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BH A2 cdnesdiy-Miy 13 1964 Citizen-News y- US IsWinniriig 1 Department been a he said the public has received more information from the He contended the public image of the State Department has improved' citing the increased volume of applications from young people As for infiltration of this branch of government he maintained the Internal Security subcommittee is an effective watchdog against such attempts and homosexuals and incompetents are weeded out as quickly as possible Later in an address to Town Hall Phillips stressed the joint role of the press and government in keeping the public informed f--r LOS ANGELES-South Viet namese guerrillas are fighting inside North Vietnam but the United States plans for sending them arms or military advisors the US State news director declared yesterday Richard I Phillips' at a Bilt-more Hotel press conference are playing the game according to the Geneva rules' which prohibits troops from crossing the border between North and 'South Vietnam Werhave proof- Chinese arms have -been sent to the Viet Cong in violation of the Geneva agreement are not losing the war in South rVietnamf- We intend to win it -This is imperative to us from an economic and political standpoint tllt Are were to pull out as some politicians nave advocated it would be only a matter of weeks before the Viet Cong would take over the country Then the whole of Southeast Asia would be in danger of falling to the Reds Laos and Cambodia would be the first to The news director confirmed the report South Korea has volunteered to send troops to aid the South Vietnamese adding: offer is now receiving serious consideration Phillips denied charges of news management by the State BUff Pluto) ENTERTAIN AT PRESENTATION CEREMONY Songstress Vicki Carr and Bob Florence conductor one minutie after midnight Monday Oaa Brewer Operates Hie brewers retaliated by closing all major plants in the state with the exception of the Maier Brewing Co makers of Brew 102-The latter company is not a member of the Brewers Association which is involved in the dispute Leonard blamed the shutdown on failure of the brewers to provide for workers displaced by automation A spokesman for the California Brewers Association Monday called the demands of the teamsters and Wages are not a factor Leonard said only About cents -an hour separate the union: and the brewers It was the first major beer shutdown in the' state since 1958 and the prospects for beer drinkers is not bright according to Leonard The shutdown could chop off approximately 40 per cent of consumption that is imported from other states The Teamsters Union has proposed early retirement or job retraining for workers displaced by automation Management: spokesmen say the industry cannot absorb the added costs of the union demands- GRAMMY -V Staff Photo REPEAT -Married 59 years Mr and Mrs August Mueller' yesterday repeated their marriage in ceremonies at -Bethany Presbyterian Church Los Angeles conducted by the Rev George Cole Acting as of the was Francis Bushman matinee idol of former years His wife acted as the mother TIS NONSENSE TIME SC Girls Boys Vie At (Can Stacking v2 Giant Bears Braved in Den By Prowlers LOS ANGELES Griffith JPanc Zoo officials yesterday investigated what-might have bqpn a fatal intrusion by a piiWler into the den of three jmigg Kodiakbears S' zoo spokesman said a rope ladder was found dangling into thamoat surrounding the den 1 S--wood chisel a pair of 'plums and some other tools iwere found on the floor of the But there was no sign of life pother than the pacing bears Zpo attendants diverted the 'three bulky beasts into a side jhqjding cage to thoroughly check the area rif someone went into that the spokesman said might not have come iout-: This is the second intrusion inp the animal areas atthe jzajp in the past two weeks Last Week two teenagers broke into Jhe elephant compound at and rode two elephants £unjjl spotted by a gardener ar-rving for work Airport Oar-v i Park Chiefs i An officer of the auto parking concession at International Airport has been placed on three years probation after earlier pleading nolo contendre to making a false entry in corporate records Inglewood Superior Court Judge Vernon Spencer also ordered James Hughes 41 of Hawthorne to pay a $300 fine and make restitution Hughes local general manager of the Parking Corp of America which operated the airport lots under contract with the city was indicted April 16 1963 by the County Grand Jury after an audit showed $960 in arkin receipts were missing The nolo contendre plea was entered April 20 HOTEL CONTINENTAL sparklinf new entertainment now appearing 5 pm to-10 pm WEINPER mmic in tka tin MirtiMatil mnrm 7i RESTAURANT luncheon and dinner fashlpn fantasy -anry Sa Wad aaJ IkarL 12M thaintimata piano -bar faaturas PATTY ANDERSON 9 pm to 1:30 am atrvsd aatil 12:39 am 401 Sunaat Blvd for reservations call 656-4101 LOS ANGELES A Teamsters Union official yesterday -said striking brewery workers not ready to negotiate their contract differences with California breweries until tem pecs cool The George Leon ard executive secretary of Local 203 said the strike would Continue for at least might spread to other states Production in all but one major brewery ground to a halt Monday when brewers 'Shut down in retaliation for strikes About 7000 employes are involved The Teamsters Union struck thr Schlltz plant in Van Nuys and the Burgermeister Brewing Co in San Francisco at LOS A USC fraternity today announced the first nonsense contest of the season an emptysoft-drink-can-s tacking contest The brothers of Theta Chi Fraternity have been challenged on their claim they are world champions in the art of stacking the empty cans by sisters the Tri Delt Sorority Representatives of the two organizations are scheduled to meet at 10 am -Thursday in the parking lot at the rear of the fraternity house 2715 Portland St to settle the Usue Theta Chi president Paul Gilbert contends no one can better his record of stacking 1000 empty cans to a height of 15 feet in a one-square-foot area within an time Miss Dee May of Tri Delt LOS ANGELES A full report on why the county will need 2937 new employes- for the coming fiscal year has Continued from Paga gospel or religious recording Ajan snagged the best award The show was handled deftly by Stan Freeberg as emcee but the entire presentation might have been labeled inasmuch ss about 80 per cent of the winners were not at hand to pick up 'their awards The bulk of the prizes particularly in the classical categories were carried off by performers of groups 'in New York Charles Hits Jackpot Several surprises rocked the huge audience which also included simultaneous presentations in New York at the Waldorf Astoria and in Chicago at the Knickerbocker Hotel Steve Allen won a award for as the best original jazz composition the virtually Swingle Singers took top honors as the best new artists of 1963 A1 won him a Grammy for the best neriormance by an instrumentalist Ray Charles hit the jackootwith his as the best rhythm and blues recording ana Nirin Tempo and April Stevens took top spot for best rock and roll recording with Two young newcomers Vicki Carr and John Gary scored well with the hip audience in singing the five songs nominated for the song of the year Presentations to toe winners were made by a choice' of tars Previn Roie Marie arid Bill Cosby Randy Sparks and Dianne Jurgens Margaret Whiting and Johnny Mercer Jayne Meadows and Steve Allen Joni James and Tony Acqua-viva Jo Stafford and Lorne Green Maddens Star 3 Times Wed LONDON (UPI) Three-times msrried Hollywood star Eleanor Parker a a through London Airport today on -her way from Los Angeles to Austria vacation from Miss Parker said she had just separated from her third usband artist Paul Clemens with row no fuss no shouting at each other all been very peaceful and a little bit she said' decided to separate a few weeks ago but' who we may not get divorced 1 certainly started any proceedings The most important 'thing in a is that there are no hard feelings We still like each other a 1 I She added VI prefer feel that my separation is a vacation from marriage OK pending state park bond election in November The council members voted down a motion by Rundber for deletion of an access roa which will link the Brae Burn tract with Mandeville Canyon Rd Rundberg had contended the roadway would deposit an excessive traffic load on the Mandeville Capyori thoroughfare However spokesmen for the city Fire Dept contended the road was needed for emergency service into the area -Rundberg said he will seek a on remaining acreage in the area pending final adoption of the Santa Monica Mountain Plan Fired Police Officer Gets Old Job Back TORRANCE An 18-year veteran of toe Torrance police department today has been ordered reinstated to his $814-a-month job Lt Douglas Cook was ordered reinstated by the civil service personnel board following testimony at a hearing yesterday by DeptJ Atty: Gen JacYGoertzen'1 -Cook was- disnasSfed on chaises of giving false information to officers of the attorney general and district attorney in their' investigation 'of the police activities As the only witness at hearing Goertzen said Cook first stated to him last Dec 6 that he had never been ordered to make a surveillance of former Torrance City Councilman Robert Jahn1! which later he recanted The four-membe personnel board held that Cook had con mitted an error of judgment but under mitigating circumstances Promoter Faces Trial In Oil Bilk LOS ANGELES A 70-year-old self-styled has been ordered held to answer in Superior Court on charges of operating an i 1 stock swindle Municipal Court Judge Edmund Cooke ordered George Moss to appear May 25 for arraignment on 10 counts cf grand theft and six counts of violating the Corporate Securities Act He was arrested Feb 8 in his motel room 10827 Magnolia Blvd North Hollywood 1L0S ANGELES An appeal by homeowners protesting development of toe 800-nome Brea Burn tract easterly of Mandeville Canyon was turned down yesterday following a lengthy debate in City Council The city lawmakers ruled against imposing a on tract developers in the canyon area which neighborhood spokesmen say is earmarked as a portion of a future 20 000-square-acre state park In denying the appeal from the city Planning Commission the City Council cleared the way for construction of giant housing tract and golf course southerly of -Mulholland Dr between the San Diego Freeway and Mandeville Canyon Rd Councilman Karl Rundberg com mentecLJ is no ordinary tract jnap we nave tried for years to preserve this area for a However Asst City Atty Claude Hilker told the council man it would be illegal in his opinion tract developments in the area merely to await the outcome of the Joan Returns As Rolls Out Riig LGNG- BEACH Rousing ceremonies for globe-circling aviatrix Joan will be held today by Long Beach city officials for the Long Beach housewife who will arrive home shortly before noon The attractive 27-year-old aviatrix who landed her twin-engine Piper-Apache at Oakland yesterday after making the last 100 miles of her 27500-mile solo trip on one engine will land at the municipal airport in Long Beach Two Coast Guard airplanes escorted Joan on a portion of the last lee of the journey from Honolulu to Oakland after she feathered the right eri-gine-U J- It was this same right engine which earlier caused postponement of Mrs homeward flight after she had gone 200 miles from Honolulu Mayor Edwin Wade city council men high school bands and proud Long Beach citizens were expected to greet the pert blonde when she touches down Flying a rout similar to the ill-fated one taken by aviatrix Emelia Earhart in 1937 Mrs Merriam had hoped to become the first woman to complete a solo flight around the world when she left Oakland in disagrees and avers her six-member- team will outs tack the boys In any event all eyes will be on the girls Gilbert' says the six ugliest boys in his fraternity will be matched against the six prettiest Tri Delts Gil- bert captains the male team Gene Fowler Wife Named As Officers For the first time in its history the American Cinema Editors Inc have a man and wife as top officers Members organization last night Voted in Gene Fowler as president and his wife Marjoner secretary in the annual election dinner atthe Continental Hotel 'j' Also named were Norman Colbert vice' president Ira Heymann treasurer and four-two-year-term board members Gerard Wilson Robert Belcher Hugh Chaloupka and Charles Freeman with Alan Jags being elected to a one yearierm ney the celebrated dancer-choreographer who died of pneumonia Sunday night The memorial services were followed by burial rites in Old Landing Cemetery at Marion Mass The '39-year-old Miss Haney was a native of New Bedford Mass near Marion The Winter Garden was selected for the service because it houses the hit musical to which Miss Haney made her last choreographic contribution The stage was banked with flowers for the brief service highlighted by eulogies from Hal Prince producer of Loves for which Miss Haney created the choreography actor Stanley Prager who appeared with her in and dancer Gene Kelly with whom she worked in Hollywood Among those attending the service were Ray Stark Gar-son Kanin Jerome Robbins Oona White Robert Fosse Gwen Verdon Zero Mostel Joseph Hamilton and Joseph Kip-nis wmwjL I I ATTRACTION NITILY KLAC DEI JAY KEN REED been ordered by County Supervisors Supervisors directed County Manager Lindon Hollinger to submit a complete report justifying the extra jobs recommended in his proposed 1964-65 budget The $7693 million budget NEW YORK (UPI) Seven due for consideration at hear--hundred show business lumi-ings next month currently jnaries and friends attended calls for a hike of 2766 cents I memorial services today at the Winter Garden for Carol Ha- in the county tax rate Carol Haney's Rites Motel Closing Asked by DA In Vice War LOS ANGELES The county has fired another round in its allout war against alleged prostitution and vice in the 68 St and Central Ave area Chief Dep Dist Alt' Man-ley Bowler yesterday requested closure of Cozy Cort Mctel 1114-1120 67th St for a period of one year under the red light abatement act The action was filed in the South Gate Municipal Court of Judge A Boone Bowler said the action was taken after 37 complaints by deputies and resi- dents in the area alleged the remises of the motel were hi eing used for and The courts have set May 22 as the date for the motel to explain why the restraining order should not remain in effect In a second action the the Board of Supervisors approved a recommendation that Lonnie Ryan operator of the High Heel Cafe at 6718 Central Ave be granted a hearing on revocation of his license Sheriff Peter re ported his deputies had made many arrests for immorality in the cafe $3000 RING Suspect Coughs Up Evidence LOS ANGELES Police today were cleaning up details in an investigation which led to the arrest of a cleaning woman who literally coughed up a $3000 diamond ring Officers Watts and Highley were investigating the theft last night at the home of the victim Thomas Richord 60 930 Union Ave after he discovered the ring missing from a drawer The officers interrogated the suspect Verna Cassa 27 Venice Blvd a domestic employed by Richord who said she had taen the ring but had swallowed it When advised she would have her stomach pumped at Central Receiving Hospital the woman' coughed up toe ring and was booked on suspicion of grand theft accord-mg to" police Kills Teacher LONG A bathroom accident was blamed fpr the death of a Long Beach elementary school teacher whose body was found slumped her' water-filled bathtub early today The victim was identified as Bar bar a Ellen Stamp 33 whose body was discovered shortly after midnight in her flooded' bathroom with the water-still-running' police said body was discovered by her husband'Enrique' fcdwsr-do Zambrano 20 when he returned home and was unable to get into the' house in the face of locked doors Authorities said the woman had apparently slipped and fefl striking her head against the tub' SACRAMENTO (UPI) A marathon dispute over Gov record state budget stymied since its introduction April Fools day neared an end today in the Assembly The Ways and Means Committee sceduled a special session Jo approve the J36-page measure" and send it to the floor where it was expected to be passed to the Senate this afternoon or tomorrow Committee chairmen Robert Crown Alameda said Jhink be any deadlock fended when: Democrats meeting behind closed jdoors agreed to reduce the giant expenditure by $407 million to $363 billion the largest in state history Hie7 Democratic action followed tentative agreement by Republicans The compromise climaxed lengthy hassle that started when Republicans demanded a $635 budget cut including $275 million in welfare A tentative agreement was reached last week on the closed welfare language Meanwhile the Senate -continued to hold its version of a state spending program for 1964-65 Assembly Speaker Jesse Un-ruh said it would be at least Friday before the Legislature could pass a final budget to the Governor: And he estimated it would be Tuesday "before the legislature could go home In other developments: Jack Schrade R-Del Mar charged that State Controller Alan Cranston had turn: ed his office into a political He said in a senate resolution that reports to Atty Gen Stanley Mosk indicated state inheri tance tax appraisers might be keeping duplicate sets of ac counts to pad their expenses senate transportation committee killed an assembly-passed anti-billboard proposal but adopted in its place a weaker measure aimed at federal interstate highways senate Governmental Efficiency Committee cleared a complicated bill to give the state a bigger share of profits from oil" drilled- from Long Beach tidelands WE MIGHT CUT PRICES BUT NEVER CORNERS BECAUSE LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT TO OUR CUSTOM -t UPHOLSTERING EXPERTS AND TO OUR DISCERNING CUSTOMERS SOFA -''N Supervisor Frank Bonelli requested that each board member be given a breakdown just- where the employes be added and why they are needed In his budget message Hollinger said that 958 of the workers are needed to meet added hospital and welfare loads 353 will be added to the department and 249 to the probation department In addition the' county will start paying salaries of 797 health employes who will be transferred to the county when the city-county health consolidation becomes effective July 1 More Trucks DETROIT The East-North Central states of Michigan Illinois Indiana 1 Ohio and Wisconsin have 16 per cent of the commercial trucks and buses This is more than any other region VV FRANK SENNES CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING or the strip NEWEST starring GEORGE ATEDDYand THE CONDORS AMtRICAN BEETLES ALL WORKMANSHIP UARANTII9 TNI UFf OP TNI FAIRIC Wa-affar a wida chaica af fabrlai ar waagahyda 'and cam plata rebuilding raityling furnitura All'wark ineludac'aaw Intida matartal Asmn added Sarvica af additlaa chaff CUSTOM MADE DRAPES TO YOUR I MKASURIMINT AT OUR 5PICIAL LOW PRICIS I 'Carters Upholstery 7027 iMwty IM AX1-42S0 FACTORY 4119 IROADWAY 59 PfMS continuous 00-00 music from 6 PM Iimo OL 4-4450 NO COVERaHO MIN DRINKS SI DINNERS tram S325 OPEN FROM 6 pm to 4 aai NITEUT 1 UP! Trtrahotrt IN ON FINAL WORLD-GIRDLING LAP ON WING AND A PRAYER Aviatrix Joan Merriam Smith gets Long Beach welcome 1 CAME ft Y- 1-4.