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Dictate Revisions New Russ Brass Plays Same Tune HENRY S. MAOSHU main question here in-jcome more flexible siace Joseph; Nikolai V. Podgorny, 62, the power a grey, ascetic took, volved Alexander N. Shelepin, time. They remember president and still a mem- Shelepin, a'ho remains on MOSCOW (AP)-This week's 47, a me mber of the high com- he was Stalin's and Khrusn- ber ol both the party presidium party presidium and the secre- jshifts in the Soviet leadership manrl ho has, according to'chev's boss of the Young Com-'and secretariat.

A mild-looking tanar. after giving up tis deputy lineup are a matter of personalities rather than policies. Communist movedmunist League, which tries toman with a faintly Khru- premiership and chairmanship of closer tc the top position occu-jkeep youth in line. ishrhevian air, he has been the a committee which insured There has been no sign ol pol-: ied by Leonid I. Brezhnev.

i it jj difficult for to parry second secretar)' under fiiment of part)' wishes by id- change in ihe shifts decided; nioimzfon ol-gai-ge the extent of suchfeeling. Brezhnev but now is expected lo government. In the party, ha upon by the Communist But rtually no it is a future fear al most give up that important posl-to ranks behind Brezhnev, Podjor- Monday and partly made enced obsm er here lhinks and immodiate prospect is Shelepin, Communist sources ny and Suslov as the only other jin The Supreme Soviet, or sholepin has coniinuily b) say member o( both presidium and liament, wnile giving up his goverament same of mpn are i Anastas Mikoyan, 70. the re- secretariat. They revised jobs in the same (o on Comniu-! Brezhnev, 59 on Dec-.

19, bur- tiring president who became a' Dmitry S. Polyansky. 48. a nisi party work. )v Dearly Communist 'party TMe president and remains a first deputy premier and party There is some apprehension first sec-rotary and one of many parly presidium member.

The presidium member who has been 'collective leadership" a 1 succeeded Nikita S. Khrushchev 14 months ago. The emphasis in parliamen- ary speeches focused on cslab- ished policies of improving the nefficient Soviet economy, with pecial attention to agricultural roblems. The speeches also set a hard line on Viet Nam, NATO nu Icar plans and West Germany which docs not eliminate a basic esire lo avoid nuclear war. Personality shifts In any gov ernment, however, could mea eventual policy change.

ever emerged as top man. among Russians that Shelepin Soviet vice presidents. The first-third man after Brezhnev and would make some changes if he, se0 rctary's job is the most pow- Kosygin in the post-Khrushchev which icoUeclive leadership, the old Bol- shevik from Armenia probably will continue to be an influential adviser on some aspects of for- erlul one in An East European reports is run by the party. Russian intellectuals with whom he has worked fear Shelepin might reverse the trend toward intellectual freedom. They re- Alexei N.

Kosygin, 61, dry, unemotional head of the Soviet government and a member, like eiE" uc y- Brezhnev, of the party's presidi- member he was Khrushchev's urn, or steering committee, but presidium and secretariat mem- not of the powerful party secre- Mikhail A. Suslov, 63, a party prominent recently Some pair him with Shelepin as young comers. They differ jreatly Polyansky the pleasant, gregarious povernment administrator; Shelepin the cold steely eyed party operator. T. Mazurov, 51, the other first deputy premier and pre- ber who specializes in Commu sidium member.

Ruggedly hand- tariat. Kosygin influences theory and strategy. and decisive in appear boss of secret police. sian students he has met fearibut appears to be primarily a though personally important ance, he came from a provincial Shelepin might lighten responsible for the since Stalin's time, he stands party job in March, pline in a society that has from the public aspects of to handle agricultural --AP Wlrephote via radio COLONEL HELPED FROM 'COPTER'--Col. Michael Yunck of Sanla Ana, hii left leq ripped by a 50-caliber machinegun bullet, is helped from his 'copier at Da Nang, Soulh Viel Nam.

He wai directing air strikes near Que Son when he was wounded. His leg was laler ampulaled. He was oulslanding Marine flyer of 1963. AFL-CIO Plans 14B Campaign SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-After listening to government leaders tell them what they wanted to hear, AFL-CIO delegates went behind closed doors Saturday for the business of their convention In two days of speechmaking opening the 10th annivorsaiy convention of the AFL-CIO, five head of the big labor organiza- Gina Loilobrigida, 5 More Named in Film Obscenity VITERBO, Italy (AP)-Film actresses Gina Lollobrigida and Virna List and five other film personalities were Indicted Satur day nn obscenity charges stemming from the movie "Le Bam administration leaded by Vice President Ilu- ert II. Humphrey, had lauded labor leaders for their support of President Johnson's "Great Society" and promised to win in Viet Nam.

They also pledged support for repeal of 14B of the fl ou that the administration Connie Hunt, ADRIAN TEEN MODELS in doing dolls. An invnsligaling judge, acting as a one-man grand jury, or- dci-cd (he two Kalian- actresses Iricd along wilh actors Nino Manfrcdi and Sorel, direc tors Dino Risi and Mauro Bolog New SEARS national catalogue accruing has our CHERYL TIEGES on cover pretly Cheryl ol CalStale has over thirty other cover she's the COLE OF CALIF, lull page SEVENTEEN adds at One Hundred Fifty per If day just finished congrats, I PATTY STEWART, phs, homecom- nini, and producer Giovanni I HIV i I PAUL METCALF I ART GALLERIES Appraisals, Cleaning and Restoration' lion's legislative department. "You can't meet gouging, kicking and every foul trick by being polite." The executive board lent strength to private comments of Taft-Hartley Act under which 19 states have passed laws outlawry the union shop. Obvious doubt developed as to will fight for repeal of 14B by holding a pep rally of the 130 presidents of International unions Friday night. They tried to Hechl, Sorel is French.

The oth are Italian. The prosreulor's against Miss Lollobrigida was ha I she appeared half-nude in one scene wilh Sorel. 'The ac- jcss has said she was wearing pink lights. Miss Lisi and Man- were chai-ged with participating in another scene, showing a husband "trying lo make his wile recline on a bed." Although Italian films have often censored or sequestered for alleged obscenity, this charge break a filibuster of Senate RP publican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois which pre- 'enled passage in the last Con Pressure Planned Planned pressure will range Tom labor's grass to A lereu lur rfiiegeu uuai-ciiitji, Huritingtoiv Drive, was ihe first case in which penal charges were actually brough new beach pix with LANA COPE LAND, phs and 17 more from here more BLUMS soda set JOEL'S fashions this month with SANDY YOUNG, phs NANCY LEASON, Blair, DELIGHT THOMPSON, McKinley plus CHRIS BET- TLEHEIM, PCC Chris is the pretty on TR advance pub SIX luckies selected from here to ride coming ROSE PARADE include VICKIE WOOD, La Canada Hi CINDY HAWKES, Phs, JEANNE STUCKA, KAM (Flower Show Queen) NELSON, Mark Keppel CINDY PADEN, Glendale Hi and ANN (Deb) GAGE, La Canada Hi new COMB 'N GO national TV commercial showing everywhere ol PENNY (PiPhi) WARD, CHERYL KNICKELBEIN, Pec plus GAIL (ex Miss JRB) RUSSELL Glendale CANDY WIL-I SON, Use, getting FIFTY (or Mod- ernAge ads Pec's JEANNE MANZO new KRLA Xmas Girl at ONE HUNDRED FORTY didja atch TVd ADRIAN models JODIE CHISLER, CONNIE HUNT and CATHY SILER, Torrance Hi in Santa Claus Parade with CASEY KASIM and BOB EUBANKS and Hying saucer i lormer three hundred time (and more) cover girl SHERl RICE on great IVORY SOAP TV commercial yours truly new MARCH OF TIMES Pub. Chairman guest speaker Monday at Arcadia's FIRST AVE.

SCHOOL BOY SCOUT AWARDS Banquet, Hunt- 'melon-Sheraton special awarded LYNN JOURNIGAN, Arcadia MARGIT PETERSEN, La Canada Hi CONNIE HUNT, SLA. KAM NELSON, Keppel Covina Xmas Parade Won PM special ca BONNIE BENNETT, Eliot VIRGINIA DOLAN, MARCIA RICH Azusa i congrals to DIANN MERRILL, Pcc, our 40th Ros Princess since '46 SAND (Pam) NIELSON, pec shoe mode ng. TWENTY FIVE per BROADWAY STORES yesteday se ting lor ADRIAN TEEN mode NANCY BAILEY, Arcadia Hi PHYLISS RUNNER, PHS sp cial designer showing jus chosen SPORTS 4 VACATIO SHOW Queen LINDA LUBACK gets tidy lee new PENDLETON WOOl EN MILL national fashion ads lor MADENOISELLE wilh CHERYL TIEGES LINDA SMITH heads our GENERAL ELECTRIC showing. Continental Hotel setting. LYNN (Theta) LANGLOIS, Use, has PEPSI commercial showing jetting caught in New York's recenl blackout made me see i lew things a W.A.

VJUVluua UUUUL as LU luiia i iuaj incjr mcu LU now hard the administration outdo each other in blasting would push for this major labor goal. The unions charted plans lo put pressure on the Demo cratlc Senatorial leadership I rlght-lo-work laws enacted un der 14B. 'Youthful' Look On their own political seen separate AFL and CIO caucuses came up with a set of eight candidates lo give a more youthful look lo the powerful 29-man Executive Council. Each caucus nominated four men as successors for the "nine -AP WIreoholo COMPOSER DIES Henry Cowell, 68, composer and musical innovator, is dead at Shady, N.Y. Considered one of Ihe most proljfic innovators of the century, he begun his career in 1912.

Britain, Pakistan Agree, Disagree LONDON (AP)--Prime Minister Harold Wikon and President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan tried but failed Saturday lo align their approaches to the main problems of Asia, particularly the role and intentions of Red China. An exchange of views on some of the big issues east of Suez bund leaders the two commonwealth partners agreed on some major objectives but in conflict over ways of fulfilling Ihnm. Qualified sources reported dif fcrences were apparent on such questions as: -On Red China-Wilson gen erally feels Peking is bent on expansionism in Asia and determined to export revolution wherever possible. Ayub insists Pakistan's, experience as a neighbor ol China contradicts his apprisal and instead shows 'citing's readiness to co-operate with countries that have no axes to grind. -The Viet Nam War-Wilson considers that U.S.

policy then is broadly justifiable and that only the refusal of the northern Communists to negotiate is blocking a peace settlement Ayub appears less than certain over the wisdom of American actions and favors a suspension of bombing lo allow "peaco forccB" to surface. 0 men aa IUL me, in in- sending a parade of prolabor old mcn pi. esir en George senators lo demand that Majority Leader Mansfield of Montana get a 'vote. says it has the votes. ''The, real problem is Ihe Democratic leadership in Ihe Senate," said Andrew Biemiller, Meany wants replaced among the 27 vice presidents.

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS NEVER, BEFORE AT THESE LOW PRICES A Pasadena aid Vicinity Considerable cloudiness today with a little rain in the morning. Clearing and cooler tonight. Sunny and warmer Monday. md a Illllt warmtr Monday. Gusty noon winds.

Hlohs Sunday 45 lo nil Southland cloudiness today Considerable with a little (JJUUUlllcaa luuaj a. mui. The proposed slate has an av rajn no and wcst portions in race age in the low 60s. None Hlr-annr- tonizht. NOT A ZIG-ZAG BUT A FULLY AUTOMATIC FOR ONLY 99.00 Ideal Gift PFAFF ELECTRIC SCISSORS U- rage age in them professed to be as young as outgoing James B.

Carey, 54, of the International Union of Electrical Workers. And there was no mention of shoving Harry C. Bates, 83, of the bricklayers off the council. Cnndidales Listed Candidates of the AFL caucus are P. L.

giemiUer, 61, of the Machinists; David Sullivan, 61 of the Building Service Em ployes; Hunter P. Wharton, 65 of the Operating Engineers Anthony .1. DeAndrade, 62, the Pressmen. CIO candidates are I. W.

Abel, 58, United Steelworkers; Paul Jennings, International Union of Electrical Workers; Ralph Helstein, 57, United Packinghouse Workers; and George R. Burden, United Rub ber Workers. he morning. Clearing tonight. Mostly sunny Monday.

Siiiog Forecast No smog forecast for Ihe Iios Angeles Jasin today. High 4:47 a.m. 2.7 6:43 o.m. oiler- I WindS. PI I Bill 3UMUUY JJ uvhci .55 lo.

65. lower valleys. Low! Sunday it 25 to 40 uoqer a Lo ind 3B I to 41 lower SANTA IARBARA AND VICINITY-Oc- caslonol roln Sunday mornlnj. Ocarina Sunday allcrnoon and nlghl. Moilly sunny Monday.

Slightly cooler Sunday night but a Illlle warmer Monday. SANTA MONICA BAY al rain Sunday momma. Clearing Sunday allernoon and nlgnl. doy. Slightly cooler ilng.

Clearing Sundav Mostly sunny Mon- Sundav nlohl but a Tldei Low 12138 a.m. 11:01 n.m. Sunlit and Sunrlsi Sun sels today al a.m. Sun rises tomorrow ol 6:49 a.m. SOUTH STATE FORECASTS EXTREME SOUTHERN NEVADA-Con slderoble cloudiness wllh sent ered show ers Sundov.

Clearing Sundov nlaht.Mostly Cooler. Sundov nlghl. Gus dav. Sllohllv cooler Su Illlle warmer Mondav. IMPERIAL AND LEYS--POrlW ClOUdV JUMUUT.

JUH.IT sllghllv warmer Mondav. HUhs Sunday 60 to 65. lows 38 lo 4B. SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY--Conijld lows 40 lo 45 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY-Conslder able cloudiness Sundav wllh Illlle ral Ihe mornlna. Clearlnn and cooler Sun lov nlghl.

Sunny and warmer -llghs Sundav 57 to 62, lows near NORTH STATE FORECASTS NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CAL FORNIA Rain Sundov Monlerev or Slocklon southward bul clearing In Ih oreo durlno Ihe nllernoon and sunny ov. mosl of Northern Calltornla. Ihrouohm SANTA CLARA VALLEY ClearIM rlv Sundav Ihen (air through Mondav, ohllv warmer ollernoons buUolder nlaht. Low Sundav 40 lo 45, blali to 51. Northwest winds 10 lo 20 moh, iw and high Sundav at Son Jcie It TwONTEREY BAY AREA Cleorlno rlv Sundav then lair Ihrouah Mondav.

Ille temperature change, low Sunday li 4yhloh lo M. NorlhwMl wlndJ lo 25 knols beolnlng -Sunday. CENTRAL COAST CSUNTIES -Clear- early Sundov Ihen air Ihrouah Mon- av. sllohtlv wormer allernaons but cold- Sunday nlghl. Low Sunday 40 lo 45, oh 53 lo 31.

Northwest winds 12 lo 25 NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA air Sundav and Monday, slightly warmer llernoons 5ul Bolder Sunday Sundav al Uklah 40 and 55, osa 40 and 55. Coaslal orlhweslerlv 12 lo 25 knols. SOUTHLAND TEMPERATURES Ihe day. if florin Fair all coaslal and valle High! Sundav SO to 60, lows Sundov nlgl 32 lo CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER--Llqhl variable winds becoming westerly 10 lo 20 knols In day and Monday. Consldcrob cloudiness Sundav with a Illlle rain In Ihe morn ng.

Clearing Sundav nlghl. Mostly sunny Monday. Slightly cooler Sunday night bul a illle warmer Mondgv. COASTAL AND INTERMEDIATE VALLEYS Considerable cloudiness Sundav wllh a Illlle rain In Ihe morning. Clearing and sllghllv cooler Sundov nlghl.

Sunnv and little warmer Monday. Hlgtis Sunday 55 to 65, lows 40 lo 50. MOUNTAIN AREAS--Cloudy wllh Show ers Sundav. Decreasing cloudiness Sundav nighl SnjW level 5,000 leet. Mosllv sunnv and windv bul slighllv warmer Mondav.

INTERIOR AND DESERT REG10NS- Consldcrable cloudiness Sunday wllh seal lered showers north portion. Clearing and sllghllv cooler Sundov nlghl. Mosllyjunnv 1C i rOlr OVflr ail UAIBIUI unu sections Sunday nlghl ond Monday. Sno In mountains Highway 50 soylhwort Su dav and Sundav night clearing by Mo dav Wormer In Sacramento Volley Su day bul colder In all valleys Sunda FRANCISCO BAY AREA Fg Sunday ond Monday, sllqhl warm allernoons. Low Sunday 40 to big 53 lo.jl, Northwest winds 12 lo 2S Albany NY Albugueraut Anchorage Amarlllo Ashevllle Atlanta mob Bakerslleld SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Roln all Billings Imes Sundav bul clearing In Ihe alter-; Birmingham neon or evening, (air Sunday nlghl and Blsmortk '3 io No 1 rthwe5 Ti, VALLEY Cltarl eurlv Sundov Ihen fair through Mondo warmer Sunday.

Low Sundav 35 to 4 high 53 lo SB. Northwest winds 10 lo Beoumonl leverlv llg Be llylhe Aral 57 44 Pasadena 60 51 iverside March AFB 10. 49 lv Hills 63 50 Riversid Bear Lk 43 50 Norton AFB 61 45 42 San Gabriel 6i 47 lurbank Ami )agget1 El Cenll'O 44 aan uuunc, Arrowhd 40 32 Son a Ann 45 47 Mnrcas 64 4fi San a Barbara ing Beach Si Arol 43 43 Angeles 45 52 Santa Marie 61 38 ArnT 62 SO Mon Pr 43 S3 SCoTrlrlhrng 61 45 65 Vil. Bdv Nch 33 IIICMIIUI Wilson 42 30 fldv Nch 33 TVermal .7 4J 42 30 Vlclorvllll 61 44 Aol- Valley .57 43 Wa'rners'pfg 37 Wrlghtwood 45 7J Ontario ffl -'almdale 57 Spas Trm 41 17 NATIONAL TEMPERATURES Konscs Clly 7 54 43 Louisville" "it 65 35 McdlordOre 21 Konscs Cllv 70 SI do 35 Las Vegas 56 Little Rock 62 57 Loulsullle. 61 5.1 69 41 JB Memuhls 57 13 Miami Beach 7 31 midland Milwaukee neon Or evcnlllB, lull JUIIUUT Colder Sundov and Sunday nlgni, ow 38 lo 45, high 45 to SO.

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