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Stock Prices Wind Up Week With Solid Advance ORLANDO EVENING STAR Final NIGHT Stocks, Pg. FINAL 6C ACTION CENTER OF FLORIDA -Number 232 Phone GA 3-4411 Orlando, Florida, Friday, October 1, 1971 10 Cents 1971 Sentinel Star Company 95th Year50 Pages Dawn Breaks Over Main Street U.S.A. In Historic Morning Of Disney World Opening Traffic Flows Smoothly At Disney World Opening By ANDY WILLIAMS Staff Writer Aside from a brief snag early today, traffic flowed rapidly and smoothly towards Walt Disney World's opening. George Holder, alternate routes engineer for DOT, quipped, "It looks like everyone stayed home. There are probably more people watching over the situation than there are involved in it." Weather Report Orlando and vicinity: Fair weather through Saturday.

High daytime temperatures near 90 degrees, low tonight near 70 degrees, Winds will be variable at speeds less than 12 m.p.h. (Observations at Herndon Airport) ORLANDO TEMPERATURES High Thursday Overnight low Mean Normal 78 7 10 11 12 71 72 76 Barometer: 7 a.m. Friday 30.00 inches; a.m. 30.04 inches noon 30.04 inches. Relative humidity: 1 a.m.

Friday 93 per cent; 10 a.m. 61 per cents noon per cent. Precipitations 24 hours ending, midnight 01 month's total 07 normal for October 3.96 inches; year's 33.89 Inches: deficiency through September 10.06. Highest wind velocity Thursday: 12 m.p.h, from NW at noon. Sunset Friday 7:12, sunrise Saturday 71187 moonrise 5:18 p.m.

moonset 4:59 a.m. Saturday. Evening starst Venus, Mars, Jupiter. -Morning starst Mercury, Saturn. National weather, state and marine forecasts, tide tables on Page 10C.

That's Early Crowd Guess By Officials By CHARLIE WADSWORTH Staff Writer Walt Disney World put its $400 million Magic Kingdom show on the road today and the opening went off as smooth as silk, and everybody, is happy. Fearful that what appeared to be a backlog of traffic on Interstate 4 and Hwy. 192 was the jam officials had predicted, Disney officials opened the turnstiles two hours earlier than previously planned. BY THE originally scheduled 10 a.m. opening time more than 2,000 persons had streamed into the theme park area, but the first day turnout was increasing steadily as noon approached.

Disney officials made an early guess of 12,000 for opening day. Official attendance figures will not be available, a spokesman said, until after the theme park closes at 6 p.m. Disney officials ordered security guards to direct automobiles backing up in the early morning fog on U.S. 192 to proceed to the parking lot about 7 a.m, MOMENTS later the parade of guests was on. Disney World goodwill ambassadress Debby Dane calmly waited to select the "first family." Her decision was a snap.

WILLIAM J. Windsor Jr. of Lakeland leaped off the first tram and, with his 3-year-old son, Jay, perched on his shoulder, rushed for the nearest gate. Windsor bears such a strong resemblance to golfer Jack Nicklaus, press representatives were momentarily startled. Windsor's wife, Marty, followed with another son, Lee.

The Windsors drove to the area Thursday afternoon and spent the night in the family Volkswagen behind a gas station. WHILE the elated Windsors were rushed along on a red carpet welcome by Disney officials, a second couple bravely hid their (MAGIC GATES -Continued Back Page This Section) Bulletins Askew To Hoist Flag Gov. Reubin Askew will raise the flag on Town Square in Walt Disney World at 10 a.m. Sunday, then fly to Miami to throw out the football for the Dolphins' first home game. 'Cinderella' Shows Up HOLDER WAS referring to DOT maintenance crews standing by with to 4,000 traffic cones to reroute traffic if necessary, 20 additional Florida Highway patrolmen temporarily assigned to this area and two National Guard helicopters on standby for the patrol if needed.

However, authorities feared the biggest crunch in automobiles would come later. "Frankly," said Al Davis of the Department of Transportation, "I anticipate more of a problem Saturday and Sunday." DAVIS, WHO flew over Walt Disney World at 10:30 to keep an eye out for any possible tieups, commented, "I don't find any adverse problems from the air." He added, "I have checked all roads in the area and I didn't see any holdup at any point." Sgt. Jim Humphries, highway patrol safety information officer, said the biggest problem may occur around rush hour today. "DISNEY WORLD officials have told us the average day for their visitors will be six hours. This means those going in between 10 a.m.

and noon will be leaving during our rush hour and entering (TRAFFIC--Continued On Page 2A) "Cinderella" showed up at midnight at Walt Disney World, demanding admission to her "castle." Sheriff's deputies carted the 31-year-old woman off to jail but, when convinced she really thought she is Cinderella, transferred her to Florida Hospital. Blue Cross Rate Hike A 16.3 premium increase affecting 20 per cent of Florida's Blue Cross Blue Shield policy holders was authorized today in Tallahassee, subject to assurance it doesn't violate the U. S. price freeze. Only Needles In Chest archeologist Carl Clausen says X-rays have confirmed his suspicion that a 238-year-old Spanish treasure chest contains nothing but needles.

Little Effect On Mail The dock workers' strike will have minimal effect on mail delivery, said Postmaster General Winton M. Blount. But he advised air mailing letters abroad. Star Photo by Richard Williams Slept In Their Car To Become Disney's First Family William J. Windsor Jr.

of Lakeland, who Disney World's first family. They were first in line resembles golfer Jack Nicklaus; his wife, Marty, after sleeping Thursday night in their Volkswagen and their sons, Jay and Lee, are officially Walt hrs. Lifetime nass to attraction was just one reward,.