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I i OFIoridjrTecEholoifcliy Inside Headlines 600 Navy Reservists Getting Early Release Pg. 3-A Four Cleveland Slayings Seen As Execution Pg. 3-A No Decision On Israeli Jets; Mideast Boils Pg. 3-A ffnnremtv stem Tis a Privilege to Live in Central Florida Orlando, Florida, Tuesday, September 17, 1968 Vol. 81 No.

127 34 Pages SENTINEL TELEPHONE GArden 3-4411 10 Cents HI lain mu iiii ii 'If You Must 5 Tips Given To Lessen Peril house for Smoking and Health. While the pamphlet addresses itself mainly to those who continue smoking, it reports that about 1.5 million Americans give up the habit each year and insists "anything short of quitting is a compromise." But it acknowledges that tens of millions of Americans are either unwilling or unable to give up the habit. For them, it offers five suggestions: 0 Choose a cigarette with less tar and nicotine. 0 Don't smoke your cigarette all the way down. Take fewer draws on each cigarette.

0 Reduce your inhaling. Smoke fewer cigarettes each day. The pamphlet advises smokers to check their brand of cigarettes for the level of tar and nicotine, listed by the Federal Trade Commission. Some brands are ranked twice as high as others in amount of such contents. Most of the tar and nicotine is in the last few puffs of any cigarette, On its suggestion that smokers use fewer cigarettes each day, the pamphlet says: "Pick a time of day when you promise yourself not to smoke.

It may be before breakfast. Or while driving to work. Or after a certain hour each evening. It's always easier to postpone a cigarette if you know you will be having one later." the pamphlet reports, and it says of the new, longer length cigarettes: "Their 'extra puffs' are really extra perils for you." In advising people to try taking fewer puffs on each cigarette, the pamphlet says that "with practice, some people find they can substantially cut their actual smoking time without really missing it." rrn To Temporarily Take Over Administration Of NASA Webb Retire Ag ency Chief I i I -etc 'X'j 111 4 fit ill Ify fcwmi urn in I (AP) HANDCUFFED 'CATCH-ME SLAYING SUSPECT SMASHES GLASS DOOR Robert John Erler subdued by deputies at Phoenix i I 1 1 WASHINGTON (A Conceding that millions aren't going to stop smoking, the government Monday for the first time issued guidelines to help cigarette users lessen the perils that officials see in their i habit. A pamphlet entitled "If You Must Smoke" was issued by the U.S.

Public Health Service in behalf of its National Clearing Pr Paine Mimed Dace Obscenity Amendment Offered WASHINGTON (A The fight over Abe Fortas' nomiation as chief justice took a surprise turn Monday when Sen. Everett M. Dirksen, offered legislation to bar the Supreme Court from overturning obscenity convictions. Dirksen, the Senate GOP leader, proposed the measure as an amendment to gun-control legislation now before the Senate. MAJORITY leader Mike Mansfield, immediately endorsed Dirlsen's move, Mansfield said that Congress ought to assume the initiative in acting against obscenity rather than blame Fortas or other Supreme Court justices.

One of the complaints against Fortas was that he sided with the majority in 5-4 decisions overturning obscenity convictions. Dirksen said no one is more concerned than he is over the obscene materials being circulated, but he said "a solution will not be found by opposing the appointment of a chief justice of the Supreme Court." DIRKSEN'S amendment to legislation to ban interstate mail order sales of rifles and shotguns would strip the Supreme Court of authority to review jury findings in federal and state obscenity prosecutions. In federal prosecutions, the amendment provides that no court of the United States or the District of Columbia would have jurisdiction to review or set aside a determination by a jury on whether something is obscene. Similarly, it provides that no federal court may set aside a determination by a state court that something is obscene. The Senate judiciary committee will vote Tuesday on Fortas' nomination.

Edna Churning In Atlantic MIAMI If) Tropical Storm Edna whipped up the Atlantic Ocean with near-hurricane winds Monday, but posed no threat to land for the next two or three days, the National Hurricane Center said. The Hurricane Center in Miami said Edna's winds had reached 55 to 65 m.p.h. and that she was howling some 1,525 miles east of San Juan, P.R. GALE force blasts extended outward about ,150 miles, the Center said, and were expected to intensify late Monday or early Tuesday. The Center said Edna's position at midnight Monday was Latitude 16.5 North and Longitude 43.0 West.

Strike Delays Italian Ships GENOA, Italy UP) A strike called by the seamen's union Monday idled two big Italian liners, delaying their scheduled departure several days. Gentlemen oh cmtim of ktabushws bulkhead MAY 1 tuMEST A QUICK. VOTE?" Interim Operation Plan Joint Channel 9 Asked X'aVw' mm feal -mmi Sharp Funds Cut Denied As Reason By ROULHAC HAMILTON Sanllntl Washington Bureau WASHINGTON James E. Webb, the first and only head of the nation's eight-year-old space agency, said Monday he will retire in three weeks. Webb made the announcement after a conference at the White House with President Johnson.

He said Johnson told him he plans to name Dr. Thomas O. Paine, NASA's relatively new deputy administrator, as acting head of the agency, This step apparently will leave the door open for the next Presl- Who Is Thomas 0. Paine? Page 2-A dent to choose his own space agency chief. But Webb said Paine had been hand-picked to take over at least temporarily.

DR. KURT Debus, head of NASA's Kennedy Space Center, said he regrets the "but I respect his personal judgment in arriving at what must have been a most difficult decision. "His tireless energy, limitless enthusiasm and management ability carried the program forward at a pace rarely if ever equalled in any peacetime undertaking by this nation." Webb said, although he has not been satisfied with the space program because of budget cutbacks, the money shortage had nothing to do with his retirement. HE SAID he picked Oct, 7 to retire because that's his 62nd birthday. He doesn't plan to take any full time or salaried job, he said, but rather he hopes to spend some fruitful time studying how this country's mounting urban problems may be solved by the application of technology developed in the space program.

Webb also predicted Russia will remain ahead of the United States in her overall space program for several years. But, he said, this country still will have the capability to start new programs as the need develops. IN SUPPORT of his contention that Russia is ahead in the space race, he said the Soviet Union soon will be flying a booster larger than the Saturn this country's largest. 'i-f fx 4Lr 'A (UPI) JAMES E. WEBB At press conference wliiiiitiiiiiiiii i I.

Accused Killer Smashes Glass Door 'Catch Me' Cuts Wrists The operators of WFTV Channel 9 will offer Tuesday to operate the Orlando television station on a nonprofit basis with its competitors for the license pending the Federal Communication Commission's final decision. Joseph L. Brechner, president and general manager of Mid-Florida Television WFTV's present owners and operators, said the company will not appeal the decision of the U. S. Court of Appeals affecting the operation of Channel 9 during extended hearings before the FCC.

THE COURT recently reversed the FCC decision which authorized Mid-Florida to operate WFTV on Channel 9 on an interim basis during the hearing. The station, Brechner said, will inform the FCC Tuesday it would participate with the five other applicants in a joint interim operation on Channel 9 in order to maintain the service for Central Florida. Competing with Mid-Florida for the Channel 9 license are Florida Heartland TV TV 9 Central 9, Comint Corp. and Orange 9 Inc. MID-FLORIDA will offer to lease its entire broadcast facilities to the joint interim group at a fair and reasonable rental to be agreed Chrysler Increases New Model Prices DETROIT (A Chrysler citing increased labor and materials costs, Monday became the first U.

S. automaker to announce a price increase on its 1969 models. The firm said its new prices averaged $84 a car or 2.9 per cent over 1968 prices. upon by the group or to be determined by binding arbitration if necessary, Brechner said. The Channel 9 operating staff, but not its corporate officers, would be retained to maintain continuity of service, Brechner said.

He and Mrs. Brechner would remove themselves from their present management positions with the station, he added. (Continued Oniage 2-A, Col. 3) Czechs Dream Up Invasion Synonym PRAGUE (UPI) The newly censored Czechoslovak news agency (CTK) Monday came up with a synonym for the Russian invasion "the extraordinary event." The Soviet-inspired press law forbids use of the word "invasion" when mentioning the intervention by Russian troops. "The extraordinary event in the last third of August caused a drop in exports," CTK said in a report on foreign trade.

(AP) DR. THOMAS O. PAINE Acting agency head 1 ...0. W' '( Justice of the Peace Charles Coppock set bond at $82,500 and scheduled an extradition hearing for Oct. 1.

"What do you mean?" Erler said. "What's going on?" Coppock told Erler his attorney, Rufus Coulter, would explain everything to him. (Continued On Page 2-A, Col. 1) 5-Day Forecast Temperatures for the period Tuesday through Saturday will average near the seasonal normal. Normal highs are in the upper 80's, normal lows are In the upper 70's in the extreme south and low 70's elsewhere.

Rainfall for the period will average about 1 inch with some locally heavier amounts in scattered showers. Index PHOENIX, Ariz. (iP) An ex-policeman, accused as the "catch-me" killer of smashed his handcuffed fists through a courtroom door Monday, Apparently enraged at photographers, Robert John Erler, 24, shattered the full-length glass door, cutting his wrists. He was returned to the jail for treatment before being arraigned on a fugitive warrant. ERLER, who portedly threatened suicide rather than be a "a parakeet in a cage" was taken to justice court for arraignment after refusing to waive extradition.

He is charged with killing Marilyn Clark, 12, in Florida last month. The Weather Partly cloudy with 30 per cent chance of scattered afternoon showers. High in upper 80s. East and southeast winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. Sunrls 7:11, Sunttf 7:21.

Moonrin a.m., MoonMt 4:51 p.m. Mornm Start Man, Jupittr, Saturn. Evaning Stara Mercuru, Venui. For 24 Houra Ended p.m. Yaterday: Tamparaturai, High 18, Low 72, Maan SO, Normal II.

Relativa Humidity 7 a.m. 17 par (ntj 1 p.m. 52; 7 p.m. u. Precipitation, Month's Total 5.43 Normal tor September, 7U Year'i Total 47.45 m.l excets through Aug.

51, C.JO In. Highest Wind Valocily, 14 m.p.h. it 11 a.m. from southeast. Barometer, 7 a.m.

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