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16 w- i Oct. 29, 1567 Gunman KillsOne, INSURANCE STOCK on of San Diego' largest and iiMtt Home furnif htngs. Terrorizes Trio FURNITURE Make no Mistake about it this is probably the most unusual opportunity you will ever have to bring tno true look of luxury and elegance to your homo." Tradeway purchased a "smoke-damaged" stock from one of San Diego's most exclusive home furnishings store, yet tho "damage" it so slight that In most cases it cannot even bo seen by the naked eye. Most furniture has been shipped to us in original cartons, and not even the cartons, in most cases, show the slightest effect of heat or smoke. lf TV''' I Kva I i yv AMERICA'S FINEST MANUFACTURERS A Russian destroyer (foreground) shadows a U.S.

warship in the Mediterranean during a NATO drill. (AP) Henredon Heywood-Wakefield Aireloom 2 SlighLowry Thomasville Ethan Allen Soviet Begins to Compete for Sea Mastery Beautyrest by Simmons Sofas Chairs Lamps Bedroom Dining Room Decorative Items Coffee and Occasional Tables More Russian Ships In Egyptian Waters English: Necci was followed by the wiry intruder, a man in his late 20s or early 30s. "I'll kill all of you," the gunman shouted, waving the gun at di Portanova and two women guests, Mrs. Gloria King and Mrs. Norma Clark, who were helping the oilman plan a dinner party.

"Don't hurt them," di Portanova recalled saying. "I'll do anything you want as long as you -don't kill these peo ple." -The gunman handcuffed the women together on a bedroom floor and then, with his pistol to di Portanova's head, forced the oilman to empty two safes of $340 and some jewelry of little value. "He seemed disappointed," di Portanova told police. After 45 minutes, the gunman handcuffed di Portanova and fled, leaving the handcuff keys on a kitchen table and, as promised, calling an ambulance for Necci. Mrs.

Marian Rosen, lawyer and neighbor, came to the house shortly after police, stayed several hours and refused to discuss the case with newsmen. Police were similarly silent about details, saying they had not determined Need's hometown in Italy and did not intend to. Neighbors said the youth" sent money back to Italy to help support his parents. Aside from the horses, he was responsible for he oilman's pet snake, parakeet and white mice. Police said Mrs.

King, who arrived just before Necci was shot, saw a late-model, bronze fastback car parked outside the gates of the estate. She said it still bore the dealer's cost sheet in the side window. Police said late Saturday night they had arrested no suspect. Di Portanova, who recently returned from a Rome visit, told police he had no enemies and did not know why he should be singled out for a robbery. Di Portanova is grandson of the late Hugh Roy Cullen, Houston millionaire oilman and philanthropist.

A-quick-tempered gunman struck Saturday at the mansion of a noble-born Italian-, American oilman, killing a' 20-year-old stable boy and terrorizing the magnate and two women friends for 45 minutes. It happened on the walled and wooded two-acre estate of Enrico di Portanova, 41, born to the title Baron di Portanova but for the last five years a resident of Houston, where he spent most of his youth. He is an American citizen. The dead groomsman was Franco Necci, who came to the United States less than eight months ago from his native Italy to tend the baron's horses and other pets. Necci was shot jn the right chest when he encountered the gunman in the garage of the big one-story home.

Homicide Detective a 1 Nix said Necci ran inside to the living room, where he dropped dead on a hearth at his master's feet. Police said the youth may have been shot because he did not understand 'Berkeley East' Label Protested NEW YORK (AP) The president of Brooklyn College said Saturday night he walked -out on a campus appearance JbjL Mayor John V. Lindsay as a "non-violent protest over the mayor's calling the College "Berkeley East." At a Brooklyn College Alumni Association reunion, College President Francis P. Kilcoyne reported to some 500 guests on disorders at the college 10 days ago stemming from a protest against Navy recruiters on campus. Referring to the mayor's appearance on the campus Friday, Kilcoyne said: "I take exception to his affixing the label 'Berkeley East' to the college, especially after say-he had asked for a report and would study it when it arrived.

"My departure from the platform was my form of nonviolent protest against the remark. I just don't like labels, especially when this one does not apply to 25,000 students. RCA Color TV newest 1 968 models just arrived Save $130 to $170 on these hard-to-get, remote control table models, consoles in modern walnuts, and colonial maple. Insurance stock: most cabinets in perfect condition. Open Daily 'til 9, Sat.

Sun. 12-5 U.S. Sjr HENRY S. BRAISHER MOSCOW (AP) The is beginning to J) with the United States in the ability to wield military power far from home shores. It has long been a muscle -bound superpower unable to exercise much military or political influence beyond the -suppljE-lines-of --its- ground -IroopsfNoirihe-Sovielr Union-is developing military A U.S.

admiral's report that this country is building its first aircraft carrier indicates a long range plan to roam the seven seas instead of keeping its navy under cover of land based warplanes. A symbol of Soviet strength with mobile political uses is the Soviet navy squadron now cruising the Mediterranean, once the private pond of the U.S. 6th Fleet. So far the Mediterranean is the only place where the new Soviet potential has been turned into an actual political influence. At a tense moment along the Suez Canal after the Middle East war in June, the squadron commander offered "to cooperate with Egyptian, armed forces to repel any aggression." i political gesture was not followed by any Soviet militaiy action, although Soviet made naval weapons have been important to Arab nations and were used to sink the Israeli destroyer Hath Oct 21 Other symbols of mobile Soviet strength are the massive, long range troop transports of the Soviet air force.

The Soviet Union remains far behind the United States in physical ability to put its troops down in a foreign political situation. But, with Britain- cuttings back its armed forces and abandoning over- With CAIRO (UPI) More Soviet naval vessels sailed into Egyptian waters Saturday amid reports that a group of Egyptian" air blamed for the fatal Israeli blow delivered against UAR forces June 5 would be court martialled shortly. A Soviet navy tug Safaffday joined two submarines and a destroyer in a bristling display of Russian warships currently on a "good will visit" to the Egyptian port of Alexandria. seas bases, Soviet forces are moving into second place in this politically potent league. This is a separate league from military striking power.

The Soviet Union is close behind the United States in the ability to rain nuclear destruction on any part of the world. The problem for the Kremlin has been the limitations of its home based intercontinental missiles, polaris type missiles niKJear submarine and long range bombers. They cannot be used in anything short of a nuclear showdown. In the last decade, the United States has landed Marines in Lebanon, dropped paratroopers in the Congo, poured troops into the Dominican Republic, patrolled the strait between Communist and Nationalist China, and otherwise used its mobility. The limitations of Soviet power became acutely apparent to Kremlin leaders during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.

Agreement Kenya War ARUSH, Tanzania (AP) -Kenya and Somalia announced Saturday an agreement aimed at ending their four-year border war in which nearly 3,000 have died, would be signed. Kenya and Somalia agreed to end destruction of human life and property, to halt hostile propaganda, susp nt emergency regulationsi m-posed by both sides because of the dispute and to begin establishing diplomatic relations. Included in the agreement are consideration of measures to encourage development of economic and trade relations and appointment of a working committee comprising Kenya, Somalia and Zambia to meet periodically to review the implementation of the agreement. The agreement was seen by political observers as a major step toward peace over the border issue, but the agreement said nothing about the fundamental Somali demands that the 200,000 Somalis in Kenya should determine their own future. Watch Industry GENEVA The Swiss watch industry employs about 50,000 skilled workers.

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It had been growing larger each year until the June war caused it to expand faster. Still much smaller than the 6th Fleet, it has been described by the fleet's commander as a "significant threat aimed directly at the 6th Fleet." Some here think Soviet admirals would like to establish a naval base at Alexandria or at Mars el Kebir, the Algerian base being evacuated by France. Soviet political leaders may not agree because of diplomatic and propaganda complications. The airlift capabilities of the Soviet air force have become important in re cent years. Planning in the Warsaw Pact, the East European military alliance, recently bas come to count on a Sovttt ability to fly troops and equip- ment quickly- to a-tomble spot nj OVERLOOKING SAN FRANCISCO BAY 'Ja i 1 1 trtifj -i 1 11 u'A Spacious view apartments King-size closets and storage 3 areas Ceiling-to-floor mirrors in dressing room.

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