Show - - g i i ' -- - I - 'Well Boys It's Not 'Everything I co4r But It's Better Than Weve James Reston Tad!' 'Secret' Viet Dialogue -- r4 - ire New York Times Service 4 i d --- ' - 'A'' - rex J ntg ''Nt cor ii o! - di'---- 4'1 A 147 'i: ''' ' fr) - J P '' 1 1 : 0 J' a -- ' at- '' - I 1 ‘ 4 tOTTERY ing ' ripe MgHtNi - DtiC - - ' wrkic Rrt fül$ 1r L ' WASHINCTON — President Johnson to the '''''''''' an asso-- prem'e Court of vell it lers 'i' s - ""1 - AppF 401117 :- - IIIIMENN ) lil lip i i -- "- — c - 0 ' ' ofillifie 73117nor sr7177:3 elate justice 1 to re- - -- tr Tom who has said he will retire before June But there may be other place justice Clark me i 1- if -- ! 1 4' y' ould heir I - ! ' i ' 4 I- court Request ABA List President Johnson could establish a precedent by asking the American Bar Assn to submit a list of at least five men considered to be among the outstanding judges in the country serving in the federal or state courts This would direct ' t k the itary isers ? apa i May Appoint Negro - ) ' ' ot the 1 ' 't '' de to East deals AK5I2 V A95 2 6 9765 WEST EAST AA63 A1087 VQJ74 J8532 VK83 94 41 AK11032 SOUTH 9 Q 10 6 AKQ107 AAQII The bidding: South East Pass Pass Pass 1 A NT West North Pass Pass Pass 1 V 3 NT Pass Opening lead: Four of V An accurate tally of his opponent's distribution provided South the declarer at three no trump with the key clew required to wage a r' " Consider Texans ) There are hints also that among Mr Johnson's Texas friends are some lawyers and judges on whom he may wish to '"A' successful cam i' - I paign " !I t h e t! Although 14) 1 I fkvI t''! -' opposition had bid ':)4 both of his sults A :71' 4V: :t V West decided to lead from his bet- t4t ter holding and he : ' opened the four of r'''744N-ve- ' ' ::::3i 'hearts The deuce :"e' '''' was played from Mi Li--iend East dummy won the trick with the )cing On the return West covered declarer's ten with the jack ana North put Up the ace Gen ' Just Try ss to h are layed be down Lit lI ':' 1 :4-4475- By Bennett Cerf '1 ‘g A young lady from the Bronx landed a lob in a big Broadway night club and by way of celebration brought home a bottle of champagne to share with her folks She barely had popped the cork when her mother rushed tO the telephone and "You the family physician called should come quick" ordered Mama "Sadie's got us drinking shampoo" ae as if the early Ing a ces- Spade Was Led A spade was led from dummy and South played the jack West followed suit with the three and ducked the queen on At Malaga Spain a section of the the next lead in order to deprive declarbeach has been reserved for fat ladies er of access to dummy's long spade only A courteous Castillian policeman - South continued with the nine and West was in with the ace He cashed the queen tried to steer a haughty American lady of hearts on which declarer discarded a thither and got a wallop over the head club with her parasol for his pains I the )1 and erican Presi Iforts that weigh a cesat tbe - 7 — gainst I 4 out the pain with Musteroles warmth mimililt1 ' o 4 i (4 sub-surfac- ' i 2 o a : — 1 ' 4 il 7 '' '44-'- ''''' " '''' '''''''C '4'4 ''''' !11' : 4 L - p ant ' Result? 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Buy large site i Qur hmo tot lauslatole's analgesic coonletinItant action ' Ititv' - — ‘x ROIL ' i '' ''t're':-- ' ‘Afic ' '' v '"- 0 ' ' 4111444nt ' ' 4 :: 'LI- "'"-- - -- i 4i "' - ' ' So if you've come down ' ' ' ' Plat Tax and Liconsa $e 14 -- 4 14 Sr0o9''' otttiWAIrGREENtgli kV!) tO114011116 s who do not consult be- a physician cause they are nei- ther ill nor in dis- - 4'7 ti A b a was found ) Thrives In Intestine te single-celle- d was named after parasite which under the microscope looks like a fried egg sunnyside up It thriVes in the large intestine where It invades the wall of the colon to pro- duce irritation and ulceration This is the : cause of dysentery Amoeblasis J 1 - 1111 A 1 Trials and ' i Tribulations - v t Florence K Palmer 13y : ' 1 Becky was able to stop on the prover-- " bial dime when a dog dashed iin front of her car and she braked to an abrupt halt But motorist Oat-field directly behind r --reacted less quickly r 7 ' 't to the emergency v t - kwv ' 1 r into 1 her rear plowing ' : end So Becky sued -- i him for the injuries I IV she suffered' in the collision ' ' "Just like a worn- - t ) 'fr' 4 an driver She stops 1 Willy-nill- y of traffic it — conditions and with- i Miss Palmer out signal too then i : i' f L World of Heraldry i - blames me because I didn't guess her Intent in time to avoid our coming together" Wield counterclaimed "As Becky disregarded the rules of safe delving she must pay my car repairs and be thankful her negligence wasn't also responsible for a disastrous chain of collisions besides" "Humph I suppose Oatfield thinks I should have run over that sweet little By Joe T Boyes dog and maybe the child coming after it BATES — Arms: Sable a fess between three just to save his jalopy from damage" hands ardent Crest: An arm In armor embowed Becky sniffed "The truth is he drove too In the hand Motto: "Menu et cords" truncheon close behind me for proper control of his According to a count and similarity of car in a sudden emergency such as this grants of arms to various branches of the Therefore I'm entitled to compensation Bates family name they seem to be pretof my pain and suffering" ty evenly divided — - into two north and Now here's the point of law you must decide — can Becky collect from Oatfield south groups one originating in the for her Injuries? 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DOWNTOWN ONLY ''4'S''' Hub r 1 il - i - to7 This would probably not satisfy the Russians but it might satisfy the contending senators The administration knew for weeks that Kennedy was going to rake a major 'speech on Vietnam policy and had a fairly good idea of what he was going to say Yet nobody told him before he spoke that the administration had put "substantially similar" proposals to Hanoi and he is still not satisfied on the point The result is that the debate is smothsome US offered in suspicion icials and sources other than our own government one is told that Washington did shift its policy: That is to say it did inon both sides wheresist on as last year it was willing to stop the bombing if Hanoi would merely start talking that it did ask what Hanoi meant by unconditional cessation of bombing and was told this meant the bombing must stop and any qualification about starting it up again would be a "condition" and therefore an "ultimatum" unacceptable to Hanoi ' ! 1 t got - No it was a legal draw While the accident wasn't inevitable and persons of a higher standard of prudence and fore-sight might have avoided it Minnesota's Supreme Court refused to allow damages to either Becky or Catfield Both had the benefit of the "sudden emergency" rule by which a motorist is not to be deemed negligent when in the face of a sudden danger or emergency he doesn't exercise the wisest judgment "The law does not requixe supernatural poise or self control" the cGurt explained wryly "but no one can safely drive motor vehicles amid the distractions and dangers likely to be encountered on modern highways or streets who is not reasonably steady of nerve quick in forming an opinion and calm in executing a design" i Muscles? r AchingCold-Weathe- 1 4 we In all declarer took two spades one I two clubs and four diamonds heart wPW111 the—questions Washington hai been 'asking without getting satisfactory answers But the distressing and divisive debate goes on precisely because the administration will not make this clear (Copyright) Can North Vietnam demand the end of US bombing and then insist that a on the request for soar Communist side is an "ultimatum"? Is North Vietnam really ready for a Nevertheless it Is still not dear why the Johnson Administration does not explain at least in private to senators who are puzzled by all these charges and countercharges just what we did propose and to whom and what response trick Trial's Answer - Vietnam"? Obviously no sensible discussion can be carried on with diplomatic smoke sig- nals like these This is a debate about phantoms rather than facts and is begin fling to sound more like an exercise in propaganda rather than diplomacy The Communists do not usually shout their proposals across the world when they are serious about opening up a new and hopeful line of negotiations This at least is Washington's experience with them in the past n ti3 ' - - 1 diamonds however when East followed to the second round with the nine South paused to consider the situation before West was known to have continuing started with three spades and presumably four hearts From the fall of the spots in diamonds it appeared likely that he also had length in that suit Clarify Pattern In order to clarify the distributional pattern South discontinued hearts temporarily and cashed the ace of clubs West showed out discarding a heart and declarer had a complete picture of his opponent's hand West had been dealt five diamonds originally and his last three cards were now revealed to be the of diamonds South exited with the seven putting West in and forcing a return into the queen-tefor the fulfilling 'e Y' bings 1 ' t :' !: And Stop Me are Surely it would seem that out of the 50 are at present the chief judicial officers of the highest court in each state or out of the 75 or more men and women who serve on the US Circuit Courts of Appeals and the many judges in the US District Courts there should be some outstanding judges Justices could be appointed from this group to the US Supreme Court on merit instead of letting the appointments be made on the basis of political consid- erations or personal friendships It certainly would inspire men and women on the bench if they knew that by performing creditable service their ability might some day be recognized by the President of the United States as he selected some of them to become justices of the US Supreme Court West was obliged to shift his attack and inasmuch as a diamond play did not appear attractive he returned the four of clubs East covered dununy's five with the eight to dislodge South's queen Declarer cashed the ace and king of NORTH ' i - By C IL Goren Ithe i attention to men of judicial experience who have reached a high point in the esteem of members of the legal profession Goren on Today's Bridge Hand Neither vulnerable N f ' The talk about Capitol Hill is that Mr Johnson has been urged to appoint Thur good Marshall a Negro who is at present solicitor general of the United States and was formerly a judge in the Circuit Court of 'Appeals Mr Marshall is highly re spected and certainly an earnest advocate of the very principles of law which the liberal justices have been championing But is Marshall the best lawyer or judge for the post? Would his appointment be regarded Ft s a selection based on merit or on the political benefits that would occur among a large number of voters who would regard this as a break with precedent? From the beginning of republic the highest court in the land has happened unfortunately not to in- clUde a Negro Some speculation is heard too that Mr Johnson may do the unexpected in another direction by choosing a woman as justice There are a number of good women judges and lots of people proba bly would be pleased to see the many decades orthis form of alleged discrimination also ended riter n B d his ' i - ( ants - t' 4i to someone whose appointment will help him get votes in the next election? I otion ly a - f- I ! rtairl :1Ii':4 I i J 4t i 4 ' t' :: r I )asic ksia fI 1j Li i i Mr :11 I 1 was dent A ': sub- - - te' '-- te Vietnam? These are fair questions and there is reason for saying that these are precisely tress -' There are nu- "an extremely important peace initiamerous tive" from Hanoi ' if" for amoebic dysen- ' Trinb Offer tery ands every This presumably referred to what medico has five or Dr- - Van Dann Kosygin had earlier described as an offer - six favorites from from North Vietnamese Foreign Minister which to choose Some drugs work best e when there is high "that the during the acute-statNguyen Duy Trinh namely United States immediately and uncondifever abdominal pain and bloody diarrhea The list incudes emetinedio'doquin tionally cease the bombings of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietaureomycln terramycin fumagillin and nam) and then the way would be cleared the arsenicals These products alsoare of to the negotiating table for a discussion value in the milder forms of the disease " of all questions Series of Treatments "The A m e r1 c a n government One remedy is' used for ltdays and however" Kosygin said this week "did then another to complete a series of not avail itself of this opportunity On the treatments After a rest of 10 to 20 days contrary trying to camouflage its ag- - another series is started provided the gressive intentions it hastened to set parasite still exists Milibis is the choice forth ultimatums that were absolutely unof physicians south of the border for acceptable to the Vietnamese people" these cases invades the liver When amoebiasis What Ultimatums? i n the past emeand abscesses develop What ultimatums? The Soviet Pre-Mitreatment tine coal satisfactory does not say Officials here think i diphosthis Chloroquin for (Aralen)mli he means the US request for re-the malaria remedy is phate escalation on both sides was an "ultimo- rapidly becoming a competitor of emeturn" but they are not sure tine The modern treatment of amobi - who '''' i'''l vacancies as at ' I ' least three mem- -' Ií 'V' “-'--- - : ? bers - of the court i' e' k ' ' t 5k'"''' are already eligt- ' ble to retire on full - -pay — Chief 'his- - i Mr Lawrence tiee Warren Jus- tice Douglas and Justice Black What is the dut3i of a President as he faces the task of selecting justices for the highest court in the land? Should he pick the most competent jurist or give priority - ' 7:- r o posals the that ' L All 8 1987 negotiated settlement or merely for talks which would relieve the pressure ori North Vietnam and continue it on South to ask what llanoi means by "the unconditional cessation of United States' bombing and all other acts of war Is a US against North Vietnam" attack on a North Vietnamese regiment in South Vietnam an attack on "North similar Mr Reston to those put for- ward by Senator (Robert) Kennedy were explored prior during and After the TET truce — all without 'result" But he did bot say what the proposals were or who they were presented to and even members of the Foreign Relations Committee have not been able to get private information on this critically important point Since then Premier Alexei N kosygin of the Soviet Union has condemned the United States for rejecting what he called 6E7 bestow a Supreme Court appointment Sometimes presidents when a vacancy Ocurs have replaced outgoing justices with someone else from the same state and it would not be unnatural to see a Texan appointed to Clark Many lawyers feel that justices of the Supreme Court should have some experience on the bench before being appointed to the highest court in the land But Presidents from both political parties have ignored this concept And of the present nine justices on the Supreme Court only three ever had been on any federal or state court before coming to the high Is expected - alkit - 1 i day stantially N LBJ May SnilkT1'4ditioil in Court Appointment tIy 'hat ake I "'p 1 Z47n 70::p — other i Xeirc-----)- à 010111101114 g7 Rusk said - I 1 400-')::- : record F o r example Secretary of State m - ' - - : i a ' put on the public David Lawrence the s ( ' ' 1 m esi- - 1 ! ' s tfi ' - - b lf -- 90 A i car I11 l'IN firlik' '''' ' ) a 601 y Of v- ''TL-I''7C7- - ent tl'! gi iz : us w -- lb iii 1 ' ' y i 1r I ''''''') 1 ''' - mysterious proposals and "ul- –II that rnatuins" have never been ' 1 1 — 'about :ttt ' ''''i (is 4 - L I tfi i w Marth Wednesday Spawns-Deba- entitled WASIIINGTON—The debate on Vietnam is getting noisier and sillier because almost all the principals keep arguing -- - le-- The Salt Lake Tribune - t 'I I |