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The susto question him on other subCalifornia Highway P atrolman McIntyre was one of six depu- pensio~, he . sai~. sho~ld apply NEW YORK (AP ) - A blast jects Max Smith. The Sunnyvale .,._,__ ·- -.;· ties on duty in the main jail in to all mvestmg md~stries on all:against television by comedian Br~wn said his "learn-and- ___,,.= San Jose for the graveyard shift 0rders pl~ced dun ng the 16- Jerry Lewis plopped into the work" program would be fi. m an, a Colorado native emon Aug. 28. He was assigned to m~n th perrn~. sea of video Thursday with the nanced by $34 million from the ployed by a carpet deaning . concern in Palo Alto, had a po- 1 the drunk tank. Suspension of the accelerat- impact of a falling pebble on an federal government and $26 million from the state. He concedlice record involving mostly A witness before the Grand ed depreciation on all buildings asphalt pit. drunk arrests, but fellow em- , Jury . said McIntyre "kneed" and . ed under questioning that the __ _ started or trans- Th e general reaction among _ _structures ployes described him as "very Martmez. . (0 th t television top folk who admitted state's share of the retaining pleasant and easy to work Boccai:do, however, said Mcer 5 ory Page 33) having any was, " Ah, you know might require new taxes. with." In tyre did not even remember . old J erry always clowning . However $5 million that counthe incident. f~redd fr?m ~ne ownef6 to an- around." ' SAIGON (UPI) - Prime Min- sembly coula° change itself into ties now 'invest in retraining One employe added, "He was "He was merely trying to get o ~rd ~n~g . e s;mr 1 -month Hollywood's prince of the ister Nguyen Cao Ky said a national legislature if it so de- programs would be paid by the very small and nice mannered." a drunk_ prisoner ~o cooperate peno eg~mg ep . . . . pratfall lowered the boom on Th.ursday he would accept a silred. He said if he r an for state, Brown said. McIntyre is married and the and go mto the tank . . . " the (Commercial and mdustr1al th d · d ft t · · attorney said. " It was e~tirely construction was 27 per cent the ca o e medmm at _a news ra ~ ~un as pres1·den t of pres,·dent 1t would be at the _reHolcomb, frequently called father of one child. He had served in the sheriff' s departaccidental.., higher during the past 12 months eonference_ Wednesday m Bos- South Viet Nam. . quest_ of the assembly, addmg upon by the governor to anSheriff Charles Prelsnik who than during the previous year o!'· Hte lsa1_d . he was _all through Ky's bombshell announce- that if asked, he would accept. swer questions about the rement for one year and a month with "a clean record." BERNABEL MARTINEZ 'll1th d e evision as dit 't'stands· · l suspended the deputy last ' week J ohnson toId congress, and has' ,lit• t t ment caught the American - - -- - - - - - t r a·imng Plan, sa1'd the 20,000 11 1't' He was arrested Thursday . . . His last arrest because of the incident and the been contributing " unnecessari- ' s.. u ' s canne ' 1 s as e- diplomatic mission here by employable welfare recipients mor~ing following a six-hour district attorney's offic~ refu,sed ly" to an inflation of building Jess. surprise and was expected to ~ave dependent families total. . . comment because of recent Su- costs.) The outburst came as a sur- have widespread . repercusmg between 90,000 and 100,00D session of the grand jury, which lasted_ until 2:30 a.m. Thursday. ; as / ub~ic 143.215.248.55icer, to wit, a preme Court decisions. They • That the Federal Re. prise to show biz peers in view sions throughout the ,country. persons. would shed no light on the inci- serve Board and major com f J ' 01 Th The Jury heard 14 witnesses, epu Y s er · but not McIntyre. Boccardoi W~O r~cently de- dent. merical b a n k s "cooperat. 0 n errr s ympian calm It came as national police toe state has a tot~! _welfare McIntyre was arraigned be- fended Cahforn!a. Highway Pa- The list of witnesses before with the President and the Cone '~~ u~:e br~nd-new yacht day uncovered a plot by terror caseload of about 1 ~111ion pergress" to lower interest rate~ Monterey rca~~m recently at squads to boo~y trap anti-gov- PASADENA (UPI) - A major t~~\~uio:0~f°~~s!a~:11~r-aJ1 fore Superior Court Judge Jo- ~~a~!: a \ hwg11:m B~f~ani the grand jury included: seph P. Kelly Thursday after- th S 1· w1 ud acqfmRe I od Prelsnik, Medical Examiner- and to " e~se the inequitable ' . e:nment elect~on posters and earthquake was recorded Thurs- aged ' ct· bled ns mh0' noon and th f d b il H e a mas mur er O burden of tight money " " · · kill anyone trymg to tear them or isa perso w O an will appear ;;r prl~~ a0 1. 3~ p. me Strange in a hotel parking lot, (Concluded on Page 2, Col. 1) • That Treasury ·se t I thbmk ~omeh~mg mus~ have down day about 7,200 miles west or are not employable. · · . . th t f h ud th B H l b . . . ere ary been uggmg 1m," said Ed Sept. 23. . . Henry Fowler survey all federaJ Sullivan, of the Ed Sullivan The_ plot was the latest mc1- nor wes o ere. . n er e ro_W?· o com agencies authorized to sell secur. Show. dent m the stepped-up Commu- It showed a magnitude of 6.8 plan. a w_e!fare recipient would The grand Jury, ID a carefully ities "to eliminate from the A television s b t' . nist campaign to keep people on the Richter scale and would be iden~ified as emplo~able, drawn indictment which elimi- VOWS RIGHTS AID nated the possibility of a first 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;;.::::::;., market as much of the federaJ r:ew York sugges~e~xf~~t i~e aw~y from th~ polls in Sunday'_s h_ave . been potentially destruc- !h~n tramed for an . available degree murder trial involving demand as possible " ,as still aching fr ew .s nat10nal election for a consti- tive m a populated area, ac- JO · The gove:nor said us~ of the death enalt char ed Mc\I om an expen - tuent assembly. cording to D.r. Charles Richter computers to fmd out what Jobs Blas t Fa lls Flat VIET BOMBSHELL --,.- - --------- I I' D ft E y . yes . ra For p resI•dent r~-~ Qua}(e H•Its As1an • Area t"

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Despite the boom he this soon m a statement and press conference when t . to go into the suoject. repor ers 'd , "there 1.s a hard core' of als o m~ke a, sta te~ent on Supt. tried ?a1. ma?equately edu c a t e d, un- of Pubhc In~truction Max Raf- "I think we've had it ,, B tr_aUled men and women who ferty's p ol 1 cy questions to said. ' rown cllf!g to the ragged edge of em- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - ------1 ployment." / said he has hopes that BLASTS CAR.l\UCHAEL th~ program and others could 1---..,;;...:,_.::;;.:::.;::=;::;.:;;.:.;.;;;.;;;;;:;; I be -financed by the Heller plan a p.toposal dating from the Ken~ ned'y Administration that would refund to states a portion of the taxes -collected from them by theJederal government. ~rown Mayor of Atlanta Adinits Riot Ca11se f J be'::!!! do S.C. County She1·iff Aide , utmn-ri~jmn~r-:'>';.;;.;.; Det. Sgt. Ray Pantiga Sunny: vale Officer Martell Highway Patrol~~1 Smith . D~p. Sheriff ---= . '1 • ic Summ rh,11 e1 Sf'c,t1on N.Y. LihCrals Pick FDR Jr. Does It Again By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP Fashion Edll.or NEW YORK (AP)-The designer who gained world fame two years ago by lopping the tops off women's swim suits eliminated the suit Thursday. He replaces it with a handful of-black plastic pasties strategically arranged, presumably by means of adhesive backing. "I t 's perfectly decent " Rudi Gernreich assured his. gasping audience. "You will notice the navel has been covered." His swimwear fashion show for Har~on Knitwear began with this eye opener. The suit of geometrically s h a p e d patches in shiny vinyl is packaged in a plastic bag so small it can be conveniently carried in a .chang~ purse. There followed diaper-cut bikinis that elicited winks blinks but never a nod, and° for the incurably old-fashioned girl, strapless one-plecers. With these tbe tanned lasses pasted so-called body warm. ers-vfnyl dots the size of pok~r chips, clover shapes or t w 1 n k l Y stars-onto their chee_ks and the many bare portions of their torsoes. . Th~re . were tops on those bikinis, d that is what you want to call those tiny ribbon strips that covered the cleavage but left plenty of side-arm exposure. "Bikinis will be briefer and briefer, .certainly for sun. ning," Gernreich told a show. room crowd that, though they had already gone about as far as they could go. Exposed hip sides that re4uced pants i'o petitie loincloths was still an. other method he used for di. minishing blkinJs farther. "There has been some re. sistance to the side exposure on bra tops," said the desig. ner. "It's funny, but you c slash the cleavage all the v.an ~'o the navel and nobody 08i;'. Jects. But some people shnpJ can't accept bare bosom~ ~rown conceded that a "~ e w revenue program" w!uld be needed by the state if, the Heller plan failed to (Continued from Page 1) coUJ1try is going to be," Hays glJUl federal approval. Under were directly responsible for said. qqestioning he said this meant touching off a rock and bottle A round of applause went up n~w taxes. attack on AUranta police. from the 50 members present l(i discussing the Rumford . At the same time he said the following Hays' brief talk. fa~r housing act, the governor c~o/ "must a~ e the r~ponsi- Atlanta Mayor Allen! who disaid he expected to appoint a bility of housing, education and rected police in restoring order coitunission to study the con- employment opportunities for to the Summerhill district troyersial law within three many of ~ese disadvantaged where Tuesday's riot occurred, weeks. He indicated he had people, and_m Atlanta we have met with city department heads be~ ~aving difficulty in finding ;c~p.ted tlus as our resporrsibil· Thursday to determine whether a ctlairman. · any serious services need to be Asked whether the commis- Some officials here disclosed expanded into the area. siO(l w~uld include any "Reagan Th_ursday they_ considered, but He said most Negro residents Ref.ublicans," Brown replied: reJected, the 1d~a of bringing of Atlanta are well housed, "but ' J'm sure there will be some c ~ a r g e ~ of i.nsurrection-a there are still some isolated onJt but you know they're hard cnme. punishable by death in areas of substandard housing to fi~d." Georgia-against Carmichael and dissatisfaction." . , The governor said he opposed one of the most militant Negr~ A'u/ .,,,, ,:. 'ii. , . as a "delusion" the proposal by leaders.. Summ~t ~a1se t e Atlant~ Los Angeles Assessor Phil Wat- . Carmichael and two of ltis tlon of N onfere?Ce: a coabson far a mandatory ceiling on ~1: ~ ; miam Ware and Bobby ers, for ;.%~c~~v~:;~~\~;e;:; taxes. . . alton, have been charg. violence and o k' to h d "Ceilings on taxes never have ed wi th inciting _to ri_ot, a misde- off further tr:u~Itg"We :~e worked- they never will work," meanor. ~ hearmg 18 set today involved in the same civil Brown said. for Carmichael. rights cause they are in," The governor was asked about J ulian Bond, the Negro rep- Allen said, "although the a recent statement by former resent ti trouble the other day had noth1 t th G Southern California Democratic

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,, Governor Promises Welfare Roll Slash > i Continued from Page 1) ,. . . . . ma es it possi?l~ to fmd Jobs ~or ~ elf~re rec1p1ents wh_ere no Job~ existed ~efore, said th e go~ r~?r . De~pite the_ boom, he ?aig, there 15 a haid ~ re of ma,?equately educated, untrained men and women who cliqg to the ragged edge of employment. " Brown said he has hopes that thi~ program and others could be ,financed by the Heller plan, a ptoposal dating from the Kennecfy Administration that would r efund to states a portion of the ta,(es e olleoted from them by th~ federal government. chairman Cairmen Warschaw in- Brown and Reagan about edudicating that she might not sup- cation. port Brown's bid for a third · But he declined to go into term. He said he would answer either subject and ended tpe this soon in a statement and press conference when reparters also make a, statement on Supt. tried to go into the su'bject. of Public Instruction Max Raf- "I think we've had it," Brown ferty's policy questions ·to said. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- -- _ BLASTS CARMICHAEL I Mayor of Atlanta Adlllits Riot Cause ~rown conceded that a "~ e w revenue program" weuld be needed by the state (Continued from Page 1) u: the Heller plan failed to were directly responsible for gl(in fede~al approval. Under qlJestioning he said this meant touching off a rock and bottle attack on Atlranta police. niw taxes. At the same time he said the , Ih discussing the Rumford city " must assume the responsifa~ housing act, the gov~rnor bility of housing, education and said ~e ,expected to appoint a employment oppor,tunities for co1hrmss1on to study the con- ma111Y of these disadvantaged trov ersial law within three people and in Atlanta we have weeks. He indicated he had accept~ this as our respon:sibilbe~ having difficulty in finding ity." a chairman. S ff . ls here disclosed Asked whether the commisome O icia "dered but siofi would include any " Reagan Th_urr-r tthey_dconsi f bri~aing Ref.ublicans," Brown replied : ~eJ~; 'es e 0 : 143.215.248.55rectio~'-a ' l'm sure there will be some . g . h bl by death m' cnme . purus a e Carmichael onJt, but you know they're hard G _ galnst . most militant Negr~ to find ." 0 Th~, govei:no~, said he opposed leaders. . as a delus10n the prop~sal by Carmichael and two of his Los Angeles Assessor P~1_l Wat- aides, William ware and Bobby son :for a mandatory ce1lmg on Vance Walton, have been charged with inciting to riot, a misdetaxes._ . "Ce1hngs on taxes n~ver hav~ meanor. A hear ing is set today worked-they never will work, for Carmichael. Brown said. The governor was asked about Julian Bond, the Negro repa recent statement by former resentative-elect the Georgia Southern California Democratic House re.fused to seat because of his statements against U.S. policy in Viet Nam, resigned Thursday from SNCC.. '--' ,, tsond, ll.ho was SNCC communications director, said he was quitting the controversial organization for "personal reasons." The 2&-year-old Bond said he hopes to become active in the (Continued from Page 1) ational Association for the Advan~ement or Colored People ·oron Dt. .John . us r , ( 'AACP), in whi<:11 he already Det. Sgt. Ray Pantiga, Sunny- holds membership. vale Officer 11artell, Highw~y In Washington , Rep. Wayne Patrolm~n Sm1~,. Dep. Sheriff Hays (D-Ohio) took the floor in Dave, ~i~Iord, Jail nur e Lou the House of Representatives Lyons, Jrul doctor Paul Jackson and called for a federal crack~~ two trustees and two tech- down 00 Carmichael, whom he ruc1ans. . . . accused of "inciting riots" in McIntyre- was willing to tesh- Atlanta and Cleveland. fy but was not called, according to Boccardo. "Carmichael and his anar· Martinez had come to this cbist group belong behind area from his native Colorado bars and the quicker f t get about two years ago. He had him tber the better off this

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S.C. County Sl1eriff Aide Accused , country is going to be," Hays said. A round of applause went up from the 50 members present follo wing Hays' brief talk. Atlanta Mayor Allen, who directed police in restoring o~er to the Summer~ill district where Tuesday's not occurred, met with city department heads Thursday to determine whether any serious services need to be expanded into the area . He said most Negro residents of Atlanta are well housed, " but there are still some isola~ed areas of substandard housmg r and d"1ssar1sf_ac r10n." ""'A ren lv~~aised ~he..,Atlaota Summit Conference. a coali• tlon of Negro civil rkthts leaders, for publicly deploring the violence and working to head off further trouble. " We are involved in the same civil rights cause they are in," Allen said, "although the trouble the other day had nothing to do with civil rights." Negroes began sailing missiles at police Tuesday a fter SNCC members ~xhorted them in a demonstration to protest the "murder" of a Negro auto theft suspect who was shot, but not criticallv wounded, while fleeing a whfre policeman. Allen termed the shooting "justified in the line of duty." Carmichael retw·ned to the Summerhill section Thursday and made a door-to-door tour telling residents he. wa n't responsible for the rioting. · "The racist mayor and white r~cist papers said w~ started_ a not and ran ," Carmichael sa1~. " We did not start it and we will not run away." ·~~ Does It Agai1i By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP Fashion Edit.or NEW YORK (AP)-The designer who gained world fame two years ago by lopping the tops off women's swim suits eliminated the suit Thursday. He r eplaces it with a handful of ,black plastic pasties strategically arranged, presumably by means of adhesive backing. "It's perfectly decent," Rudi Gernreich assured his gasping audience. " You will notice the navel has been covered." His swimwear fashion show for Hari;non Knitwear began with this eye opener. The suit of geometrically s h a p e d patches in shiny vinyl is packaged in a plastic bag so small it can be conveniently carried in a .change purse. There followed diaper-cut bikinis that elicited winks, blinks but never a nod, and, for the incurably old-fashioned girl, strapless one-piecers. With these 1be tanned lasses pasted so-called body warmers-vinyl dots the size of poker chips, clover shapes or t w i n k l y stars-onto their cheeks and the many bare portions of their torsoes. There were tops on those bikinis, if that is what you want t'O call those tiny ribbon strips that covered the cleavage but left plenty of side-arm exposure. "Bikinis will be briefer and briefer, .certainly for sunning," Gernreich told a showroom c~wd that, though they had already gone about as far as they could go. Exposed hip sides that r e4uced pants i"O petitie loincloths was still another method he used for diminishing bikinis farther. "There has been some resistance to the side exposure on bra tops," said the designer. "It's funny, but you can slash the cleavage all the way in the navel and nobody objects. But sorne people simply can't accept bare bosoms from the side view." .,• ( f ltll·-ss_, 1•011 ·~ - Da,.,. SACR.A.\IE. TO (UPll- Gov Edmund G. l_:lrow!1 Thur da} called on _C~l)forrnans to ob-, serve . Ad~1s~'.on Day _to~ay b) recled1catm themseh es _to th,~ future betterment of the state. �