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i rlanbfl Srnttnrl 20 A How Our Mystery Grew PlMMM OA 1-441 1 CUmHi 6A Hltl New Laics Sought In Race Issue; WASHINGTON (UPI) Government lawyers are busy drafting legislation ence, and that he hoped Gov. Haydon Burns would make the announcement. HE SAID Orlando may get a new city as a result of the location. "The only thing I can tell you is that it is big and fat," he added. Then Gov.

Burns, at a Republicans Criticize Congress WASHINGTON (UPI) Republican organizational leaders Saturday called the newly adjourned session a "hip pocket Congress" that ground out too much quantity and not enough quality. House GOP Leadec Gerald R. Ford, said the session "clearly demonstrates the evils of one-party dominance of the national government" and showed that "the executive branch unchecked becomes careless and arrogant." SENATE GOP leader Everett M. Dirksen, 111., said he agreed with Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, that the next session convening Jan. 10 has plenty of rough edges and overlaps to clear up.

Dirksen and Ford met with newsmen for their last "Ev and Jerry show" of the year scarcely 10 hours after Congress had finally adjourned for the year. Red Leader Warns U.S. MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev demanded Saturday that the United States get out of Viet Nam. He also stepped up the current Soviet attack on West Germany. He warned that if "minor conflagrations" such as the Vietnamese war are not "extinguished in time, they may flare up into a universal missile war." SPEAKING AT ceremonies in Kiev honoring the city for its "hero's role" in World War II, Brezhnev said West Germany "has never dropped the idea of revenge for the second World War and is asking for access to rockets and nuclear weapons." He warned that any German attempt at revenge will mean "nuclear war with all its consequences." County VI KV WW QzCovriy yWWW' Am.

21.000 WWWWW OxtdfGxttfy WW WO ACRES c- manned orbiting laboratory work here, a story that was shot down when Douglas, after being awarded the contract, said the work would be done in California. In early June the Osceola County Commission was asked to include a short period on its Nov. 15 agenda in order that the ''pro per representatives could brief the commission on who and what the mystery industry would be." On June 24, Helliwell broke a long silence to announce that the project was now in the "second phase" of development. He confirmed all purchases, announced that options on the last two sizable pieces of land involved would be closed in two days, which they were, and that they were going into phase two of the operation, which involved planning, engineering and many other matters. HE SAID that the industry would employe 5,000 people and bring an additional 20,000 people into the Orlando area, but he would not identify the industry or any of the people associated with it.

As interest and tension mounted, land surrounding the mystery tract began to go for prices in excess of the average acreage price, and the buyers were from California. A few days after Hel-liwell's announcement, a story in The Sentinel said latest word had it that some of the companies previously mentioned would participate in a plan to put together a life-sized model of the city of the future, depicting -what life will be like about the year 2050. WALT DISNEY would furnish the ideas and put the overall package together, the story said. And so it went, through a hot summer and early fall. On Oct.

1, Helliwell visited here again and announced that the mystery industry and its plans would be identified here on Nov. 15 at a press confer that would provide new federal powers to combat racial discrimination in the administration of justice in the South, it was learned Saturday. One proposal being prepared for submission to Congress early next year is aimed at tightening standards for selection of trial juries This, came to light after an all-white jury in Hayne-ville, Friday acquitted Ku Klux Klansman Collie Leroy Wilkins of the murder last March of Mrs. Viola Liuzzo, a white civil rights worker from Detroit. Gen.

Nicholas Katzenback had no comment on the result of Wilkins' second trial. The first ended in a hung jury. But informed sources said that a wave of protests over the trial and a similar acquittal in Hayneville of Thomas Coleman in the death of another civil rights worker could be the catalyst for legislative action. "The form that our action takes is not the important thing," one Justice Department official said. "The significant fact is that we are about to move strongly in this Legislation under consideration is expected to provide for making a federal crime of civil rights slaylngs or assaults, empower the Justice Department to bring civil suits to prevent racial discrimination in the selection of juries, and establish uniform and nondiscriminatory standards for jury selections.

Joseph L. Rauh Jr. of Washington, chief counsel for the Civil Rights Leadership Conference, said Saturday that public reaction to the "repulsive performance in Hayneville Friday" was sure to heighten chances for strong congressional action. conference in Orlando 10 days ago, said he would have a face-to-face meeting with Disney in Tallahassee during the first week in November. THE GOVE RNOR explained that he had scheduled four meetings with motion picture directors to talk about Florida's expanding movie and TV industry, and that Disney was one of the four people he was to meet, and that it was about movie-making and not the mystery industry.

And that's, the way it went and was. But today, the year that "was the year that was" for Central Florida has come, to its richly satisfying conclusion. Three Hurt In Heatl-On Auto Crash Three people were admitted to Orange Memorial Hospital as a result pf a head-on collision Saturday seven miles west of Winter Garden. The injured were Pedro Anthony Barclay, 38, 220 Shellman Orlando, and Jimmy Dawkins, 7, Apartment 6, W. Washington Orlando, a passenger in Barclay's car, along-with Russell Jones, 27, 1358 W.

Freeman, Winter Garden, driver of the other vehicle. TROOPER W. D. Boyett of the Florida Highway Patrol said Jones suffered severe facial lacerations and a possible broken jaw. According to Boyett, the Dawkins child was hurled through the windshield and Barclay suffered chest injuries and cuts on the forehead.

YOU WILL always find excellent values in the Classified Section. Disney Will Build His 'City Of Tomorrow' Boom 1J mt't ..1, Wc Say: Walt Disney Is Coming He dresses in true California understated fashion: the blue slacks, the harmonizing sport coat, the pale blue shirt open at the neck, the soft-soled shoes. Although Disney spends most of his working time at the Burbank studio, his interests span the continent and his private turbo jet, a 15 -passenger Gulfstream keeps him in touch. FOR WEEKENDS he has a twin engine Beechcraft to transport him from his Los Angeles office to his Palm Springs home and back. In his younger days he played golf, switched to polo "it's just golf on horseback" then gave up both because they were too time consuming.

His favorite exercise now is lawn bowling, played on his private green in Palm Springs. Disney says he got the idea for Disneyland when his daughters were small and he took them to an amusement park. "SATURDAY was Dad day," he explains, "I used to sit on park benches as they rode the merry-go-round and I wondered why parks were so dirty and unimaginative." The vision of Disneyland took shape in his mind and in 1948 he borrowed on his insurance to make it reality. "It scared my wife to death," he remembers with a grin. DISNEY IS married to the former Lillian Bounds of Idaho.

Their two daughters are Diane, married to Ron Miller, USC honor student and football star, now a production executive at Disney's; and Sharon, wife of Robert Brown, a designer for WED Enterprises, Inc. The Millers have six children. In business Walt has been a lifelong partner with his elder brother Roy president of Walt Disney Productions. Another brother, Raymond is an insurance broker. There is one i ter, Mrs.

Ruth Beecher. Though his mother called him Walter, he takes pride in the fact that everyone from carpenters to directors call him Walt. And he, for rd Wlicrc ntmrrn 'M'-mMmimuimmmmmmmm iii wfiMiiipiiiiijiiitijuiiiiin i jiii mini urn iiimiiiuwi. 'I'1 Disneyland S3 iiSiitiif'fiSiii More dollars are being plowed in each year to make it more attractive. Daily attendance during the summer months June through September runs from 34,000 to 40,000.

This is the period of the year when kids everywhere are out of school and prevailing on parents to go a here for vacations, just so it's Disneyland. EXCEPT FOR the Christmas holiday period, the throng drops off sharp, ly during Southern Califor nia winters, which do get i downright cold, despite local booster statements One big reason for Disnc yland's attractiveness is that it is no tourist trap. ''Nobody ever comes away with the feeling he's been taken," one visitor ONE-OF-A-KIND LIVING ROOM SOFAS and CHAIRS! Many wonderful things are happening today but you'll find these big bargains simply sensational! All these pieces are first quality, from our regular stock. Not as isers, soiled or secondsl We need the floor space for new incoming pieces. Here's your chance to buy fine living room furniture at wholesale.

THIS COKITPMDriDAnv 1- T7ie Financial Structure Of Disney's Empire In order to help the reader understand the financial enormity of Walt Disney Productions, we reproduce here the Consolidated Statement of Income from the company's annual report for the fiscal year ending Oct. 3, Produces was overheard to say. "You come away making plans to return tomorrow." THIS MEANS business not only for Disneyland but hotels, motels, restaur-ants, service stations, merchants all oyer Southern California. It rubs off, of course, on the entire state because these tourists go elsewhere and its impact is felt ali over the continent through the country these pleasure seekers must traverse from their home towns to reach the wonderland Walt Disney has created. Not all of the tourist spending can be attributed to Disneyland, of course, but there is no disputing that the lure is more than a little responsible for the impressive tourist dollar figures just compiled by the All-Year Club, a nonprofit civic corporation carrying on promotion and national advertising cam- Year Ended Oct.

Sept. 28 1964 1963 $37,648,132 $40,318,923 8,487,918 8,259,723 32.758,226 25,730,940 7.756.S32 86,651,108 Expenses 7,012,541 81,922,127 and television When he Is in town, Disney is at work between 8 and 8:30 a.m. and seldom gets home before 7:30 p.m. If there is ever a time for artistic temoercment to flare, it is not during interviews when he is calm, smiling and in control of any situation. You'll love the simplicity of this lovely sofa, the superb comfort of the extra thick LIVE RUBBER cushions and the close woven solid color fabric.

FREE arms caps will add extra years wear, too! paigns dollars attract tou: ist Southern Cali- fornia. President Arthur M. Wood, a Sears, Roebuck and Co, executive, estimates the number of visitors for the last year at 6,242,000 persons a record number. And their spending also was a new record $1,003,966,187. "THESE PEOPLE took more than a billion dollars out of the economy of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and other states and brought that billion here to add to and enrich our local economy," Wood said.

Wood broke down the figures like this: Food and beverages, $232.9 million; hotels and motels, $191.7 million; clothing, department stores, $132.5 million; gasoline, oil, automotive, $124.4 million; theaters, sports and other recreation, $110.4, local transportation, other public utilities, $103.4 million; drugs, sundries, $48.1 million; professional, personal services, $40.1 million, laundry, dry cleaning, $20.07 million. "NO WONDER THAT the I owa billboard industry one year put up billboards advertising that 'California Does Not Exist Stay in Iowa'," Wood said. The proof is here that it does exist. The Santa Ana Freeway also is ample proof that Disneyland does too. Copter Lands In Biscaync MIAMI tfl A Coast Guard helicopter made a forced landing in Biscayne Bay Saturday but the pilot and a crew member escaped injury.

The 1 i opter experienced motor trouble while enroute to assist a 40-foot cabin cruiser disabled near Sand Key. A spokesman said the 'copter sustained minor hull damage. Victim Critical Gwynn Michlonsky, 36, 4351 Rixey remained in critical condition Saturday night at Orange Memorial Hospital from injuries she received when a small car in which she was riding veered off Colonial Drive, overturned and threw her onto anot her parked automobile at Orlando Sky-wav, 5340 E. Colonial Dr. 1964.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCO.YC Theatrical films Television Disneyland Park and other entertainment activities 249 Early American Tall Back Sofa Don't miss this end don't let the low price fool you. The back is tall enough to rest your head, green tweed, 5" thick cushions, free arm cape. jQ $199 French Provincial Foam Sofa Here's style thats good for life. This beauty has foam cushions, beautiful exposed carved wood fruitwood finished, lovely toast small print cover and best of Publications, character merchandising, 129.95 $60! $139 $139 $149 music and records Total income Costs and Amortization of theatrical 89 Matching Chair For Sofa Shown Save almost as much as you spend on this comfortable lounge chair with its thick foam Cushion. Made by Johnson Carper, one of the better factories.

49.95 $69 Early American Wing Back Chair Early American lovers will quickly recognize this great value. Choose tweed or print covers, both have reversible foam cushions. Many other greatly reduced, see them all. 34.95 1 30 Bucket Seat Recliner, modern It's made by Futorian-Stratford so you know it's fine quality. Arms and foot rest are brown vinyl, seat and back are beige tweed fabric.

All recliners reduced, buy now for future delivery. $79 95 399 Ultra-Modern 90 in. Sofa You can depend on this being unusually different, you'll admire its exposed walnut all wood outside back, its smart fabric with bright colors of the rain all you'll save a whopping $249 Curved Front Skirted Sofa Gorgeous traditional beauty with real Latex rubber seat cushions, attached foam back cushions, beautiful carrot-green cover. You'll never find a better value. production costs 14,520,450 16,145,734 Distribution costs prints, advertising, etc.

15,477,171 15,471,499 Costs of Disneyland Park and other entertainment activities 25,967,233 20,623,488 Costs applicable to other income 5,820,753 4,968,213 General, administrative and selling expenses 10,234,079 10,145,477 Interest 804,591 1,170,132 Stories and pre-Production costs abandoned 1,077,396 723,258 Estimated federal income taxes 5,692,000 6,100,000 Total costs and expenses 79,593,673 75,347,806 Net income for the year 7,057.435 6,574.321 Earnings per share 3.96 3.81 '269 Quilted Pillow Back Sofa Another rare value! Seat and back cushions are reversible, both are quilted on one side, both are foam filled. You'll love the beauty of the natural color of bow. See it, you'll buy it. $299 the fabric, Hurry! M60 Vinyl Covered 2 Pc. Bed Suite Its wagon wheel all wood arms give it the Colonial look.

Includes sofa that opens to sleep two and a matching lounge cha.r. Choose brown or green. $129 421 Ho. Orange Ave. the most part, calls them by their first name.

The fact that he probably doesn't know their last is beside the point. HIS SUITE of offices in the WDB administrative building are plush and comfortable but far from lavish. $219 Nylon and Foam Sectional It's good quality throughout, all reversible foam cushions, extra heavy grade nylon cover. One only a bright rose color. SAVE $100! $119 Telephone 241-5371 Ji i Ai mi ami.