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Show 4 DESE-E- NEWS, T November y, Wec'-evdo- MARMADUKE by Anderson & 12, 1959 Leeming jj p PIqIqJ VVfOflg Santiago a- h r.'i - a i Ufe Ar to:; , O'' 0 C f h - C.r..n a 'p atT p T- a .tv ' 7- ) A ; at f: r - r.r, Chilean National A.:.:re e (LANi spor.P'.T.-- n u a r.ot equipped f' r tn'erea'.oral travo' and ti e p lot had beer, instructed o r.o.fv the hijacker'. ' r,ege s.x airf.rer. vmre .n cio.n or, sr;-- p i.-fvo,-rd on a to c go-- ;e flight frnrn Santiago Puerto Mon'f, but nine of the paen- - Uro-- iaM- - cn it i 'pok-'r'-r- : pljr o lo.Nf-- r r.t bp e- o Havana fuel imec'or d.pn- - c E:NH. Or. of rurs ' A Jr. would je the aue How-ev-'-- c govenntrer.t planned to do if the hijackers persisted in cord. nuing the 'ight. Fjccaue of its romparaive-s'Or- t range, the Caraveiie at ica-- t ng.d hrtve o n one ni re rofuejirg stop, probar. ,v ir. Lima, Peru, or Qu.to, e L5 i'uid , requ.red flight. hurra did r.ot sav err.-.t.o- nl ' an to i t j.rr i. f A 1 lp-- A ua-ta- p.,-r.- LrN'G uadT. he VIETNAM T" :r. 'p US. irer ar. r V.'r.aru t r pf. fo ?. ivn ' r. 3rr Qr.z to . Stg.k fcc.K E.ve.l a commands t1- .- .ne- - d. L'.S. nj tr III Cnrp' reg.o.n. Pk ;n t: e pi tm'-- h'ree-c;-.- r rn M provinces surround "g rrr.r Jf Jc 0 I irefigr f.eid command from have said President N'ixor. s inder pre'-ur- e 'vrm 'orre lawmakers ar.d mil ry a p1, o r.r.;- - e s sa-d- C rfi ct5'jp- - ' & p a W-m : f.r Cn "It would create very srrl-uu- s problems," Ewell rid ;r. -- in V.em.arr.. He a recent sTuiv made bv the American com- d :,r? lour t.mes h.gl cr when a l'.S. !IA it c v p?-fh an p in a f a i on am-r- . very peru r cv pr r.p "I here." Ewe.l r k.r t a f aga: t the rcres ar.d r.rgir.g the bell '0 fl .f4 "That's offerie. whv ceas-?-f're- s rn. 'en culi po;e verv scriou v. -- v rc p , ro-.- parable a bexe e r.e.. to ned against the rones. T--e boxer in This case, s ,d Lt. Gen. Julian Ewell, a'p ' e Vie: Corg and North Vle:r.m- e-- General Urges Cease-Fir- e, a r C-- - rjnrpi-- P. Jetliner rr:. ;' a-::.:-- : At No J CIVQ . .r. the n . z"r a chance to renHc-enerJ'- . to that t1'0 gives ceae-hr- e hrmg rsupp:y in 54. of have devie-- a cys"' he reallv wotk.rg to de-v-e "We would ?ti er.rre.v cuter end one fs there wis a it ar.d must sty mat rebuild. But naturally J someone told us we were going to we'd do id" have a cease-fire- , he said. owe .I pt.:-fica'io- n Ve h-- A m.l.ary sense." . k he car. ge h.rr r again before The .next enemy preo ar.d I Ji ceae-f-"e- I . dont know what would be." CONSTIPATED1? Chew Chase. DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET "Ma.jbe a cease- Md.. added: fire would be a good idea ar 'erne rime in the future. Bur I dw't know w hen even that t.me might be. Right new it " BRAN BUDS9 TRY tf-- 2 "May I remind you that I'M the school crossing auord? ?" Haynsworth Vote Seen Very Close1 -WASHINGTON (LTD The Senate whips of both today the parties predi confirmation vue on Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to worth Aiken battle. The prediction as the Senate Hayns-worth- s Sens. Two Republirans Edward YV. Brooke of Massachusetts and George D. Aiken said there are of Vermont enough opposition votes block the nomination. to Brooke, who is opposed to I Haynsworth. commented: think it will be rather clo-- e but I think conceivably there could be sufficient votes to prevent the confirmation. In a preview of the debate, Sen. Gordon Ailott, spoke for more than an hour on the Senate floor today in defense of Haynsworth's record and appealing for approval of the South Carolini- an. Ailott, only member of the Republican leadership publicly committed to vote for die nominee, declared: "I have now carefully reviewed the views and tnere are b new facts recited which convince me that Judge Havns- - be con- said Haynsworth seemed short of the necessary majority vote even if all the publicly uncommittM senators voted for him. Aiken told a reporter "I'd say at the present time that he's a little short of (he 50 serve on the Supreme Court will be very close, with two or three votes deciding the both of whom oppose confirmation. nut firmed by this body. 'td prepared to Start debate Thursday on the nomination was made by Sen, Edward M. and Sen. Kennedy. Robert P. Griffin, should SUGAR HOUSE Penneys votes needed to win. Aiken's count was at variance with a L'PI poll, vvhmh showed 43 senators fmmly opposed to confirmation and 37 firmly for it. This left 20 uncommitted, sufficient to put the Greenville, S.C., jurist in the Supreme Court seat vacated by Abe Fortas if all voted for him. The YY'ashington Post said Tuesday its poll shows 51 senators were incited to oppose 41) to support Haynsworth, him and 9 undecided. The CPI poll, updated Tuesday night, showed a slight switch favorable to Haynsworth. One Republican senator previously counted as committed against the nomination moved himself to the uncommitted column and indicated he was now leaning toward voting for confirmation. Aiken said he will REGULAR PRICES ON ALL CHILDREN 5 MENS, WOMENS, BOOTS! PARKAS1-PAN- TS! This is it, skiers! The big sale youve been waiting for! Penneys has taken 20 off on all boots, parkas and pants in the Ski Shop. not reveal how he will vote until the roli is called. Of his 11 New England colleagues, only Sen. Norris Cotton. is opeuiy supporting Haynsworth. and most are openly opposing him. 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