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Show rT'-,.,.-.- ;.y."- - Balloon Crossing Sunday Herald British Adventurer Eyes Atlantic Flight LAS PALM AS DE GP AN, CAN Aft IA, (UPD-- A, Spain Brnisn-bor- n adventurer rrom Chicago. 111., was making final preparauuns oaiuruay iui au Singer 11 Israeli Foreign Minister Notes Contact Maintained With Arabs SUNDAY, MARCH 3. 1968 Ut h ttt County, Journalists United Press International Fight Trial Limitations New Aggression Israeli announcements would Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Al Ahram also said Egypt mean a serious setback to attempt to float across the! Eban said this weekend that was now considering calling a effor of Jarring to bring about Atlantic in a balloon. peace in the Middle East. , Israel is "actually maintaining meeting of the U.N. Security In Beirut, Francis Breton told newsmen! travelers from .. various contacts with the Arah . ,councu to discuss wnat it Cairo said student unrest was (UPI Saturday he would start inflat-- i WASHINGTON world " still at a high pitch despite termed new aggression. wg the balloon Sunday or.sigma ueia cm, tne national Eban refused to elaborate. The newspaper said the closing of universities. Monday prior to his departure professional journalism society. ' It is the sort of situation for the! announced plans today to set up early next week Bahamas. If he reaches the committees in each state to a? he re discretion prevails," on state radio islands, he wUl be the first man! oppose adoption of American !Eb(an faid network. He made the discloto make such a transatlantic j Bar Association proposals sure as he was interviewed on jnforma- ing release of pre-triwhat contacts would exist with Breton said he was confident,"0" e Arab world if United T. Staley McBrayer, president; of the project's success but Nations envoy Gunnar Jarring's ' of the said: society, Sigma Mideast turned down offers from volunpeace mission fails. teers who wanted to accompany Delta Chi will oppose state and In Cairo, the newspaper to- CHICAGO (UPI)-Pol- ice local restrictof Police said Benjamin these adoption and him. that warned Israel's the invite We second, other all ions. day media investigated annthPr "Even a pound of weight to join us, and administrative; South Side teen gang killing in lie detector tests after more or less will be important organizations all concerned lawyers and changes in territories it cap- - as many days, the stabbing of a passed for the success of my attempt," also said they they did not know the tured in the June Mideast war high school boy. The other the bearded Breton said. He judges." nave assailants. a victim more was situation a created The bar association boy. report said he had invested $4,280 in Police said tha slaying could Police said Anthor.y Brown. adopted by the association Feb. dangerous" than any time since the project. 19 would clamp strict regula the fighting". were .have been the result of a cans 15, and a companion Breton said he would sit to a Mor Resolved tions on pr4na! release nf approached by four youths whowar five-foWhitehead brothers high basket suspended information by either side. Al Ahram, sometimes consi- asked if they belonged to a;had been members of the from the balloon. He will take Individual states and courts dered the unofficial voice of the 8anS- ear.e. police said, and with him enough food and water must them before they government, said "Arabs are Brown's friend, whose name Disciples adopt the assailants could have been to last three w eeks. can take effect. today resolved more than ever was not reveaiea lor tear oi a members of the Blackstone He would take off from commented: "We to liberate all their McBrayer occupied gang reprisal, said the four Rangers, a rival gang. Arguineguin Beach, 44 miles commend those members of the territories of the began to beat them after they regardless this from Islands Canary bar who have already expressed price and any sacrifices." answered that they did not capital. concern about the hazards to CLOSER RELATIONS Breton will inflat the balloon fair trial inherent in the bar The Israeli interior ministry belong to the gang. declared stabbed Brown in the was that: with hydrogen BADEN - BADEN, Germany Thursday produced by association's proposals. The Kurt Georg The Allenby Bridge on the back as he tried to run to his mixing calcium hydride and nation's press fully shares the water. He issued a warning to bar's concern over Jordan River was now "an home, which was only 50 feet Kiesinger of West Germany protecting the youth said. newsmen and others who will the has said his country will to a fair trial. We official Israeli point of entry away, right Police said they were without keep trying for better relations plan to come to the beach not to invite lawyers and judges to and exit." smoke. with the Eastern Block includIt is now legal for Israelis clues in the slaying of the share our concern that the the explosion to to visit shot who was areas "Otherwise, ing the Soviet Union. He spoke occupied boy freely public be kept fully informed on would rocket all of us to the the administration of criminal and for residents of the death Thursday night while he to a group of leather industry Bahamas without a balloon," he and his family were eating va leaders. Kiesinger said, howevoccupied areas to visit Israel. justice." All military said. er, that the German people had post at the the kitchen. Breton is not the first to The child, Melvin Whitehead, the right "to determine its fate Allenby Bridge were abolished attempt a transatlantic crossing several yean ago, but a and that occupied areas were no was struck by a gun blast in the all by itself In spite of constant in a balloon. helicopter passed too close and longer to be called "enemy head. A brother, Benjamin, 17, drumfire of slander ar.d A Spanish was wounded. pilot tried to deflated his balloon. territory." j ... Second Chicago Teen limit-crossin- Johnny Cash Marries al Killing Investigated FRANKLIN, Ky. (UPI- )Johnny Cash, who rose to stardom with his recording of "I Walk The Line," and June 5 Carter, the "Junebug" of the Grand Ole Opry, were married here Friday in a brief, private ceremony. The country music entertai ners, winners of a Grammy for their award Thursday recording of "Jackson," are frequent performers on the Opry and have toured together PRESIDENT JOHNSON Inspects Apollo spacesuit worn by since 1962. technician John Mayi during surprise tour at the Manned the wedding, a Following Spacecraft Center at Houston, Tex., Friday. (Herald-UP- I reception was held at Cash's home on Old Hickory Lane near Telephoto) Hendersonville, Tenn. This was the second marriage for Cash and the third for Miss Carter, who is a member of a singing family which includes her mother Maybeli and Miss Carter'! two sisters, Helen and 3 Is There Enough Men, Money to Aid Housing? dent WASHINGTON Johnson's great leap forward in housing . is conditioned on money and men and the housing industry is beginning to wonder if it can get enough of either to do the job. In his Jan. 17 State of the Union address, Johnson proposed that the federal government assist industry in the construction of 6 million low end middle income housing units over the next 10 years, with 300,000 going up in 1969. The housing industry praised the President and urged him to set goals for the nation's entire housing needs. Predicts Reduction Then, in his budget message of Jan. 29, the President called for lifting the 6 per cent ceiling on FHA and home mortgages. He predicted the action would reduce mortgage purchases by the Federal National Mortgage Association during the coming year from $2.3 billion to less than $1 billion. The housing industry cheered the ceiling hike and maintained polite silence about the withdrawal of FNMA from what the builders consider to be the role of both stimulant and support of (UPI)-Pres-i- . Anita. Cash has written several association hundred here. country tunes. "I walk industry "Yes," says a home building The Line," his third recording, publication in New York City. was released in 1956. "I can't tell you," is the answer from an economist who specializes in watching and predicting housing trends. Pro and Con The pluses end minuses line up this way: Most homebuilders agree that Johnson's proposed tax increase is needed to cool down the inflationary . spiral which dries up the money pool available to both contractors and homebuy-er- s n,. ww newly-announc- ot (UPI)-Chanc- ellor MM , M UMUMI I7 n seeking mortgages. But if the tax increase is not passed by Congress and it has been reluctant to do so the experts split. Some the resulting say inflation will finish any chances for a boom in housing. Others, with some justifica tion, say that demand for housing is so great that higher prices and tighter money will not prevent at least 1.5 million housing starts in 1968. House and Home magazine for exam ple, likens today's market to the days just after World War H. Aside from homebuyers, those with the greatest stake in the outcome are nearly 3.8 million men in the 20 building and construction trade. They range the lending money market. Finally, in his economic from the unskilled to the message to Congress on Feb. 1, electrician, plumber, marble the President included a goal of setter and other skilled tradesfinanced men. 20 million privately To keep pace with current housing units to be built in the next 10 years. This would be in demand for housing not countaddition to those built with ing the increased Presidential at all most housing goals federal assistance. Can the Homebuilding indus industry experts estimate this number will have to grow to 4.5 try do it? "No, not right now," says one million through 1975. .'.'? A ,X - ' !w ',-'",- Ji r.iK " ' ,v . - h n ' ('s . , ' , '7, ', f i)' Ilk - A 'I - - c, T ' v '' -. '- -- Win At Bridge East's Shrug Helps South Pierre Jais is the greatest bridge player in France and one of the greatest in the Unlike many great world. tournament players he prefers rubber bridge to duplicate. hand He today's played some years ago in a rubber He uses it to bridge game. describe how a man who is alert to what is going on around the tabid can profit by it. His own story Is that when East west opened a club shrugged his shoulders a trifle as if to say, "What can you do with such a partner." This didn't affect the early Jais took his ace of play. clubs and finessed hearts un- - V; iJ ; East returned a heart. Jais took dummy's ace and led a heart to his own hand to pull East's last trump. At this joint Jais went back to that shrug by East and also to East's double of six hearts. douObviously East wasn't bling on his king of trumps. He must have been using a Lightner slam double to ask for an unusual lead. It might have been for a spade but a - ' - ' . successfully. W V r- VK ; l , x J ' . vV t u l A have lead would diamond been even more unusual. Of course, East had wanted a diamond lead. There is a normal safety play with this diamond hold ing which is to lead the king first. Then if East did shew out the double finesse wou' be marked. Jais started to lead the king, then noted that if he did that West couid play NOSTB (! 2 the 10 of diamonds on the AA1078 second lead of the suit and VA743 jais would have to lead AQ983 another trump to get back to a Void his own hand. He could run WEST EAST and discard a spade diamonds K83 4J982 but would be left with a los Void J1087 ing club. KJ108ei3 Desperate . measures were 4Q873 SOUTH necessary. Jais knew that he would look mighty silly Jf the AQ4 VQJ1098 to make play he intended K842 went wrong but he wanted to A5 make his slam. He took Both vulnerable breath and led a low deep Wert North East Soatu diamond toward dummy. West 1 2 IV did the best he could. 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