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nieidnlh In ais tin,|i|iiih !Iu* duly |
wlih h a.'is laid dawn , , I want
It known I hid II ia m.v weakness
an I tin) ynur id I eii^tii ami yniir
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CJanllc'. el' i;»e (Mtlijil III I'ls as lie
ralltiil the Kl *e Flellth in W<>rl<l
Wa« ||
The lollowinr; It hr,ram was re
ceived llii iiiiii imi).’ Iiv tlir NWA
('hamlei n|‘ Commerce from Clary
'I Iiu11" a , executive assistant to
(Jovei mu Kuan
"Preliminary Noino Vocation
al School plans approved by
Department of Education and
transmitted to Division of Build
ings to architect can prepare
!'nal plans."
$1 Billion in Contributions
NEW VOHK </T» fVmlributloiiH
In A111 * i a ’a 11 collides and univer
sities 1"ta 11•«I mnic than $1 billion
last year, with Yale and Harvard
topping thf list.
Tht' Coiini'il for Einaiiriul Aid to
K ducat ion reported Sunday that
Yah* received JtiftH of nioi'i* than
$•11! million for the 1 IMS 1-H2 year,
| while Harvard received $40 mil
lion.
I .S. W ill Make
V Third I'i'n al
Hiyli \ 11 i t n«l<' Shot
lloNOl.Ul V V I'!',- United
S!at« s will s1 ake .1 third try at
i \ ploduir, 1' hi.'.a ’ and 111 phi t
atmospheric nuiitnr s!tnt of tin'
I'unvnt Pacific m t ie on \Vcdne-.
d a \ nipht, the Fourth of .1 u 1 \ ,
aho\ o .tohnston I -land
A spokesman for .1 % int Ta-.k
Force 1!. which 1 conductiti}.; the
testa said the blast is -cheduled
between 1 a.m Thursday and . .si)
a.in., KST
Washmpton reports have mdi
rated tlit' explosion will lump the
Pacific serii's neat conclusion The
reports said tin* set ies is about !!!>
per cent completed.
Officially, the hipli-altitude de
\ ice will have the explosive force
of more than a million tons of
TNT, the power scientists call a
inepaton Unofficially, it is ex
peeled to be up to 50 times as
powerful as the nuclear warhead
dropped on Hiroshima,
holm, Paris and London, amour;
off at an altitude of about 1100
miles.
The first hinh shot attempt, June
1, was aborted when the Thor
missile’s trackiiu; system failed.
The second attempt, on June 10,
was scrubbed when the Thor hull
overheated and collapsed. Parts of
the second meket fell back on
Johnston Island, sliphtly injui nut
two ci\ ilian technicians
The blast mas knock a hole in
the ionosphere, a layer of space
particles which reflect radio waves,
and disrupt com m 11 n 1 c a tions
throughout the Pacific for hour:
PRISON MKT A Is. AT
SAN gtlliNIIN IOIIII)
SAN QUKNTIN, Calif I/P Six
condemned murders will) nothinp
In lose made a 11<>)m-Ics:; attempt In
break out of San Quentin prison’s
death row, hut heavily puarded
steel doors and tear pas were too
much for them.
Two puards were eluhhed with
iron bars and held as host apes for
three hours, escaping alive alter
one captive officer defiantly shout
ed a waruinp to prison officials
nvei the telephone.
The desperate convicts never had
a chance in the first attempt in
San Quentin'-, prim history to es
cape from death row.
In their fit I wild ui pc for free
dom they .stunned Si t l!o,y Kar
dell and pliard (’ I. I )i .itl ick with
blows struck with iron bars saw
ed from their cell dom They arm
ed themselves with a botpun and
pistol seized from the officers and
then the plot tailed oil into futility
m aimless telephone talks with pri
son official
‘‘We took, a p,amble and lo: I,"
killer Luis l\1nv., aid after it was
all ovei "We tried to pet old. We
had nothinp to lose."
Another coic icl in the plot was
A11 p'tine Maldonado, partner of
Mo.va m a Ventura murder for
pay.
The other foul all awaitinp the
pas chain hci foi murders were
Clyde Mate , Manuel Chavez, Wil
lard Winhoven aim David Mickley.
After the surrender, all six Were
placed in solitary confinement
A secreted hacksaw blade was
the key to the escape attempt. Five
of the death row mmal.es had used
the blade to cut tlllnllph the bars
at the bottom of theii cell doors
Alter severinp the bar.., they were
| put back in place until this morn •
* inp’.s break
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Mar.■ i and ;!,(» mi Ana tr< •. ;
arc i einaming,
The I AS 1X fell e I )e alAment
announced the withdrau al Sundav
and said I've ideiit Kennedy had
atithoi i. ed it The amiuiineeinent
aid mere Marines might he with
drawn seen, depending on the
situation
A I S Kinha..s\ spokesman aid
the Leathernecks “will still he in
a position to move hack i|tiickh
it necessary." The.s were rushed
to Thailand from units of the U S
7th Meet in the Western l’acafie
The US. Task Force was rushed
to Thailand in mid-May after the
Hod rebels m Laos broke a reuse
fire and advanced nearh to the
holder of Thailand
The Uommunist guerrillas did
not press their offensive, however,
and 1 I days ago the three political
factions in Laos reached an agree
inent and formed a coalition go'
eminent tun ler the nout ralist
I 'i nice Si im anna I 'laiiima
SON IN IMPROVING 1
IN LONDON IIOSWl'AI
Ain u suicim a in mi* r
LONDON WV' Kunaway pv
Dr. I!i>1 m rl A Sohlen was reported
• ■lit nf dapper today aftei trying
to kill himself alioanl a crowded
Israeli airliui'i r«*t11ntin:him to
an American pi i on,
T li e hail .nimpinu fill year-old
psychiatrist, sentenced to life im
prisonment foi spying fm the So
viet Union, slashed his wrist and
stabbed hilusell' in the abdomen
with a steak knife Sunday during
a flip,lit hack to I\|i'\v Ym 1; after
heilie, refused political a. s lum in
Israel
Sohlen suflers from leukemia
cancer of the blood and doctors
said last August he had less than
a year to live.
Sohlen, accompanied In a US
marshal, made his suicide attempt
aboard an Ml AI Airline- I lociny
707 over the Kuplish Channel as
the hip, jet approached London for
;i routine stop
The I athuaniun born doctor was
rushed to Hillingdon Hospital
where Scotland Yard detectives
siood puard over Ins, room.
A H it ish I lollle < Iff ice spt ikes
nian made clear that Sohlen, who
was deported Sunday from Israel,
would not be allowed to stay in
Britain
!
Si ibleii h >rf« ited $ 11111,111111 hai I , '
and fled from the United States
last week after losinp an appeal
attains! the life sentence • iven him 1
for spying for the Soviet Union
dtirint; World War II lie was
traced to Tel Aviv, Israeli authori j
lies expelled him on the grounds'
that he entered the count ry on j
false documents the ('anadian ;
pa; sport of hi ; late brother
Sohlen was secretly bundled
aboard tin Israeli airliner Sunday
11101 pint; for Athens and ti an -
felted there to a chartered air
liner returninp lf>2 Americans
from vacations in Israel
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Fair with 5-1!) mph westerly
winds. Low tonipht: 45, hip'll to
morrow f!7. In the last 24 hours:
Hiph of flft, low of 45 Max wind
Hi mph from the WSW Sunrise
at I 50 am, sunset at 10 5!) pm.
Temps a year apo today: Hiph
of 72, low of 55. Extremes on this
date since 1007 Hiph of til in 1050,
low of 52 in 1052
Saskalrhru an
l*ri\alr Dorlois
<»o ()ul ()n Slrikc
ii!•'< ;iN.\. S . ? ,\ trike
!-y nni • i.f S,i katehcwan"- 700
private li K'tui tin. province
uf ">,im)0 people today as the
o r i .1 ii. ! pi i >vi: icia] ^overniru'nt.
launched tin- tut lip; compulsory
modi,-al in ui ama plan in North
Amu ica.
('har. in. that tin- plan opens the
door to I’.owrnment control over
their profession, doctor:; took off
on vacation or quit the province
to practice cl- ewhere
Most tloctors’ offices and clinics;
were closed for the Dominion Day
holitlay today, hut many display
ed sinus sayinc, they would remain
shut.
r rii' emergency treatment was
provided l\v about 1M() volunteer
doctors at 24 of tho province's 120
hospitals, but officials warned they
may he unable to extend this
service beyond two week
Authorities began moving emer
tlenrv and chornie cases to the 24
hospital; The hospital, said they
Were busy hut were not over
loaded One fatality, an infant, was
The Medical fare Commission
set up to administer the new iti
: urance plan began bringing in
doelors from outside the province
to staff hospital1 and to serve in
I communities where local doctors
have walked out.
i Four doctor arrived ft rn I’.ri -
j tain More are expect, d
I The dispute ha; been raging for
’ 20 month: over the plan, which is
| financed by taxes and pei opal
i premium: .
The pro:1,i am. modeled after Bri
tain’s National Health Service. pro
vides for all medical ervices
except drugs, dental work, eye
glasses, diagnosis and treatment
of cancer, and hospitalization
NIKITA COMMITS HI SSI A
TO HACK I NO HID (HINA
IN FORMOSA SIR All'S
MOSCOW '.-It Siivie't Premier
Klim Jiiiicv committed the Soviet
Union today to I).u'kini' Communist
Chinn in rcnewi'ii milit.iry maneu
vering in Formosa Strait..
“lie who dares to attack the
People’, Republic of China will
tnec t enr hint’, rehnlf from the
ureal Chine e people, the peoples
of the Soviet Union, the entire
1 oeiali: t camp," he aid during a
report on his recent trip 1o Ro
mania "And let no one have any
doubts on thi.; i
TWO MORI CONVK IS
COM I DOW N Oi l IOW I R
i’iT'rsr,ri!(;ii sv* Two more
<•«>rivi«■ t: , indudinr; nnn leader
Robert I*;iyiit-, came down from a
water tower today at Western
Slate penitentiary. That, left only
one of tlie original 19 pri. oner:;
jierehed on the tower.
Surrendering with Payne, 29,
wa .Janies Reed, 2J. Still holding
out wa. Charles Miller, 92, serving
a life term for murder.
Warden James Maroncy said
Payne and He<«d “didn’t look j'ood,
their lips were puffy and swollen,”
hut they elitnbed down on their
own.
fJuards eseorted the pair to the
prison hospital where they were
lilaeed under treatment for ex
posure and the effects of thirst
and lack of food.
Payne is serving a term for
parole violation and armed robbery
conviction. Reed is a convicted