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It wouldbea sad day'if someone needs blood and we must say, "Sorry but we Just do not have any: on hand." Then someone's life will; hang In thV balance. Don't iwalt until, it's too late. Being sorry never helped save a life or jtart someone back on the roadto health. Only" human' blood cab save human lives. I can not understand the reluctance on the part of eligible donors to participating in a program that is designed for the protection of the community.

I know that not everyone can give blood, but I also know that there must be a great many eligible donors in the community who could give if they would only. lake the time and trouble, to do so. The Red Cross Bloodmobile Is at the'' Youth Center Building on Canal, and Magnolia Streets, New "Smyrna Beach from 4 to 6 P.M. on. the first Tuesday of eaclr month to receive donors.

In and give a pint of blood so that someone may live. The age limit for donors has been raised. We can now accept donors up to the day before their 65th birthday. Picture Worth Thousand Words By ROGER WINDOM fc Cocoa As badly as we've needed a bus line in Central' Brevard it looks "like' there's no in terest. In defense of this I'd like to say that the reason the Jelco bus line didn't go over very well because they did not publish their routes or schedules sufficiently to.

Inform the public Just when and where a bus 'would stop. Ill bet that if all the routes and stops were printed In TODAY 7 days In a row the response would be tremendous. Look it the answers to the bus Question several weeks ago. What we need Is a map route published. Remember a picture is worth.

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All commandments are based on love of these. There Is lots of love In our society, but It' seems to be mostly of self and not of others. Those of us who believe there is a Heaven and a Hell, shudder "to of Judgment Day The lack of concern and common courtesy to others has, bothered me. Tor years and I would like to express my feelings, I realize this is not unique to our day and age, but there must be more Good Samaritans than what there appears to be. Don't get Involved, seems to be Instilled in the minds of people, but what is in their hearts? Why can't people help one another without worrying about getting' sued? Here are a few suggestions for those brave enough to get involved.

Give Mouth to Mouth resuscitation, to a drowning victim, or any person who Is not beathlng. Pull a victim from a wrecked car that has started to burn. Call the police immediately, if a neighbor screams'. If a car breaks down ahead of you, stop and help push them off the highway. If a person is bleiiding heavily from an area that is obvious, apply direct, pressure to stop the bleeding.

Next time some driver is waiting to get into a flow of traffic from theside en ga. ST: you win no doubt receree.lttter we.sMuiuun 2sK Apollo Salute Scout David Johnson, 14 of Madison, N.Y;, is one of hundreds who gathered early Monday with American flags at the annual Boy Scout Jam boree to pay tribute to former scouts Neil Armstrong "arid "Buzz Aldrin. The jamboree is being held at Far ragut State Park in Idaho. RIVAL TRIBESMAN ACCUSED Mboya Suspect Held TODAY L. A.

TlfMl Nim tttvlc NAIROBI The Kenyan iviouuBy, UlBlCU One was beaten to death. Police had to evacuate all Kikoyus from the, rural areas people who have been threw a brief statement in which he announced Njoroge was charged, with' the murder. ihga'sstatementgave" uiuk4iuvbi auuui tempnng to help a perttanOjWa being' attacked. Isay the odds are'ln favbrof the good guy, and hope, more people 'will become involved Avith the first two commandments. royefothe NairoWathblJc; Asian caoitols.

The new. regulations become effective Wednesday and presumably U. fe 1 a 1 believe they will be well, received In most of Asia. The easlngvpf travel restrictions Is another step alonga policy path that goes back 10 Under' the Nixon ruling six categories of U.S. citizens will have automatic permission to use their passports to travel to Red China.

Most members of the six groups have been able for some time to obtain authorization for such travel but: permission was, granted on a case by case basis. Those who now no longer will have to seek special passport validations a members of Congress, journalists, professional teachers, scholars with postgraduate degrees and students presently in college, 'scientists and physicians, and ntatives of the American Red Cross. relatively, small number of travelers, the economic impact of the trade relaxation is not expected to be great. And the short term practical effects of the easier travel rules also' are not expected to very widespread. But the over all policy significance of the dual move is very substantial.

The real barrier to travel Is that maintained byRed China which pas with few exceptions over the years barred, for example, American journalists eveaaftettheuvowngovern merit gave them permission tO'gO; The United States and Red ESEHSSSSSS 532S2gs83B3 "Theardthey want the food stamp program- but that program will hot help the retired and marginal Income families. Keep up the good work. TODAY welcomes letters from tts readers. They should be addressed! To tta" Editor, TODAY. Box ISM.

Cocoa. All letters must be signed with your name and ad dress. However, namei wM be withheld upon request. The' letters should ma longer than 3W words. We reserve the right to condense and edit all letters.

wmmmimmstsm The hariie, Nahashon Isaac Njenga NJorogei clearly identified the accused as a member "of theKlkuyus, the' dominant tribe in Kenya. Mboy, who was gunned down on a busy Nairobi street July 5, was a member of the Io tribe. From the. moment his death was announced, his fellow tribesmen have Insisted that a Klkuyu must have killed him. Cathedral to attend' a Mass for.

Mboya, who had. been the minister for. economic plan fling and development in Kenyatta's. cabinet. Kenyatta is a member the Klkuyu tribe.

Police used great care Monday to prevent any more tribanncIdentsTWithoutan nouncement, they led Njoroge to the courthouse in central Nairobi. Comp To Make Blood Tests? ufem With es' Impassioned by their grief and' Luos the western part of Kenya beat up Kikuyus in their midst. TODAY World Book Scltnc Sarvtci The computer is destined to revolutionize medical practice In part by providing enormous informational resources at the touch of a keyboard. But computers, are not limited to simply processing Information. They can collect It, too, if they are given the proper sensors with which to make' measurements.

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Ah electron beam scans surface; and the surface emits light just as does aJEV picture tubej hat, in' this 'case, the light lr dlreotecLirito a microscope containing a slide' of blood cells. The scanning flight beam thus the various cells and Twhat light passes through the slide Is jpldrid up by.a set of; detectors sensitive to different colors, jed, Wuegreenjj 1 The computertherr. applies its capacity for analyzing, complicated patterns accordlngrto programs and criteria prescribed by humans. The result is that the computer decides' the shape and color of each cell it "sees." The circuits car, distinguish over 60 different shades of lightness or darkness in each color and also notes the characteristics of the central structure or nucleus of each cell. It then putsl all of this together and decides how many cells of each kind are present on the slide.

The computer can perform to about 95'per cent accuracy in sorting out white cells into the five known types, but it is 90 per cent successful In locating some type of white blood cell amidst vast fields of red blood cells and other matter found routinely in blood. This level of performance is com parable'to that achieved by human operators. If and: when such microscopic blood tests are entirely automated, a significant, part of the $200 million and many thousands of technician hours now going Into! these tests; an nuallyj will be available for other purposes. 'V No member of. the, press or.

publicwas present, while Njordgewas charged with the murder of Mboya. Njoroge evidently made no plea and was returned to the police i custody. HO'S Selling Bernard Hlnga, the commissioner of police, made 'Eye'io Pay Surgery Bill BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) The classified for sale ads in the Baltimore' News American included a cornea. Don Merton wants to sell one of his to pay for surgery on his wife's hip.

jI don need to ee out of needs Merioiu, He is a 55 year old disabled veteran, of World War II and Korea. Mrs. Merton injured her hip in, an automobile accident 40 'years ago and plastic was used In repairing it, The plastic has disintegrated and doctors want to replace it with metal. 'Merton says the operation and subsequent therapy will cost $3,000. He has been told the state program tor the medically poor will pay any costs above $1,400..

But Merton says he doesn't have the money. He receives a disability pension of $192 a month and has been unable to obtain employment. Merton wears a brace on his back and a knee, and. has emphysema. So he advertises: "For sale, cornea from live donor.

Disabled veteran needs money, for bis wife's surgery." ture. Sources reported that Njoroge would probably appear in court again August .5. Police will likely take strong precautions to prevent any rioting by angry Luos. Ten days ago, Vice President Daniel Arap Moi; in an unusual news conference, said that the government believed that the assassination was "a political execution, monstrously conceived brilliantly planned and carried out." In a rather oblique way, Moi hinted that leftist governments might have been behind the act. is riot known whether police had Njoroge in custody at the time Moi spoke.

nnnminrprt 'Mhndnv traveling or living abroad, will beailOwed to? buy goods or Chinese "Communist curoron travel: to mainland Chinas ss3 change, of oolicv came before Presi Cl.l UMlflntvi RniTeM set out for the Far East and visits lion's InlUativej thlsldirec "It's a means of oreaung down tie" IsolatlonS.belwoen; this countryiand Chlna. Mansfield aldtiiattkieaj the steps are unllaterial, China can't prevent thai jr" lm! plementation." Asked whether? China might redprocata some way, he said. iTbat's. up to Peking. iThe dooris open if they want to step in." In announcing the changes, State Department press officer Robert described the anew trade rule as a convenience to American travelers "desiring to purchase Chinese goods for.

non commercial Cjficlalsestimated that thl, authorization would, put, millions of dollars a year Into Red Chinese hands. he; United States has had a total embargo on trade alncevtt' broke with Communist China; when the Reds took over the mainland and drove i American backed I nationalists Taiwan 30; years ago. U.S. Says No Gas In Japan TODAY Wathlngton Port Ntwi. Sonde TOKYO The United States has informed Japan U.S.

do not have chemlcal welponsJh'the country; "'af' ptistni," a. foreign ministry spokesman said Monday. KeuaDie inkfiafi. ViA. j' i .7 J.

Reliab sources Indicated relations; Ambassadors of the 'assurance wu Tilven two countries have been David L. Osborn, minister i.ivutu; in counselor of tne U.S. ncutrai ciues lor me pasc 1 years but diplomatic talks have not been held since January 1968. Because of this lack of relations, an American wanting to travel to Red China must obtain his visa from the capital of some nation having relations none closer to the United States than London. With i the Senate recessed in tribute to.

the moon landing, Mo day's announcement brought little early response i from Capitol Hill but Itwas" hailed there by Sen. Mike Mansfield, the Senate Democratic leader from Montana. He said: I applaud the administra BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBP BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVKf BBBBBBBBBBBBBk B. iit iTfrv 'L' i A3 3 0 k' mrMrfmKFi fJY''Afftrmj' iaV iwita i i mmmmM 11133: iKTU ki.a itr rL i irr W'l mrr fctferBiSih ,1. 3)wMnvA w(J5w: Rubba Dub Dub ffltto WJMa He lives on Old Telegraph Road in Odentoo, After a deluge of nine Inches of rain In 10 hours the streets of Greenwood, were flooded.

So Mike Koerner, left, and Steve Graphman beat the problem with a. two man rubber life raft. Heavy fains in central Indiana brought flash flooding and hundreds had to be evacuated. ir lhji.v em bassy. It was not immediately clear, whether Japan had asked the U.S.

for an assurance that chemical weapons would be governed in the future by the "prior consultation" clause of Japan U.S. security treatyr But Osborn reportedly said that the U.S. had. "no in tention" of storing" chemical weapons in Japan. The U.S..

has not yet formally replied to a Japanese, requests made last Friday for information concerning a reported incident of nerve gas leakage at an American base In Okinawa. The Incident was touched off by a major storm In both Japan and Okinawa. 07 Depletion Cuts Made by House Unit TODAY Watltlniton Poi Ntwi lorvlct WASHINGTON The House Ways and Means Committee, Jo. cut the oil dejleUonallowance ironr zift wzu per cent on domestic production and "to eliminate it entirely on foreign output. 'The l8 to 7 tally was considered a landmark decision.

For years tax reformers, of both houses of Congress "have sought unsuccessfully either to reduce or repeat outright the depiction allowance. The issue has achieved particular prominence this year as the most visible and politically controversial sym bplof the. first comprehensive effort toward tax reform since 1954. Monday's decision was the first roll call vote during the Intensive executive sessions that 'Chairman Wilbur Mills (D Ark.) hopes will'produce a wide ranging reform bill before Congress recesses Aug. 13.

The committee also voted to reduce the depletion allowance dn most other minerals except for the'15 per cent allowance on gold, silver, oil shale, copper and iron ore' I to encourage domestic exploration. I if a I.