' \/J T l Ull l ' · c r • I a y _ , , I d ti.\' I, V r I /1 • 011 / y i, c lo s • d • ' .., - ~ 1 l /{ i . ' i 11 • • r - a u , / 11 I ll<l I . 1 CC Ill Ill i l/ • I • I if in , · i o n , - ~ th n l llinJ,, t m n J I, • kn I o f '110 poli ' or plot to a a i,ia/ an f o Y i , 11 I ad c r s . ' en . at panel inc l u ~ J__. ,ia Io r Goldwater uf Ari.iv~ --=- ~ later spoke of 1 hat lie called a pot ntial • "Political tug of war . 11 "SP cifi all')" - said Goldwater - "it appears that ffo1'ls are being made - to di crce President Kennedy and hi broth 1/'1 - R obert Kennedy from the assassination attempts made ou Fidel Castro . '' Goldwater adding lha l h wa " ry much afraid this may lead to a contest in the committee · - betueeu those who want to make sure nobody blames Pr sident Kennedy and those who want to tell the truth.' R I A 1l IV ffty y ar arr 111 nl . - f or Japan lo bu al l a I forty- Ito 111illion to 11s of S rain and o , a b an Was/ii,i Lon. , as annouuc d today in ••••••Wd»a:r Ag1'i ultur Sec,,etar Earl But z noting that Japan , has been an d ~ o be - our biggest o erseas ,.._ "- ustomer for farm goods. Adding: "It is to protect Japan a n d o th er re gu la r cu s tom er s - I h a t we a r e tempo1'arily delaying further sales to the Soviets." II HI 1' Wa /tin Ion a rain - a J>ro ~Y • Y /JO r / f YO Ill 1/1 , Pr e , id , ttl. i a I c I 111 n c J £. o a rd . Board Chairman Cltarle Good II a in lite pan I has r it d - more I/tan l w nl - ne tlto1t an.d application or clemenc . Of these - It continued - "roughl Ji e or six thousand" wer l earl "in li ible." But the board has acted on I w l 1 thousand cases - said he; noti,ig that "only six per · nt - have received a deci ion of 'no clemency'." Goodell adding tll1as of A11gusl !!.ne - president Ford had alread3 signed a thousand pardons; and has s inc e "b e gun rec e i in g pack et s of a l h Ott sand or more ca e - o,i a regula1• basis." He also said "tile board will definitely finish" its work "and go out of existen e - by September fiftee · ,ilh." LI 1 , \ · " p , · I d n a q u 7 u , . r i II a II a . Y po r l d ho/ and /,• i l l d loda b _ p an i s h /J o I i c t ~ Spain. Polic al o ,, po 1' t ~ I It e di co Y) Of a- fi1 g u Yrilla hid = out ,1 tn ::::: J:nnn IJy Io HmP.:,: Inc lad i"-' l he po r l of Lac oru na wh re 8-eN11tal1s-$tnw Fra,aco is n.ow on vacation . I R1' \ • F LL ti G LJ J In ll ~ ; r /tbo ri 11 Portugal - anti- ·0111 111111ii . I moh . c. today alta k , rJ I Ii . I part It aGquarl r in. our north rn lot ,i • ommuni I the a/lack " brutal barbari 111 "c.l A 1: cu . -#=f II . . f d ng/\au ,orilies o oin nothing to slop Lh e m • - mltiL II appear ell. tB 11 e st l sci st prirtctU l y IPN "· J,o,1.,,.,1, 7'("::;;bJt;t!';f Portugal's army units ~ aid to ha e endorsed a new a!!:..!..i-leftis t policy; and ~ a delegation of top officers~ tiow ~ s ttut(' he ouster of Premier Goncalves. .. -~ B LO HJ T From T r a 11r • ~ er tar_\ i111011 - al Bloo111i,i Lon Judiana - an atta ,~ loda on th, food tamp pro1:,'am. Simon sa in,. food lamp ''b gan as a fourle n million dollar x/> ri " nteut." Bul not co t the ro 1'nmenl more th.an six and a half billion a ear. He al o called the food stamp program - "a well known Ila en for chiselers and rip-off artists." A ; d l o i ~ 7 prime exa»1ple of tlte government trying I\ to solve probl ms =- 0 11uff people should be solving for th ems e l II DE T R I T Pla11 · or lh ~ i11f t· o du l io u o a 11 1 ultra - Ii r lt/ 11 i ltt ompa · I ar lhi f all - 11 e r a11nou11 c d toda b ~ /try I r . - ~¥,D6r u li cn a_ Tit n e t c a 1 ~ a id l o b a I o o k - a l i k e f o r tit e PI y t11 o u l It Duste1 ' - but b e tt e r 011 g a du e · lo lit e u e of 11 ew ~ lighl-L e i g ht alum i num and plastic part , so 1-,.J::ll:tz:::J rn-- ~ - v~~ p i.,,, tu Gall U • " " ")f tlte duster-1 - ~ tlte feather dttster." ., . / .- \ 1 \ IL FY o 111 Fi Y s I Lad.\ B e lt JI Foy d - at \ ail, (i_ oloYado - ~ fiual omment on It Y celebra t ed "' "af air" ..,. talemen.t on TV. Mr . Ford a ing: "M /tu band Jo,,ga e 111 - and m dart Iller, Su an, forga e m o I gu e s s e e r t Ii i n g is a I l rig Ii t. " R DEL lad z io to o I, h r · i ,, t /J a r a h u I ., j u m 1, - a 11 cl o t more of a r ·rte lhan · lte bar rai ned for. S enteen ~ ar old Anna Culton - Akt')f off from an airport at Bidd ford, Maine; but he drifted of ., course on her wa dot n- /a11din on top of a box car on a pas ing train. Miss Cultone ha11 ing or, for dear life for ten - t11iles till tile lrai12 stopped at nearby Artlndel and she was finally able lo Je:t get off. w COR . l ,., - A f t , , y I e l l s and t •e k of , a i tin ,g - th rain fin a I I . \ ca ni e I a t n i h t and l o da y - i ti mu c h of t lz. e drought stricken corn belt; f rom a hal f in ch °""' ..-<1-o or so in Kansas - to ufJ n, two inches in Nebraska. A A spokesman for the National Weather Service saying: "It's too early to tell #RJ=I- lzow general these rains ha v e been - but the rain combined with cooler temp er a tu re s ~,, will _ - ,;;;[~ 11 s s i sf. t! A