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Colorado Springs, Colo. Sunday, Aug. 2, 1970 Guerrillas Strike Again Uruguay (Continued from Page One) Fartor, was to got him to thi the factory, where a big pavroH wr, kept But the manaper was out and while the Tupamarns wait rd arrived a gurifiKht. the terrorists et.oapi-d. police said.

Gen Antonio Franresc, the interior minister, made the first public pronouncement since the kidnaping 01 Dan A. Mitrione. 50, a security official, and Aloysio Mares Diaz Gomidc. 41, the Brazilian consul in Montevideo. government has nothing to say about exchanging the naped diplomats for political prisoners so long as the Foreign Ministry has not received an official communique from the Fhrancese said in a radio interview.

The government thus snubbed FORECAST Navy Polaris Project Success From Start By FRANK MACOMBER they could about the still- MilUary-Aerospace Writer shadowy Atla.s intercontinental! Copley New Service ballistic missile. i The sign read only: The Atlas, then soon to he- Navy Polaris That come known as firsti was all loafer the sign, on a a n-spanning missile and door to the supcr.sccrct chief deterrent to another global office in a building at Patrick war. was the big news Polaris Air Force Base on lower Cocoa was just another name for the Beach, Fla would mean vol- North Star in those days of 1957. umes in the history of jo the north a few miles at' Weaponry Cape Canaveral now Cape But not that day in late 1957. ncdy).

the federal space agency when newsmen were snooping was only beginning to think around Cocoa Beach to find out about the Mercury manned space flight program. 1 ex- WHATHKR Rain fK'i'ted Sunday in northern C.rcat the ra.slern Gulf Coa-t area and in Diminishing Enemy Activity Predicted p.irt.s of the will be hot in (he Gulf area and the Suuthwe.vt. (AP Map) News Briefs anci Announeenients OPENING. SUNDAY. AUGUST 2, SEHRANI BAKING COMPANY.

The only hearth baked Carson Soldier Murdered in Shooting Loca By (iEORGE ESPER 35 In 1957 the Polaris program was already a year old. The Navy had gathered together its best engineering and scientific, minds, along with many from universities and laboratories. The boss of the whole show was Hear William F. (Rcdt Kayborn, USN, who later came known as the papa of the nobinson IS said to have ycl- stop. The car and hard rolls stopped and Jones is reported to no longer as a star but miles northwest of Phnom Pikes Peak Area.

These have gotten out of the right- as a potential weapon launched (Continued From Page One) ing the vehicle. both wholesale and retail. Stop stepped onto the sidewalk where world a deterrent SAIGON fAP) Lt Gen. Mi- Penh to 80 miles north of the products are available hand side of the car and from beneath the sea at targets a Friday afternoon to chael Davison, commander of capital the newspaper El Diario. The The heaviest attack hU the call 2027 West Colorado Inttrr demanded the release of provincial capital of Kompong Avenue, 635-5993.

letter (icmannen Cambodia a month ago. said miles north, where he was shot. an unspecified number of politi- 80 cal prisoners for the freedom of Saturday he secs a diminishing South Vietnamese AC47 gun- Mitrionc and Diaz It level of enemy in ships temporarily drove the also said Mitrione underwent South Vietnam's 3rd military re- North Vietnamese and Viet emergency surgery for a chest embracing Saigon and 11 in Sal- a'u" --ces, thLicitv the letter listed the Despite Communist command helping the Cambodians only in serial number of offensive aimed at toppling ma- flying reconnaissance watch. missions j.Lft Giain and Grape Restaurant, jor Cambodian and trying to cut roads to block be Jerry Mallett to aggression a.s great as any vet conceived bv the milltary- Detectivcs Cpl. John Donahoo mind.

I and Sgt. Quentin Conrad were Polaris became known as the called to the scene to investi- for it was to be gate the shooting, launched from widc.ranging They were aided in the inves- nuclear-powered U.S. subma-. ROTARY East Colorado tigat ion by Lt. Charles M.

Malo- submerged beneath any, Springs Rotary Club will meet ncy and Patrolman William ocean in the world, to home in at 12 15 p.m. Monday at the Robertson, among others. SUICIDE is not the amswer. Dial 471-(HELP) 471-4357 for 24 hour service. If President Jorge Pachecot north and northwest of wd whose topic will be reco negotiate with the Penh, Dav.son said in an Wilderness Areas." Communist com- of Areco Tupamaros, he will reverse a view: long-standing policy never to "As it stands right now, none njnnd one deal with of the three North Vietnamese broadest Foreign Minister Jorge Peir- army divisions (the 5th.

and the war no Facio met Saturday with 9th) that are ir U.S. Ambassador Charles Adair fluence affairs in Boy Lost in Mountains milUary Springs will meet at At Fairplay KIWANIS Kiwanis Club of on targets nearly 3.000 miles away, with nuclear or conventional warheads. That was the concept in 1957. Ten years ago. on July 20, 1960, the concept became a reality.

At 1:39 p.m. (EDT) that day came the first firing of the Polaris A-1 mi.ssile from the nuclear submarine George Washing- anVFacio met Saturday with 9th) that are in a position to m- spokesmen said a maximum FAIRPLAY (AID Search 'friir US Ambassador Charles Adair fluence affairs in the 3rd mili- about 5.000 North Vietnamese presented by the teams fanned out over an area tom cruising submerged off the and Brazil's Ambassador, Luis tary region seem to be capable and Viet Cong Ward Hurlburt whose topic about three miles north of here AUantic oast near ape ana- Bastian Pinto. Neither Peirano of doing anything about it. ating will be and the Fam- late Saturday in an attempt to veral, nor the two embassies com-; Davison, commander of 4 -year-old Jeff ()Tonne I of mented on the meetings. American forces in the 3rd miU- Mitrione, a U.S.

Navy veteran tary region that shares 231 of the Mekong miverju Mem- Golden, the heavy woods. ess than three hour.s later a reported in missile surged from the and former Indiana policeman, miles of border with Cambodia. was attached to the Agency for said that, if the North Viet- International Development as a namc.se and Viet Cong public safety adviser to the Uru- any idea of resuming the pre- since June 30 ignited and raced to its tar office gfl more than 1.000 miles away. After the first skyward blast Edward Nash missile buried deep in the hou'r 'iollows The "public is In-when he wandered away'from had come this brief mes- hour loliows. pimi tons skipper to Pre.sident Ei- ANNOUNCING the Opening of An estimated 50 volunteers were pressed into the search for I out of the 50 miles northeast of The Fairplay sheriffs lA i.ev« if dinner at noon Tue.sday at 124 said the child was with his haiZ" S.

8th St. Meeting and mother, Mrs. guayan police force. While level of activity i.n ing to work Friday, Tupamaros his zonoi. Ihey ve got to restore command pulled out in a station wagon ran their car their logistics posture.

Cambodia The Americans into his, and forced him into an- I reckon it will two months of sweep deep to target other vehicle, waiting nearby, them from four to six osteopathic physician the child with more reported on he added. hard to see how and surgeon for the practice of route to the scene, 'bcv would be in a position to do medicine including ob------------------ Iqak no anvlhing much before the and pediatrics, 1512 ivcnl of the drv season (Novem- SoPlb Vietnam 3rd military 5 been no significant is a logistics lead LIONS Lions Club of Colo MISS RLAGK Miss Sammie Jean Small, 22-ypar-old law student the I rnvfi'ity of w.ts Black nf Saturday in She Usted Spruig.s as her hunif'. ahheugh origmal'y frem (AP Hundreds Treated for Bad Trips af Rock Festivals (Corstinued From Page One) said Favctte County, "Whatever il calls Walter Saur. But there Bomb Advice Traced To Boulder First Time Mover Help is Now Available lime. They have to get the stuff border." he said, "olheyhan an gp.ings will meet at 12:15 Together.

Vv to run the Tuesday the Antlers oing to be a rirst- un 1 a I editor time mover? Panther Publications Inc of Colorado Springs Sun. who if so, you are in the minority. Panther 1 uhlicalions, "If they came after us, a LVS. speak on "Whafs Going according to Burnham Van (Continued From Page One) logi-uit-i. int-y nave lu ta rhrck nut the areas testified before the permanent gantlet down Chi Minh Plaza Hotel.

Speaker will be Are you going investigations subcommittee that trail (in eastern Laosi and into Boulder was one of the principal distributors turc of sich a greater thejevei of enemy amount of strength to conduct terms of their overt military activity and seen a slight di- Service, nationwide movers. With 35 million persons moving year, firsi-timc movers found in two Among army pamphlets pro- an offensEe. So lUs a relative KIWANIS Kiwanis Club of each vided bv Panther, Manuel said. term. My judgment would be the Rampart Range will meet at are mostly to be were Mine running the thing in Tuesday at the Ramada categories: and Cambodia pretty much on a said enemy Inn.

Capt. Donald Kidd, Cana-i j. Young couples moving into Forces Operational shoestring. terms of ammunition sup- present the NORAD 2 Older couples, whoso chil- He said Panther also claims ply, probably doing it MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY illustrated with colored dj-grj grown up, and who to have circulated 5,000 copies of principaily with small arms and NEW DELHI slides. are moving to a smaller home a book smuggled from Cuba light mortars, stuff that is mountain climbers froze to or apartment or retirement which has turned up in police easily transportable.

And their death July 23 trying to scale I KIWANIS Kiwanis Club of community, raids from coast to coast. The expenditure rates are not very Srikund Peak in Manitou Springs will meejt at; strictly speaking, older book contains diagrams and in- i Himachal Perfect The second successful launch ing a few hours later was a sort of anticlimax. Yet it proved out said the mayor, "this gathering juu i-n'l the to cope a revolulionarv concept in sea- persons remains uith n. borne weaponry. banned.

who wants to make Today the mating of the Po- And a rock fe.stival was in its a can be our laris and the atomic submarine second day Saturday at Man- guest. Saur, but is a success story known to scau, Quebec. The mu.sic went goes into that compound most Americans. Twice Polaris into the early morning hours and comes out alive wnicd be was refined and beefed up to Saturday. luck) give it even more range and Although hundreds of young ilighwa) patrolmen and local destructive power as it rode people were reported to have ofiucrs have lordoni'd ofi the aboard 41 U.S.

Fleet Ballistic left the Powder Ridge ski area area, but few actually set Missile submarines -site of the middle festival' foot on the hayfield. Polaris seemed for a time the Saturday, thousands of vouths The festival site is a 22it-acre ultimate seaborne deterrent to remained. Dr. William havticld overlooking a river war. Hut that would have meant the festival medical director, ley.

time was standing still. So said the crowd was getting Judge FB Shaw of Navv carne along with the fol- bored without music and drugs Fayette County DiStru Poseidon, even more were being used because the cleared the way for the festival ominous in terms of what havoc young people had "nothing else by ordering the county board of it (X)uld visit on an aggressor to He said his medical supervisors to make an excep- who struck first. team had treated a tion in health and safety re- Poscidon, due to enter thousand bad quiremcnts. The event, organ- arsenal of deterrent more than we had at ized by Sound Storm Inc. of Chi- weapons early in 1971, has 1 Woodstock with 460,000 cago, began Friday night as structions for the manufacture of explosive bombs and incendiaries and offers guidance to the prospective saboteur in pick-; ing targets.

Manuel said. enforcement officials all over the country have document-; ed for us incidents where these diagrams have been circulated on college campuses, or have been found in the of members of extremist organizations, or have appeared in certain underground newspapers of considerable Manuel testified. Vital Stalislics fTVEBAUI Stampi. Portland. pasted Sunday.

Grave- terklcet Wediietday 3 30 p.m. greaii Cesietary, Rev. Dala Graham, dergymafi. (Law) Norma Jean Ramin gtoit patMd away Wilcox, Friday'. Arrangemenis later.

(Law) ORLOW-Mni Renrlelta O. Orlow, 25411 Chtmayo. Graveside Evergreen Cemetery 11 am. Monday, Rt Rev. Bdsgr.

Robert F. Hoifman. celebrant (Swan) 2, WOODT-Mri. Fern ia)B Pot ter Dr Concluding and interment Mercer Funeral Home. Kansas.

Enemy attacks were reported slate, the Press Trust Saturday at several key points said Saturday. A fourth in Cambodia in an arc the climbing party survived rSWRJ.RGEH—Services for Mr. Jacob Umberger 10 00 a Monday in the Chapel of Chapel Interment Memorial Gardens. (Chape! of Mortuary) Dorothy 1 ruther will be Tutwday 3 pm. at the Blunt Mortuary.

Rev. Roy Raese olficiai- tng. Interment Evergreen Cemrtery (Blunt) CARD OF THANKS Tha family oi Bernard J. Lamar wish to express sincere thanks to the staff of Penrote Hospiial; it Ambulance Rev. Roger Woodall, and the many friends who were so kind and at the ttma of tha loss of our hu.vband and father.

Mary Hardy Lamar Mary Jeanne Danis md family Sandra Benell and family Gaya Schneebeck and famUy Like the Polaris, it will be than 30.000” vibrated to the able to reach any spot on earth electric rock mu.sic at Wadena, from its firing point beneath the Several of the persons treated soa. Its multiple warheads will for drug effects were deliver eight times the destruc-; ferred to a hospital in Oelwcin, tive power of the most ad- some 25 miles to the southeast, vanced Polaris. drugs are flowing like The Poseidon is to replace the Polaris aboard 31 of the 41 vicV is avaUable from missile-launching submarines at; rienced majority of reputable sea today, beginning next year. moving firms which make up But the Navy stop with the moving industry. Poseidon.

It alreaciy is You can receive free pointers working on what it calls yy on how to pack, servicing of ap- Undersea Long-Range Mis-; pliances, things to do to dis- sile System for the mid-or-late (Continued From Page One) continue services at your prc- 1970s. It would require sent address and start them at building of an entire new fleet choking smog. and purposes, moving is a new experience for them. For official or unofficial time movers looking with a cer- mount of dread at the ahead of them, much more help is available than in past. Time and money-saving ad- Orchard Owner Jailed Over Migrant Issue Smog Plagues Big Cities jgeiUfCTd- SJIOW YOl'C'ARE Joe Loveless FLORIST II7S.

Tejon 633-4653 TOP NOVELTY WINNERS Several hundred residents and visitors attended the annual Kiddie Rodeo Revue, one of the most colorful events of the year, Saturday morning in Acacia Park. They watched youngsters 12 and under have iun as rjtey competed for trophies in four separate categories. W'inners of the girl's novelty and novelty classes are shown They are. left. Shannon Kelly.

5. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kelly of 4200 Maizeland and right, Brian 9.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schwarz of 2703 Tre- rnont St. (Gazette Telegraph Photo) TRAVERSE CITY. Mich.

(AP) A 70-year-old orchard owner is in jail today in this inorthern Michigan city for al- ilowing unsanitary housing con- jditions for migrant workers. I It was first such case in and perhaps in the I said attor- jney general, Frank Kelley. Kel- managed to avoid last igy said 0. M. Tompkins was jailed Friday on the order of vour new address- how to makeatom-powered submarines to Though other overseas points Traverse County Circuit Court an inventory of your household launch the third generation of did not experience critical pollii- judge Charles Brown, goods etc under-sea-launched rockets.

tion situations last week, smog The attorney general said rep- If vou want to do the, While July 20 represents the is a problem in many major cit- rcs(mtativcs of his office and Dackine yourself your mover tOth anniversary of ies of the world. Grand Traveres County Prosc- can arrange to have it done for greatest seaborne deterrent' Pines along the Appian Way cutor John Blakeslee pressed vou bv professionals power, the George Rome are dying from the case against Tompkins on If vour move is a long dis- waited until Nov. 15, 1960, fumes. Auto exhausts of the Michigan 'tance one ask your moving rep- slip quietly out of Charleston, S. plague citizens of Rome, Naples iDepartment.

Tompkins resentative for road maps, a list and into the Atlantic to and Milan. jailed for contempt of an or er of hotel and motel accommoda- begin first deterrent; Smog is a growing problem in evacuate the camp. Jbe eld- tions and other aids to make undersea patrol. Soviet Union but because lerly orchard owner refused vour trip to the new home The Strategic Systems; Russia have nearly the for a state license to pleasant one Project Office dates back to number of private cars as New the workers, Kelley said. 0 special value is a free'Nov.

15. 1955. Yet today the York or Tokyo, prob -1 There were about 20 migrant booklet which can be very help- isame mission remains-lems are less severe. Neverthe- jworkers living on the Tompkins ful in planning a move For a unchanged- that of the Soviet Union is not'property, most of them Mexi- copy, write to Fleet Ballistic Missile Force building any more factories from Tcxa.s, Shipped booklet Burnham Van with weapons required to warn near urban areas and has plans said Kelley. Service.

Cohimbus, Georgia would-be aggressors. to move some old ones farther ()uthouses at the camp were 31902 Command of the Polaris sub- from cities. filthy, Kelley said. Garbage dis- marines 16 rockets to a craft London to have severe posal facilities were inadequate BRIGHTEN UP BRICK i- falls to the commandcrs-in-smogs but have them and children were with Want to brighten up a brick chief of the Atlantic and more since smokeless fuel in a few feet of a manure-iit- vsall or planter in back vard or fleets. Target Is a fun- was made compulsory years tcred cow barn, he added, Trv coating vour ma- ction of the Joint Chiefs of hack.

That doesn't mean that Leon Cohan, deputy attorney isonrv surface in a high-gloss Staff pollution a problem. Pea general, said Tompkins would 'enamel the kind espcciallv But only the president of the soup fogs are still common. The probably be released from jai designed for exterior masonrv'l i United States can initiate is considering air after the workers were paid off iThe bright, shiny surface w-illsequence of events required to.pollution taxes on industry as and had left the camp. He said add a veneer of modernity to Polaris missile on thejweU as an pollution pro- They expected to leave by update your garden setting! way to an enemy target. gram.

Monday. Health was.