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Show i 8 A!;SUJ ' Sunday Herott Volunteer Methods Used to Burn Papers Ill-Chos- ... r v. r Review Ordered for 2,000 MPH Army Backed jetiner; 2nd Project to Get Eyed lwtl Implies Navy Expgrf en by Hershey a not proposing "I was funeral pyre," Williams replied has to questioning. "I was proposing M'curitv exixTt Navy Implied that officers of the lSS a fire that could be controlled In jl'iH'blo used HU'hoM'it methods the space. The trade of a gutted valuable to destroy secret ompartment against complete papers oelore Uie ship wa.s destruction is acceptable, sir." Williams estimated captured. Capt. John Williams testified were 2,0(n pounds of combustiFriday the material alxarl the ble dixHinients on the Pueblo Pueblo could have been de- but In a later cKsed session stroyed In an hour, despite the revised the figure downward to absence of sophisticated de- 600 pounds. struction devices. I'e said t tic The Pueblo's skipper, Cmdr. Pueblo's staff had two hours to Lloyd Buchor, and the head of An 11- 1- InK the research section, Lt. Ste Harris, had testified Williams, a member of the phen security staff of the chief of earlier it would have taken far navul oprrations, testified Fri- more time for destruction. day U'fore a Navy Court of Harris, at one point, estimatthe Pueblo's ed nine or 10 hours would have into Inquiry capture by North Korea Jan, 23. been required by the method he was using. He tore pages out of lDfifl. The Inquiry rece.sscd for the the document books one by on and placed them In fires set In weekend, resumes Monday. He suggested f all else failed five mtal waste baskets. the classified documents should havt been placed in one The trumpeter swan Is the compartment, soaked with fuel, largest native waterfowl of and set afire. North America. By JACK V. r'OX Calif. (L'IM)- -A CORO.NAIX). there - r Hubert Curtis sharei an emotlonul momrnt with his mother, Mrs. Lydla Curtis, after the boy e was acquitted In Orlando, Fla., Circuit Court of a murder charge. Curtis maintained he ncrldrntully killed a James Thompson, when a .22 rifle he friend, thought whs empty "was bumped and went off." (Herald-UI'- I TillHTKKN-YK.IU)l- .l flPD-F- or WASHINGTON the second consecutive day President Nixon has ordered a ANAHEIM, Calif. (ITII-T- he director of the U.S. Selective review of a multibillion time the project to Service cautiously has endorsed build a 2,000 mile an hour, President Nixon's plan for American armed ser- a rimer. "We want to check on the vices. However, Lt, Gen. Lewis B feasibility of the project, , it off will pay Hershey said the draft system whether Secretary of probably would have to be kept economically. to meet national emergencies. Transportation John A. Volpe Hershey told a civic club nas said of the H billion audience the concept of a Supersonic (oST) volunteer army "has merit." projec'. "Funds are in short "The military needs status," supply now. . . so we want to he said. "The service should be know whether we should slow considered a profession, on a down or proceed." par with any other. It can be Thursday the Defense Departdeveloped that way and it then ment halted acquisition of sites will have enough volunteers, and construction pro'cts for until there Is an emergency. the 1 billion Sentinel Antiballis-tl..fissile System, pending a Then we'll have to resort to review of all major weapons. compulsion." Hershey said with a wry The ABM was conceived as a smile everybody wants a defense against Soviet and volunteer armed service, but Chinese missiles. Defense Secretary Melvin R. nobody wants to volunteer, "Our problem Is to convert those who want volunteer asking this for someone else service to become volunteers," They're very unselfish about the general said. "They're lit." i . Laired said he IiojhkI to reach a decision by March whether to ABM r continue the he said Meanwhile, project. and development would continue. Voli said an Intergovern mental committee would review the SST and decide, also by March, whether to go ahead with construction "or more five-yea- research i for the plane company, build to passenger craft. The would be construction billion prototype. Boeing picked by of a $1.4 WASHINGTON (ITI- )Robert H. Finch, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, apparently has decided to scrap the controversial formula he used last week to cut off fed. eral funds in five southern school districts. said It was Fi"ch has "rather doubtful" he would offer atnin to restore suspended funds to school districts that move within 60 days to satisfy federal desegregation require ments, as he did Jan. 29 witn PnrAlina fit, a fJictrirtta In South Carolina and Mississippi. Nrh His relative those districts rights groups with civil to charge the leniency lei some Nixon Administration wai evidently reluctant to fully enforce the desegregation provisions of the 1964 14 IVVi Civil Rights 4 flrst-oVjrre- Telcphoto) Attorney Admits Sirhan Fired Fatal RFK Shots LOS ANGELES (UPD-De-f- ense attorney Grant Cooper often has conceded Sirhan B. Sirhan f lrd the shots that killed Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Friday Cooper went further and told a potential Juror he doesn't expect Sirhan to be acquitted. 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