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' Discussin? final plans-for next week's-FBi^retraining session-in. Monterey ate,-ieifT 3lLiAjrfhtr t p t c Arthur Jr.. editor and publisher of The Herald; Charles E. Simpson, recently retired chief of Monterey police; Curtis Lynum, special agetfUiinjtarBe- of the San Francisco office of the FBI; and Carmel Police~Chief Clyde Klaum&nn. Simpson mid KJaamann are two of the expected 125 graduates of the FBI National Academy who will attend the sessions at the. Mark Thomas inn, which wJirsfressr jprpbletn-solving for lawjjngoimeuieut Tifficersr-Arthur-wilI-speak-on-the-uRelation- ship_ Behpeen T,nw Enforcement nnd the-News Med|a." The session is the 24th annual of the'Californiarchapter of the FBI Nfltlonal~7teirdtfiny Associates; Itmcis-j -- - ... from Sunday through Wednesday. ~ ......- r- - Mixture of East-jand WesL gTeynbee -Sees^JMegld. Society for Future By MILTON MARMOR LONDON (AF) -- Arnold and some antagonism from alrave~aU-tha44_ymL4enlt J. 1 Toynbee,' t.hd distin-jhistarians. with.a different liquidate the world, now guished. historian -phlloso-iapproach. An abridgement there. are 2,000 million pher, reaches his 75th of his first six volumes be- years that are still to go. Birthday convinced that came a best seller in 1947 Seventy-seven million -gen the _future will bring East te the United States.______ erations are waiting to be '<?st together in a now! -Toynbee, formerly a.pro born; that's a big respohsi-: world society. Ifessor.at the University of bility." He said that the mixture London, attacks history He also gives this advice of the two civilizations will > from "the -viewpoint -of the to .the United States: mainly on A 'Western i patterns that emerge with "I'd say it's going to be :-----v----------- ~T-gie~Tige~m,nd-faH-nf civiliga- 'very hard not to recognize The ' nent English- Hons. - *-'rth, ` He looks growth and at their decay. the existence hen she is half of the China world. gj aann. aa]pproach to the study, His view is .that the de-]i would also say:. try not of "mankind:--He-jsees-hJs- cay usually^-.results^ -from to - be fanatical. tory falling into civilization some .wrong ?esponseto~a John'FosCerDuflesTlaite' patterns and views .them In challenge -that-/ confronts U.S. secretary of state put tb e- ------- ---------* civilisation. n kind of rellg-inn ILfe spans. in the interview Toynbee America's relations with I Foresees Detente was emphatic on the Issue Russia; Don't feel that your 1 In an interview-wllh The of'Communist China -- an opponent must be the devil. Associated Press as he ap-1is5ue that'is a sore spot Don't think you are always preached his birthday next!wits United States foreign on the side of the angels. I} Tuesday he foresaw a derlpoUcy makers. think it's the Puritan spirit) United:the whole relations of the Americans so fanatical, i the ?..English exported their! -The-interview-was inJiisiyear 2000 she will be pret- Puritans to America.' study at the Royal Insti- ty well over half the pop- Likes Americans tute of International Af-julation of the world. The Nevertheless, Toynbee !PA hP hog been di-!r>i.<ms are lust, able, ca- irt-JbP nk-fs after, he left fpr yricalworklng than the rest of warm hearted and sincere with his wife. lie wiii beiUS. When you go there you e)ty-af-Libya -.on_hls.birth: have a feeling -of fr-tendjWe shall all be thinking ship and.a feeling that they day. Hs wife /became 70 they were to -Ethl- opia. .They also visited Ni geria, Sudan and the Unit ed Arab Republic. - "America is-becoming a -bK--nt a free enterprise country. I think there will be a compromise between Western civilization and the others: about China. It will-draw mean it. Then there Is ` .ageiher." By "us," he said; he meant most people outside China, including the Soviet kind of-frankness - and-directness about American life that I like very much. I probably like It because Union. they give you a chance. If offbouerhllcGytehue.earnCngaederrenartalnalstyoien.ptslytIbr,nsyaCinthagmhilene^ialiptPawo&rwiylsl-t|fSrqeutTeaelotenystdn.ibvffeHieseeriteohNhnraatelstsygo.rbloetehcee.Itnu..Urma-enJdiilftreead f `There will be mixture, common world civiliza tion that will start by be- ^estern oaslsnt ; .different people come into it. '-1--think--that .what Js_ mcTst likely to happen is that the West will provide the framework for the new world society which will be mainly Western to start, but as the Chinese become important--- .and-the. Africans to some degree-- 2000. The future, he thinks, Will_see_ less of_a struggle hpfwan lflp TTrTM.prf states and the Soviet Union. I think we and the Rusnterrs-ili-befi6mwnorfi_and more concerned about China--and this will bring us together," he added. ''But I don't think the Chinese will try and con quer the world. On the whole they are moderate Iegcs~nnd-unw sltles, and has seen more of the country than maqy ol-its inhabitants. His visit-will--ho--In--Sopte: when he goes to the /Uni versity of Denver tor -a thi In December he vyill lec> lure at New Mexico State University. After "that he will spend several months at New College in Sarasota, Fla. ; Toynbee wa$' asked what they'll put -their civiliza and sensible and not bloody men of the /20lh century tions into this."- - - minded.". will have a place in history. Toynhee's monumental At 75, Toynbee is a pleas Gandhi First `^A.Studynf History" made a great impression on the scholastic world. He began ant, good-natured man with a gentle""`sense of humor. He gives this counsel to the "GandhVflrst of ail," he answered./ "In the. past changes generally meant the 12-volume study in 1927 human rade. violence, And in the atomic and finished it in 1961 -- all "Be patient. Don't liqui- age we/can't have violence .-he--human race. Put i/we'axe to survive--Sam The . study aroused ad-|up with your troubles, re- Evented a way to make big !miration m many qeSrterSjBUain yourselvest-- Think:chaster without - violeneer "" " 'He /didn't know he was THE LONGEST WASHDAY IS working in the atomic age, bull he was. .We also must consider his spiritual great A SINGLE CYCLE HERE ness. He taught his follow ers to fight the British without hating them. L^h-e-n,--Einstein. of {TO'Wrs-e. -Ein&teln -pidn'-t '2l He** you Wountelm of *oi!*d weih com* knowhe Vas a great man.' wesMey?-D*n-t-d*>psi<i.W h**fowJjuppq Franklin. Roose veil:-- .reW-ef w*ifiri io" fill. Sterf *!( ifie dba^i Churchill -- those - names DRY once, if you like, end uu 1h iim* iliop. come 4o my mind first of