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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE 3A Monday, Aug. 9, 1965 Market Highlights. Top of the Mornings News The television broadcasting industry showed a profit of $415.6 million before taxes in 1964, an increase of 21 per cent over the previous year Monroe County's seven savings associations reported an assets increase Over-the-counter market continued to gain last week in very active trading. SEN. JACOB JAVITS SAID THE POLITI- cal situation "is too uncertain" now to predict whether Gov.

Rockefeller will be a favorite for re-election next year. He commented against a background of Republican grumbling that the governor can't win again. (Full story Page 4A) A thief stole $12,000 in rare coins in New York City but his haul was so heavy that police quickly caught him. (4A). U.S.

AND VIETNAMESE AIR OFFEX- sives backed up by 7th Fleet guns, killed 631 Communist guerillas and destroyed 550 enemy structures in two days. (Full story Page 1A) North Viet Nam, replying to a Viet Cong request for assistance, replied, "We are ready." (1A). ATTY. GEN. NICHOLAS KATZENBACH said federal examiners will begin registering illiterate Negroes in parts of the South just as illiterate whites have been registered to vote there.

(Full story Page 1A) A meteorologist said that a nuclear explosion won't erase civilization smog will do it first. (1A). Other financial stories on Page 1C. LEADERS OF THE SEARCH IN THE Maine wilderness have given up hope of finding Robbie and Timothy Mott of Penfield alive. A reduced search force will begin the "recovery phase" of the hunt.

(Full story Page IB) An estimated 750 Spanish-speaking Puerto Ricans of Rochester are eligible to vote under a provision of the bill signed last week by President Johnson. (IB). ARCHEOLOGISTS HAVE LAID BARE the floor plan of a Seneca Indian longhouse on the crown of a Bristol hill the first to be excavated in the Rochester area. (IB) Fifteen examiners from the State Tax Office are beginning a month-long canvass of the 22,000 business owners in Monroe and surrounding counties to make sure they are complying with the new sales tax. (2B).

Sporis Highlights. GEN. MAXWELL TAYLOR SEES NO need to bomb Hanoi to win the war in Viet Nam. (2A). Meanwhile, roving ambassador Averell Harriman says the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia feel that if the U.S.

ends North Viet Nam bombings Hanoi would be willing to talk peace. (2A.) Carl DiCesare won the Rochester Golf Association championship. The Red Wings shut out Jacksonville, 1-0. THE EXCURSION BOAT MOHICAN WAS raised from 10 feet of water in Lake George at Huletts Landing. It struck a reef Saturday night and began to sink with passengers aboard.

It was beached and no one was hurt. (12A) State Police made a record 198,850 traffic arrests during the first half of the year. Speeding accounted for 95.052 arrests. (12A). In the American League it was Minnesota 8, Boston Washington 6, Angels 4, whilp Raltimnrp anrl trip As POLICE ARRESTED 35 YOUTHS AT- tempting to block Pennsylvania Avenue and an entrance to the White House in a demonstration against U.S.

policy on Viet Nam. (1A.) Mrs. Lyndon Johnson helped a Canadian mother regain custody of her daughter, 3. (1A) Jj A FOREST FIRE SWEPT TOWARD THE tiny village of Northfield, Maine. Flames were propelled by 30 miles per hour wind gusts.

(7A). Three bodies were found aboard a 125-foot vessel adrift in the Florida straits and a survivor told the Coast Guard at least three persons were shot to death during a sea voyage (1A). split. Cincinnati walloped Los Angeles, 18-0, in the Na NAGASAKI OBSERVED THE 20TII ANNI- versary of its atomic bombing with services for 74,000 victims. (1A.) Pope Paul VI condemned the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima referring to it as "butchery." (1A) Greece King Constantine asked Stephanos Stephan-opoulos to try to form a new government (5A) West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt called for a German initiative to bring about a German peace treaty.

He said if he is elected West German chancellor he would make a new effort to unify the country. (5A). REP. JOHN V. LINDSAY, REPUBLICAN- Liberal candidate for New York City mayor, says the water shortage is the price the city must pay for ignoring expert advice 14 years ago which urged citywide metering, among other things.

(4A) State sales tax plus county levy confusion explained. (10A). LOCAL CHURCHES ARE ADDING MAN- power to the federal government's munitions for the drive to conquer poverty. (IB) Is being a housewife a satisfactory vocation? Three city women take different viewpoints. (6B) Sixteen persons have been added to the Museum of Arts and Sciences staff for the summer activity program.

(8B). tional League. San Francisco beat the Cards, 6-4; the Braves beat Houston twice, and the Pirates and Phils split. Complete scores, standings and other stories in Section D. U.S.-to-Ciiba Via Phone Street Floor, Downtown; Southtown, I'illsford Plaza Long Distance Chess Game mail, telegraph, phone or other means.

Players from the United States, Argentina, Canada, Denmark, England, Spain, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Russia have been invited. JV FEMININE FASHIONS NEW YORK W) U.S. chess champion Bobby Fischer, who can't get government permission to go to Cuba for an international tournament, will participate anyway by telephone. The State Department rejected his travel bid on grounds he didn't meet any of the classifications for Americans allowed to visit Cuba. His attorney, Andrew P.

Davis, then took a chess enthusiast's suggestion and proposed the play by phone idea to the 22-year-old champion. "Sure, I would be willing," said Fischer. "It's an interesting idea. Let's see if we can do it." So Davis talked with officials of the Capablanca Memorial Tournament in Havana and they agreed. The tournament runs from Aug.

25 to Sept. 25 and Fischer will make his moves at the Marshall Chess Club in New York. A referee will watch his play. "If some sort of a tele-type arrangement seems better than the telephone, we may use that," Davis explained. Chess is a deliberate game and it is not unusual for players to carry on long distance games by SUBSCRIBER RATES'.

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