The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 14

FC Tuesdiv. Aug. 1965 5C2H Tm in Evades 'Ambush New Proposed Heliport Site 1 flirt" I l'r" I Hi 17 Injured In Sniiik Car CAEN France )-( LTD Police called to the scene of a highway accident near here yesterday found 17 casualties, all in one car. The driver, Robert Lecot, was unhurt. Three adults and 11 children were injured when their French-built station wagon meant to hold eight at most went out of control and turned over twice, landing upright.

-irri i tt4 st Tt L. i I 'r fl VdfA A heliport 33 stories above Chinatown is getting serious consideration from City Offi cials still searching for a safe place to let choppers land in San Francisco. City Utilities Manager James K. Carr said the skyscraper possibility is one of several suggestions for a permanent heliport. The three-year search for a temporary heliport meantime, has narrowed down to two locations.

One is the Kirkland Division Yard of Municipal Railway at Powell and Beach ts. in North Beach. The other is on property of Amer-, ican President Lines at Piers "43-50 near China Basin. PROPOSALS Carr said the architectural firm of Clement Chen Associates has informed him 1 A--frni mz- Hum- i' VIETNAM DAY COMMITTEE MEMBERS ANNOUNCE CONTINUED AMBUSH OF TROOP TRAINS At Sheraton-Palace conference are (from John Read, Nanya Corn, Jerry Rubin and Paul Ivory that the defendant acted pursuant to order of his government or of a superior shall which the United States enforced with the death penalty. Article 8 states: "The fact that the rooftop of the dramatic building it proposes at Portsmouth Square would be suitable for a heliport.

The Chen proposal is one of live awaiting choice by the Redevelopment Agency for construction as a Chinese Cultural and Trade Center at the site of the old Hall of Justice. Chen has informed him that the building would include a waiting room, passenger lounge, firefighting equipment and other aviation necessities on the floor immediately below the flight deck. 110 BY 200 FEET Chen said the rooftop would measure 110 by 200 feet with the long side parallel to prevailing wind. He said eight high-speed elevators would service the tower, including two for the rooftop Fargo Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson, Miss Jacksonville 7LM.4H Aug. it r.ir roruaviiM 'J 87 60 PC 91 72 85 50 66 72 95 74 93 69 93 72 91 71 .12.

Suburban Theaters Complete Weather IXrt Irmm U.S. WIAIHi WU4U wwr ii i restaurant, cocktail lounge, observatory and heliport. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce is expected to announce shortly its approval of still another site the roof of the East Bay Terminal of AC Transit District. The site has received ex tensive study by The City, Carr said. He said high structural costs, the pur-cahse of air rights above adjacent property and the uncertain future of the ter minal all combine to make the site unquestionable.

Report and extends southward off the coast. A low system is centered near the California-Arfzona border. Mostly fair wearner is expected in northern and central California today and tomor row but there will be scattered thunderstorms in the mountains and high fog along the coast. Not much change in temperature is exoected There were thunderstorms today in trie mountains and desert but gen era My tair weather has prevailed in most of the state. High fog has been extensive along the coast, san Fran Cisco had 64, Sacramento 96.

Fresno 97, san Jose 83. Salinas 67. Paso Robles 99, Santa Barbara 80 and San Diego 81. National The heat wave which covered the Nation's midsection during most of last week has now shifted into the northeastern states. Temperatures in the nineties cover most of the area from southern Maine to the Gulf of Mexico.

Only the Great Lakes area and the Northern Plains are escaping me sweltering temperatures. Watertown, S. received rain during a morning thundershower. McCoy Air Force Be near Orlando, Fla reported nearly a half inch. Widespread heavy thunderstorm activity is likely to develop later today through the Nation's midsection.

Hot humid air blankets the desert southwest. The high humidity will be a factor in the development of locally heavy showers. Sun, Moon and Tide MOON OuAJltl moon Quasi it Aug. 26 Sept. 1 12-28 Aug.

12 Aug. 19 1:23 20:51 bv Marine Ex 11:51 Tables furnished change from United States Coast and Geodetic Survey data. The highs and lows are those recorded at Fort Point, Presidio. Tuesday. Aug.

17, 1965 Sun rises 6:26 a. m. sun sets 8:01 p. m. Moon rises 10:39 p.

m. Moon sets 11:27 a. m. Hioh Low Hipp Low 4.4 09:16 1.2 15:59 5 0 22:11 1.6 18 04:15 4.0 09.52 1.7 16:31 5.2 23:13 1.2 19- 05-43 3 6 10:35 2.2 17:12 5.3 20- 07:19 3.6 00:23 0.8 18:05 5.6 2.7 21- 08:48 3.8 01:32 0 3 12:35 3 0 19-08 5 8 the OQJDffl 87 72 95 73 PC 99 73 92 70 94 75 CY 84 78 89 66 CY 75 65 PC 78 66 CY 90 71 88 71 CY 83 57 CY 85 68 PC 88 63 91 72 PC 104 79 94 66 88 57 91 73 88 62 82 57 91 70 CY 89 73 CY 89 59 PC 96 76 81 70 CY 76 52 83 57 95 72 90 56 CY 85 73 96 71 94 75 PC 88 69 87 72 95 73 89 66 CY 75 65 PC 78 66 88 62 82 57 CY 89 73 CY 85 73 A troop train under heavy police escort slipped through Berkeley yesterday without ambush from anti-Vietnam demonstrators. Only one demonstrator showed up at the Santa Fe station on University Avenue and he was there by accident.

Bill Miller, 24, a husky, full-bearded bartender who described himself as an "ex officio" member of the Vietnam Day Committee, said he had been visiting friends nearby and saw the concentration of policemen at tne depot. Miller conceded the unex pected appearance of the train represented a breakdown in the committee's statewide network of spot ters and complained of the "cloak of secrecy" covering troop movements. POWER ELITE "You wouldn't think 500 or 600 people would scare the power elite, but it obviously does," he said, with a glance of four gold-helmeted policemen standing nearby. Earlier, at a conference in one of the bastions of the "power elite," the Sheraton- Palace Hotel in San Francis co, the committee announced it will continue to ambush troop trains in Berkeley in eluding one expected this morning. The committee conference ended about an hour before the Diesel train rolled smoothly through Berkeley, 17 minutes ahead of schedule, to the Oakland Army Base, where the troops were to board transports to Vietnam A patrol car with four offi cers accompanied the train along streets parallel to the tracks to Berkeley, where a patrol car from that city resumed the escort.

In a statement, Assembly man Don Mulford of Oakland called on Alameda and Contra Costa authorities to crack down on the pickets to pre vent "anarchy." The tragedy of Los An geles clearly points out that there can be no compromise with those who defy law and order," Mulford said. He said authorities "must order that all of the pickets refrain from entering upon the tracks of the railroad and their attempts to obstruct the passage of these military trains, and upon their failure committee $34 for filing fees landed on the desk of Chief Federal District Judge George B. Harris. Judge Harris' office said he had been tied up in court all day and did rot get a chance Jerry Rubin, co-chairman of the Vietnam Day Commit tee, said the basis for seeking the injunction against troop trains was that "Mr. J.

T. Groundwater, Santa Fe superintendent in San Francisco, is guilty oi violatinu rticle 8 of the constitution of the Nurenbcrg Tribunal if STORAGE Careful Handling for nearly half a century (S) Kansas City .98 Las Vegas .12 Little KOCK Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Midland. Tex. 2.11 Milwaukee .01 Paul .03 New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Ore. Raleigh Rapid City .01 Reno .22 Richmond St.

Louis ,01 salt Lane City San Antonio San Diego St. Ste. Marie Seattle Shreveport Spokane Tampa-St. Prbg. ,43 Tucson Washington Wichita Temperature extremes from within the 48 adjacent states.

Yesterday low 43 at fiutte. Mont. Yesterday high: 108 at Imperial. Calif. International bility." "We maintain that by directing troop trains to go through Berkeley Mr.

Ground PENINSULA PACIFICA CC AVIIC Pacidca. J5o Jlb4 OCATUC TJikfi Manor Dr. Turn-off "VOM RYAN'S EXPRESS cuff "Von" "Masquennle" 7:46 PALO ALTO Dl iaii b40 Emerson. Dntn. P.

Alto DlaJVS UAT3I Doors Oiien 6:4 P.M. I-'RANK SINATRA In "VOM RYAN'S EXPRESS'" Shown at 7:00 nnd 10:40 David Mven Alberto Sordl "BEST OF ENEMIES" Shown once at 9:00 Starts Tomorrow VIJ-Ol CIUC A DTC C'al. Ave. 327 0653 rinC MM Doors Open 7:00 Peter O'Toole as "LORD JIM" 'MANCirt RlAN A NDIDATF." andld-tte" 7:30 Bi DC 124 University, DA 6-61 00 lARIJ Peter Sellers "WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT?" CTAkitnDn DAvenport 4-4751 31 AnrUKU Doors Open 6:45 John Wayne Dean "SONS OF KATIE ELDER" In Color! Robert Mltchnm Carroll Baker "MR. MOSF.S" In Color! Kids' Show Today 12:00 and 2:30 P.T.A.

Approved Ahhott A C'mlelln "DAM i. WITH Jit, F. RY YARSITY DAvenport 3641 1 Shirley MacLaine "THF, YELLOW ROLLS KOYC'K" "AMKHK AM.ATIOV OF FMILY" REDWOOD CITY FOX Phone EMerson 0-2066 Doors Open 6:45 John Wayne Dean Mjirtin "SONS OF KATIE ELDER" In Color! "McHale's Navy Joins Air Force" Kids' Show Tomorrow 1 to 3:30 P.T.A. Approved In 4 olor "SUN OK KOBIX HOOll' SAM BRUNO EL CAMINO JU 8-074 Jul'e Andrews Walt Disney's "MARY POPPINS' Shown at 1:45. 5:15 nnd 8:45 "fiOI.DKN HOItsKsHOh RKYI SAN CARLOS fin AC Phone LY 3-S031 VetrtkW rrnora Open 6:45 I SAW WHAT YOU DID" "TWO ON A OF I.OTINF." "THi: THIRD DAY" "FOI FROM TLX AS" Show Tomorrow! :00 to 3.00 "IUOI ARABIAN NIGHTS" Color I AIIDCI San Carlos.

LYtell 3-3131 LAWKEk First Run! "OPERATION CROSSBOW" Rod Taylor "YOI NC, C'ASSIDY" Shown at 2:00, 5:52 and 9:44 "Crosshow" 't asldy" 7:17 TIYOLI 716 Laurel. 593-8031 a Color! The Beatles in "HELP" Also: THK ROLLING STONF.S Tii-kets on Sale From 6:00 P.M. ON Tl OFS DAILY FROM 1:00 p.m SAN JOSE GARDEN CYpress 7-1206 Peter Sellers PI'SSYCAT?" DARI.INfi" hat's may. "Movk FOX 343 So. First.

CY 3-7007 John Warn Peart Martin "THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER" "TRl'TH AROI SPRING" STUDIO 260 So. First. CY 2-077S Omar Sharif GKNOHIS KHAN" Color "ARIZONA RAIDKRs" SAN MATEO LiAUAD 24tll Ave. Kl 5 1610 MArlwK Doors Open 12:45 The Beatles "HELP" Shown 1:35. 3:35.

5:35. 7:35. 9:35 DAI Li I7th and Palm. VI 5-1015 leLM First P.un Joan raw-foril Jhn Ireland "I SAW WHAT YOU DID" Kock Hud mi T'orip lr MK NO FliOWKKS" SAN MATEO M6 John Wa.tne Pen Martin "SONS OF KATIE ELDER Color! llfr Robertson TP I ROM THE BE AC Kids' show Today 1 to 3:15 P.T.A. Approved .1 stnoses "STOP.

LOOK I.AIT.H" SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO STATE So. S. F. JU a-1434 All Ve faatl "MAD, MAD, MAD AA'ORI 'TATIOOFD POLK HORsE" Tonlirht Is Family Nlsht SUNNYVALE SUNNYVALE KEgent 6-6125 In Color The BEATLES in "HELP" "DEAR BHIOITTF." Jsmes Stewart SUBURBAN DRIVE INS ALAMEDA ALAMEDA DRIVE-IN Wehster at Alameda Tnhe LA Peter I sllmw shirlev Maeljlne "JOHN OOI.DFARB. COME HOME" HA LIE" ISLAND AUTO MOVIES a Blwtt from Tuttr at Alanirda Annftt lar In "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" T.

A. M. I. Flei Market Eerj Sunday 8 im-S pm ater is a war criminal by the United States' own morality as enforced at Nuren-berg." Rubin said. Today SUBURBAfJ DRIVE INS BELMONT BELMONT Auto Movies Telephone LYtell 3-O074 John Uayoe Dean Martin "SONS OF KATIE ELDER" FAMILY KI.S" Jerry L1 BURLINGAME BURLINGAME Byshr.

Fwy. Penin. Ovd South: North: Take Poplar Ave. Off-Ram To Peninsular Overpays Take PeninbUlar Off-Ramp 343-2213 O.NS OF KATIF. F.LDKR" IIOI RS" PENINSULA Byshr.

Fwy. Penin. Ovp. South: North: Take PoplarAve. Oft-Ramo To Peninsular Overpass Take Peninsular Off-Ramp 343-1U31 The Beatles "HFLP" "THE PINK PANTHER" MeTW'WeeMWWMMWWW CONCORD AUTOMOYIE MU 2-9112 Aer a Buchanan Field ROLLS ROYCE" OIVAI.AS YIXi.AS" FREMONT FREMONT Auto Move rreniont Blvd.

and Niroitz SK 3-590O Jane Fonda Lee Marvin AT BALLOF" In Color "Adventures of MOLL I LANDERS" NIMITZ AUTO MOVIE Durham Overpass and Fht. 6SA-9800 WUabeth Talor Richard Burton "The Sandpiper" Adult Fntertalnment Olenn l-ord "THK ROI NDKRS" eTeee)WWeeTeTreyW HAYWARD MOTOR MOVIES Tennyson-Mission Blvd. 581-5973 Sean Connery Honor Rlaekman Robert Mltihuni "MR. MOSES" MOUNTAIN VIEW MOFFETT Eayshore-Sterlin. Car Heaters.

968-190S The Beatles In "IIKLP" "BKAtH BLANKET BINGO" MONTE VISTA Dlsnev's "THK MONKFY'S I NTLE" "THItKK LIVES OF THOMASINA" NAPA KAY VON DRIVE-IN Telephone BA 6-6000 Sophia Ioron-Genree Peppard "OPERATION CROSS BOW" "VOI 'II HKATI.N" HEART'' OAKLAND AIRPORT Auto Movies 8th nr. Oakland Airport LO V-'Mli Jane Fonda Manln TAT BALLOT" In Color "WAR GODS OF THK DEEP" COLISEUM Nimiti at High 536-7491. Heaters "WHAT'S NEW. PI'SSYCAT?" "HOW TO Mr RDFR VOI WIFE" STADIUM Auto Movies East 14th-J54th Ave. EL 1-7030 Jayne Manwfield "3 NUTS IN SEARCH OF A BOLT" "PROMISES, PROMISES" PALO ALTO PALO ALTO "1A HAT'S NKV.

PI'SSYC AT?" "HKiH AA IND IN JAAIAH REDWOOD CITY REDWOOD Ba yahore -Whipple Heaters. EM 9 851. The Beatles In "HELP" "BEACH BLANKET BINCO" RICHMOND HILLTOP Hilltop Drive-Fwy. 40 r. 3 -57S4 "I SAW AYHAT YOC DID" Audrey llenhiirn "CHAItADE" SAN JOSE FOX BAYS MORE Nr.

1st Fy. AValt "MONKEY'S UNCLE" Irt Color! with Annette Eunirello Tomrpv Kirk "THE DISORDERLY ORDERLY" Jerry HATS in rv.lorl SAN PABLO DiUfUnEIS 4-6648 Starts Puj nAnwriw nihBar. Heateri Jane Fob la "CAT BAtLOL" "THE CHALK C.ARDFN" SAN RAFAEL MOTOR MOVIES Turnoff 101 at Franelsro "WAR f.ODS OF TH; DEEP" "TABOOS OF THE AAORI.D" 101 ki nVlEC Turn off "101 MWTICa st "1 Chateau" "I SAW AAHAT VOI DID RES RILEY'S BACK IN TOAA" SAN RAMON VILLAGE San Ramon Auto Movie Junction Hirhnav 5 sua 21 S2S-1700 John leHn Marltn "THE SONS Ol" KATIE: EIDER" "Mellale's Navv Joins II" Atr Enree" sesseeees ereeers SUNNYVALE Fair Oaks Auto Movie Uav.hore at Fair Oak 5 736-964J I Hill AAajne l'sn Aia.rlin THF. SONS OL KATIE ELDER Paul Newman (ilea sob "lllh HISTLLR" not tree him from responsi EAST BAY RHEEM VALLEY BUCtki Rheem Valley. DR 6-4466 I ifcwn 4 miles from orlnda Jane Fonda Lee Marvin "CAT BALLOir-ln Color! "McHale's Navy Jolnj Air Force" nnllmmm From 7:00 P.M.

WALNUT CREEK EL REY YE 4-44 65 Matinee Daily 1:30 "THE LOMitsr IA" 'HISH. HI SH, SU tKT HARLOTTE "Da" 9:13: Mml 7:05 Wed: THH BtATLKS: TKKKTs ON SAI.K M)V MARIN CO. FAIRFAX C1IDEAV Phone 453-5444 PAIKrAA Wm. Hyler' THE COLLECTOR LARKSPUR LARK Phone (i''4-331 James Maon Peter O'Toole JIM" MILL VALLEY SEQUOIA Phone 3SS-4S6'; Dick Van Dyke ART OF LOVK" James Garner "Mcllale's Na.y Joins Air Force" NOVATO NOVATO S92-2424 Kike sommer Dick nn Dyke Tony Kandull- ART III I.O t. "TU'I FY" SAN ANSELMO TAkJAIDAIC Phone 4oJ-0442 IMnMklMIJ John Wayne THE 50NS OF KATIE ELDER SAN RAFAEL nlCAEI Phone 4o3o44t nATMCL Peter Sellers "WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT?" SAUSALITO kiADIU Phone 332-06S4 MARIn Shown at 7:00 9:00 Jane Fonda-Lee Marvin AT BAI.LOr" In olor TIBURON PLAYHOUSE eaVfonry "FROM RI SSIA WITH LOVK" "DR.

NO" Roth in Color! NAPA CO. NAPA uptown "HELP" THE BEATLES! PENINSULA BELMONT DCI kiAUT El Rd. Kfcv'Wll I 591 5349. Open 6:43 "WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT?" "KISS ML, STl-PID" ruVfat" 9:30: "Kiss Me" 7:10 BEL ART Ul Camlno P.d. 591 5349 Doors Open 6:45 Anthonv (innn Lila Kedrova "ZORBA, THE GREEK" Shown nt 7:10 and 9:40 BURLINGAME ENCORE Kurt Lanraster "MASQIKHADK" Cahfornia-Krody 342-9036 "THK TRAIN" CUff Rohertson FOX Phone Diamond 2-5751 Doors Open 6:45 Sophia Loren Oeorse Peppard our.

nami: OPERATION CROSSBOW Hod "VOf NU ASMOV Kids' how Tomomw 1:00 to 3:15 Approved "TMV nivut'i i i ta vt'i LOS ALTOS ALTOS Downtown. 948-5212 Donra Open 7:00 Burt TRAIN" "HOW TO Ml RDF. VOI WIFF" "Train" at 9 r.t; "Wife" at 7:30 LOS GATOS LOS GATOS 351-4421 4nitreu Wall Olsnej's "MARY POPPINS" "DISNEYLAND. AFTFR DARK" eeeei ieeeeeeeMSeel MENLO PARK 1.1111 Phone DAvenport 3-67601 Poors Open 7:00 "ZORBA, THE GREEK" M. F.uthertord "Ml RDI It AHOY" "Zorha" nt 9:00: "Almv" at 7:30 ONE (HIPLI TF SHOW ONLY A 1 Jtenlo Park.

DA 3-61 Ml Doors Open 12:45 The Beatles in "HELP" Shown 3:35. 7:35. 9:35 MILLBRAE MILLBRAE El Cammo-Chariborne EIKe Sommer ART OF LOv James GARNER "IMVOnrt, ITALIAN STYLE" "Art" 9:110: "Dlvoeee" 7:00. 10:40 MOUNTAIN VIEW kA'T VIEW 22SCauo. YO 22 ni.

"16" Rex Harrison "THK VEI.IIAY ROLLS KOAIF" Paul Newman "THE, ul TRACE" City Temp. Weather Aberdeen 55 Cy Berlin 68 PC Birmingham 66 Copenhagen 63 Hong Kong 81 London 73 Madrid 91 PC Montreal 88 Paris 72 CY Saigon 84 CY Toronto 92 PC Tokyo 73 Vancouver 73 Vienna 66 CY El Forecasts Bay Area Fair today end tomorrow except high tog near ocean, xtending Inland night and morning. High today In San Francisco 63, Oakland 68, San Mateo 73, San Rafael 75. Westerly wind 12 to 25 miles per hour in afternoons. SPECIAL SAN FRANCISCO DATA 5 Normal temperature for Aug.

16: Low 54, high 65. Highest temperature Cthis year to date: 85 on April 26. Lowest temperature this season to date: 50 on July 14. Sea level pressure -at 4 p. m.

yesterday: 29.93 inches. The State NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Mostly fair today and tomorrow but scattered thunderstorms in mountains. Little change In temperature. CENTRAL COAST COUNTIES Mosny tair today ana tomorrow but high fog near coast, extending inland mornings. Westerly wind 10 to 20 mph in afternoons.

NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Mostly tair today and tomorrow but high fog near coast. Northwest to north -winds le to 25 Knots near coast. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Mostly fair today and tomorrow. Southerly wind 5 to 15 mph. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Mostly iair icoay ana tomorrow out nigh tog near Salinas night and morning.

West to northwest wind 10 to 20 mph In afternoons. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair to- day and tomorrow except morning high fog. Northwesterly wind 10 to 15 mph in afternoons. LIVERMORE VALLEY Fair today and tomorrow except morning high tog. Little change in temperature.

Westerly wind 10 to 20 moh in afternoons. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA High fog night and morning but mostly fair otherwise to- i day and tomorrow. Westerly wind 10 io is Knots in afternoons. MONTEREY BAY AREA High fog night and morning bul mostly fair otnerwise today and tomorrow. West- Eerly wind 10 to 15 knots in afternoons.

MT. SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms today. Mostly fair tomorrow. Little change in temperature. FORT BRAGG AND VICINITY High fog today and tomorrow but partial afternoon clearing.

Little change in temperature. Northwesterly wind 12 to 15 knots near coast. LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Variable cioudiness today and tomorrow. SIERRA NEVAOA Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms today. Mostly fair tomorrow but possibility ol widely scattered thunderstorms.

Little chanoe in temperature. WESTERN NEVADA Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms today. Mostly fair tomorrow but widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms. WESTERN OREGON Partly cloudy south portion and fair with some afternoon cloudiness north portion today and tomorrow. Fog and low clouds on coast night and morning hours.

Isolated fhundershowers near mountains, south part this afternoon, and near all Cascades tomorrow afternoon. Not much temperature change. Coastal winds northwest 10 to 20 mph, increasing to 25 to 30 mph south part in afternoons. Temperatures Bay Area i a Hi Lo 74 56 89 53 83 57 83 58 Francisco 64 55 San Mateo S. F.

Airport 72 55 San Rafael Oakland 69 57 Walnut Crk. Fairfield 89 60 San Jose The Stale Hi Lo 96 73 Sacramento 86 54 Salinas 59 55 San Diego 97 67 S. Barbara 65 44 Santa Cruz 83 69 Santa Maria 62 56 Stockton 99 57 palm Sdrs. 99 67 Yosemitt 85 63 Hi Lo 96 60 67 57 81 70 80 65 65 54 71 55 96 65 105 83 79 56 Sakorsfieid Clear Lake Eureka Fresno LKThoe Los Angeles Monterey Pso Robles Red Bluff Russ. Rive National AMvevia-tions: clear: CY.

cloudv tmy cloudy; ram; Tr trace of precipitation. High Low Prtc. Albany. N. Y.

Albuquerque Amanllo Anchorage- Asheville Atlanta Htings Birmtnghani Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsvill Buffalo Burlington, VI. Casper Charleston. S. W. Va.

Charlotte. N. C. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, Oh.o Denvr tes Moines Detroit PC CY PC CY PC PC CY PC PC PC CY PC CY PC 93 69 88 91 65 87 92 90 94 87 90 92 90 84 82 85 87 95 93 83 04 3 87 75 95 64 63 55 65 70 60 71 58 61 69 73 63 63 53 77 69 74 71 69 69 69 62 70 66 51 67 Tr. 28 Tr.

Tr. .01 Duluth Paso PILES Hemorrhoids Varicose Veins OBLITERATED NO SURGERY NO PAIN No Time Lost Pr.LIoy,D.CW.C. 2S3S Mission. S.t. VA 4-1000 EAST BAY ALAMEDA ALAMEDA LAkehurat 2-4433 StuDlien Boyd Omar Shartf KHA.v "McUulf's Sa.y Joins the Air hone" Kiddle Mutinf loday Thri1 Hliwm In Orbit" ANTIOCH STAMM phone PLateau 7 2303 Aniitte-Tommy hirk Dlsnfy'g "THT5 stOMl-.

LiNULf. IS tOMINO" 3 Stoopres BERKELEY BERKELEY Hay Out Comrdy! "CAT BAIXOU" Jane Food "HKiH MINI) IV JAMAICA" Box Office open A I ICOD kll A Kit ge-Shat WMkll wnniM XH 8 0620 "IN HARM'S WAY KIJVGH iO rOUTII' Doom Open 6:4 P.M. Wed: "THE THIKO DA "MOLL FLA.VUKKM" IkJ k4 A Ehattuck at Mane VflrlEMA 848 ioas E.r,luslv EnKmtrment Salynilt Kay's AIT TKII.OGY OAKS Solano at The Alameda Phone LAndsoape 61836 Peter Scllera Peter O'Tixle "WHAT'S M.ff, PlSVC-AT?" "MA.Vt HI BIAN CAMtlDATK." 't af 7:00. 11:00: 9:00 UNITED ARTISTS own'stao "1 SAW WHAT VOi: Dill HltrhiiH-k' "TIII4 BIRDS" AMPI.F, PARKIMi SI'AC I-: uc TH 3-6'Jti7. Shatttiok-University Doors Gnetl 6:45 LORD JIM In Color! "BF.ST OF l-AFMII-:" Color: Wed: Tho BKATI.LS "I.OVK IS A BAM." hlds' fshow Tomorrow 1:00 to 3:00 P.T.A.

Aprord ISHINK" In Color CONCORD ENEAN MUlberry 5-5411 Ktrk Ooitnliis John Waym Frank I HARM UAV" 4 KKOM TrX, LAFAYETTE A 1 Lafayette. Phone rMIXIX Hu rhm i Taj lor THE SANDPIPER Shown at 7:15 and 0:30 LIVERMORE VlklC Hilltop -Jo4o tttm Krnnk Sinatra stars in "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" "HIGH WIN II IN JAMAICA" OAKLAND FOX OAKLAND TW Ynsl Bay Knitagemeol I'M LF." In Color! "OITI.AWS IS COMING" Wed: MORITHtl" PARAMOUNT TW 3-S300 Open Noon Sophia Lorrn Georse Peppard OIF. NAMF OPERATION CROSSBOW John Naynr Patrk-ia Neal "IN HARM'S WAY" avip 1 Tth-TeJeBrapn. S'JJ-JJl KwAIC 1 loors Open Dally 1 1 Noon lnsntl Rerunian Hex HurrlMin snrt Shirlev Mai-Mine "THE YELLOW ROLLS ROYCE" Hit Adilert: IIOI RS" I rn ik.m I i le Granil M'Anhur, V7rAII- UMni. SK A.N (ONNHSV Jis JAMUS BOND "G0LDFIN6ER" In Color! KIM NOVAK In Color' A in of mom.

flamu its' DOORS Ol'I 6:15 P.M. Kid' Show Toda I to 3:00 P.T, Approved terry in Color 'TF1F DKI.lt TL DI.LINUI ENT" CINE 7 Mac-Arthur at 3Sth Ave. Burton Tu.vlor "THF. SAMIPII'KR' ITALIAN ST Y1.F." Siinil' 8:45: 'Divorce1 7:00. 10:45 PIEDMONTot.

4 -2727 "op 6 4 5 Fonda Lei larin "CAT BALLOU" in Color c'ljff Itohettsnn Jack HauMns "MASQUERADE" in Color PARKWAY Park St (it. 2-3391 "LORD IN JVM Peler O'Toole "HKiH INII TftWCD Slst-Telec'pll. OL 3-8022 Iw'tCH tiWrt 6:15 "CIRCLE OF LOVE" In Color! "THE AMOROI CI NLRAL" Wed: "RKKll" in ns of thf. riri.n-' Kids' Show Tomorrow I :00 to 3 00 P.T.A. Approved 3 Stooes "STOP, LOOK.

LAI GII" MOUUN ROUGE Sfl'iM: DOORS OPIN 9:45 A.M. 2 Hits' "KIsS BBY" 'Gorpeous TO NATI KK" Kve Or The Apple Pins Ml New show ORINDA ODIWrtA TUNNtX HIGHWAY UKIrlUA OP.INDA CROSSP.uAliS Telephone Liftord Pefr sellers Pel. ll'Toole "WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT?" .1 I f-mmon Vim I "IIOH TO Ml KMVf! It Mill" i rnHntiousi I rom 7:00 P.M. PITTSBURG YOCUE HEmpsIr ad 9-9141 Elvis Preslev "TI( hi r. ME" THE THEN KL.1I LINK" Siiminur PV The State A high pressure system is centered 00 miles west of Vancouver Isiand Exclusive movers for FONTANA bv official appointment Like its sister tourr, I ontana Wat: the new and beautiful Fontana Fast overlooks Aquatic Park and Bay.

Its 127 rental units inchule untur-nished sMidios, one anJ two bedroom apartments, pent houses with tire-places, wall to wall carpeting, diapes. an inside garage, and controllable J4 hour heat. been chosen this address art- proud 19 have as exclusive movers for of distinction. MARKET STREET VAN Mc 4 convenient locations S.in rancisco tJokland 5jnnyvale Brisbane Member of Allied Van kW! kit'.