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Exclusively in the January 9 issue: Whi HperUKnw ftewmv ni Unyiit tad Uybe 1 i'JAwdVnuMwHW Il KWut4n tliM Win Ike Rar Hoe CwHrtH "Too Well" Lome Greene: What Being A ather Means To Me This week's cover story is a real life report written exclusively for AMILY WEEKLY by most famous Lome Greene In retro spect the star of concludes that his treatment of his youngest child is evidence of a change in attitudes and a general reevaluation of the relationship of parents to their children How does this world famous celebrity feel about setting rules for children? How does he relate the way we train our children to the potential for solving the great problems of our world? Read these straight forward answers from a who is first a man and father In the colorgravure magazine of THE SUNDAY REGISTER The Bee: Danville Va Tuesday Jan 4 1972 OUR BOARDING HOUSE By McCormick Army At Odds orswaiuj With Story 0 Of Deserter 0 cents to 73 5 0 0 AS 19 Year 0ld dis Is Sworn In Rep Leggett 1W2 fey NEA Inc Sen McGovern gp i j0 Evaluate Is Established biwiiuiv i Blast Nixon By AL CIO RALEIGH (AP) The North The Yu kis for that faith has not always well PANMUNJOM Korea meeting last June Name The gaseous element helium was detected on the sun by ear The greatest causes of food sticking to a frying pan is im proper degree of heat or an in sufficient amount of shortening' restrictions of a drink' are that it board members retain Garver last a deadlined from South lated and or relabeled or moved from the Advance Party Reaches Peking the aiect in a neighboring state last Wednesday of brain damage but the corneas of his eyes and a kidney live on in the bodies of three Boston area recipients The corneas are functioning to some extent already for Ar be and be the Garver Rehired As Houston's School Head 0 0 the dis Lcggett Vietnam for President China next China News Blue CrossI of Virginia fel Blue Shield of Virginia Traditionally when a boy ses a girl under the mistletoe he must pluck a berry from the bough and give it to her up a non profit organization Unity Housing Corp to provide low cost housing for senior citi zens and families op low in comes ormation of the corporation was announced Monday night by Wilbur Hobby state presi dent of the AL CIO Hobby told the Raleigh Cen tral Labor Union funds are available for certain types of low cost housing and we in tend to qualify to help bring more of these benefits to the people of North Hobby said the North Caro lina State AL CIO has appro priated $10000 for the intial preparation and planning of the project which will be almost completely federally funded hope to be able to help our senior citizens and others of low incomes to obtain' decent housing at a cost which they can Hobby said 'TAKTf soovl 1 IWW BEGINNING TO WORRY' MAYBE LL BE A tTfZICK lPPLER! I HE CAN I MAKE LIKE I BUSTER CAR ALREAPY 'Look what you've done Now I suppose the league will make it a rule that we'll ALL have to wear helmets!" PERSONALLY RATHER BETONTHE 006 TO MASTER THE Blue Shield of I Department 14 I 0 Box 27401 Richmond Virginia 23261 I Please send application ly solar scientists before it wasiwhen it has discovered on earth 1 repeat it has not been! ter Mrs Barbara Bubar 46 both of Watertown The kidney is working for Theodore Hadge of Milton a Boston accountant who waited 19 months for a kid suitable for trans plantation The story was told Monday by Dr Michael Wiedman of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear In firmary He performed the IRA Discloses Its Terms or Peace Talks 3 Rooms Of urniture All New $399 URN 530 MONROS ST American POWs for THAT A A I NEVER 6 be out 0WORK! A TEACHING A ALVIN JI 1 A I lifetime A JOB' Civilian Use Of Korean DMZ Is Urged her son Brian now 8 or her daughter Martha 5 The young man who died was not identified nor was cause of the brain damage closed The liquor would be through the ABC system Wholesale prices for the bottles will range from 42 cents Moss said i There will be no on the retail price but most estimates will cost from $1 to $150 Moss said he knows of no ma jor brand which does not sell its liquor in the miniature bot ties The court action was brought by opponents of mixed drinks who contend the legislative act' was an unconstitutional to regulate local trade and was 1 discriminatory specifying who culd gel a sales license Superior Court Judge McLean ruled just before the vote that municipal county and state governments are the legal sales agents for mixed drinks And he said liquor could be sold by the drink only in gov ernment owned buildings Youth's Death Results In Transplants the new mayor said if I want to get married myself I must have my signature on the marriage li cense because under At the age of 19 Jody Smith became the youngest mayor Monday when after re ceiving a telephone call from President Nixon he was sworn into office by Town Clerk A Spitler A liberal arts freshman at Iowa Lakes Community College at nearby Emmetsburg Smith was 18 when the 298 residents of this northeast Iowa commu nity elected him Nov 2 to head their city government! Smith was waiting to be sworn in when his father Elmer dashed to the City Hall to bring his son home The President was on the phone knew I drive a school Smith said of hi0 with Nixon he asked me what else I do I told him about my refer eeing activities and he asked if I participated in sports told him no that too clumsy and he said fun ny because when he was in col lege he liked sports too but he was too clumsy to play also knew that I work in my filling station and he said he worked in a filling station when he was young too said a very good way to get to know lots of dif ferent kinds of people and find out on their Belgrade Bids or Chess Championship NEW YORK (AP) The goslavian capital of Belgrade has offered a high bid of $152 000 to be the site of next June's I championship chess match between Boris Spassky and Bobby ischer The US Chess ederation disclosed Monday that 10 na tions and five cities had com peted in the bidding that pro duced the largest cash prize of fers in the history of tourna ment chess ischer who defeated Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet Union last fall in Buenos Aires to reach the championship round said the bids were have to He declined further comment offer does 'not mean it will automatically be named the host city Both is cher and Spassky also of the Soviet Union will review the bids and submit their prefer ences If they have the same first choices the matter will be de cided If not negotiations will ensue and if these prove fruit i less Dr Max Euws president! of the World Chess ederation will select the site subject to' one veto from each player I Other bids received were i from Iceland $125000 Sara jevo Yugoslavia $120000 Ar gent i a $100000 Canada 75000 Chicago $100000 Bra zil and the Netherlands $80000l each West Germany $92000 ll and Greece $52000 among oth ers Winner of the 24 game cham i pionship match will receive nearly two thirds of the total prize with the loser getting a shade over one third CHARLOTTE (AP) Today is the day Mecklenburg County residents were supposed to be able to buy liquor by the drink A referendum on mixed drinks passed by 10000 votes Nov 5 and the proposal called for drink sales to begin after 60 days today 1 But a suit over the con stitutionality of the legislative act setting up the referendum is before the North Carolina Su preme Court There is no in dication when the case will be decided but it is not expected to even be heard before late this month Mecklenburg County ARC Board general manager Moss said is just sort of sitting around and wait He said as many as 100 restaurants motels hotels and convention halls will be eligible to sell mixed drinks from 16 ounce miniature bottles if the referendum is upheld Arabs Mailing Bombs To Israel TEL AVIV (AP) Israeli of ficials believe Arab terrorists have launched a new sabotage campaign against the Jewish tombs delivered by mail A bomb in a paper parcel mailed from Vienna blew up at Tel police headquarters on Sunday seriously injuring an inspector The package was the third containing an explosive dis covered in the past few days and all were mailed from the Austrian capital The others were addressed to a govern ment defense office and to an aviation firm in Tel Aviv but police experts exploded both bombs harmlessly A Different POINTS V1ENN 1 IW by XU tvTU Us orf 1 TOKYO (AP) An 18 menv bcr US delegation arrived in Peking Monday to make techni cal arrangements visit to month the New Agency reported The group is headed bv Bri? Gen Alexander Haig Jr presidential adviser Henry Kis deupty The members 1 flew to the Chinese capital aft er a short stop in Shanghai and were greeted by acting oreign Minister Chi Peng fci the agen cy said The group left Washington last Wednesday and is to return to the United States next wcek'1 It includes Presidential Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler and representatives of the three (5 television networks Drugs Sold At Stores Union Monitors Reporting All Price Increases WASHINGTON (AP) La bor union volunteers monitoring prices now are reporting all price not just al leged to the Internal Revenue Service an AL CIO spokesman says Leo Perlis the giant labor or director of commu nity services said Monday the AL 30000 price moni tors have found it impossible to determine which increases are legal because of maze of rules and covering President Phase 2 eco nomic policy 2 is a he said is Until the recent change in tactics Perlis said the labor volunteers were told to report possible price hike violations to IRS only after careful screen ing Even after screening he said thousands of complaints were forwarded to IRS but a single has re ceived a reply credibility is he asked you believe your landlord or your barber is over charging you and you get no re our wages are con trolled by God they are con Perlis said the employer is the best enfor cer on prices one is asked to put his faith in business and ALVIN INALLY MUSIC IS SERICUSLYk TCCKINS SURPRISED 1 YCU'LL BE AT VAT HE N0W WASHINGTON (AP) Sen George McGovern SD and a California congressman both of whom have talked to the North Vietnamese in Paris say President Nixon is trying to de ceive the American people on the prisoner of war issue McGovern who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomi nation told a news conference Monday that North Vietnam would release in exchange US withdrawal Vietnam Rep Robert Calif said statements to CBS correspond ent Dan Rather in a televised interview Sunday contained fantastic reversal of the about the issue of trading the prisoners and the safety of withdrawing troops for a US withdrawal deadline Leggett quoted Nixon as say ing when the question of a trade was out this fall the North Vietnamese totally rejected it from rejecting this Leggett other side has explicitly offered to do it They offered it to me in pri vate on May 31 of last year and again at the official nego tiating table on July 1 repeated the offer at the table more times than I can When Rather asked the Presi dent on behalf of a POW moth er! if the United States had ever asked the North Vietnam ese if they would agree to a trade Nixon's response was Leggett said he said particu lar matter has been under dis cussion at various times in the Paris peace This was an attempt to give the impression i the question has been asked The plan was offered to put an end to continuing clashes along the 151 mile buffer zone between South and North Korea and to reduce tension As he did last June Maj Gen Han Yong ok North chief delegate rejected the proposal He claimed it was an attempt to coyer up the own buildup of combat positions in side the DMZ for hos'ile acts against the North The UN Command today renewed its proposal that the Korean demilitarized zone be cleared of all military person nel and fortifications and re claimed for peaceful civilian uses but North Korea again re jected it US Navy Rear Adm rancis oley the com chief delegate to the Korean Military Armistice Commission set forth the pro posal first made at a commis Changes in Medicare effective January 1 could costyou dearly So Blue Cross Blue Shield 65 Extended raises its benefits to keep you safe at no increase in rates protect vourself If vou have Blue Cross Blue Shield send for information and application Ibday HOUSTON Tex (AP) Dr GeorgeuGarver says the new school board that reversed his August firing has pledged to support a system allowing dis missal of teachers and princi pals who fail to meet new per formance standards In an interview before theboard voted 6 to 0 Monday night to rehire him as superin tendent Garver said he was re turning with a firm com mitment to a plan of education al excellence for the Houston School District the sixth largest A comprehensive rating sys tem i will include the guts when we find a person in competent and unable to grow iv lecommena ne be Garver said will be no WASHINGTON (AP) ood and Drug Administration today announced a three year program to evaluate the safely and effectiveness of hundreds of thousands of nonprescription drugs The agency said its concern was illustrated by a recent re view of 420 over the counter drugs by the National Academy of Sciences which concluded that only about one fourth are effective The new program is similar to a 1966 review recently com pleted of 2752 individual pre scription drugs Almost J5 pef cent failed to live up to claims and 35 per cent were found to be only possibly effective self medication is essential to the health care system it is imperative that the over the counter drugs be safe and effective and have fully informative said DA Commissioner Charles Edwaras Rather than tackle each of the 100000 to 500000 nonpres cription drugs one at a time and tie up court dockets and the staff for years he said the agency will utilize ex pert panels to evaluate in gredients dosages and condi tions for use for at least 26 bas ic classes of over the counter products The classes include antacids laxatives antiperspirants sun burn products vitamin mineral products dandruff products mouthwashes analgesics seda tives stimulants antihista mines cold remedies con traceptives and menstrual products The panels will compose standards on active ingredients labeling warnings and direc tions for use Each over the counter product would have to meet the standards be re formulated gain approval as a new drug or be taken off the market The first panel is expected to be organized by March 1 to re view antacids with a proposed standard anticipated around the end of July the DA said said Edwards concerned that many present formulations do not have the claimed effectiveness have inadequate instructions for effective use by the con sumer or are promoted in de ceptive and indefensible The DA hopes that by pro posing standards through rules rather than court action it can sidestep grandfather clauses in the 1938 ood Drug and Cos metic Act and the 1962 amend ment exempting older products from new drug requirements date of entry into the market has no bearing what ever on the safety and effec tiveness of the drug and the truthfulness and adequacy of its the DA said would be unreasonable and unjust to permit grand father drugs to remain on the market unchanged while com petitive items must be reformu re CONVENIENT Come as you are THE KIDS LOVE IT So will you DRIVE IN CLEANERS witnh he said but added: who do not have the commitment to children will have their tenure under careful scrutiny We have no right to carry dead Last year five teachers out of 10000 in the district were rec ommended for dismissal Gar ver said be blind of the impact on children by in competent He said principals have never been evaluated in the district but will now be recommended for I dismissal if they Jail to meet performance guidelines I Carolina State AL CIO has set i a i Start Of Liquor By Drink Sales Is Being Delayed By Court Test left cornea was re placed in 1966' his left cornea last ebruary Both suffered from corneal dystro phy a disease that breaks down the cornea RpforA Mrs firct chie Nutting 73 and his daugh transplant she had never seen DUBLIN (AP) The moder ate wing of the Irish Republi can Army has disclosed its terms for peace talks for Northern Ireland and says its goal is a reunited Socialist Ire land In a policy statement issued in Dublin Monday night the Official wing said peace talks can only be on the basis of implementing a civil rights program for the British prov Roman Catholic minor ity on dismantling the ruling Protestant structure and estab lishing a new democratic par liament with power to control capital investment nationalize failing industries and make trade agreements The Officials condemned the rash of bombings in Northern Ireland and by implication the IRA Provisional faction which is responsible The statement said the bombing is the work of people by bigotry and unable 1 to see who the real enemies of the Jrish people The statement urged talks be tween Catholic and Protestant workers trade union ists and small farmers tween the labor movement the republican movement tween the' North and it? added: believe as all Socialist revolutionaries of oth er times and other countries believed that the working class is the only class which has need of liberation which will not compromise in this struggle and finally is the only class ca pable of leading the fight to a genuine democratic Socialist republic of all NEW MORMON MEMBER SALT LAKE CITY (AP) A veteran leaders in youth work social services and missions in I the Church of Jesus Christ of I Latter day Saints (Mormons) Elder Marvin Jeremy Ashton 56 has been appointed to the ruling body i's Coun cil ot twelve He fills a vacancy left by death of Elder Richard Evans Our principals have to see themselves as instructional leaders not plant ne sara The three who voted to August were joined Monday by three new members who were elected on pledges last fall to rehire the superintendnt Of the four who voted against him last August three did not seek re election and the fourth the Rev Leon Everett ab stained in the new vote The board voted to extend contract through Au gust 1975 and to give him a $6 000 pay increase Part of the raise was designed to com pensate him for extra taxes that resulted when he was paid for the two years that remained on his former contract which called for an annual salarv of $41500 I' Leggett said McGovern said when he asked the Communist negotia tors about the exchange they said precisely what we have in The South Dakota senator also accused Nixon of political motivation in timing adminis tration decisions on the war gearing his plans his elec tion the President said (Sun day) night about Vietnam sup ports that McGovern said is no accident that he used the election as the frame for his plan to end the 1 At WASHINGTON (AP) The Army is at odds with a story told by a self exiled Vietnam veteran living in Paris who said he fled the United States learned to be ashamed of being an Ameri zi The Army verified that David Johnson 26 of Tacoma Wash served in Vietnam and that he was convicted of violat ing Army regulations and sen tenced to the Leavenworth Kan military prison The Army also confirmed that John son later escaped A Johnson had outlined that chronology to a reporter in Paris last month He said he had supported the war at first but that alleged brutalities committed by American sol diers against Vietnamese soured him on the cause Monday the Army disputed several points of ac i count 1 said he spent most Af y31fAK of 1968 in Vietnam assigned to the 101st Tiger orce a com 1 1 mando type unit a But the Army said he was I AYRSHIRE Iowa (AP) there only from Aug 20 1968 now have the power to marry to Sept 18 1968 when he was I sent to Japan to be hospitalized for treatment of malaria said he was wounded Sept 13 1968 and evacuated to a US Army hos pital from which he went AWOL and fled to Canada only to be arrested the next year and returned to American au thorities The Army said a preliminary check turned up no record of Johnson being wounded on that date but it would have to check further said the Army charged him with desertion and drawing $42 in excess pay then put him through Kangaroo and sentenced him to four years in Leavenworth The Army said Johnson was sentenced to 45 days con finement for being AWOL from July 1969 to October 1969 and was placed in the Martin Army Hospital prison ward at Benning Ga After Johnson escaped from theg prison ward in November 1969 the Army said he was Ire turned to custody and sen tenced to three years at Leavenworth in ebruary 1970 for assault fraud and escape from previous confinement The assault charge was based on an attack on a Benning hospi tai guard the Army said The fraud charges involved $7458 the Army said It con tended that Johnson received at least part of that sum by using false papers to receive higher pay than that to which he was entitled The Army said Johnson also was sentenced to dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of all pay and allowances beginning Dec 1 1970 claimed he was awarded the Bronze Star and other medals for bravery But the Army said records show he received only the National De fense Service Medal the Viet nam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal none ot wmen are awards valor cornea transplants Surgeons at Massachusetts i General Hospital completed the kidney transplant The cornea transnlants were BOSTON (AP) A teen agerthe second for each recipient 1 I 'V I Ss'l 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