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November 19, 1967 A-2 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL iiimiiiiB i ill lllfin HI urn I The World brief Robber Kills Two Persons At Budville Continued From A-l times and Mrs. Brown was shot three times, State Police said. The gunman shot Rice as he stood in front of the door, and Mrs. Brown was shot as she stood at the end of a counter inside the trading post. i i 3 iW i.

1 1 iL i I PV, aIa I Si JM I wr 'C-i MRS. FLOSSIE Rice, wife of the victim, was in the bathroom when she heard the shots. The gunman took her to the bathroom and bound and gag- ged her. A woman housekeeper identified only as Nettie also was in the residence at the time but Group Will Protect Four Navy Deserters TOKYO A Japanese pacifist said he soon will announce the formation of an association to "protect the four from the Intrepid." The four are young American sailors who deserted the aircraft carrier Intrepid in protest against the war in Vietnam. The aircraft carrier sailed out of Yokosuka Oct.

25 after a 10-day rest and recreation stop. Yozo Furuyama, a Tokyo high school history teacher affiliated with the Japan Committee for Peace in Vietnam, said the projected association is designed to "safeguard the security of the four." Japan Bank Says iV.v.r.. 1 East Formosa Hit By Typhoon Gilda TAIPEI, Formosa Ml Typhoon Gilda struck the east coast of Formosa Saturday and, though dwindling in strength, knocked down 180 houses and damaged that many more, hy police count. They said eight persons were hurt and eight are missing. The storm's heavy rain caused flooding in some eastern sections of the island, here landslides and washouts disrupted traffic.

Some low lying sections of Taipei were flooded and an archway spanning the city's main street was blown down. Actor Is Charged In Princess Case ROME (.11 Italian actor Maurizio Arena was formally charged Saturday with putting Princess Maria Beatrice Savoy under "a total state of managed to flee and hide until the gunman left. She freed Mrs. Rice and called State Police. Part of the money taken by the gunman was believed to belong to the State Motor Vehi cle Dept.

Rices's trading post was an auto license plate dispensing bureau. The two bodies were taken to nilWS 30 YKRS: Regis Debray, French author of a bonk on how to spread Cuban communism throughout Latin America, was found guilty by a Bolivian military court of helping legtist guerrillas in that country. He was faag.i iriciMiM Mitiaafc'- Bernalillo County Indian No Yen Devaluation Hospital in Albuquerque. Mrs. Rice was treated by a physician who gave her sedation.

Rice was quoted widely in the press during the Anti-Bypass Law controversy durins the NE. Servicemen's families can contact the Red Cross, Albuquerque Chapter, 5UOt; Copper NE, for times to record a "talking letter." The program will start Nov. 24. The Red Cross furnishes tape recorders, tape and other equipment at no charge. The cost to the servicemen's families is 16 cents for postage and 33 minutes of their time (Journal photo) CIIKISTMAS MLSSAfiK: Through the Red Cross, SPC Lewis Hutrherson, serving with the Army in Vietnam, will get a Christmas message from his wife and six children who live in Albuquerque.

Shown during the recording of the Christmas message are, seated left to right, Mary Lou, 7, Kelly, 3, on Mrs. Uutcherson's lap. and Tori, 5. Standing, left to right, are Harry, IT), Jeri, 11, and Charanne, 14. The IIutche-sons lie at 2fU4 Gen.

Marshall State Highway Department's subjection." The bearded actor, who has to bypass Budville I IN THE he served as peace justice in his domain of Budville. Lack of Skills Problem sentenced to 30 years in JPnson. jLTI Telephoto) Gas Threat Forces Town's Evacuation NEWTON, Ala. The threat of deadly chlorine gas, which might he released from a burning derailed freight train, forced evacuation of this small southwest Alabama town Saturday night. The Alabama Highway Patrol ordered the 2 0 0 0 residents of Newton to leave after officials said a tank car carrying chlorine gas might explode near the town.

TOKYO The Bank of Japan said Sunday it will not devalue the yen despite the blow to Japanese trade from Britain's devaluation of the pound. In a statement to newsmen, Mikota Usami, governor of the Bank of Japan, said Japan will have to step up its export efforts to offset the effects of the British devaluation on Japan's trade. However, he said that he felt the British action would have a limited impact because of the modest size of the devaluation and because of international cooperation to limit its consequences. In 965, Rice led a group of Budville-Cubero residents opposing the bypassing of their Big Ammo Dump Smashed in Raid Continued From A-l Finding a Job Troublesome vainly tried to marry with 23-year-old princess since their engagement was announced last month, was notified by Rome's police chief, Nicola Scire, at his suburban villa. Convinction could mean five to 15 years in prison.

Arena was summoned to appear in court next Wednesday. Scire said the actor was not arrested because authorities had not finished gathering evidence. communities by a 17 mile stretch of 1-40. It was completed aoout two months ago. ine main complaints con For Returning Servicemen northwest of the port one of five major Haiphong-area cerned the lack of access to the communities.

The Valencia County sheriff's i- a i- i. Returning servicemen a e'work). Many persons who stop: which means he was a shipfitter fe" sirum odiurudy in an office said a man carrying a 32- olihoi oiinmoi nnolhavintf trniihlo finriincr vhs in iisp local arlrirpss of friends and ithird cla workinff as a- Young Democrats Meet 'stopped in the Gallup area and: New Mexico, an inquiry by the relatives so, it's hard to tell.metalsmith and a welder. He ft! 'sn rlo I held in connection with the in-! Journal indicates. transients from residents.

was trained in the Navy and nim-e aisu were cnecK-i une reason: Lacs oi skius i) muac uv 1 had no trouble getting a jotj jn South juig reports of seeing two the returning servicemen. the industry to handle a he gQt back into civilian 'ambushed Vietnam, guerrillas the American Supporters of Johnson Score mcva iB dihck warn- A Veterans Administration 'life freighter USS President in the I 11 now, warnacK, who lives iimmici twigwi tim area, ine vigil conunuea. spokesman said the average ionsprvea. is neany mi vut 1 Li. tn a Km, neled toward tourism.

Now; chan- dim ivoma nermosa aw, is a snoc aown a nencopier mac imited Victory at Convention liciuuirc cv ui au tit, uuj i i i just out of high school. a tractor firm. He plans to go on sufereci moderate rifle and is Officials Caution VM1 rn 'P iis ni i.nR iri There are other reasons whv ttt i i. r- -sJiidLii lie iluu uui uuit- very little going on. We have to tinued under iis own power.

a returning veteran can't find A An' Hroi By PAUL R. WJECK jchairman, the pro-Johnson; going over the top midway Journal Correspondent forceg claimed a clear vietoryjthrough the roll call. MIAMI Supporters of the inasmuch as R. Spencer HE WAS opposed bv States Drivers For Thanksgiving woric. ir instance, a veiera Itougher time 'it He was A RF.ACTION force of U.S.

Srionce. Annd fXr caseii, said the Industrialund.tioned a guided thn vptpran'q militarv snerialtv has the rlpht ldea ln trying to. destroyer and was the Da nelicopteis battled the am- Tom jonnson aomuusirauon assistant to Na- Sullivan of Massachusetts, nearly every tight at the ihimspif n-aH in ict ration hut uuncu curiVKnuon VL tu. with iha backing of SANTA FE (UPI) State work fipld iMMu iiionuis. riis rating is gun-j a coastal Democrat Clubs of America i i i i i siaie i nu uui.

nw auuvu. npr.q ms fi in ass. isi hi A. i chairman by acclamation nunnrea aump-safo(y officials and Gov. David i resort for American servicemen (YDCA) Saturday but had toi Biiu-vieuiaia anu pro- F.

Cargo are ursine New Mex Myers spent three months in'200 nortneast of Saigon, a I jt II terrorist bomb shattered an ouri as a tool inspector for McCarthy'' delegates rom such ico drivers to use Saution nextlcounterpart, Alfred Hail, Albu-, to Pf UP- I Mj ates as California, New ork, week when driving on the jquerque veterans employment i TV'R Nebraska Colorado isconsin, Thanksgiving 4-day weekend. representative, and "unless the Xt iSl $t40 Iowa and the District of Co- i. "We have trouble placing mom wait for the jobs to open up." Iowa and mere is luce 'Wa hav fmtiMff niacin? an hour. It wasn't enough A-v WUB- J1 w. our suspects were measure their success i limited terms.

The crucial resolution sup-; porting the administration in its Vietnam policy passed with1 ease. It was backed by the New Mexico delegation. Vice President Hubert lumbia. nothing quite veteran goes detained after a rifle exchange gjSgSlFOOTBAllJ jgp SCORES non-veterans also." "BUT WINTER is coming on with the terrorists, and work is eettine American forces in the cen- CA'-" me turning a happv holiday into TTOWEMCn, the veteran has a Oliver ticket. lone of the governor CASES MIIERE jobs can't chance at placementvivers said.

The nroblem? "I'm tral highlands battlefield around Friday, administration forces leommented be found for returnees, the state were applying heavy pressure, state safety director D. K. ian VA counsel and administer even going to the point nnH i'iato Pniiro rhw! aptitude tests and atempt to through the state employment really trained for some of Dak To mopped up after the service than the non-veteran. the jobs." I bloody fight for Hill 1338, where This is because of built-in! cw thev raised the Stars and Humphrey defended the administration's Vietnam policy i Continued From A-l shortly after the group shouted nrmht1r.i7 97. Prwthm TTntversltr 20 iMumma u.Mti n.e joseph Black expressed similar13 u'tlJ1 'discrimination in the law which 1 LC St alirdav The US in- and allowing a roll call'-nnviefiniK! 'training or school to further 7 haturaa.

ine u.s. in State i. Missisiippi vai.ey jioor through a resolution calling for only when the majority of states Ke lv said hichwav driving their education. CZZ X- work now along tanirymen lounn i approved. Lhould'alw -s Kv The Hall said "some few veterans echanical or office trainee! on he height, cap- President Johnson to consider! Mississippi coiieg 11.

Livinaston. negotiations with the Viet Conf.ai3i4JHnpic!B. u. wnm Hujiva i The vice president told the' MorMi virguu In that way, they dumped aiseat belts. Black a i dicome uai-K, juus uiey -'rfu, iiiics.

nc um cipjjiicu uitr aults tew uuun. t-onuenming to give their weekend B'B ve. ciH thi, thtk n1v kinrt Louisiana State 55. Mississippi S'a-ta 0 Eouth Dakota Slate H. Tampa 7 mil 111 I lie ucucnui group: "THOSE WHO think America iLewis B.

Hershey. director of tri nm nroiiminarw thmipht but most are looking for work, i -t Service. Stiuthweptpm Ioiilaiar.a 2A. North-1 the esman said joD Warnack thinks nart of the! i.liT. service, as one oi Ha ca ed on drivers to a ow me v.i kk is involved in the world Louisiana 14 ii U'riioiCi lie imiu, nu unci I nrf TIP ClHMlf 3 1 ndifhpmsAlvM nlpntv of lime for placement for disabled veterans at' nroblem of returninc service' the most arbitrary keeps, and who want this nation ImidweST ranrlrioiKj nlrl flnlnrrafc cUll Wl "11" vnratmnal rehnhilitation is "u' ircportea in me jungles w.

io piay a roie oi urm ana creative leadership will vote for renting. -tnas anv more trouoe man Americans have been ki ed government." Sbted ft' ni work bpcause fi" wounded in one of the OS A STANDING vote, it lost Prune Unwrinkling back to VA te Umeir.RCe' reed HaU llf6.v 3 8, sustained battles of the 99-94, although over 1000 Marlon a Ki'llc Man VhevdoweU-- I mUStt knv "1 empbver have to learn to think," jwar. Communist losses in the delegates were accredited. (Machine IVlliS man i A new law that went into ef-' i-aCCe applicants on their jhe said. fiRht for Hill 1338 raised the However since several of the MONTEREY, Calif.

(UPI) feet Oct. 1 opens up a new field kna0e' JadIf0l A spokesman for the Navy i North Vietnamese death toll to larger delegations with a few rmi viiw man ha hewLt tu imM R.aia mow i Reserve Training Center here! at least 804. Ohio 8tate 21. Iowa 10 Purdue 21. Michigan state 7 Miami.

Ohio 27, Cincinnati 14 Bowling Green 17. Northern Itimntj 7 State 28, Iowa State 14 Colorado 4a Slate 6 fulnesoe 33, Indiana 7 Missouri 10. Nebraska 7 LimolB 27, Northwestern 21 Oklahoma 14 Kansas 10 Michigan 27. Wlronaln 14 Kent State 31, Xavler. Ohio 19 Hinsdale 14, Southwest Missouri 6 bodies to count but many votes a device he inventedisaW The allows for PromcmS tnejsaid efforts are made to help MORE rftnrnpps arliust He noted there I I) I A AKES to cast were supporting the anti-ito unwrinkle prunes.

ia enticeship employment Central 34. ftate fl "All we are worried hero amms reservists a'VKUK'LKS anhxgun, 17. wwhinpon Let.iiersney amenament, it may rotintv whfrPhv thp sr.rvier.man is is can he do the Lyndon Johnson. Before passing the resolution suggesting the President consider peace talks with the Viet Cong, the Young Democrats approved another resolution pledging "full support" of the President. However, to gain a victory, the pro-Johnson forces had to bring out a resolution suggesting such alternatives as a pause in the bombing of North Vietnam, gradual efforts to escalate the war, recognition of all parties involved in the con va Vta7a naccad a rall Mail S31Q supply of skills that industry! NEW DELHI-Production of KuvU n.

nm jr. saia me oy tne employer ana va job." What do returning veterans uut cut-uiis wo unouie victim, Reuben Sidney Tice, 68, to muster a majority of the roll kmed when a id on the FINDING JOBS for veterans could tap. A lot want to go to motorcycles, motor scooters, the University of New Mexico; three-wheelers and motorbikes or Technical Vocationally India last year totaled 51,871 Institute, he said. jcompared with 49,312 in 1965. the i th'ik or job opportunities? is not the only part of Colorado Btafa XT.

77. Emporia S'ftft 0 thffin I.ilnois 45. Diafe 17 Eanham 2ft. Anderson 7 Bairiwin -Wailaco 39. Valparaiso 8 Centre 48.

Rose Poly Or. io Wefcyan 24. Denison 13 Ohio Nonhera 6. Mount Union Find ay 47 Susquehanna Vt.ii, am JewU 4o. liLifxirl Vaiify 0 AbM 30, Central Oicianomt can votes wnen a soua group ot: ure machine blew off, hit small western states lnrMiininPi i u.

i 'i AiK.innoiio'c i i year-oia uonaiu New Mexico, joined i r'nf on geographical location adds 1Z artrls tn Warnack recently completed geographical location adds to: WE MAKE KITCHEN DINING SETS ONLY! St 8 T'CC Panffae Southern states in a stands ri cal 'shop in Montevey and problem: "We are against the roll call. Di tu, crossroads," he said, "And; State 13 flict, including the National soUTHWFST By the time the convention I L. tn nrnHii7rm Jh'ryote stops here (looking for' HIS NAVY rating was SFM.1 had reached the i a Liberation Front, multilateral! North ti state m. tui 11 Texas 18. Rlr-e 3 resolution, the pro-Johnson 1 ccoac-iue ajiu tn.uunuu8 ui Arkajuai 33.

SotjUiern Methodist 17 A bolt is 40 yards. It is used chrutlen 24, Texa 17 the ueneva convention. forces felt secure and did not attempt to stop a roll call. for measuring cloth. Texaa Tech Bavlor 2 Arkaneae A.M&N 84, Bishop Texan Afcl 21, Southwest Txae il Southeastern Mtssourl 21, Arkansas Tech 10 27, Centra! Mlajnurl 13 Oaehlta 29, HTderson 17 77.

Idaho 6 Wyoming 21. Texas -El Pmo Arnaneaa State 13, Trimtr. 13 THIS RESOLUTION passed in the early hours of Saturday morning, only hours after President Johnson in a news conference had labeled such alternatives as the pause in PRE-HOLIDAY A 3 bombing as the views of those; FAR WEST NOBODY UNDERSELLS THE MANUFACTURER Arizona 14. Atr Force 10 AIL FACTORY DIRECT WE MAKE OUR OWN "who are naive and idealists. However, the administration quarters conceded that without the many compromises, they would have faced a close and hard fight in any effort to get a broad administration program Honiara 55.

Portland State 7 I.e ti Clark 45, Pacific Lutheran 7 V. iiamette 5fi, Colleee of Idaho li 42 Oregon Coileue 2H Ne- Mexico State M. New Mexico 7 Otesnn state 14, Oregon 10 Pacific 39 Ixilj? B-ach State Siuthem Cdltforhtft 21. UCLA 20 California Stanford 3 Utah State 19, Utah IS Pit-et Sfiijnd 21. Cen'ral Washlneton 3 Calitornia-Davis 5R.

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