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TBE BBOWXSVILLE IIElULD-ffNtjT. A'H 11. MM Firing At 'UFO 9 Embarrasses Navy 1 AUM'vrT''v officers recalled reports commander finally ordered nisi i i f'' of Ja icse balloons sighted.destroyer escort to open firej ln Jut ri Ihe northwestern t'nitcd with their live-Inch juns. Thei the same-- only Mnl was an woui.ler the crew would like to forget but one which scientists believe undentified flying objects Jima campaign. The New York had had of hardluck mishaps whlck had kept it out o( action In the Pacific.

It was continuing toward Jima despite But whatever it was. it didn't wa i and had to be on duty at! wm to be bothering thorn, twilight lo getj they weren't bothering readings, came to balloon. So the biUIeship'd et Sleepily he studied the I ronlinued on Its way. In the sky watched! ne officers were confident.the shells zoom up and I lhat. even with a of their mark, propellur, the ship could Space war iiuldislanct any balloon.

An His brows knitted. He hurried hour later, however that bigj hij room, quick: silver balloon was still hovering, and came back to! over the ship, li seemed aboutjreport to the commander, a mile away, directly overhead, "sir he said "If it were Fire At Objett to see Venus this By this time the commander time of the day, you would see getting annoyed-or per-j, at exactly the same position couldn't make nut what it was. I radar, and'the answer was thc It wasj-ound. silver-colored andjsame. '7( of a two-; Finally, the order went out: Object Hear Adm.

Kemp C. was sum-i monid. You could see the object with! bare eye. But the Admiral called for his binoculars. He focused them on the strange object which seemed te be following the ship.

i He! the object was directly over the ship, Ihe big guns couldn't be used. They shot out. not up. So three-inch guns, which can shoot straight up like anti-aircraft weapons. brought inlo action.

The three-inchcrs shot away and shot away but couldn't touch the "silve'r balloon." The The answers ihe same And l)een all came back: of the: Political Weed Smoking Makes Public Wobbly By WILSON United Press International By all means let us borrow a measly $750,000 with which to build a suitable mansion for the vice president of the United Let us also borrow mother bundle to staff Ihe big house with upstairs and downstairs Sutlers and other urgent necessities. This is urgent jbusiness. friends. I Let us get on with it let the ination perish in delay. his morale against thc bitter hardships of public office.

The sharp significance o( til lhii 1S of statesmen with other mone "'her than the oil chance-far off-thai Humphrey might become sufficient- discouraged as to sign off ln P'-Mc payroll. Other people's money is what keeps most of our statesmen in office. They slosh It around like a brewers' ball. Ask any expense account executive who lives high on tin imatter of public money, where comes from and what should I be done with it. i This comes of smoking the economic marijuana any future space York had TOO MUCH I Joyous welcoming shrieks and cries coupled with the first kiss from daddy in seven and half months was just too much excitement for 17-month-old Holly Alger.

Hospital Corpsman Ridinni Alsrer, his wife Lorna and little Holly were among the hundreds of loved ones reunited over the weekend at Long Beach, as the Navy's 888-foot carrier Valley Forge returned to its home port following- a seven and a half months cruise off the coast of Viet Xam. Other people's money in Washington, D.C., Is your money. It Is the money you earn to support and to your kids, to feed and Corporal Held In Slaying Of Ex Sweetheart uirks In FAMILY TOWN PROSPECT HEIGHTS, Colo. (UPI) --When Prospect Heights Mayor Louis A. Pierce meets with the town council, it's like i family reunion.

Town trustees are brothers Frank and Louis Adamic and Four Stabbed Over Minor Incident Quick Action Saves Lives Of Young Knifing Victims for your old parents. Your kids, your wife and your parents worthy folk, of" course, but not worthy as are iervants. the common man war, declining gold reserves! flnl some comfort in this swelling national debt and a yo- montn of tne income tax In tht yo. now-you-see-it-now-you-don't fact that it is of hu federal tax policy. It all seems money about to be laid out to to add up to hallucinations in build Md adequate hut foe high places: hallucinations such Hubert Horatio Humphrey.

as the public health service warns can be induced by the drug LSD-25. This wartime expenditure i- a good example of how bemused the public's servant; have become with the pleasure? of the public's mone; spendthrifts right out of town. It is almost incredible that there should be this project for so a $750.900 mansion for Hubert Humphrey during a time of hot Perhaps llul hid it sn qnnd. rownrai nvMR auM CLOCCED TOILETS CHICAGO (UPI) -A young room while he signed a three Brooklyn, N.V., Army corporal page confession, police said recently returned from his Miss body was 1 hotwymoon wu charged April 4 in a 'shallow. diy with murdering his former ve a a ne An ts.

rt autospy indicated she was more rweetnean. mon 5 re nan i Cpl. William. Authorities said Murphy mid Murphy, Jl, admitted them ths slaying climaxed "a Miss Stmn Proeber, Zl, of in which Miss suburban Palatine. 111., toln authorities showed him head' photographs of the slain ghTs'aplnst a curb and stabted her body.

with piece of metal from a Murphv'j U-vear-old of unk heap. Murphy was taken to the scene of the crime, where police said he pointed out a shallow grave he said he dug with sticks and his bare hands. He was to be arraigned today in circuit court at suburban jNiles, 111. He had been stationed at a NIKK mi.islle Ibast ntar Arlington Ini. and credit.

There is might; 'their wives and Tony Strainer (Editor's note: Four teen-age had been drilled in procedures tightly lipped. Unknown tn moved In the operating room little that can compare with the his wife Mildred 'Mildred boys were stabbed last month for multiple emergencies. he had been severely cut there, doctors learned the boy delights of spending other I 'Pierce wife of the mayor is i a meaningless fight over a came Ihe test. jacross the chest and ribs. had a laceration of the left people's money.

It comes easy the town clerk. INCREASES FORCE SCILLY ISLES. in these island resorts southwest coast of England ha; been increased from two tn three patrolmen to cope with in eight days sat BROWNSVILLE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 14 I 2-7355 Iraflic incident. A small Dr. II.

Alan Hume, a surgeon. The Hi-bed hospital orga-ventricle of the heart and a and it goes easy and fast, jhospital near Philadelphia had was at home when the call nized for three emergencies hole in thc pericardium, the The careers of great men 'to mobilize nearly its entire came at 11:30 p.m. Friday, unaware that a fourth existed, membrane that encloses the have been tied to this spendin'- force to cope with the March 11. Hospital employes on among them the la' emergency. In the following When he arrived at the telephoned other workers at Those holes were closed with President Franklin D.

Roost'- dispatch, YPI reporter Edward hospital, Walter Gordun, Fred home, asking them lo come. sutures and then dnctors began veil and John F. Kennedy McFall describes the hospital's Howies and Michael Laird were Others were pulled or draftedito explore his abdomen, finding Harry Truman and the mar work to save the boys.) on litters in the accident ward, from less critical jobs in hole in the diaphragm and a of the moment. Lyndon R. as j'Jne of them was "clinically hospital.

laceration of the liver. Hume Johnson. In the wings ready to Bv KIHVAHI) J. McFAI.L idend." Hume said. Hume turned first to the boy said the boy's injuries were all pick up where these spender RIDLEY PARK, Pa.

(UPI) i Thc surgeon put into was "clinically dead." He from one slash left off and to oulspend them two of'tion the pian for multiple had no pulse and no blood entrance." all stands Hubert Horatio them stabbed in the heart, layjemergencies. A second operating team had Humphrey, for whom thc bleeding in the small commum- Hid Wounds The boy had a stab wound started on the second victim, nation i5 about lo provide NO WAITING ty hospital's emergency ward. Meanwhile, in a jail cell at which had missed the coronary They discovered he had a one- sumptuous quarters to maintain JAMES BRIDGE. England They had been knifed in a the community police by "one-eighth of an half' inch cut in the left (UPI) --A "no waiting" signiteenaged fight over a minor James Shore. 16, sat waitlng'inch," Hume said.

ventricle of the heart and a one BRAIN GROWTH has been posted outside a traffic incident and their lives for police to question him. He The emergency team quickly and one half inch cut in the cemetery here so parked -'ars were slipping away, had driven Gordun to the gave him three bottles of'lower half of the left lung me Dram grows until aoou won't de-lav funeral corteges. The staff at Taylor Hospital hospital. Shore kept his jacket blood-blood which At tne a 0 n. officers IVYTM has not been linked with the went nack Snore cell.

TM (type of the victim. Another SU5pec the cell told L' a "You don't bother with the lhem -He's cut." They un- ten (niceties nf crossed blood at-jpped the boy's blood-drenched a critical time," an(i miM nim SBBBHSBSBBBS sa 'd- the hospital. Two hours had soonei From let an eiin conic loot oi dniN 5uac3 in a newNorge automatic dryer SPECIAL 139.95 GAS or ELECTRIC BWAC PAYMENT PLAN SEE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY TOM STEVENSON CO. SALES-SINCE 1922-SERVICE 757 E. ELIZABETH 1.1 2-3333 Striking Grape Pickers Finish Dramatic March NEVIR AGAIN ifck whtn ytur teiltt tvtrfttwt TOILAFLEX ToiUf Plunger Unlike ordinary ptungtn.

ysi 4 permit eomprnMd air meiw attr te te With Toilaflex the full iviihei it down. IUCTION-RIU STOPS SPLUH-IACK CENTERS IT3f LF. CAN'T SKID AKOOHD TAPtKIQ TAIL fllVCS AIR-HCKT FIT tte AT HAIOWAH ITMH White other doctors continued gone bv since the fight By JOHN D. CUX this capital city EasterSunday, The Agricultural Workers worker with definite ideas 1 0 spare the parents' feelings.) do 'TM and a red Ung ctrnixiuvrn -iipu Or a Committeeiabout the needs of the! The second victim had stab "TM SACRAMENTO, talif. (UP formed by Ihe A FL- impoverished migrant laborers i wounds of the left chest and a rt me oos ia la huelga!" "Viva la; CJO more than i 'years ago, who harvest billions of left lung.

He was 0 nVldlUo Ji 1 causa! "Viva Lesar a pp roacne(i tn( rapc ran in fruits and vegetables in i conscious, however and able iiMidpseu anu ez! "Viva!" at the request of the plckers'California. italk with difficultv. It was like an Industrial, a asked a buosnn lne hourly Made Strike Stick A tube was inserted In his A organizing rally of the in wage from SL25 5 Chavez who made ha The growers refused, so the strike, in because of a collapsed rights that the factory workers, The growers refused to of America won 30 years nizc AW oc as bargaining agent 11 'tor the pickers. "Long live the strike! the: Because farm workers are San Joaqum Valley grape exempt from virtually all pickers shouted in Spanish atj or fedpra ator legation, the end of their 25-day, 300-mile was no thj ng jo force march from Delano to the ine 0tia tj ons or facilitate a capltol to dramatize their se ttlement For the same cause. "Long live the there was no election Their followers responded by wh i cn fi workers could with "Viva! 'decide if they wanted the union.

The organizers are as deter- But the strike spread. Within mined as those who weeks. grape growers took possession of the autolwere struck and AWOC had factories in the violent battles'been joined by Ihe National for union recognition in lhe; rm workers Association Chavez created a social movement, a revolution for agricultural workers. It is the combined support ol the churches and labor and the use of social and economic agitation that has given the strike a major victory. Schenlev Industries, one of ist grap The third youth was stabbed All four victims have been in the back, left chest and released from Taylor Hospital flank.

He also had a collapsed a nd are now back in their lung. A tube was inserted In his homes, chesi and he was given crossed blood. By this time, Hume said, he was "really only directing traffic." He returned to the the nationwide product boycoli organized by Chavez, signed an agreement' last week ,1 0 enter into collective bargain- i ing with the NKWA. Di Giorgio 'then said it would recognize the i NKWA if it won election among its workers. The boy's blood pressure had been restored and he was COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE Commercial Industrial Residential SERVICE ELECTRIC CO.

122J E. Levee LI J4I01 Brownsville I.I 2-1255 far-reaching--reshaping a vast working class and what labor with. leaders call "rationalizing" en! NKWA was created in by industry. Psa Chavez, a small, sofl- (ialn Recognition spoken, articulate former farm Last week, the striking farm workers have obtained union recognition from one major grower. Schenlev Industries i and another, 1)1 said it would bargain with union if a majority of Its; pickers voted for it in an election.

i The pickers reached the capital on triumphal nott. I It started Isst September just! like any other of California's! cin.nlless agriculliinil strikes. harvest crew "bout 50' Filipinos wanted higher wages for picking the thousands of tons of wine and table grapes in the sprnwlinc vinryfirds ol Ihe lower a tn i)e reckoned came as abmit 7rt strikers and hundreds of supporters were Clearing the end of the from Delano to Sacramento. CIIIVASSO, Italy (UPI) -AJ locomotive engineer freight collided with a local I train tilghl. 1 five persons, was i Intl.iv -iiitl with lunniiiK a red slop signal L.S..

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