1 7 F RD I II a 11 i d , r a 11 1; i 11, g 11 , 1 • l n f • r • 11 , lo d t1 y a I /l o ll y 11 oo d , Florid a 1 re id • 11/ I· ord 1 xJ>r •s s d I i I I I • /1 o /> • I /1 a I o II , r , s . II o u I d " /> 1, r o , Ii i , ' (I IL I i - i II I fl X U I IJ _ \ II X I Ill o II I It a · I, , It Pr 11.Ji ll b rl • Il l d · r1ti ■ unld , Jun e . II I a in Flor ida a part of hi national · ampai n lo • II lit American peopl 01t /t i . e uer r y a 1l d c o n o III i c pro gr a 111 - o m e p ha es of ulli c It a,, e Ill C I i 11, r oppo ilion in Co.n g ress. A l o, toda , some lif t thou and pectalors lbt:-fi+J£1rJurl-e i 11 Fort Lauderdal e as tit President teed-off i ,i a olf match with .Jacll The ic/1 /au , Jackie Gleason and Bob Pre idenl • t a ,1;,._"'-~ • , A Hope. .. l ij t iMg :a::..:xrrre hundred niuety yard dri,;e down lite fairr a shot. E n fl i ~ i n d i · a L i o 11 t-e ti ,, y / I, a l o m ~ a r r o 11 1 in~ do I n and - #r-o:p-efff , l l:y: - d / a /ion i lli11 , ~ in. 11 o lit nali 11' b e I l~no, n r tail r __, · J P 111t y - a1111 un A a /tarp red11cUon iu lite pri e o 111 ' n • · I o l /1 i n , - b y a muclt a Lt enl -Ji percent.' In anollter a , ,ea, Hajor t·efiner rolled back 1/1 , Ito I a l p y i c o f gr o c er y u gar - o III e red II c in g it to a· lo a tlti1 'ly -ei g hl cents a pound. \IR F\RE 811/ /1,e · , I of lyin , lo fl, a , , ibb an, n t 1 · a / a II d o u l It 111 ri · a i going 11J,. Tit • C A B af,prot i11, a boo I in ~u .r C 5770 3 8 i · 0 1n.111, 8 T"C ./. a't'. :::i i=t:z,:: a r •~ - /ti II • r 1t I o I ,,; n a l he r ea o t. fl A ' · F F l. I ~ n \ ' i · t ' I r ', · id , . 11 I R o / 1 I I r ran J f />rot · s f · Tom .__.. .....,_ · ~ 1 It u - a />r id in .. / i C < ' r - J, • S O II rr /, l I o d t"> /J up action n l 1, ilibtt I r t, i II. \ j Ro ·/ ,• ' • II r or d r d a ol e on I// 111 a 11r It'// i I , • na/ r II n of Alabama I a on the f loor - llo11liu. r or r • c;o nilion. ~-tr 11JT1I r b u k rom :Joulhern D 1nocral and some r.epublican - incl11di11 r Barry Goldwate1' and Senator .Ill T d te en of Alaska. P nlllljuttex apologized - sa i11 . g he had failed "1· to 1•eco r rzize A f/en b~c:ause some /tad complai,ied I'\ of "dilator ,, tactics in bring i ng the filibu ler refor11 bi II lo a o I . R I/ ., R \ I Th · b fl 11 /, • r 11 /> I P , 1111 ' . '/ nlra/ Railroad d11 lo I · • a · • v/ • ra/i 11 ,· !hi s 11 , 1, d n - - ,.~/Jtat<11n;:t:1,31 1 on a la I ,11 11111 I • , ~ • Jn ~ i I • ro 111 Oil r r e II i l h lit - , c> na I bi II ' /HI I II 1 (( H r a - t ~ em • r nc f i,zanc ial ,, Ip. T It Ill ' Cl "r , - already appro d b , ,, Hou e - pro, ide n arly lhr hundred fifl:, millio11 . i,i ra,,Ls and loans for both lite Penn ~ Ce,ilral a,id lite Erie - Lac k a 1 an (t R lHith, ., - b II l m o s ll !x for l It Pe 11 ; t - C en t a l . Senator ance Hartke of Indiana war,ied / ,is colleagues /hat the job of one hundred thousand rail employees are al slake a,id that ever slate in lite u,1.ion will be hit b a Penn-Central shut dot n. ,\I ID £ S T / ., r · < '/' 7' T h c J> r • s i <I • 11 I o f . , • r ia - Il a . /, ,,. \ d L d "' , . 1 1 - o ay I ai d do n · II / 1 i . · II d . Ii o 11 • f o r a, \/ i d 1: :a I ~ p a ~ h e J h a , . ' a f o 1 11 i Ii a r J· •iu1 g a · r i 11 1 • 11dilio11 011 ' Io I a I I · r a · I i ,,. i I It d i·" It a I f ro 111 u · re/> i , d I " r r it o r i Jaei O II d i I i II I II ' ·r a/ion o f ~ Pal tinii,,11 hom - In nd. JI a f Z \ ' <l d ll / ~ 0 LOO Ji I I, 0 a i O II l O Cr i Li C i z cr e ln · y Ai i11 1; r' I p b y t p apj,roach lo peace - · a · i11 t:iRJ:::t ii a i /611 lo lal i e into ac ounl th Pale li,iian - lit ~ p ople who , ill d elermi11 the qu slion o t ~ ac e 01 ' l ar . . s. / ll lV a /t i ,i r / 0 11 , l h e (j . i t O ~ .w .... a 8 C O ,,. p Of en ine r arlmilletl that no personnel o f th e Jez ish faith a>· being II d in its construction projects - ~ nu:w =u:u lf..l::Y - =ma i n s au d i A r a b i a . I- T · S"Cll' ~ e r■ r, d a s s · -e_!!..K ~ - • s in-co m /Fi- i a u ' v: --- ---- C • ~~ '(j--.i:a:Jr go 111' IN >H 8 II t S::: 7 R=5 S le 1, ari1t in I hicll ca 111 ~ d WY i u r a e na UID EAST B TT - 2 S ""''lo, lrnr c h of Idaho d i spla ye d a l i t of fifteen ••'•ill,: hundr e d American business firms aid to be bo oil d b ' the Arabs tho object to their bus i ness d ea l i ,i , s t i I It I h e Is r a e 1 i s . A I th a m e ti m e , a Jew is h c · i l rights group = B'Nai B'ritlt -- c harges that a number of otl,er U.S. J.wafta■ ulit ,,1 business firms have bowed to Arab pressur e and no longer deal with Israel. And in Florida, President Ford said reports of Arab discrimi,iatio,i against Jewish owned American banks are being i,ivestigated.. ,vnl_ '.:1 1llU - DP• >J>•iete acUo• HYPN SIS In Tel 1 1 it 1 - a sixteen year old girl t as finally brougll.' oul of a deep hypnotic state - a ••• r • re tr an c e w Iii c Ii It ad k e p t Ii er i m mo b il t z e d for six days. The girl - Ya/fa Sttissa -- l1ad been hypnotized t,uic e last week at a scioo l party and •••ere as ~ doctors were unable to bring her out <fl'- lie IPaNer_ Finally, ps ye hia tris t Dr , . Morris K leinhau s -~ o f # Jaffa -A Jiyp,iosis expert t.l •••• was called in and he restored her to s•••t• reality with five hours of gentle, but firm, commands. HAIR T IV ~ h ar ong haired youn men re 1101 flocking to tit ba1'b ,, hop lo get one of tho e old fashioned hair cuts? A ociation Pre id nt Richard Plumb sa s barber shops for the fir I time in ten years - are good business int tm eut . And tlie say there's a shortage of bar , bers in nearly er) large cit, - with applicants standing in line to get into barber scl,ool .