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Page 1 Tl,e News-Review",' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1W3 liir r.EB BE try" 1 i TrnT- , ti - J r r i vu I ( 13 i-- ; V : II r vi J Y I tr-f ILLINOIS STATE TROOPERS keep watch, in Monmouth, Illinois this week af ter threats by an unknown person that he would set four fires in the city. Au thorities believe . three recent tires were work ot tne same person A I ;A3); LJ r 1 Jr Ki'k life; ASTRONAUT DEKE SLAYTON tells reporters in Houston, Texas Thursday, that he has resigned from the air force because he was going to be permanently grounded. He felt chonces of making a moon flight were better for him as a 1 civilian. ... PRESIDENT KENNEDY honored Prime Minister and Mrs. Sean Lemas's of Ireland at a slate dinner in the White' House early this week. Shown as they posed prior to dinner are left to right: Prime Minister Le mass and' hij wife, Mrs Stephen Smith, sister of President Kennedy, end the President. hi PICKETS PARADE in front of the Los Angeles Federal Bulding carrying, flags, .. placards and a coffin, protesting-the visit to the United States of Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito. . About 300 demonstrators marched 'during the noon 'hour.. ,. FORMER PRESIDENT, Dwight Eisenhower blows out candles on his birthday cake at a GOP fund-roising dinner in his henor in Washington early this week. He was 73. MAFIA SONGBIRD Joseph Valachi gestures at Queens D. A.'s office in New York this week where he was brought for questioning on some unsolved gang land slayings. Dist. Atty. Frank O'Connor is at left. r; k MRS. JANINE GOODFELLOW, 29, mother of three, shown here with her husband, Lawrence, and a nurse, leaves hospital for short visit home. She has been living since October 4 with a transplanted liver, hers being the sixth such operation attempted. Doctors give her a good chance of being the first such patient to survive. Family lives in Denver, Colo. ,!? Ft t'TZ 4 ji,." , , t lwf,.;-,'V - MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY adusts her sunglasses as she watches a display of trick riding and shooting by Berber tribesmen early this week at a festival to celebrate the 40th day anniversary of the birth of Crown Prince Sidi Mohamed. Prince Moulay Abdullah, right, played host to the First Lady and her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill, 'in Marrakech, Morocco. I iQHvii : r (PPP ;.'-.: i 1 ft Ms M y- v -si. J 4 vT -f ,.x BUILDING EYED Plans were announced this week for a new Oregon Histor ical Center in downtown Portland. President of the Oregon State Historical So ciety Chandler Brown said the building will contain 60,000 square-feet of ex hibit and library space to house Oregon treasures gathered during the last cen tury. It will cost more than a million dollars. Ik t ,i . SEN. HIRAM L. FONG, R-Hawaii, right, end Sen. Everett Dirksen, R-lll., sen ate minority leader, are shown sampling icast.pig in Washington this week. Occasion was a testimonial luau. honori : t ie 50lh.,state's senior senator, spon sored bv several GOP senators. ' - i '4i. s .i 5 j til1 THIS IS A GENERAL VIEW of the audience as the Metropolitan Opera opened its 79th season in New York this week with a production of . Verdi's 'Aida'. 4 1 HALF-TON BOULDlR rolled down a hillside near Altadena, Calif , and through a kitchen door, nar rowly missing Mrs. Mary Otero, shown holding son, Jose, ' and daughter Maria, 3. She said it was the third such boulder that has cashed into her house since they moved in two years ago. mtM -if " 5 5 f v- J -'It ' 'V n h v I Vr'v: BISHOP JAMES G. NAVAGH, left of O-deniurg N Y.', and Archbishop Thomas Aioysius Boland of Newark, N.J., fiank o Swiss Guard -in Vatican recently. They are attending the second session of the Ecumenical Council.
