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Show 8A Sunday Herald SUND. Walt Disney Left Manager Group ‘Crisis ~~ Deepens To Carry On; Business Prospers About Pope UPi Hollywood Correspondent nization to continue By VERNON SCOTT wooD iL W Decisions are usually rea by agreement among these me no one man at the who soon will add the r major attraction to Disneyland um. of the haunted mansion Plans for the spovxy rid n ral King winter through the house filled w resort, Disney World in Florida ghosts becan before Disney h and other ventures are guiued was openeq 14 years ago. The by a group of men: Roy Disney outer shell was built in 1961 -\(Walt's older brother), Card The mansion will open this Walker, Dick Irvine, n mer at a cost of % Tatum, Bill Walsh and Ron jon—a considerable amount Miller (Walt’s son-in-law when it is noted that all « Add 53rd Attraction Disneyland cost $17 million « the fortunes ision, Dis- pening day with 22 attrac'ions ney World near Orlan*c electe is expected t e today Fla. is vith going the aheed first compor pening to the public in le nan two years —a day This same driving team tt a mass in St. Basilica The events of the past year By ROBERT F. BUCKHORN early heart attacks and ulcers have without doubt made Paul WASHINGTON (UPI)—Would Bailey said. the most controversial Pope in you hire this man? Bailey sa‘d that even if be ioceianieds “ recent years, They have raised) He is obsessed with the idea Congress provides the needed “These arenas were built for serious doubts in the minds of he may accidentally kill funds to improve the airway sports events, ice shows, manyCatholics, as he himself someone. system it would take three to circus and rodeo's. But there is said, about his ability to lead He takes tranquilizers suf4 the church through the storm job. And he nléen'y of opr’: un fers from depressions, is prone five years to di shows that present other kinds A year ago dissent in tne p at of last Catholic church was rather? wlcers and early heart predicted a of entertainment. And we hove = attack, summer's massive air traffic to do just that with Disney widespread. But it had not /*\?¢ 7 1 reached visibly into the hie ees ee bee delays at major air terminals. parade,” said Card Walker rarchy perhaps|prorunr’1 Sate nese. con : But Bailey said there were “In conjunction with NB’ we archy and and it it appeared ap eared perhaps °X°°! ne more manageable than it does ngs Congress could do now will put together the Disney trols Association (PATCO) used now Hecalled for an increase in the characters and music tha ere these symptoms to character There followed on July 29, the vi air traff number of controllers, better already iamiliar to the public and hit the road We open Christthe church's traditional "eller on whose sk pay, better training, and mas Day in Chicago.” th safety of thousands the the safet epends pirth/depends , tion to, artificial rotation of personnel from The name Disneycontinues to of air travelers 1 ro This dramatically Bailey gave the profile to a crowded traffic centers to less stand for entertainment, brought the erisis to a head and Senate aviation subcommittee used centers. Walker, Irvine, Miller, Walsh went far to undermine the hearing testimony this week Bailey gave no figure for the and the rest have addressed Pope's authority. themselves to the task of ‘on the Nixon administration's number of controllers but insuring that the company will The clamor in the church grew louder after that, and| ‘$5 billion, 10-year airport and PATCO Chairman Michaellexpand and prosper as it has airways program. Bailey, the some natinal bishops conferen-) criminal Disney first lawyer, represents Rock said 15,000 new control-\since Walt ces even issued instructions to} about 7,000 of the nation’s lers were needed today and sketched a@ mouse named the faithful that conflicted with) Mickey. 14,000 air traffic controllers. He 125,000 by 1980. Pope's decision against chang-/2" overworked air sik THE NEWMISS WOOL OF AMERICA poses with the three runnersup after the recent contest at San Angelo, Tex. Third from left, wearing the crown, is the winner, Frankie Mitchell of Virginia, Second from left is Nancy Williams of Twin Falls, Ida., first runnerup. Second runnerup, or third place, is Beverly Snedecor of lowa, far right, Third runnerup, or fourth place, is Brenda Pack of Tennessee, far ‘ft, (HeraldUPI Telvphoto) Oops, Penalty | In Law Dropped | Testithony Ends In Evans Crash Inquiry | BOISE, Idaho (UPI)—They can find you guilty of drunk} driving in Idaho, but startled] Cigarette Advertising Walt welded has come up with sti another Disney form of entertainment, the Disney are na shows. Present Other Shows |tho Pope’s teaching on birth control, ta described a controller this way “He experiences the pressure But birth control was clearly ‘ang mental gyrations of a top only one aspect of the level executive without the SUBIC BAY, Philippines qualified in all aspects,” said dissension, and not the most variance in routine that keeps serious. (UPI)—After three weeks of/McMichael of Ramsey. “I had penalty such executives —whether they testimony from 78 witnesses, @n9 qualms at all.” | The state legislature this year) WASHINGTON (UPI)—Senate| ‘The fundamental dispute was jbe leaders of industry or U. S.| U.S.-Australian naval board off During the first week of the passed a new law on drunk|hearings on the imzact of cig- and is over the very nature of senators—from going berserk.” | inquiry completed its hearings). . iS es “ the church—whether it should] ‘The man-killing pressure has driving, establishing how Hoday into the collision of the inquiry, the Evans’ skipper, determine when a motorist is arette advertising will opeNiremain a highly authoritarian] created a controller who needs [July 21, Sen, Frank Moss, D-| institution with an ideology U.S.8. Frank E. Evans and the\Cmdr. Albert S. McLemore of intoxicated. tranquilizers, may suffer from figalli ae ena |Vallejo, Calif., testified Ramsey | The lawmakers provided pen- Utah, announced today. \stated in fixed terms. Or depressions, and is prone to ear Adm. Jerome A. King, i alties of 30 days to five voars,| Moss, chairman of the Sen-|whether it should evolve into a and fines of $100 to $300. ate Consumers subcommittee,|more democratic institution in attorneys day the UR hoon ineaber(o, beet Stain brides Rohe announced the board would cali|W#tches as scv‘or officer for no more witnesses and wasf0ur months Gov. but had been discovered Wednes-| law provides no} Probe Slated Don Samuelson signed said the committee This has widened the separa- initially|which the Pope shares authori- would consider the impact ofity with bishops and in which|tion between him and the ready to begin wriling its qualified formally for only 10 the law | Somewhere between the advertising on young people. |widely divergent interpretations|liberals. The Pope decries report on the facts of the crash |d@¥s before the collision governor's office and the plant| The Federal Trade Commis-/of dogma are allowed. dissent in the church as will inquiry of board The. sailors.) American 74 that killed in Indianapolis where ne w laws'sion, which has issued a strict] The Pope, who in broadjharmful and dangerous. The The final witness before the|forward its findings to both the the penalty proposal to makeall cigarette|terms must be rated ailiberals call it a healthy six-man board was the execu-\U.S. 7th Fleet and the \were printed, was dropped, advertising include a warning|moderate, has taken an un-idevelopment that should be a tive officer or second man in|Australian navy. They will section command of the Evans, Lt./decide whether the facts Officials warned tipplers not|of the potentially fatal dangers SWerving, conservative position one feature of church Cmdr. George L. McMichael, vatrant bringing charges to celebrate too enthusiastically|of smoking, was scheduled ne these questions. $4, of Fountain Valley, Calif../against any of the men about the development. They|begin three days of hearings \ pointed to local city laws which|next Tuesday, who said he had no qualms|involved. Ramsey was warned often provide penalties for the| The current law banning re-| about the ability of the man in/during the hearings that he was crime. State legal officials|strictions on cigarette advertischarge of the ship when it/Suspected of “negligently ha- began looking into ways ofjing expires Monday. Cigarette| collided. jzarding” his ship. getting the penalties back on packages mow contain a rela-| That officer was Lt. (j.g.) neaet the books. \tively mild warning. | lite. | BeeHOwelt, Ronald C. Ramsey, 24, of Long| CHIEF JUSTICE PRESIDES peach, testify board grant eye 0) the ‘Thechief Constitution requires that t because he declined said the : the United was not prepared to oa cnet susie oc ae Unite Br States shall preside at impeachhim full constitutional| ment proceedings against a rights, such as permission to) president. 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