~n ol Prlrs.
CMrles Redor of Newport
Beach. Ushers were (Peter E.
and Harrv t.1. Gadd, !!MIC< L.
Dil:on aad David S. PIUerson.
Allin-Jones Ceremony
Read in Garden Grove
"When scimeone calls our . I est
agency nowadays and asks for
a bninette ~'7'\ I dtln't, say,
'Should we send an Indian, a
Negro, a Californian?' We
don't think in tenns of color.
One of our models mOst· in de·
lives Again
The O~d West ":ill live again
July 9·12 When the Saddleback
Inn, Santa Ana, celebrates its
filth anniversary.
Is th ere a
we ight control.}·
program thdt ,1..,_
really works ? , M Sean T. Kerrigah served as
rirlg bearer during the dou)>le
rin8 rite& while Dawn Marle
Pat'tefson ·assisted u flower
giri.
1.'he-'J:eteption fl>UOwed ln
the Fite11lde Ji?>m. ·"' :, , :
Both are . lr¥d!&At.s 0 f
Newport Harbor High School
and Orapge Coast ColJege. 'fhe
bride attended UCSB Wliere
her husband graduated Phi
Beta Kappa, He was com-
missioned 2nc;t Lieutenint in
lhe U.S. Army Re3erve aod
next year will be a graduate
student in French.
The newlyweds selecled the
northern Calllornia coast for
their wedding frip.
Karen Louise !ones i nd
Thomas ~avid Allin, both ot
Coropa del. Mar, met· before
the . a.Uar · of the United
Methodist Chiirch, 08.rden
Grove , to· ei;change wedding
Vows and rings during ii morii-
lng ceremony _performed by
the Rev. James stew art,
minister or the U n i t e 4
Methodist Church Or Irvine.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Russell Jones of
Garden Grove, was aiven in
marriage by her father. She
wore an empire style silk
gown fashioned by t h e
hridegr-OOD'Jlt mother which featur¢:~ scoop neck. gathers
at the waJst.accented by a silk
bow, and 1Qni full sleeves of
sheer silk enhanced with
Housewives . Warned
Beware of 'Pests'
Housewives, bey,•are of a the gang have Scottish names
Scottish brogue which may of-and speak with a disarming
fer a seeming bargain, the accent which makes them ef-
Better Business Bureau of fective salesmen.
Orange County warns. Area housewives ai:e warned
The early summer months to protect themselves by deal-
are accompanied by the ar-ing only with established
rival or a troublesome pest firms . If unsure, they should
sometimes known as the request that a s a 1 e s m a n
Williamson gan"g. return laler after they have
For -adea the men have had an opportunity to check.
been1 ~ibg servlca: ·~the Taking time to call or write
women :"' peddling gQods. 'A t~ Orange C-Ounty Business
:prtmary ~Uon in Soqthe,rn . B~eau can sometimes save
CallfonUj has been' •-.,cab-many dollars. Above all, the
vaam, of homeowners for bureau advises, don't be rush-
roof-ahlngle oiling or a1phalt ed irito a purchase.
driveway olllol. , ' '
Even tbooih their trucb aJid equlpm!'!lt look expensive,
tf¥: oil or "aspha'lt" they use is.,.
us.ually s;uch low grade diluted
oil that the least rain washes
it into tbe street~ -... ~
'nielr business cards often
sliow 9nly a name and ~.
number, no address. Many Of.
~mbl em Club
Gathering for b u s l n e s s
aeuions and programs are
roetnbers of Newport Harbor
Em~em Club tht! second
Tllelday at 8 p.m. in the Elks
Loate. Newport Beach.
mand is Judith Pemberton da~ies. from the Dominic a n
Her short, full veil Was . Republic."
caught to a bow headpiece, White,' black or yellow , the
and her bridal bouquet was,~n girl .peering out from this
arr an~ e m.e. n t or wiµte . )!ear's pOster or magazine ad
marguer1te da.Jsies, carnations will most likely portray more
and baby'll breath w i.1 h emotion than dld 'the models of
ca~ades of daisies.~ "'the past few years.
Mlss Linda Jones' was her / "Zombie types o r ex-
sistef's maid of hono"r, an~ ~.'Prezsionless models are on the
bridi!smaids were Mrs. Peter'.£..Way OOt," says the author of
Baldwin , sister of the many books on beauty and
bridegroom, and the 1'-1.isses ·
I)eirdre Engstrom. T r i s
Vermilllon. cousin of the
bride, Kathy Gall and Kathy
Houser.
The maid of honor wore a
long empire style gown of
yellow dotted swiss designed
with puff steeves and the
briilesn)aids werq gowned in
simil ar attire In pale lime
green. BouqUets of yellow
rnarguerite~'Were ae!ected for
all the att.endaots.
Authentic Indian danei!S,
we.stern rope exhibitions, "fast
draw" ethibitions and color
slld~s on various Indian tribes
will be scheduled throughout
the four days.
Pr~enUng the dances and
ex:hibitiOns' will be actors Don
Fisher and· Monte LairCI and
showing the slides and lec-
turing will be Indian hilltorian
WEIGHT•. I
WATCHERS. ·• ·
George Pierre.
Some talking, som1 listening and
a program !hat. woi;ks. JM
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FOR SUMMER CLASSES
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Baldwin served as best man
and guests were, escorted to ,-----.------------------------.,
their Places by 0 r a n
Marksbury, Mike Chaplin, Al
Hirolsu, Bill Weddell and
Erwin · Lazar.
The home of the bride's
parents was the setting for the ' 1
reception, where Mrs. Glen
OWen circulated the gtlest
book. Decorations w e r e
designed by Mrs. B o b
Musselwhite, and Mrs. Grace
Vermillion and Mrs. Elaine
Boelens, aunts of the bride,
aSststed with serving.
MWlon Bny in San Diego,
was the initial destinaUon of
~ bridal pair who lat(!r will
honeymoon for three weeks in
Europe. Following their trip
they will retUrn to their home
in Corona del Mar.
The new Mrs. Allin, a
graduate ol Bol.'ia Grande
Iii&~ School, aUeaded UGI.
Her husband, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph W .. Allln of Balboa
Island, is a graduate of John
~1uif High School and· the
University of Ca1lfornia, Santa
_iBarbara, where he affilifted
'with Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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THE SECRET'S IN OUR GENTLY PENETRATING
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NOW 17 .!50 . IN OUR FRENCH BEAUTY SALON.
REG, 3,0 .100 VALUE. HOW 14 .!50 . IN OUR
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wrlte!'turiled·perfonner-will trade laugh• tonight
wltli Dick·Csvett at 10 p.m. on Channel 7. Another
guest tentaUvely scheduled, !J Clifford Alexander,
from 'the Federal Office of Economic Opportunity.
TELEVISION \'IEWS
The Statistics
Of Summer
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
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NEW YORK (AP) -The Intrepid agents ol
ABC's "The F .B.1." demonstrated Sunday night -
for the second time -that embezzlement does
not pay .
The first time the flight of lbe thieving banker
was broadcast, it was seen in 12 million or IS
million hpmes by almost twice Ulat nwnber of
people. On Sunday night those figures probably
dr'Oftped, in classic fashion, to 8 million or 9 million
homes and 14 million or 15 million viewers. '
THE STATISTICS are based on a comprehen·
slve study of summer and winter viewing habita
made a couple of seasons back by the A. C. Nielsen
research organization.
Nielsen studied one typical entertainment pro-
gram, and although it· was not identified, it had a
mid-winter rating which was approximately that
racked up during--the past· season by "The F.B.l."
ll pin-pointed lhe composi tion of the hot-weather
TV audience,
WHEN THE anonymous program was first run
in \Vinter, is was tuned in by 22 percent o! the na-
tion's 57-million TV-equipped homes. When it was
rerun, it was seen in 14.8 percent of the homes. The
rerun was being seen in 8.1 percent of the homes
!or the first time, and 6. 7 percent !or the second
time.
But smaller audiences are just one factor in
ieruns.
"It is not physically possible for a creative
group -writerlli, actors, directors -to work the
year around," added• Michael Dann, CBS vice pres-
ident in charge of programming. "And it Is too
expensive. It costs an average of $207,000 to make
an hour show. Unless some shows could be repeat ..
ed, it would be absolutely prohibitive to make
reruns.
STUDIES ALSO have shown, that the average
TV set wa1 in use 6 hours and 28 minutes daily
during heav'y viewing months through 1968, but
dropped in the July·September period to five hour5
and 10 minutes.
A violent electrical storm added considerable
drama to the final moments of the u.s.~women's
Open Goll Tournament, covered live by ABC.
PLAY WAS temporarily suspended and the
gallery scurried' to safety as the rain poured down,
thunder rolled and lighting flashed. A couple of
times, the stonn momentarily knocked out the TV
equipment. It was soon· over and frontruMer Donna
Caponi of Burbank, Calif .. returned Co the 18th green
and sa.nk be~ w~g putt.
EVERYONE'S FAVORITE
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Lakers Get Mullaney; Mullaney Gets $40,000 . '\ '
L06 ANGELES -The Los Angeles
LUm Clllftrmed day.aid rumors lite
lhll _..,. by olflclally naming
Pt 0tlc1eice balketbtU coach J o t1
~ u the cl!ib'a third bud~
Ht -JtCiCeli!s Bill van Breda KoUl, who
reilped Iller 1111 aeaaon ID tll<e the
Detroit P1ltao post. ~ becanie 1 •Lrong condldate
lor the pClllUbn when USC's Bob Boyd
decljoed an ofter lO coach the team.
llullueJ, 44, bu a 1$-yeu 218-100 co~
let<r«ord.
Tbe i.ters cooducted a news con-
fertnce to make the aMouncement of the
ne:w coach. An unnamed source ill
Providence sayi Mullaney agreed to a
three-year contract for $40,000 annually.
Among: others menUoned a& top con·
tenders were AUanla Hawkl player-coach
IUchie Guerin and George King of
Purdue. However, Guerln's name was
ellmlnated by observers when Laker
General Manager Fred Schaus said the
new coach would not corue !rom the µro-
fesslonat rants.
The new coach inherits three NBA AU·
I've Had Enough, Thanks
Stars : Will Ch!mbetlalft, Jerry West Ind
Elgin Baylor.
1'he search for 1 oew coacb wu coo--
ducted wltb much secrtcy .. Just one week
ago, Schaus, a former Laker coach
himself, said five men were being COQo. sldert.11. .,
After one year~at NorwMili University
in Connecticut, Mllllaney joined tbe
coaching staff at Providence.
In nine of thOle If years, the Friars
were entered in either the NCAA or NIT
tournaments. In 11181 and 1 9 I I •
Providence wan the NIT. The belt Fttat'
His right eye swollen sh ut, Curtis Cokes lits in "his
corner while referee Ramon Berumen counts him
out in the eleventh round of. Sunday's welterweight
title fight in Mexico City ,vlth champ Jose Napoles.
Cokes couldn't get off hil .rtool for the llth.rotjild.
A crowd of 25,000 saw the bout in a Mexico City
bull ring. Napoles took charge in the second round
with a blistering left jab attack that left Cokes
battered and bleeding the rest of tbe way.
Wimbledon Report
Old Guard Still Leads;
Drysdale Tops Emerson
WIMBLEDON. Eng. (AP) -Pancho
Gonu.lez, the veteran artist or tennis, has
made his final lxlw to this year's
Wimbledon.
Newport Beach enlry Roy Emerson
was knocked off by South ACrican CliJ f
Drysdale j M, 6·3, 0.{;, 6-3, 9-7 while
Gonzalez was losing.
And as Arthur Ashe was putting him
out on the sun-baked center court Satur·
day, two youngster1 -Bob Lull of Los
Angeles and John Alexander o( Australia
-were showing ians on an outside court
the shape of things to come.
Take Corona de\ Mar's Rod Laver, for
Inst.a.nee. Laver is the undisputed world
No. I, he's the Wimbil!<lon cham pion , the
No. I seed and the hottest tip for years lo
vdn again this year.
Yet already he's had to struggle Jn a
couple of rounds against p I a y e r s
normally well outside his class.
In the second round. Premjit Lall, an
Indian Davis Cup player btJ1 scarctly a
world top-ranker. took a Couple of sets
from him and had him looking worried.
On Saturday Stan Smith, the Los
Angeles giant ranked No. 16 here th.is
year, also too k a couple of sets nff him
and for a time 1n2de him look a very
ordinary player indeed.
Ken Rose"·all. another of the old timers
who delighted \Vimbledon crowds in the
past \\'ith his backhands or grace and
power . is anothe r \\'ho seemed jaded at
\Vlmbledon this year. And 1t was Lulz
wbo put him 0:..11 in the second round.
It's players like Lutz and A.lexander.
both blooded as Davis Cup players Jest
year, who the experts feel will bring
fresh new blood to the game.
tle In earnest this week with a quarter·
final.match against John Newcombe, the
handsome Australian professional who
was L'le 1967 winner here -the last year
\Vimbledon was restricted lo t b e
amateurs.
In the women's singles, there are four
Americans. three Australians and a
Briton In the last eight.
Carrying the American banner and
hoping to emulaLe Helen Wills fl.1oody
wilh four wins in a row is Billie Jean
King, Crom Long Beach, but wai ting
ready to pounce of Billie Jean makes any
mistake is Margaret Court, who as
Margaret Smith won the title twice for
Australia before she retired, then came
back again.
CAPONI CAPVRES
LADY'S OPEN TITLE
PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) -Eiuberan t
Donna Caponi, v.•ho surged forward
through rain and heat Yo'hile her rivajs
wilted, had a feeling she could win the
U.S. women"s Open Golf Championship
even before she teed off.
She was challenged until the last shot
by Peggy \\'ilson. who had wanted to win
lhe Open since she dreamed 11 yea rs ago
of the thrill of playing before a huge
gallery.
Kathy \Vhit worth, the lending money
winner on the tour, charged into con~
tention from 11 .strokes off the pace with
a 69 Saturday, but fell to 73 in the final
round for 296 and a $1 .SCIO third prize.
Angels Open
Road Trel\.
With Rovals
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off it.. second road trip under manager
Le.fly Phillips tonight against Kansas Ci~
ty. And Phillips, wlio has guided the last·
place Angels to a lG-10 home record, is
looking to the rut1,1re with confidence.
Jim McGlothlin, S-7, opens the Kansas
A ngel Slate
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City series for lhe Angels, with Roger
Nelson, 4·7, slated to piteh for the Royals.
The Angels play 17 games in 14 days on
the road.
The Angels ripped visiUng Seattle 8-2
Sunday as Jay Johnstone drove in four
runs and Rick Reichardt three, while
A n d y Messersmith w o n his Iourth
deeision in his last five starts.
"I( we can give our bullpen a lltUe' rest
In the ne.J:t couple of days,•• Phillips said,
"we·re going to have a pretty good road
trip. That Messersmith -I wish we had
fOW' starters like him."
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BAKERSFIELD -Lquna Bucb's
Bill ToomeJ and JUck SIHJJ will !!Ompt\e
agalnst the Ruaslan decalhloo men. July
18-19 Ill Los Angelea alter placing 11"1
and aecond Saturday In the Nallonal /.AU
decathlon cbampi<JQlblp.
Toomey, winning h1s fifth conaecuUve
national crown, rang up 7,818 pointt, well
ahead of Sloan (Fullerton), who tallied
7,465 In the two-day, 10--event competition.
Toomey said he was disappointed at
falling short d. 1,000 points, blaming a
Jong pole vault competition and a virus.
He won the d1scus and javelin Satur·
day, but finished dead last in the con·
eluding 1,500-meter run , scoring only 3M
pomts.
Toomey said he felt "dead" alter the
two.hour pole vault competition in which
he finished fourth at 13-111.z.
Jeff BaMi!ter of New Haven, CoM.,
hung on to third place with his second
place finlsb in the 1,500 and earned a trip
to Eurpoe later this summer to compete
in intemaUonal meets .
• Bannllter, NAlA champ Jell Bennett
from Oklahoma Christian, and John
Warkentin of Fresno, Calif., had a shot at
the trip going into the event, won by Ben·
nett in 4:14.tl.
The meet was to be held In Salina, Kan.
Toomey and other Americans expected to
participate a1ainst the RussilllJ re-
quested that the lile be changed because
or the Midwest heat and track conditions.
Toomey bas been quoted as saying the
Russian meet may be his last in
decalhlon competition.
Toomey's other marks included: 100
mettts, 10.tl; Jong jump, 23-llo/,; Shot
put, 4.>10%; high jump, M %; 400
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Area 'Y' Team
Wins National
Wrestling Title
WORLAND, Wyo. -.The Orange Coast
Yf\1CA of Newp,:irt Beach bas its first
national championship today.
A team of Greco-Roman wrestlers
from the Y dominated action Suoday in
the national junior class wresUlng cham-
pionships here, taking three first places.
Chris Sones (U4) ~'Fountain Valley.
Steve Clark (191) of Garden Grove and Al
Thompson (heavyweight) of Orange all
won Utlea.
'I1le team oow qualifies for the thf'ee.
day championships at Boulder, Colo.,
later this month. That meet will
determine the makeup of the U.S. en-
Lry in the World ChampiOMhlps.
Taking second places Sunday at
Worland were Rick Neff (132) of Tustin,
~tal Pomactah (171) ol Anaheim, Chris
Horpel (143), Newport Beach, and Jeff
Jackson (heavyweigbt) "-Rolling m1u.
Bob curry of Newport Beach was 5th in
the JM-pound class.
Of 12 available places in the meet,
eight were captured by the Ora.nae Coul
YMCA.
LUCRATIVE PUTT -Charles Coody of Abilene, Tex., doffs bis cap
to gallery lan.s after sinking a long puU during Sunday's linal round
of the Cleveland Open golf tournament. Coody won a $22,000 check
for winning by four strokes.
In Cleveland Open
Coody Staggers Through
Last 3 Holes for Victory
CL~VELAND (AP) -The lpectn of a
dramaUc, three-bole col.lapse was haurr-
tJng Charles Coody wben the big, mild
guy came tiudglng down the last three
hole& in the Cltveland Open Golf Tourna·
menl
"On the 18th, 1 hit a poor chip about 20
feet Irom the hole and I had a putt that
had to go over two humps," he said. "The
first one was five feet short and I
thought, oh, good gosh, this is the !&lb.
I'm on the i.t three.
"That's the first time I thought about
It. I didn't want to think about it, but it's
ha.rd not to."
He was referring to his blowup in the
last three holes at the prestigious
Masters in Au~sta, Ga., earlier this
year.
"I had the lead standing on the 18th
tee," he said, "and boaey, lxlgey, bogey.
"If I'd been beaten, if somebody bad
made some blrdies, I don't think il would
have bothered me. But I felt like 1 just
handed it back to them. It kft me with a
very deflated attitude."
But It w.as a different story Sunday.
He fini5hed with a 271, nine strokes
under par on the 6,tl6l·)'ard Aurora Coun-
try Club course and was two strokes
ahead of Bruce Cram~ an Australian
now living in Dallas. Crampton had a 61
for 273.
It was the siJ:th second-place finlsb
since last September ror Crampton.
whose l'lSt triumph in this country was in
1965. Bob Murphy closed with a 65 for 275
and was alooe in third.
Dodgers Home,
Open Stand
With Houston
I.OS ANGELES (AP) -Le/thander
Jim Brewer of the Los Angeles Dodgera
isn't cbooly about whose victory he savn
and he has a dozen rescues to hb credJt
this sta:!IOl1.
In the past two weeks Brewer, 3-1, has
Dodger Slate
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balled out Don Drysdale twice, Don Sut-
ton once., Pete Mikkelsen and 8111 Singer
last week Jn Atlanta and Alan Foster
Sunday as lhe Dodgers dumped the San
Diego Padres, 3-1.
He'll be walling in the wings tonight
when the Dodgers open a series against
the soaring Houston Astros. Claude Qs..
teen , 9-6, gets the starting call for Loa
Angeles againat LA naUve Tom Griffin,
~. or the Allro8, _
For the flnt time since. entering the
National League a de<iade ago, the men
from the Astrodome are a teriout con·
tender for a playoff berth Ill the new
division setup.
Laver, Rosewall , Gonzalei -they'"e
aU known what it's like at the top. and
they know lhat snappl.ng at their heels
are a pack of youngst ers like Luiz. Alex-
ander and the other Australian teenager,
Philip Dent.
Ryun-less U.S. Team Awaits Soviets
In Sunday's victory, Brewer pitched
two innings, allowin1 one bit and ltrtklng
out two. FOiler, 3-4, yielded five bJtt In
seven iMinp and the one Padrta' nm ot
the afternoon.
l.OS Men.•1 SUI Dtaeo .,,.,., .. ,.,.
Wlth. ff 5 I I I Slpln. 2lo 4 1 1
C.-.wtorc, If J 1 I 1 It,,.,., U1 4 I l Bu&. meanwhile. the old guard is still in
the saddle -for this year. \\'imbltdon
reached the halfway mark with I.aver.
Jobft Newcombe Uld Tony Roche stil l
there.
GoM.alei and Rosewall have both gone.
but pJ.vers lite Tom Okker -the best
EurQpean to !Ake th~ courts since
Janolav Drobny In the 50s -Lulr., Dent
and Ale%ander are w a J ti n g In the
wlnp ready to take over.
Okbr~ U)f. Dutchman with lt\e nash1nlil
forelwld It the third teed this year.
He ~ profeuiorutl after last year·~
Wlmbledan IJld IWll his que4l lot the 11·
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fl11Al\1 1 lUPI) -A United States te:i.m,
e\·ery blt as strong as la!t year's Olym-
pic champlon outfit. took shape today for
the U.S.-Ru ss.la trac k meet in Los
Angeles July 18-1 9 -even without J im
Hyun.
Tut strange career of Ryun. world mile
record holder who has suffered surprising
setbacks. took yet another strange tum
Sunday when he dropped out of the mile
in the NHllonaJ AAU lrack championhipss
here In the secnnd lap.
"ArP you hurt. Jlm?" he was asked u
he walked ouL of the stadium without
watchlng the rest of lhe race.
"Nope;• be said in a low voice..
And then, ln tears, he added : "I jusL
don 't want to talk about it .•. I Ju.st don't
want to talk about il"
With that. Ryun put his arm around the
shouldera of his recent bride, W1lked to a
waiting car, and still dre.s3ed tn hls blue
and red Kansas U. ruMing suit, drove
away Crom the art111 where he hid lilied
to win a berth on the U.S. inle:m1Uon1I
team.
Pla~a: OI\ that team, with other visit.!
to \\'est Germany and Britain, were tile .,
big prizes Ill the AAU ch!mplonahlps.
The runners and field men batUed for
the team berths t.hrouah two dl,ys of
tiparklini competJUon ln which flvt meet
rcconb were 8'I and ano1ber Utd.
The ouUtaodlnc athltt.e award went to one ~ the· ,_.i lltten, 16-yell'Old wtiCJ>t llfter Jon Colt ol Tempe, AN.,
Wbo !Upped the dlacus tQl.10 ID but
world record bolder Jay Sllvemr by JIU\
a hall Inch.
John Cl.rlos ol Sin Jose, after beinl
up«! by Ivory Crockell of Southern
llllnols In the 100 Saturday, set a metl
·\
mark ol lOJ In ~ the 1211 SUnday.
In other record tvtnta, Otympk ch1rn-
pion Lee Evant toot the +tO in U.I, Maril
Murro woo the Jawolm at ll).S, ind skin-
ny Hoo Lalnl beeHnd-loed to 11 :11.1 In
the lwo-mlle nl1I Sullday.
But Sunday's mile, won by Marty u.
qourl of Villanova th 1:59.5, wu the slun--
ner. This ... IQppOled to be a rttum
duel bltween Ryun, the 3:51.1 record
holder, and UCJUOfl, Who Upstl him In
3:57.7fri the NCAA ch!mplonshlps a week
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Resume
Tonight
Lamar !lac\ ol • -· · lallel ...U,.. cnck •I tho
I•~ toolll>l In~ Lanes'
' West coast Match Game ll:llnilhalJool.
Keel: ls hopll>,lf to become
the only man to win tbe Costa
¥~ lollrnamenl lwo years In
a row. Ahead of him are two
West' Los An&ele• bowlers,
loader Dale Glenn and Roland.
Aleunder. '
~OD in the 12.0-man
. tourney js held eacll Monday , nlii\t at t p.m. throogh Sept.
J • 'Die field reaches iht first
<111 polo( lonlghl A I t er
tanllht's round, the tourney
willDe a1t in half.
Tboee remaining 80 shooters
wUJ C01JUnue bowllng until
after 31 cames, when It wll1 be
~ to 18. Four will remain alter· the 52-game ct.It.
.J Tllf eventual winner plays
. qie ,"l:lm>er of a almilar tourna·
ment be1na held at San Fran-
. ciseo•1 L&L Castle Lanes. ~ ··Keift was red hot last Mon-
day, recording a sizzling 89S
1block to move tO thlrd place.
j.}{e's only IO plnl off the lead.
t The highest -ding Orl(ICe
,lCoast area entiant ls Fountain
Valley's Dick Bnucb, who
stands 211111. Orange Counly
I bowlers are th.is far taking a
beating lo.the toomameol
?formally, counti ans a r e near the top but at the mo-
mebt only two are in the top
JS-Marty Anderson (14th) of Anah4fm and Bob Probert
(loth) ol Garden Grove.
Bland Gets
Hondo Post
Bob Bland, former assistant
coach at Cerrito! Junior
College, has been named head
f coach at Rio Hondo JC in
~Whittier.
The 34-year-<ild f o r m e r
Whittler College player was
head coach at Ma,fair High in
Lakewood for seven years
(120-68) before moving to Cer-
ritos for two seasons.
Former Rio Hondo coach
·Len Craven bas 1tepped down
to become a full time
, counselor at the achoo!, where
·, he was the htad eo1ch 1ince
the school opened in 1966.
Bland was an alk:onference
forward at Whittier in lSM.
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Beach res1dent, is preparing for the first Regional
Special Olympics at. the Coliseum July 25-26. Men-
tally retarded, CarTillo helps Laguna High foolball
coaches with equipment management during foot.
ball seasoo and umplm tltthl League ·baseball
games durtng the summer.
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Skipper in Olympics
Rangers
Tie LA
Champs Sl!MI I J 1 1
By 1'0~1 GORMAN the 25 a n d Sl}yard sprint in and haa walched ll.'1..1-r In ;.~ : ~ ~ I
ot .. D•!lr Pllol ,,,,, · 1 -~ --· swunm ng. action know• th.al F-'-•-·--• ,• '• ', 1
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By GLENN wmTE H rob bl -K ot 111, o.r1y Piiot '"" e P a Y never thought In the county meet held in yeara he'• been umpirlDc the .. .,,,..., MAR•• c1ou•
LOS ANGELES _ Despite that one da y he would be Fullerton May 24, Sklp-r took games. It's not uncommon to P• " PP '"
Par .. ·u ·the I ,.._ "•-1 •1'44 giving away a pair of goals ~cipa ng 10 summer second p aee in the 300-yard see Skipper lo a white ahlrt ~IMH s 11 1 ''
and getting of.f to a disastrous-Olympics. Competition is not. run, third ·in the 50-yard dub and tie, either walklQa or pedo ~=-I 1~ 1! =:
Jy s I 0 w start. the Coast new to him, but the handicap and third ln the sortball throw. dUng on a bicycle to RJddle kDtt 2 ' , 1s
Rangers tied the Yugoslav· of mentaJ retardation made He was competing in the 11-Field or the blcb tchoot field ::';., ~ ~ ~ 1~
American soccer team of San running in the Los Angelts year-olds and over bracket. for the ipb'lted rmtMfJ. y.,,,. 1 • • •
Pedro, 34, Sunday afternoon Collaeum seem just a drwn:' The futett tiJne in the 50 Even tbouch the summer ~fi:''-' l ~ : ~
at sun-baked Rancho Cienega For Skipper Carrillo. a » wu t .I lflCODds. Skjftnltl' bueball=am la t"f. full ·G-9~ w;111 L1 cu1M1 ,_ n.uAlf.
Sladi Y.ar~ld (.a id • h• red the r.-l'""M '°." -·-.a M.f.lllMA ft.I) um. ""' guna res en., IS cove diJtanc:e in 7 .I -... _,...., llWIY •• PT ,.,. TP
ll was the pr•liminary till of dream ha s come true. seconds. Jn the 300, Sklp .... "'S on the hl&h school tract ,,.,..,.,,"', •
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" k Tb·-•-th K ~ almoot ..t .. a .. ..-.&.1 .... _ .. --'•'" ,' ',,• ',' !! ericans vs Gree . llllJL:> to e ennedy 42.6 effort was second to a 38.2 --.u.3 ..... .....,. _., "'""" Mi.111111., -
Americans of New York Na· Foundation, in memory of run. And. his 115-(oot softball bis mother, Allee Canillo, ~= ~ 1
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tional cup finale won by 1be Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., the thrown was third to a 151-foot manning I.he stopwatch. ••' , 1 • 1•
Greeks, l-0. first. Western Regional Special toss. Skipper bat one inore month ~r1 ~ ! ; l!
Coach Brian McCauglley'1 Olympics will be sta~ed in the "You have a 30-year-old to reach his peat. Come July l.K1' • s i 1J •· 1 yin 1 · Collse J 1 25 26 _.. , 1..--. --,... .,,.0 be wurM11•n•1t t>11 n.o.ngers, p a g on y m· um u Y an • man wuo s IUC'ICping up with w ......_.._..,,. ..,og "'~-" ' 21 ,, s.1
frequenUy since bagging the More than 250 Orange Coun· hJgh school kids," Wtlli aaid. holding the ltopwatch. And the ~= 4
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Pacific League cbampionahlp ty "Olympians" will make the ••He's in pretty pod shape." tnct he'll cover will be like Ml""' 4 i t 1 32
in May, fell behind Z_. the first relatively abort lrip to the Skipper is not alone in bil none other he'• co v tr t d ~== ! 1
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half. The Yugoslavs got their Coliseum for the meet, which abilities on the tract. 0 ot the before. 1111d 3 1 • 12
first tally after five minute! is open to any 6tate west of boys that were 14. 15 and older Altboqh handicapped by ~kk ~ ; : !
when three Ranger derenders the Mississippi River . The ex· at the county meet, maybe 15 mental retardation •Ince birth. SANTA ANA LEAGUE
eolllded, allowing the offensive peeled total turnout is 1,500. percent of them could go out Skipper's athletic history hu H1WP01tT HA1t1011 C"''
man to get through and pump The man organizing the for any hlgll tchool track team reached a mqrrltudt few ~an Hi..-... ~ P2~ '1~ T~
in his score. county participants ls Collie and Q'lake it. And aome of the top. ;:::======;==~I
The second perfeclo came 15 Wells, Fullerton Parks and younger children are more At one LI.me, competing In O
minutes later on a clean shot . Recreation director. •'Tb e than capable of running on a the Los Angles Colllseum L CAL However, the Rangers got theory behind this meet is to jbnior high team," Wtlla 1ald. seemed a· far wav off. When H• •tfi•r ,. • .,..,,,,.r till• v•u
back to previous form by the show that the idea ol a men· Although Skipper can• t Skipper Carrillo cuts the tape ,....,, .... ,ry 41y, •bo11t wh1t'1
second half aod c 1 e a r I y tally retarded child must also participate· in intencbolutic at the finlah Une, his drum t•l"I •• i11 flt• 6r1•t•r Ol-1
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be
~ . all ded all Ill be allty c. ... t th111 tftti DAILY PILOT.
outpl ayed the first division t1 .. ys.ic Y retar is sports, he's doing the ne:rt1....:w==.::'..:"!!'.""-·----.i-...;--------'J
champions of the Greater Los wrong," he said. best thing at Laguna Beach1-
Angeles League. "There are many who have Hlgb School They blasted in three goals never done anything like this Uuring the football seuon.
the first 11 minutes after in· before," Wei.ls said. "We hope he was the ttaloer's right arm
termission. Jim McWUliams to make known to schools that man seeing to a thousand and
pas.ted to Owen Gorman who physical education is very irn· one behind-the«ene tasks.
in tum found Hank Rulher and portant to mentally retarded And when the Friday night
tht latter cranked in the children. There's no need to be games rolled alone. he was the
Ra!lgen ' first goal. physically retarded." anchor man on the chain png.
S ix ty seconds later Lelf "And Skipper ls a fine es:· His yelling revealed b(1
Werneld passed to Alfredo ample. We're almost the same partiality, but the omciall
Maran and Maran found the age, but he's in a lot better didn't seem to mind.
range to tie the score. Then shape than 1 am. He can run His dedicaiion was just as
the Rangers went ahead on the 50-yard dash in 7.2, whlcb strong during the basketball
Wemeld's 25-yarder afte r is faster than me." and baseb1ll seasons. going
some classy ball handling There will be six events in with the teams on all the away
passed the ball to t h e the Olympics, with different games, helplng teep track ol.
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L But then the defense again include tht 50-yard dash, 3oo-Baseball la Skipper's fll'lt
• let down with 25 minutes to yard run, the standing long love. Anyme who'• aeen a Lit-~ go. No one attempted to stop jum p, the softball throw, and Ue League or Babe Ruth game
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New York 39 32 .549 8
Pittsburgh SB 37 .507 I I
SL Louil 35 40 .467 14
Philadelphia 32 :19 .451 15
MonlN!sl 10 52 .m 27*
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Los Angeles 43 29 .m
AUanta 43 JJ .519 i,;,
'Cincinnati 38 31 .$St 3~~
San Fran . 38 38 .514 6
llowton :19 SB .SOI 811
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BOfitOO 43 31 .581 11
Detroit 39 32 .549 131..it
Washington 38 39 .494 17'11
New York 36 42 .462 20
Cleveland 29 44 · .397 14\.ii
West Division
Oakland 40 10 .67t
Minnesota 40 33 .543 11\
SeatUe 34 39 .466 7'h
Chicago II 40 .437 I \\
Kansas City • 43 .411 ll'h
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preventea Ward's P i r a t e s
from sWeeplng a doubleheader
in -.the Meropolitan Baseball
League Sunday by blastlng the
Pirates, 15-1, at the OCC dia·
mood. The Pirates bombed
Cal State Fulle.r:too, 11·1, in
the first .game,
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110 Soni< --(H C~I 116
"(ioJden Wea\, playing \µIder
tho name of the Embee
Falcons, was _paced by right
fielder M~o PJMs. who drill·
ea 1'1Ve1 hils 'in six at-bats.
drove in two • runs, scored
three times, and stole three
bases.
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Firs! Futur11v (1 Kt~l
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::: open In the third by collecting
116 •a triple, a double, two singles;
a~d two w~lks. in·scorfni five
runs.
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o•d• 1nd uo in Grade AA Ml!ll>I. Purw
\1900. 111 'Mle Pirates filled to score
::: unUI the la.st nilling as Falcon
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Oalld• Moolah Mr. ~ Ch.ftr~ 1 (W1tsoo)
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0 1 frames. · '" no Jn the first gam~ of the 113 twinbilJ,. the Pirates wert aid-
ed by the wildness of Hustler
pilchffi&. The Hustlers gave up
six walks and three wild
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were limited to only two hits
in seeing its record awindled.
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Shubin walked. stole second
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toque-twisting score for the
Bnchtian '!!'<rilltY p h •y
makei 1lllWiial dernancll on
I b I 1 herelolore llOIH}'ljcal
c.Qmpany, ahd tM stretch is
')0('81icSDa.IJy C~aL However,
1 l"l&h '°9Pe: poWtffuJ voices in
the ~ singing roles, the en<t ~ · l.s a atroog, well slruc:· 'luftd productlon.
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' •how · leans:· toward't operaUc ~ . ' ' . pre:sentl:UOnj. wUh 'the down
center-portion of tllt """
lluult stage belnc •Wiled to
lh e Mlest eotent. Miliicauy,
lhe plly r<acha Ill cllmas al
t b e rlole of the leCCIDd act
when t b e entire cut bean
down vocally upoa the au-
dience to pound home its
pungeot point.
Set in Landon'• seamy Sobo
dlalrid a hall «!>l!liY ....
"Three,penn1 aper."
episocllcallx lollow1_ I b c lortuaeJof111 .~
hero, MacHealb, u •be at-
tempts 1 to remain one ltep
ahead of lbe ..... while Ille
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do him in.,.: •
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ancient .... 6D ll•n's nlckn1111e
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by •blow 61 Scottl1ta
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-ibe looUlpq. Jtnetwalbr'o Ille. 11n1 ...... at lhe ~
EJolne BuUtoo aa • Illa •Well drilled under I he Moulloo Play-will beo a .-,_ illlde 11 •<Po!:e« P'<IM -of J-de ...., ........... ~ ~ c 11 ti "'J . Illa• ~ ibe ensemble ...... .::tJo;;I ,,:' .,;;;:;;:i;.;.,~
Bauotoa II Ide \o th llrrotrinf the · pnc memhen -dates ud P<OCllcllri: fll>1l!eally and dr-!Qlly .... ibe r..t 1111>1 d1llrt<t ,trll '1ailer' the ... ao&edule, .....
-.'jual lhe n,bl ·bleiid of .. esc e p ti on ally well -wW run f« two ·-==~-~~ ... ~._:_~Yidel' Emmel'.... -of llne, allowlnc ... , . . -",J>Uft .....,.. ,_.r Ill -dltloaal pcoducllom to be ,,...... to watch. beth· the mood ud Ille flal'O< llaBt<f during Ille regular . Tiie leOtber limp of Cpol of the ·~ o1um. subecrtpllaa •aeries ~· .. Piii, to µ... fest by "lbe o-.tdtol .~ of the 'lbe•llnt o11ertai la the new
Woll!'• .......... ~.and ·---to fie.the Inability. Ilg IUl lbeol<rwill be Robert ' ~n.PJ!~~-of'~llnt.....irva~. of man to learn from hll Alldenon'• "I Never Sang for
m r~ q K mlltali:OI ud hll,~~!R~~ 1fy Filher." Slqed by the
Equally lmpftlllve II James mertlal to -• w~ arllllic ••-~-John Bases, ailn& a few )'e01I and Mack II la lll«bl from the In,. -· ~~~.
• few pouadl to plaJ the bel· but .-Ills ...-for . •
pn' klil(. Tbelt lamilJ -to aJow blm don --l!lllllber with Illa Baabtoo ii and twice be II betrayed "1
..,. of the lbow'• IJIUlical lhe lat.r remorllful Jeaey,
hllbllgbts. la the closing mammt, "''-II• lleatb Park slva a fine ac-have a . .,._i satire Cll 111e1•
count of lhe wuk-wllled pollee thelt.r itaell u a -commissJoner, 1'hlle Sandy arrivt1 just in lime to llft Ne 0.. ........ 16 A .. I .....
~ -the ..... of a Mack'• neck from Ille -. llrief ..ie u hll daught.r with The plaJ apts I« a ha~ • . ~~ llA11 11 .11
~::a ~ci!t..._P IO•IT•lll
-.perb eomil: pmfomllnce '"'lbe 'Ibreepemi'J Opera" -.i,.,. ·' ESSY
tnn. . bis role as tbe Jittery wW be st.pd w • t k e • 4 1 =" .PERSSON 1
begpr, and lalu .. the lhn>ugh July and pouibly
!plllll'I ........,,... 1-r al lhe Tblnl Step
Lm ellectlve music.Uy but Tbealtt, llZ'I Newport Blvd. la
. C(edilablo .. Ille ........ downtown Colla 1i1 ....
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$178.oO Mo.
Jolal ' Bedrm.
College P1rk
' No quallflnl anyone can .aasume exi1Un1 low in-
taut 5.liit;l> loan with
all buJlt·hl kitchen, dou-
ble garage, farced air
beat, block wall fence,
'brlck tlreplace, cul-de·
eilc lot with fruit trtts
galore. You can't m1sa. Call today,
Distinctive
Newport Heights
2 Bedrm
Dining room and fire-
place. A doll house on
corner R-2 Jot -alley
access, completely rede--
corated. new root, be.th,
big kitchen, wall/wall
shag carptl Assume
$164.00 monUl. Hun'Y en
this one!
Big Five
3 11ec1r-ONE BLOCK C...._..le Close In ' BEAUTIFUL LOAN "' LN ·1 ~ 3'ba. din ,.. 'GOURMET CH ll l'S ~ LINDA ISLE TO OCEAN 0~7&950 •"" , 1 the .BE:.\UTIFUL HOME •nd P'.t1o, lwjli """· btt-1n1. ""at your et-. evenwh<n + fanilly IA YFRONT uou dOl'I" _ _. ~ .. :. •• the ~-~· ·_; -·~ '....!t"""' ,s..1ne t"" • bodq><>m .... . ,,_, i.._ m.5tl0. ""1614 ••••Y brinp """" the .,..
S -r•t• Guelt Suitt "' ~ ... "" 1U .,......, ., •• ...., .w,Q. #¥"" '11w , .. .., 1talr-cued home with 1ta e-ed. Walk to Five
v.!';;i: and ,.ady. Nowport UM-IM1 -· ~ HOME' VIEW property on land you room • el,...Uy carpoted toe tl•kl!ni pl"'h ...,,.t l,laaa Verde · 1110 c;:;;;. or Don the S.ach-
'•hts 0 uJet cul4<-•~ y " ~-•t I to OWN. WaDr ten feet t.nd o>M wood !looh baa been NEAR THE BEA.OJ 11 le-cober rtiax with a •troll He16 arta, .,.. .. H·"-•·• •.···-· n•·i Re-ou can move .-..., n . _ .... _l--' -ntly ..... _,, . ..~UME ~· loan • ••-• t h"'·-.,.._ .. ,_.~ ... . .. ,_ 1.. ........... .-. will be touch'-t,h• ...,..._C\I ·~..-"""' uu· lie•"-. Excellent 5" ....... ~ ~lOI en • .. 1.-.... ocean blufL Thl5 sac . .,..,..e roo ...__..._.. .......,.'":ic· ,, .. -...,...,,..,_ __ ... WY' }OVe.., new........., ~""' .... -a Bo•omnn BUIL:I' ... ,. .-.-->"' n..1.1...a ... .u 4 •~--• u~ ... ~ brl k •-pla .... .....3.. ,,._... -•• _ ..... ,, ..,.,,. •'-· -... •• In -·OD ""ur -v to U. e.. &;or1o .... "\ ..... • loan • ...1 quick ,.,......, __ r~\uwnCJUa ~""''" n........ av•nUe .. m b -~-
::r ki~cbe';~thee.n :; :; N~~e~T.·1~ JIUI;;·~. ble IW'f.nire:~1Wttb lt.'l KITOlEN wrrH ASH wrmblrrTRouBUiOMi: 'borrl& ,_. IC!hoola ~ etVf ~"l':t1otvalue .f14,900':6 ....
Ins. Pool silt: )'U'd. Spufd. ~Ubn wlth lte aq. tt. Beautifully decorated & •view, Uvin&: ?OOm 'Oftf'o CABINETS, bteakla.st bar, QUAUFYING!!. Entertain coune. ~t kitchen. Hal Plnchln & AIMC.
q: condition. Onb $3l. 150. • buemtnt., Ne.eek a UtUe tqitnsiYely la,.,....pPd looks patio area. Add S ~ area and separate in its FORMAL DINING family room, frpk, 2 3000 E Coast Hwy 67$..a92
• ~·--•-but ~'" t 5 •-•---4u. -..... bt.tba. &nd you have found aervlce porch. Uve in com-ROOlf' Or ltt"""le & relax covemt pa.tlos, sprinkler ' · · ••~·~·& • "'Y a ................... "11 -u• )"OW! ctr.al beach bQme. fort and &bop only two blocka in the · lara:e ~Ued atep l)'lte.m, S fruit trttt amicbt Country Atmosphtre
this price. of ${2,500. Spadous11!!"'1"000 room. _?few' ocl""'ve ·llltiJw.~Tot&J a*'>' a~ ll. 11th Street Shop-down ltool.t'ioua FAM.ll.Y lovely landscapirc. Priced near the ocean. Desl&ned for
COWGE PAIK w., price o1 $44.SOO. ping Center. R-2 LOT· ADD ROOM with fireplace oa to i!ll at $26,:500 by owt\er. family with children, this 3
llAUTY c.n John Abell;,~ ...,.. ...-:: WE 'SEtL A H'-"'u.li ANOTHER UN1T LATER. the ~-like rear i.'.rden 54l)..3M2 BR" den borne ii a "must
Brand MW carpet, paint • nc:S, .,, ... ,_ EVERY '31 MtNUT'es area wtth block wall• All OWNER, 3 BR 2 bath,, itee" at $42,500, Bullt on
tile. Room ·for ~t er w I k & L the water's IQft but ' t be carpets/drapes, trplc, elec-large let • yoU own tbe Wid.
....,.,., Built-Ina la ldtdi· a ·er ee opriak1ing •Yll•.;_ front A tric ]>le.Ina, 125,!00, !598 LEIGHTON LINDEN RLTY
en. 3 large bedrooma. Of-rear! nm.EE ~US Myrtl~. 56-6446 642-Tlfl or mom fered for the t1rit !'r!te
bi'8 yee.rs at $27,000. Tlle !1!>.13 Wntclllf Dr. BATHS! O>eerful •nd ht 5 BllR, 3 b&. Republic home HARO TO FINE --5a1 N ~·~ .. loon MS-nu . • n-n EYt•. ALL ELECTRlC KITCHEN! .. A _ ...... nd. b -·-........ 16 7'C> .l'nA ' y.-Act NOW to TAKE OVER uca\hu."' 00 y .,_,.,., But 'NOrth the ellortl
, 1/3 A'cu FANTASTIC 2201.W THIS$26.200 FHA loan. 56--0684. DiO Phalarope Broadmoor Home•
Quiet end of bul-de·aac, 4 • 1"' . "'""'na• Call 646-1000 WE SELL A HOME h 1200 4 Bc!rms., 211 bath> $65,ll(ll bedroom bo,auty. "Giant IAY. .... OCEAN· VIEW $21,900 EVERY 31 MINUTES Newj>Ort BHc Delancy RHI E•l•lo 37x26 foot eunk, en living ))om, most oi tbe rqoma ill s A DAISY' -E r"'AA ... Hwv ...... U' =: ;~es=.11~;:. · • ttdl •BR. 2 Ba. home. A ~!,:. ~:;n~ab!1~0; Walker & Lee 'FR!!Hae~dy For You -• ~770~ ... ~-
room. )I..,. moro ........ john m .. cnab ~~~.-.d···~·· ~· ~--'with 3 ""'°"""· 2 3 Bdmu,, 211 ba. Invned. ••7""" P ._......., nn.. .,. ... ,. .,.. ..... tr ...... uc 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adami ...... Vt • --~ -,........,. rm. Owner ~. u leav-baths in a terrific area sur-545-9491 poueu. ..u..u at& ....,........,.
l'UIDOM -PIACI ASSUME Ing atta. 1$3,!«I, rounded by developmenb A tm buy • Sl!,900. tOYI Waltf:r Haue that ranie in price from Open 'tll 9 PM BOYD REAL TY BUllDER'S REPO
"P'or A Wile Buy''
Colesworthy & Co.
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Have FREEDOM to enjoy EXISnNG LOAN Sl5.000 to $39,000, O o.e to 3629 E. C:OO..t Hlway, CdM $980 DOWN you• yan1 1n the PEACE AT 71/zo/o a.,.;,.. South Coast Plau, Catholic BIG HVf 675-5930
and it'• )'OUl'll. Almost and privacy afforded by .::hool and Church, and 1~ 200 Steps To &.ach
anyoneCl.Jlqualify,Irn-the 7;s• block 'walls en-BeautituJ.new,Westclltt.f'bed--cal elementary;-junior and EASTSIDE Costa Meu... S Beautlful 3 bedroom 2 bath
TREMENDOUS
Ocea.n • channel view. Juat
o11 Ocean mw. 3 BR. 2 bl..
Secluded polio. $62,500.
Or•np Coest Property
332 MaT'(Uerlte ~
ma:llate possession. Ex-tire1y surrcundirut tht• room. 3 bath' home. HUit' hl&:h achoola, Purchase with bdrm 4 bath luxury bame dttp Iha& 1 VIEW
cdlelll area. Features property, You'll LOVE the family room Witti ~ c.ww.I, a.le• & Co. low down on new mA loan, with 2GSQ sq ft. Heated a: bome,ed b carpe~ Two adjointrc view Rrl kl~
• -famous a:arden kitchen A I: walk·,ta 'bar; fotina.i ·ttm. S50 u-rt £enter Dr. or IL8SUlTle existi.ila low in-filtemt ......1 wtth automatic expos eam ce auch u : open ~ n,rden bath 3 ,. __ plu. , •---·-'"'t.......... ·--.-...,o,o .,....... throughout, 3 landscaped pa· nr. Ocean Blvd. Larae trttt; ctllln&', w/w carpeting, aen and !amll;0~. tnc rooDl,~llallJUU.<" LI "IKU Newport hKh, C•lif. terest FHA Joan and -JIOOl l\lr't'l!IP ii: automatic cl~ tlos. fireplace all built-in older house can bt sum.mu
Hrtplace, completely Looks like '5(),000 Priced with breakfast -$82~ 13M700 ~1430 ptr month pays all . rinator, Relax & enjoy this kitchen. d 9 u ~ ( e praee. rented.
built-in kitchen. F'UlL at onlY fjU,9M &nil )'ou ~Shored""",, 1138 ..... t1 .. .W: • WE SELL A HOMES modem wa.y to live. $32,500. 60-34al CHESHlRE REAL ESTATE
PRICE ONLY $24.500. own .the l&n4. lli," -· ~--Hone Country WEVERY 31 M&INUTE $47,500 • fi'l>.2503 •
BE QUICK! .lssu111 iv. LOAN -Back B•y a Iker ·lee Cul Je-Sac BY OWNER ., ....... 2 bath.
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COATI 4 bedroom Mea de! Mar (714) 642-1235 Keep your wil• and -Newport -U 2 fueplace "°"" w-& beauty. Hup family room 901 Dovftl OrM, SI.lite at horse happy • dver Iii acre ~ Westdiff Dr. If view at China ~ Dlb.
tee _.......,. .. , fer:ioed ·~ ""·l"''' c nes n Upper .... ,....... ""l""" ' 4 bedroom 3bath,1Sx125' lot. 538-2691. II no ana. call
REALTORS N ,..... ""' Sq . .Neat and clean 3 bed-Victorl• WAL.LACE with raised tlreplace acrv-N--i h tied t N--646-77ll n.... .. Eves Lot + Back ~ view. New garage, patio ~ '65,«KI.
ew autitd• pain• $3 .-TRADE YOU "HOME room doll howoe. Pl••IY of MHA \IElll\E BUY room far boat & trail<r. _.....-_______ t
'convenient to Newport 546-4141-•IXll·Ul'Pli" ~'f''Of 'baw m u c h valuebere!OH!apat$34.950, U IUlll 646.1111 Delt&Real Estate 646-«lC e OCEANVIEW •
Frw'J. Back Bay, la.ra;e (Open Ewn.. Cbannlng Newport H,lghl£ eQWtJ m have; on ttrlJ Seller aaya: He will carry 4 i~-II BY OWNER 9 mos. old Lusk 3 BR. 2i,i
deep lot priced to aell at 11-:::;;;;;;;;ij I ;s block trom ClUt Drive, 1uper.,~tt.)t with wbxJ.. a b!g chunk -If you want "UJl.e bdrms, opened •ny me Cbarml111 ocean front home BA .home. Crpts, bltna, den, l28.500. OWner II.YB iub. 3 Bed.roOtm, family room tna: at&~ tffdiiW to ~ a tOan '!' Won't lut. Call beamed family I'OQCJI & on M lot. 3 bed rms + dining nn, 2 lrplca. Newly
mtt all offen. Call todaY 'ili\d'i·· I . + den. $26,900. MA.....,~-UM-1 Bal-now• kitchen. Built-in relrig· 1 QO/o Down • sewillg rm. Ideal location, lndscpd. By ownu. l4f.Ofll tor appointment to aee. -·-~-m lZ!'-~ · · erator & freezer, tnter---L-•-__ , __ _, . . 5 •DROOMS • ' ,,...; ~ .. lonn.tl din-645.()303 com. a.autilw l•NI· $34, 950 nr ~. ,,...,..,. pat>o, SHORECLIFF 3 BR, 2 BA.
' MISA DEL MAI. in& room with thick shaa s c a p 1 n a: embracing ho in ba "'"'" shag o-ptg throughout. Le Quiet tree lined area by Uie BEA!t\ catp!'tfug~' StunriliW tire-Sharpest me Ck ~ kitchen lw/bll·lns. $67,<KXI. ~Fee simple. Accea1 to 2 Four Bedrms. -2400 sq. ft. Sparkling clean, place, ~ try $5,IXl'.I. Down _ lovely pool. Outsland-area, Owners have mavtd -67l-6990 beaches. Under $50,lm. By CEILING tile electric Jdlche.n. 3 lux· __ _, •-•-~ low Interest ing locat1on cl06e to immediate possession . 3
'ury baths. Encloled boat anu......, Mesa Verde goll btdroom &. Family room. BEACH HIDEAWAY owner.* 6'B""3B81
New Area
$1-3.2.00 Mo.
Cozy ' bdnn Pace.l· ter, upper Mesa Vmie
area, hi.sh.. l&Ddlcapinc,
mstr. IUite' aepan.te
trcm o t h e r bdrma.
$34,95!\' .
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546·>990
This cne's got what It
.takts: built-in&, bill: bed· ~rooms. 2 tiled baths, tamUY room, excellent
Jocii.tron, take over VA
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TO ~IJY.
Vets -
Gel A. Duplex -No Down Pmt.
Th~ two -2 bedroom
'units are al\~1aya rented,
don't wute your elJg:ibl·
llty make an Investment
In units, Income plus tax
' dC'ductlons. This is the
la.st ant left cut cf four
50 hwTy!
On The Bluffs
Ocean View
Barrett ~eaHy
preHnts
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BUILDING SITE for 8 to
10 units in O>unty Back
Bay area. 2 small rental
uniblatp~
l&eri Weatcllft Dr, NB 6GS200
LARGE POOL
View o( lht bill& from thla
custom built gpadoua 3 bd-
rm, 21,i baths, family room
homt .. ~.950.
JEAN SMITH
REALTOR
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and· frailer space. '$37,950: Gmt~~ Aakl.na' $35.,500. ~ coune. JWit $42,500 for Beautiful covered patio ·In-F eaturina:; seclusiori; steps TOP VALUE IN CDM
WE SELL A.HOME this btauty. tercom thruoir.: -Pool size from ocean; quitt, private Clean 2 BR wide R-2 Jot
EVERY 211 MINUTES ~ tffw Listing ~ COATS yanl. ~~3~~~71:.urn· ~~or:~·~;
Walker & lee i:._1~1.~": ~ wAL'Uci 1~:.~~:.is~ ~~'?~.Perm.vbw
.,...,..,..,..,...., .... 1 ""2 -• lowly Wie 3 A family REAL TORS OWNER'S NEW 4 BR. Realtor 673-:mD
OUTSTANDING ""'455 or~"' room In the popular, M"8 --54166-4-4141-546•2313 • &46•7171 -View Home, 3 t..'1, ========I
4 bdrm custom built'WeatcllH Open Eves. Verde Highlands; area. Room tc>p.w Ewtnings) lh· nn, din nn. !am rm.
home wt.th del.J#ul pooi A 21,.\ ACRES for boat, trailer or camper. I~~~~~""!"'""!"'!" ONE BR Cottage .w/gar & bar, lg. kit. 2 trplcs, w/w
patio.1 Arcb.ltect destined &: Spanilh gplit • leftl home. Hu an existllle 5% % FHA SAVE $4,300. Builder' a Model ~ for business. $14,500 a'Jlt&: drps, yard I: many
built •this olle ~ himtelt Pool, avocado ~ OJ(. Joan. N~ u.rptb, ntW Home Sale. Once tn a TWO BR home A den. Jarp extrM: 6.9 f i n a n c I n 1.
You'll love1tt for hones, View af NeWport. block fencing A extra ahaIJI. lifetime savlnp on tine lot. Garage + wotkahop. _...._"""'====~=~ Arnold & Fre11d Catalina, San a ........ Alldng$26,.,., out.tandlngOceanw'ood R.2 roaed.SJB,800 •DUPLEX$31,500e
itb Sf. $19,500. se:U or exchange tJJt ~ S.CS-5110 homes. Thtsc uniquely plan-THREE BR home 1 % baths, Income potential $4200. 1 Blk. Reali: E. 1 ;• ~l'l55 Newport Home, CnwdlwMlhllhl) ned homes feature "outdoor near shopping. $20,?SO to ocean It bay. 3nl W, Bal-..,..,.., ............. !!!!!!!!!!''.I OUEGE REALTY nvtog Indoors." Feel .. ilie Will .. McCarille, Rllrs. boa Blvd., N.B, "2·1212
Assuine 6"/~·' G ..• ' ·REIJ llllfEI •llOO-•-.cll ...... -... In room a!!tt_ 1810 N•wport Blvd., C.M. own/bla.
$3,00D DOWN• ! R E A L. T y room Ill .11.lding Claa door'S 548-7129 anytime J'"BD"'RM='w"a"tertn>=::nt:::,-;No:oc-. "°62, 4 ·BEDROOMS °""' to patioe, gani"'5 & ASSUME 5,.,,-Balboa eov.,,. I 60' 0 0 O. 4 BR, 2 BA, ballt·ln elec 2025 W. Bnlboa mvd., N.8. cutdoor-living rooms. Uve ~,. Would trade far acreqe or
kltch<n, Ill. !amily ""· with Call Anytime 675-6000 No Down VA 00 the whole lot Lux· LOAN . apt., 548-T171
frpl. Sunkel!. living roopl, (ftMlll on MAR 'lbll la. quality borne w:ltb urlously appointed. Totally Cutest 2 BR. home on qui.et IMMEDIATE possession
btam celling .. i ·car gar, 21ii V1NftA cement driveway .i shake landacaptd. These 3 to S Br street. Hdwd !n., ahade Lovtly 2 BR 2 ba. t. Pool,
yrs aid. MoVe right In, root Only 3 yeara old. Sell-b3mes are the home buy CJ1-treet, R4 Jot ap ' HARRY A,, BOGGS Steps to beach 4 BR 3 bath er wDJ.pay all b!G'u'• ch»-tbeda.Y. Priceafrom$36,950 FORTJN, REALTOR Terms · $21,lSO. Act.
JtWty 96U631 borne bl the 200 block. Ask. ina: costs It will dve )'OU to $H,9SO. FHA-VA & Cocv. 11Ql-A Westclill Drive 1_646-0132==-;;-==-.,=• THIS IS ITI , lne 141.0Xl. Call hr appoint· · $100 lo move llnanclng. Located on Newport Beach 1 ""5000 MOBILE HOME llll,000
ment 54CM6J1 Magnolia just north • of PALOS VERDE Bayfront en Peninsula · ~ BEDRM_ ... ~ 1860 Newport Blvd., CM ~952l or Atlanta tn Hant in g ton PENINSULA CONDO ~. lm=3226 s;::m~~:n paontio ~:ttr;; mtr. 646-39'28 Eve. W.l&.55 J K NelchOIS Beach. Phnnt: t 11 c > Sale ·or w option. t.ra: 3 BR. 1 BR. 3 Summer Mo.
r""' BBQ. , baths. Seclud· · Lach·e· nmy.er e e 546-435! , BA. panld ..... xtra "' 541-2152 cd rear living room. Family Mesa Del Mar muter BR. 2 patios. Xtra room_ Buil t-ins. 541-1720 -RHltor ltorage. Pool. c I u b b 1 e • Newport Heights 1210
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor ---.-;;;o;---jliOiiiii ... -ilil ... ~~I L-Interest Loan cbild'• play ynl. $35,900.
Lido 1110 1351 -.,.-----TIRED O'
OLDER HOMES?
See thl& 6 yr. old tamlly borne
w/4 bdnna., conv. den & din.
~ room. Call lot app'l
Walker Rily. 675-5200
LIDO BUYI
Neat le clean 3 bdrm, I ti.th
home. Vacant • immediate
occupe.hcy. $44,500
LIDO REAL TY INC.
3400 Via Lldo 61.J.M30
BAYFRONT Hamt + In-
come, finest beach )oc.
Ntwly fumi&hed. Sale or
gummer nrital&. Xlnt tine
owner w/ carry. ~.
67>-0305
Huntington .~ch 1400
Dick Lewis
1027 W. Bay Ave.
Bel boo ,4 BR TWO ON LOT i:'.~ ':.':fy 0$:%,'';::,5~ awnu. 12131 """7391 ;:1::ie•t:n~ ~ 11.,,."-"E,,.,.:7!,.h., .• eo.,.•t,.•,,M.,•."'..,1 PENINSULA POINT Meredith Gerdens EAS'I'SIDE. Newer 3 bdrms Beautlfully kept 3 bedroom J BDRM •• $20,950
"old, professionally land-UNBELIEVABLEf-· Best buy .in ~a. Attr. S Bt. $4,000 Down &: older 2 bdnn, detached 2 2 bath hmc. Superbly locat·
KINGS P~.
Chartninr hoUSt -In prestige
loc11.Uon. 2 B<lnns., frplc.
HW floors. Large ynrd &
covered patio. A bartain at
$26,5tl0.
You al"t tht winner ol
2 tickets to the scaped yard and paUo, NEWPORT HGTS _ homt on 50 fl. lot; Can'I Split Jevel, moW: right tn. car garage I: workshop. Ex.· ed to all schools, churches Can 8Slume $15:ooo. 5%. %
Inside find an all elec-$ 9 500 beat thls at $42,500. Fonnal dining rm, family terlor recenQy painted. and magnilicent Soulh Coast FHA loan. Owner' will carry
·tric island kitchen with 1 ' Balboe Real Estate CO. nn. 3 bath, 3 car garage, Only $29,950 Plaza. Call now! 2nd TD-submit down. Near
rich walnut cabinet&. Largroom' t""'or ,,..,""",'. ;.._~~ully ll?! 700 E. BaJboe Blvd .. Balboa over 2800 1111. ft. 645 0303 shopping. Co&ta 1.1esa.·Npt.
FIREWORKS
SPECTACULAR
~/ft t~or:}:mi;. ~~ ingroom _ band= f~ e 67Ml40 e . HARRY A. BOGGS • Realty 646-9666, 642-2'll.l
cations and ii absolutely place. Spacious bedrooms. ---~----,.1 Realty 962-663? Nurstry School
6) ~ at the
ANAHEIM
STADIUM
on July 41h beautiful. It's a mW1l see! S4G-I?20 Morning Sun . • • * PRICE REDUCED PO'I'ENTIAL. l BR 2 b&lh
Full price $39,MIO. TARBELL 2955 Herbor Twinkling Lights $2500_ 4 BR + evtra unfin, home, comer Jot, 130x180'
Rt:A lfY
Near Npt. Poet Ok. 646-2{14
DUPLEX 4 yn old. 2 BR
each. Bullt·lna, crpts, drps.
$32.500 Owner. 6' 6· 2s10.
Pr1nctpal1 only.
Pltase call ~. ext. 329
between. 9 and 1 pm to claim
your tidrtts. (N'orth County
toll-f:rtt numbtr is 540-1220) Wow!
51h% Interest
0 A Hiii Ivan Wells' new VIE'l/ homes bonus rm, 2 be.. cptl/d:rps. * 642-1771 Anytime * all fenced. ca.I Uor details. High n facing Bay in Dover Shorts. frplc. ,tiew ~int in I: out.1';z::Z:::::;z::=:=:Ei I
Look '"' on ""' world from 5 mndet• to'"°'" -.. Fann ""'" kltch., blt-tna.1• -=s"'E"'L""L.-or-=T1lA="'D"E--Bania lttalty this 4 bdrm home with den, It 5 lxinns. Models open daily LC" cov, patio. Now only Distinctive AClclrn1f 64U560
:'.;%.""'m & • pool for ~ l~~":;;°;;,64~. ~~-VA or FHAS...... =~:'.!!":"'..!\".. Horse Ranch Coot• -EXECUTIVES
AmNTION DAVIDSON Realty FIEDf Someone will be For DaUy Pilot Want Ad& patio tor entertalnln&. 2 BR 1 bath home, earaae.'\;;~~~~;;;;;;;~· l;;;l;;;OO ~u:~11=l~~~ 11=-======"""===·=515-=51=":.::='"="'""===""=='l=Dbl==..,...,.==-=Dbl===..,...,.=='=·==·=l\ESUL==TS=-~~:e':~~ Partc ~yard. FHA , Res· a· le Weatcliff l 230 Most beautiful home in Hunt·
A JOY TO SHOW bWton Beach. 18x36' custom
cut any r;econdary fin-GeMral 1000General 1000 O.ner•I 1000 homes l cloee to all .cbool&. Want 4 Bedrooms, 3 Datha, panel· pool in park-like yard. Lara:-
ed Mn _ breakfast rm. Jn. ell lot in am, Home bullt
S21S/mo PllYI all. 3 BR 2 sU\altd thnlout. lowJ1 Pl"" around exquisite 1.trlwn, anclng, It! four bed--------2 available startlqi at 3 BR i bath home on an g.
•room.!;, 2 be.th&, best Cos-$32,500 FHA or VA terma. tra ~e lot, Can,add'cub.
ta i1esa area. bullt·in Padfic Shores Realty • 1860 Newport Blvd., CM baths, iarp fam1ly room. beamed ceilioga, lota ol eX· ~~ ~ den. 81' lot $'1S,5tl0.
kit'h'n plu. much"'°"· C.fi'll~ ,ii,'_ 1Jl'C 4)iQ.9 -Eves,.,._ ltltr, ""'1ll'J8 Eve. 644-lti5S
Your tolal payment In· \:)~ }.'Qt.I ~). (.!:I pq• ~ h country kh~u With eattrw R.. C. GREER. Retlt;y tru including refrigeration
area. NUNleW lnOiftl'.bome U6 v• Lido e9300 Quiet cul-de-sac. Owntt tU--'~--La er · prlncipal a nd intt'rt'Si Solvt tt Simplt Scrambltcl WotdPtw:l«'fora ChueJcle Open Hie Until Soldl C en my
will be less than $180.00 1847 TAHJTI DRIVE
lulty c811>f!ted & drl,p!'d, Ing tau at $46,000.
built • ins & dishwasher. OWNR: 2 bdnnl + den, 1p MUTUAL REAL TY
Near schools. OnlJ S38,t50. kit A llv nn. lovel,y p.rden ._1411 nytl
month. -0 R IMte of th9 LoYely 1arp MeiJ Verde 1---==-,-,==--
1:."::'mblld '!orc11 be-. · ~ Colon!sl home - s bl&: bdrmt
CALL 540-1151 Herltap Rial ' w/llttle maint. SAl,500. ean 1 _,_,-= .. =~·,...,~='"°=---
GAS LIGHT Ertat• Copen ev••l ..., a. -646-8181 *CREAM PUFF*
t If you'rt con1Jd.rlng
Hllfng you r home,
cell today for f r e •
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J matlon on our four
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OltAHGI COUNTY
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m 1. 17'h "· dfd 44M
low IO foiift four slmpl• word&. / ~ • , A PCJOI. Complete ftdecon.t..
I KY D LI N I I~ in progrell6. lmmtdiate
bat O:>ata Mesa. Walk to ~~~~~-"!'""'" Aaume th1I '%." IBA loAn. achoOla. 3 l..re. BR'a, 2 be., REPUBLIC Jtome, I 1n0& University Parlt 1237 $lSO mo Pm. 4 BR, 2 BA, t I I I' I I -r_......... -~·wt::::""'·
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family room. Full price old. 2 story, 4 BR. 3 BA, HARD TO FINDI lam rm_ F.P., F.A., dnpn.,
$33.COJ. !am rm., r cat garage_ 2 BR. 2 ..... A __ ..._ DA--new crpta. B\lilt-in ranae A.
CORBI •• u•RTIN 'Mea. Verde Cor Jot~, $43.500. ·..._ 1.,.. ... ..,u.se. -d'·~-Ou d ~ By OMM!r. 546-4C.5 tJfuUy dl':corated. Shows ovtn; ,...,,.,, t oor Bar-
Rnltore pride of ownership. 126.950 fl.Que en eov patk>. Cor. lot
S036 E. Cout Hwy., CdM A$UME Joan.Qk. poa, 5 • R4d Hill Reatty w/ boat gate. N'lcely la.rid-
• 61S-1662 • bdr, 3 ba, cr,ta, drpl, ·--. .... _ Dr 1 ,__ ICBped; Orange trees. $l6,l50 .' I I I r
lc 1i'Ar"r1 I An ldlen Evety morning he
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-SClAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASslFICATION 9900
No Down GI land9c lenced, rtnt while la ~ ..,.......,.r-·• rvu,. By Owner. 8tl-l656
NEW HOMES escrow. 961 P•u-kart ao •. ~OPEN~~·~·~..11~4~. ~PM~,!mcrll~~ \~~~=-::~:r:iiiiiOil
Eulllde Co.ta lllaa 54M3S8 !utltluff 1242 LOST IN SPACE I
t bdrm + lamlly room. $183 $28,850. Only 1 lett1 3 BR. BY OWNER: &ale's Br, 2 2200 IQ It o! !1erant livlnc
per ""' P&YI ell or f1(A or OPEN DAILY a.. crpls., dl'JMI, elec kil.-ulll ln.mn .. 3 br, 3 ba. "'' in um lp&~IOUI GLEN MAR
O:inven&nal. 2348 8'111'. ~ AYe. cab., 1rg fnod yrd 4 patio. Bay-View, wk!e sreenbelt. wtlh llx30 den, dttlnrd
$21,950 fBeL 23rd A Sutt& Isabel) Walle to all achh. $Z501,. Steps to pod, CUI. addtna. bWlt·l.nl, lnttToom l mueh
RAND RL TY. 645-1340 ""19llO Eftso 64Ul06 642-1863 or 837~11 Savel W .SOO. Ownr-""'"' Ex..U.nt "' loan• "::l:::lllllZZ=:l::::Z=: oa1Y '29.900• "ANGEL CAKIE" • * BY OWNER-POOi. ·3 BR. c dol Ma 50 PacUlc ""°"' n .. 11> Drud l Butter Uaill Tl'lplu BEACH DUl'LEX crpt.. da'pa, X.UW LR. Low onna r 12 ur.-Ev"'..._
U ml. !rocn So. O>alt Plua. 2 lllch<lor Unl!J main! ynl, $Jll,4SO 3 BR 2 baths, '-living
FilWICtrc ii ~I '32.500 Xlnt Joca.tlon! $29,950 * 646-2895 * room, ell!ct, It I tch en, RARE: Vlll..A PACIFIC
BOYD ltlAL TY 0-.. Wlll lart)oon BY OWNER • Law ,l\*fttl -OJ wtew, 115,000. lllOll I tr, I ba. 211 car gar, ,Id.
X29 E. Cout Jllwa,y, OdN itEJJ..TOR 5~.e\t~ tr& ~1* Sea t.ara, OdJf. ~ , rte •rue. Alim 6!t. ntA
m.5931 m.O!O -613-1564 , low. AD ), l!Mlr~ Ml QllPU!:X, nr. _,., 2 ~ 9Q..1540
DAILY l'lLOT WANT ADS -2 W-,.:1.,. 2 BA. + 1 Bit At.. ta,...fl•---iiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiOI ~RlNQ RESULTS! SOCK rr TO '};Ml OAU.Y Plt.Ol' WANT ADSl lot, privacy. RJtr. 6TJ..7'!10 Happy Birthday BETH
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LIST your property FOR &ale hr owner, tmmed BEACH at door. Ne\ol> -
with -'ldonco 000•1•ul0)'. 3 Br. 2 Ba i.e, badl apt -ai l:tO par
SELL with pl\of9"' Cl Br l2x21). Golf ooune wk. 53t'r25'11 HI& Bdh.
sion•I sklll =cla ~. 1'; lo~ .. ~~ t BR. 3 ba ~ b1e Lido Ilk.
11---..,._.._...,_ ........ -l BR., unlun., w/ l HA.801. \ so or HWY, a BR. ...., oo.a v1ew ..... -..
-pr, "' mitt ....... )lo. sa.llol -1111 Sl50 lie, A61111, .. peta. ..,_ .... I GREENS 1"::!': Bk, ~ ;;p;i, KIA~ liTAfl .. l
JIAa!ILOI\ UNl1J1ll'. 1me>ac 6 -. I 1" old. _;0;.;•;.;W;;.,ll;;;_.,....--.,-11
THROUGH -' ' -.-. Avail Aur. 3 thN Lobor REALT6~r!\.MBER RENTALS ' ea,. Ideal too. f1Wl90.
H ti .. ch/ H°""' Furnlahtd llENTAU
from $110 !Dlmo.m.GnO -... w ....
AW AVAn.ABIE l;W. We WI A1'l'J:!i'l'IO!!
un 1111-• H-U-
Fount•ln V•lley Rentali to Sha,. 20051---------1
Multlpl1 --------Gtnorol -Ll1tln9 Service WORKING airl to share new --------....;=
8 3 bdr furn. home. Fntn Vat. SUS. 2 BR, 1% Ba,
WOODWARD area. 541-6131 until 5. a.r.r Townbowit, w/w, patio, b1t-
REAL ESTATE 7• 968-3182 Ins. clllldftn OK. Bier.
Will share apt W/)'OW'll 534-6980
1 • I 6 I BDRM. N!ZDED BY AUGUIT
llotlOd -., OUJd 0... LARGE BAYVIEW I Br· 6 -0111ore ~ a
Ceotat, Adj. .. -llw -•tud> •. 111 ~ Anm>al. Avail ....S.• -·... .. ... I
2100 ~:.."'.! ~ Har.. Sept. 1. Mlllta. no peta. $290 with. tamnJtt and/or tmaD i
bot" -°""' ..... .... Oft. ).-• ..~ --1142 Ad1m1 Avo. working clrt 23198 Elden $21=0,., NEW==•"Br""", '°J"'Ba:--;Cond=".1
Huntington h•ch Ave.,AptA.CostaMesa w/w, stow, refrlr,
96 •.a di.tiblllrUbtt, avail. D 0 w • i--=2·3~3=--Cosio Meal 2100 Bier. SU.-
660370 .. 1~. 111.~ ... 5 u.c.1. .,... w111 be 1oca 1"1!!11"'1!!1•!1!!1!1•• -.... _ ..... ___ In ._ --I )'rt I
li..c;. 2 BR. bulll ·l n1 , DELUXE Ntw 2 llll qt. Need 1 to 3 8edroam _. ~1-. tu ba. ~--. Doe blt-lno, _,..,.., fllnlllbed •Pla. -• ... ., ... -.... .,.. -.. ... ..... -twio1es. Price ranse suo tD POOL PADI 2 BR "°""' ·-w...i $190 .• BR, 2 .... RIO. W/W, $4,000 Total C'as.h needed to • • ..,_.. · !rplc, chlldttn. pita O.K..
wume 5~% VA loaa for ~~no pet.. $1lO mo. Avail 'l/15. Bllr. ~
Clooe to So. C...t Plaza A "1"~ cola. drpl, On .-..-l1IO per month, ml&ld IO occ. $150/mo. Call 5'8--5019 c&nal, LltUe Bal hi. Boat $30 ~ if uWltle• aN
thlt 4 bedroom home wllh
35' Bluehaven Pool. Lots of
decking with patio. Ca?'P!ts.
Drapes &-Built 11:11. Priced
at $24,900 Full Prict. Pay-
ments of $168 includ~ all.
Other11 to choose from.
aft, 4 PM. ma. dockint priv. No pets er p.\d. PJeue co ntact : 1
-C -3100 UPPER 2 BR, mrtr, elec -Rel ... .,$3!0 mo MT-Huntlnaton Boadl ' Newport Be.ch 2200 nta . blt-bw. doled. 1ar•1 •. )'tty tl)-3328 11.fiw 6 PM to leave in. l 0-WN-c'ER'--will~.;.i.:;; ... c._..:llllOJl'Y= NEWLY dee 2 bdrm witb Adults, "' -ndllCOd Huntl"""" -h 5400 '°""'lion or wrilr: It.
C d l b rent tn t'XCbanp tor llte _ •• _ -··---·-Eugene Gr.Qpr, C • • • I on o rn um om e h"-rooma. 1 ·-fenced .... -t.. .. 1-•-"-· w' t •-'--u t Eastb uff --...... .,.. ., ........ _. _......_. J BEDROOM J ~'111. ea em ._."""' n y • ' I area, overlooking yard. Very quitt. 1 child ok. 4 BR, ··aw ..... ~-111.., ~-· · • an.land. OblO. "1ol ('9'
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Back Bay. 2 &droom. den. n'>I<. 523 Bernard s• C.M. .... -D l 1 t _...._ I -' fttri• no .... n_ or,.~. SHED ' ftY opmen ~ , 2'11 bath. Decorator furniah-543-271L .. ""'' ..
Walker & Lee
ed. Available now $664 mo.1,,-B~R.---,.,--,.---Nr lboppq ~ befon ~ti. db.pea, builtinl, bftt Center.) \
Refettncea required gar, Pf. • cp • .... .,.., 4. Jocatlof:I. 1 b1k to 5 Points C•rol Ad•mton
541-1641 S7~"'21 ''°"'· rdrlg. T!oi>lcal set· FURN 6 """""' bocb, 1 6 2 -eJc. """1 sµo. lt72 Dorcy D;I,,.
7682 Edinger
842--4455 01' 54(J.5140
O~n Eves.
Meredith Gardtn1
"'=""=~-=.,.,."I ting !or adults. 1 blk lhopl. TIOl ... 11 ....... o ea-aa ch DOVER Shont bay! r 0 n t $14S. 544-478(1 Bit. M• del Mar Aptl. 911· ..,_.;j3' _.. "' Huntington IM
hom•, 6 BR, t ba. large Sl'ORAGE ~.-~ ,_ , El Camino Dr., C • 111 • I;~~~====
patio 70' private dock. June ~...,. --. mi.. S46-0Cfil. QIEZ ORO APARTMENTS
& J;,ey. $2500 mo. Beg. Alley acceaa, Npt Hel&hts. 2 BDR. 2 t., crpU. drpl, 1234 Atlanta
Sept., yrly Ue, S1CUI mo. $19. 548"'680 a.ft. 5. bullt·inl ue1mo. Hartior-New 14: 8edrooms • ~ ~
213: 7so..sot3 or 213: 3 BR 3 BA. w/w cpll, drpl:, s.ker-irea. 5t8-61J31 elec:trle Oft'1 FIREWORKS
.,,....,.. bl>tna. Pool&,...,. .. u.. 5J6.392T or 536-lnl SPl!CTACULAR --Back Bay $285 mo ESIDE Uni 1 Br. apt. Pool·Wubert-~ Q at the ~';i;~91~B~ ~ = ~ . . RENTALS Kt TAL' I NTAL' ~1\!1"..:a..~ ,,::,ec1. Pllvate q....., ANAHEIM
by monlh). Art-646.-0132 SMALL 3 Bdrm $125 tce<! )'d. Hou-Unlvrnlahod Aph. Fumllhod Aph. Un!vrnl..... NEWLY llecOntod. •Jae. 2 STADIUM
4 BR 3 bath, heated filtered
Roman pool with Jacw:zi.
Panelled den with bar &
gun case. Large &late entry,
wide stairs to galltty, 2800
aq ft. Large lot Carpl!ts &
drapes, built-ins. All this for
low $47,950.
No gar. Chlldm1 A peta. N...,.... leldt 5200 Br.{ w I w • r/hlllt/*1ft, on July •th
2245 N...i."""' 548-'°" Logvno Nlpuel 3707 Coron1 dtl Mor 4250 Cotto MMo 1100 edulia "' dllld JO "" cir, P,laolO "'° 11).51'11, m. • j RANOI atyle, 3 BR. 3 BA. 1 .l 2 Bft. apt&. fum • un. $125. !nqulre apt D f'lt between 9 and 1 pm to elaJm
FO-.. -... --~-----~-.. ""ts .1~ -1 .. blttr. fncd S2'7S LUSE; 3 Br. 2 Ba., LEASE. Lowly 1 bdr .l den 1-;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 tum. $U5 to S2>CI )'l'ly. e-to63 ,Our tlcllrta. (North ~
l\.llllU.o ~u .... ., "~.-·'"-"11 ...., ' Din. nn. bit.int. lam. nn or 2 bdr. Walle to bea.ch.1 1 AJdta..JoaesRlty.su,..mo ~™ut,l -"-•·Blt.lilJl&-UllMreenumberiaH).ll:ao>
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bdr 3 ha. o v e 1 loo k i n g yd. Nr Har Hi $250. 646-1189 r--.. ' ..... ~-.... tlo. Adulta. 11-1.,. -~-(ftlHTBllCTIOI( ., ... " ......., ._ Pacltic Newport Harbor. u..o•~..vuS vrr:W. LO ...... pl . ... ..._.J.W. VIUIKU 1 BEDRM. apt, drpa. bab.t.-ed ......... NC .... J FEMALE bo1prt•1 1 l---A~.-... m-8---1 sunken Iv rm, din. nn, Newport INch 3200 Agent 499-2138 $85. FURN bl.ch apt . ins. patio. Multt on11. no U.11 6 AJplquia. Mlf. 'emplo)oea wllb to rent 111 •
-view. Other room around BEAUT. View EXCL 3br 2 Privacy. buliDell man. .ee JUSJ (AUN nllle. pe:ta. $140 mt. )'fl¥. l1M2l1 Ml-DS1' nr CM b)' July 1 cc dolt• I 51;40;0 Loon pool Exquio. !Um. l1500 / I/ I be, blm. dlhwr. crp/.,... to apPft<., no pei.. m4!ll Ul'D'M;llnV NEW -1 ,. 2 BR. -Ible. l or 2 Br. -ta ,
$165 Total Par Month mo. July / ...... "' ,.arty. Ip. l3llO '36/5"11 SO.l215 BACHELOR lat ,_, pvt. Horbor Hol""h Ftur Eaat Bluff s24i cpU. -avail July L or •P~ 185 to l1J> I* """
GT.-2111 TOWNHOUSES aule~ nr ehopp!Joc '125. mo "'' -'II · Muat accept 2 al--20x20' panelled dtn ========IADtn..TS ONLY! 3 b • d. Dupla .. Unfurn. 3975 Incl util. 6tM096 Reatal Man.t.IU -,-NEW d1x '?ow'DboUa, 2 Br, -e1t1. call 6'SoOl8S alt 5 pa.
PLUS 3 BR 2 Both Coron• dtl Mor 2250 rooms, 211 bilba. Spllllevel o•mL-U ·-" J 1 -Mn. Cbmtlen..., 211 Ba $3ll0. 3 Br. 2 Ba $3llO. S.nto AM • 5620 LADY EXEC1111VE 6 Slilir HAFFDAL REALTY Carpets, dra ..... bWIJ-inl . ., ~ n!Um.•·-uy Bol .... "'""" 4'5$ Sll7·ACIM1monAvt. t&,3Bal495."2Am!po ·-dettft 2 BB..,_"' apt
S740 \Varner. F.V. 842-4405 3 BR. 2 ha.. Frpl. cpts, dtps. 3 car auaie. Fac:ea pool. 1. 3 bar 2 bl. bullt-lna bllc. Cost• Meu Wa,y, N.B. 175-&ll HIDDIN VILLAGE w/ prtvaa,, untmn. YeulJ 1j
Avail. July 19th. No pets or $265/month. dlhwabr. firepla~. 1 block CUTE Studio apt for cte chi a block wtat ot Hubor mvd .. Ml 5250 I GARDIN APTS. nntaL eoro..-N'nrpirt am Golden Opportunity child """" 1l ""' Mo. ALSO lrom beach. &n.1158 avail ..... 1100. mo. yriy 2 blocla ooulh .. lhe c-· . r . *1!11 .......... Ulil.: 2 Br. ..... m-:wxi, ... :um I
Assume this 6% GI loan •
only $2950 down . 3 Bdnn, 2
bath, bltns, large lot, 1 yr
old. A steal at $26.950.
HARBOUR REALTY
Broker ~1662 ADULTS ONLY! 2 bedrooms, AtiTISTic 2 Br un&rn: encl. lie. M0-6835, 67>'161M after 6 San Ditl'O Ft'ftway) turn. or otum. Alr-«and., £6CAL bul1nnlmu. h J I
2300 2 batha. Split-level. Carpets, patio. near 1torta. No peta. Phone ~1034 ... y bced. air ~t. heated pool. crown _.. bte4 2. I 1 B1lbo1 drapea: A: built-Ins. 2 c a r $150. 675-29G Huntington Buch 4400 ~ .... ~pitv patio. ....._.
·-lh THE GABLES .... ~· QUI T LIVING .... " ......... -..... ....., ' $215. 3 BR. 21,9 Ba. frplc, prage. "'6M' mon • .tt::NTAL$ Quiet I. Be<1utlful ...: _. • ., 541-&
w"ber. dryer,..._ <I-bl Bay & Beach Apts. Fumhhod l BRAdultaonl>:Pllvatepa· Dix t::;,,J:,:: 1111. <llC 'TEN AC11D •ins 2 ifl5R';;4arJ,y. MUnid, ': ~vail 7115. B k1'. RNlty, Inc. 4000 tio, pool, uW. lncl. No peta, Adult&. cpts. drps. bltinl. 1 6 2 U. hnl 6 l'*" Cout•' 5700 chlld; __, water ~_!;I
901 Dover Dr., NB Suite 121 Gener•I no cb11dttb, $180/mo, 1'1176 fenctd )Vd. Water paid. mu. fllm at unfUm. -•• 1
-Ewo. 543-6966 . carm...._ HB llT->125 %439 Oranr• Ave. Frplel I pdv. pa...,_, ••••"' I ali aft L . ,
• 847~.
VACANT Laguno BHCh 2705 HOLIDAY PLAZA l Br beach * 63MllO * T-• Caotnl1-. ... -ft ·-iifSiiOliSi8£E ......... Pl
Ou t of town Owner. 3 BR 1% UAINT 1 BR, 'tecl ded 2 BR. W/w, cpts. frplc. drpe, DELUXE. apacbnJ l ·Bdrm. $150. ~WO. a:., pt~ 15tb BEAUT Ip 2 BR. 1~ 1-U!lc'""" dlllilW •pl in Newpart
ba cpts/drps, blt-W. 70' cor Q ' · u ' ftfrleerator, Janie $151. Fum -.pt. $135. PlUI Utll. st Apt N 1 -~ too h Lat, ODI ~ New • Delde c.ta Mea to $100 mo. '. lot. FHA or VA fin. or cuh view, yr lse, prot; people Adult&. no pets. 642-4441 Heated pool. Ample pUldlla: ., o. • 231"""'0~--poolta ,; __ ad.,~~~!"5-(~ nr. a.It !h'l? "'17141 .,, "16 --. •'I only. $15Cl/mo. ~l«M No cbllcftn-No pets NEW $2JO up. 14-.3 Br, bbl .... , .nu-. ,,__,.. -~ ~ ) 10 S\i% '""'· RU>h! U r.....11y p k 3237 IS65 Pomona, C.M. • auna pool• rec nu. llalI DELUXE A-pallo,_ lo y..,. M """'"'-' (714) 5»-1417 • LANDLORDS e ' BRASHEAR REAL TY Summor Rantola 2910 n Ir • Algoqutn. Mu 818-&37 extru. S135 -and !all, -wJD be ~ 1ir 'Ill OcMn A...... nUz REilTAL 11:1\VJCI: '1 84.7-8531 Eves. 968-1118 ~=;.;...-"-.;......;;.. ___ 13 1:>D ·--BAYF.RONT WI prtv. beach. -.
WOW! I 5'4% LOAN -Grtg K1lao ~.~ ~.!l: ~ '°!: Sl35/wk. :;::;:: ' Gorden Q,... . 4610 548-203> • ........, II. Dial ea.om lS hllla w. ol ff. II. PMrl -...._ 1j
Bright, aieery 4 Bdrm home. 1231 Dolphin TerrKe m.atoe or-213 ~cm ~.:'."m. ~· ;',':"dt"'~ Coron• dol Mor ::E:lat::a:l:uff::::::::32:4~21 ~BB moo,'"'"· All S:G~°':ta Ad,.:-!:: WANT AD ORDIR BLA NK /lj
buy at $23,!XXJ, Submit On You a.re the wjbnrr of try club alrno8pbm!o and
terms. 2 tlcketl to the LOVELY 3 bdr 2 bl., lge Costa MtlM 4100 compkte prviacy. SOtml
HARBOUR REAL TY "need patio & ,..ro, ;Ieatl "'=-"'=---"-= BAY Ct.US APJ'S. 13100
e 117,w.IS e FIREWORKS '$31l5hll"""-.nclAll -~"" bl!Avall!ns. $30.00 wk. up CHAPMAN A,... Ganlon
SPECTACULAR "'°' •~"'""· e llaf, _.,month. c.,,.. <n<l 630-3030 S BEDROOMS at lhe 1,J.,,uly~%nd°".c-'44-=165T,_..,,_.,,.,....1 e Studio & Bach, Apta.
CORNER LOT. Not too ihaJ'P ANAHEIM SPACIOUS BluUs 4 Bdrm e lncl Utlla A Phone aerv.
-... ..._............. ···-············-' 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE UNI-NO AD LIS$ THAN 3 UNES
I • 1 11
but the terma are wide open STADIVM Condo. Bltns. frpJc. beaut e Maid s.mc.. TV avail,
& possessk>n b immediate. on July 4th crpta Ir drpll. JW1t step1 • New cate 6 Bar
TllllD n111n nwn n111a - -
--LtlfMI• llMch 470$
100 CLIFF DRIVE l----1----1----1----1·---..--l--!=:_l__:=:_l·~=-~~=-1
$31.CXX> from t ht1ted pool&. $295 2371 Newport BlYd. sa,.m
Rtx L. Hodges, Rlty Pl~ call 642-5678, ext. 329 mo. ""'21'1 MODERN attractive 2 BR
847-2525 betw~ 9and1 pm· to claim FOR }..ale or We. Bluffs 4 w/w cptg, walk to 1tottw, 1
ELEVATED 4 er. oouse, your tickets. (North C.ounty BR. dininc r oom, im· child OK, no peta. $124.~.
open 1ta.1roase: cpts, drps, toll-free number ii 540-1220) macalate end unit. Vacant. 641-5961 or scs..3643. Mcr-
Two bedroom lw'nllbed AllDehlxel'u ..... 14,50
$5.10
Walldnc Dlalan<e to Beocb $225 -Y•aiiy -l----1----1----1----·1----1----I
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" bllns; Lge. square lot, cul Corona del Mar $410 mo. l'lS-5764 or 673-9060 2260 Maple SL, No. E. Dll.UXE 2 BR. 2 patm,·
de sac street Paved boat Mn. White agent-ownr. IMMAC. 2 BR. new cptldrps fabulous vl@W, juat 1teps to '----...L..---...L..---...L..---..1..---....L....;..--"--'---"-'---'---•I yard with gale, cinder block BA YFRONT blt·ins. QWel. Adults. No beach. By ft Cf mo. I'
$2.4.JO $6.00 $9.76 $15.55 'I I
fence. Nr. stores, acMols. Second largest Jot on Bay. 5 Coron• del Mir 3250 pet.I. $150. 1974 Wallace or c......,,;;.;..=-"'.;....*...;...'_489 __ _ =-~~· $38,000. 0 w n er BR. family room, 4 bat.bl. • CAMEO SHORES • call 5'6-S386 aft 7 PM "' ,4 I ~1-:t
,::.:~::,..=~.,.-~=o I Dock with Snawblnl, Sabot 3 BR + conv den. 3 BA, LG Bub. unit. drpl. epts, ~ Unfurnl1hed COUPLE With 3 children &. surfboard, Volley ball Ocean View. Avail tor short near So. c.out Plaza. 0CC :::c.:,::
want 3-4 bdr home. Cash to court .,n Wye und beach. term. Jong term or Jse opt. $135/mo Ind. ~. o.n.nl 5qOO
existing FllA. call 673-2TIS Every niom in houae looks $375 mo. Box 4001, NB. Call 54&-&)19 aft f. eacr.
Huntington
Harbour 1405
DECORATOR'S 2 BR. 2 ba.
·rownb6ulc w/boat slip.
Pool, tennis $38,ThO JUtr.
673-2010
out on Bay A Jell> eouanc.. °"" ABA~ nR Apt ~ • UNT • 11 car parldnr. $2500 per ...... .........., • .. _.. • R F lturo month . JUiy A Ailpst.· Cour-2 BR House, exctllent oond. beam cellq, pyt patio. 1 • Olml um
'"' to brokers. p h 0 n • M~"' """'"" " no adlt, no .... a la $20 • $25 & UP OR 3-7865 or MI 2-21n. children. $250 mo.* 675-3211 613-7629 Mantt.-To.Montb RentaJa
CHARMING l Bdrm. apL H ...... llHch 3400 GORG!X>US now I 6 2 Br. WIDE 8ELl!:Cl10N
sips 4-5. Excel. PeniMula ~un •-y•Oft Actlvtty rm. pool. AUnL AppUanoet • TV'a aftlL
&oc. July s · Aur. 2. m. BIG home, beautiful oono am Parlonl. &f2..8&70 No Securlb' Dlposlt
Family, m21.23, 673-0349. ditlon, huge COV"ered patlo, STUD!~ SUO. 1 BR p., HFRC hmlturt bnt&la
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763-7336 r..tr. CUtright, owner.
NEW, By owner, 3 BR. 2"'
Bath. W/W carpets,. drapes.
blook !cnoc. Many cw:tom
iratures. $31,500. Euclid A
Talbert. nr lrNy. 96Ul'l9
WATERFRNT pier A tit boat «r tralltt ltm'ap, Sleepinc nn "1· Older people 517 W. l9tb, OI !W8-M1
step1 to oce~ 2 0~ 3 BR, completely built-in, fi BR. Sftf. 2135 Elden Apt. 6. =ll61iii;;,Wiii'iiLnclll.iiiiiiiiiiAiinhmiiiiiiiT1iit;iii:IIOOiiii J------------CUT MIU -PAITI OM YOUR INYILO" -------·
$125 per wk It qp. fiOlO $255 I mo.. lntmtdlate pot.. •
Lagun• Btach 1705
RI"' Ave, NB. 6TM229 -ion. Bl<i'. 54M141 _,_ ....,, 4200 VEN DOME
OCEANFRONT, So. Laguna. CONV. loc. Clean 2 bdnn, SINGLE Youns Adults LID-
Beaut. tum. 2 Br. AvaiL Ju-hrdwd firs, curtains tbruout. Ul'1 pnSta apts wHb O>Un-IMMACULATE APTSI
Jy. Aug., Sept $00'.l Mo. range. Lee fncd ~.lat A tr)' club atmolphere aOO ADULT A J'AMJLY
Agt. 499--2238; 499-3403 lut mo, water pd. $lZ m6. complete prtvacy. SOUTH SECl"!ONS AVAILABLE
CLEAN Balboa Beach Units. ~It BAY Q.UB APTS. lrvln9 at Clote io ahapplnf, Park
Sleeps 2 to 10; for summer 1'0WNHOUSE 1 BR. bltins, 11th Newport Beach. * S,.doal I Bra, 2 Ba
reservations call 613--9945 RIO. l'\?f11c. pool • termla. cnt.> 6605r50 * 2 Bedroomt
315 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa water pd. $11D. rra-iru FURN Lbdr apt. mcJ. pr. : ~ .=-,::;c:~
UDO ble Ba)rtronL 5 BR., fi 4 BDR. home w/ 2 1-. bllNI on tbe watf'r, Idle al.Ip fir ll45 AMhlhn Aw..
ba. hom<, p~r A llip. July 1215 F!nt I< Lui w/ l:tO email boa~ 33U llutoot CX>Sl'A MESA -
'-Aug. $2500 Per J\.lo. depotlt. 534--1382 Avt, NB. 6B-80I) 6 1!!!!!11!!!!1111!'!111!!'~!1!!!!1-
BROKER 673-8830 LOVELY I bdr. + faD>IJ,y, 3 '15-0253 -nt e BEACH • YEAl\LY e
CHOICE N. Laguna loc, 2 be. all bit-Ins. I ml frwy. FURN Duplex. l • 3 Br, II I Br. 2 Ba. un111rn .... 11111
BR. lrp) ""' ..... bcbl $215 ..... 962-0038 blk ...... --2 Br. l Ba. ........... l2LI town Mo' or .k C97-ltfi6 ew a.nt.a1.. PRoqrld t-a817 « S Br. 2: Ba. den !m'O •• $80
Jl'a ACRES be•L. Wtatmlnlltr J612 LA r>424I l Br, l Ba. Ufti\,; .... !200
Undcv~oped land.~lty of NEWPI'. Bel\, clean. S BR 3 BR A df:n, crptl, drps. AVA.ll.. July lat. 1 BR., 1 a Br. 1 Ba. fllnl •••··' $Z1I
Laauna. 9 Blk.. t beach. apts.1 blk to-'bay A oceu. d&hwhr, bl:tns, ref r i a-, btk. to ocnn. SllO Mo. UUI BURR WHITE
Ocean ~ie.-1. Sbou divide July A Aue· $llO to ~ wuher/dr)'er. Solt water, pd. Yl1¥ ltt. &7s..l&C REALTOR
into 13 lots. Price ,(WJO; 'fttklf. ~ ~ troPk:aJ hlcbcpdc -Newport 9eactl JtuU;1 2001 Nt!wport Bml., N.B.
29~ On-A rtal sleeper. PRIVATE room with bath, 2 full ._ $225 mo. Wkzldl ·LARO£ 1 BEDROOM CTMQo IG-2251 Ewa.
' ML~SION RI.TY. ~ eep 1rom main -· T/l/J 18:1-1450 °' -aft &, $150 "'°""'· _.,, 1111. I BR 1l1plex. pr, RIO, l "ii!ffii'l':!'t;:;:;:;;'iii:i::~~ l ~to~l/~t~ITMM9~~~· .,.....== 117-6904 ** 67UIJill ** • f.amily Mlcornt. Avail 1/15. liJNtQUE r..,una H<J .. way, BAYFROllT Ntwly -Ill> e WINTER RE!ITALS e BkF. -
Tomu:•• gardena. """""' ed 1 BR. Ft-beach. lot. Logvno -h 3705 W1NIFRED L. FD&\ AfL 11&5. 1 BR, Ill Ba. 0-.
mom, fully crpld. Exqulstte: ~ 613--0305 BEAUTif'Ul.. View-2 Br. u~ • tG3t'R • tcrnt, prl IWMSeck, w/w,
canyoo vk:w. I l t · 8 o o · BALBOA • _nat,. oot-!urn ,..... 1e.... l'll5 per I BR. S Summer Mt. RIO, ftlri&. Bllr. -
4!»-&5l taaa Wee\cly ntta July, mo. 549-2463 aft 5 p.m. ~ PLACE ,,_ want tld WbeN
fi-'CE -"""'1 ad wb<re _,. Scpt.l4&-1158 DAILY PnDr WAMT ADS THE QtnCKEll l'Oll C.W. -ue ~ -DAILY
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J. $-'29. llcycl• 57. Eloctrlc Trolft ·
2. Guitar ' 30: Typewriter 58. Klltoft
l.~liy Cri~ 31 . Bar 51 .. 11 59. Claaalc Aut.
4. Eloctri~ Slw 32. Encyclopedia 14. CoffH T1bl9
5. CamereJ. JS. t Vacuum Cle1n1r 61. MotoriY<I• 6.w ....... I, H. Troi>lcal Floh 62. Accordion
1. OulbN<d Motor 35. Hot RM Equlpm't 6'. Skis
i: s.Oroo Set 36. Fiio Cabinet 64. TV ht
9. Colicll ' 37. i:o,o11 Clubs 65. Woricbonch
10.' Clorinot • 113''." lterlln9 511hr 66. Diamond Witch
11. Rolrfll"rolqr , '9 Vlctorf1n Mirror 67. Go-Kort
12. Plclcvp Truck 4G. 111idr-. Sot 61. lronor
U . '°""iltt Mochlno ""1!i-~lido Proi-. 69. ,C1inpln9 Tr.•ll•r
14. Surfboord ,Cf. ·Lawn !Mw"r 70. Antique FurnltvN
15. ~chit"' T 0011 43. Pool Tobie 71. Tape Rocordor
16. Dishwasher 44. Tlrn 72. Sollboat
17. Puppy 45; l'lan•P 73. ·~por1s co;
1 a. Cabin CrulMr 46. ,.,.. Coat 74. Mo-. Ins.,..
19. Golf Cart 47, l!~a~ 75. Inboard Speedboat
20. Barometer 48. LI...,., 76. Shot"'"
21 . Stamp Conoctlon 49; HO<..'' n . S1ildlo
22. Dlnotto Set .SO. Alrplono 78. Dart Game
23. Ploy Pen 51. Ore•• 79. Punchlftll 1"9 • 24. a-11 .. a.n ' 52. Exercycf9 eo. 1aby · carr1.,.
2s .. wator Sim · S3. Rare Boob II. Drums
26. FrH11r 54. Ski Boots . 82. Riffe
27. SultcaM ~S. High Chair 13. Deslc
21. Clock 56. Co ins 14. SCUBA Gear ,-
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I RIAL ISTATI lt~L I STATI IUSINIH °"' ANN~lME.NTS ANNOUNCI MENTS
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: -· w-59'0 ..... .. .... Opp~~~ ~ Leal ..01 ,.,_. 640S
' PARTNIRSHIP ·
2 PUllDlill tJolv. Eloclri<>il ~ ":.:.:1.. llltVICE BUSINF.&'I '=~:. "::' ~ LICINSED
, Ea1r ...-.-b' Philo. a hf• I In ...,.,;;, PLANS EXPANSION ctwi. --l lli>ltltllll Rwtt,._, -co1Fcrd want ...._ SUIMl.75 ~-ko tar saJe [a-AftU. blilhed over u rra. Ana.-Wed. altt fJl5. No .-on d matttn, !12 N .
• m N.a., C.Jl. ~ JW¥ ¥.. =..i._-ro:m, 54'7'*1 he.Im, Now ~ •owr ukfd. MS-6llO Ountm Real. San Oeme.nlt ~ .,_. • ~GOii wll)I Pl.IOO ,n, ..,.i. <l'J.9136. o' .,..950!
--M LEVEL lot. I CdM' "w/ lL , • LOS';r June ,... Sold·. di.a-10 AM • 10 PM ~: ar-~ ..,i. o'ib<d abl pnp llH<hmblllobo ~part. "'°"" bncele~ Vle. Maf SPECIAL 12 READING
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JM an r•........... .trl•id tar aptL a, o._. w .. cu u.w.t-'--.. Co, S. Coul Plua. JAcuna I -'7""-~'-.1.--.-1 :=--· Raw C!&r . as.• euta. m....c ... C!illllll * ~ 0 '*""' t1Wlla, Bch. 0ra.np. Lib. nw"cL A~~~wo~rt
OCEAN, -ca~ v·-· Lot .....,....>. QuaJJtled -""· m, -""' I 2 ·vv.. "'"" W ~.... +.I dancer \Vlll tea.ch you aD
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WANTED by coy~ e: 1 or s. Lquna Sacr. 110.500. ~ w draw equal aa.laey, + BICYCLE. Pavillion area, lat.tat steps. Call Ardell
.!31". houle, by A""'. i,t. caBh. OWntr 2l3/355-01S5 lll other benefits. Gl'Owth . Tandem. Schwinn, blue w/ 215: 59l-t538 1•10 PM
• Qood nr;, m-7491 ~ could· double praent chrm triin no q u es •• =::::,~""'~""'"'.,...-""
1 1 ....... 6150 wJume I:: profit. 'within 11 m...aK ' } REDUCE Safe A: fut wllh
Roama fli~;.Reftf 5995 =:"¥:= , • .monthl. Great ·opport.unl~. , ,...,... 2 b ,_ .5 ~d GoBtae tabJeb .\ E-Vap
I l' J' ~ ~ -~ e boob open. Pleue· phooe _,.,.,, rown.~m.. I "\\•atetpllls".We1tcllfl . _,..ROUGHIRED an, eve •l1tr 6 pm dac.,hund P"P'· voe, of !6th Phann 20'3 WHtdUI GEfjTLEMEt<.. bra</>• pool, I "l"' 12t•) 5-. A lrvlno. Rowan! '™"" acy.
' '"""" Nll't(., .. .....,,. HORSE ·RANCH • u·I ~ or8'!"'9Q6 ··' 1-°'-·~===--I '8Shoo. ~ AFFILIATE TWO Black Ptj,e Labrador COUNSELING
LARGE. Prlvat&l entruoe. 1IO; ~-::ui ~~ CAND'( SUPP~Y Retrievtrs 0;\15 mo old, May save ~ marrlaae or
WOfldlW me:n onl1. --~ =-·boarding ~ng ROUlE 1011 2 mo. Reward. criM family. Call 615-DXI.
before 2:3:1 ' -A: ~p· tacUlUes.' Th1J ii a CNo SelU.rw InYOl\19d) 673-54.50 Hn 10 am-5 pm.
~ bDrle ranch with an Excellent Lncome tor few SILVER.grey male Peta1an J WJU. not be respoMlble
Mlle. Rent1.. 5"' _Otlmated replacement cost boup weekly Wor:'£ iDt,ys or cal approx. 5 yn;. old, vie.. for any debta other than my
ol. eDtinc facilltin of ap-everu,..l. Reflllirw I: col-Cenb')' O.ub &. Jamaica, O'ft'n. Ronald Joseph Mond
Full lee~ money from coin op. 6...., ~ -rut.LY endoled· pnae-lor proxlmatdJ' $1,.250,0X>. er&ted dispemen In Costa CM. ~40 1,;;•:;;;:-•~:;,,=====I
storage Pl per mo. Call price wi~ llw stock Mesa a: IUmlWlding area ADULT A1tered ma le RIDE Wanted OCC to Corona ~2921 $1,000,lm. I: easy terms. We est. route. CHaJxD.ft ah/hrd !IOlld blue cal del MM, m!&. WW pay.
For more btfotmation call name bran d candy 4 W--alde, CM. Rew! 548-85S'1 Call 675-4235 aft 7 pm.
In-Property 6000 GleM Thom-. snacks) S14'0 CUh ,.quh-PORTRAITS • 646-1541
'I Eckhoff &. Assoc., Inc. ed. For personal intervle~ Penon1ls 6405 Oiarcoll, water color. Oil -
7 Units C·2 Lot l81i W, Chap~ Ave. in Cost& Mesa area, aeod By J. R. MacMillan
-mo income. Excellent ar.nce. Calif. name, addre• lc phone"num-w•llftl\ potential. $58.000 541-2621 Evn-wkndi 548-6'm her to. MultbState Inc., 9075 Aft I W =o~~T !°°:::!ou~ !!:!~~~~~~~1E. Jmpetial Hwy., Downey, 5 PEOPLE WITH AN P.O. Box 1223 CNta Mesa.
Cholca E'sldo 4-Plox ~ 6200 Calif. 90'l42 OVERWEfGHT PROBLEM
Near 17th Street. 3 -2 BR ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~11AAN~TI~Q?UE~Sll~O~P~i~n~CM~, >NC-~ For research weight reduc-
1 be. le 1·3 BR 2 batli with • ~ C"'UNTRY cesiful. Xlnt locaUon, park-Ing program to em.bl.lab 1ta·
fireplace. All unU1 have v ing, patronage. Profit 8t&te-tlsttcs for rapid permanent
bu.Ut • ins. cptl I drps, pvt. PROPERTY ment avail for inspection. weight lou, conducted by
patios, garqcs. $55,500 2fi,ll8 actH of beauutul So. Call 642-5r.ll btwn 10 am &: quaJlfled physical culturists.
Calif. Land dotted with hugeic'='""'~·====== Applicants must be a mln1-$ft,OOO Ttlplex. $340 trecc A meadows. Level to 1 ~ _ mum of 25 pounds over-
Montb near Harbor Center. roni ..... pro.,· _ l. adjacent t._\oney to LHn 6320 welglit, have transportation
2 BR 1 b&, blt-ina, 2 pvt pa-.. ,.. ·~ Ir. not currently under Doc-~ 3 gar. Call quicldy on to 1~ Otttia Hwy. Mobile 1.11 • 2nd loam for quick tor's Catt. All inquiries com-
thla! hon:ie park under eonstruc-cub. Bom>w on your pro-pletely confidential. Weight
Bob Obon RJtr, 546-5580 lion nearby. r u 11 price perty eq wUhout dllturbln& a>ntrol regearcb now form-~,.-NEW==UNITS="'"-.,-.,,-..,,.-n $50,000 with ~nns. Fnr your k>w interest ht TDL Ina: second group.
Hntgn Bch. Sun decks, further Information, contact At.. buytts for 2nd TDs.. ASK FOR MR HILL
Glenn Thompson Sattler Martgqe Co. Inc. 537-M12 patios. 4 trplc. -Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. Suvitw Harbor ma 20 yn.
TERRY REALTY 1818 W, O\apman Ave. 336 g, 17U. st.
536-1459 Eve. 536-76M oranKe. Cali: so.-nn 56-0611
3-2 BR. + 2 gar. Close In. ~1-2621 Eve&-wknds 548-6727 ANNOUNCl:MENTS Inc. $405. MUil IM!ll, set-tl•m•nL Prine. c>n1y $3<.000. L•euno Bo•ch and NOTICES YES IT'S YOUR
045-0032 """· • 7 ACRES W/'PERMIT Found (Frff Adsl 6400 Fo' ,..,.!!,u~;,..., 1hat
INDUS. Bldg. 100% occpd. TO KEEP .HORJ ES will change Your w~ call
Nprt, Bell. 1090 net return. Adjacent subdivision one APRICOT poodle-pup, no ORANGE CO S4?-6667 ~~· Phil Sullivan mile ·E. oJ hwyt ~tU·•vaiL tap', ·Vic TeWlnkle Park, 24 hour re~ntlng
-•11.1. $42,0ll. % cash. l>ILI 1st trust CM. Call to identll'y. · --
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Beginning ~tudents pre.L
U.C.J. Music Major
Call Bruce 546-4478
G &: H OFFSET Printing j
(dilcount on order 200 &. averl i
177 H Riverside, NB 642-0920 j
Cometary Loh __ 6411
DESIRABLE AB K EF Plot
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Cemetery. Generous Dls-
counL Write P.O. 8o% 637,
Joshua Tree, Calif. 92252
SERVIC& DIRECTORY FOR SALE BY OWNER deed. Write or contact: Ll ~70 e COUP.LES e
4 unita. 2 -2 BR, l BA 4 George R, Kress, Box 914, fOUND key1 outalde 309 Cor-• SINGLES • 6 5
2-3BR, 1% BA. 548-6155 LagUna Beach oo phone onado, Balboa. Fri P.?tf. Tired of Bars, Mail .l Hi Cost 81bysltting 5 0
========I '94--4726. Owner tdenttfy. 642-8662. computtir clubc: JOIN THE CHILD care 5 days wk
8utlnet1 Rent1I 6060 Take over pymnts. .10 Acmi F1JN! THE" IN CROWD -' ' I need no down $29 mo. Neer BIKE, Raleigh, :kpd. Blk DIV. OF I.M.P.·Mttl others e~d mother, rt fe
SJDRES for leue Vtllage IA.Ire I: city 894-f?U A&L Marine Vh Sch. Slater &: w1th YOUR interests at our yard. All equip. Re f 1 •
Shoppin;: Centtt, cor of El . Misty, HB. &47--8109 ~ldy Pf.rlies or select I =-=-211~•-~-~.,,_.,.
Camino A Mendon, C.M. Exch--es R E 6230 RABBIT, white with tan them lndMdually &: (GALS EXP 15 yr oJd wants live-In
Suitable Fo01 &o Go. TV, -...,. ' • ' marlrinp. V)c. DuMlnJ Dr., join FREE) C8ll ~ah 1-9 babysitting job. 1ummer
variety, hobby 1hop, etc. P-roperfy Problems? 497-1801 Laguna Bch.. p.m. 635-9320. ITIO:I!. 213; 446--4270
See Liquor stott for key. Exchana:e what you don't
A1 \\'agner 2131981-6.510 want for property you do
llalboa Island wanL Call '" Appt. 0. D,COLE
I Store or office; w/w C&llltll. MS-4841 Realtor 66.(£1()
$150. Bkr. 642-9555
6240 e PRIME Retail Location e It. E. W1ntecl
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fie.. tm Harbor, C M ........
LEASE -50x100 commercial I bldg; heart of downlown
C.M. M&-3401 or M8-3770
LOWER Door, wood panl'g, I 1200'. Ideal lor d11.nclna:, art
· school, studio. SCl-5697 · ..
Olflco Rental 6070
LAGUNA BEACH
Air Conditioned
ON i'ORES"t AVEM.11:
Dsi: spl.eet available !n
aewtlt alftol bllJldlq at
prime location ID downtown
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For Ynur Honie Equit)r
Absolutely no oosi·. , ,
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l.2 years of paying mor. cuh
for Orange County property .
Call the Rest " .•
Then call the Best
BEVERLY JACKSON
RW.TY .............. """"""" ,,_,,, ..,,..,.... booatlfu1 847-603l or S4s.8245
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Mandpll pUttJ:Jc Jata. S50 CASH QUICK--need 3 or 4
pw ..mmt!I lor 1PfiC9. Deak Br, G.J. or rnA boU8e bear
and chlJl'll a•allable for $5. -""="=· '=,..=""=====! ..-..... ......--wvtct avaUUJe for n/. Bus. Opportunlties '300
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DA1LY .PILOr
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National Co. needs a
distributor for candy and
aita.ck1 In Orangt: County or
ne&rby areas. Pe rs on
3345 NEWPORT BLVD. selected mwit be able to
OWces suitable for Cnnt-devote 2 to 10 hours per
merclal, Medical, Dmtal. week Cdaya or .eves) to
Alr<:ond., crptt, elevator . m&e Vft'Y ·high eamlngs.
35c PER SQ .Fl'. You may keep yoUr pruent
541-5032 OR 675-2464 posilloq. No sdliJW'. $1650 cash required CM?Ctll"ed). * OFflCE SUITES * For lmrnediate interview in $45-$15. Crpts, drps, heaUna: -ad • ........... , ma"'""""" : :,·.::: .~ ,.; Go through your place today. Look for everything that service. MEDICAL Suites
avail. 17612 E'each Blvd, DISI'RIBVTOR DIVISION • J
118. ,....rn "'"'° ... ~~ 91769 isn't needed or enjoyed by your family anymore. he
S16 Upper 29th N. Bch. -""~' ''""''· ' "om·· p•RTHER cameras, furniture, sports equipment, a pp Ii an c es, out· north lite, near be1 $75. ""
',:.."": ... ':"'::'1ce ... .,.. 33 "'"'old C»~pany-... grown clothing, toys and other things you find are
I panding. Openmg of new di-!!·~~."&:.'.!' v~.~ ~:,·.;:~::·o=-~ worth good, hard cash lo lo lks who need them ••• bul
turnoU. 831·1400, 400-4198. AGER. COMPANY W I'L'L ·
JGO•Sq. h . °"'•• FINANCE UP ro sss.GOtJ. really · they're no I worth a thing to you if they're not t'OSTA MESA 6'15-2130 No experience neccenary, '
Wllllngnell! to \earn a . muSt. • d
lndu1trlal Rental 6090 l •t year incom• ghould ox· bemg Use ,
cetd ~.000. U your are T,~'s.,.~'~i: ~~··s~~,.:,m~:~:;] When you have your lisf. just dial di rect 642-5678 and give tt
fices etc. on 11.6. fenced 437-&04 ext 4 · ·
::" ~· ~ 'i.;.,5 · ENco to the experienced Ad Writer who answers. She'll hew
~26M. HUMBLE OIL
UNDER C01111rU.-... GOii ... !:~~.;:'~ .... you word your ad lo get fastest results. The costl
911. ·ft. M-1 bldl. w/ertes. u0i, available ln a.ta Mea .. =-... (L 0011~ 10c No ,.....,,.. .. ........,. 1~ Surprisingly low!
sq. n. Complete about Jttly ruollnes. molot oil&. tirn -~
15. Ews ~ tSays balltrit• &: major acceuor-
64&-5033 ieip. Humble pe,ya all UWJ.
FOR Rent or Lale: kit Ues. rot lnfonnatklll call
120X1~ completely fmctd, Oiuck Matullk .(ttC) 138-&l
81.1.iL for storage, M·.t ,.,,.. days (n4} 5.15-8801. eva Ir
hll'. $1$0 Month. 5U-CM -.-eekend•. .
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NEW Industrial bldg. 2500 911. UNIQUE dlllbiblltlng CO. ie!t tt. 9c per ft. 1639 Monrovia. 3 yn. Lo dn, will fine. P.O.
CM. mroo17 . Box 11'8 CM. 5'6-9218
JNDUST Bdl1 In M~l. 7.fC W. WANTED: otr-Ale l\qu(c"
l'IUI st., CM. 1:!00 ., «. $325 lice""'· Orant1o °""'''"
YO UR AD REACHES
68 ,972 HOMES EACH WEEK
DAILY PILOT
WANT ADS
mo. 64 .. 1133. Evet W-1179 I __ _:C&J~I!..' e<Ul~!!!39"-._.1•••••••••••••••••••••••••I
I I ..
Brlclr, Ma-.y, etc.
6560
BUJLD, 'h..-1, ReJ>I~
~. b&oclc, eo11crctt1 ,
crpntry, no job too amalt
Llc Oln~. 962.IM:j
lusl""' S.rwlca 6562
F. C. Bookk~plnr Serv.
F~ pickup & delivery. ..,., ltsu. ..,~
6590
·CARPENT~Y
MINOR REP~. No Job
Too Small. .CabJ.net in pr-
~ 6: o t b' • r cabinets.
St$fl'l5,' U no anifti leavt me at 6f6.23'12. R. o.
Anderson
REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS
CABINETS. Arry size job
25 yn: exper. MUTI.3
REPAfit fortllloM, SnWI
Reitiodel. etc. Nlte or ~.
Reaal Call KEN 540-4619
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Whocldy1 . ~int? Wheddya 0.., ,
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIOH POa
NATURAL IORN SWAPP'ltS
S,..111 RI ..
5 Lin"...,. 5 ti""' -5· buck1
l...WW IUAI& -~ MUlT IM((Uoe
.... , .. ,.,. 1111' ..... .,... ,_... ...... ··~ ...,,. ""-'• ........ .... ·-.. "**• r.:THl,HG fiOi11: SAL• -r 11•1>u otlLYI, '
PHONE 642-5671 ·
To P 1c. Your Trader's Parldfle M
Retlred~'t need lax she!-2 BR. doU ~ w/hdwd.
ALJlQ
SUMMIR WORK FOR\
TIACH I RS l
, • STUp 114TS •
',,•·.t···' [or.m..,.;i.w .c.u """'" and ........,,. Alie rJ Mt.
James: ~ .
774o7211
• • PRODUC'fiON
SCHEDULll ter. Want hse tree & clr for . flool'I, on abaded M Jot.
Sl9 M or $38 M eq ltl tri-FOR d\ul(ex or uni~ Wttb a\ mt one 1'11 UJ*"
plexes. $960. mo, JI o o I, FORTIN.-REALTOR-, ienoe 'f llebedultt bftoa~
prime loc. no va.c. 5fO.«la1 l'l'Ol·A. WntclW, NB 6'2-5000 ia1 °"' ~Qc:Uon control.
3 Br, convert den, frplc, 1!( HAVE: Conn Mlnuet'Orian. Good b'if'P benellts. tnDt
Bl, v~. Glendale home. Drirtnal price $1800. WANT:, ~. . 131.soo. 110,700 .q1y. Fodo-'64 car l&<>od -->, lloble Mln'al
Cal. duplex, home, ! ! ! lail'Go&t or?·?~ • . 1"f"JIA ..
Myers ~ 28' 1=.&irlinlr F. B: Fo.nl Seo-mtl'l I I Tiit-, , CO,
GIBSON U-s Pa'ul mode.I; 'd,an, 327 c.'uru4er. Want 6 ~llY'•
new Savage 3Cll, lever ao-llee~r !'.B. CrulJeor, Deiltl
tlon; 13' alurnillwn caooe. preferred, cub difterenoa. 1611 Monrovle :Ave.
l'RADE for boat fllOtor, or , (nf) 673-6728 CMt•~ Mm
!'? 499-2531, eve~ & 'wlmds. Sinall ho1'88 1ranob :J BR 11 ; .. aa-MIJI,.
• lfU1t MW Jawlfda4 ·~
·aviOftkl and ~
-•• .c • eq..,..
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\mi J am1-o it~ 1 Nowport · ......
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' DUNCAN ' . . ~ .
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'!t SECIE-. ' TAIY· Mlllnt Machine Oper's.
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1. c.-c.. --NowportBtid> • Lalhe Operator .Senior , . · ,
own too11 anct do'OW!l1etup1. · =:..~. FULL TIME .
Muat be expertenced on· !'f"l l,lt!I•. ban i,. ·~, ...,..1 • • CASHIER J
-r~'.~ -'.""'. . .. ~
Must be ~~~-a1!~tY)>O• ofd\'111•, ·*T.EL£TYPE ~m., °"""~ ban own 1A1911 aJif do 11lut>f· Mbllri!um\ . liP 'l and tstand"-bend!
three yrs. •~nc.." ~ · ,I OP~RA;I GR , ~Y ~~= T~ . G'JnC.... ', . . . -""" ~.,. "' ~ ~%t: ' ~ " . \ ,rtvate line;.....,., lmowf.. ' •
Mlnlmum five m . ln close tol~riiiOe rr!nd--or mullll>al baud 'J (. Mllicv CO ing of high-speed and carbide tool&. , PBX. )J) am 1o 61!0 Pl!' •• . ;r-~• 1 ..... ~· .Ut. 1
CADILLAC' CONJlOLS
Dlvlolon of lir.C•llo !:orp.
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AR ~v•I •p,.,._,ty -~.,...
* PBX
-.OPERAJOR
24 ,.,,,.., .......
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J. W. Robl-
HM 0,-lnt fo r:
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STOCK ROOM . Help Wanted, Mon 7200 Help Wanted, -7200 *' COSMmc *
RECl!l~INO CLIR~ -sALESMAN
Roqulro """""""'Ilic monlho Matura • E•por~ Motor~~ Tr-. 1~AWWOMBI
CARPENTRY • repairs • * * * * * Cabinets &. !Umodel. Quali· Will trade: 4 cemeteey Iota,
ty work. &Q.8464 or 645-0415 Harbor Rest, Costa Mesa •
QUAIJTY"Repairs _ Altera-far sail boat· value $1300.00
tlonl -New cons!. by hour ___ 545-5 __ 78'-'-----
ba, &ar. O><d. Wan! 3 BR % An ~~ty
be.tit on large lot. can add -=~~·"'l""°"'"", :£,;''-';~~-1
ouh. 1860 Newport Bl, CM e e EXPEDITOR Rllr 646-3928' eve 644-1.,
uperie1>ee 1n elec..ruc· For Thi•-· $571
-· Excellent-· IUIChool-. condltklftl a n 4 ~ , OUr Corttspondence School mWtary complete
L&rze-hol'le + hlcorn. +
room to bulld, on golf
course. Trade for ffte I:
clear land or submlL
lttadee Davia ·Rltr W.M
boneill.L "tteelvtnr -l!qn.Ja, IQdo;.\dont Ptr-1
51% D\Qlltbl a:pedenot u 545-12'1 tertstm peoP1e,ln ~,Jtta •1111 on.. Avt., 8Wte1C
,upedltot 1n . .--, 2"5·1'alrvio,. Roacl ~ ~ ~ /:'; Coot& Kea
1* LIBIA-:
RIAN
AsSIST'ANT
(lilll!trl1nca p,..,.r
Flll1 time po1ltJan. Ex·
cellmt comJ)Ut)' ben&>
11ts; ,1 ••
or Col'ltracl 64&-3442 Hone Lovers! 3 BR home.
Cement, C4ncrete 6600
e CX>NCRETE fin, patios
etc. Concrete I: bUt lop mw·
fAI. Reu. ~n, 64U514
3am, corn.I, riding arena
tack room etc. 11.4 acre.
$37,000 eq. Trade for land,
comm. Submit 64U487 Bkr.
AKC Oobennan'1 males &
femal!!, 8 wks old. out-
standing pel!I, Watch dogs;
foe guhs, , sportirij,__ e<Julp.,
brick V.'Ork, PaPft"' nanging
or ? 494-8320 e ·CONCRETE work all types. Pool deck.a 1-cuaklm. I -:'.1000::----...,~,.-.,.· ---Call 5f8.l324 ac., -.....,000, 80 mi b:om dntwn LA, 5 min.
e CUSTOM PATIOSe from fwy on paved rd. btv.n
concrete sawing &: removal Beall9l0nt & Oak Glen, Trd
.State Uc. •S0-101C for inc. prop! 547-6469 ·Bia-. ·* CONCREI'E Work, bond-
. ed ·a; l,lci Concrete sawing.
PhilJipa Cement. ~ .
CEMENT WOTk. Anylhlng
you need. Call 84U157 for
Rented hctule, 50x140 R.J
Jot. Nr, Garden Groye Civic
Center, $20,500. Trade $9,SOO
eq!Y for units or ? 1 Owner
Broker 547.&169. tree est. Llc'd &: bonded. 1--------
fATIOS, WALKS, DRIVE-
WAYS. Free estimate.
J. RAY CONST .. 642-4210
' Child Core 6610
NORTH Tustin Lot, $18,SOO.
Free & clear, roost excl.
area, fabulous view. Tr. !or
Inc. property wJspendabJe.
Bier. 546-6469.
--· lollow-up Coot•Mloa from ... """"""*1prot... -orJSG.Om and .......... with -Equal Opportunlty'Elnployer ...,., --,.. ... !Jta typi,.; two ,..,.,
W t •-· • · -•· · 1 ucilon amtn>I. pur<hui._ WE ARI! LOOKING telll1-ln1"""'w and ... /llGlll' TRNEE, ~L , teclU11ca1 u,,,.,,, uper\.
"" = • ~u vaean and. -'"' ,.,. FOR MIN 'WHO ARE roll --"· Our Kuot'h&w _,. -..i eoce deoh'able. · land an,ywhore U.S.A. Row ,..,.., LOOKING AHIAD leldo ""'11 !rom ....,_ lo worl< In Or.,.. or LA local~~ R'ealtor MASTER Let train iar and mqaxlne adw:rtilinr O:iunt)'. Vac, med in. I: bon.
APPLY
PERSONNEL DEPI'.
Fathlon Island
Newport Beach
UfCUTIYE 642-lOI» • c In,:,,....."':,,...;: which -........ "" &..,; ~ ~·fSri!ll. . * HNIOR
Will trade lffl VW SP£CIAlTifS CO. "'i.am the..,_•'""' "'""'"'" Thlll "• 1Um11b COAST•• AOINCY. '111' extra money on a put ttme onbr tualitY leada. Abo\rl .,.., · CCOUN ttlllnARJ Sedan for Ju• or Van. bUla. before lea"'..-~ averaae comm1uion fChe-A member of A TING A\BI ' * 5'&-3821 * 1640 Mtinrcrvla Aw. prellt!Dt job. ~a tull dW. and bOOua plan ean11 Snell1na A SnellbW Inc.
Op .lor trade.-1.k Arrowhead (!>If• Mesa time -cent When quaJ.Ined • riPt man su.ooa ... $j,!¥' 21'90 Harbor Bl. ,Ct/ff& Meaa r• "'"'Llf@K ~h!i&: o~r:e· •
OWet llt,500, turn'd. 2 •'>' c -~·2427 with .• ....,......, -.., a ,..,. OH ~" < . ii.....-[~ " Iii-. · I. lhtlil<I. Some work
mod, utll'•· Wilk to stream,· ~n 'equal'opportunlty per month. can ('n.4) ~ ,~ ,,..AR!( T\MI iy!S. ~ -~ ; . ~-IJre~er 40 yrs. or ol ::,:::7£.vl: __ ._._•:.;m;;:_ploy="=----'~'=~' :: = · _!!~ o;E ~3:so per hr. ~~':1: ~=~:s:.~·
cen!Ja .. CM. Many QSC11. , ;;_ ~QPI" Penllon nOt qu'lte enoupr.lf J , , bl.ckan>Wid.aeatrable. Good ~~ltti;now calcul& -SM.600 val., $24,500 equity. • ·-,_.. .....~ .. _ ...,. · \ ,..&., du"·· N.1 types of prop co!Wdered Dl y1 I Nltht1 YOU ·U, between 55 ol 10,. ac--...e u.:iuau ~ "!._~~ Cl!IJJ ~1"11 Mr. Bond -• ..,. e ...-.
Owncr/agt 494•9471 _ ti"', enjoy leisure, pteuanl expandlnc to Ora,.e ~ SALE.\ food 1ndU1try. Call • ~ ! ~ will rtJmbut"le
Al'PLY-·nt.PEllSON ""'work,• -w.. ... w.: -25,,,. 1o -... m.n•-··-· """JUNIOR ~~.!~ S Br, $ Ba, Newport Bch.
huge yard w/pool. Price
139.950. Trade SlS,00'.l eqty
for amalle,r home or inC
prop. Paul Wood JWy ......,15
·MOl't. THRU TKtJ1tS e&m the maximum aUoMd , n . Car + '8500, can tlUd Sqell, '\ .....
B!:'IW!!EN 3-5 .P.M. by w...Suurity nsuia .. e~ 6.30 to10.00 PM. MIMi«6. · ACCOUNTS We1tcUttDrlvt,NB.MS-u.n.; apply a.n · -Wed No exp. nee. We lrl1n. COASTl( AO'IN&j. IAloo toe Jobol
· nllnt'SllOP eves aft"""· Paulo Drlvt A...., ..... ol Stat TypftfS 12) .llUl~ll In Thoater, uk for TOP STARTING PAY Soolllot • -Inc. PAJ ABLE Mtjd& a...rch,....,.
3444 E. Coost Highway ......... No -.... s~ w.:.... ·mo -Bl, """".... !Ude, Good potenttal, ~ta!f1i ,,,:~\':', p~'. .. * * * . * * Corona dol Mu pleue.EXICUTIVI' .Z.:.'T1".....:; Vo'-74M CLERK i'f;s EX~C AOINC
loci. door-i<Hloor 1' a"'· SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTOiY SALES CAHiii 774o7211 · Help Want.I · 41o 'II. Coul Hl&hwo,y
tickets, &. supervision. $10. S · Sf:&rtitw l&1ary plUI COID-· N~ Btacb 64f..1"6 _____ .....__ NurMry a!J~• T.-mtaaloo. 1'lnt ,.., eainl.,, •• NEEDl!D . IJ,. !>)'"a. Muat be ""' R~ptlonf&t ....
•rpot Laying & -~J
Ropifr:6626
H-IM•l"9 "6735 Troe S.rvlca 6980 Some experi""'• or edu<a· or, 112,000· Jlllll' Pooilble ~ EXPIRllNCED ' • pttltnced ln _ .. ,. ab.ut;qlca c.M7,
MAINTENANCE • ~ ~ES Pnmed. ....... • -=-~~= r!:::! ,. .. --.,, * COOK * ,_ 'Offlu Glm ""'"'·· opplr. can Bobble, ~iijl ,._, & . ., wlndo ....__,. _ .,_ __ .. century oJd natklnal coen-u...-._ ___ .. -i..•_ 10 ~-,. la..., Ball
U&I commerc1 , ws • .,.._~...... --1•• exp. &UGI.. pany. Bu.dncll or aalel' ..i.U11' -.., .,.. ._ '""'"'
CARPET _ VINYL. TILE ouli specially. Xlnt work. PlulaDn . Tree Service ABILITIES be.clrsround helpful. No.tz:a-Applybsperl(llt COLLINS !4np&oyment Afency
Lie oontr. Free estimatee ,riu,r Re.1£. ~ 63S-723C · UNLIMITED AGENCY vei, Manqement opportun-, APPLY . 212ll So. M , S.A.
E1.: .. ," ""-;; ~¥.t~:ff.JFt J~:t!?~ ",. ~: ~~~.!.lthSl, SUi~~io ttlftil!:.i.\T.:s:.fi~ R• E. W roUN:=.~~s~. a• R~,10 CO. ~Order ~leit $412
K " ..-MGMT 'J,'RAINEE, ...,..., 127·7900 151 I. Couj. H1')'. ~,... ...... .,.. l<r ~ 'l)]>e, _,, ""'
, LECTRIC!AN, no. )ob too lr~lng '$ ;jl 6755 UphoJttery 6990 rant)Jff:S. grad; some ool· Oruwe County Larpat Newport' IAch i.'~1 ' ~~ varied d~liei: 1f70!l mbor.i1Ro.d' 111~ otfkes lo .serve )'CUI
amall. For prompt service~ 41:-: : lfetf')>ref. Hosi> IN, vac. Pon~ Dtalerlhlp · ,,.,.,t•°'• ..-''. • 1 rio ''*· nea, we tratn. Beech · \ • Allm;Wamn
call545-414 . 'iROMNG "°"'·· .~: <:Z1f<O§Kl'S Cual Uphot ·~toS7300.C&UBwfbll Nowbu~iqrlfot2)'0U!IS MECHANIC , .. Call Miu Ge1l, tar appt. • -'•~Apncm
· · Will oonslde.r chelbt's .t.~an er.tt&manshlp ~. l&J'Hllve .I • t • b I• auto. Jaunwyman mechanic a-CAMEO FIGURE SALON F6ua1 opportunll;J employer ~ ~"' Warntr, SA
Gercfenfl,g 6680 · washing & ironing. 25 Hr. , 1~'*3 tln! 642-1454 COASTAL AGENCY mobile lllmrwD. D t r e ct perlence Foreign or nc;ma-1"5-63SQ. _C,uthH'!'Mr Service 1---.-'--=--,s---' 540-2241 .• 1 .. ~Newport Bl., C.M. Snell~ m;~,:, Inc. =-m~ry~r:~ ttc. One of the oldnt 1'01'-i WOM!N & GIRLS Xlrit CO, beaut otOcet, Irle
AftlllUIU • ;J» " · ., 6770 Weldin• 6995 -H-~rBI, ~~M.,. trotn ~-•t me n. Our .. •-elpcar•rvlot·"'-i. ........ tele-wo rk ,OUNTAIN VALLEY """°"""""·To SIOO, 1naur1nce .. •1;111 ... -...., uia1.11-.. _ __,..,. -000..-, 1n Orance Co, llat .zate .A' from our of%lct no UJI SCHOOi. DISTRICT Edee, ~o
----,---.;....-WELDINµ, Portable equip-LATHE OPERATOR, Top menetn1inuceu .... -. warranty work $:9.00 per nee ri,llorparti!me.S2~ * • J•llOfl Best 646-1948
The Best, costs no morel ! Experienced-Maintenance
Buda'l!t Land!IClping
Graduate Hortl.culturtst
AlLEN BROS.
GARDENERS snJDENTS
"'Orldng Way thru coll~.
Ex;p. L!C. Reu. 846-4203
LAGUNt>, . m•nL S""l&l-In .,. man only. set up and a "f.:.~ m _ In how-, ..,, bued on 50"°1f. f> p., br. Apply g.12 or 2~ ADMINISTRATIVE Employment Aaency
,4 private o!ficu ''all or cavadiw equip. S t e v 9 operate Chucker or Second 0~ ~·v:....... Excellent workinl condf. p.m. DJ w, warner, &die · WO So. Main, S.A.
port", •om• boautlMly Momyk5J6..<182SunandAlt op0rattoniaU,,.SNJ1clole-Bob i_,.. p;;;;;jif" """'· MUii ba'.ve °"" hud . :tlT, 8.A. SECltl!TARY CLERK-TYl'IST, "=~~OC::. Ex= 4:30 week days. ~~~~~~ ur.oo _ Beach 8JVd. W•tmnltt ~ SldDe)' ~or Part «tulJ ttrnt 10 women $541. to $652. b', neat appearance, M
t•• ihtlvUtual. ttallo-b> JOBS & EMPLOYMENT s. n-"•·.. •·-la * DRIVERS * need..t lmmod. for ohtld * publk, 60 wpm, lull a7i"rance broker. ~larial ~ ~. -Ana. SALES I MGMT~. care, aides or compuionl. PE 'co N poa, ~ Pumnne.1
0,m,,., "'· °""''· 494-5517 Job Wanted, ltlon 7000 0-RllL p· RESS op-'TOR No E--1 .. ce Coll "" • ..tect cll<ni.u., Al• :11-«1 R"! N EL Hoaa · .Mmoorial 11oop1
-..,.... fUll ..,.. """· Coll sud s 1tt1•v Pretty Az:ncy TECHNICIAN !IB., •
J.nuorial .c. 6790 TECllNIC!AN. . •Draftaman, .et UD NJd operate mmll Nectuaryl . Snell 5tO«f6. M-..... ~ w Sit II l~•n'>li.:.h::w:: .. i"=--:: •• ;:;-••• _::::-tl " ' ORr ·~-· I •·-"·· Cft .. TAL AGINCY ~· ~ • er, $527. to....... ~~. ~· .. _ APANESE Gardening --.,-.-------•...-JX per en ce • .............. ten and Delta. Must b&ve deu CaUloml& -A-~ o! Inc:. SUblldi&r)r o; Gerber * ..,_. Call after 2 PM, the
·service and maintenance. Bay I: Beach Cleaning Serv A'.mbJUoua. Mike 5'18-4!l» Stn.all clclse.toletance In-drlvinl IW!Xd.. APl'lb' ' .. -... ~ Pred Co MU214 Villf. Roma Restaurant
wlndo '"""""' pa:ts DISC 1N ".· ~"'-A ~m.<.. Inc:. ' • llEQUIREMENTS ' Also clean up. earpet.,, . ws. floors, etc MAN, 2S Boat Maint. job, •"""'"""" • • YELLOW \.Al CO. .,.;:'ti:.!_ Bl~.-~,. Meaa EXPERIENCED 'help 1 n "'"-t.,. 60 wp· m, .... ..-. ... ~... • N .• Ne~,!lvd*. N. e 548-25t.J e Res I: Come'!. *'1401 exp. Aik fct Millll 536-00 Sl'RU1,n~,.,., 2701 S. Holl· 186 E. 18th• St. .,,..., rw.s.'lll.ll' """"'.. 4 l'l' .. ....,-.....,"' _..,
It MOW. EOOE * WEED. betwn. 6-8 PM; day, Santa Ana.~ COltl. :14... BOAT CARPZN'TERS overloc:k, blind 1titch, I: 90 wpm. Fringe benefU11; li~~~iAi'Fi:xi~ij;
P h I UNG , • -...n.. 5 ...,..,.... J2 dllYI paid vac.IJon per SALESWOMAN . . Prof.lawnmalntbycapible 1per 1n1n1 • YO MEN, wUUnc to Th · 1•· ExJld.~hlshq;.dit)IWl:!ft:. ·11ay lhlft. hrty, Pl¥· 1621 yr and 12 day. palil •iclt in ladle• ready to
· College students. Reas! _P_1_1n_t_in_og ____ '_6l50_ Job W•~. Ledy 7020 ~= tracfee.:ic,Mm:le~I-•1o' • e 1•ce. f ?,'°"1 ~ •tU:dYR work ... N A1a.bama. Htmllncton Beach. leeve ~r p. major inedl. Over 25. Apply Mon lhru
Kalina Brothen 646-1234. · ;.;u ... 6 ., IJlll:IJCUIL I .'X: S 0 eoo~-pt. . ttme cal lnllirance poliey, ID-4. APROPOS No. 210 NEAT, Exp. Palnter, no UC.. J.>rac. nunes (2) Avail. ~inc· Mllltary com· # 16 FAiffiON tsuND MARINE, (See Ch a r I e I II' ~t ~ L-~U~'--wllh b1111...; FOR JNf'ORMAWON Town A CounlJ'y ,__ Rellable lawn service, drinking. C.Ollege student. ·privale home or hospil&J. ·mttments completed. Call NEWPORT BEACil P4llUJ1) 829 Production PL us "'"'IUJI IN' ..... ,. Can · · ' ...... -....
mow, edge, trim. Low prlcea! Steve 548-4$C!J Any &hilts. 839-5871 M0-9373 'NEEDS A ' NB · J... ;, " ~ 9111"I brd. ~.... MluZ&¢uneyer, 84UeSl Eetale Saluri\en w * 531-1404 * (. . . -· tha,72 ,n. Op req'd. Ext. 225., befw~n 2· & S-pm. mt sell le: be trained tn
AL'SGardenlngSorvloe. P=.;~!~""~':'. Job W•nlod ~fM,:::"'U,.~ Dl;~~~IR. MANAGDIENT TRAINEE' ...,Ill FOIJNTAIN VALLEY hottett .,. •• Huntt
',Lawn maintenance. garden-SaUsfaction guar. ne.'est. Men & Women 7030 Know braJCes. No maJor ~s:ft~~m:; ASBISTANT BOO~ ~SCtiOOL DISTRICT Beach. CaU. Phil McN•
ina: & clean up. 646-3629 Ji Weeks 673-1166 -work. Ml t be t SAIZS; Ofd(; Macht..: •~ le 'II HMw. A." n ...a A/R, AJP. Salary O;Jqi. * 96l-44n Villqe. Real F.ata CUtl~Lawn m SEM1-RETIRED .,.i. wont """"1wl. '!al&« J:.:'. Nattco.TocollOD .-&;D~:--·--.......,..,.. w/_alilllti •. A., DUl'UCAnNG ~ G Oflloe
Main!.....,., i.Joe""" QUALITY WORK, 25 ,..,. api.. to "''"1" Good rtl 25llO Newpor<. C.M. firm&. To -· Coll Bud COAST •L AOINCY ply at IOO Brllia C.M. . clerk. ()pent. a=unti , .......,,..._:tl!O att 4 ::r~""'· German skill. 642--0:Qi Sneli 540«& ' · A.;:.,.,,., or SEeiRe<Pl AltnetM' &lrl MACHINE nw:hlne. Llaht bkkpar
JIM'S GarP<ni"I • tswn EXT/Int pntg. Aver rm. 121 Dornostlc Help 7035 ..!!~'c.!1nST=· COASTAL AOINCY . -• SDilllllo l!M:, "" ~flt* ~· ol· Ol'iRA:rOlt Slallltical '>'>inr· "'"
malntonance. a... & Com· + rood pain~ "''' work. All yiand wanted for 111!1 \llbe • ~ ~ ~ inc. mo -II. Colla iitls ftOi!, ..,. . ....--· $457 to $541 ~54$-lpll"-i""''"""-===;-~ .,....,1a1. * 548-8411 ""= m.. R<ly, 847-13!11 ~p!oy';'_P,,.,. ::::" lhlt~ Apply; !}! s. Caul :mo 11arbot Bli o.... .,.,. pi<lllCf, Worbr $407' ·T-:::, ~-~ :n. * · . GOOD l!IOHIRI )AP.AN~ gardener Compl PAINTING, Pa~-l! -1-B E •• ,. SA "'•1 -Hwy., IAI· . --. Olevrob HIS pd. PNf. mimed. Ex-,,,..... • ._,_ °"• TeltifW and b'Plnr 40 ......-I heed woman tDr pmn,
serv. """'1'. dopendahl<, ~··• ,.. ~ . ~-~ ~ Sta. e FIBEftGLA$ e ceUent --Coll Dan. Saine "'P pftfd. Apply All. oe..r.t and lleld ~ 1.2 ...,..,,.., I hn. 611-14!1
free est. 64M389 in Harbor area. lJc & bood· OW.. UY&-lns. Oleerful BOYS 16· .14 . Mercbantt Penoolilll Alia-5187 Wo,.Jll;la lb-C.M. * t • va.rious other duUH.
Jobnaon'1 Gardening .ed . ..,. ..... 64%-23l6 PmnanenL --Curter Rootaa Open ·~~~~ ~Weitdltf !lrM,11.B. EXPd PWt~~:.r; ~ •RN Cbuie Nune
i"loeat equip., expert e,are. PlnterJng, Rep1ir 6880 Far Eut Ap.ncy 642-8703, fDr perm.blmt. rood pj!I)' , -, • I • I eves. Dinner . 1'>1ibw' eo ...Pm. .rthaod •HOUSEKEEPER.i up.
Pianllng, cle....,pa. 962-m> 7200 Larw>a lllacb, So. Larw>a bwllts SCHOCK BOATS ~GED S e r v Ice Coll <1H31111 AM.,• IO wpm, Frln&e bwllta: ~ In .....,.,, .......
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·;!amauchl Gardtn ~ e PATOI PLASTERING. Help W•nf'ect,_ Men DAlliY PD..oT md * Ntwpon . ataUon attmdant. Apply )J *. WAITREiS, qp'd. afol 21, 12 days,~ vac:11tton pe~ Beach NUnlfw Home,
F'ree Land ... pe Co..Wttqi All types, Em mlmate. SECURITY GUARDS . , IG:f3:t1 ' ~ ..,..., 3* -Bl._;. rl.Ylllll Bt.rr!J'lR. m<tln, r:. anti ,JJ ...... pi!'! sick -> a<.!015
e 6'13-1166 e Call 5f0..6825 Newport .,.._ C.11 be,_. D .. fttman !Jeslp $166 MAllAGER TRAl102' Codo , <;II.-'Oontll;f Mr. ~ J 1 ~~Pettmajar zntdl. PENSIONER lo live In ~T Japane!e main-I 6190 9 am -2 prd ED1...J110 : s to 5 •)'rl. ~. OD printed tall • food ~ r • tJ(ilt . '~ J"()R ilcrom:liiotr. \ ~ can or •ml Invalid
fte....,. H.B., F.V • .,..._ p umbl"9 . AUTO Sal.,mao. ox-'Olreuill call Dan MerchanW i.1 ~! lo-bo ~~!'!f:· !!oil! Wa""", '!I'!''!!! p W~Ntl.;,.,...,~ Coll Milo~ltUISI 1! ~ C.U o.l14r
tCall Ma_c:k. 80-N42 PL\Bf81NG REPAIR per. only. Call for appt. PerioJlflel A19ncy 20t3 a· u-. ·-· ., .,...,uw. ' . ~ Ext. 225 between 2 I: 5 pm •. ~~,:;,"-'.,f· .;;.,;;_~~--I
No jbb {oo 1maU :MS-00.0 cl1tt Drive, N.B. M$.2'7TO Call Bud JlwD ~ ' LJTE l&Jling Bay fro n 1 JapanOH Gardner .. • 6t2-3l28 • CABlNET 14 A KER ._ Stora Monager f m. $500 COASTAL M I NCY MAHUfACTUklN41 A•CoUn!t"' Cllc. ~25 Trailer. 1u11. s hrs
Exper, oompt yard •rvloel . MOLDER. Boat Mli;. PlanL E>«:eUent tuturo '"" rl&hl A mimbot o! PllODUCTIOl'j ' • = -""!"""'•••<-% Own trans. 546-T.!31
'Floe Oil 5fl.l!G8, 5'1-012t Pool S.rwlce 41910 8601 Ed-Hunt. Bcll. ..... call Dan Mercbani. :mo~:"'il:a ':.. I r· RA I NEES -~~~-PBX·-··..,., up'd ~ II eno . -""'.,. nJaht. .....,..., ....., "°" WHI· • ; lllO w-Drift N:S
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Vuled -·~ IU "9 , e111 Mo. Fr«! El<pef, lie:, SIGN PAl!Hi:i A L>\Yotlr cliff Dr. N.8. 1"'21111 • ft & 'NBS IM6-mO ' • RB.,._ 53Mfll
GE NERAL HAU~ING ttllohle! Tony ....,.... """' llUU t • ' LIClll8l!D ·
& CLEANUP ...-. -u ~ ~ ~J!f st~ EXP~'f:IOY l'lllRGl.AIS NO lmlllNOI NICbwY. u i0 H YIAlS. ?":~~~ oieioWrt ..!t!J:
Ill "" lo•d. -R ........ R Ir '940 C.M. SI/RF • SOU.Oil! 11•PAIR ~\t~~nl~L"'~t:°'l'bo~ou ... ~~.::;' ~: -. ............. Ex··1-~~~~==~--llAUL1NG, c:1eo...,.. 1ot1, ~--· ' ope ' FULL t Im e DeUco-. !St:!IJ Pac. C.l H"1., N:S. 9CJIOOcis:a. BQATI • l'LOY!IEllT, EICIW NT e>nok711141TY l'Ok .,,_ ,....,, .....,, • boartli.. EXP'D WAITRISS
........ etc. In• -* IF you ....... ~. mAa. Soe Terry 415 E. 1'11b $-ani/H ..... 11ii0ft -YAH!;l!'CffT. I , , ...... -Dopt. llJ1tF • Jlllu.t)lll . -.... . ...,um., 'Coll painting or .. -Call sl.C.11.UMllt Motinwlth ..... -I ' HOAG ll~MOll;l•L lll()Pac.C.lffwy.,N.a.
BOB ~ Dlc:k. 642-Jm i Btµ;Al<FAST Cool< • exp. .... ApjjlJ .•I Don The 8ull&Jw dept. ..... plan. INTi&VIEWS ;~: n:!RU FRJ. • HOIPrr,U., im. l-'ief'JWDt1iiAlii'.:=;i;~iiiiii1
"Au LI KG. ~a In II n' I ·~--I ~4 Apply """' Butltr. zt... ................ 3901 E. Caul .... -· ~OK u SPS Western BAR WA!'l1\ESI -""'· "·" -· ~--·I--·•-y t• TIL , ......-•m c ..,., mtr 6'73.('19'17 Hwy, CtlM. .._._._...., 8':01 I U:S. GS I. lnb St. C.U f73.tCJO ::;'1U'~"""" ." 1vm.'111cT1ts.li.tA• TlµINEE .......,. APP'1 EXt>......,..:O... C.U-~~1a1m~ . c--~~'"""'
JARD/pr. dnup. Rcm<M CU.I."°"'· tn11Alf l npaits. Royal E.,ptlh Fllb l ..... ""collt,.,... 54Ml'.1 270 1 •:.. 'J,t' .,L-', ...... 1 •~... llDTALMIC~at.wl :n.°'!ft. ~ -tvy, dirt. tnotor bec11 No· .l<!b . too ....U. ~ OdPI, 488 E. 11th St., C.M. ~ ~ iil\V, 'fi'A. 41i'!ltllf: ..., -· -m• -,.,_ ttb&lnldo. -_....,,., W. lit., i-..
hoe, IP'&dlnr. 116U145 ,.tel>, Lealdn!I • 1how•• DIAL direct iiiiii, 0Wto Bentool ~ -Full time, Airport~ '*"IL n..ta1 -·A-·
• G H•ullM S.rvlct ... .,1.. 841-1957/->OW' ..... t~n .,, ~ and LU 8, Qiut u.,,,, Iii ... -· 41111 ~ Dr/ AN lQIJAL orPOkTUNITY 11,tNITI~ CHARGE ......... "' ..... Elll-"" ....u..
ae.-;[blo. 'Jca.'\113 Whlta elijiilll11t 0-line ·Ill ... to 'tl\o.,,..,.,.•'ii?Wt ' ~O()CI( rr-'16 'ZMt -N.B. ' ' llld ft -• -odl -
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SALE AND TRADE
Ml•CHANDlSi" l'Olf
SALE AND TRACE I' -x;-1 l --~~L;:::E.;.A.;:.N~D:...:.T:=RAO=E:_..:.S'.!:A::L;:;E..:A:.::N::D~TR:::A:::D:!E:....
Futiutu. .... -F·-~-----7400
COASTAL
AGENCY
A MEMBER OF
Slll,UN&&
lEUllG, INC.
Worl4'1 t.,.._.t ,....,.. ...... ,
employment HrvlceJ
lllrllor II Adlms
Coste Mesa
540-6055
Rocpt.s.cty
For Newport Beach Rttltor.
t Solid aJdlJa. polled, a ti 1'8C·
tive &al. Start $US. Call
Gloria Kay.
Gen Ofc·C•shMr
Bllildinc materials be.ck·
ICl'OW'l<f. Charmine boss,
pleuant atmosphere. Start
$125. Call Gloria Kay.
S.Cret11ry
-Dept. Good &/h twtnc. much telephone, Di-
venified enclneer1ng firm.
Start se. can Gklria Kay.
Seely I L191I
Good bM:qround Jn 1e~ral
law tn Calli. wW get you a
top spot in H.B. loc. Goes to
l<OO. CUI Gloria Kay.
Seely I Exocutlve
To V.P. · Skilled WUb con-
stnsction background, f o r
srowina Newport · B e a c h
corhp&.ny. Gob to $550. Call
Gloria Kay.
f minediite open!rw fur a
clerk enlst to work wllhin
our purchaslnc departrMnt
• to perlonn such clerical
functions aa IYP!n& pUf'Chue
order., f.llbla: and poa:Unc.
Mutt t» able to ,trPt accur-
ately. Wt 1¥ill aectpt appl!,
cation• wl.Ut a minimum of
&Ix months clerical working
experience. Good sta.rfuli:
u.la.,7 and benefits Include
12 day1 wcation durin& tint
)'t!Jf' of emp)oymtnt.
v1rian data
machinei
A VARIAN SUBSI.DIARY
J ~~;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;~·;i;i"'"~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~J!T~o~lov;E,:l•~lon~:;:::::;~'~'" Mlchln1ry, orc. __ 11_00_,
2 D * '°'1™ Color TV, tamuy STEAM BOILER A Y S L E F T 11 111e llCl'Mn. mnoa contri.
onnel Immediate or>tnl.oa: for • aeo. Dnl'V • • Walnut cra1n-Pl.)' cub $249 Industrial Steam SOUtt", Par-pers nrtuy 1o .,,~ in our ~ IQ--1 T • or takeover payment.a o1 leer IO h.p. Good worldna:
agenru .,._m °""""'°tioo G""'P I• TECHNICAL eanng Down luUdlng to SlO/ mo. ,.,_ at ue~ condHi<m, Workl"' '"'"""
•• • ,.p1c11y •"""""' """'"'" POSITIONS Make Room For Our' New Store ..._,., IBTI nar00r Bl••·· " ioo """"'· llOO ><8-5623 manufactwiiw COlllpal'I)' lo-CM. 548-0l!iS after 6 pin. 833 DOVER DRIVE
NEWPOB.T BEACH .. ~
S.cly to $4.10 E PF
lni;uran~ background help-
ful but not nee. Xlnt
opportunity for attracth1e
woman with .good 1ecr~
tarlal akilla:, shorthd and
typing.
S.cty to $500 EPF
Fut paced oUlce tor a glrl
with ablllty,.aklll& and de-
a!re to work with account
executive. M1.1tt be \l:ell
"""""'11.
S..tY to $411 EPF
"'"''" u... I.vine looU1trial Many ..-.J•••fonal • teeb. SPANISH ** MEDITERRANEAN
Complex of OtaDae CoUnty. n1e&1 polll:io111 avallable. ] R
You mU>l .... 3 to • ,.... Cati~~~ 642-3310. ooms FurnilJlrt -
;'0:":1 ... =~oce,,.-: Newport' Beaoh OVER $1000 VA(UE
HI-Fl & St1roo 8210 FREE TO YOU
""'"'· "'""'""" ..., ... ,...... SALES Llghtl... ....... I for $389 . experience most heJplul. sbl>wroom • experienced •
Good •tartine 5alacy plU11 ex· mo opening tor a trainee. 5 Pc SpaniSh Din Rm set, 8 ft .. so!a & love «•••• """'...., h<Mll" 1~ SalMy pluo =unwlon. ••at, 3 lb*;li' Medi!. style matching tables,
duding12daysvacat1ondur-547..&51 \5 pc Sp h\bedroom set.
Ing ""' "' year of employ.CLERK.===• ~.,.~,~.d~ln-..,-l~Hng \ OT ED EXAMPLE PRlrES·.
ment. . . oommercia.I st.a.tlooery & oU '!'-Y Dven1nr tntervie-A's •uwlles. TIDE OFFICE • 5 pc . Spanish oak game sets, low as $169.95
IDa.Y ht arran&ed \ SUP~Y 3Dll Newport • guar~ mattresses or box springs, $19.95 Varian data\ _Bl_w_ .• _N_.B_. ___ e 5 ~'Spanish dinette set $69,95. e 3 pc.
F/C BooMeeper, Pt-1 m, Sparush bedroom sets $99.95 • Spanish table
ma Ch I. n e Perm. E><pe<. P•y/lt. Tav IOIIIPS $12. 95. I
R. P&.1... Bill. &: elt'. Remainder ~f Huge stock at terrific savings! Construction back1round 27?2 MidMlson Drive helpful Sh, typing, filing .
(Adj. branae Co. Airport) and recept tor ~gineer-A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY 642-... NB P,le down -term1 to mfft you" bud99t -
h.nk fine; M.ster Charge, Bank of America. lrvint, Cali!. 92664 ing dept. 2722 Michelson Drive
An -··• op--··•·ty (San Diego Fwy. to Jamboree ·~-~·-· S1cty to $550 EPF employer M & F oU ramp 1 blk S. lo ---~------1 Xlnt opportunity tor 1irl Michelson Dr.)
with Io o d 1ecretartaJ Jrvint, Calil. 92664 *ESCROW
OFFICER
Position available for per-
sonable individual with loan
processing experience.
Knowledge of new account.I
and related S & L duties
preferred. T)'pf SO wpm.
Exce,llent working condi-
tions and fringe benefits.
Pleaae call Mi-. Lewis for
appointm"llt. 6t2-0U.
Glendale
federal Slvinos
1133 Newport Blvd.
Cost• Mesa, Calif.
An Equ'1 Opportunity
Employ.,
EXPERIENCED
e1!SCROW e
SECRETARY
sklll1 and background in An Equal Opportunity
adv ii 1a~ Will work with 3 young executives. 1 __ _.::E.;:m;::P.;:lo.:.ye.;:r..cM=&F=--
F /C Bkkpr to $500 EPF
1-glrl office bac.kground
with light payroll.
Sect'f to $500 APF
lltlnimum ~ yean banking
experience. Type 55 +, sh
75+. New accounil! and
per&onnel b a c kground
helpful.
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
Two years eicperience in pro-
Ct'SSiflK" accounts payable to
data proceMin;. E."l:cdle.ot
frilla:e benefits.
SLEEP for cash. Subjttts
needed 1or UCI lleep lab..
1tudles for this summer.
Call 633-9393 ext 188.
OPERATOR to take over
following.
Costa Mesa. 646-7522
Schools-Instruction 7600 1
Be Prosperous!
or Store Charge. * ~Is S•J. For Stock on Hand Onlt *
· 1 S.Cret11ry
Lera! boekrround. Start.
, Aua. 1. Attractive, very fn..
telHcent & skilled. Will ao
lo l<OO. Call Glona Kay.
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
3141 E. CNat Hwy
Coron11 dtl Mer
"673-9240
Logol Seely
to $600 EPF
California ~xper'enoe,
Attorney, shorthand.
Clerk Typlol
With tome blckw'. Much tel-
ephone &: front ottb ·~ pearance. Great varieoty.
Goes to SS25. Call Gloria
Kay.
Hooten
Experienced o n I y, well
l'f'!)Otned. Plush mockm d~
lrw room, benefit.. To $520.
Cl.lJ Ann WUlia.ms.
Socly/Mrktg
Yourw; t1aff. Yoocl ak1lll. Ex·
ttllent company, future po-
tential $450. Call Ann Wil-
liams. '
Exec Socm1ry $600
For Prftident & VP, Small
flnn in Crance, Must have
Xlnt aJdlls &; strong back·
e:rotmd. Position with much
responsibility.
MISS EXEC AGENCY
4.10 w. Coast Hia:hway
Ni!!wport Beach 646-3939
LYN & Nunes Aids
La.rse prog~aive ECF needs
U. Orientation provided by a
full time, in aervice, educa·
tor, Openings on an shifU,
Dillerentlal pd to.· IJWil'lgffl
Ir nite owl1. Only lJXl6e who
Bkkpr to $600 EPF
CPA office, bkkp~ through
rough d rat t financial
statements.
Acctg Clark $400 APF
Good schoolin&' or ":ork
background In acct.g. X1nt
company bendlts lnclud·
lng travel.
Fll1 Clark
to $350 APF
XJnt trainlnr spot for bright
youna lady. No experience
~sary.
222 Oc.ean Ave .. l..a'1Ula Bch,
494-4546
SECRHARY
Tochnlc1I Typing R&D Rocpt $450 E PF
Ideal spot tor bright at-tractive personable young IBM Executive: 3-5 yn exp.
lady wllh good typing and Adva~ Kinetlct Inc.,
who llkeis people. 1231 Victoria St, CM e 64&.TI65 e Seely to·$5SO , Equal Opportunlly F.mployer
~::eF Ho~~ w~:F c.;;""'"'-'i'-'l"-u""'----8:.000:.;.;: 1Antiques 811 O LADIE.S While go!d di amond FREE to good home • male -& sapp~ nng. V a I red /., ""'h1te k.itlen. -1~ mo.
'css tha.111 yfflolesalel Group MAHOGAN Y Brealdront MUST MAKE ROOM $112S-&acnli~ close estate 8JS.-0475 6/30
include1 beautiful 9 6 '• drop leaf t a bl e , 4 1 S4'1!l. 644-2944 alt 6 pm. . _ quilted aofa & Jove seat, FOR NEW SHIP?-.lENT . . 7 LrITLE puppiei; :'I wk11 old.
3 Spanish oak decorator upholslercd chairs. 5<16-92l4 FURNITURE CLEARANCE APr Fng. $30, Fiat staU 1rce to good ho1ne!>. M/1''
Ill.bl.cs, swq or table lamps. 8010 SAL.E shower $10, :oile.t $4, laun-646-1173, 54s--OU6 6/3()
all -•·--kl Office Furniture ARIEL dry lub $4, lavatory $3, 3312:1,;==-~-~-..c....;;1 w --· ng, queen, "" · Market, N.B. 67a.-025.1 CHOICE of two beautie:J:
or full slie bedroom suite COMPUTER Division dU;pos-ANTIQUES long·haired cat or sh-hair
complete ind bmr springs, ea of modem McDowell & 369 E. 17lh St., CM \VHITE port. sewing kitten. 540-2674 6/30
mattress, linens Ii boudoir Craig steel desks. c!:iairs, THOM . ni11.chine, used once $60 Dlxd ~""""=~,..-,-...,,--.,..-.,.,.
lamps Spanish oak 6 pc files, tables, etc. AS Ed I son Hrama-110 bar bell set . $15 NO gd. home for lovable can-~ ·apPb' at 1030 W. S.Cr1t1ry Warner, S,A. 546-6«50 Not ~ to have legal -~~~~-'-;.:.:.. __
FM negotl•ble · ''; iiiliiii&iiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiii I
Stcty to the hon who Is
marvelous. Good skills,
backrround In llfe Insur·
ance or with insurance
agency.
dining• aet priced else~here McMAHAN 'S 772-8450 phone 3rd p I a Yet p~ 64&-1932 " grey & white kitlcn, 7 \Vic!. duced, pat. late 1800's. Perl . · . . 542--0309 6/1
at approx. S1195.00 AIL 1830 S. Anaht'im Blvd .. in cond. with horn. Plays \vell C'ONSIDERING qualil1ed
experience but must haw
good akilll. To $525. Call Ann
W!lliaml.
Teller
Who want& a change, trajn.
able for proo.I maclrlnt. Ele-
gant 1Ul'TOWX!lnp. To ;425.
Rocoptlonlot $400
Fee paid. Sharp • min ~
ing, &ood EnclJah., pl.ush ofi.
"'· lnd9pendent Personnel
17lli Oranae Ave., Suite C
C.M. 642-002&, ~
Call Arm Williama. I c=---~----
F/C Bkkpr to $600 EPF
Degree m~t helpful, con -
atruction bacli:J'l'ound de-
airable. Good comp11.n;y A
benefits. Beautiful lo-w cation for · young &aL ant a fvn job 7
Bkkpr I Seely Youna: bola, Ml:verttstne nrm.
UnusuaJ opportunity for
rtght pl. $S2S. Cati Ann Wll·
li&ml.
Office Clerk
Shcirthand 11 typing, variety,
busy ortlce, public CQnlact.
To $350, Call Ann WWiams.
Secr1t•ry
Banking. Accurate typing
speed not eaential Teller
experience. To $5.50. Call
Ann \\'illla.rn1.
Teller
Gmt.t spot for right firl with
new accounts. Good com-
pany bt'nriibl. To $400. Call
Sally l!Art.
General Office
Bookkttping: experie~ &: sood typing for busy area
company. To S500. Cal.I Sally
Hut.
I~ Steno Trainee
Good typing &. a:horthand.
, •ill, train rifht pl. Good
' advancement., To $too. Call I ~ }lart.
, Stcrttery
: With load akills &. use of
I dk:tllpbont. Plush ol'1lce in
"~ co. To $450. Call Sally
Hut.
Girl Frld1y
~ ~ It l!lephones.
"""" --. ""'"" 'hdplUI. To 1350. Cati Sally
Han.
9'"-t :311, D'lltiea diversified, genl • EPF, employer
office, public contact. Must pays fH
be attractive & p!!uant. • APF, •ppllc•nt
MISS EXEC AGENCY payo fH
410 W. Cout Hjghway • CRF, company
Newport Beaoh 646-3939 r•lmburns f,-
SECRETARY, &0me book-I ~!!!:!!!:~~!!!:~~!!!:
keeping background. Good
typist, some m e d I c a I
knowledge preferred. Apply
in person
Laguna Beach Nursing Horne
494-80'15
Secty to Prc>s.
Marine mfg co, good typist,
acctg: bkgmd good but not
nee. Dictaphone, pen10nal
f'rTand3. new facilities.
MISS EXEC AGENCY
410 w. c.oast Highway
Newport Beach 646-3939
Secretary to $650-
fce paid, Top co. Strong En-
i:inttring or Ele<:tronk: bkg.
Good skills. Call Loraine,
J\1erchants PeM10nneJ Agen-
cy. 200 WestcliU Drive, N.B. 64s.mo rAiao tee ;oix1
A!ARRIED'!' TOO MAN'{
8 I L LS '!' Permanent-part
lin1c help wanted in snack
bar. Set manager after 7:30
11m. Paulo Drive Jn
Theater, 3051 NeWJ.l'l)rt Blvd,
CJ\!.
Jl'DY LEE Jewels. $300 in
tuhion jcwe1ry loaned to
our 11tylisls -JS%
commission-"'·~ train! Pnrt
or full time. Call 833-0560 or
64&-0!93
DINrNG ROOM WAITRESS-
ES: 0.y It eve. shifts avail.
App In pemn, 15070 F.d·
wards, Hunt Bch. Ask for
Ralpb or Gary.
HOUSEKEEPER, 7:31)..(. no
Holp Wonted
Women 7400
SF.CRETARY tor sales Clfiee.
Gen oflice, 1ood typing on
E."(ecutive, much telephone,
&h lite. To SSOO. Call GPia
Kay. 54().6005
COASTAL AGENCY
A member oi
SneUUW & Sne11i.nc Inc.
7790 Jlarbor Bl, eo.ta Mesa.
F/C BKKPR
Xlnt opplj for mature experi-
enced woman. OW~ in Or· anae County A tr1>0rt ~a.
ABILITIES
UNLlMITED AGENCY
.488 E. 17th St., Suite 224
Costa Mtsa 642-1470
SECRETARY, 90me Jea"a~
IOOd math ability, mature
pre(. Real OJJpOrtunity! To
M . CAD Ann Williams 540-
60>5
COASTAL AGENCY
A member o(
Snrlling C Sndllna: Inc.
2'190 Harbor BJ, Colt& Mesa
Admlnistr•t lve Asst
2-4 yt>ani ol c.'Oll1?1e, no typ-
ing. $42(1 mo.
Independent PtrlOl'IMI
1TI6 Oarng, Ave., SUite C
Costa ~1'e1a
642-00'16 or 545-al19
lacrww Offk.r vcper. ntlL call 9-5
UGAL TRAlllf
Wark at Newport Center,
start $400/mo. Requires sec.
retarl&I experle~. b'Pe 60
.....,:irn, light a!Klrt hand. At·
tomey Roland S. Barcume.
644--0023
FOR ONLY $399. $J1 down, Anaheim <alongside SA w/ 5 playing C.'Ylinders. man for purchalle of trvinc AOO~LE Blac.k ma I c
Sf.!!I per •tell: / out of __!reeway at Katella) r.1ake offer. Call Chris Cst Cntry Club membersh.ip. P,uppy, /1 poodle, 6 "'ks aid.
state credJt OK. \V 111 64:;...2069 aft s. &15--0ll4 Free to gd. hm. 8.17-4261 711
meparate for quk:k sale. 20th 0ffic9 Equipment 8011 . • DIAMOND 2 cts, P,, 1 , FRE. E Lumber. used, you
C-entury Furniture, 9 7 7 2 S M h ck M t ak Ga..""dren Grove Bl'f'd., Dry office copirr ew1ng IC inn 8120 flawless, Tiffany Solitaire P1 ~P· us t e all.
-edd' t 548-61i65 7/1 Garden Grm't! Daily 10.9, $16.'l 1969 SINGER Ith · & " rng se ' apprs $50CK), ,-;-===-,,,-.,,--~I
Sat ]~ Sun 12-5 Come 642-3936 or 540-:rnll L.9"'11.lnut conso~. ~;:n~t-sell $3XIO cash. 613-36(N) J,l ~tandard Poodle. puppies.
• tn or call Cn4) 530-5240 ========= ton hole -'--· t SS 25 Quality king bed, quilted Frisky & a! f Pct 1 on a Ir s. u=igns e c., . • 84'1'-3153 01~ ',..~~~~~~'"""'' OVER _ STOCKED Household Goods 8020 mo. or $36.00 cash. 526-6616 Complete, unused $98; worth ,...,·==7'.=c--::---.,,-~I
GIRL FRIDAY UPl-101..STERJNG Machines. $2507 . Alter 5 or wknds, 4 CUTE k.iucns, 2 months
s.i .. O.pl of emp1---own-MUST SELL! SMAU.. sppliances, pictures. Pran 145 & Singt"r 111\VlOS. 84 ...()t!OO ~ld. To good homes, hacl w~ N-· 9 ~. eo-< ··-••, frame5, book!, toys, lad~ ·,viii ••II c"-•P r•c "°"" G.E. top refrigeraor $60. shots. 543-7786 7/1 eel company. Work with sales '".. ,... ..... ...._'& &: men's clothing. See Satur-""' '"" ~
eOll"ll. Good typists, 35 hr c!Klice of clrs. reg. $230, day al garage sale. 2282 SINGER Sewin<> ma h·ne l sora $50. 3 1''AT, healthy kitte1:.~ IO.'C.an·
1149 SO H db_. HO& c 1 675-3148 «I 8.. house b r o k c n . week, very reliable co, XI.at now · . ea 1'Us: Redlands Dr. N.B. (oU 2lrd rentals. $5 mo. Free pickup ·
. l.ielll'rits, uo layoffs. Kings, $15, Queens $12.50, SL between Santa Ana & & delivery. Call 52&-6616 LARGE DRAF"TING TABLE J4S-46l5 711
MISS EXEC AGENCY F'ulJ $10.50, Twins $.1.95. Tustin Ave;) ===o===:=::=:=:-1 & stool, sacrifice $ 4 5. FREE: lo responsible boy or
410 W, Cout Highway Trundle tels {duo rtserl w/ AMPEX 1000 series recorder, Pianos & Organs 8130 642~824 girl. Very nice pct male rar
Newport Beac.h 646-3939 inner spring matt. reg, $106, misc. tapes included. $90. HOLIDA\' Heallh S fl a \111lh cage. Call 546-3086 7/1
now $79.50. Roll-a-way beds 64.2-0089 JUNE SALE!!! n1embc!~hip for sale. KITTEN, fcinale. J mo's old.
sECRETARY: Good legal
backgrnd. Top typing, sh,
dictaphont!. Piuah office, \18.·
rlety. R:ight Girl lo $525 Call
Gloria Kay, 54o-Gl65
COASTAL AGENCY
A member o(
Snelling .l Snelling Inc:.
2790 Harbor Bl, Costa Mesa
Bink Steno lo $550
w I Inn. liPrilll matt. reg. 638 ~ 4 -• 5 Factory authorized clcArance -.N I ..,1 . Siamese mother. father?. $59.50, now $39.50. Full sz. G S I 8022 • ·' ---6 30 sleepeNIOfa reg. $239.50, now •r•ge I e of OW'rage, returns & demos CHARTER full ram i I y ~!I I
$169.50. New beds : K i n g FR EE COFFEE Pia110$ & Organs. Prnc~ice membershp Neu.iport Beach I PLAYFUL ornnge !.abby
$99.50, Queen&, $89.50, Full Samp'-of goodies: f'r prov p~nos, nC'W walnut 11p1nct tennis club. $700. 548--3803 kitten will d e 11 v e r .
$49.50. Twins $39.50, fully oe pianos, new & u~ Grands BA'ITERIES 6 V $4.95 it 12 545-3520 fi/30 wht/gold Magnavtlx TV. fr. & demo Baldwin Organs e ' . guaran. King-size spreads, prov wht/gold tables. Com-really & truly on money V $5.95 ex, guar. 18 mo. Pay 3 BEAtrrlFUL k1llrn.<;, s :ice$12~ ~~ ~~ mr'I popcorn mach. Model 8aving SALE!! Get in on $1.25.<>ld batl. 54<>-9990 ~~d Siamese/Pers~~·~
SflOP, tm Harbor Blvd, CM clothes, size 9 lhru 18, di.!h-the big deals al: 8' CUSI'OM s u r Ibo a r d 1 ·
645-276(1 daily to.g Sal I0-6. es, lamps, lots ::if misc. Villa WARD·s BALD\\'JN STUDIO perfect condition; 1 year old FREE to good honie -pui>-
Paciric 'l'wnhses Bmokhurst. 1819 Newport, C.M. 642-8484 $50. 847-6591 pies, 3 male, 6 ...,.k. ... , mixed
SPANISH . ~!2"'•oov l 11 a Pacific, HB. FREE DIAMOND pierced earrings bret'd. 546-39.JS
MEDITERRANEAN ""°"""' . % cti; each. Apprs $1250'. tREE kittens to good
Returned from model homes. TifE GARAGE J mo.nth rental or new piano. sacrifice S'100 6Ta.41ll homes.
3 D--ol . u--· A ,. • f ., Choose from Kawai. llallel . . ~.,., .,,_ ..,ua furn, (din nn, liv """' PP 1ances "" urn1 WT. Ir Davis Stark Hammond 2 YR membership to Holidicy .i.,.,..v '·'
rm, &: bednnl prtee-d else-Bargains~ DttS9Cr vanities. Cable t'!'tc. 6 ~onUq mini'. lleallh Spa, make oiler. YOU \\0ill not bchevc these
whert at S895 Is you!'! today dblc. & sngl bt:!<ls, S.'VJ ga:. &: mum.' 67:>-7035 k I I t r n s . Exlr'aordinary
at only $439. $5 per wk, $20 Pitt stoves. retrig $00 I: $30. HAMlfOND lO'S x 15 ROYAL Samuk 11rlnz 57 variPlles. 67:>-598.1 deliV'l!n 1550 A SUperJOr, 01. 64&. ' 9188 in CORONA DEL. AIAR Oriental rug. 540-2330 4 DARLING white kittens, 2
Sant• Ana Furniture 2854 E. Coa!t Hwy 673-8930 f\1an."(. 962-00Zl
E,"(perienced. Beach ~L 426 W. 4~7~7:fta Ana Applianc.. 8100 1969 WURLITZER Misc. Wanted 1610 FREF: lumber &· li1'C10.uod,
S oWce1 to serve )'OU! CONCERT ORGAN 320 E. llltll St. CM . 111
All W WHITE. Formica. 72'' oval * SALE * 32 N ~-·-
Pe •n-1 ~~ dining rm table.G blue othte ~",.~-Pac.ldss than995 3 WE PAY MORE \\IHITF: baby rats. Make
rsonne n,s"" .... ies New \\'ashers • Dryel'! • Disb-man s o . S4 • CASH adorable pets. &1.~l!t<IJ 6130 230 \V. Warner, SA SCS-3006 naugahyde chaJrs & 2 '¥1uhers • Rcfrigeratnnt. Asking $3250. Se<! al :
matching bar stools. CERTIFIED G ldM · c FREE ducks, rabb i t!!. RECP-PBX Opc!rator, 11 am 642-4286 OU USIC ompttny ti7'.,.244;) 71'J
to 5 pm fGl' growing Mfg. ,,,.-==~~---APPLIANCE 2045 No. Main, SA 547~1
Co. Muit bf! neat ~pearit1g, 8' BEIGE quilted :v:ita, 2 33.1 East 17th Sl., HAMMOND • Steinway. Ya -PETS and LIVESTOCK
type min 40--60 wpm. ~ matcblng blue chl"8. le l Costa MCM. '642-41240 mah.a • new & used pianos For furniture. tippliances, C t 1820 position. Xlnt em p I oye e : ~00 for aU or :tell LADY Kenmore auto of all makes. &st buys in ~lored TV, sic.~ and a.n-1-•-•------'=
benefits. Apply in pel'IOll. wuber, turquolsit, I ale So. Calif, riglu here. lique&. SIAMF.SE Kittens, &alpnint, DI~ InslnllTrl"nts. Inc. 2701 . Quality ki111 bed, qul.Jted, mod.. xlnt cond. $ 8 O. SCl_QIJOT MUSlC CO., Dav or n~bt 8 ""'tc.ks: Si.:>. Adult female
South Halladay St., Santa CompJete, unuted $98: worth 841-3115 l90'T N. Ma in, 636-3620 u:i. 842-1.'L'l'!I
Ana $250. Afie:r , 5 or wknds PIONEER f\llly auto. Water =-==~San~ta~Ano~~~-l•c--c==:-==c:--.::I~:."====='=.;:;:':
The Rl'gger 841--0406 '°""'t1ooe..used&mo,-so1• ELECTRONIC Plaoo. $WE BUY $0°" 882S ELEGANT Walnut d I n . hotnt do not Med. Cost $625. portable, plays lhru Hi-l''I. .
table, buntl hue' I. top aell $300. 61l-7084 Idell.I rnr beach home $ FURNITURE $ AIREDAl.E puppies, AKC
# 16 FASHION ISLAND $900. Cost $2195 2 yn aeo, 17 CUBIC fttt. Re-rator mountain cllbln, boat ~ APPLIANCES rer.. f'!!:i•t pri:h~·1" 6 wks. NEWPORT BEAQt ... ~ ·1-t -"' Ont ·-i , , Wrt< 897--0331 ~'.: 4JZl. res
Part -J..tdo Conva.lueent
.J' Dperlenoed. loatJ ocnnpeny Hospital l«S Supttior, N 8, anen • tot .,.. the rtah1 642-2410
' pt. To .. Call StJbr llart. UKE to Decorate, Ril home
TYPIST, 70 'N'p1l'I plus load
malh background. Un1&1Ulll
job ror exctplklnal a:irl. To
$400. Call Ann Williams MO. -NEEOS AN -°"' wlbottom freezer. Coldspot ea .. :uing. 'Y rt-ermt. c.i., TV'1-l'i•~• -s••r•o, ~-8aai
DJNETJ'E. 3 Chairs, btip 6. f15,. eaJl. 545--163' NE'AIPQRT ORGANS 645-1530 I '1•c• •r Ho111• F11ll 1-·--------
EXPERIENCEO brown, muJU colored chairS HAAfMONO Chord Orpn. CASH IN JO MINIJTES WAITRESS ~· -~ -~· NORGE .... -·· late c • 541 4531 • IRJSll ...... P"PPP;c,, ""' .. ....... ..........,. -model, xlnl oond f15. x1n1 thruout! $350. a. 11, N"ii<mi>Ti;. ""-;;;;;;;;;:=,;J~~~";w~q~,w~t~•ty!,c.:""~·c;:._:•~15-6<~~., l I u miahinp:T Commf!l.'lloll
l'hll ~ dutJes. only. f'ull or part llrnt.
I' Tmtlo ~ for ad· =r' nt A Sat 9 lU l .
.............. pod co. $430. Cell llllJ Rare. JIJISKPR
1
for 2 elderly l&dit1 , · ve n, Ii~ 'lltwk.
J ................. ,, 613-3284 ~ -----
COASTAL AGENCY .
A member ot
Snelllnc I: Sntllil1& Inc.
2790 Harbor Bl, Cllsta Ml!KI
CASHIER
Matutf won.IU'I. Exper.
Don ~ Btachoombtr
3901 F.. Coiist Hwy, CdM
Jobi Men. Wom. 7500
EXPEREENCEO
Wailreues, ow..r 21/Kitdxn
help, over 18. SJ)..1600
For Daily PUat Wanl Ads
Dial i4U61'
I
DlNING room table. 6 chalr1 847-3115 · 6'12-2482 moms. l~w·~ ~-·Jn .,,,, .,,.. , .,..,: '.. !. t!r in AKC Poodle pu Sho
PJ. Mia $10, 2 chain ~ I WANTED ~1 oondllion. Clill 837-8682 him or lo1.'t'! him.~:-~" ~all;
$3, 5fS..SJ62 Anfl1Jues 8110 ' SPrNETS .l CRANOS •<vume IOJ100Ull Only $US. &G-rilll2
LARGE all mln'Or cocktail 6.16-lS20 W A NT E D OLD 1'0Y nt•. SUN ~R -s on J(ING Loo l1 XN, 9 pc. diD E . <'• na;.. .. c-~r:.1 table 38 lnchea. &16-889B .wm 1et. Xlnt oond. oo PIANO WANT 0 'l'RAINS MADE BEFORE Oaaifil'd's 11.ction pov,, .. r,
THE QtnCKER YOU CALL. Y~an old. Prv pr t y. f2l3) 81l·l03.\ Pvt Party l94. Phone 642--0382 For an "d to M!il aroun.f
1"RE QUICKER'YOU SELL ~ White elf':pbanlrt OlmN..Ube While Ele.J)ba.nls'!' lb. clock, diAl '42..5671.
. ., ..
I
I \
........... ~.1969
Pm and _!;IVESTOC_!S Tllf'SP.ORTATION I TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATI_~ TRANSPORTATION ~l'ORTATION ~~~~TION ~~~~~N~=-jlTUiiilJIClftll
Dop . 1125 Afrtra1t 9100 C1111p1ra 9520 I_..... Auio, -lmporttd Au* tlll l111p11W ,,,,... tlll 1......,... Auloa -11ooi1·c.,. 9900 Utld Cara
wn1i.mTodd .,_ •• 11 ... vo· ...... ••IN --·-2M1c.nt1non111A••· ~Gl::.J: ~·1~ '61 FORO ,__ -TOYOTA '' . ~w.. -SCltM-LETS ....... -U-N_c_o_LN""'--.....
C..lf Mo..' at o.c. Alti>t. oaU 837-2200 ll'GftCO W-FllllAll • 'II 11.0. llMpt. h 1 a• k ••s V\11 IUS ·
r wkda., ~ .... 4 ..... , m;;.. vi -· N...,... ~ Ltd. °" i:r ...... •.i'!',.~ -. ''.. ANSWERS 1187 ~ • .-.,, •·• ~.,..Ille w!Merol ' loclclnc -ndlo, ........ -CcllDO'• .... ---. ..... --Lie. -i-. aft. .... 2tlcbbtollle MobllaH-9200 OnJy17,000mlltt.Ofte.-~ . lloat'DulsAnAt No..HQCt». ~-11flao-~--•lllul ITMllll s:~~~:~~tlR . BAY HARBOR "· S1ock$24991M . atoow.c.ut::.18 om DEAN LEWIS . $lS9t lll!:,"'t<h,~""""'1!i,r11t MERCURl l
at 1bt Mobllo He1110 Solos ~· ~-~t'llC 14 OPEL,._ 36,000 ml, 1* -. C.JL -~ ...,. thaobltuatycclunuo. U __ ...... _.,,._.._,_...
ANAHEIM ~/;:"it,;,,~;!,_'%,: Authort"'411!'.lDoolor l:1.J""" ·lfl5. Coll 1961 _.TQ .. YOT'& 0 1111-ton·t-.i.soet 191011emay,dr....,e.fiic ft ,. ~ BACK .. BED. • WO .... ~-· -STADIUM · Kit · Pre1tlge· Sahaft ~la, · FIAT •• Ol'Elo W-11,000 ml. H rdhp ~ IUICK · ~ !\,!'! !?."l;,!'1 -P!eUe.:;l~~~ext.329 Now"'o'N~Lo\Y ... ~ . :;""J:'l~"';;;11""~ S169S.OO ~ . .;;""~~!WI· =':!~."\~ '°C:,,'; 11 .J,~";;~.:~ Blw. '°'\ , 'lJ,. PIAT 8111 11P01t -'II oPiL -x..i.tt '!II-Lie. Ne. Wiml IM,3300 Dir • : .. , '." Buick Spoclol -'"'· J31'I er ,,..; ·
tplUtte -btr lo 540-1220) "" Baker .,.!... ;:'-..=. i:::: ;;~ ·'°' .o:;-·, Don 18.-nJLL,.. _'!'!".,'>'·~~ .!f; • · \ ~ \'..f, ~""';.,~· ~ \Ol!Or.' 49M'l52 , Costa M n<l ~~-~-~ -"~ .,., -•~. ~· ~w ~>~~·t-.: GRE ~;LE~F P~· .. _-.,;ST .-.... ~-• ~ bllr. l\llo • -:rm~·sr_:, !:":::.w~~~ \ MUSTANG . .......... ,,..t tamlly dogs. In cleu. cl•an, coot °''" 19'10=:i.~VI>. MERCEDES llNZ . POISCHE ... 'IUYOTA ... _ ... JlA, OOlrl'A -Ken,\$9Tl3"" ~· . bl ..... I
f:r1endly, lovina, easy to Mesa. New 9'l apace adult 'SS Ji'ONICHE o.q. U00 8. cHo. btncb Mt. $llOO. ~VW.SUSI 1 'C'J' D.lx:TR.\ ~ 2 DR 'ISJNVSTANG, oe, I ,
train. Perfect show dop, park, Models il Sales ottlce i:::Pldal .... 1_. htll int.~ 83'1~ ..... Elaielleitt «nt HT. p) .. p~r;;-.;. A.fr, ~ ~~.p~ll. ~~ ~~11.et, eood for breed In g. located at Park. Open t AM CAMPER ' i _... .. 1 :"'i · Q1111:1m ~ lee l ......... ......... ....,...._.,.
-t>urobnd, ~~ to 6 PM. \ WhlL lladlc. lminac. uat, 11-~ e -~·top, vy '6f MUSTANG GTA; ""'e.Js'll. . -\ ACCENT MOBILE Salu. Rontols ~·~ _... BHt oller. VOLKSWAa!N ••• ....!""' int. AMIPlf "'"°• "'" AuthQ.rtzied Dealer o.-..._, ttns. new lbocb. xlnt wbls, ~ tq'H, lharpl
AFGHAN pups IO wks· HOME SALES Eldorado • Four Wlndl 1965 P0lt9CHE C Coupe, • / 'el VW Sedan. .bafle Wldl $2!0. $«9-1969 · $1995o l.fft, 968-C7t
GIRµ. en~, lovtabl~ 1750 Whittler Ave, Scota.man • 8f,rTacuda wblte, a.m/bn rad Io, '" VW'• bladt 1Dterklr. Coco1. mata. ''4 Buick· Rfvier• 1966 MUST. f cyl-at. RIH,
arlltocrat:i, ahts. brgn. Costa Mesa nf: 642-1350 B' Cabo\oer Low M chrome wbeela, $3500. TM'V!:nl~TI: DD.IVDY , ~nc multi -alepo $1600. 1*.matJe.powerateerhlc.A ,sharp 1 ~ earl Xlat
191.Sll. ·J ... ans. 67:1-2430 NEW 24-wide 2 bdr & den 2 -Sil-Ml I< m.al5 alter 6 -~ li3-l448 . -• beauty q. "p>nd, 112!!i· •ll&ll
S!LVEll mole mini poodle, bath ttpld. dnped. Make >1...i"l 600 p.m. $211 DOWN. * .'iT BUG* •~ mee '65 '4tJBf.\NG • .. ild' ,...
10 1ric:s old, c ham P ofter. Terms. Hunt. by the Thwdore '59 M!:RCEI>b 190 SL '88 Panche tu Tun $U.llS * M moil 1s:o Del4Q, all aooea.. 19W031 Excel cond. Low ~.
bf.cJcarnd,. reg, shots $75. Sea No. l27 ~7686 ' COUPE. BE AU T 11' UL Buraunlfy wlblk. tnt. P1UI l an.l ptmnt flr:lr $1415. m-mf •ij"'" RIVIERA all equJ $lf50. 54Wf53 Eve~"
892-00.2 30 n. Trailer ~ ,...,.. at ROBINS FORD o NE.ow N·JC R c AR. -. m.ana Ullo. J'ldl 2 "' 24.00I • ,,.ey clean. ,;., bod> ..:,;; ""''°' I ~~kl trailer park in Newport _,. u.-m·~. ~naie....,..., -,uur, ... ml wvra:nt:v. Aft!I onlt at '6T VW Sb!reo tape, .,._n.-... .. ~ ......... "nc.""' ttens ·~1447 fi/28 -......... !:""' ,..... ....u. ... ~ ~-, TAM MOTORS Ptlrlcbe:'..i-.... ...,extraa. _...,,~ .. -LE Beach. NI bath. $2,500. Colla,..,. _,, llt;Oll PV. l'TY• ... ,. SUIARU , ··~ -v O~DSMOll ) TRANSPORTATION awn., !213! 'r.ll4J1l5 · .. ll08I a-. am. Blvd. .....--54G-52U CADll;LAC
8 ~av h 2BR.2BAmoiblebome.Lg. '68JlODGE custom e'5f...._,:m .... _niofCaftf, -atBlodl IBWllllllllVWVan._1525,..._ .... _ .,.,. ac h 9000 space near ocean. Sportsman Van Famtly GoodmldllCllllll --•· OP!2C SUMDAT b'1lt oner. Alla '88 Shelby ,
!8'GLASPARS.afalrSedan. •49>-2398• w-. Campel" eqµlp ii> imc.a-Ille R-.n Div. VW '82,..,.;d ____ GT3Stl,S..ll3Mn4 ~:fw~lm:..: 0 •" F\ll)y electric, ·7S h.p. Even. MOBILE Home 10x50, 2 clud. a.Ir. Save $150! .: F/P ·~~1~ ~ toidld,. 2l.IOO .' ft1" POI takea. New ttree. ncent '81 ~ Squareblldl: Xtra Jncl, apeed ~U. r I t
rude, elec bait tanJt, full cov--porches, expandablli limn. $361Xl. 6'4-MTT ....... ., -Opt 9'UIP $3J. 1\'elaht $14.50 ' overhaul. 5364331 . p:id coadition, dean. (n.t,) wheel; 1tefto tape, nr.
BRAND NEW
'69 CUTWS er, American trailer. 6'7S-460ll 2 bdr. Call 642.-4824 8 Fr. CAMPER m..!ln aft ' HandH• l4I-l'Jre( $U:90.!IO '68 vw. sunrOof, radio. 14,000 -..1862 . MJ..«i03
14' SK1 boat, mere llnl, Irr -Complete with boot A jacks + TU ...s IJcoena ml. Xlnt oond. ona owmt. •se VW put tbapel black :'87;;-;;CAD=-,El"'"'llorado.=-,--prt=v,,,.ate . F-15 SPTS. CPE.
whl lrb'. $1200. 6'S-41114 Mini BlkH 9275 ' $250 M• UOO w. CQut lllway, N.B. 642-2380 alt. ''~ naus. int 1415 °' ..., cl!. """"· Full ......,., air, Del""' belt> -t • ,...,
54Q..3803 att. 4:30 p. m. &60050 * 5fO.ZBS '67 VW plck-up, nee.alb' KJ-1M!5 leather, tllt, AM·FM 'stereo. padded daab, ~ tactor)i
_.,.. ll<i oYmi>Auled. $950. ... vw Xlnt ccnd. $4895. "' Bclel'O equipped.
*Pill-TOPS • ....., Sel'Vlco....,.. :r0YOT4 645-tm c.n .,,._ w.,, NB. -$199 DN. $65 MQ.
ALBERG 35 All sleet sbells. Sales a: ttn-Immediate I>eliYely. -. ~· vw &mrool. -ex:. $1BSO. Ml. tape deck. '65 CAD O>upe de v~ tore-$2399
.5 Watts Alls Motorcyclst 9300 ::;,,';~ ~-/::bor";':" All .....,. BILL MAXEY lluno>;.,..._ New polnt job. 'l'I vw BUG, ll hlue w/gy. ell jo ..U. C., lo lmmac.
Hot &: Cold shower .,,,...,.,. .... .,·.,.=..,, .. 1 $1015. 6'f.OR Int Many extru. mlilll .Ul ~.«o ml. NJ Pf· $3,395. ~~-etc. 'fi4 Y:s;; 2Sl ct~1:.e.~m~. S::. ai';.~ fTg>MOITlAJ ~ 1Ul7 ~bust can aaria; 675-flSl .:~~~2:ie. full pwr,
ePAC!FIC YACHTSALESe ~==-'=~~~ S.1750. 646-1234 1•l·BIACH ILVI>. 214/GMIG _ 'VOLVO air, leathe•, F/M ll095.
' PlUs Tax & IJc. l
Pl>'l!lent> include. lox oJl!l
llc;:en.se and rtnance cbarpl
on 48 months. A~
credit. Serial No. 331179Z11. '3Sl. .
3446 Via Opo N · '67 HONDA 305 Scrambler Call 642-7658
rto, ewport XLNT cond. 646-8778 Aft f Camper Rentals 9522 . Hunt. hach 147-USS VW '5'7 Omv. Need& 10me --------="""===-'=-=""' 213:597-5.Sfi8 714:613-1570 310CW CoulHW)' N.B 3mlN.otO:>UtHwy.On8Ch ·"'°*Bestoffer.Jdealfllr VOLVO '61 CADILLAC OeVllle ~~ lT1 E. 22nd St No. 6 * EXPLORER * '42-9«>i • , '4o.1'6. · dlDl8 INaY. 6M53I ' comll TQp cond, tuJly eqµlp.
SABOT 19l1 INDIAN Super Chil:!f By week or month, Luxurl· A~lhorbJed MG Dealer TOYOTA '66 VW XLNT: 12,tlOD mt Bt1t Deaf1 Ar9 At * 615-G44·* ~~e~~ ~~~ie~: ~~~eU:S:1~ wtJ spd :~· ~~ 5
· n~:be~n~ NOW-!» THE HEADQUARTERS :~ ~. ofla:. ~ 5 D.E'IN LEWIS CAMARO ~'1ie':~:O .. ~~ '68 HONDA 00 Scrambler. today. TIME FOR ELMORE '64VW ............ J!o,dlc.llear -IL '*-'18CAMAR03apeedlld,R/
University
w;th outboanl. Oan, too. X""' tor dll<. Rw>s xlnl LEISURE RENTALS "'~CK CASH windows ..... l'J50., . . • C. II. PS. -w/bllc tnt.,
$125 .. ---Best otter. 644-0444 714) 6f2.fi61.1, <nf> S3T.J809 T 15300 Beach Blvd. Watmmtr * 546-3375 *' Autee W ted 9700 HeUt attack, must .ell. Prl· Ou""-H A Phone SK,\122 VW .. BUI llll!li .. -""----vale -~, m.8(12 INTERNATIONAL 14', rac-'65 TRIUMPl;l 500, new eng., Dune 8uggiQ 9525 · w Sunroof. ~ ~ ~ I =="'~='v'=====
Oldsmobile
Ing lloop. No. 296 good IT PiP", Bot" oquip. Xlnt DAILY PILOT OONTJUSTW'.SillorlOIDL 53Ul62 °' ~. WIC PA'll , • . 1·
eond. 2 seb of sails. spin-cond $800 54G--3283 DUNE Buggy Show Sale. --tlWt to fllmilb yoo:r home CASH nm•, lrailu Incl. $400 614 SU~KI ·120, oo; modd Boctiu from $149. Cbu<il W/IJlf. AD ... llnd .,..t...,. lll .,. '61 VW SEDAN· ·
Michael Pl, NB 5'8-8770 $200. 3312 Market Ave., NB. from $249. La Pa% Dune da.Y'• "'''"""' Adi. CalJ., 64&r1'i0 , ' '63 CHEVY, 4 dr, dlr, 6 cyl
xlnt cond. $15. Cub .....
llnc .... $4'15i;IL\K804; Csll
'l;l OLDS. Body • -hi 1ood cond. Need•
tranamiallon $100. c a 11 lJOO 14 No, 2156, full ract
~ar. Nu sails, besl cond.
Coat $1750 -new $1250.
675--0253 Buggy Supermarket, 3623 • • tar Wtd CUI A trDcb jqlt
,67 suztiKI X.fi Scrambler. W. Warner, SA. 5t6-40CSI ~l=m~eo;;;;;rt~od;;;;;Autos3~. ;;;;;;;;;;9600~~1m~~Po~rl~od~Aulos~~;;;;!~-~~lm~portod~~~-~~~· -~~I eaD • far flee ftftmat..
Excellent cond. $350. fill ~:nEN_ 9-9 wkdyg, 9'-6 Sat 'I~ ' GIOJH QIVROlfT -' ~1165
Ken, 54S-<l634 =-=,-.=---=-·I '87 Oldl F85, auto. P atr,
Kings Pl Newport Heights
CAL 28 fully eqpd. Spin-:=='======= MEYER'S ?o.farut. beautiful A* tw a.I. ~
usm, SIS nd .. l\DF, m .... Auto Sarvl-condition, """' top, ....,, y 0 u ' 11 L o' v e 1J211-Blvd.
1962 IMPALA <Oii, 4 apeed llLNr "'!'!-. ~ . poailraction, aood cond in • ~ ...
~t. sm. 67S-4116
.eell, will consider all reu. & Parts 9400 emu, Sl.395. 540-3642. lbmtbi(taa a.eta
o!!en. Call 846-3711 _;;;..;...._,.o...____ '69 BUGGY, 1t:ereo rad. Kl t.mt .., CIEVY, s "''· ""' lair, PLYMOUTH -""""· -...... --------1 2 SPOKE ...... __ , coven 14'" HOURLY RENTALS "'~ flower top, seat. curtains. * Rbod« 19•1 * $10. l Chevy Racing cam. Ou'm whls aft 5 MS.1310 0 B
FUn 1.one Boat Co. Balboa , !°x~~~le~. ~t ~~~·5·~ 'fiS ~ En~ne, ~t cond. u r u g 5 '.
LIOO lf No. 2275, good cond. 14" Chevy steel rims $12. · $3:50 ~lete
Full rac'g gear, covn, )'1'd · 842-1962 ="""=-===--,= dolly Inc. $1300. 548-71l6 -======== 1968 VW-PORSCHE wheel~,
P-CAT RACE READY Trailer, Tr•vel 9425 11pecial tlttll. ProfJy built.
$2f95 Mint cond. 642-7898 fi0..3Tl6 '65 ,.\WO 23', Tw1n beds, ========
complete bath, Tande m Imported Autos 9600 COL. 22' Sloop, O.B. Head, wheela, Xlnt cond. $2,400.
lites, De.c. sails. $2950. evea:. 537-8178 after 4 pm. TAKE UP Pymt:a. on 1967
675-7388 '65 TERRY 18*' sell con-Dataun station wqqn .. 4
14' HOBIE CAT U(Ol tamed. $2000. s p 0 t le 1 s. oew tire11, auto. trans. ~ lD-5 642-8335 or 642-7443. Extru. pymt:a. $64.72, have 111 rnoa.
Anytime (21.3} 439-7667 remaining. -54&-1006
8' SAD.JNG Pram. new, Trucks 9500 ===''====== comple~~~!1"'· '66 DATSUN V. TON ALFA ROM~
Just reworked engine, Xlnt ALFA Romeo G1V, Red 30' Tahiti Ketch $2,200 condition. Local car, 4 spd, 1967, Completely c b err)'
SAC. AS IS. 699 So. St. Malo, dlr, $75 cash dela. Take Jow thru~l New c 1 u t ch ,
W. O:Mna (213) 'l95-05fi9 eve pymnts. $38.86 mo. ~= Michelini. $2!KXI. 871-5210,
VIET Nam Sa c r 1 f ice, Call Ken 494-9'T13 or......,..._... 837....3254
~~~ 20'olt Da!., .. Sall26231!'r, 1967 OOOOE Van, bl& fi, IALF .~~A.CRo-meo--1965=~spn~nt
-or Ul.":I~ er. n.-RIH, auto. Xlnt cond. ...... ,,_ G.T. 1fiOO cc DHOC. 4 wheel LATE Model Snowbird in S1725. 968-2040 or ~ dilC brakes, radio, etec
&ood cond. wt trailer Near· * SHELLS * antenna. Wbt wt black lnL
1,y new sail. 675-0159 Slightly darnqed/cbeap. 644-1351
LIDO 14 -839-1800 ALF=~A-Rom~-.. -s'"pld,.,...er"'v"'etoce.,..-
New hand trlr. 673-6732 '58 wry good oond. $195. J-9510 ..i-1'07
Power CrulHn 9020 * 1967 BRONCO * =======
n F'r cabin crui•"· 100 hp Wagon HardtoP, ttd & whil" AUSTIN HEALEY
Chris Crift inboard l'!ng, 4 "'heel drive w I locking
Bait tank. bead A-1 rond. hubs, radio. heater, rear
Clean, sleePll 2, full COVel'S. scat. $1885. 879--GC88
$1995. 613-"'62
1960 AUSTIN-Healey 3000.
Very. clean $900, 545-8902,
alt. 6 p.m. '58 Jeep, mil try, Chevy pow-=="======" 11
$_..f..__$kl .Boats 9030 er, loaded. Show & go, Must ~ see. $2125. fil3.34C8.
20' am.IS Craft mahog. \ ;========;:
planked, '31 cu ;n .. 10 hrs MOTOR HOMES 92U
aince $2500 rebuild b y
authorized t'C dealer. Best
ofkr over $1!i00. 642-5468
14' 1961 GLASSPAR. 65
Mere. Iota of gear. Bkr.
$1650 or offtt. 645--1133 or
&'IS-'1388
HYDROPLANE 9 fL lolW, 7
fl wide, wnl.rhts Ir ~l
Wood cunst. $95. 549-0530
8K1PP£R Available f o t
cnme or maJnttonanoe. -llMl-Yacht Cham,. 903t
BLUEWATEI\ 0WtTERS u DrtYI Sail or Powtr
!lldoJpend --tialq -cn&iaeo 24 hrs -CAL 24 !or CHARTER
$25 DoY • $150 Wtek ·---*
FOR
MOTORHOMU
1111 lllPUY 111 }Al n
DODGE "DPLDRERi' ..... , .......... .................... ---AU. l)JU. tt fMl, • '°"' 21 rlOT. 1 YIAll fl•Attc. 1•1 A• Atl'f'tltvr• nun.
Whit.. elepbanttir DtmH.-Im. _....:SOCK="-'-rr'-ro __ 'EM_,_
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CORTINA
'67 CORTINA, low mi's. XIJJ,t
cond. $1100. Pvt pt y .'
642-8514 I 642-8518 alt 6
DATSUN
'C9 DATSUN
Big lledan, 96 hp, overhead
cam eng., dlr, 4 spd, radio,
heater, WSW tireS. load@dl,
3200 Miles, under factory
warranty. Bal to tine. $1775.
Take $75 wh dell. or older car. LSD 8025. CaU Bm -· ORANGE COUNTY'S
NO. 1
DATSUN DEALER
DOT DATSUN
18835 Beach Blvd.
Hunttncton Beach
80--7781 or 540-0442
1969 DATSUN Pldcup wftx·
ceptly niee l&ttlfltt, 6COJ mt.
S1800. 548-Cfi93 aft 3: 30.
ENGUSll FORD
ORANGE COUNTY'S
VOLUME ENGLISH
FORD Dl!ALll
SALES • SERVICI
'69 MODELS
lW,~ia::.=
ThoOdore
ROllNS FORD
-llail>m' Blvd. CON Mesa 642-0010
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li-1t•l1tf 11f.ty
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Low, Low l'rlca oon..
SPICIAUY
r11C1D 1u•s1
h p1u. Se we "" tt ovr 100-X.· 1111r111t.1 th1t w1'll fl•
pl1c1 •II 1111Jor M1ch111lc1I
pert.1 fot JO 41ys •r 1000
mll11, whlchevtr •-•• fi"t, bti.'t tft1t whet 1 111w 11r-111r
"'M1f A l.111 th1t wt111't 41'fv•
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'66 •HIA '61 vw '67 POUCltl
COUPI 19UAll IACI t11 COVPI ••• . ,~ bl1clt lnt.tlor • ••• with bl1ck l11ffitlor. llu• with bl1clt lnt1rf.,.
Shows 1xc1ll1~t Clfl. So Eco110111l•1I 1wm1111r fun Chrom1 wh11l1 -XTlAS,
11lc1 011 tli1 ro1d. R.1dJo cir. R.141• & h11t1r. htr1 FM r1di1 I h11t1r. G11
room for •14dl•1 I p1h, mil1•r.• i1 9r11t •11 ft.ii I: h11t1r. Uc. No. PIY 161. Uc, No. VTU 144. 111H1 . Lie. No, SVZ Ill.
$1499 $2099 $4799
'67 vw '61 vw 'M VW
SIDAN SIDAN CAMPll . ' 11111 wlfh contr1•ft"1 fllf•,.. ll11e with off.white 1h1'111l1· 14••1 1um1t11r 11r -lift lor, r141• I h•1ter. S.111• tM v{11yt roof, 'R•41o I of 110111. A1419 er.4 he1tw. flful erlt lfl•I ctr. CAM• 111 h••t.r. Y•\it Owtl '4itffAt• "'"',. • trl, ,. thlt th•w. lfltl t"t 4rl•• thl• cir. tlv1 lltfle. c•r. u.. H•. Lk. No. WIA 011. mo22. pit••· l,J., No. JKS 941. . ' $1699 . $1799 $1899 .
'M VW 'H·VW • 'H YW
SUN 100• llDAN ADAM MSTMClllMM
OrT9ln1I 1r1y fi11l1h. Rf41e C.r!I ...... 11111tchl11t I...,_ ' Orftl••I Mlt• fllll.t.1 rlHfl• a h•1ter, low 11'111• .. •· Uc. l1t: fir" •r• 11lco, 1141•, I Miter• W••'•"' t,..r1I h•ttw, fMtt.·1r ffi1A I N1. IEV 107. 41l1y, u .. N•. VIC,tll, pl'f ... u .. N .. IHXtll,
$12M $1199 $1149
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44$ East Coast Hwy.
.I IAYSIDI DIM, lllWPOIT llACH
WE PlYWH
FOR YOUR W
CONNEl,L
ccnd. $175. 18>-'1864.
COMET
'84 CXlNVEl\T, Pwr stiir ....
'69 Plymcuth lloedrunom,
copper wlmatchlrii ~
top. Neat new Cond.
l\euonablyprtced.6"-4Z!I
ry dean, muot aelU fl25 ... PONTIAC
best ofter 8374180. --------·I
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CHEVROLET -CXlllET ~. 390, • '65 CATALINA hnltoo, """ lpd, map. Must all. Best tura. trim, auto, PIS. RAH, ~ =:.:-.~~ oaa. 54&«1118 Landau top. 1-bwner, Jo mi :=~~~~~-~-~:;I '""""':"E:'.':'=:"::="= 11mmac. 11295. Kl .. 21!!'5. ,., coiWJDENTIAUY ca .. ,,ua.cR ,". ·69 FIREBIRD, ·"° enr.
-~ . vinyl top. pni/S. .....
We Par More Far ·-COUGAR.. tt'2 ._ Air, ovai.. 6500 ml. Mtllt ·.u .. ...... Or Spc ... Can •• ·~
PAID FOR OR NOT PIS, P/B -· Xlnt cone!, ""'otter. pvt pt;y. 546-'IM!I
I. J. SPORTSCAR 6'l>-l910 "' m-8299
CENTER
Wiii Buy
FORD RAMBLER ·
P1tE-OWNED
BIG SELECTION
'61 THRU 'fi8'S ·
ALL MODELS
Fl\OM $205.
'66 Country Squire
Lcoded. Fa....,, .... llLNr
oond., dlr, pwr .teerlng,
23,000 m1a. ontspeedQmeter.
Your VQ]Jcnapll or Ponct. Honey belp dterlor, match-
' .,.,. tnp dollors. Paid 1or flW li>tertot, N.., tire~ $115
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BRAND NEW '69 $1998 °' not. t;all Rolpb dila, WW llnc prl pty, LB m.o9001 • TAY 279, tM-m'J
WE PAY TOP 'st FOllD stattcn w-. v.
DOLLAR !• auto, P/s; !'IB, !WI,
tor Sood. cleG Ulld ..n, now rubbel', aood cond.
.U maJciei. SN Geora:e Rat , $ZIO. See 1o apptedate. 1507
Theodore Robtna Ford Apt &, Al8b&ma, H.B.
2tlllO 1larbOl' m..i. , 536-m4• T·BIRD C.111. -0 \;'f'iiTC:... FO;iii;l\D;:;:-,-:,.:::bull=t:-..'63"'390;;;;
IMPORTS WANTED en,a. " race cam, navg. Int. CLASSIC '51 T·BfRD con-
Oranp ~ din>mell~ :! !;: verttble. $1000 at best offer~ TOP S BUYER vest. se ~ .-or pv. p1y. 67Hl891
BILL MAXEY TOYarA fer.· 536--3960 1965 T BIRD Full J>l'l' alt
l88S1 ee.ct. Blvd. '65 FORD Cortina 1ta wag, 4 cond, Xlnt cond. Pri 'pty.
H. 8eac:h. Pb. MT..e:5 •t>d. dlr, extra d«tan, re.b1t cau 642-0llfi · •======== \ eng, 1715 balal1<e to fin. NGR ,;;;===·====(
Auto Lnllng 9110 458 oaU BW, ~ VALIANT
'112 FOl\D Galaxle XL ---------,1 V" LEASI V" Convert. PIS. P/W, new Lale ,65 fill' Valiant 0.0
1118 c.d· Cpo do VWe, pwr -~ top '595. A/C :_,._ · wind, a.way at Is dr lock&, ~·.,.,.. • owner, , '..uu. -~--
tilt ... """ ... -· .. 1~ $895 -r17 Pua. AM'lnl, w/llw. 't!O FORD Gal.We, "leW bf.t· ~su'°=SIEST=,.--.,--"°'tpta,,.,-ce-,-°'in~ I
1-st• mo. , , liery, rlbt '89 Ille, needt lit· town. Tht DAD..Y Pll.01'
SOUTH COAST Ile worl<. $15. 633""35 O!allled aedlcn. s a"•
'CAR LIASING THE QUICKER YOU CALL. money, -I< etlcrt. Loo*
100 W. Cit Hwy, NB 645-21.G· THE QUICKER YOU SELL now! II -
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Winter's Ravage
Along the Orange Coast Jt b &um-
~ertfme and local· residentiba.Ve foi'g'Of...
ten about I.he heavy winter with record
rainfall. But a few hundred miles north in
Inyo and Mqno counties tt Js a dlHerent
matter. The ravages or winter are still
apparent in the Sierra Nevada ~
talns.
Signs rea~ "We SQrvived the Win~
·of '611" an vialble many ~ J.t pro-. . . bleins are far . from Over. It WM the
heaviest snow on record and waters from
the melting Sliows feed a thoUland lakes
and hundrett.s of miles of Gtrea.m.s and
1rlvers. ·
I Realde/µ.s. ol lliSbop, at the root or the
huge mountajns, are hoping for a slow
melt becauae 'the rivera of the Owens
· Valley ca:n•t take much mOre water. It is
reported · that runoff may exceed six
Umes the capacity of fnany of the lakes
above BIShop. Al one local ri!&ldeot ,put
It, "Tl)at water will haVe lo go
aomtplllce/' -
. ~ Need~ •to say··ski,ing was fantastic
• 1 tpis year VMf• fAir siding at MarnplQtb
lfoont,aln. ls still llein&.ieported .. ljut:IQI' ~ lliliuii' lll(jge ptoprlefora ~ Is
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not ,aood. To begin with the season
started late ·because-many of the lakes
were inaccessible due to closed roads.
Also, report.a of heavy sno'v kept hun-
dreds ol anglers away. 1
A lodge owner at June Mountain sai~
"We~ hurting economically. The notiob •·
persists that there ls still snow on the
ground. Sure, there b still a lot of snow
on the mountain peaks, but there Isn't
that much on the ground."
To make Qtlngs worae many of the
lodge ow~ are alraJ.d that when the
meh te&uy be&lns man7 of the roads to
the nahing Jakes :fill be washed out. But
as it stands.now we majority of lbe lakes
are open and fishing is eitremely good.
A drive up Highway 395 between Bishop
and Topaz Lake is brea~taking, This is
the hlghest.. north-south highway in
California. It reaches a maximwn eleva-
tion of 8,138 feet at Conway Summit, 13
rn.Hes south of Bridgeport, and remains
above 7,000 feet elevation for 50 of the 134
miles between Bishop and Topaz Lake.
-The snowcapped ~ mountains seem
unrea l In the war(h tl!:mperatures. But
with1he warm temperatures the snow is
meltirg .and that's.wbat ·everyqne in the
aiea fears. · · , _
Story,.~i:I 'fhQt0s liy .Pat O'Donnell
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