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SEBASTOPOL, Calif. ‘AP}— David + Taylor thinks he is a lucky 18-year-old. He just got a Bew car as a high school grad- uation present.

His new car is a one-of-a-kind model. especially rigged for tween cl “limb i David because he has. no arms ang car ae . aoe and only rudimentary legs. He , i : et wai heed aad oe ~He,.writes with his right foot—

his left | imi Despite his handicap, David tion ae ee to peers es went through high school like .... ‘ any other youngster and plans David and his family have js coon ia dail ; permitted this story to be told That's one reason his father. only because it may help others

LONDON) | Reuters the car to fit David's thichiess. kneeless 24-inchlong legs

Dr. Yoshio, Setoguchi. assist- ant project director and David's physician, says the boy gets around remarkably well on his rudimentary legs, walking be-

$90,000 at Sotheby's to American dealer Kraus. It is one of ll!

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Old Book Brings $90,000 At Sale

A first edition of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales was auctioned for £30,000 here

DECLINE CONTINUES — The Tokyo Stock Exchange continued slid- img Tuesday to the vear’s low- est mark. Financial experts at- to domestic

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Foothold Said Established By Red China In Thailand

The informants report the Communist pattern emerzes from killings of village chiefs and police informers, Commu- nist i terrorists in the

Br T. JEFF WILLIAMS

BANGKOK. Thailand ‘AP)}— A definite pattern of Communist subversion has been established in Thailand. giving support -to reports that this Southeast Asian nation is next on China's list.

Reliable Western and Thai sources say there is little doubt that Communist agents have es- tablished a foothold in northeast and south Thailand

arms smuggling, radio propa- ganda, anti - American leaflets and a colony of some 30.000 Vietnamese.

The sources claim the prob- lems are aggravated by a strong central government which has neglected the provinces for years, government corruption, ineffective provincial police and a long border with Laos that cannot be effectively patrolled.

TERRORISTS ACTIVE One of the most serious as-

financial instability. Investors refrained from selling as Fi- nance Minister Takeo Fukuda conferred with securites house leaders on financial problems confronted by major securities houses.

Russell Taylor, who is in the & trucking business, paid for the 1985 model car and modifica- tions — so David could get around

The other reason is, David is a hot rod fan and has stub bornly refused to face the possi- bility that he might never be able to drive

A few months ago David's father went to Dr. Milo Brooks. medical director of the child amputee project at the Univer- sity of California at Los Ang- eles, because he-had heard of a Motorized. cart built at the school OPENS NEW VISTA

The upshot was that David be- eame the subject of a research project which Dr. Brooks now believes has application not only for defective youngsters and war casualties but could revo- lutionize the design of all auto- mobile controls.

Because David has ne arms, his car has no steering wheel. But, asks Dr. Brooks, “what good is a steering wheel? It only gets in the way. We've’ found @ that drivers have much better control with levers like the small control sticks on arm rests in advanced experimental planes.”

David's “stick” is a cradle for his right foot. He steers, by moving it right or left, acceler- ates by pressing forward.

Brakes, lights, windows and

wipers are controlled with the

left foot. 2 PASSED TEST Up to 12 Months

David passed a@ vigid driving

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bordering both Thai and Western sources say. The police are too few, ut- Malaysia, derpaid and practise minor ex- tortion among the villagers. Most of the attention on Com-|year Malaya emergency. The|and Malaysia but recently have munist subversion is focused in | terrorists have hidden for years

the sprawling, dusty provinces

pects of the Communist drive in ‘of northeast Thailand where Thailand is the upswing in ter- one-third of this kingdom's 3,- rorism in the past months. the informants say and police officials have been RED FRONTS EMERGE murdered with startling regular-| ity ‘One westerner said at least 15 tions as the “Thai Patriotic country of of these killings have been di- Front,” the “Thailand Independ- Nevada, rectly attributed to Communist! ence Movement,” and most re- train - agents and terrorism within the cently, the “Patriotic Workers

: vear, widespread banditry, — killings. whether attrib-| A European diplomat who

uted to the Communists or not, ' turned from Chi several | It was just what the 45-year- tend to dishearten any village | months ago was quoted as say-| chief who might be strongly ing Communist Chi f | anti-Communist, he said. oreign Protection from provincial po- rilla warfare would be started | savings of $85,000.

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minister Chen Yi told him guer- | they tt ois sald WEST BERLINER SHOT Tuesday Krueg wife | pulled’ us’ stakes at their apart. BERLIN (AP)—East Germas In the south of Thailand near | Ment here and pointed their sta- a security threat tion wagon east for Currie. jexists in some 700 Chinese ter-| The ex-suburbanites are as 'rorists, remnants from the 12-

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