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Tuesday, Feb. 2, l97i UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. LEXINGTON \ til. I \H. \o 7” ‘I , ’
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Against Westbrook wig .5 . 7-.
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“IV I)AI..E .‘IATTIIE‘VS and literature explaining “'11-.“ it \('lll(‘ll(t‘ .‘liHl said, “Kay llt‘ s.i\~ ,5; ,‘ . . }fi\;‘ . _ ., '. ' l.“
Kernel Staff \Vriter was and how it is used in Viet— this is a bomb." I ~ ' " 1 I; -‘ ,I‘, .,' . V. 1
After long hours of testimony. nam last July 15. (Ialled FBI I" ; f“ ,I ’3; affi -I ,,I , .1 I .
Fayette County Attorney Pat Also included in the package \lrs. Kay Roland. who also (Jr ". \ ,v’ ’3. 1" it“ ;. , -‘ \ 31'1"
.\lulloy rested the prosecution's with the bomb casing and the works for Selective Service. > 1,3 I 3-? If.” 1:115 w
,. ’ case of alleged common law as» explanatory literature was a let— testified that she their called the ..v- ‘, I, f > ‘- .i , '
.sault against Ilay \Vesthrook late ter from \Vestbrook to Mrs. Alice State Selective Service llead- I .. 1} ‘5, "rt“ . 3/" 33- , , I. '. I‘ . ’
yesterday afternoon. It. \lorgan, executive secretary quarters in Frankfort and iir— "i " ‘- 'I. '1" :9 {If-:tf1'4.,fl \" * 1 /' "
“'Cstbrook, a 1969 UK grad- of local hoard 127. formed them of the situation. ’ ,. - 191/]. ,3 .I" '- / ' . . '.
irate. is charged with common The first sentence of that let- She said she then called the ‘ 1t _’ '1 ‘4' /. f5 . j , , f .I -' I'Z 1
law assault in connection with ter read, uI'Inclosed is a guava FBI. which in turn ('tllh’d tht‘ ‘ i if, ’1 . ,5” . //I , 1' ' 1‘
an aluminum guava bomb cas— honrb.n Although the letter went Fayette County police. .-\ccord— ' -;' i; ,’ ' I}. " 5‘"- ’(j 1:) I i - 1' " , - '. ',
irrg he sent to his draft hoard on to explain the bomb casing's in}: to Mrs. Roland's testimony. '~\\ .4»; ' ‘1' iii. ‘_’._-.s _' ’t a), "‘1 '1, X, , _ a'ri ‘
last summer. Lexington local harmless nature, Mrs. Morgan no one touched the box contain- ~ I! 5- ’ 4332);? 3.5%} 53ft“ r,‘~'.-‘,«t . t ':
V board 127 received the casing ceased reading after the first ing the bomb casing until the :3 3,! :1 '33.??? (:‘I h t " . " , 1
are, to police arrived some 40 minutes ‘I‘I, “5 3' 55"- \‘ i" :t ‘ . \E - #‘i'fijs , ~ 1
33.55 ..s later. 1"“ -,'.f:""v.‘ , ii ,i l _, ., d'""'“- 3"" «a ‘x o. ’ '- ' ' .'
I 1-3/7 Fayette County police detec— ’4} V’ / .,\\ if ”Q “'3' t 1;"- .5: N1 ' s ’r £33. 1 . '. ..
if ' T :.-J the Thomas Heal. also a wit- ‘4 V . » ...- 'mm‘* , ‘45,“: 1.: ' .-
‘4" iii/- ) II ., _ ness for the prosecution, testi- QM ,tII "'. .I . I-
‘ -' J fig fied that when he answered the ‘ j , 5 " ~- *
{'1 @{f ‘ call to the Selective Service of— JAY WESTBRUOK i, ‘_ ‘I
’«tII ~I “Ex ,, , ' fice, he examined the package 5" '. ‘, '.
ifbh'} ‘ '9 from \VC‘SthOOk- “Judging from prosecution disposed of two l'K law professor ltohert - ‘. .5 . _'
J i \ ' "5 overall aPpearance, I de- more. Several others disquali- Sedler. also acting as attornm
, f ' 1-» s cided that it was an antiper- fied themselves after being ques- for \\'estl>rook. began his (lt'r : » . . ; .
l»"\ .0”: I sonnel type bomb," Beal testi- tioned by Judge Meade and tense by placing \\'estbrnok on . ; ‘l ,.
.- ‘-\. . . fied. both lawyers. the stand. iv ‘ ' i
‘ Ix, I'_.II ;\\\x\ tuitiehlgprrnnllgsfagi‘ngl 3,3315%:ng 1' IOnIeleifI if?Iproipelctive i'urtlri.T ,ls'rIxIdlIer ftolId\{hI¢ ljurykthIatI in ,II ,,
1“ 2:79. . 'T»'.‘s."_.~ .-...I‘IIIIIII .2 At: \ . . 1 f F. ,K I, f . ( rsquai (t . rimst IIIrtcaust. It orcer o llt( est rroo L_lll t. ', . ,I .» '5: f .
‘:,.3 x’fkg» '2. . . , squa( rom 0“ Q03 8 tE‘T It attended \Vestbrooks church. they had to he cominced he. ;..,-.‘.,,1;.,;...-.1.,....
, 3,; -I 1‘ e. f had been X-rayed in the UK Among the questions asked yond a reasonable doubt that he "5 .K' '~
’93; 1%5'me‘9 ..- \i‘iw‘i Medical Center and then diS- the prospective jurors were had malice and that he had in» ,— . . I.
i‘ s'_,I '1V‘-‘,g§”, mantled on the police pistol whether they belonged to any tended the casing to frighten ,_.; .‘
" ' ‘1\t I! practice firing range. group strongly in favor or the draft hoard personnel 1 l 'I , 'I '
1 ‘- $.1‘ - _":.J_. Wu: '1‘gI'\:s,\, it: I" 3 Jury Selected strongly opposed to the Viet- \\'estbrook then testified that it, ’- ,If .' . ..
' ‘ {1-1,} ”W :: “tug, Fayette Circuit Court Judge nam war, and whether \Vest- he came into possession of the -' I, g‘ ‘
5 . } _ 1' i j \‘ N. Mitchell Meade opened the brook's long hair would prevent guava bomb casing through a l'.’ :‘ ‘ i;
4*- L 1 531’ i ,«s (U. I, I ; ”id! at 9 am. MOYEdBYI and the them from making an unbiased fellow American Friends sei- 53"”,5‘5 .,"-;-‘I,_I’TI*".I’II'
. a. “git: - :“1 ».; III \13 {(-34 f" uous process 0 se ecting 3 decision. . vice Committee worker. Ille I." a »:
#41,: j" -. " ‘ , Jp'“ 11”} began. Prosecution Rested further testified that the casing .' , ‘_ . .. f
, t I!- «I ., Elf-é? I l, ‘3, I: 5 . Several jurors and tWO hours After establishing that \Vest— and ones like it had been used V
‘ ', “'4‘ , A“ ' , M V \f later Judge Meade had the Jury brook had often corresponded to illustrate the horror of the ‘4....L_I.I..;i.;...i...i;..s
, ‘ 35,‘ “it, _1 ‘j’ ' 5“"01 ‘1 m. with his draft board and that he \ ictnamese war. , . , ‘ *~ 1', s,
.1 1; ‘1‘ x " f) Bill Allison, one of West- had sent the guava bomb cas— \\'estbrook also testified that "t .-_. i
‘3 “ A. 31" ' f ‘7 [HOOKS attorneys, had one pFOS- ing, the prosecution rested its he had no intention of frighten» ~ , " _ - '- .1
PAT MULLOY pective juror removed and the case at 3:30 pm. Continued on Page 8, Col. 1 ’ w
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i eae am e .3 out anal xperiences a .
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By DAVID BLANTON _~ local draft board by \Vestbrook er Americans working in the that once they were in the tie also pointed out that .117 ' "r,1, ' ' ’,
Kernel Staff “’riter as a “dramatic device to show peace movement. hands of official military person- cording to ,1 (“in”) 1“” W. . ', I. . -.
After testifying for the de— what their (the draft board’s) Meacham stated that during me] and out of the hands of lmwd Sunday, 73} per Wm ,,f if . I, . '
fense in the lay \Vestbrook trial work really meant.” this time he was able to talk a local villagers, they were all ,.]l Americans favor setting ,i J '. ' .
earlier iii the day, Stewart ‘ , ,. , great deal with the three pris— treated well and were given date in 1071 to \chdm“ \mw. .I . I.I,I
Meacbam. director of the Na- ,, Terribly Silly, , oners. He said that the pilots adequate food and medical at 1“”, mm!“ {mm \‘iphmm _ '. ';,I»: .
tional Peace Education Program , In a “.133. 1t 15 terribly 51")" told him the CIA would do .uiy— tention, \\'l 'l . visitin ' \orth Vietr I,“ ' , ‘I , " .
(if the Anrericarr Friendg’ Ser» “ e are usng these antiperson- thing to manufacture propa- The prisoners also told \ltne \l .. l“ t Hit N l" l: d \u: I' i t :1
vice Committee, refiected at l'K ”“l bornbs t" Isl" people 0"” ganda against the North \‘iet— eham that they were not tl (.Mi Ail-Ii 'fiihi linse'd 3;: MHIII” '.
on the controversial trial and there.I b1" la." 15 Q" the “if“? namese. treated brutally while they were . if ((33:11?an 1;) loge ”Wk.“ 1 . 5 .I , '
told of his experiences while 9f be‘.” found guilty .for scarI—I w“ 1 . .. , f. . ., being intt‘l‘l‘Oflilth _\leacham “gdln ,1 » Pf \ M1.“ HUM I "'I l
.- .- - , . - ing this lady at the draft board, ‘9 P105 “t“ t" "10” t. .1 tl 't ,. .. this time one of tia sutions o t i. , I I ,I
visiting llanoi iii 1968. said \Ieacham frightened of the CIA than ther Mm ra snru I 1 . H‘ .1 . \, . l \II III IIII officials III . I . , ,
Me'icham spoke to approxi- 1‘ i l. . . . were of the North Vietnamese,’~ these mp" had “at“ IPUI) It -‘ ‘ mt ' “I'lI‘uIm ' . ' . 'I ~‘ . . ‘.
‘ . \feacham vrsrted Hanor in , . that he had been badly treated so told \leatharn that lttlttx -. . I ,
mately 40 persons gathered m 1968. At that time, three Amer- 581d Meacham. by the North Vietnamese. from and to American PI'i-‘(H'W‘ 1 - ,- 5 .
the Student Center N‘Ionday ican pilots who had been shot Treated Well \leacham )ointed out that were being sent iii and out of . ’
night as a part of the Student . , ,. , . I . _I . I . 1 \"-nain but that they . I, . , . ,
' ' ' ' ' ‘ k down over North \ietnam were Meacham further “dud ”Mt former President lohnson had \“H ' "f I . ~ , . . .
Mablhzatlon Committees spea - released t0 him and to two 0th' all three of the pilots told him re )e'rtedlv told the American were not being received by the I . ' I,.I II 5 ,
er forum. . .. .. thaw; ‘ ____-5.-:.;,.__ =-~ ~::. pebpile tliui the l'nited Stiltt'fi' prisoners. families in tlit‘ l'iiitt‘tl 1 I" -' ' l
Meacham, who also is one. of . 3 . . 3 i , ,. was only bombing military tar- States. M”“‘“”“‘ Of tlm‘ 1th" ~ , ' 3 '
the seven cochairmen of the . ' , :1 _ " \I ’35 gets in North Vietnam. \lea- \orth \retnamcseI preferret to II . .' I
New Mobilization Committee to , .. II I "II N . I‘I I: cham stated that different pilots send the marl via ..llw peace ,' . .1 , - . .
End the “Y?” in Vietnam, de- I ' Sf? “s , “.95 had told him that they had seen m”“‘"“"" l” the l '5‘ t, , ' , i, V '
clincd comment 35 10 the prob— a I 1» “g 1. ,I -.\. t, 1 1 - . churches out iii the middle of . '. ' i" .' '.
able outcome of the Westbrook ' ' - ...... 2,33) :5 " . open fields being bombed. , Grandstand Plav .I, I, , - , , 'I
trial. but stated that it had been I, i ‘ .‘ m " v.3. ' .. . Reflecting on the “mint th (Toncerning the current cam~ ' .- 1 i . , ,j
made into a “major production." ' _ . ,_"s a i. ' irrg (,f a North Vietnamese pr” paigu to free American pilots . ,- . .
He described the sending of a. ' ' “g“ “a A g ”n” of war camp by IKS. held captive iii \orth Vietnanr I, _ I' ,
the empty bomb casing to the “h *3 forces. \leacham stated: ”This \leachanr stated that it was not - - . -
57* we" would be the best way in the ‘l"‘l‘~'l““l l” fl'f‘“ -”‘\"”N'- l‘Ht ' 1 . ‘
" ,,-W~m’rw . '. w \Hnltl h) Ht'l [lu- piisuiit'is ”Ht!” “‘1‘ (lt‘WL'llI‘IVl ft”- ltll'r'r-t' ' , I ‘I
killed." gain .1 purposes. e sl.iti'( t Hi ' I-
weatller ' .- fig, In regard to the widening of ll'“ ll 5 ‘4"“"“”“'“t “5" ”HF :1 ' I , . .
Forecast: Increasing cloudiness _ ”it thelnarl‘ in Indochin.;. \lcachaiu ”I'L'II'I'I'I' ”3:”: 'IJ’I‘WI‘Il‘h‘TI'd l:'la\ ' ' "I .‘ I. r
2 ,-.»,~;»*" » . -. \.tl( : " ..ios, siine t re lll\.l\lHlt . ' "-1 H L" ' Iv Irv .. I- .‘ ’. _. . .
:zfililfgaCLnEleogiznzanzfet (A3??? “:5 ., . ' I it K of (..urilrodia last \lay. has ltt't‘li “"“' ‘ I .I , I
tonight. Warmer with snow 3% , ' lrirililit‘tl more . intenselx than llt' gm,“ M \li-lril-mtn»: \ . .
changing to rain Wednesday. 93’; _ .11: . ,in\ other area in the lil\tlll\ of t ,,”|Hm.,,,j\ m,” Yiiiii‘t-;{ ,I‘ til . ._ . ,
High today, mid 20's; low to- . ”litth'll' warfare . . . lu‘ \\tillll‘\tl i\ l’t'ltilltt\ l in ‘ , - , . \
flight. IOW ”rs: high tomormW. f .. if" - I .. “(‘(UIIH‘ IIlIlt‘l‘Ill‘lI . t'tNtlil it“) Hf lllt‘ \llltlt‘llf it‘le! -
in the 40's. Precipitation pro- " " . . “e have become llltlt‘l‘l/t‘ti .rt 5 (N) l"” *H“. \ltein.iti\e ,I . I~' _I.
babilities: 5 percent today and Stewart )Ieaxharn, diretlor of the National I’eate Edutation Pro in letting militarism he the \\.i\ \nrerica (:,,,m.,.(.,m. planned in, . ,-
50percent tonight. gram of the Ameritan Friends Servite Committee. talks to a group in which we attempt to defeat February 262.2% “I” be dis- . I- '.
m""o" of students about his trip to Hanoi. North Vietnam. fascism. said \lcacbanr. ”“de ‘.

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’ ‘ s \It ;( )\ \l’» l..it\tt.tlt gen ln \\ .tslriirgititt‘ a i)eiense lh‘r ing thousands oi l'. S. and In all‘ six l’LS. positions came elnenrs' :ol'drer‘s twerlo .lfilltI-dt n;
I 7 Nah H PM?!” \irtllrifl -| it'llhl' partnn-nt spokesman reported a South Vietnamese troops to under enern} harrages and the it‘t‘ hltrltL-lt-ftmt“ \\ I“ I ~15 H
. _ "l‘ ot \orth \ retrr‘urrtsr' and rnaior mo\'ernent of North Vii-r areas along the l,aos-»Vietn.un t'h‘. (forninand reported its “tr” .\ J“ "m"
- l'atlu-t l..ro trui‘t's tor [towtltir narnesetroops down the llotihr hrrder in ath'ance oi "a new Americans were killed and Jr Among other ['S. installa-
' .rttatks on rnrportair‘ .muh Ht \tinh trail to l.aos in recent step oi war escalation in Laos." were wounded. “0m hit was 1|“. hig air huge at .
HUI'tiH'IH J‘Hl W‘liht'i“ I'M“ \Vt‘t‘l“? 00‘” PVMJQU“ “"11“" ””“my” official news agency “I" The heaviest attack was a 50— Du NantL t"“‘l”"“t target ”f
l ' l -‘ immlM‘ 0“" l"""' “t” (lt‘M'V'llK‘d 0‘“ ”“05 i” “tilt-‘0" W ‘i'mt‘d the Communist-led round mortar shelling and a (Tommunist command gunners.
it ‘ r i r\ rng out daih an attacks on “001” and raid they usuall) l’athet Lao as saying the l’nited ground assault against a ['_S_ . 1 . t' S (V ‘111 s' id
. . - the Ho (‘hr \lrnh trail in south precede a hnildup in prepara- States has sent "more comman— recorrnaissancc tearri that had I “ l ) "8' I.‘:)'"."]1‘l‘ (. ‘kdlt‘
, i' , i. ' u er'n Laos in an eliort to knack tion for comhat ”ppmtjom_ do and scout groups deeper" set up an amhush position tour ahout (V toxin viii-Idi‘(1.i()(ft(}t
. . 1/ nit a drx season r'esripph oi \Vith the reported enemy in- in“) Wlltht‘l'll 144103- miles west of (.‘hu Lai‘ head— hlt the (“St ant “(ft “(‘(45‘0 If
- - - - , . r . . . . . . -ur hase. The attack started a
. ,‘ enern\ tones. hltratrorL the Pentagon has now Sudden l=psurgt quarters of the American DIVi- l' ].~ ”l 14 .h , t'
, -: ' ' Tht‘ [ult’t'd'l “‘t‘mt‘ "4m“ H‘Vm‘d l" “5011“”? “t “WW." I” 5"”0' Vietnam, ”WW ““5 sion in the northern part of the film ”aft (It-“01M; iuygfl (il,l‘itlvli
' . *' ' ‘V hour the Detense \linistr) in troops in Laos to ($5.000 or 11 “1009” upsurge 0f mortar and eountrv. “.08 oi ue. ant ( Jami?“ :“T‘m
genial“ -‘i Vientiane and trorn J upln‘l'rtl 70.000. rocket attacks hy North Viet— ’ aircrait.slightly. 'l iere were no
. " i I who said that it the enemy at The De i e n .s e Department “1”“95“ and Viet {10”}: ”00‘ I” ””1? ”tifivkr ”w V'S' (:om— casualties 1,‘ h r} . r f
.' . i . tacks sltt't‘t't‘tl. taros' neutralrst spokesman. terry \V. l’ried- against V5. air hases and other Hiillld said, hve Americans were In (.amhot ltl no , gating?)
. r h i premier l’ltnee \‘orn'anna l’hon- heim‘ refused to ('("nnu‘nf on installations. kilh‘d 4010 (‘lflllt “Ullltt’h‘tl. l‘tH' *“h‘ “(m-“‘1'“ ”U ““5 r(p()i H '
If , ' .' ’ - 4 " rna. will he merthrown despite what steps the allies might take
' r t' 5 support tor hint to counter the huildupr 48 Texas Governor
: ' - ' The upmmrl declined the Ilht New Obstatlt‘s _—_;—-__._ . / .
t ' ' " ‘ oi his nanng a Vientiane (i\- The North Vietnamese dele- ( l] D A W ‘ d j
' V. - , i I '3 hart it said. gation in Paris accused the Iona y 61] 168 11y l 011g Olllg ‘
’ ' i: if \lrlitarx leaders would take t'nited States of stepping up the ‘ l
I -. . «n'et Ht l..tos atrtl (-ontrnue iight- war in Laos anti said this cre— \VASHINCTON (Al’l— John ly about his ties to Richardson. SPeCifiC questions he wants (”0"-
. , . 1 ‘ - _ f mg the ('ornmunistrrled toms ated new ohstacles to the \‘iet- B. (Jonnally Jr. denied Monday a millionaire oilman who hired nally to answer before theSenate i ‘
‘ ‘ i“ the general asserted. narn peace talks. now stale— he violated the Texas Constitu- him in 1951and whose estate he debates his nomination. * r
. u , The Defense \linistn nr \‘lt‘llv mated there. tion by accepting at least $225, helped administer. Proxmire said he wants‘ to l
i, W I. V ' tiane said the \orth Vietnamese The oilieial Laotian rep'ti‘ts of 000 from a foundation while gov- The Richardson Foundation know if, as the story stated, (40"- t J
', . g 4 i. are huilding up for otieirsiVe an enemy huildup supported. in emor. He asked a new Senate got most ofits $86 million in as- nally receivedcompensation from ’ r
, 7‘ ~' (h'iVes in hoth northern and part at least. the statement oi hearing on his nomination 35 sets from the estate in 1962. the Richardson compensation ~ j
‘ .z' ‘ ' ' '. “mum.“ 14m“, SeerctarV oi Stare \Vilham 1’. Treasury secretary so hecan pub- After reading the Times story. from the Richardson Foundation v
f , ; Regiments Returned lioget‘s on i‘Il‘idtt). littut't‘s Mid iiCly rebut a story suggesting he Senate Majority Leader Mike m 1966 Whmh ‘might have "018- i
' . a v: Tr“ t‘l‘iit‘t mnmm ‘Pt‘tl‘t‘r .r \Vaslnngton news eonierenec did wrong, Mansfield suggested the corn- tedth‘e'lexas (.onstitution. _ i
. man, (ien Thong Phanh Knok— the North Vietnamese are huild- (IonnallytOTd Sen. vyauace F. mittee might want ‘0 reont’n “5 These. ISSUES false Yew sen' g
. .3 'i ; ‘ _~‘ s\. said two regiments ot the ing up large supplies ill tilt‘ Bennett, H-L’tah‘ h'e earned fees hearinfis- V ' Qus questions. lroxmire mee l
,' » i i. " North Vietnamese Zilth l)i\'i~ Southern panhandle area oi as executor Of the estate Of Sid Sen. “ illiam Proxmue D- Sen. Russell tong, D2141” Chair- ’5
' ; ' i V i, . i sion haw returned to n ri'thei‘lt Laos. and moving them h_\- truck 1t. Richardson who died in 1959' “is” who earlier ‘sent his own man of the i‘inance (70mmittejl, l
I i” ' j . Laos aiter a sr.\~month ahsent-e (itm'tt ”W H" (Thi \linh “1”." (lonnally did not say how much. investigators into 'Iexas to probe Who already h(as $313,116 Wi i
' ' ' and are apparently preparing l'rS. HS heaV} honrhers and He spread the fees Over 310- Connally S finances. set forth vote to approve ’Onna 3' r;
" 7 ' , for an attatls on Long (Theng, a \Htillilt'l' ilfll‘tt‘hl’mnl’r” " ”"le year period, Connally told Ben- X g
, t'S. (‘entral intelligence r\gerr-- ”N hutllnlt‘l‘illfi 0i tit“ ”0 (i It nett, to minimize the tax im- A H l l P . I I S l I i L"
i " i ‘ c)‘ installation southwest oi the “Wit 0&1” 0“ \ionday. extend» pact. He said since his services ‘ l,() () h i l 0 ) () ll] h () ‘7e( 9 l r
‘ . ’. f it Plain oi lars mg the war"s most prolonged occurred before he became gov . , . t ;‘
f ()ther. ttiiltt.tt‘}' sources said lmmhinu campaign through its emor he did not violate the eon— I , . l ‘ 1 P s s l I ) t
. ' '. . . i ., the enenw ma\ he preparing at- liSth day. stitutional prohibition onoutside ‘" n ‘11 J‘lll( 1.1;: ()Sb] ) ( E
i " - . ' im'kx (”1 m, \iolmivm Plateau Til”. North ‘liji‘ih‘umw' mi- income from corporations or per- Sl’,\(flf (TliN'l‘lCi’i. llouston ones attached to the command i :i
I. . _ in southern Laos. list-( the t nited istates oi send- sons. .\l’ ;\ (“(ka 1““an which ship itseli‘. 1':
i" ’i ' ‘ Bennett said he did not ask east a cloud user the chances The astronauts rernrwed the a
‘..y ' _‘ , -_‘ Connally the total amount recer- h”. ‘1“ won” H “mm landing (twkmu ‘rmm, (”Hr hrottght it e
t 1', __. ,__,V_.-.-Mm _._~«__w ,_._,w gummy"-.- -VV._-V-»«—-M—v "a.--” ved HS executor ‘ ll]? senator ‘1!)17‘11‘phtl\ tlt'.tit‘(l liNt‘ll up .Hltl tlrsttit' iitt' (itiilliltlliki \llil) (HUT) b
'"fii—Ti-admwew} The KentuCR Kerners 531d he assumed It was $0000 oiiit‘mls said \loirda\ the astzo» \londa\ Th” ("H't‘illlh ”h
r ‘._ .‘ t -i. y a year. ;\t 10 years. tit-at would nauts (MI make \1 lunar landing \Emawt rt”, “wt”. and ti”. ii
. . I ' I " : rnakt- (Jonnall) s tee 34007000 or NMH‘ ”Hind“ ”Mr“ H” A” thogttt; “rmtr 1.‘ ft”, wk.“ m (,t tt
'_" _ ‘ > f' d T ahout 1 percent oi the Richard 'trtlittt‘t'trtt’ttt “‘le asrr'or.:ru!-- H“. ritnixtte; (imm‘ that h I”, n
:i i," . n 0 son estate, , , . . -\larr l". Shepard h _ litigar l) Mt'h'ti Y” the hilt” Itlttthli" a
I ‘= a m ~ [Trunk a” ”ldwnnon‘d atter \lrteheli .trrr‘: Stunt lirrosa \‘J‘l‘. lint tilt'\ t‘rttlhi ““0 11000“!
. . _ a ‘ O Tuesdays heanng. the t'rnanee \, ,. , z y , H r , .r K T} ',\ my hi- to 1 t l V
i i I i: i ( rt Committee will Lto into execu- ”hilt m h” 7"” ‘1”1“ ‘0‘“ in,“ H i J H l ‘H I i
' ~ ‘1 3 - 0 .' . _. ., t . _ speeding toward ttrt ttnnn tlrt' two preus together hi hand i
.' '22. «. O . w tne session. question (.onnall‘, (l M. l \ . . 1 . r] y _ (I \ } ~ , .
I ~ " I w h I I more about his finances andthen "( "I, ’H‘ H” “1mm; (‘1‘ M‘ I MN‘ “it'l‘ “i W” "I“
a. V' ’. i -' . s It t , , . . . . ' rector. told newsrnen that (“\t('!, (t'\\ to repeat the earlier taihtttx
. ,, . ~ 0 vote memhtlmmgl} in faxor of V . ,I. ,
"j " 4:- his nomination. si\’c anahsrs could nneo\er no lllt docking nnshap had put
. : (Iorinally took the offensiveas prohlenr now with the docking the astronauts ehanees oi land- ,
,‘i 'i. ‘ senators began demanding an— mechanism \\iltt'it tailed to up. rngon‘thonioon in douht. birch i
‘ <~ . p . You!” find an organized swers to questions raised by a (rateproperh onhundai, a landing in the rugged old l'ra ‘-
2 if.” 1‘ . .‘l . . New York Times story Monday ' \\ere proeeet‘hng with ("Na \laur’o highlands oi the nloou ~
’ ~ ’. list Of campus meehngs about the Sid liltichardson intention of .rnaking'a hill lunar lb“ ”Til, \f‘llt‘d'llt'tl i0" 01“) a;
. . ‘ Foundation's payment of 8225. i“"(l;flfllmissile”. said 11W} \?<‘ ”'m” 1"“, irldilll‘) k'
.‘ . ,‘ ' ; i . , can rnt not ring wrong wit rt re . H monu or 'mgs
' , " ‘ I . Announcements Of mOVIeS, 291%1t&9,(0nn1“3 between 1966 docking prohe. \\'e are conii- lieiore the decision to land
- p v lectures, concerts ONd fO' The newspaper contended dent now that the docking prohe “M ‘HIIHHHH‘WL Stillll‘ti Sitth‘l‘tL ii;
I. -_ ‘ rums Connally had consistently de- is good" the director of High! operations. {"3
‘. . . . . nied, in answer to reporter‘s llre statement was made at a said. ”\\e will have ") convince ‘ at:
.' l - ‘ . . . queries while he was governor, news conference Monday atter- ourselves in some ‘iashion that
l ‘ ~I . Campus ACt’IVltleS that he got compensation from ””‘m “it” mill-“"0"“ ”" ll!“ 0'" thing is ""1"”! “figm’m'it iii}
'. r‘ . anyone or any foundation or Der- gm'md hi“! iST‘mfull] “ii-5m ““ m" “Mi“;"ml (1(Kkings'” ] l t it
3‘ A . trv formed an . services outside his amining mot e s 0 tie dockingr liven i Mission Contro ia( '
, V. . Placement Center EmPIOY' job of goveinor. mechanism to try to find out decided the docking mechanism Bit
f ' y - ‘ . ' menf Opportunities At a two-hour, 25-minute Fi- why it failed to operate properly could not he trusted, Apollo 14 {lid
j , _ i v nance Committee hearing last in the docking attempts Sun- would still have heen ahle to go
.i.‘ ' i i ' Thursday. no one asked Connal- dd."- into an orhit of the moon.
1' . .' ., ‘ ! r 1 Foreign ()hjeet "The mission rules say that if I
- ._ 1 v. " Astronaut James McDiVitt. you have a good lunar module 21;}
-j ' I. , ; Q manager of the Apollo Snaee- with the command module. You W
. , , .“ craft Pr‘ogr‘artn told newsmen, can go into lunar orhit even 0:
' 'i v_ en - - I e “l unfit help hut foo] more was though you couldn‘t land." said get
‘ , , ' SUmv foreign object that got into Sioherg. "iii
. ' ' the system. \Vhere the foreign in moon orhit the astronauts "
-' f, FOR THE SEMESTER Obi?” came from and where it could have conducted important (dine
. , m ‘- ' Went, we don't know." studies of the moon's surface 'va
.1 ‘ , \ ——0— Once the spacecraft had heen and of the strange unexplained if?"
’ . vi V55“ launched. had ‘ orhited earth “till” i” SIMN‘. Powerful cam- u
, ’/'\ 7,, 5"“ ,7 NEW and USED Ullt‘ itlllti one-halt times and was eras are on hoard for such stud—
. , ,, r‘ l/flhfl their tired oil in space toward its ”‘1‘
' ._ A /A\ (/ \ s A L E S the moon. ‘ltoosa ‘pulled the “Tide the astronauts slept. m:
. . ,. .. "Ass is ‘
‘ 4., : , v.1 - . ‘ NH spcn ”H l." u owart tie moon. "re ‘ i"
' , . “7' we Repalr A” MakeS! stage rocket Sundav night. He trait lel't earth orhit at more , VI
. V .. turned it around and tried ii\e than 3L000 rrriles an hour. lint ' iii:
. ' _0— times to rejoin it nose to nose as it moved moonward. the aali
, ‘ ‘ with the lunar module. And iive gr‘.r\it\' of the earth was trying “2‘
. " " ‘ , . . times three small metal latches to pull it hack. This caused the jih’
‘ , o 5 SM yc ery tailed to capture and hold spaceer‘ait speed to decline ”T;
V' The two crait finally were slowly This will continue until TN
1985 HARRODSBURG ROAD "Near Turflond Moll" :inketl uprrlg a prtliltedrirf'e which 2hr moon‘s grants grasps the it}:
. w'passet tie sma ma unction— spacecraft and boring )ullin' :1”
' Phone 277-6013 0pc": 10:00 o.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily ing ‘latehes on the command outward. Then thiT spalcecralfflt‘ H
, ‘l'lll‘ pt‘oho “ Plunger-like de- speed will increase until it loops “St
‘ -. ... ‘- ~ HT" ”WT """m" ’l l‘ lill'L't‘t‘ into lunar orhit
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________________________________________________ THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Tuesd‘dv, Feb. 2, l‘l7l 1 . 'l : . ‘ I
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FRANKFORT, (AP) —Parks In a letter to Nunn also re KY ”ieti W‘sdISk if . t the only \i\ .1) i ltrrovx ho“ to surator,wh¢n (Alllk lost t i \mm . . . . ,
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Commissmner W_ James H051 leased at the new conference, lick my .1 I I0 X: en}. do it. . lor gournor lli llit lit. (.()iI . . . .
resigned today, leaving himself Host said: I‘Iheht “’0: ll "‘1 85 I‘m ollt Host originally wasasrrpport- primary. Then ho,- “Mkal ham . .. .' . .
. . , u . e 1ce ' ) . I . . . \ I v . . . .ll I I . II II . I
the Option of running forlleute- I respectifully ask that you 0' 0‘ J ”4X" er ‘ er of Marlou \N, (.oolx. novx LS. lor .\rinn ill the h... amr .rrrtrr » . . .' . , _
nant governor or helping manage accept my resignation. . .so that o o 7 i ‘ 4 i l ‘ z
‘ ”"3 “who“ WNW ‘m” “We ”New B reckm rid re L” r res V oler Pu r we ~ . -' »
campaign, by the exigencres of the job to ” " ' - 2-. . . .l ' w
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nIfn remarkspreparedtoranews th rfrIninevaIvhether II shall ”It" FRANKFURT. lAl’) _. Alt). (It'll. John ll or mun or iii. min thinly. l .- :1 _, ' z. . - . U~ . .-
1:? Hence Iln Cov. Louie B. Me 91?“ 10?," nomination he lireckinrirlge urged \ltirrrla} that lilllgtlillrll illlr‘ \Illt‘ - I ,' m. _' .I
Lu’l“ 5 folce’ the 32-year-old dhpitlmdrya h H _ tetlur'es be undertaken ill Kentrrtlt} to .i\\|lil‘ ”Flori. 9h. “my .2... ,. . “I. .I : , ,I . I . ,2 j . '
exIlIngtoman said: (i 05. _ls‘il” tfe opportunity honest elections this year and in all lrrtrrre elet- iiillllllt's \thri h lurk! 34: l” i. . . r , . . . . If g ‘ .
I I sec more to be done, more an peri (fit-{eh}? 583mg 1“ ”the trons. He said he has obtained the roneurrenee oi «hurlih- ii, mt: m H'“‘i"“' ., ~.~, .. .- , . ., . , , I I I . r.
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llat, ”mum‘s undone than there :nri 1;]. n f” Se" (‘3 VI?“ all announced Lalrlllllates lor (you-rum Hi this more lt‘L'IlNIr'ic-(L in» “iii a. . ,, . .. .. ‘ ' ; ;
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is t(LlnieIlli which to do or people N th x9323??? at}; tddt “hr 5 elm-troll to iorrr lrlrrr in calling on all tilll‘ trial the irriru.rtirrir [1‘1 mic ”I mare. _ hi» I . .' '.
to o it With, not only in the unn ‘15 g5” 1m to blr'Od er (lidates lor public olfice to work on purging \oter not lJt‘t'il pillLLetl as miniml m inn 1. ', ‘
DfepartmenIt 0f Parks, bUt In all avenuIisflin greater p“ m re— registration records of unqlraliliul \oters. “1.11., .uLuo‘mlr-rlmna g}, d g l. . r; W ‘ 1. . ' ' .' .
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0 IiI(entiic.() state gotcmment. p0”S 1 ‘6; t . lirecltrrrrrrlge. .r Dellltit‘lallt' tiiiitlitllilt' lor heu- .rrrthorrtx to mirrire lllt .rl lii, ml. . I... . .: . _I . . . =._ - .
.. \ 4 ‘. . 0 ‘ ‘ ""7 ' . _ ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ 'llH i.. I -II' --v, f. . "in.
. In essence, that 5 Why Ire that fonrlie ti: us mus “T t” It] tenant gmernor ill the Ma) prrmar}. saitl his \rrlilr); rolls .rtleiiimtr-h Bin “Whig. .mr mi,“ ‘ _, ‘ -
I - I ‘ 4 I r ‘eed v . . . .~ . .ii i ..- .v .t III_.I, I
Elgned. To continue as I the the fl w if 51(1): p anti; action steirrmul from a letter lrorrr Mrs. John the proterhire lor siir h at lit/ii . . . . ..
‘ ‘ ' y. le rlc l o .olllsH e. \\ it; is new err u it . » . . . r ,, . .. , , ‘, - . - =
lIeen would leave me precious Afto er -.-00m’th 0“ 8‘“ ( I) t l l I ll l r l t l ll \rri till/til «an illtlti ..rarar \ . ,. ..I. . . . -.
ittle Itrrne to ensure that the I . (Ff praising I e governor Kentuek} Leagueol Women Voters, Board III l‘:lt'tli'lil\ .rgairrt lrl\ IIIIIII IIIIIIIII II I II, I .~ II
Vital innovative and human pro- administration during the past \1. I, . l 1, 1 ~ _1 i . l l . ~ -- ~ ..I . .
i b three cars h (lded ttli . rs. l)itliitl rat riolrrtu out. .ir \Jlt t rat hels it h.” 1411,11 t“ “III“. .1 ‘llll'it'lll IIII II . I .' II I III .‘
firams egthYCOV-NUHDWOUld )nf y " ea ‘1 enews records ill some counties indicate that rrmrr tlmll lilrr‘liatrori. Bretltirrrrrlat \ilill .' -. 1‘ -’~
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e Rained 0“ through Our next IIerence , Y . _ . 40 percent ol the count} s total lt'L"1\lt'it'tllla\wli' .. .2 I» I I . . I I.
administration. But Loure lNunn s time is llit‘ll rln shite Emmi ..i in... \ _ . . ._ . -' a . . .
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I I intend toIscc that the) are, ~lm‘g1f0llifth wo IcI a 1“ “Hum” \t'llltli 1”“. a tlll\t' In”! ohm; my; 1 It IrIlillLI. .r.. IiiilrI. rln ..Ii _..II_.._ . . I, .~ I IIII : I
either by running for and wur- h‘Q-‘I 5” I“ ‘ new 5i)mt he \lirri-Hlsloir ol l’lll‘ukill‘rll 1”.“ch rI. “,3. 1“ Iir j \rul rlI l.r~- llrtal hum: \Hi‘ i. .‘s ‘ ' . I I. .
mm; a ill‘djor elective office ()i’ instilled ill state government he .9} in ll) llt'li t‘lil ill the lllliil ii-uiiril ill II .~ II llw state luniltl -..iir rlisllrlm ',§'i.r? inur‘ . ,1 -. .- ’. I .
l b) campaigning full time for the allowed l” run out With him. L'lslc-rcrl to \Ult’. A A h‘h‘t “ m“ ““' l :- ‘ ‘- I’ 7 ‘
l, next RePliblican governor. Ishall I 3“" to see that It does “0“ 1) iii horn the i‘thl mums lrr‘ \ ill: . '.~ «I. n . _1 '- " I,
i ., :.._‘. ‘. r . .- ,- ..“.. ‘ ‘ ‘ I ;., in lslfiiirii‘: Min: . . t. . . .-.__
(Ilctcmimc which oi those courses F “1:th I54“: that“?! h‘ “‘1‘” that on an .ueraui til [Et'ltt’lil Ll M: ‘4 l 2‘ .. , , . ~ , . . , (uh . . ( . . ' .. ' r »
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I Will take Within A few Weeks. Il'dii ()l’ t()( d}, 11 l) iiltt‘lKl lelllllll ill .1 {illllli} is ill \iitmg _tL’t' .. I. I .i .. IIIII . .‘ 11-. ‘, In -.
Host. a schoolboy hitching mg to return, he wants to bor- 'l'l “'t'l' re lit i\\4'llt"l “Tim it: " ' ' ‘ ' l‘ ‘ l' l l l V l A H ‘
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ace at Ashland, also “ as in the it)“ his partingwordslromNunrr; [lill‘l ilnm [lilitttllllt \ “I t— willow ,. . , . l . . , I - » 1- I... III
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iilslirdlch. “til L‘tdli. building ‘13 ““1 ht “lab“ ‘1“ llrllr lillt‘\il|ill \R llt‘lt‘ \l.lii\tli \ slum NJ ;.l~ '1' I. ..H. .3;, I 5.“. I“. ’-lri I,, , A I .I _ », g j 3 W " '7
and broadcasting business at Kentuckians t“ WilCh ”WW 13,011“ WM .' l ' ' -
Lexington before (timing to state ”l “huh they 1”" Vill’ilhhi l” '~'-=~=----' " “4,23%?“ ' was?3-3353??? . ” *" 'l l h 'lV I -'

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government. He sel‘VtXl as pub- h‘lhh ”1“” greatest imit‘htl‘dh I-g. "¢ ‘75: . ‘5. ' {*5/09 . ’ c . I: ' -. " " ' ‘.
lic information commissioner be— i” ,ncn and “ omen. “i“ “l. I l ' (I r o... ' 1" 13' A L- " “ ~
lore Dronrotiorr to tlrelargerparks have met our responsibilites t" .. g4: ' 9 l' l A‘ ‘ ‘ l. ‘ ‘
“,1“qu the brotherhood ol man. 3* a a 8 v , g . . ~. . . _

; His .llillllliil‘ err‘rent was n» 11ml corlrrrrelrterl: ”Thais - T "3:? .-:::;r:53§::~rz-:‘::.a: .' ’ .. " ...I::: I . “ ‘ l l‘ '
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l raiser lor the GUI) slate which H" (h‘l ”ht l3." into ‘h'lillh . i i l ‘\‘ 4 ' 1 \ H .' ‘ - ‘ .l' '
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