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121 MUST END TUESDAY EF! MOUCHETTE ROBERT BRESSON'S FROM THE NOVEL IT RERNAHOI Pepe's a Shoo-in but Runs Hard for Mayor 3 Part July 4, 1970 pg flngf Itg Zimt 2 FIRST PLANES OFF IN POWDER PUFF DERBY I ASH Honors LOUIS MALLeV 1 film!" it irt'fffl 1 PICTURE. A REMARKABLE 'JS I -Th, N.w Yorhr VM lJ I sj Marriagt Cimi Tumbling Down" inj Na Verm I 1 "Inventive, lively wild, "AN EXCEEDINGLY FUNNY FRENCH FILM! ONE OF THE GREATEST "CERTAINLY THE MOST EXCITING MEANINGFUL FILM OF RECENT YEARS. Lift Magazine STARTS WED. "SIMM" plus "Tht law 1 funny ffEffi'L rciTHin fl CRM mMlti 4 17fi5p THE TRUTH SOUL MOVIE NOW AT THE MONICA 1 "THE ADVENTURERS" DAILY MATINEES FREE PARKINS Deery MELROSE at VAN NHS 469-3545 fl cj zer a i MONICA SANTA MONICA 1332 2ND ST. 451-8R86 MONTEREY, Calif.

Wl Trudy Cooper, wife of astronaut Gordon Cooper, waved the first planes off the runway Friday to start the 24th annual Powder Puff Derby. "Just being here gave me enough enthusiasm to want to try it myself sometime," Mrs. Cooper, the official starter, said later. She has been a private plane pilot since her college days at the University of Hawaii. The first of the 92 planes that took off in the handicap race to Bristol, was piloted by Marian Banks of San Diego, with Dotty Sanders, of Santee, co-pilot.

The fastest planes are expected to reach the finish line late today, but the first in are not necessarily the winners, the planes are handicapped according to horsepower. ONE WEEK ONLY! The Original and Jean Harlow i J- A' 1 TheMasKKf fen DWGRIFF1THS WEST L. A. fNu-Art! 11272 SANTA MONICA IIVO. A INDEPENDENT) fiTRE 001 mil Mother Calls for Open Hearing in Son's Death Says Grand Jury Probe of Police Shooting, as Requested by Davis, Is Not Satisfactory fjl jr vj Continued from First Page election federal troops were called out to calm the city.

An interim mayor, Ernesto Perez Rul, was appointed by the governor of Baja California to serve two years from December, 1068, through November, 1970. When the appointment was made it was decided to hold a special election for mayor at the same time as a national election for president, July 5, 1970. When Gonzalez a named PRl's candidate for mayor three months ago PAN decided not to oppose Gonzalez. Leaders of the opposition party concede Pepe is just too popular to try to defeat, and anyway a year is "too short a time to accomplish anything worthwhile." But Gonzalez thinks he can do a lot for Tijuana in 12 months. "This city needs so much.

It's grown too fast. Streets Are Target "I am going to try to jam three years of work (the length of a normal term) into one." He wants to embark on a crash program to pave the dusty streets that checkerboard the hills of the city. Tijuana may be the largest city in the world with the fewest paved streets. Winter rains cascade down the dirt streets dumping a sea of mud into the downtown area. Gonzalez was born on the east coast in Vera Cruz.

His father was postmaster there at the time. The family moved to Tijuana in 1035 when Pepe was 13. "I have lived here 35 years. Tijuana had 10,000 people in 1035. It is 35 times as big as it was 35 years ago," he said.

In 1948 after working 12 years for an importer, Gonzalez decided to start his own business. He invested his life savings, $500 dollars, in a 12 by 15-foot stationery store in an alley off one of Tijuana's main streets. Today he owns and is open to the public could unravel the controversy surrounding her son's death. Smith added, "A grand jury investigation is by nature closed. What we want is an open investigation.

We want to know if the police were at fault or not. "We will not be satisfied with a grand jury investigation only. "We realize this request may be unusual and precedent-setting. But this is an unusual case and we think our request is proper." The attorney said he had started his own investigation into the shooting and, although not yet complete, his findings differed considerably from the police account. Mrs.

Amie then recounted the events of the morning when her son was killed. She denied vehemently that he was armed with a toy pistol or that the police gave any warning before shooting. The mother of an Army veteran who was fatally shot by police officers called Friday for an open inquiry into the circumstances surrounding her son's death. Wednesday Police Chief Edward M. Davis asked for a grand jury investigation into the June 20 shooting of Jerry Lee Amie, 24, in front of his home at 1336 W.

58th St. Davis asked Dist. Atty. Evelle J. Younger to have the grand jury look into the shooting to see if "any criminal acts occurred during the incident." During a news conference in front of her home Mrs.

Viola Amie, 48. told newsmen that she and other members of her family had been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury July 8. Flanked bv attorney Mitchell B. Smith and other members of her family Mrs. Amie declared that only an investigation that Pepe Gonzalez Times phols operates three stationery stores in Tijuana and one in Mexicali and has 70 employes.

Gonzales and his wife, Amparo, a former schoolteacher, have a son Jose, 16, and a daughter Corina, 11. Why does he want to be mayor? "This city has given me everything I have, everything I am," he said. "I feel I owe the city something in return. I want to do the best I can to make this a better place to live." Phone Rate Hike Wins Support A State Public Utilities Commission staff engineer recommended Friday that General Telephone Co. be allowed to receive 75 of a $4.4 million rate increase.

The engineer, Tibor I. Toczauer, reported at a PUC hearing that General has improved the quality of its service in the northeast San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica and the South Bay, Long Beach, and the eastern San Gabriel Valley sufficiently to be entitled to the bulk of the rate increase. A year ago PUC withheld the $4.4 million income increase pending action by General Telephone to improve the quality of its service. 2 Young Men Named to Reagan Education Staff Timesman Los Angeles Times photographer Steve Fontanini was honored Friday by the National Press Photographers Assn. for his dedication and outstanding contributions to the organization.

Fontanini. a regional director for the association, was awarded a citation at the press photographers annual convention held at the Los Angeles Hilton. Also honored was Murray L. Becker, chief photographer of the Associated Press in New York City, who received the Joseph A. Sprague Award in recognition of his 43 years as a press photographer.

Dr. Frank Stanton, president of Columbia Broadcasting System, was honored for his "forthright and courageous actions to protect the people's right to know and the media's right to report." Frank Angelo, managing editor of the Detroit Free Press, gave the keynote speech and discussed the right of reporters and photographers to keep the identity of sources confidential. TRIAL Continued from First Page Robert Harris, who posed as corrupt officers during the year-long investigation. Fong is accused of paying $000 a week to protect alleged gambling at the Modern Cafe, 960 S. San Pedro the only one of the casinos not located in the Chinatown area.

Ackerman said, however, that the evidence contradicted Fong's participation in the conspiracy, but that it did indicate he operated for his own purposes. The defense attorneys argued that there is no evidence of any criminal conspiracy and that the defendants were victims of illegal entrapment by the police. venson's attorney, Douglas R. Dalton, described it as "a classic case of entrapment" and Luke McKissack, who is defending Henry Shear Chung, said the police officers, themselves, created the bribery situation by putting out the word that gambling- would be permitted in Chinatown on a major scale with immunity to anyone who paid bribes to them and then they arrested those who participated. Denies Conspiracy Dalton said the prosecution case is a "hodgepodge" of evidence with no competent showing that Stevenson conspired with anyone to violate any laws.

"Just because one aids and abets a group of people does not make him part of any conspiracy," Dalton said, asserting that Stevenson was merely attempting to keep his constituents (Chinatown is in his district) from being harassed by the police. Dep. Dist. Atty. Charles Sheldon, who argued against the dismissal of any of the charges, described Stevenson as one of the most cautious of the defendants, but said that he showed knowledge of the conspiracy through his communication with a police inspector he was led to believe was corrupt.

Sheldon met the entrapment issue this way: Where a defendant has a preexisting criminal intent, the fact that he was solicited by a decoy (the officers) to commit a crime does not amount to entrapment. Firemen in Ohio End 3-Day Strike NEWARK, Ohio (UPI) City officials and striking firemen agreed Friday to submit their contract dispute to binding arbitration, ending a three-day walkout that left the community with inadequate fire protection. Mayor James H. Alexander said a three-member panel would arbitrate the dispute over wages and hours. He said the 58 striking firemen would be granted amnesty for their walkout The firemen now earn a $6,500 starting salary.

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9-2895 Palivoces, Gilberlo, Valinzuela, D. Maria PUSSYCAT, 5th Hill, 628-6668, ct. 9:45 em Sweet Trash; 2nd, open all night ROXIE, Brwy. bet. Captain Nemo; Honeymoon Killer; 3rd TOWER, Brwy.

at llh-MA 2 9109 The Adventurers; Downhill Racer, 10:30 ARCADE, 534 S. Broadway Play Dirty; If He Hollers; Blood Dracula's BROADWAY, Broadway near 5th Jornada Do Terror; Ahi Esta El Detail BROOKLYN, 2524 Brklyn. Ben Hur; Guns-San Sebastian (Spanish) GLOBE, 744 S. Broadway istful Dollars(GF); Few Dollars LOS ANGELES. 615 S.

Broadway Beyond Valley Dolls(Xj; Gam Tawn(GP) OLYMPIC, 8th bet. Broadway ft Hill by Columbus(R); Bottle Britain(G); 3d ORPHEUM, 9th and Broadway Only Live Twice; Russia with LovelSp.) PALACE, 6th and 7th Christine Jrrgensen (R); Born losers (R) RIALTO, 8th end Broadway Computer Game(X); Sex Circus; 3rd Hit STATE, 7th ft Broadway Bloody Mama(R); Magic Christ.fGPJ; 3rd UNITED ARTISTS, Bdwy. bet. 9th-Olympic El Cinico; El Pistolero Desconecida WARRENS, 7th and Hill Sleeping Beauty(G); Castaways(G); 3rd AERO, Montana at Bob, Carol, Ted ft Alice; Cactus Flower BAY, Pacific Polisades-454-5525 Bob, Carol, Ted ft Alice, Cactus Flower BRENTWOOD 1, 2524 Wilshire-829-3366 Grand Opening July 8 BRENTWOOD 2, 2524 Wilshiro-829-3366 Grand Opening July 8 MAYFAIR, 214 S. Monica 0661 Marooned; Battl of Britain, mot.

MONICA 1, 1332 2nd Th Adventurers(R), daily mat. MONICA 2, 1332 2nd St. 451-8686 Battle of Algiers; Putney Swope PUSSYCAT, 1442 2nd St. -451-2356, ct. 12 dweet Trash; The Hong-Up ATLANTIC, 5870 All'c-423-6855, 423-6374 let It Be; Th Magic Christian HOLIDAY, 16711 Bellflower Sleeping Beauty; Goodbye Mr.

Chips, mat. HA.5 2530 Marooned; Thomas Crown Affoir, ct. 12 PLAZA, Polo Verde ft Spring-429 3012 Gone With The Wind. 11:30 STAR-Locust ft Ocean Computer Game; Tea For Three STRAND, 1035 Pacific Ave. -832 2681 losers; Kill Them All.

Back Alone ct. 1 THE MOVIE, 345 Ocean, GE.5-5572, ct.9:45 Sweet Trosh; 2nd, open all night UNITED ARTISTS, 217 E. The Adventurers, 12:30. 3:40, 6:45, 9:45 WARNER, 478 W. 6th-832 7227 The Adventurers; Few Dollars Mor BALDWIN, Main at King of Grizzlies; Coptain Nemo 12:30 EASTLAND, Workman ft Citrus-331-9944 Morooned: Battl of Britain 12:30 WESCOVE-CINEMA 1-338-5574 Charli Brown; Russians Coming 12:30 WESCOVE-CINEMA 2-338-5577 Th Adventurers, 7:00 EL MONTE, Valley at 6922 Sleeping Beauty; Darby O'Gill: 12:30 5th H.ights-964-4848 Ann of Thousand Days, mat.

AVENUE, Th Adventurers; Downhill Racer. 12:30 MERALTA, Downey-TOpoz 1-2281 Gone With The Wind, 12:30, 4:30 ft 1:30 NORWALK, Norwalk-868-6771 Steeping Beauty; Castaways, ct. 12:00 SHOWCASE CINEMA, Stnwd. 862-1121 Beyond Valley of Dolls; Th Touchabl ALHAMBRA, Main at let It Be: Th Maaic Christian CENTURY, las Tunas nr. Del Marooned; Th last Grenada El CAMEO, El Sereno-221 -9791 King of Grizzlies; Guns of Mognif.

7, 6:45 CAPRI, Main at 2nd, Alhambro-AT 4-4274 Christine Jorgensen Story; Out Of It CINEMALAND Arcadia HI. 7-2195 What Say Naked lady; Gaily, Gaily EDWARDS Peck-live Oak 447-8179 Swop Met Every Sun. Fr Admission El REY, Main at 4th, Beyond Valley Dolls; Only Gam Town GARFIELD, Garfield at Th Advnturrs (all star cost) GOLD CINEMA, Main ft Atlantic, AT.2-6136 Gone With th Wind MONTEREY, Garfield-Hellman-573-3952 Bob. Carol, Ted ft Alice; Cactus Flower TEMPI las Ann of Thousand Days: Modem Milli THE VILLAGE, Arusa-334-4089 Coptain Nemo; Topaz, ct. 1 pm 1ARSTOW, Barstow Norwood; Cockeyed Cowboys BARSTOW SKYLINE Drive-In Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed; Horror FONTANA, 3616 Guns Magnificent Sonta Vittorlo MONTCIAIR, Cinema 1-714-626-3534 Beyond th Valley of th Dolls, ct.

1 30 MONTCIAIR, Cinema 2-714 626-3534 The Adventurers (R). ct. 1:30 MONTCIAIR, Montclair-624-9696 Maroonod; Th Undefeated SAN BERNARDINO, Crest-E88-4247 Charli Brown; Captain Nemo, mat. SAN BERNARDINO, Ml. Vernon Good, Bod ft Ualy; Fistful of Dollors UPLAND, Grove, 276 E.

Coll Theatre for Proorom VICTORVILLE. El Ranctvo CH.S-5S1 1 Norwood; Cockeyed Cowboys VICTORVILLE. Joshua 5 5525 Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed; Horror CAMARIllO, PONDEROSA Caotain Nemo ft Underwater City; Popi OXNARD, VOGUE-HUnter 3-9216 Christ. Jorgensen Story(R); Out of lrGP) SIMI. IARWIN.

lorwin Butch Cossidy (GP); Prime of Jeon Brodi SIMI, Simi Drive-ln-526-6624 Beyond Volley Dolls! X); Gome in Town THOUSAND OAKS, Melody-495-0481 Shoos 11:43 MAYFAIR. Verrruro-443-631 1 Gen With th Wind VENTURA. Butch Cossidy; Jeon Brodi; Minsky's SKYWAY, Boulder Elliott Gould, MASH Ii; 2nd Hit 2 ANTELOPE, tanceftr-WHirhoH 2 21 14 let tt Be; The Mogic Christian JET loncatterWHitehall 2 0622 Naked lody: THomot Crown Affair IANCASTER OiiVE IN XI WH.2-561S TV Adventurers (Rl; Gaily, Gaily LANCASTER DRIVE-IN 2-WH I 291 oevono voiiey voiis: uniy iojm lowss PAIMDAIE DRIVE IN-947 7564 I Gregory Feci. Morooned; Norwood I Immortal CUmc I CHARLIE CHAPLIN in mn IS-min. CINEMA EAST, 1021 N.

Scrt Agent 71; Golden Head Eogl EAGLE, 4884 Eagle Rack 8 Bab, Carol, Ted i Alice; Caclui Mat. GAYETY, Pica Alvorado-386 8942 Adult Films Only KOKUSAI, 3020 Yotaro in Th Army; Sister I LA TOSCA, 2930 S. AMe Toqe 1st Kein Sonntoa; 2nd nit PARK, 7th Man Man. (Male Guide for Harmony STUDIO 1, let It Be; Th Magic TEMPLE, 5863 S. Vermont-PL.

2-4100 Holli ot Anger; Gaily. Gaily WESTLAKE, Alvarodo-Wilthir HU.3-531 Marooned; Th Last Grenade, BEVERLY CANON, N. Conon-27S-5244 Beyond the Valley ot th Dolls Rider on Th Rain DEL MAR, 5036 W. Pico-WE. J-6424 The Damned; Th Happy ending EMBASSY, Western nr.

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2 GRANADA. 9000 Sunset 2266 Hi Mom! MERALTA, 9632 Culver 3432 i Disney's Sleeping Beauty; Costoways. 1 MUSIC HALL, 9036 reflim Satyricon NUART, 11272 S.M. Birth of a Nation; Champion (Mat.) PALMS, 3751 Motor 7171 Fr. Pk.

Adventurers (great book, areat show) PLAZA, 1067 Glndn. GR.7-0097, TR.9-9077 J. lemmon Out of Towners, daily 1:15 REGENT, 1045 Broxton, 477-0059, 272-0501 2 Academy Awards- -daily 1:00 ROYAL, 1 1523 Sta. 3-1636 Anne Thousand Days: Worth Runninq.mat. TOHO LA BREA, 9th la Yuzo Kavoma's: Duel ot Eio: 5 Gents U.A.

WESTWOOD-477 0575 Watermelon Man midnight Show VAGABOND, 2511 He She. rated (XI VENICE, R912 Venic Room Srvic Adults only BOULEVARD, 4549 Whittier-261-2665 let It Be; Helpl GOIDEN GATE, 5176 Whittier-269 -81 8S The Adventurers; Fistful of Dollars U.A. ALAMEDA, 5136 El Aviso Inoporpumo; Joselipo Enamora UNIQUE, 3645 E. Ambicion Sangnenla Canta Mi Corazon ALLEN, 3809 Tweedy 57 Marooned; Battle of Britain, ct. 12 30 ARDEN, 11709 long Beach Bl.

-631-1555 Butch Cassidy; The Undefeated LYRIC, 2877-Ct. It Sweet Trash; The Hang-Up WARNER, 6714 Pacific, 585 0944 The Adventurers; A Few Dollors Mor ALPINE, 833 W. Torrance Blvd. 327-3436 German language Movies ROLLING HILLS, 101 Cr'shaw-325 2600 Chorit Brown; Hussions Coming, MARINA-Cinema 1-372-1109 Ann of th Thousand Days-R. Burton MARINA-Cinema 5 2-372-1109 Gone With Th Wind PARK, 14948 Crenshaw Bl.

-324-4040 Bob, Carol, Ted Alice; Cactus Flower PUSSYCAT, 1653 Cravens-328-6375, Ct. 12 Sweet Trosh; Th Hang-Up SURF. 302 S. Catalina-372-1109 What Soy To Naked ladv: Gaily. Gaily U.A.

TORRANCE, 2735 Pac. Cst. DA.5-4232 Th Adventurers-1, 4. 7 10 aU ANAHEIM, Th Adventurer (all star costl ANAHEIM, Brookhurst-loge-956-1122 Bob. Carol.

Ted Alice: Naked lady ANAHEIM, ct. 12 Sweet Trash; Th Hang-Up BAIBOA, Th Adventurers: The Italian Job BREA. BREA THEATRE-529-4236 Bob. Carol. Ted Alice: Cactus Flower BUENA PARK, Hal lips far Hot Heads: Makeaut Madam CORONA DEI MAR, let It Be; Th Maaic Christian COSTA MESA, CINEMA-546-3102 Cheyenne Social Club: Haoov Endina COSTA MESA, MESA-548 1552 Walt Disney's Fantasia 1:45 FULLERTON, WllSHIRE-lAmbr 5 5777 Bob.

Carol. Ted 8, Alic: Cactus Flower GARDEN GROVE, Morooned: Th Undefeated HUNTINGTON BEACH, CINEMA 847-9608 Out of Townr; Walk In Spring Rain HUNTINGTON BEACH, Bob, Carol, Ted Bi Alic: Topar LAGUNA, SOUTH COAST 494-1514 Th Advnfurers(R) LAGUNA NIGUEl, Niguel 2327 Beyond th Volley of th Do Hi X) NEWPORT CINEMA, Cst. Ross Hunter's Airport daily mot. NEWPORT BEACH, Ann Thousand Days; Walk Soring Rain ORANGE, CINEDOME 20-532-3328 Beneath th Planet of the Apes ORANGE, CINEDOME 21-532-3361 Hello Dolly with Barbra Streisand ORANGE, ORANGE-639-6730 let It Be: Th Maaic Christian 1-714-639-1770 Disney's Sleeoina Beauty: Castawovt ORANGE-Stodium 2-714-639-8850 Th Adventurers: Downhill loar ORANGE Stadium 3-714-639-6990 Mash: I lav You. Alic B.

Tok as ORANGE-Stodium 4-639-6990 Beyond Valley Dolls: Only Gam in Town ORANGE, VILLA, Tustin-Adams-639-006i Ann of Thousand Days; Tick-Tick-Tick SAN CLEMENTE, MIRAMAR-492-0056 let If Be: Th Maaic Christion SANTA ANA, GUILD-547-9936 Pornography: Cooenhoaen 1970 SANTA ANA. United Artists-543-9287 The Adventurrs(Rl TUSTIN, TUSTIN, Tustin bleeping Beauty; Castaways, ct. 1:00 WESTMINSTER, CINEMA-WEST-892-4493 Charlie Brown; Chitty, Chilly, Bong 7T FASHION SQ. 1, Borbro Streisand in Funnv Girl, last week FASHION SQ. 2, Imp -ldoho-691 0633 Bob Carol Ted Alic 'ASHION SQ.

3, Anne of Thousand Days with R. Burton FASHION SQ. 4. Butch Cassidy ft Sundanr Kid. last week LA HA8RA.

Cinema 1-497-4677 Marooned: Th Undefeated LA HAIRA, Cinema 2-697-4913 Th Adventurers! () (nothing left out) 1 Hi ARLINGTON, Gone With Th Wind CORONA, Corona-735-1191 Th Magic Christian; Hitchcock's Topal El CENTRO, Broodwoy-352 5755 2-Advtts Onty-Mevics ELSINORE. IAKE-474-2S10 Th Mogic Christion; Hitchcock's Topaz PAIM SPRINGS, CAMEIOT-327-I273 Elliott Gould in Mash IR) PALM SPRINGS DRIVE-IN-327 1132 Butch Cossidy; Th Unde'eed PAIM SPRINGS. PIA2A-3256022 Ross Hunter's "Airport" PALM SPRINGS, SUNAIR Drive-tn Sleepmq Beautr: Hockbeord's Ghost PAIM SPRINGS, VILUGE-325-6022 TKe Out of Towners with Jock lemmon RIVERSIDE, DE ANZA Th Adventurers! Downhill RoorjGPl UNITED ARTISTS, 142 Markrt-678 1977 The Adventurers tR) ii- ill' AW iimmmmm, 1 ktit ifkt tlt APOLLO ARTS, Computer Gome; Sex Circus AVON, 7059 Hollywood 469-9751 Man ft Man (mole guide for harmony) CAMPUS, Vermont at NO.5-5881 Christina Jorgensen Story; Out Of It CINE 1, 1358 N. la Brea-461-3789 Boys and Girls Together CINEMA, 1124 N. Pornography in Denmark, ct.

11:30 AM CINEMATHEQUE, 8816' Sunst. OL.7-681 Male Adult Film CLASSIC-ART, 8257 Sta. Manica-656-3331 Frisco BV-color, ct. 10 em to 4 am CLINTON, 526 N. Anne Thousand Days; Gaily, Gail' DRAKE, 7566 Melrose 937-3770 Frisco Action Films, 11 am to 2:30 am ENCORE, Melrose at Van China Sea; Mask of Fu Monchu FILM FESTIVAL, 1066 N.

Wstrn Females From Denmark FLICK, 1082 N. Western-467-7167 Newest Talking Frisco Females-Adults) IOS FELIZ, Bresson's Mouchette; Malle's Zazie ORIENTAL, 7425 Sunset Th Arrangement; Marry Me, Marry PAN PACIFIC, 7554 Th Reivers; Dream of Kings PARIS, 8163 Santa Sensational Premiere; Bitter Cheri PARIS PENTHOUSE, S.M. Anatomy Mutual love ft Ploy PROJECTION ROOM, 713 N. Wes. 462-9734 Adults-Don't Have To Go To Denmark PUSSYCAT, 7734 Sta.

5744- Sexuol Freedom in Denmark, ct. 12 SILENT MOVIE, 611 N. Fairfax-653-2389 Birth of Nation-laurol-Hardy-J. Harlovy SUNSET, ct. 12 Sweet Trash; The Hang-Up TIFFANY-8534 Sunset-652-3220 He and She-raled VINE, 6321 Hollywood Gone With Th Wind, ct.

12:30 VISTA, 4473 Sunset Chang of Act; Real Pacesetter AIRPORT, 16733 Rosco The Adventurers; Gaily, Gaily, 2:00 AMERICANA Cinema 1-893-6441 Marooned; Th Undefeated, mot. AMERICANA Cinema 2-893-6441 Anne of The Thousand Days, mat. AMERICANA Cinema 3-893-6441 Gone With Th Wind, mat. AMERICANA Cinema 4-893-6441 Gaily, Gaily; Say To Naked lady, met. AMERICANA-Cinema 5-893-6441 Bob, Carol, Ted ft Alice; Cac.

Flower, mot ART, Ventura at Tapanga 883-8835 Beyond Valley of Dolls; Staircase BARONET, 6937 Marooned; Santa Vittoria 6:15 CORBIN, 19618 Ventura-345-2222 Putney Swope; What Say to Naked lody LANKERSHIM, 7532 lank. Anne Thousand Days; Impossible Yrs 1 MAGNOLIA, Burbank, -7964 TH. 5 1586 Th Adventurers; Gaily, Goily, 2:00 MUSTANG D-ln-Sol. Cyn. Sierra Hy.

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12:30 SUNLAND 8018 F'hill-352-1401 Adventurers; Naked Under leather VILLA GLEN, 404 N. Central-240-2277 Support Sheriff; Gysy Moths: 1, 1 pm BOGART, 87 W. Sierra Modre II. 355-7244 Krakatoa; Captain Nemo, mat. CINEMA 21, 145 E.

Woshington-798-8522 Tru Grit; Sterile Cuckoo CREST, 205 E. Foothill Gone With Th Wind, mot. ESQUIRE, E. 6149MU.4-1774 Putney Swope; Th Damned HASTINGS, 355 N.Rsmd.796-7111,351 8881 Charli Brown; Tim Machine, ct. 12 OAKS, 85 N.

Fair BV Girls in Syn-I-Scop, alt color UNITED ARTISTS, E. Th Adventurers. 1. 4. 7:30 ft 10:30 UPTOWN, 2316 E.

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Vista Drive-ln-724-6223 Drtners Kmg of Grizzlies; Darby Gilt YUCCA VAllEY, Sky Driv-ln Call Theatre for Program EDISON Edison 2 7444 The Adventurers, Sxoifoc Mcb SOUTH CHESTER uw ch Ptl sNooio Jo TERRACE DRIVE-IN-831-7433 1st Rum Cockeyed Days; Skullduggery 99 Anno of Thousand Days: Great tank I tiK CANYON. SO. Cyn. 4-599 4J Bob, Corel, Ted ft Aire; Cactus F'ower SACRAMENTO (UPI) Gov. Reagan Friday named two young men to his education staff "to help provide a direct link between the young people of California and state government." They were Thomas N.

Baker. 22, Menlo Park, end Gary H. Hunt, 21, Lancaster. Reagan said they would serve as special assistants to Dr. Alex Sheriffs, his education secretary, and John Kehoe, his education consultant.

"These two young men will help us in this extremely important task of continuing to bring the COMPTON Continued from First Page Compton police report they know little of the background of the 23-year-old Negro who was killed by the bomb about 8:30 a.m. Thursday. But in a search of the apartment he shared with another man at 448 W. Alondra in Compton, detectives found: Three sticks of dynamite, three sticks of plastic explosive, 100 feet of high voltage electrical wire and several short lengths of pipe all basic material for homemade bombs. Three pistols, two rifles and a shotgun, with about 200 rounds of ammunition.

A collection of the writings of Mao Tse-tung, books on revolution, a primer on bomb making and stacks of Black Panther Party literature. Police have issued an all-points bulletin for Harper's roommate, Bruce M. Tyler, 21. There is no warrant or complaint against Tyler, police said. We haven't been able to find anyone who knows much about Harper," a Compton detective said.

"He apparently stayed pretty much to himself." Police intelligence files show no reference to Harper. His name is not included in the thick dossiers on the Black Panthers. Officers say they have found his name connected with only one organization, the Black Stu voice of youth into the councils of government," Reagan said, "as well as providing them with a keener insight into how government works." The governor said Hunt would work with college students body officials while Baker would work with student groups on community projects. Hunt attended the University of Cincinnati and California State College, Long Beach. He has served as a staff assistant to the legislature's Joint Committee on Higher Education.

Baker was graduated from Stanford in December. BOMBING dents Assn. at Compton College, where he has been at least a part-lime student since 1963. Although they may never find concrete proof, Compton police believe Harper intended to bomb police headquarters. They believe Harper miscalculated in setting the timing device on the bomb.

When he was about 100 feet from the front door the nearest entrance the bomb exploded. Later, officers found the remains of an attache case which apparently contained the bomb. "It was an ordinary at-t a case," Rockwood said. "Anyone could walk into a police station with one." At Los Angeles police stations, however, it may be more difficult in the future. Anyone who goes beyond the public lobby of a police station a be asked to submit to a search.

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