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rr f'l i i Tarot Cards Clue The tarot (TARE-oh) deck, dating from 14th century Italy, is the forerunner of modern playing cards. It contains 78 cards and its suits correspond to those of a modern deck: wands-diamons, cups-hearts, swords spades, pentacles clubs. Although the tarot deck has characters corresponding to the kings, queens and jacks of the modern deck, there is no mod nflpd ern counterpart for the knights, the signers of the death note. The knights symbolize youth and, in the sense of prophecy niEVMHIllSBRUKSl CIIKVAI.IHK 11ES OWES a change of direction. A local gCIIEVALlER DES KATDXS rilEmiEHUESKI'EKS (Continued on Page 2) Sheriff Doug James announced that there is a in the Ohta slaying.

The susnect's name is John Linlev Frazier. also Weather known as John Linley Pascal. MONTEREY BAY AREA Fair thru Friday. Hiqh Friday In tha 60s. Low tonight near so.

Light winds. lie is age 24, brownisn-Diona coiiar lengm nair, iuu beard, very light, medium build. When last seen he was wearing beige straw hat with a rpH white and blue hatband, a ereen coat, and dark trousers. He was wearing ankle-length mocassins. Temperatures for 24 hours ending at I a.m.

today: High low 51. Rainfall, .36 inches. xne statemeni Dy james iouowea a unci muuuuf iinn hv Administrative Assistant Lou Keller who told 115th Year-No. 250 10c THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 22, 1970 44 Pages reporters that James would not answer questions along with the statement. He also reauested that reporters honor tne unia family's privacy in services Friday.

it unmen '-'Wound Chile's Army Leodeir "Act as it they were memoers oi your uwu khhuj, Keller said. District Attorney Peter Chang will now a press conference sometime tonight. He is being asked to obtain a warrant for murder. Informants stated that Frazier was last seen Oct. 14.

He lived within walking distance of the Ohta home. Nothing was stated about companions wun rrazier. tndav are nuestionins informants from the hip community for possible leads in the Ohta murder case. At press time sheriff's investigators and the District Attnrnpv were ouestionine two persons found in the search area, informed sources said. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -Gunmen shot and seriously wounded Maj.

Gen. Rene Schneider, the army commander in chief, by waylaying his car on a street corner today. Three bullets struck Schneider and he underwent emergency surgery at a military hospital. Doctors said he was recovering. The government responded by declaring a state of emergency throughout Chile, already tense over the meeting of Congress called for Saturday to elect Marxist Salvador Allende President.

The decree allows police to arrest and search without warrant. Allende was among the officials who visited Schneider in the hospital." Allende told newsmen he believed the shooting was "part of a seditious plan that can lead to very painful consequences," and added: "This attempt against the life of Gen. Schneid- by the three commanders not to have anyone call on Allende until after Congress voted. Police arrested Maj. Arturo Marshall, said to be AWOL, after a spectacular but bloodless shooting Monday in a suburb.

Marshall had a rifle with telescopic sights with 400 rounds of ammunition. Allende's press headquarters and police sources charged Marshall planned to assassinate Allende. Marshall was involved in a futile military uprising 21 last year. The dissidents demanded higher pay for the army, navy and air force. Police reports not confirmed by the government said a special squad arrested a retired national police officer Wednesday night on a charge of plotting terrorists activities.

Police said they found a submachine gun, two rifles and ammunitions at his home. er is incredible. Once again, I. want to say that there are people who will stop at nothing, not even assassination." Allende did not identify the persons referred to except to say the assailants of Schneider were "elements who suffer from mercenary fever or are demented." Three automobiles blocked Schneider's car on a street corner in El Golf residential district as he was being driven to his office at the Defense Ministry. The assailants got out of their cars, smashed a window of the general's car and opened fire.

Police said there was heavy traffic on the street at the time, but no one noticed the gunman until the shots were fired. "Some even thought it was a traffic accident," one witness said. Outgoing President Eduardo Frei and senior military officers went to the military hospital. His government immediately invoked security measures and began a hunt for the assailants. The plush El Golf district of Santiago, where the shooting occurred, was cordoned off by police.

There was no immediate indication whether the shooting had any connection, with the presidential election, but it is known that many military men have doubts about Allende. Allende won a plurality but not a majority in last month's presidential election, throwing the contest into Congress. Among his backers are Communists. Frei's Christian Democrats, who hold the balance of power, have agreed to vote for him on his pledge to govern by the constitution. He will be inaugurated Nov.

5. Allende has said he will nationalize the copper industry, now 51 per cent owned by the government, insurance companies, banks, the petroleum industry and communications. The attack against Schneider followed month-long reports of difficulties in the senior military ranks over the election of Allende, who will have power to appoint military leaders. Adm. Fernando Porta Angulo stepped down earlier this month as navy commander.

Officially it was said he quit because of ill health. But military sources linked Porta Angulo's retirement to a disagreement involving the army and air force commanders. Porta Angulo apparently violated an agreement with the other commanders when he authorized four admirals to visit Allende. The four admirals, re-equipment and foreign advisory missions in Chile. This, military source said, violated a pledge District Attorney Peter Chang early mis morning met with three men who said they thought they recog-Inized the writing style and political stance of the note found at the scene ot tne live muraers.

An area-wide search was underway this morning based on the description received. One man sought for questioning in tne muraer oi (Related story on Page photo on Page 3.) n- ovito Viic urifo Virginia, sons Taeffart. Derrick and cnirotorvMre rwnthv Carlwallader is said to have lived atv-ivimj in the vicinity of the Ohta home, and had been a vocal advocate of violence and revolution concerning materialists, the informants told Chang. When shown a press release containing the text of the note, one of the informants paled visibly and said This is right on. rviantr uiipn asked abnnt the nersons in custody Nixon, Gromyko Confer On Broad iombing Mars Range Of East-West Problems 'Slain Ificer's and the informants' information eiven him at 2 a.m.

today, only said, "Absolutely no comment. At press time it is not known whether the people being detained by the sheriff's office are informants or (Continued on Page 2) I on items where there are possibilities for agreement. Funeral Rites which got underway shortly after 11 a.m. While Nixon and Gromyko dial atmosphere as photographers snapped pictures. Secretary of State William P.

Rogers, who had ferried Gromyko here from New York in his Administration worry over were meeting at the White House about 25 demonstrators marched in nearby Lafayette Park protesting Russian treatment of Jews. Kremlin intent soared last month after U.S. intelligence reported evidence of Soviet-Egyptian Mideast truce violations and possible construction of a Russian submarine base in Cuba. Fear Pervades SC Atmosphere Several demonstrators car more bombs and none was found. Police cordoned off the area around the church, located off Laguna Honda Boulevard in the West Portal section.

Other officers combed through the building searching for a possible second bomb. "There's always that suspicion," said Nelder. WASHINGTON (AP) Starting with a good-natured exchange of banter, President Nixon conferred with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko today on a broad range of East-West issues. It was Nixon's highest level business meeting with a Soviet leader since he took office and he hoped to sound out the Kremlin attitude toward his "era of negotiations" policy.

U.S.-Soviet relations have chilled recently, particularly with U.S. charges of Soviet-Egyptian violations of the Mideast truce. Gromyko Wednesday denounced the charges as fabrications in a U.N. speech. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A small bomb buried in the dirt exploded today in front of a church prior to scheduled funeral services for a slain policeman, windows were shattered, hurling fragments over spectators.

No one was injured. Police said the explosive had been placed in the ground be ried signs reading "Let Our People Go." The demonstration was sponsored by the Washing By DON RIGHETTI Sentinel Staff Writer predicted the Santa Cruz area would be "unliveable" if hippie-types were blamed. ton Committee for the Release small jet plane, reported "Mr. Gromyko wants a Jetstar we are going to sell him a Jetstar." Nixon recalled that former West German Chancellor Kon-rad Adenauer had once told him he and Gromyko looked alike. "We should change places and we could get more things done," Nixon quoted the former German chief as suggesting.

Gromyko recalled for Nixon that he had last visited the White House two years ago, when Lyndon B. Johnson was president. But after meeting with Gromyko last Friday and again Monday, Secretary of State William P. Rogers found the atmosphere good enough for a one-hour White House appointment for the Soviet leader. Rogers said Gromyko asked of Russian Jewry.

No incidents Naked fear stalks the nor- were reported. Hamilton, father of four small Santa Cruz Police Chief Geno Pini said, "We have no founda mally placid counrtyside of San children, was the fourth police Lafayette Park is just across man to die in violence in San ta Cruz County. tion to say that any vigilante Pennsylvania Avenue from the Francisco in the past year. The Soquel massacre, steeped He died of a bullet in the in mvsticism and stamped with chest and another in the ab action will be taken. There is no question that most people can place themselves in the position of the Ohtas as victims of this terrible crime, and this, a clear warning that other simi White House.

What Washington is still interested in, officials said, is the extent to which the Soviets will be willing to forego cold war skir hind bushes, to the right front of the church, although a witness thought it was thrown. The blast came about 15 minutes before a scheduled rosary at St. Brendan's Roman Catholic Church for Harold L. Ham The Mideast was a listed topic domen. He was shot as he en for the date with Nixon, without specifying any particular subject matter, and that he did not know, whether Gromyko was bringing a message from Kremlin chiefs to the President.

lar deaths might follow, has tered the door pf the bank. chilled the. marrow of the es today as Nixon received Gromyko in his White House office. But before the serious talks be Officer Brosch, following be tablished community. Hippie mishing and negotiate seriously of course, brings about a certain amount of fear.

Henry A. Kissinger, presidential adviser on national security affairs, and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin sat in on the scheduled one-hour session hind, shot Solis. types, for their part, fear in ilton, 32, fatally wounded Mon gan, the two and their aides traded light remarks in a cor discriminate vigilante ret a 1 1 a- day in a gun battle. tion against innocent members Police Chief Al Nelder, who of their culture.

Judge Assails arrived at the church for the "But we think good common sense and solid judgment will prevail with most of the people." One local real estate man said at least two sales of property Innumerable reports have service, shortly after the blast, called the act "one of the most been received of local persons who now sleep with loaded guns 2 US. Generals Land In Russia despicable things that can hap Longhair Bid For Welfare at their bedsides. isolated areas have fallen in pen." The Catalyst, a Front Street A woman spectator said she hippie hangout, received a tele saw a long-haired young man through because of fright engendered by the slay ings. A housekeeper at an isolated estate has quit her job. A San- Also aboard the plane was an and a g.r dressed a white nurse's uniform throw some 1 phoned bomb threat this morning.

The caller said, "You mur By WALLACE WOOD Sentinel Staff Writer army pilot, Major James P. the bomb ta Cruz sporting goods store derers! Wait until thing tov.ard the church and Russell Jr. His parents live in A sharp rebuke to persons who refuse to work, but live run off seconds before the ex reports the surge in the sale goes off!" Braxton, Miss. plosion. off the efforts of workers In Washington, Army officials (Continued on Page 2) No bomb was discovered.

One hippie-type youth told an Bomb fragments were hurled through welfare programs, was said they understood Russell delivered this morning by Su Associated Press reporter, "I through the air. windows on the right side of the church en- also was all right. U.S. Army authorities insisted the generals were only on a rou hope to God it wasn't longhairs perior Court Judge Charles Franich against a long-haired, entrance were shattered and a (responsible for the mass slay- bearded welfare applicant. Your Realtor Somebody good to hivo working for you ings)." There's going to be hell tine tour of Turkish military installations in connection with wrought iron grill over another trance were shattered and a wrought l'on grill over another "For anyone, regardless of to pay around here it it was Today's Index Page Amusements 9 Bridge Column 8 race, color, or creed, to vol longhairs." their duties pertaining to mil itary aid.

untarily make himself unem window was twisted. Hamilton was shot by a hold' He swore he would get a and shave if it turned out ployable and then ask-society to support him, is absurd no They were flying In an army U8 Seminole liaison plane, a Business News ..13 up man In the Wells Fargo Bank as he responded in plain that hippie types were respon tion" the judge told Ronald MOSCOW (AP) A small American plane carrying two U.S. generals has landed safely in Soviet Armenia north of the area of Turkey over which it vanished, Tass news agency said todav. Tass said the four men aboard were in good health, and added: "The competent Soviet authorities have been instructed to investigate the circumstances connected with the above-mentioned violation of the Soviet Union's state frontier by the plane of the U.S. Air Force." The plane landed Wednesday near the town of Lcninakan in Armenia the agency reported.

It had been reported missing in bad weather. Aboard were Maj. Gen. Edward C. D.

Scherrcr, commander of the joint U.S. Military mission to Turkey, and Brig. Gen. Claudo M. McQuarrie head of the mission's Army section.

The Soviet Embassy in Ankara had said Russian planes joined in the air search, but Tass made no mention of this. twin-engine craft with a cruis- Classified AL 22 25 clothes to a robbery alarm. Pratte, 27-year-old father from ing speed of about 170 miles an sible for the slaying of Dr. Victor Ohta, his secretary, and three other members of his Comics 17 A man identified by police as the robber, Gilbert Folis, 27, Crossword 17 Editorial Features 27 was critically wounded by a bul hour. $10,000 Taken In SC Burglary Good Life 16 Boulder Creek, and his attorney, Ernest Fox of the Santa Cruz Legal Aid Society.

Pratte, with a long, tight braid down his back, beard and mustache, had asked the court to force county welfare let firt.1 by Hamilton's partner, Officer Jeffrey Brosch, 26, who family. A check with local barbers, however, revealed no rush on the part of hippies to be shorn. arriyed at the scene with Ham How to buy your home Do it with a professional, your Realtor. 1 He's the one who knows what properties are best for your needs. And best of all, where fhey are.

SANTA CRUZ LAND TITLE CO. IIS Cooper St. 423-7430 OPPOSITE FREE 2-HOUR CITY PARKING LOT ilton. Jonathan Kirsch, Sentinel Burglars entered the home of Tony Darwish, 147 Stockton Wednesday morning and The fu icral procession, which UCSC correspondent, said fear officials to grant him welfare aid. Both John Zchner and of retaliation against students Horoscope 17 Home Grounds 20-21 Merry-Go-Round 8 Mostly About People 19 Radio Programs 8 Sports ..15 Stocks 13 TV Programs 8 Tree 'n' Sea Living 4 Vitals 2B Weather 28 ran high even before a death stole in cash and jewel ry, according to city police.

note centered the search for James Huffman of the welfare department testified Pratte lost rhanres at jobs because he firmly refused to cut his (Continued on Page 2) had not yet arrived at the church, was several blocks away and diverted to St. James Church on 23rd Street and Guerrero. The procession returned to St. Brendan's Church, however, after it was searched for i Police said the burglars took more than $5,000 in cash. Pry marks were found on a window the killers on hippie-types It's worse now.

He said that one student had of the home. .1.