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Show Sunday Herald 'Blue Ribbon Defense Panel' Named to Uncover Spending Gas Won't The defense chief added that t ejjca.ori and S.aff on down, R .professional iren Melv'n Defense research and deve- - the panel would make recom mendations to "enable the Laird announced Saturday the; No timetable was rt immedi-loprnen- t activity. it to perfom membership o! a special panel sicljr for the activities of the; Defense procurement policies, department earned to improve efficiency panel, the members of which partk Uarly as they relave to national security mission better by will no; be paid but wi'J be cosu. time and quality, Us mone jand to save the taxpayer 8nd the money by eliminating wasteful wasteful practices reimbursed for expenses. said he Laird expected uncovering Tare Areas 'panel to "conduct the most practices of the past." within the Defense Department. In announcing his intention to comprehensive review of theName Membm The chairman of the group, called the Blue Ribbon Defense appoint the panel last month. Department of Defense since! The IS memberi announced panel, is Gilbert Fitzhugh, 'Laird said it ould study and the Hoover commission studies Saturday are: which! William Blackie, board chair-lif- e of 1947 and 1953," board chairman of Metropolitan make recommendations on: d the efficiency of man of Caterpillar Tractor Co., and Insurance Co., named by Organization President Nixon June 88. The ment of the Defense Depart-- , the executive fcranca ot ne Peoria, 111. members included ment from the Joint Chiefs of federal government. George Champion, president other of Development Board of New York City. P. Clements Jr., William president of Sedco Inc., Dallas, WASHINGTON fans Secretary (ITU Dugway - sv I ill - " ' V-- f WASHINGTON (UFI) Ths Army hss announced it will detoxify surplus nerve gas at the Arsenal in Rocky Mountain Denver, rather than ship it to Utah as had been suggested ,r mil manage-investigate- Economic fi n-;!)- Inn nni . lex. John F. Fluke, president of Fluke Manufacturing Co., Seat IT'S 'ADMIRAL RAVE now, as comediwsi Martha Rae, center, receives roti from tie, Wash. Nancy Kten of Fail River, Mass., a guide ab oard the battleship Massachusetts, as CapU Dr. Marvin L. Goidberger. a James F. Gavin, right, prepares to present ker with her "eoismisslca" for her great and physicist at Princeton University-Ro- longtime work entertaining American troops la World War IL Korea and Vietnam. The bert Navy C'Urse in the rear it Lt. Anne Reynolds, Itrst L.5. Navjr aurM to receive tit purpi C. Jackson, chairman heart in Vietnam. (Herald-UP- l Telepbcto) of Ryan Aeronautical Co., and g Continental Motors Corp., Sau Diego. : CTAftl a1 M. iff; Lane Kirkland, AFL-CI- " MMiaii&StiS s SNOW IN JULY? That's what It looks like in Rlegelsberg, West Germany, but It's really foam deposited after firemen lathered a U.S. Army fuel tanker truck only waist-deeto which overturned, spilling nearly 7000 gallon s of airplane fueL The foam was sprayed of (Hertlfl-tri fuel. the Teiepnowj prevent possible ignition p British Flood Traps 20,000 In N.Y. Subway Line 'Queen' Purchased flash A cloudburst caused (UPI)-O- ne' YORK NEW least 133th Pnd at killed at flood station was near a person 150 were injured Friday night Street The flooding stalled when a flash flood stopped rush traffic on one northbound track hour subway service under mounts trapping and passengers, finding Lexington Avenue, cars "an neat in in staiiea riders 20,000 than more ing oven" of hot, steamy tunnels. intolerable, spilled out onto DC. Hobar D. Lewis, president of Readers Association Digest Inc., Pleasantville, N.Y. W. J. McNeil, director and adviser of Fiarchild - Hiller Corp., New York City. Dr. Reuben F, Mettler, vice president and assistant president, Thompson Ramo - Wold ridge Systems Group, and vice of chairman Defense the Industry Advisory Council, Beach, Calif. Dr. Martha E. Peterson, president of Barnard College, New York City. Lewis Franklin Powell Jr., attorney and industrialist, Rich mond, Va. Prime Minister Of Red China Due in Pakistan RAWALPINDI (UPI)-Pri- me of ComMinister Chou En-lmunist China will visit Pakistan earlv next year in his first foreign trip in several years, the associated press of Pakistan reported today. Quotine informed sources, the aaencv said Chou has informed Pakistani Air Marshal Nut Khan that he was accepting a g invitation to visit this country. Khan returned from China Thursday. The agency did not give a date for the visit, a rarity for Chou, who seldom leaves China. ai north and southbound tracks, forcine the shutdown of all power. Twenty trains, each carrying more wan l.wu. passengers. were stranded. Rescue crews from the police and fire departments rushed to the scene and aided passenge; many of whom were felled as they crept along the darkened tracks some linked so no one would get lost. The dead man was tentativehand-to-ha- ly identified as Ralph Cruz 50. He was found on Martinez, tracks near 120th Street. The cause of death was not immediately determined. other Several passengers suffered heart attacks and heat prostration. Dr. George J. Stigler, Profes sor of American Institutions, University of Chicago. Mrs. Leona P. Thurman, attorney, Kansas City, Mo. uauae "Buddy" Young, spe cial administrative assistant to the commissioner of the Nation al Football League, New York City. Amert Saturday bought the transatlantic liner for $8.6 Elizabeth Queen million. The ship will be turned into a tourist center at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., with shops, theaters, restaurants, a hotel and convention facilities. The Elizabeth's sister ship, the Queen Mary, has been made into a similar facility at Long Beach, Calif. Both vessels were casualties of sagging revenue caused by the Increase in air travel. The Cunard Steamship Co., which owned the Queens, has hopes on the new placed the QE2, which went superliner, into service earlier this yar. The Queen Elizabeth has been docked in Florida as a tourist attraction since it was taken out of service last year. vice M. Edward Moldt, of the treasurer and president American consortium known as the Queen Ltd., and Philip H. Shirlev. deputy chairman of Cunard. signed the sale con tract Saturday. LONDON can (Ul'I)-- An consortium smote 'Admiral' Raye Gets secr- O Washington, etary-treasurer, o -i- Nixon Pays S. iiiiiiiiaiw X Visit i short Liberal Injures 20 Md. (UPI)-Presi- dcnt THURMONT, Nixon paid a surprise ADA. Mich. (UPI)-- An explovisit Friday night to Mrs. sion in the aerosol packaging Mamie Eisenhower at her farm section of the huge Airway in nearby Gettysburg, Pa Corp., m this west Michigan before ending two days of city late trlday nignt injured at otherwise virtual seclusion at least 20 workers, many of them the Camp David mountaintop young ciTiS. retreat here, One building was destroyed On Sunday he and his family and others connected by a fire will attend a special prayer wall threatentd as continually service for the Apollo 11 exploding alcohol bins were astronauts and then settle keeping all fire units from the before a television set to watch surrounding area at the scene. man's first attempt at a lunar Seven of the injured were landing. If it is successful, the hospitalized at Butterworth and White House said, Nixon will Blodgett Hospitals ki nearby talk cirectly with the astro- Grand Rapids in conditions nauts via a special communica ranging from fair to good.- - The rest were treated for minor tions hookup. burns and released. Nixon's visit with the ' old widow of former President Early reports caused fears that perhaps a dozen persons Dwight D. Eisenhower was his first sinre April 2, when her were trapped in the sizzling the missing were husband was buried at Abilene, buildings, but accounted later for, spokesmen Kan. said. All ambulances in Grand Rapids were rushed to the scene and fire units from as far away as 40 miles were being called in as the fire consumed the chemical plant. Deluge guns, water cannons on top 01 fire trucks, were Drougm m from nearby Plainfield and while tne Sparta townships Fire Cascade Departnearby ment sent in a foam unit Jay Van Andel, chairman of the board of Amway, estimated damage might climb as high as NEW YORK (UPI)- -A ' f busi ness that started with nickels is nearing the $2 billion mark in annua sales. There was a ceiling on all merchandise when F. W. Woolworth opened the first of the stores to bear his name 90 years ago. Price ceilings, which went to 10 cents and later to 20 cents, were abandoned in 1935. Today the company has annual sales exceeding $1.9 billion. LONDON 707 1393 Only II UTAH raff n ibsn 373-243- HYSTERICAL PASSENGER is helped by firemen from an emergency exit in the New York when a flash Lexington Avenue subway after she was trapped, with thousands of others, flood halted the line. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) 0 NEW YORK fUPI)-Publis- C3, tn item by rail." The Nat'onal Academy of Sciences had earlier suggested Utah as an alternate site for detoxification of the deadly gas bomb'ets. Their suggestion followed strong criticism of the Army's original plan to ship the i va rail to the east coast where It would have been dumped into the Atlantic Ocean. Zr OFFICE SUPPLY SIXTY-NIN- E EAST CENTER ROME of (UPI)-Mill- ions Italians are betting the national lottery comes up with 2, 3, 8 or 11 todiy. All are numbers that fortius tellers and hunch speculators associate with the U.S. Apollo mission. The U stands for Apollo The two represents the tw Americans who will walk on the moon. The three represents the three men on the mission and eight is associated with space l in the best-sellin- books which g many Italians use in deciding how to bet. Millions of dollars are being wagered on the four numbers. But tipsters also suggested gamb'ers take a chance on 15, referring to the Soviet Luna 15 which is orbiting the moon. Fun With Photography By BOBBY ALLEN Ralph Ginzburg declared he would go to the Supreme Court in an attempt to overturn loner court decisions ordering him to pay Sen. Barry $75,000 in Goldwater, damages for an article pub unscheduled television pictures lished In Fact magazine in 1964. oi the exercise. The article reported the 7:32 Astronauts alleged results of a mail survey p.m. beamed back live, of psychiatrists a number of color television show from their whom pmportedly said Goldwater was not psychologically fit capsule. 9:42 p.m. The astronauts for the presidency. began a sleep period, In June 1968, a jury awarded with a simple, "Goodnight all." Goldwater $25,000 in damage WHRI GLOVE ; from Ginzburg and $50,000 from Fact which has now merged NIXON AT RETREAT PHOTOFlKISKiNG with Guizbure's Avant-Gard- e Md. THURMONT, (UPI- )U.S the On Friday President Nixon got off to an magazine. I had a long conversation of Appeals upheld the early weekend at his Camp Court last Saturday with Ron Inkley David mountain retreat, plan- District Court ruling. who owns the White Glove ning to spend the time studying Color Finishing Lab in Ogden. WHY BUY? BORROW! background material for his He had tha rare opportunity upcoming trip. NEEDS INVALID to visit one of the really large Nixon arrived at the camp Bed Cratches Hospital finishing plants back East Thursday and planned to stay Walkers Wheel Chair ete. recently. One thing that suruntil Saturday. The globe- A to Z RENTALS prised him greatly in the circiing trip will being next 5 151 W. 600N. tour was that at the end of . Tuesday. the production line over 95 of the work that came off the BENEFICIAL dryer was passed as O.K.. lie aw only one very blurry print rejected out of quite a ur round-the-wor- ld J7S-061- IfflQ StarofteM" r-k- f$ '- ..''.'I -' , v i I LuDean Litster, CLU 289S Italians Gamble Moon Numbers h-er r- WW H offi (UPI)-B- ank cials offered a $31,200 reward today for information leading to caDture of eight men who robbed an armored car of more than $300,000 Friday. A old grandmother tackled one of the bandits and recovered one of the money bags but the rest of them fled in a truck painted to look like a dry cleaning Idelivery van. WITH CAFRAMO'S SAFETY FANS V1 8:01 a.m. Crew awakened. 11:37 a.m. Crew works on navigation exercises which gave uwiu jMvuieuie eoiiier in uigiu. 12:11 p.m. Midcourse correc uon firing of main engine to refine the course to the moon 4:45 p.m. Astronauts keep in trim by Jogging, send back Get $300,000 KEEP COMFORTABLE X' Thursday, July 17, 1969 Judgement Is Upheld Eight Robbers NICKELS TO BILLIONS . day-toda- Explosion To Mamie earlier. Pentagon officials said Friday an important factor in their decision was the fact that Denver "has some existing facilities and an experienced staff that successfully disas sembled more than 2500 Air Force bombs in the past." The Pentagon statement add ed thl "demilitarization at Rocky Mountain Arsenal will preclude the necessity for long distance transportation of these y Aerosol U 8 y Apollo Accomplishment The former first lady was "completely surprised and ex cited" when she saw her unexpected guest at the door, said prs'dential Press Secreta v I ry Ronald L. Ziegler. After saying goodby : to "Mamie;" the President drove through downtown Gettysburg and stopped briefly at a gift $500,000. said they had no shop to buy three boxes of Authorities off the blast touched what idea candy for his wife Pat and his two daughters. t"J Day-by-Da- SPACE CENTER, Houston i Friday, July II, lMt FALL RIVER, Mass. (UPI- )- (UPD a.m. The astronauts Apollo 11 blasted from 9:30 Effective today, it's "Admiral" Cape Kennedy July 16 on an awakened after a lato sleep and Martha Raye. eight-damission aimed at Aldrin radioed the ground The comedienne, who has landing men on the moon with "Good morning, Houston." entertained U. S. servicemen in only a few minutes variance in 11:00 a.m. Aldrin and Collins three wars, received her the mission schedule through radioed back their observations of weather on earth and honorary commission in th Friday. described a huge cloud cover Massachusetts Navy during The following are the y . : . i details of Apollo lis flight over the Mediterranean. BpEkmi ceremonies auuui uic USS Massachusetts, the state s plan as accomplished (all times 4:40 p.m. Apollo 11 began the longest live space television official war memorial. She is EDT). show as Armstrong and Aldrin the first woman so honored. Wednesday, July IS, 1969 to enter the lunar In conferring the honor, Capt. 9:32 a.m. Astronauts Neil A. prepared James F. Gavin, executive Armstrong, Michael Collins and lander for a checkout. 7:30 p.m. The television director of the World War II Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin show estrone uts the over, battlewagon, praised Miss Raye blasted off from Cape Kennedy closed the hatch on the LM. to American atop a Saturn for her services and orbited 9:59 p.m. The astronauts' troops in World War II, Korea earth. rest period began, but they She returned and Vietnam. 12:16 p.m. Saturn remained awake for a recently from another four-- on schedule, hurling Apollo 11 time. month dint in Vietnam, bring- out of earth orbit toward the 11:12 p.m.-T- he Apollo 11 ing her total entertainment moon. barrier spacecraft crossed time in the war zone to more 12: Si p.m. Command shin from the influence of earth than a year. socked noseto-nos- e with lunar gravity into the pull of the lander, pulling landing craft moon. free of Saturn S top stage Saturn 5 was fired by remote control into solar orb!t. The docking was one minute ahead of schedule. 11:02 p.m. Crew began a nine hour rest period. the White House. : Willi. Here's Commission After traveling about 20 miles to the lovely Eisenhower farmhouse, the President found Mrs. Eisenhower talking over the telephone to Mrs. Nixon at l 11 SUNDAY, JULY JO, 1961 few. is one area where Watklns, the plant manager of the White Glove Lab Is a real stickler. Automatic color printing machines, even though they cost around $18,000 do make a certain number of mistakes, even with highly experienced operators and any print that doesn't meet exacting standards is rejected and done over. This is why on "SUPER RUSH" orders one or two negatives may be sent back without prints or on orders that are not rush, the crder doesn't always come back the next day, although they usually do. So, if you have some precious pictures that are really important to you and your family, try our This Wiley White Glove Photofinishing. It really is better. CongratnTations! Ton were our mrmDer one man of the past Enth. 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