Daily Report, The (Newspaper) - May 31, 1970, Ontario, California AlUi Wi Indy 500 Story on Page Today's Quote The efficient is man who thinks for and is capable of thinking hard and long W. American VOL. 151 THE DAILY REPORT MAY Today's mostly sunny and continued through Today's 86; Saturday's 84. Low 56. 92 PAGES TWENTY FIVE CENTS rnia Part May be Unlivable Photo Defender Cup defending racing sloop Intrepid sails close-hauled to offshore wind near as she readies for challenge from new boats Heritage and Vastly ted since her 1967 Intrepid is said ready to meet all including France and one of which will send a boat to battle for the coveted sailing Generals Huddle Over War SAN President i x o n. moned his top military com- manders from Washington and Saigon for a meeting Sunday to discuss U.S. ry operations in Cambodia and the progress of winding down the war in Assistant press ary Gerald L. Warren said Saturday he expected no matic announcement from the meeting and described it as a routine military briefing on the Southeast Asian Defense secretary Melvin R. Laird and Gen. Earle G. Wheeler and Thomas the incoming and outgoing chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of were scheduled to fly in from Gen. W. commander of U.S. troops in was to come in from along with Adm. John S. McCain com- mander of U.S. forces in the The the first such Bridge Classified Community News Community Preview Editorials TV Logs Features Obituaries Real Estate Sports Women's World C4 high-level briefing the President has received since his April 30 decision to send U.S. troops into was scheduled for 2 p.m. The President has promised a fuller report to the nation sometime in June on tire of the con- U.S. thrusts into Cambodia and wanted a full and up-to-date briefing on the military situation in east The information from the combat field commanders was expected to figure ily in how deeply involved the United States will remain in the conflict in President Nixon has ed that all U.S. troops will be out of Cambodia by the end of June but has left doady whether American support will be furnished to South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops after that In other the Western While House dis- closed that Clark R. UK controversial former newsman who served as a special investigator for the Nixon had re- signed to lake over as chief of the Washington Bureau of the DCS Moines and They Gas Don't They SACRAMENTO The Benicia area of Solano be- come if not for humans unless environmental lution is brought under a report by the State Department of lic Health warned Lead judged for the death of horses in the was cited as the The said a court issued m 3.908 against a Contra County banning itS from emitting noxious the report the American Smelting and Refining Co. smelter at Selby is still ating and is most likely source of the lead con- Bridges Suspect It listed five other sources of including bearing paint from the and Benicia bridges and the federal government's in Authored by Drs. Fred and Kahr of the department's bureau of occupational health and environmental the report ed: the other possible sources of lead listed on this it is our based upon the samples that have been analyzed to that the Selby smelter is. responsible for the bulk of the lead Poison Grass The report said pasture grasses were found to contain between 150 and 350 parts per million lead and that grass should probably contain no more than 20 parts per million 1 It made five by Uie State lic Health Department to tect human by the Solano ty Health Department to make sure backyard tables arc not used for food unless it is certain that their kad levels are of air pollution by the Stale Air Re- sources by Ihe Slate De- of Agriculture to in- sure that meat grain and hay grown in area are studies by mental agencies to widespread problem is. ti Churn Mrs. Verna right is so fast at churning that she was receiving her first place trophy while other contestants were still trying to make The Upland born on a farm in had not churned any butter for over 30 the rythm comes back to she said as she talked to re- porters during the three-day Chino butter in the old said Mrs. when don't have Elsie Cook and Ontario were It may be more fun not but keeping that old tune rythm paid off for Mrs. Will Keep the West End Honors War Dead ONTARIO Principal speaker at a Memorial Day at Bellevue Municipal Court Judge Ro- land C. declared whom we honor here today ran the course and threw to us the We will hold it We will keep the Drawing repeated historical parallels between ancient Rome and present day Rutledge showed that the problems plaguing our country are far from Said sed through a period of self- with a satisfactory ba- lance being worked out in a division of power between the patrician Senate of the wealthy and the Comitia of tire Nor did it Forced boring from within destroyed freedom and dignity of the individual and the Caesars took evils in the time of Pompey and were undermining the Republic bear so many ing to those which threaten the civic and national life of America today that the interest in the period is by no means merely histo- Again drawing a historical Rulledge warned against ignoring the ills which currently face our speaking of one of the said this is faintly reminiscent of the ravings and rantings of bat Hitler did take over Germany and look the world to the brink of Let's not laugh con- at the Rubins of Julius and Napoleon took over with comparatively small minorities of and determined mi- militant Better to have a show of hands today with the Rubins in our Sounding a warning of what may face Uie United States in the future Rutledge has and will con- to unless stern measures are Unless we wish to follow the ways of ancient Greece and it's time to start ing such measures as will the intended The and pantheon of Rome were made of stone and still The moral fiber of its people was of a weaker Inter- nal dissidence and the rot that comes with a welfare state weakened and ly destroyed the social ture from Addressing himself to dis- the judge ad- ding some iron inside the proves necessary to re-establish authority in our universities and to bring der and safely to then it's time we ad- ded the Rutledge ended his speech with optimism as he ahead will cause the torch of democracy to dim and but held aloft il will French Nuclear Test a Success Tahiti France exploded a nuclear device great Saturday above its Pacific testing grounds at a communique The was the latest In series of nuclear tests being carried out by the French at the testing ground off
