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Show .r SUNDAY, OCTOBER Uth County. Wed i, im ' Sunday Herald .11 Johnson Workingjar CONGRESS VOTES $2.93 BILLION FOREIGN AID Indonesia Asked To Reconciliation East-We- st Pres-- , detailed by. the late President, of the possible easing of Polish) WASHINGTON (UPI) Mentioning Viet Nam only ident Johnson has' marked the John F. Kennedy and others 'debt repayment to the UnitedjoiKe, .Johnson-sai- d the war, WASHINGTON --A fledged emergence of neo-- path he hopes will'lead to an who "called for "peaceful 'States is underway. - . (UPI j there would not "prevent us Caet-tt'firiarv-- i (ram oil nnnnfiint .rAwieiliatinn F'nnrt:Imrwrt uifh tho Knviptc . . compromise $2 93 billion foreign isolationism." . . .......f... . v ....v ..'. ........ .......... v...-w.Wl ...v. . hank " V'JW. Ul i.v.n evnWini .j...-Wluyi fctUJl- -aid appropriation "bill has "been In a speech inserted in the ing Communist cleared for andiThe Johnson Tall for U.S.tties" for world waee.-H- e said- ring" har teen be to approved by Congress and-seauto an for reunification Jhe of congressional record, Dodd said, Russia concrete . proposals to "peaceful engagement." plant exports Germany io President Johnson. tnat erstwnue internauonausts hein shorten built by an Italian company in was a major oojecuve hi Rmlriino rail nn ' 1" Malik's remarks came m a The Appropriation is" smaller ad turned had 'reaffirmation oTUSrconcern Russia. As for "NATO. Johnson taiH- t neuc rnnterenr Further Evidence after Ms than an out two Drevious were umiik .uie ueuaie taken four new but limited for Western European security moderni7Pd In .ianl t 1.11,. arrival in Japan on a round-the- -j foreign aid money bills in theJ"Plitical football" to pressure steps toward closer economic j and . a broader role fort a Ti Conditions, "but world tour that took him to the!2tr-yea- r Johnson about an air history of the program, a change in administration ties with.jeastem Europe and he,; modernized NATO, moce. do It "must . United Nations where Indonesia and is $500 million less than policy on Viet Nam. theiUS1 New an U.S. to listed York and toward restated offer these cut new: steps Moscow, and ' The final version of the aid the resumed its General. Assembly; originally sought by the Pres-seweehanpp-n- f-; wpathpr informa. become a forunv for . . .forces in NATO closer ties with - eastern ' bill was negotiated Thursday sconcernlast week. He also talkedj ident Russian reduced. tion. might is .i)nt gathered by and(uUa"e irope: House-Senaconferees from East-Werelations to - were with U.S. officials and those iff7 The the when U.S. Senate satellites cited passed Eastby to the on National Speaking Export controls cu;anrwi1 Iwa i i. mi Winn rilftar. ii j 1: said. Johnson as further evidence of crisis management,"-hmeasure on '4 iP of EdiforiaLWriters West, trade on hundreds; of ips.uriueQ Arapcornpronitsc , niAmint " . w suaiK'"-nia"intentions"" to broaden U.Sr in- itepuDiic, xugosiavia ana AUa.Voice vote Friday following New York the been items have CjLty, A ASTRONAUTS GO SOUTH . ,$25 million Senate increase President made it clear he reduced. House approval of the bill on a . White House aides contacts. in the supporting assistance Indonesia .was studying the 189-8-9 roll call vote. these- - items reconcilia- - said included Johnson's speech came just CARACAS (UPI) American section was eliminated and the would move toward it act a! a mediator inl . muie-i- s me- - 10 textileSj-so- me tion strains anMir v ' a n rm u nii n pn! House the scheduledirorrauts NeilArmstrong despite machinery onj figure of $690" million for m jKow uui imu , aue for a Manila summit (Richard. Gordon arrived here economic assistance with relations aris- tal products and chemicals. was This item that accepted. not yet decided whether to act from the Viet Nam war. j $792 million for military aid., aid Guarantees of commercial conference on .the Viet Nam 'Friday to begin an goes to countries particular ing on them Malik said. bill of aid billion the $2.7 will be given Poland, war-- ; j was credits Only administration's the It goodwill tour of Latin America... - "If with defense burdened ly you want to do something 1955 and i first the - $2.76 billion aCzecho-- ! to of and It was obviously aimed at The astronauts said at a news Bulgaria policy Hungary, exposition expenditures too is not to talk best good it measure of 1957 were smaller A $25 million Senate cut was move coexistenc- e- Slovakia by the U.S. Export-- ; convincing Europeans that the Iconference the U. S.. space beyond explicitly," Malik said' when than this "year's appropriation. voided by agreement on the marked mainly by the absence; Import bank, which- - lends United States was mot so program was dedicated to the asked to identify Jhe countries. ana ot science on commercial! DreoecuDied of of new into era with boutheasti promotion a war money Sen." Thomas J.TDogg,' D- abroad of million $420.3 Malik expressed Indonesian Housetigure Asia that it was blind to the technology for the benefit of . terms. . banking cooperation. broad, loans of for the productive this on said debate development Conn., support for; "every sincere! This policy line was first. --A State Departrnent review! problems of the old world, -- 'the world. effort to find peace for Viet; years bill marked the "full- - Alliance for Progress. Nam no matter what the' J . Peace In Yief Nam (UPI) -I- ndonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today both Communisf and free -- world nations had asked Indonesia to participate actively in seeking peace in Viet Nam. He declined to name the countries. TOKYO IBJ Attends Old Friend i By HELEN THOMAS (UPI) President Johnson today attends the funeral, of the - friend and benefactor who gave ,him the money to start ccilege and to buy the LBJ ranch. President and Mrs. The Johnson planned to attend the (3 p.m. EDT) services at the Methodist. Church in Blanco, Tex., home of the late Percy "T. . Brig-ham- - nt . ';: & 1 Through the years Johnson never forget, Brigham's having befriended him and often stopped to see him. The President visited the Blanco ursjglJiomeflterfi JSrjghjim. stayed as recently as two weeks ago. Brigham had been a member of the law firm, of Joseph maternal BainesxrJohnsgn'sgrandfather. As a small town banker-- he loaned the young Johnson $25 to enroll at Southwestern State ..San Teacher-College-i- -- rZl ZtZZ at te st .l. Tii.j e .. wu. - - . source.". But he would not disclose Hanoi was playing Mako iwrny for h any part in a move toward peace. Viet Nam was broached at the news conference when Malik was asked if Indonesia had considered trying to act as a mediator. "Several sides have requested that we take an active role in trying to solve the Viet Nam war. Both Communist aiid V Y V f V T Y U ffu fj il H countries mherountfies,"Malik replied.- - v- ;; Japan marked the last stop on Malik's world tour to explain new the policies of the Indonesian government. $nce President Sukarno was -- Electric Dicr ... ' Mar-co- s, Communist year, 3 TEMPERATURE DRYER All-Fabr- , All-Fabr- Faint Signals 1966. In response to an Inquiry about the President's physical condition, Dr. Burkely issued the following statement: ' JieaMJs excellent. Routine examinations have at no time indicated any deviation from the normal. General physical fitness is completely satisfactory." Mission Head Denies Elder Missing - M soft-landi- spokesman If J HONG (UPI) Keith E. Garner, president- of "the Southern Far East Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints, - rumor that denies the a Mormon missionary is missing in Hong Kong. Expressing surprise at the reports, Garner said, "This is the first time I have ever heard, of it, and I can tell you that it is HEATCONTROL In-A-D- . oor SALE i:MW) ' - : . ' thri caHeo! ic LINT; SCREEN Calif. (UPI) -Fsignals were received today from America's Surveyor I mooncraft, whic- h- mad- e- an historic on the lunar surface June 1 and returned thousands of. pictures to earth before coins silent - -- July 13. Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory here said a tracking station in Johannesburg,- - South Africa, had detected "faint, intermittent" signals from the unmanned robot. PASADENA, aint Cher Models Priced V -- signals "quite extraordinary" - KONG TIME CYCLE Convenient Mooncraft A ic Hi, Lo, Air Only Surveyor he-President's and-depar- oays-'hefore- -his Soviet-Americ- army earlier this Indonesia has -- steadily PeJung, its Tex. In 1952, Brigham piuiea away-trofirmest ally before last year's loaned the Johnsons the money ' coup attempt. to buy the ranch.: Malik said, however, Indonefirst the was also Today would support Communist sia, John-son's anniversary of President China's bid for admission to the He bladder operation. gall United Nations. was pronounced in "excellent" "It is the Indonesian position GJ Adm. health by. George all countries should be able that House Burkelyr the Whitto join the Wiled "Nations ' physician. the peoples Republic On Oct. 8, 1965, Johnson including of China," he said. for underwent an operationremoval of his gall bladder at Bethesda Naval Hospital on the outskirts of Washington. He spent the ensuing months I recuperating at his ranch and From returned to Washington early 4n v - - SAN ANTONIO, Tex. . -- ; - 1 Funeral of I , Quality Means since . Surveyor had' cone tMough five different cycles, comparable to 14 earth days of and 14 days of sunlight DEPENDABILITY pin tub, full ef water and clethn, weight approximately 100 pounds. It it seldom, if ever, in perfect balance. Conseguenrly, when spinning, it exerts tre-A " darkness each. During the lunar day, tern-- ; peratures soar as high as 250 degrees Fahrenheit and drop to1 minus 250 degrees during the! nighLzzr----- Attempts - "tide-swapressure against, the shaft. bearings that support the spin-tuTo provide maximum durablily at this vital point, Speed Queen equips this shaft wirb double ball bearings, both fop and bottom. This is thekind -- Queen - quality that hat a tangible dollart-and-cen- tt payoff hv longer- - washer life. to the- - u$er mendous : will; be made morning --4o obtaifi as much additional information as possible from Surveyor, according to the spokesman, He said new photographs were "doubtful," but he added there is some optimism. The Kong." spokesman said the sun, which Hong Kong police also said provides energy for Surveyor, was moving toward the western they had no reports of a missJ" horizonrtfiesameT"direcQon in ing Mormon missionary which the spacecraft's solar , First baseman Norm tasn ot panel was aimed. . Tigers played an The spokesman said there entire game on June 27, 1963,1 was a chance of obtaining a" without getting one fielding stronger signal today or through-JWonda- "The mission has 240 mission- aries in three countries-an- .d everyone has been, at their" post," he said. 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