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1 1 "ni'iyyx The Boston Globe Saturday, August 31, 1968 19 TV Highlights Today Five Firemen Hurt At Somerville Blaze 'IS 1 i t-v SFORTS BASEBALL: Boston Red Sox vs. Wash. Senators at Fenway Park; 2 p.m. (5). BASEBALL: Baltimore Orioles at Detroit Tigers; 2:15 (4).

GOLF: U.S. Men's Amateur Championship, Scioto Country Club, Columbus, Ohio; 3:30 (7). WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: U.S. Olympic Women's Swimming Trials in Los Angeles, Pacific Southwest Cross-Country Motorcycle Championship from California's Mojave Desert; 5 (7). HORSERACIXG: Gazelle Handicap, at Aqueduct; 5:30 (5).

CARL TASTRZEMSKI SHOW: Whitey Ford, Mickey Mantle, guests; 7 (7). EYEWITNESS NEWSMAKERS: Prof. TJri-Ra'anon, Tufts University, discusses the Czechoslovakian Crisis with newsmen; 12:30 p.m. (4). HERE AND NOW: film program for ghetto youth, part of Boston's Mayor White's Summerthing program; 1 (4).

CONFRONTATION: "What Are the Cultural Opportunities of the Black Community?" 1:30 (4). FUSING LINE: Marya Marines, Liberals and the 1:30 (7). PROFILES COURAGE: Judge Ben Lind-sey who initiated legislation dealing with justice for juvenile offenders; 8 (2K DAVID SUSSKLVD SHOW: 1. The Biggest Star in England." 2. "Jive New York Public School 9 (2).

HOLLYWOOD PALACE: Bing Crosby, host, Sid Caesar, Florence Henderson, King Sisters, Gene Baylos, Joe Bushkin, Every Mother's Son. Repeat; 9:30 (7), JOE PYNE SHOW: Dr. Margaret Evans, chiropractor; Dr. Doward McBain, president, American Baptist Convention; 10 (55). PATCHETT AND TARSES SHOW: Variety special produced by Ch.

56 at Wheelock College Auditorium, with Alexander, hair stylist; Priscilla, folk singer, Thalas-sa Cruso, of "Making Things Grow" and others; 11 to 12 midnight (56). rf I A TA Tlve firemen were overcome by ammonia fumes at a three-alarm blaze at the Hark beef packing plant in Somerville Friday night when piping in the refrigerating system exploded. An emergency call for ambulances was issued, and the firemen were rushed to Somerville Hospital Admitted were Deputy Chief John Brosnahan, firemen Leo Crowe, Patrick Connolly 2nd Paul Savage and auxiliary fireman John Donovan. None was seriously injured. The blaze began at 6 p.m.

and was reported under control at 9 but the smoldering Loot of Robbery: 300 Seconal Pills An East Boston man was arrested on an armed-robbery charge Friday night after a druggist in the dis- trict was held up by a man who demanded sedative pills. Police took into custody Joseph Casaletto, 27, of Grady ct. an hour after the' incident Casaletto faces arraignment today in East Boston District Court. Druggist Samuel Penta, 27, told police a man came into the Grant pharmacy on Meridian st. at 9 p.m.

and threatened him with a knife. The stranger demanded Seconal pills, and Penta handed over 300 tablets. The man fled Detectives Robert Fawcett and Walter E. Malone went to Casaletto's apartment later and made the arrest. fire caused the pipes to burst, releasing the ammonia.

Firemen expressed fear that the main ammonia tanks would also explode and were taking measures to prevent it 2 Bank Holdups Run to $8700 Armed bandits took about $8700 Friday in two bank robberies. Two gunmen in their 20s, wearing false black beards, took $7000 from the Charles-town Savings Bank branch at 1645 Tremont st, Rox-bury, near Brigham Circle, at 8 p.m. and fled in a late model car. At 2:55 p.m. six men, one of them armed with a pistol, took about $1700 from the Workingmen's Cooperative Bank branch at 100 River st, near Central av, Mattapan.

Black Youth Guest Of Muskies Associated Press KENNEBUNK BEACH, Me. A 7-year-old Negro boy is spending the Summer as a guest of the Muskie family at this seaside resort far from his home on the steamy streets of the nation's capital. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, nominated Thursday as the Democratic vice presidential candidate, brought Gregory Singleton to the family's cottage here in early July.

Gregory has been very happy during his stay with the Muskies. Mtfot LS RADIO-TV Morning OUTGOING COMMANDER of the Boston Naval Shipyard, Capt Stuart C. Jones, reads his orders at change of command ceremony Friday. His successor is Capt Robert C. Gooding.

Capt Jones retires from service Sunday. (Charles Dixon Photo) Viet Jail Riot Kills One Gl 6:00 4 Armed Force 6:30 4 World of Animals (c) 5 Summer Semester (e) 6 Farmer's Corner 7 Agriculture USA 7:00 4 Boomtown, Rex Trailer 5 Bozo's Big Top (c) 6 Roger Ramjet (e) 7 Bugs Bunny 7:30 6 Three Stooges (e) 7 Linus the Lionhearted 8:00 4 Boomtown, Rex Trailer 5 Captain Kangaroo (c) 6 Felix the Cat (c) 7 Toy Phone Theater 12 Superman (e) 8:30 6 Flash Gordon (e) 7 Bullwinkle Show 9 Ring-a-Ding the Clown 10 Colt 45 12 Mr. Magoo (e) 38 Davey and Goliath (e) 8:55 56 At Your Service (c) 9:00 4 Boomtown, Rex Trailer 5- 12 Frankenstein, Jr. (c) 6- 7-9 Casper Cartoons (c) 10-38 Super 6 (c) 56 Ready for Action (e) 9:30 5-12 Herculoids, cartoons (c) 6-7-9 Fantastic Four (e) 10-38 Super President (c) 56 The Great Outdoors, Mike) Beatrice (c) 10:00 4-10 The Flintstenes (c) 5- 12 Shanan! (c) 6- 7-9 Spiderman (c) 38 B'wana Don 56 Movie: "Abilene Town," Ran-, dolph Scott, Ann Dvorak 10:30 4-10 Young Samson (c) 5- 12 Spec Ghosf (c) 6- 7-9 Journey to the Center ef the Earth (e) 38 Frontiers in Science 11:00 4-10 Birdman (c) 5- 12 Moby Dick and Mighty Mightor (c) 6- 7-9 King Kong (e) 38 Compass (e) 1 1:30 4-10 Atom Ant and Secret Squirrel (c) 5 News, weather (e) George of the Jungle (c) 12-56 Superman-Aquaman (e) 38 Circus Parade (cj dead and injuring 64 persons, including four guards and the acting warden. Ten buildings inside the barbed compound the largest stockade in Vietnam were destroyed or dam- Associated Preap LONG BINH, South Vietnam Several hundred American prisoners rioted early Friday in the U.S.

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It has a capacity of 550 prisoners but it contained 702. The destruction of the mess hall led to speculation that the inmates may have been dissatisfied with the foo'd. There have also been reports of racial dissension in the Long Binh jail known locally as the "LBJ." A force of 100 military policemen, hurling tear gas grenades and armed with billy clubs and bayonet-tipped rifles, moved in to battle the rampaging prisoners and then forced them out of the compound so fire trucks could get in. The prisoner who died suffered a fractured skull. It was the second outbreak in a U.S.

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The U.S. reported 176 North Vietnamese troops, most of them 15 to 17 years of age, were killed when U.M.S. paratroopers captured their headquarters 12 miles south of Hue a week ago Friday. The troops seized 7000 small rockets, 260,000 rounds of small arms ammunition, seven anti-aircraft guns and 435 individual weapons. The U.S.

reported 176 North Vietnamese troops, most of them 15 to 17 years of age, were killed when U.S. paratroopers captured their headquarters 12 miles south of Hue a week ago Friday. The troops seized 7000 small rockets, 260,000 rounds of small arms ammunition, seven anti-aircraft guns and 435 individual weapons. SAIGON, Enemy forces today bombarded rna'jor American and South Vietnamese bastions near Saigon, in the Central Highlands and at Da Nang on the Northern coast. The enemy shelling did not appear at first notice to signal a major offensive predicted by allied intelligence.

It appeared more as harassment, chiefly, aimed at U.S. air power. The shelling struck U.S. Marine and Air Force airfields near Da Nang, 380 miles north of Saigon, the Bien Hoa airfield just north of the capital, the bastion city of Pleiku and a nearby American outpost 240 miles north of Saigon. U.S.

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clubs. If the suit happens to break favorable, South would have the rest of the tricks. When the clubs break badly, South ruffs a club and leads a diamond. By this time South knows that East started with ace-jack of spades, ace of hearts and jack of clubs. If East also held the ace of diamonds, he would not have passed as dealer, so South should play West for the ace of diamonds and thus make his contract.

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East won the first trick with the ace of spades and returned a low trump. South won with the king of hearts and saw only that the opponents were aiming to deprive him of a spade ruff. Reacting to this threat, South took the king of spades and ruffed his last spade in dummy. Now there was the problem of getting out of dummy Declarer took two top clubs, on which East played the four ar the ten. Expecting the clubs to break favorably, South led a third high club from dummy.

West ruffed, and the two red aces then put South down one. There was no need to ruff a spade in dummy. After East dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH 95 73 K95 AKQ652 WEST EAST Q10742 AJ6 54 OA764 Q82 73 1094 SOUTH 4 K83 9KQJ1098 103 8 East South West North Pass Pass Pass 1 Pass 1 Pass 2 Pass 4 All Pass Opening lead 4 taking the king of hearts, South should continue with the queen of hearts to force out the ace. East then returns the Jack of spades to South's king. Declarer draws the last missing trump and tries the 161 Broadway, Boston.

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