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four sons and two «laugh. 1 he the first thought of million:
Arrested In Morals Case
w WASHINGTON .Jenkins an aide to Pre ' ' . . 5-. University Hos ital b hi Ldriieits‘gghnion for 20 years. was ‘ sicisn. Dr. Chaprles ’I‘l’iomiasgzx' YMCA on 7the Washington ‘ln Washington Thompson con: oh r . .' on a morals , firmed that he had put Jenkinsl IIra ge.‘ police records show. ' in the hospital. hésnresigigatlon was announced According to records at thel night e ite House Wednesday t morals division of police head-l . quarters Jenkins was arrestedl The announcement in New‘ ‘ i Y . on a . “ ' - lork was made a few nours Charge 0' being dls
' orderly tindccent esture t." after Jenkins had been taken to Jenkins gave his occ‘iipations as
hospital in Washington witn clerk" and elc ' I ‘ .cted to forfeit 3.2:. \rvats described as “ex-.550 collateral. There were no J .a‘lgllP. details of the incident. enkins arrest came to light JENKINS RESIGNED alter Republican national chair- In New York. White House man Dean Burch had tele- sources said Johnson first phoned a} statement to news learned of Jenkins being in hos- media which'said: “There is a pital as a result of questions report sweeping Washington to- from reporters. Reedv sail night that the White House is Jenkins had submitted his res- desperatcly trying to suppress l ignation as special assistant to a major news story sffectinglthe president in writing, John- the national security." lson had accepted it and Bill D. George Reedy. White House Moyers. another White House press secretary. said then,laide. was appointed to take ;\\'h(‘n asked about Burch's‘Jenklns' place. statement: "I don't know what ‘ An army major in the Second hes talking about," iWorld War, Jenkins is a 46- Reedy. travelling with John. year - old soft - spoken Texan son on, a campaign foray into . who Joined the White House thew lork. said that .lenkins‘staff when Johnson became [ who has been suffering fromipresidcnt. He had been admin- extrcme fatigue for some time. listrative assistant to Johnson
At earlier arrest. is recorded under.“ involve, the whim not,” om. Jenkins‘ name. -
(APl_ 9 ( w . Walter was s nt [0 .eorge ashingtun l that, day at the YMCA charge of "disorderly conduct both nationally .“d imeuunun'r
(pervertl." Jenkins forfeited ally can only be surmised at? collateral on this occasion. this time." clined comment when asked if Press he had been trying to get 2
of White House personnel. - ~ ~—~ "' ~‘ QUESTION ASKED ‘ TWO HURT BY GRENADE ’
and a national misfortune. lThe men escaped.
compassion ta Mr. Jenkins and his family and community wll
. . . 0! mericans tonight. i a" monk dwumn- Ill “The fact that this situation
_ , Diled Jan. 15. ‘ clal family. however. make it 1' "'d he “'35 arrested more than a personal tragedy.
0" 3 “The effects upon America
M the FBI ‘ “Okesma” dP- Thompson told The. Associated}
that arrest was noted in the Jenkins to slow down for iwol
customary security check made‘ years. .
Asked if Jenkins had sat
in on meetings of the Nationall SAIGON 'Apl‘Tw" Amerl‘. Security Council. Reedy told re- can soldiers escaped with slight DONE”: "Id have.” my "'1 injuries Wednesday night when‘. memory in a case like this. I'd
.yone of them picked up a'zre-
not want t rel . . 0 y 0“ memor‘zol gnade thrown at them and’
Reedy also said he had
seen Jenkins' letter of resigna-lpitc‘hed ll int" ‘ dim” “L ‘on. ZGerald D. McMenonln of Phila- u
Meanwhile. in Washington. del hia. said the grenade - d Clifton White. chairman of the boufimed on him and landed in'z
Citizens Committee for Goldwa- me seat of the mudeshw m
ter -'Miller. issued this state- [which n w” fidin‘ with P“.
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, - iWalter Sayayn of Detroit. in ‘The exposure of arrests on {Sada-4 35 miles southwest ofl morals charges of one of the Saigon. The grenade was tossed president's closest. advisers rep- 1 by one of two men on a motor? resents both a personal tragedy cycle which passed the shaw.
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. CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. JAY BECKER
QUIZ
You are South. both sides vui- impulse in the face of an al- acrable. The bidding has been: ready ostab misfit in m w“; hearts. Partner still has a bid 1 v 2;. 7 coming and nothing much will
be lost if he is unable to take
What would you bid now with further “no”. each of the following five hands? 4‘ Two “trump. m chm ' 1. MUM '4 Om $31035 bids to consider are two dila- 2. p.11“ QQM. 0K9”. M monds. two notrump or doube. ' s. “{an .7 0.7968 ‘95: The double is not matted
A9 .353 “23354 ‘KQT in this case beccausc there is ai
" . strong likelihood of a name and . 5- “Us” 'AQ“ .KQ” k the penalty collected might be
1. Double. Game is doubtful insufficient to compensate for at this point and the best thing . . to do is double for penalties. The potential game lies in You are likely to take fou r hearts or notrump. advan tricks on defense and can ex- tage of biddinl two notrump di- 1 pect. partner to provide enough rectly is that the balanced dis- :power to produce a penalty of tributltm is shown ’right 'away 1 500 or 800 points. East iii prob- and partner is presented with an ' ablv in trouble and we shouldn't immediate choice between a no- '. lei‘him get away. trump and a suit contract. An- l 2. Two hearts. Of course. It is other advantage is that possible tempting to bid two diamonds club rulfs in I suit contract may instead. but this could lead to a be avoided. ' . bidding dilemma if partner‘s re- - The alternative bid of two ‘ hid were two hearts. To pass the i diamonds would produce a prob- l two heart bid at this point ' lcm ll North's rabid were two l would amount to concealment of l hearts. We would then have to ‘ the heart support. while to raise in Choose Whether l0 filly for "me
to three hearts would in effect 1 in hearts or notrump. without
he bidding more than the hand a knowing which one was .
is worth. Bidding two hearts di-i 5- Three CM». A Imlll slim
' ' f how ‘ reel-l)t places the decimal: n ind the he“ w” of mo I l. t D M
far to go right where it belongs ~ln partner's an. I I
. id be the immediate cuebtd. The cue- : Pass. Two wad" won lbid shows club control a n d
t ‘ bid and could lead tol _ ‘ :crl‘diiingomplications if partner I strongly implies good heart up
were short in spades. it is tern-i port How far we will go with
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ovcr two clubs. butl the hand depends largely . n it is it‘louxdbetter to resist the I what partner does next. , .
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