STOCKS The New York Stock Market staged a strong rall) 1 today with the Dow Jor,es average registering its best gain since last April. The upsurge was generally a tt r i but e d to a st a t em e n t made to da , , Federal Reserve Chairman ._. Arthur by the incoming B u r n ~ told the Senate Banking Committee the government may soon reconsider tts tight money policy after getting more facts on the tax reform bill and the new federal budget. SHORTAGE There will be Plent of teachers available i n t h e Ni n e t e e n S e v e n t i e s b,tt t t h e r e i s l i k e l y t o be a continuing shortage of doctors, engineers and scientists. Labor Department spokesmen say an estimated two hundred fifty thousand new doctors will be needed- tJ;tl_ of t r a i n e d p h y s i c i a n s -• c: I' • : t • ef fa: ~r fall short of this. f- GUARDS The Hous#a,,~ ed legislation lo hire up A. lo six-ltundred-and--fifty ~ House police "...i,. ::i~l=-= t Prolecti■g Jf1 srts 1 :,mbassies and tit a •• di Pl om a ti c per s on n el. The Secret Service W1'L,g complaining about the rising crime rate against tll••• embassies in Wash.- ton had asked Congress to approve special 1-11Uw force for this purpose. The measure now goes to the Senate. BRITON Capital Pttnishment - abolished in Britain. Tlie upper house - the House of Lords - made the decision final, • ending four days of emotional debate tllere M and in the House of Commons. however, the death penalty still remains ~ r a c y anf:.rson in ,sg. Royal Dockyards 1;! 1 I ~ Theoretically, for treason,~ and Arsenals. TURKEY Left wing students in Istanbul - - vow that the3 1 'll do •••••••••« e erything possible to pre ent American sailors from coming ashore tomorrow when t he U S Sixt h Fl e e t vi s it s t he Turk i sh po-rt of I z m i r • Otie thousand co-eds at Ankara University a-re distributing petitions 1·eading - "we will not permit Turkey to become a bordello for American sailors." Last February when the Sixth Fleet v;,;ited Istanbul, Anti-American k--6'"'"'1 ~ ' - i . ~ ' demonstrations were staged, tfClfDW two persons ...t 'l' I( .. ' . - 0 9.J PGw h u n d r e d s ~ ~ , MONEY A ection of a lzighwa,, in ~ lit rall3, Pav d with money today - J- Kentucky was , . ;.;ti!. ~ but 'M, e, ..,..,.~ A' no k e p rs anio,1g th finders. An armored truck skidded ~ K , U ~ t l ~ ~ ~ ~ - on ic - oat ed liighi a, near . . . Co ington - over-turning I, A and spilling o" I sack of ca s It and coins, a U D ii• u It: ~ ~ 1'1111 ,Juards, armed with shotgi,ns, stood watch nr• 1hr. --ec e:ee. whil en ious ••••••• motorists drove pa t. One man stopped and offered his assistance - but at gun point - . was told to move on. NOSTALGIA Marlin Gross - who calls ltini lf "a collector of y e terday's things, a rummager through the attics of memorie , a browse,· through history, has a new book, . it's called the "Nostalgia Quiz Book." But if you're under thirl) forget about this volume for it provides the answers to srich questions as these, to mention a few: What actress played opposite Rudolf Valentino in The Sheik? (That was Agnes Ayers.) Who said - "who put pineapple juice in my pineapple juice? (W. C. Fields.) What inst · rument did Evelyn in Phil Spitalny's all-girl orchestra play? (Evelyn and her magic violin - rem ember?) w•o said, with imtatience: "All right, all right." (T•at could only be Major Edward Bowes on his Amateur Ho11r. NOSTALGIA - 2 Who said - "When more and morepeople ar lhrot n out of work, unemployment results? (That 1 a Cal in flat• Coolidge.) Who said - "Beulah, peel me a grape? (rhat had to be Mae West.} And what inventi on did Herbert Hoover refer to when he said -- "we ha e introduced the element of sr,rprise in dealing with .I.awl burglars." (He said - t ha t on t he f if t i e t h an n iv er s a r y of t he invent ion of the electric liglit.) i-" 1f MIKE PH IP y I jPttrdue 's reco1·d breaking quarterback - and Chip Bennett - a lilfffwilt line-backer from Abilene Chr:';t~Texas - /1a e been named winners of A. Football Round-up"s Nineteen Sixty-Nine exemplary .,._ pla er awards. Foot-ball Rottnd'llp a college preview annual magazine. Phipps and B ennett - b t f l , : = i « e ~ till r cei e tl,eir awards al a ~ New ~ M l York Athletic Clttb ta ~e= February. " CHIMPANZEES Do chimpa11zees ha e a sense of humor? Prof s s or ll arr) ' Ha r l o L of t he Uni er s i ty of Wis c on s i n say they do. He calls it the humor of physical degradation something the chimps share with humans. Chimps, i llile in cages, frequently fill their mouths with water and whe11 a human being comes within range, they drench the ictim with wat.:r "expelled with lt1 q r ~ e ~ . , J • i l r r force." This is fine slap- stick comed:i s a y ~ ~ r l o w ~ e v e l with pie throwing. ~ h e n ~ h i m ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ jump up and down - .A A -:J clap hands ,ind - ~ ? :f:f.cw . cJw::t1:tN- chimf)anzee laugh. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~-W)MAI 7 SPACE B cau ~ iiM e of I heir;( s u c c e , , t he a tronauts - th Pa c e Pilot s of the s ix tie s - Jia e opened Ill portals of pace to th e strong po sibility of passenger /rat l in the decad e no, dawning. In the se enties - - if pr ent plans h o l d ~ passenger ships will fly route b t, een launching sites oti _ . earth and platforms ~.:.H--/:t, or bit i11g in (},ace ?\ irvb1a sting off l ik rockets and re turning t o ~ f t t airplanes~longer will near physical A A /1' p rf ction be a req1tir ment for space flight. The old - a· well as the you,ig - will ~ r i d ¥ t h e s e ~ rockets. , romen will men . join - working and living i · n ~ " - - - orbit. ,'-i._~~M~lf<~LJlAHt....J,,,~NJ"'--"~r"-l~W--"().,,,._~~~1N.,._ ?° . . /9- - U- - ~ ,