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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Nov. 15, 165 SHORE Model Kits Produce World in Miniature Pole to Pole Flight Scans iSERVICE Jet Str earn Looking at the model-building kits available this Christmas, you may get the idea that you can build the whole world in' miniature. And you won't be far wrong. The model kits are more PARADE Lu. rOWELVS CHURCH HEARS DR.

KI.VG NEW YORK UP-The Rer. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was welcomed yesterday to the Harlem church of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell.

Dr. King delivered the sermon before 5,000 Negroes in Mr. Powell's Abyssinian Baptist Church. During the service. Mr.

Powell embraced Dr. King. Mr. Powell reportedly had advised Dr. King last summer to "keep out of Harlem" during his northern civil rights crusades.

But yesterday he denied that he had ever told, Dr. King to stay away. "That's just the press," Mr. Powell told his parishioners. "Who am I to tell anvone to stay out of Harlem?" i authentic than ever, and are at-: trading hobby ists of all ages.

I Scale model cars are one of the most popular items. Every Two Shore residents serving ith the Air Force have been promoted to airman first class. Thev are CHARLES F. 76J Richmond Lake-hurst, and RONALD B. WATT 1154 Spnngwood Ave As-bury Park.

todav's life with amazing aecur- acy include planes even thing from Boeings and Caravelles to the U.S. fighter-bomber now in action in Viet Nam. There also are modern diesels and railroad cars, cabin cruisers, speedboats and surfboards. Present-day Americana is reflected in the miniature buildings to be assembled for table-top train and auto lavouts. The familiar railroad station and village church have been jmned by supermarkets, skyscrapers, drive-in banks and movies and motels cmnplete with swimming pools.

The Hobby Industry Association of America also reports a strong trend toward models 'or the world of tomorrow. There are space capsules, space s'a Hons and fantastic cars which may not be as fantastic as they seem. thing from a Ford to a erran is available in a model, complete with such items as seat belts, cas-tank caps and radio antennae. Other models which reflect WHJJAM D. STEELE.

83 Hawthorne Ave Neptune City, is undergoing Air Force Basic tra.ning at Lackland AFB, Tes. HONOLULU if A Boeing jet crammed with instruments, scientists and observers flew out of Honolulu today on an around-the-world flight over both the earth's poles. The jet will cruise at between 30,000 and 41,000 feet to allow scientists to study high-altHude meteorology and clear-air turbulence. The plane was to land in London for its first refueling stop. Then, it is to speed on, passing Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Christchurch, New Zealand, before returning to Honolulu in 52 to 56 hours.

Aviation First in View The planned 26.203-mile flight over the poles has never before been accomplished. Agencies participating include tte National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Aboard are 40 persons 13 crewmen, 9 scientists, 13 observers and THE WEATHER 7 a.m. Report From Long Branch Weather Station Pvt BERNARD DOTTS. 221 Pearl Red Bank, has completed eight weeks of ad-vwed Army infantry training at Ft.

Polk. La. Man Arrested For Threat To Johnson Sunny, cool today, high in 1 40s. cloudy tonight. Partly cloudy tomorrow with seasonal I temperatures, high about 50.

Variable winds, mostly south-; erly, at 10 miles an hour today, Homeniaking Hints Offered For Busy Holiday Hostess ATLANTA, Ca. UP- A house West and southwest winds at! painter is being held on a 1 15 m'les hour tom6ht charge of threatening the life and tomorrow, of President Johnson. NEW YORK High and Billy Ray Pursley, 31, of Sum- low temperatures in major merville, was arrested yes- cities in the United States yes The bu-tle of holidax entertaining often is no fun for the housewife who is faced with unexpected guests and the problem of cleaning up after the Shore Youth Selected For U.S. Seminar MANASQUAN Brure Gay-lord of Manesquan High School is one of two students selected to represent New Jersey at a three-day National Seminar for terday Dy secret service agents terday were: on a warrant issued by a U.S. commissioner at Concord.

N.C., Albanv Saturday. Pursley allegedly; Atlanta threatened the President while Boston buying a rifle in Buffalo N.C., last Thursday. A. G. Vial Chicago of the Secret Service said.

I Denver Mr. Vial said Pursley would Detroit be arraigned today before U.S. i Duluth Commissioner Frank Holden in port Worth Atlanta. Pursley is married and Kansas City the father of a child. i LoS Angeles Mr.

Vial said Pursley bought Miami Beach a 6.5 millimeter rifle at a Char-; New Orleans lotte discount house Nov. 'ew York City Witnesses to the purchase stated Philadelphia he threatenpd to use the rifle 1 phoni leave. You can keep your house from turning into a shambles after Christmas if you remem ber a few simple hints It's a good idea to keep the closet well stocked with quick, casy-to-fix items for drop-in gue-ts. Children especially are likely to turn up at all times and then stay for lunch and dinner. And here's some advice that's handy in the kitchen.

To remove chocolate stains from colored tablecloths without fading the fabric, mix rubbing alcohol and luke warm water. I To remove crayon marks from enameled surfaces or linoleum, apply silver polish with a damp cloth. For regular cleaning of ceramic tile, use detergent and warm water. Plain soap may leave a film i on the tile. If cigaret burns or nail polish Low 34 43 40 29 29 32 27 8 59 32 54 74 50 43 49 47 31 35 32 49 67 39 High 43 66 48 35 39 66 40 27 78 50 62 82 75 52 53 76 40 48 44 53 80 59 upon the President, Mr.

Vial Pittsburgh 5 newsmen. Several world records are being challenged, but Capt. Fred Austin, cocommander of the venture, said the main purpose is scientific. Capt. Austin and Capt.

Harrison Finch, pilots from Trans World Airlines, head crew of five pilots who plan to share flight deck chores. Speed Records Sought Capt. Austin said they would attempt to establish speed records for the fastest time from pole to pole, around the world, and point to point. Capt. Finch said the flight was "the culmination of two years of intensive efiort, and we are very pleased to have it under way." The jet left the runway at Honolulu International Airport in drizzling rain at 13:44 a.m.

The battery of scientists aboard is headed by Dr. Serge A. Korff, professor of physics at New York University. Time-lapse cameras will photograph the weather at five-minute intervals. Studies also will be made on the jet stream, cosmic radiation, flight crew fatigue and cockpit design.

said. Portland, Me. EXTRA! EXTRA! Agents traced Pursley to his St Summerville home and ques- seat tie toned him. Mr. Vial said the man admitted buying the rifle, In Shore Skies mar rubber floorng, try removing them by rubbing gently with steel wool.

Add corn svrup to holiday Youth in Oklahoma City start- ing Nov. 15. Robert Leeds, Pleasantville High School, is the other. Robert A. Roe, commissioner or conservation and economic development, said the two were picked because of their intsres'.

in the spaoe age and scholastic excellence. The choice was made the advisory committee of the state High School Studem' Council. The seminar will promote awareness of aviation's importance to the nation and to encourage vocations in the field. Bruce is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Gaylord. 31 Morris Ave. He is president of the sen- lior class and a member of the I varsity football team. uui ucuicu Having uiauc aiiv threats. He said the warrant was issued after witnesses to the purchase identified photographs of Pursley.

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