The Topeka Daily Capital June 6, 1966

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Truman s Charm

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Truman, l2-year-old ex-haber­ invited guesb at the luncheon CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) Dieir hard-lock - mission dasher, arrived at the Washburn given by WU Presidem, John W. — capped with lauded success. Ihe Unlvenity campus with a smile Ueoderton.

Gemini 9 spacemen flashed to­ and a calm, easygoing diarm Pretty Good Yarn ward a happy return to earth that touched all who saw him.

When asked about his recent­ today with astronaut Eugene "Well feHows, as far as I'm ly-published biography "The A. Cernan the world’s champion concerned this U just a family lan Presidency: History of space walker. affair,” Truman told newsmen Cernan dra as be walked wtth hb wife Into remkrked: the heavens for two a campus residence hall.

"Well. I haven’t read it yet, day, but i^iickly ended the have but I understand it's a pretty record stroll a half hour early uiuc, good yarn." He added with a when his faceplate togged, then I tong, longK time, glad I do tbU grin,."! donlt know whether IT! froze. much.” he said..................

With hb heart racing, the TUdbe able to sbnd it or no*" Following the Trumans were He looped a knotty wood cane dy-faced spaceman found himfbattog in an unyielding Georgia and her husband, Andy ver hU arm and slopped to barely able to Gray, who had driven the “man shake hands with each smiling worldd of danger barel; of Indqiendeocc" to TOpeka. cadet in the Air Force ROTCj nose The former president blked honor guard. totmn easily with reporters and the When he sat down to lunch, a Pilot Thomas ,P. Stafford, "but pale blue caniation was pinned not where my eyebalb are." on the lapel of hb double- The space twins ditched a

By JESSIE STEARNS breasted suit.

Daily CapittI Oer plan tor Cernan to use a aophbAndy Cray made Truman the tlcaled rockel-impeUed back WASHINGTON - Kansas’ star center of attention. He intro­ pack to dart through the heav­ speller. Patrick Edwards, 12, duced everyone within hand­ ens. Not only did the protective who shaking dbUace, including a visor on hb helmet fr«eu. the Wshburn custodian standing In pack's communications intern was faulty,. __ _____ the background, lital where he. wOl - particiHb 3$,00(Kmne celestial stroll Staadlag Ovation c in the Nadonal Spell Robert D. Hechl, SiawDec which opens Wednesday. County About a hundred prominent (Contlimed on Page 2, Cot. 4| attorney, announced Sun­ Patrick, *bo. won tte Sedg­ day Qwt be will seek hb sec­ .'STATfl lose efSTm standing ovation when he en­ wick County speiiing champion­ ond term in office on the ReT<MU Kjiw MIC )n XU ..

1 1» tered the banquet halt. Many in ship several months ago and pubUcan ticket in the 1966 coun- T» T> » 1HS I M T«U1 B nU 11 *** the audience had waited outside spelled down contestants from t elections. to 91 other to capture the Hecht WB Msbtant amm Sb persons died ot injuries to greet the man who was makstate spdHes erm-io Tepda the heaiFon crash of two can toe Ml er« apf»«Banca at-the May 7. repress Kanas in OB a straight, flat, open secttei WU campus. the national event and b spon­ ef U&61 about two miles north After the dinner. Trnman was sored by Die Daily CapiUl. of Salina Sunday afternoou, Introduced, and be stepped hesiKansas Highway Patrol report- tantly to the podium.

Pareati, -Dm "When Georgia asked Atcompanying him to Wash­ attend thb affair, she candidly Cooler, more stable weather ington were hb parenb. Mr. to 10 persons who died of acci- Informed me there would be and Mrs. Henry D. Edwards. predicted for the Topeka area denb on Kansas roads Sunday. speechmaking.’’ be b e g a is Wichita, and hb spelling coach. today after a stormy Sunday •nie dead were Jdentlfled as "Wen. here I am making Sister Mary St. Eileen, who Is 1 the capital city and In many Danny L. Lamer. 20, hb wife. speech.” principal of SL Thomas Aquinas of the state, the WeatbBeverly. 19, and their daughter. "I want to thank you from Mlions Catholic Grade School in Wich­ r Bureau said. ita where Pat has just com- torney for 3H years before be Usa. 3 months. aU of Salina: the bottom of my heart for in- Northwesterly breezes ranging was elKted county attorney in and Fred X. Hennes, 26, b i s vtting me to honor ot Mrs. pieled the seventh grade. from 10 to 20 m.p.h. will help wife, Helena L..

22. and their Gray, sod I sincerely hope that hold temperatures The Edwards family drove 1964. to the 70s to He is a member of a Topeka son, Steven, 7 months, all of (Contiinied m Page 2. Col. II the Topeb area today, weather­ law firm, and a lecturer at Route 3. Beloit men said. Partly sonm skies Washburn University School of Five KSM Oatrtght are forecast today and clouds son and live-monllvold dau^ter Law. Five per»ns were killed out­ are expected to vanbh entirely •Topeka S' wte of the few right and Mrs. Hennes died in the care of their grandpar- communities tonight to Ibe Topeka area. of ib size in the about five hours laled in a Saenu. Mr. and Mrs. nation w^b has raluced the Hail Reported Hna hospital, the Highway Pa­ O'Hara^ Hail a Pal attended a 7 a.m. mass increase of ib enne," Hecht trol said. Mrs. Hennes' nMtber, that fell for a short time in with hb parenb in Kansas CSty said in announcing hb candi­ Mrs. Catherine Cooper, 56. A1some eeclions of Topekt early buquemue, N.M., was Injured Sunday before boarding a jM dacyHarmony and confidence be­ in the Bcdd«it and was listed Man's key to "masiilcry of Sunday evening. Rainfall at the plane for the trip to the -staff PMfa kr Vttrr BMM tween ’'those charged with in- in serious condition by offlelab knowiedse.” tlfe presidentnt of Ra- Weather Bureau on the <' Surrounded by visitors it Kansas Stale Uolformer U.S. srealor; Mas Bickford, execuat 8 Salma hospital. dio Corp. of America lold Wash­ northeast edge totalled .56 ecub crimes.'.' versily’i 163rd annul conuneaccfnent Sun­ live ofTicer of Ibe Kanus Board ot RegeaU: burn University graduates Sun­ Heavier rain was reported The IS^model car driver U.S. Sen. Frank CarUoa.' R-Kaa.; Arthur (Continaed oa Page t CoL S) responsible for an Im day night, b in sciehtilic end over the north half of the capi- day altenioon, dUUngnbbed guests tiled into was southbound in in effectiveness of area law en- Lamer FleMlwDse where Mntt 2.6N degrem H. Cromb, ctaalnnan ot the Board of Re;Inorganoorlhboimd tana whan U collid­ city end baa of golf-ball Ahern fwcenest agencies. were coafecred w 8-Stato gredntes. la geats; nut Gov; William H. Avery. Eheii. ed with the Hennes car. a 1964- king knowledge. fell to the residential area Jackie Takes Clan Tbs Sebicd bower, with lib brather MUton, flew from "In a few yean." Robert near 13th and Fillmore. Rain­ caps ud gowns, from left, are: K-State president James A. McCain; former PrrsiAbilene to recelvt an bonorary doctor of Hecbt tt a member of the (CoBltoned ea Page 2. Osl •) W, Sarnoff said, “the range of fall was very light On Month's Vacation Topeka taw degree. iSiory. Page 2.» and Kansas bar sssodaelectronic Infonnalion will be south edge of the city, however. dent Dwight D. Elsenhower; Harry Darby, Uons, Kansas County Attorneys Toss Reports Quake broadened further by new sj-s- A funnel cloud sighted NEW YORK I Assn, and National District At­ John F. Kennedy, temi which will provide virtuelMOSCOW (API - Die 461st ly unlimited channels for the miles north of Topeka late Sun­ dren, a nurse and a secret serv­ torneys Assn. day afternoon receded tato the ice agent, left Sunday for a one- A capUin In the V.S. Air earthquake to six weeks struck flow of information from any clouds without touching ground.

Force Reserves. Hecht b the central Asian city of Tash­ point of origin to any place of month vacation to Hawaii.

A funnel was seen about 10 member of Ct kent Sunday. It was about as reception.”

Die children were John bt Owreh. Protective Order of strong as three rated as m. . and Caroline and the son Sarnoff. addressing the WU miles west of Emporia about LAWRENCE (Special) - included is a 70-acre biologi­ "In the near future, we hope graduates in Municipal Audito- be same lime. daughter of Patricia Lawford, EDb. and Fraternal Order of : Those three left S dead and The resources of- the L'niversiiy cal reserve between Lawrence that consiruciion of .buildings :<■» homeless, according to olfl- rtnm after rain canceled com Temperatures in Topeka Sat­ abler of the Ule President Ken­ Eagles.

Kansas Endowment Assn, and Baldwin, w h i c h was ac­ for engineering and research in urday night and early Sunda< Hecht. hb wife aoj two cial reporb. nedy.

122 million. Irvin E. quired with funds provided by the physical sciences may pro­ daughters, live at H4S Lak ' (Conlined on Page 2. Col. I) felt loiver than 70, then rose b total about the late Maurice L Breidenlhal. ceed there. Abo. a site bas been rg, executive secre 84 by mid-allenmo.

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Youngberg’ said land pur­ assigned for an office bulding association, eslimi chases west of the Lawrence for the endowment ^soclaSwittay. By STAN WEUBORN row o( freshly-waxed limines began to (lU the small Washburn campus parking lot Sunday afternoon, and eveiyiime another ear pulled In, (he waiting crowd peered through the windows and asked “b it Harry?"

PATRICK EDWARDS ... rcgin«rcd tor utfcwal bee After Ihe parking lot was full and the crowd had fIRered into nearby building, a black. iMtr car roDed into the lot and pulled to a stop..

- A rear door opened, and out stepped ex-President Harry S Truman and his wife, Bess.

They came to Topeka Sunday to pay tribute to Truman's long­ time friend and former U.S. Trea^r, Georgia Neese Gray.

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He^t Seeking Another Term

Auto Wreck Claims Six

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Skies Likely FarTapeka

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KU Endowment Fund Soars

He said as of A[Vil 30, the campus'are proving to be increasingiy important to the unlversiij': -------------lB-Die'pasl mitolh.Tr said, a btological science building bas been completed to the area.

book value ot..................... iwurc«’was increase of nbrly in the last year - but estimates nm Iftgber. a report bsued to ib board of trustees. At the board’s annual meeting here Sunday, he touched on Bnanclal h.........

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Oubtandiis student lows inoeasedslightly frasn $1,0S7.370J6 to $I.073.613-D. Young.

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GUU increase

A former U.S. treasurer, a an cx-pretidett id the United States and a oaiversity pretMeM ehaUed Sunday at WashboS^id-

vertKy's animal PreiUent's Loodwon. They were to Topeka for WU't lOlst ct rises From toll to right ai the head Ubie are

Durii iring the year. gifb. l Its and endowment iocoi totaled $4,627,667.22. compared to the prevlocs year’s figure of j", “ $3.310,C37.W. •• Youngberg said the value le endowment association's :j real estate increased 'about $200,000., |>c;’ Acquisitions include five resi-, dentlal pre^Krttas at the Uni- “From the oiwlhi of rivers I now (he flllh and iversitv of Kansas Medical! and toey ^ Georgia Neese Grey. Robert W. Sareofl. preiL I Center in Kansas City,. Kan.. [ « dent of RCA, former Prrsidral Harry S Tramta I and several tracts in and near picked up aloag the way." and WU President John W. Henderson.

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Topeka Forensl------- ^ Partly cloudy with «rth. westerly winds-today. Mostly fair wnighL Highs today In 70s. ^ \

Detailed'Weaihmp^ . News, Page 2

WU Guests Feel Truman's Charm

Fogged Visor CutsCernan's Stroll Short

Mom, Son, His Fiancee Get Degrees

(Crotteaed Ptara Page I) through daylight, darknem, then daylight agab was man's loogest. two hours and mbutea, even though it about a half hour shorter than planned.

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mentbera of the Clm of IMl And anotbM ntonber of the famUy may soon Job them as (he Weather Bureau aeoi out icebya arding me one degree a college graduate. tornado wamlngi.'

Now it IsI giving givln me an even Dtf Next Truman'i knee^lapplng laugh greater bhnor with a second de­ wat louder than anyone elae'i gree,' Mrs. Dorothy Brown and her son. Harold, both of 1113 MoondId the room. _ • Other premlneot gueiU In­ Ritort W. Sannfl, mmiteiit Georgia view, and Harold's future wtfe,Gr'iy, who re- cluded tbrae Wcshburo “(irs • Radio Corp, oT Amtrica, Mived. Ki.l»nM«rjr docloraU taBo. Karen Kilker, ad received de­ grees during WlTs lOist comderee at Sunday'i Reodenon, Mrs. Brysn Sloffer mission pii^ied by delays uni ment, told the gathertog that and Mrs. Parley P. Womer. it (bally ^ oa tlK Karen Is the daughter Hr. “Courtesy and custom calls for Truman, whose turbulen Weather Warah^i and Mrs. C. C. Kilker, ijll a rewnnae to the bobort that presidency Is now almost 14 Campbell.

"Ever tioce I have known are mine today." yean Into history, was cata­ ered a shroud still attached Mrs. Brown’s husband, Earl, “I owe much to WaAburn Hanr Tmun, be hai r pulted Irtto the naton'i leader­ their rendexvous target, pre­ of the Kansu State aied aeitenem and dlstorb- UMvenlty - a fact wbidi I ship after the unexpected death venting them from UnUng to It. nrM aealan who g RaroM Brm and Us mother. Mrs. Earl manager Employment Service, currently aneea wberever be 80ca,' bnmbly and gratefully admowt- of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Gemini 0 now plans a watery bora Uaivmity Soday algM wffl tMB be Brown, both of UU Moaadvlew.

Karen and is working toward Ms degree Sanntr uld. "He came e edge.” rite sell "TWs tmifer- During h I s adminlstratioo splash btdk to earth today at members of the tame family. From Irft are HanM wffl be married June 18. b business adminstradoa Topeka today, tod 1 mdentand sity has done me a great aerv> Truman established himself as 0;M ajn. about 430 nDes east Karea Rllker, UlS CampbdL her (lance. of Cape Kennedy.

I ^taLMaTato^? * **"* After the ^ace walk, the as­ is onplpyed at the Cl^ Water tronauts sort of laied to space, At K-State Appearance— Sunday, he moved slowly and taktag pictures, enjoying (be Harold, with a degree spoke softly among the swarm view and doing only a smitterchemistry, and Karen, with _ bg of wortL They aetUed down of tdmlren. degree ta blMogy. |dan to begm lor eight hours of sleep at 8 After the speeches, Sanioff worit OD grad^ depees at planning to awake at hiked with Truman u they p.m..

Oklahoma State University, Sttllabout 4 a.m. to prepare (or the watar. They plan to be married walked b thetr cars. kicky return from space.

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Craad Exit MANHATTAN <6pecial)-Two brother Milton, He said the graduates’ eklStatMH Hie RCA executive, dressed The lastLast dent of K^tata, wm down from era “need the encouragement Both Harold and Karen were (CoatlBoed n«m Page 11 statkn to talk with b a eoe^ton his boyitood borne b AbUene and valWily of peraow like honor shidenta at Washburn, tba astronauts before Ibey and received departmental hon­ fl» vast flow of to- and buckled shoes end nok- to sleep WM tbe Reae Knot U.S. senator Harry Darby, belkcpier. Re departed immedi­ yourselves, You can do much r reunited here Sunday to ately after tbe ceremony. (or your elders by asUng them ors ta their atody flelds. Harold lor Moore Bowl on the campus, formation passing through the bg an el^it-ineb cigar, coo- tor tracking ship b the Atlantic. gratulated Tniman ob bacaot^ "Okay,” the ship’s crewman reoelvo booorary doctor of law In accqtting the honorary de­ what they are doing to help the wu elected to •'Who's Who to communkstions channels and ezirialDed that computers “do atertlng us to thou events and grandfather receatly.

American Colleges and UMverdegrees at Kansas Slate Univer- gree, Bisenbower told gradu- United States." be said. not suffer the buipin Impedl- enlertalnntents that are Ukely; "Wen thanks, but I'm afraid said, “we’d put you to bed and sliy's ICOrd annual comnu ■ generation of Amer­ Darby accepted the degree sltys." !et you sleq> the ^ of the •ment. menti to eomnltinlcsUon be­ to be of personal Interest." icans U Oie finest we've ever with tribute to those who have 1 didn't have much to do with More tban 12,000 persons at­ had," But be cautioned the gradtween cultuM.' that," be repUed. "^Ali right.” replied Stafford. tended the afternoon exercises, He cautioned students not to aided his rise to success, uybg he would, "rather have this deThe prospect of "mtstery of uates, "You cannot venture Into Beu glanced at him oat oi “Sounds good.” which almost 3,000 degrMs let tbe false Impretstoos that gree -from K-State than from knowledge" Is exciting, he ssids the uncerlalntlei of the future (he corner of her eye aid atid: "We'd see you back at the at were conferred on K-State grad­ “kooks and misguided people" reference to the ee^ 'WELL, Harry.” because eJectronlc ' ‘ —*‘ ranch, nine." uates. have tried to create, distort the Darby to chairman of the Ei"oonverro with equal fluency Ulntlu of the past.'

“Roger, thanks (or all the The Trunans took eadi other students’ readiness to better tbe through the words of IHersture, AUhougb there oRea is.a lack by the arm and walked grandly help.”

by Ms image of their country. -the paphlcs of art and equa­ of CO tae and hu mobOixed nation­ to the car.

The problem with the tions of sdencea," he said. wide npport (or the Etoenhowvisor cropped up when Cernan, Harry opened the door for his SarrcA and Georgia Neese ^Memorial Library b Abia Navy lieutenant command­ "It has been due. not eo iVUe, waved at the crowd of 32.

Gray, former U S. treasurer In er.

Coated back to the rear ol alumni, and rode away. the admlnitrallon of PretMem much to a dUtereoce tn our For tbe first fame, Ihe spacecraft where Am sporty BRUSSELS. Belgium (AP) Harry S. Truman, were honored yean, but ratber to a tondalencanent address wu given Sigu appeared Sunday that rocket unit was stored. mental difference In our at fads year's exeretoa. Instead. America's allies were not united at the eerononles.

"The visor was completely times." . N K-State President Jamu A. Mcfogged over," Air Force Lt Cd. on how to deal with Fraitte'i ____ D^rees Awarded Mare SpedaBsti Stafford radioed to the Hawaii . tbe graduates, mOitary withdrawal from NATO, A doctor of fine arts degree HIM no roan Is a com­ noting this year's graduating and President Charlu de Tracking Station.

WU ewerded Seroofr and the puter, cMwble of total tnformeelus is “one of tbe largest Gaulle's eviction notice to the university conferred an hoo tioQ ttorege aiM recaO,'~he is (Ceottaoed Frwn Page 1) ever." ' Atlantic alliance’s inops. ary doctor of bnslnan admin pennod bereeslDgiy ^ model two-door sedan, patrol­ The nearly 2.000 degrees .... Informed sources said Secre­ (ratioa degrca on Mrs. Gray. r epedaUittion,** Sarhoer iMd-(CvaUiiBed From Par D ferrod here today bring the to­ tary of State Dean Rusk hu men said.

Sarnoff rated the electronic The result of fhls specialisetal Dum^ of K-State gradu­ passed tU word that be-is con­ Sister Mary St. Eileen, but they OfdclMs said there were wit-, medU u tastnanental In pro- Uon Is tba sehisn batwMn tecbto 47,208. he said. cerned wtth tbe bdlfferenee didn’t study words because H nesses tp^ the Bccldent and ibe ates vkBng "the dlstrbntloo of ndogy and the bnmtnltiM. be McCab termed the graduates shown about the« problems by SAIGON. South Viet Nam knowledge of hoQ a ex^alned. “was a little noisy,” cause to being sought ta an in­ "eoaBapoUtaB (AP) - The government Kieoce to the messes." vestigation by the Kansu High­ and tefwmed aboot ftie crucial Italy, Deobait and Canada.

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Changet JeU woriied against the clock Sun­ Three CrasMet way Patrol. TTiey said tbe road­ tosoas of tbe day."

“Ibe electron," Senoft said, technicians are often too preoc­ day to add 10 dvllUns to the, WRENCE (Special) - “We apent more time eating way was dry at tbe time of tbe ‘"nie quality of K-State stu­ The sources uid these three "is mnovitig the berrteri and cupied to give sartous eaoflder ruling lOmlll^ dlrecton than anything else,” Ihe apelicouQtriu want NATO's politioal ey Learned, a UntvenlQ crash. rebuUdlBg the hrtdga between atieo to the bumanltle dents to generally accepted,' «’• father declared later.

"We headquarters to remab in Paris beaito the KU CouncU torrProe ~ . the sclenca nd ttie bumeni- ctal fields." be said.

Trafa Hits TrKfc said. as De Gaulle hu said he would other hid, the cryttve aitlet ty wItt had a snack between Kansas Highway Patrol officials at . ttee."

Broader Onfloek api«we. He only Udd NATO to Qty and Chicago and ttHB had Nottto r^MTtod jQta B. John”Na elgtat. aouad, prtoted “Stadento’ experience at Kverally's engbeering bull^ hinch" on the second leg of tbe son. 79. GrabOeld, wu klUad State hu been designed to move its military cumnuad take Ibe time or mike &e^ to be preiented to fito word or faiiAfe wm U Mfood fert-to post, mlll^lutallatlou and trip. Edward! idd. Ttw gnep Sunday when file 1948-model nadiwfd the technol- today. wffl bear his eame. the tanaedMt reaA «f-tbi ogy which tbe shortcomings of forces by next April 1. has became so much Thleh Tam Chau, a moderate The announcement was mad< changed from one Jet to another pickup track he wu driving col­ counteract Ustcoer or viewer, and eens- pirt of their political actions and provincial- The United States (eels mili­ life and times. who helped devise the pdMcal

by KU,Chai»Uor W. Clarke at 8 Chicago airport. lided with a UokB Pacific psapom win pravldt InMaiit tary and political beadquartes ExdChig prospect agreement, wat back ta tbe tnulaboei fr<et any foreign “The eohitloB to this tnforma- saddle as chairman of the Budd­ Wescoe ta his "Slate of Ihr “1 rt to seTLaka Michigan, senger train within the dty fam- “National leaders speaking on ri»uld remain together and University” address at the an but didn't see much of any­ Us of Grabfield in Gova Cotm- campus, professors (rtim foreign luguaga." Sanaff caU. would like both to move to BrasUon expbaka lies b the better, hist Institute, but a ua] commenconent supper. thing else becsQsa It wm pret­ tyuMversifaes, and exdiange stuseto. organlsetkn of knowledge, b ita said no members of that b- Learned, a 1834 graduate fa ty cloudy," Pst said, “it was Tbe train was easlhound and denta help to broaden tbe stuAhead of the opening ol NATO "With ao great a dhmlty of broader distribotioo end ote,' (luentlal agency have ban in- civil ^bevlng. is president a fun rltW through the douda, pickup • • • outlook," he said. foreign-mbtoters' scastaos Henchoices, we wffl bm ibe OUB- be laid. vtled to Join ihe dlrectorata and Philos Petndeoro Co., Bartles­ though,” he added. when they collided, patnlmoi presentation of Elsen­ day. Rusk first conferred wtth poter for ibe furttwr pcfpaae of “We face the exciting proa- “we wffl ignore it" ville, Okla.

Althon^ Washington is two said/ Johnson wu alone ta tbe hower described Mm u the various UB. offlcials. act of regetnlttg our mastery While bickering persisted, Otneca TdU pickup, they said. “principal architect of our vic­ These were (bOowed by talks over knowledge. And with mat­ Viet Cong ambutbert kffled a He has been national preil- boon ahead of Kansas. Patridi pt Ms watch on KaosM fame Two persons died Sunday ta tory b World War R," with NATO Secrtaary-GeBtfal MQtorist Charged tery we wlU be caps^ of rodetaU of xix U.S. doit of the KU Alumni Assn, order to retire at 9 p.m., bis two-car oruh on Highway Neodile-Record ......... .......................For­ aeUblUtlng on a far more com- truck-bOna chairman of tbe Greater UniAir Force men on a road only regular bed-Oma on school days.

US-88, three miles west of Agra 34tb president ' eign Minister Joseph Liow, Following Crash prehentive basis the Weetero about U miles from North Viet verxtty Fund advlseiy board ta northwest Kansu.

United Sbtei and leader of tbe Wards Staffled Canadian Foreign Secretary tradltiao of the btagn' trustee oMbe ’ Nam's frontier.

This Is the 1st He stuified words with Sister Dead are John W. Pardee. 47, free world, he achieved a nota- Paul MarUn, West Gmnan Ftoutaitlnf both science and Mary SI. Eileen's assiatson of Lincoln. Neb., and Mrs. Mar- Ue record for fiscal prudence, mitti and spirit, b the fulfUl- Corps area, apawnlng ground of datioos tbe spring upiiilng against the service citee. dunged by police with Inelten- raeat of this potential.” before going to bed Simday, gam Kandlehlnder, S. who wu tbe preservatlBB of peace, and has averted "He bM but three causes and however. TTm Edwards' rooens driving her family from Call- fte extension of itaernallonal five driving end driving irtth Sarnoll Is the former chief MU Mr iitm« hmlnWItr I - his family, his are on the fifth floor and “Sis­ (ornla to Wufaiiigtaa. Ma.. gtentawtog^an^jood will,” fecUve brakes Sunday after ehe lecuUve officer and chairman battanoas of V trem AM doty. In ether deveb business, bis anlverslty.“ Wes- ter's room is just around the where they were going to live. was tnvtived b a twDwar accoe said of Learned b annouiK- owner" b the Hotel Mayflow- Pardee wu alone b the car.' "Since 1962, be hu fulfiUed opm«its: • cldent at Washburn and ttid Si. tag tbe nuning of the threePark. ~ U.S. Marine patrols b the bolds the U.S. Navy pistiner, headquarters (or the Nation- Mrs. Kandtebinder's husband Ms role as elder statesman Her car struck tba rear and guitited Piblie Service Award Da Nang area and U S. 36th lit- year old classroom buU^ ■I ^lltllg BM. was driving another car which IcrtMigMly and with dignity." of a car driven by Ford S. lor the creailon of televiston’s fantry Division troops bvolved which bouses the School of Ertwu not involved b the ac& Darby wu credited ‘ Acker. ». 4W W. Sib, pellee first documentary aeries, b a new sweep 30 mllet north­ gioeeriag. ‘"nie list of Ms serv"spectacular succea" u a dent. tory at Sea " west of Salgou reported they ices and achievonenti gos on Sister Maiy St. EUeen asked dustrtaltot and u a leader b Straight Stretch killed 88 CKTrilias. tn BMiaoil. aid on; It Is to our honor thal her students if they would like Tbe crash occurred tbe ttatlon’s cattle Industry.

Stanley Learned's name win go the bfamrymen captured 19.

"His contributieta have been “SJK to by out in spelling bee ctn- straight stretch incalcnlable b Ibe succen c( Monsoon rains Umlled tbe on and on Indelibly with Ihc petiUott. Pat replied. “Can I Beth cars were d( U.S. air offensive against North ’bhrerelty of Kansas.” such (arm-related programs u by?” And be’s been going at tborittes said.

Viet Nam Siturdiy to-» mtsit ever since. His shi' Injured were Mrs. Kandla- the Agrlcuitural HaD of Fame, lions. Two antiaircraft sites Wescoe also announced an en- sions with Sister Mary Topeka Weather ler t< rne binder's three small children be National Cbwboy Hall of. UINlSfAMPLI^e^'’'' ***'*•''»were among targets reported downiem of 1100,000 by ' leen have been three and four and a alster-ln-Uw. Mrs. EUbe Fame and the Kansu State maMw. w « I destroyed. BS2 bombers from and Ms wife, Mary, to boun a day b recent months. iiJWn W <1 « Kandlebiiider. 20, They were University 4-H program," ^ OiMiiwi Mnnal 44.

Guam bit for the 14tb day b an endowed Pat's facber said ha helped taken to Phillipa County Hospi­ presentation for a degree uid. row at suspected Viet Cong cen­ Edmund P. Learned Profea ►SMSnrt'Miw^ rr*.

Darby is also riiairma Ms SCO study some at home for tal In Phlllipsburg. ters b tbe Quang Ngai sector, wMIe “until be told me I was Perry Babbitt, Garden City, te Elsenhower Preahteotla} T««t lor n*r rsx SO miles northeast of Saigon. tba words wrong.' ru killed Sunday b a two-car Ubraiy Cnmmtwbn which MntM Mnr itlM LSI IMt. mund P. Learned — i -Backed now toy abnost 4.000 Uarned's sponsored the complex of buRdbrotber.

The Kansu speller and tbe accident 13 miles southwest of tags dedicated .iir M MilUr eetMd tiw nt0 Vi^amese troi^, tbe mayor to the former Temperatures of Hue fired his poUce chief. Edmund Leonied Is u _ other 88 cootestaots b tbe na­ Dodge City on a county road. president at Abilene.

Others Injured The ditmlsul apparently KU graduate who now to tiw tional bee and tbeir E. Wilson Professor b wtn enjoy a sightseebg tour of Albert Lukken. 40, Wichita, b stemmed from the (allure of Charles Harvard Graduate School of Washbgtoo and vicinity today tbe second car. wu listed b security farces to resist the stu­ the which will include the Ford The­ criQcal condition Sunday b a dent mobs that burned the U.S. business administration. tooKl. IU«M. Ml 1X11 M puouor ater when /PresideBt Lbeote Dodge City bo^iital. Alex Geler, I In Topeka [nfomatton Service and consuWU shot, federal tnlldbp, the 19, Garden City, b tbe car wltti late buildings b that Buddhlsl U.S. C^td. U.S. -Sopnae BabMtt, wu Itoted In saltsfaccenter 400 miles north of Saigon, Hosoitol Bjrrts ^rt. Library of Congress sod tory eondltloa. 'lue WM quiet.

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■ -.— -..■'iK'SU™. uLeriiv.";*5.s;r^ To avoid tbe Ust-mlnate tstntioa rush early today, Pat WaTXX ULCt IHC, registered (or tbe nafional c«»Sr S. H. HtlTXKSTe Seven senior cwkts b Wa*- teft''-€bwtly after dieckii« ta burn Untrerslty's Air Force Re­ at tbe hotel Suitaay evening. serve Offleert Trabliy Corps MM a ti were canmtoitoned ax second eo»»o«ATioi mmmt to n at campus cereABOARD USS WASP (AP). _____ _ OFFICIAL 8TATS Ft LONDON (API - Western lieutenants monia Sunday.

Gemini 9 astronauts Tbomu P jtovernments with missions In Five of those commiSskioed Stafford tod Eugene A. Cerean Red Chins are convinced the 1/ sSiSfovTsKss:?; VM er«. iM Sky. probably will be aboard this oustervof Peking's Mayor Peng will begin four years of active recovery carrier today a shortChen marks tbe final stage of a ' in tbe US. Air Force. The two will attend Washburn er fame than any spac power and policy straggle Law School.

by Ms NEW DELHI (AP) - Prla, fore them.

The seven cadets. aU USB -Minister Indira Gandhi's cabl- if an goa u planned, said ingheallb.

Dtptemsuc repons- reaching graduates, are: 'net met b special sessioa Sun­ Jobs Stonexitor, chief of tbe NaOyde 0, Andrews. 2002 Wash- day and devalued tbe rupee tkBsl Aeronautics nd Space here suggest tbe aniiparty puge may yield y« hum Terrace; Jack 8. from 4.78 to II to 7.S0 rupees. AdmlntotritlonV recovery mw« prominent victims, bclud- m. 1710 Washhura; James U An offtclal anoouDcemenl i Joccps, the-ufaenaute wffl be: mg Lo Jui<hbR. chief of-jhe Caliban Jr.. 1143 Wabash; « devaloatko wu oecessltai- flown to Cape Kennedy within a] anny general staff. Lo disap­ WlUiam L. HoUord. 3107 W. ed by an alltime low In tbe na­ few hours afi?r their arrirol peared from public view last 2lt(; Donald R. Petenon, Wich- tion's foreign exchange reserves aboard the Wasp. Splasbdnm to 'iotfinher, one month after ita; Lawrence R. Rule. Amokto’and to meet the bereasbg scheduled for 8 a.m„ CST, ta high level party meetbgs took Park. Iowa; and Wayne E.'needs of the deve!(»bg econo- the wntem~AOtOUe south of r'jHT. Sloyer. 1219 Forest.

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' TAMED COMEDIAN LOU BOLTZ (TOO OLD AT 7J TO 'Jie just a sezagesariu) will be a father again for the third lime in three yean ... The Muaeun of Modern Art taaacd a dinmr tor SopUa Lom in honor of a sboering of stiU picture! of the aexlest gal io fllms, and the most striking memory of It a few hours later as we type this is that she is Just as beautiful, just as striking, as smartly dressed, as she b ceivaWy might be - but best of all. when walking with husband Carlo PonU. thev -were-neHteldlng hemlB.-bat Sephit-iwhen no one was photographing) was hanging ___ onto his little finger ... Nice. too. afler ail the graceful lillie sp^cbes were finished and the assembled admirers had rolled off in their Rolls-Royces and Caddies and Contioenlals, to dawdle and see Sophia and Carlo quietly, almost the last to leave, descending juat as aofUy to the floor below where the Turner exhibition was hung. Miss Loren sat and watched water-color sketebes (Turner's of course) flanked by Pont! and Museum director Rene dHaroncourt as they were flashed on a screen in a dark room . . . d'Haroncourt was the only man who actually towered over the Neapolitan nifty, every inch, in any direction, a movie queen.

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TVMe wbe obwrwd K eoKMed thni womai ef May me nnch Hke tbeir .slslers who Uved in this bemlspbere ceMnhes before CalniDbu diwovercd __ Awriw. '"Ihe city ligura, some of them <JWI years oW, tell ^ rtnd storj- of people who riooriahed to Oentnl end ^1h Amerlcn centnria before UU'Astecs. laeai or Mnynns.

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By JU BISHOP My btotber John is taro years, two noatba and two beads younger. We are <qjpoaiKs. When be wu little, grandpa eailed htan "Puddtobead. took mattori to slow stride. He baan't changed much. Me. I ■ wu born nsmtaf. I even snore 'bster than be does. ,1*1 „ about vacationi. Ha uid that be and Anna are going to sp«d a weak touring their grandcbfldrcB. Th« back to work u a spedal for A1 Marino at the DiplamaL t tdd him that I would have no vacation. In fact, I said I bad not bad one to eleven years.

My brother nearly fell down laughing. "You're on vacatkB aQ the time," he saM. "Your office is to your bouse. You keep no regular hours. Yon can knock ofi anytime for golf or a trip to sea to your boat.

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By TED SELL WASHINGTON - Atter WorM War II. men who studied toe lesions of the conflict decided the chief U S. secret weapon in achieving victory was one of two prosaic items.

-Some-aaM it was toe djlqnit.«a Mp.-whteb made firward -----■-r mobUe for the

„ beard that I had cotnpleM a book called "Ibe Day Ltocoto Was Shot” My father and I were jdaytog plnodde. she said: "If this book doesn't wU. aoo, do you think y<n1l took for a job?" No man. of course, Is a hero to his own home. When the story was published and became Book-of^he.

Month and a t.v. spectacuiar. my wife said: "I'U level with you. I' gave it‘ a fat pages ' ‘ 40 "•----am nothing happened so 1 quit.” ____ Johnny spoke (or aU when be said: "A gay can write, so be writes. If he can paint, be paints. But yon can't call It work." 1 begaa to gtve "Wbat tba beck Is that?” him a HIgb Noon gtaaie. said quietly. "You ait down and "I'm not knocktog U. It's jnst think of something to writs and the Idea that anybody can you write it. Right? I agreed. mnke a bock eat of It that gets me." ‘niere is a big calendar or the office wall. Me reaclted up —and took it down. "Look at this." he said. “A couple of

•aid 11 was tito tlJl. twound^ bait too track, tudtoona of an He uys that the IMIe pr»OihMhlaa iM, u ^ aitfsilihtng logisUca effort . May, played with daOs. As aha grew aUcr, the laved which virtnally cnalud tba eiv to wear Jewdty aad pretty cMhtog. TW time caM. eny under a mound of anpply.

In-today's era of revotation. he pdated aat, when luyi begu ta be tnportaat to her. warfare to the underdml-The yout« woman then, as now. wanM to be aW .. 1 areaa, areaa. a similarly tlmllarl proide Item Is emcrgtog as toe major tracUve to the t^iposlto sex. Many secret weapon. with beaubtul, elabonto hairdoa. roogad tocei, and adoniod It to toe cheap trmtolar with attractive jewelry," be noted.

Fashions to figures changed, then w now. "At times radio; pvtietoarty, toexpea. a was fashhmahta to be big busted," Dr. Wdnun ob­ dvo H to HI Japaaem (raaserved, "And at other times Wg derrleres were all the atotor aaddf whkh (toad toe world. rage."

Any woman struggling with the fluctuattou of currant Tbe _______ tranaistor radio has betashion-and others who deplore or Uugb at them-can be cortw' the nat^bullder of (he oamfortod by Uu thought that stylu do. eventually change. sUties.

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To a person who has worked hard all hli IH*. a audden Stop can prove not only boring but to some case Mn age him quicUy. A good maay eipertt are asaktog a gaad IMag at teackiag people kow to retire graeefally-bow % kan to ikw down graduBy art toll to keep ftehr left tor lUe. . Books have been written on tbe aubject Several ----- paper columnlsU make tbeir living by advistog people boW to retire suceemfully.

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It U an Instrument for sMtol ___„________ v^edta . to^ toons **>“ which «“ ooca waUed “ in »“ the i"" tmUly gram outward to eneompass the akm of whole regions paisthe. receiving (be aami broadcast tofnal.

• IT HAS MADE tribal units rare not only of tribes on the _ Sti^on^ er (roDtiers which aurround all the Uw tribes tribal and tbe (be towns, too. which tbe tribesmen ncv« knew.

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By ROBERT 8. ALLEN induction itandards.

To launch fimd that H per cent were vacation?” gnldsnce and help * AND PAULSCXnr of eerrectinf the this plan, be wcxdd establish a unemployed — a rate four times I told him he missed a atop.

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-----------------------ratio We went to Holy Name Hospitwo-year fuB-time program... for grtjter greateruian fhantbe thenational ni Secretary McNamara'a ‘toniver- youth's physical ■ youths .............In the " same age U1 in Teaneck. where we saw tal service" proposal Is only dftWenetes- At II they would up to SO.fDO rejectees to prepare for gnnp.

Ginny’s seventh baby. Amy ----ne of several sweeping riiangea be retested lor mlUtory lerv- them for military service, In hit proposal to lowe- the Marie Frechette. Sister Ctenise jg u,e drift system under seri­ These youths would be draft registration age, anti- permits oily fathers to tbe in­ ous constderatlon by the adfnlntrained la areas away (com poverty director Shrlver fant section, but she made an totration. .................................Mtd to meet draft requlreraeou, they iheir hnet "to escape old stressed andand we we tawtaw tbe tin round tbe need for akfii^ totdexeqXioe excqXioe would be enrolled for two years eavlromnertil." Ako they trajnlng unanployed, tmsUned phBt face britlnd glass, tl would be given edneatioM and underMneatod youths as ly curling lingers, tbe n Shrlver, who helped Mcsome other “g> Namara formulate his plan to service" — if phytoMlIy able. •pponuBlUs. After the two- early as possible. wbilixe tbo nation's youth for This service could include the year period, the tralMOi two yeari ot xrvwonU be released subject sabject to of g.

ASSISTANTS of Shrlver say “FIRST." I SAID, "I have to Opportunity wlwh di- niUitary i^e ia the eveat his i^an is closriy linked to find a story. Then I gel a pubSecM«iMcHBD4r»’a "tiffltt£T:4iiSiF:-;^^^ the research • service" propoisal. _t^ b^. i ahrays try try Uto get two • ........................ haif times the e material _

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of his post and pl«*d in permatert retirement. _ for JS. to news of Sr a<^ totter f(«-toTdraft at IB. The’dispalch ckwed Witt the lUtemeot that "eiJorcod ‘‘ mlUlary service would kept which m. an ratirsuueTu t»e ef the higheri eMw«,I which of the Viet- SoW to“USS .7^7 fS AustrMeoOegeortmlvwrityditeipIktoryeonanilMiDay ntmeH fflihlandi tpd in the tion eitmlntllons end are nsuel- SfJ toto uTaraed servlerv‘to.^llmiM.iensurily catted up vrttii to a year.

•nuae faniBg tbeM> teste and ANOTHER ^n* being ex­ In its report, the task force »• •cbool drepoutt would be re- amtoed amined at the Ibe White WUto House staled "about hall tbe i^ths qnteed to go to academies submitted by Ueutenani fall tbe “•« education test tM and ^ half haU (ate! blow to most o dmbr to oUti,, Job Corp.

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Mst rten they lack power.

Because the people can now be reached and changed, the gnvenmente governments must change, too.

Where authority auttorily has been aoj tocraUc, with neither consultatrao nor coewent, it must strive to replace crumpled or cramA man can ■udcritoed being puDad awty iram bting instUuliou with aubatlbm SMl career to fl|M a war. But.» woeM be filO- tutes that a lUtenlog people can euK to justify drufttog tnd toretog him to partto^ be persuaded to support — for to a MhcrtUeal area n ■ project far wUek be has no now, alternate voices contend lor support; perhips move ptmentor entfaustosn. masses.

We support the draft, when it to used to turn away a Unis, broadcast sUtions are threat to our nation. We drcKl the day wben it becomes accepM that every young men owes a given number of hte years U tbe fteto—cristo or no. .Hbs. a Rbei stettou to S«h to Demlaga to worth a ttweebteaktog attack by pverwBeat airplaaes-fw the risk el aUeuttag oatekk sapport was BMsarud agaliist what might Tcsdt from a eonWASHING-roN-U* first Moon pictures showed a stoat, pervastvo banagM. patch that hwked like newly plowed ground. Just what Thus, a tense momett in Pan­ this country needs-anolhcr dqHtttor to our adl bank. amanian pdttica Is expkshre L°°* because of what two estab• pkiutw ihowe I hx of nxis lying rival leaders do but bearound, but that's It's OK - we 1weren't planning to put ^ watching people an embassy there right now anyway. waiting, their radios • • V ‘ propped on window tedga. .National Republican aspirants 1»ld a seminar on bow (uU volume to fiery oraIbe total riacnce of a speech wry el a demagogue of neithtf to win. Mato event

by Barry Giddwaier. faetteo caning for the downfaU of the system which produced India borrows MS milUeo from us to eotorge electric both. genera ting plants. That's a great idea. More power to 'em.

Thus, too. a Korean junta -JACK WILSON which seta pbwer In a 1961 coup pledges elections. But be­ fore boMtog them, the junta in­ sures that every viUa^, even -JN KANSAS” those to which outside sounds have rarely sueicbed. has a transistor radio, hooked to a : r BBMEhBER, ASKS THE Lanwd 'nikr and Ttoter. puWlc address system, fixed oo srtten tbe test day of acbool was when you tortc off your ^unent station which •hoes and socks for the duration? ... Tbe El Dorado greater parUclpattor.

Times says the way to enjoy abslracl art "is with an In eleci open mind and your eyes shut " Tbe transistor radto Is a demONLY THE GU\' who isn’t rowing has the time to ocrallzer — (or good or (or bad. rock the boat, philosophaes the Predtxiia Prodonia Daily Herald it is tbe secret weapon of the . . . It's better to give than to receive because ft's d^ sixties - and uniquely a wea^ (hicUbk, says tbe Emporia CaseUe. on of tbe people.

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*» . to join tbe Harvard faeulty, is credited es : contrttwted importantly to both McNamara and Shriver «e wen fg^gias fonnulas, fc In I!«, 1964. when Yarmollnsky was dividing his time between tba antipoverty program and ____ . the Pentagon, be urged that' a recot l^IDOOth period. towering of the draft age be lowering tbe regtotratteo age. would'Hke to set op A U.S. aupfoyment Stfvice tied to the establishment of tbe

WhflTuite ItocUwte'^riSi G^eS^S’to said. Ateo tbe Greek Islands in a private yacht. Johnny to alkk off the chaH "A yacht? Who's donating that?" I said It was being arranged with Olympic Airways. "You're kid­ Mid. ding." he m KL No. I wasn't "Okay," he said, "Save me a drag on that cigarett"." Carefully, my brother hung the calendar on the wall, “Hifw many times have you

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IHINGTDN - Gen. Lewis Hersbey, director of Seleclive'Servlce. is a man after my own htart. (There was a time when he was after my whole body, wtaiclr he got. dmtng tbe Korean War.) He uys what be thinks, aitd he is appalled al the way he has to go about getting. young men to serve Uielr country, e doxens 'of ilw other day.' be said. “It we bad waiteddfor for all these teste »ays of ax'<Hding military servb.

emmiry increaringty (avoring *» *«k." Afi ef R, 1 i changes in the draft law. John stood y and YrmSinaky repBtedly persiuto- The time was 9 p«. "What are

I teld hta I ^imed to write a mtzagioe article about a murder between now and 3 ..m. laskedwhatbewaskoing to do. he said. 'Tm going to shoes and have a ___ _ _ and watch Bonanthan a wtfe and couple M kids at-the mtarnatidBal Loogslxae- u IH probably faU asleep." to do the trick; or you can be mm’s Assodatioo. _ A tou^ life . . . the sok support ol your mother.

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There it ooe dtetarttng a^ Jl Is a proposM by IMmiw Seeretarv McNamara for universal servlee. We agree that, in a crisis, everyone ahooM do hU share(or tbe war cfforL We lUaute whether, (ailing to qualify as aokUera, ^ f* A*, u ..4. «t thev aboutd ha conaettoted duty In such agenctee as loey tnoan oa onenpm W . .. _** . tbe Office of Economic Oppor^ty, the Peace Osrps.

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A reader has asked me to write again about boneysucUe, _______ _________ _ I did some years ago. I do not remember Uw year nor what the Indians." How true, (Or in ■ ^ y« to serve. SomeUmo it al- “ rtlohte! toes.“imagiw'irpali! smart, you proltobly w«'t have moalaeawM though those who ^vere bed sa^"Whyr me? to get beeauie beeame you're in college eoDege have most cenjoyed Uw fruits “1'^ chaIlg^.b!lt. hokU ite sweetness ooe year to anoUwr. I’m stadytag to be a silver.. _ .

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It is as though tbe sensual pleasure of a scent in Ihe ■warm »B»nier dark dipa de^ into the weil of the mind to draw up frtgmrate of 1^. It is the tenelmess of time posing like a away, flowing our lives away. Om » stranger on tbe earth, and the sweetness of the is like a wind that comes and «cs and plays a tort “®»'c >ha‘ ■’wy ‘ , Wh*t b tiiere In a stmple=yeilow and whiteflower that can “ ^ moving?

FtaSeMt'i”hS *^'3^ ^ thls-yeir. Prirt have kept him from San Juan taw kilM the bwte. Last year it was rwtoia with hfcoM, HUl Eddie Ri^baeker had S>tag the windows outside which it grows with a mass of ptt fteujeel. Ifsproltoble that “d poorly educated Serguot York His a rose ! brought from our old home in Missouri. This would have failed the same *pring it was stid growtog there, though nobody has lived to ■•entrance exam"Cassius Oar the old house for maybe 15 yearsand'CalUe are free to tramp ___ .did.._ about the place, e INSH NU. h.

1 sriute Gen. Herttiey. He • Because a plant can renew Itself In the ■earth, it goes 4n Ived to the bora- says wbat needs to be sail Il's and on. Every plant now alive has cone from seeds, and noto "1 lUak, if yMi check Ibe li M «f air Utowy, yovl] find they all IM tasks ewrdac!" a itame so few are Itsteatog. that bc^an to the far nkte.

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“There la a vers> real struggle for power in the world today and. ior the first time in the history of man. we have the ; means avalable to bargain for (his power," HaUteld said. i^th Noted The young Republican gover­ nor said he beUeves the great­ est natloi wiD be the one which helps other. natl«» overcome hunger. "However, no country

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LAWRENCE (Special) - The Great Bend, have been elected to r He and Roy A. Ed-' clecUona of Jordon L. Haines. r«(«Bent the alumni on the im- wards, Jr., president of the Wichita, Van L. Hartman. Hays, Iversity-s athirtic board. It wiU Rudy-Patrick Division. W. R. Heines Is senior vlca-jrestand Howard M. “Ibny" Immel, be the second term for Harms. Grace Co.. Kansas City, earlier denl of the Fourth National loU. to five-year terms on the Retiring direcuin ire Wen- were chosen by the board of dl- Bank in Wichita. Hartman oper­ About 500 persons beard Mrs. board of directors of the Uni- ell S. Holmes. Hutchinson; ;rectors. ates a.petroleum products com­ George Docking urge increase vmity of Kansas Ahmal Asso­ George E. Netleb Jr.. Pitts­ Dick Wlnterhete. pany. and Immel li an attorney ciation were announced Sunday. burg; Mrs. Jeannette Greever secretary of the association, re­ and former state legislator. partkipaticn in voter registra­ They were chosen in a mall Ruiteme>er. ;me>-i . .

Leavenworth; and ported paid membership of 17.tion drives at a Democratic vote cast by paid members of Dolph C. Simons, Lawrence. 371, up about five percent Tepeke 0-It C rally and barbecue Sunday at the assocl8tion^ Mea«ay. Jew 4.1944 9 Mrs. J. last year’s record. Forty Jackson MemwUl Otuich.

Qarence McGuire, Kansas 807 York Way, Topeka, is the cent of the membership are life Mrs. Docking, widow of the City. Mo., the letlrtog presktom, retiring vice president. members and anotber IB perWM.IL late Kansas governor, was ora automatically begins a foi^-year Kenton R. Oavens'of St. «ni-arc putchaslng lUc term as director.

MARSHAU program whkh Included talks Louis, chairman, of the board berhip on insUllments. oB-the Eugene^Jdorgan. KAJia a.8 uf Uie MercanUie TrusT iSni- Winiermole said 6il7 persons City, Mo.. aflU Herbert Hai pany. St. Louis, Mo., will beDemocratic ticket in the A . primary. Her son Robert is come president of the alumni mg the Centennial1 year in 17seeking the nominstion for govPolit^l Charges ffnor.

BERLIN' (API - Inforroation Master of ceremonies FULLY COOKED William HarrU. assistant city Office West, an organiulkm anomey. ^Mcializlng in East German Sponsored by the Topeka news, says more than 75,000 Singing Convention, the event persons have been convicted on featured choirs fron the (oDowhurches; St. Luke's Bap- political charges by Communist New Jerusalem Baptist. East German courts since IMS. East Sth St Baptist Jackson Of that number, lU were sen­ CHUNK STYLE Memorial and True Vine tenced to death, the organizaUon said.

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Cash? Maybe There's ■The Soviet Unbo is far ahead Mr. and Mrs. Percy Davis, 131 cut his ri^ arm on of u to Uiia eoteiprise.” Hat­ Qiaodler, Some Here hr You I broken window pane Sunday, field said. officials at Stormont-Val! Hos­ Mary WaU, ICl Oay, nso “In the last SO yean the state pital reported- He was released a twoJtoe dassUied ad to Tb< supported ftOieries <d the So­ after treatment.

Capitatslovnal that sold 1 viet Union have increased their 31-toeh nllaway bed and two tonnage from one-batf million matehtag sheets. They were Shazar to Visit to five glUion tons per ••M toe fini day the ad apyear."

JERUSALEM Jsraell SKtor pearod.

U.S. Ugi (AP)-IsraeU President Zalman Look around your home lor Sbazar -is expected to meet ttems. Then ptoee your ad by “The United States, to ime 30 year period, has gone with President Johnson at the caUlng FL 7-4421 and asking from two million to only 2.7 White House dining a private mUilon tons," be said, Washington visit at the end of n*belp Hatfield raenttoned that be July, authoritative Israeli For­ had an acquaintanceship with eign Ministry sources said Sun Russian fishing boats. 'TheyTe off the Oregon coast now," he said, "taking our fish."

The key to easing (be of hunger, Hatfield said, lies to Topeka's ONLY Ike abiUty to harvest proteir CLEANERS ftlAUNDEIS Iran the seas. “Cartxtoydrates don't help hunger," be said.

A Forbes Airman and 1 Tacumseh Cyclist peka girl were injured in a car molorcyke accident before Hurt in Collision ..daw» Sunday in-tba 4000-block, David Hook, s; RoownTTfr on S. Tbpeka, ofncrals at Sior cumseh, was injured Sunda> monl-Vall Hospital retried.

BUtm Souei uiiiiJdLS when the motorcycle 1 Sheila Hayes, 17, daughler of riding collided lided with a Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Hayes. the intersection of W. 18th and 12SS Harrison, suffered multiLeg Cut on Bed Van Buren, Topdta police reiabrasions of her face, both Ruby Dowling, 2118 Monilng- p«ted.

I, both anns, left hip side Road, cut her ri^t leg on Hvik wu taken to StonnoBtoberi a metal bed frame ahe was VaQ Hospital il studies were taken In moving Sunday, officlalt at said be suffered moUple ahrtj abe was admitted Stonnoot-VaU Hospital reported. stoos and braises oo both arms, _jl.Van where she was She was released after treat­ both legs oito forebeed. He was released after treatmenL in eatiefactory condi­ ment tion.

Junktr LcBaeuT. 18. of the ,Viw* Hoad)uarters Divisioa at Fotbes Air Force Base, suffered multiple abrasions on both ■rms. both legs. ritfU ankle and ri^t loot, hospital officials said.

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«7, and his wife. Eula, of Bon­ ner Springs. Stoto police said an automobile dHven by their K>n. Jack Ballenline. «. of ChUllcolbe. Mo., was passing Mother vehicle when il crashed Into the other car.

Jttk BaSeoHoe enffered se­ rious fajurlcfl nod imderwent cmergeeicy snrgeiy at a hospital in nie Dalles.

The coniakxi was about three miles east oflhe CohimblB River town of RolDs, M ndles east of The-D^.

fimafl Fma eisginssr. marketing man, Uh'salotmonnwmBag tiiicef became tort.

- iceol engineering graduoieO Hovo you mreriocAed morteitng? Igwored iti mwords ond eeritfocHoniB Bill Hodges dkl -until he loomwl obout Ihe job oi cn l|M Mortaring Bepresantoinjuring Topekon ond boOBM one UmialL Jay Wiksten. M. 11S4 Boswell, was tajored Sunday when a re­ Sure. OR BMMorteKng Bepseta frigerator he was moving fen backwards onto him. officials at hit job goes tor beyond that. He's Slonnont-Vall Hospital reported. octually on odyiier 10 bvdnetwt. ho helps tofrecrtlSMany sUtebes were taken in , VH prebleeo. two cuts 00 Wlk«en’8 left knee . and he was released after treat­ He's eoncomed not just <Mth eeltI O compuier, but olio with this ment. ol concept:a lotol solution...

I right infonnatlon deKverod Car-Bicycle Mishap ... the right place et Ihe right time in the right lortk Injuries Topeka Boy Ttes it emlnanlV lotitfying wort Vance Baldwin. I. son of Mr. for on ar«i<W. M choitotiOet Ms , ssd Mrs. George Baldwin. 2217 problem-iolvittg Ingenuity. M Davies, was tajured Sunday keeps him technoiogiCDiky “hot* when the bieyde he was riding rtroughout Ws career. What's coUided with a car to a super ■ore. in o growth compony »e "uiEty end od vencemarket parting - tot at 2000 California. Topeka police n- . -n. CO— quickly-with oH the ; occompohring rewords of tUC- ’ ported.

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SANTO DOMINGO. DmnlnThere w» stiB mud) speculn- Bosch tide of toe April, Uto, solved. It is doubted they win be ean Republic (AP) - PrealdesMleot JoKpan Balaguar For ttea reason, be baa not yet ion over what caused a iboot- rerott are two problens ths pro- before July 1. said Sunday be believes foreign met wRh the tnx^ may have to remain in dent Hector Garcla-Godoy. to (rool of toe heme oi of the with- lity, fonner the country afler his govern­ r. Two men ment U tetalled Jtdy I. In toe dash wlib Tbalr stn depends, be said, peace toree and other matters on tbe reseiwloo of such Impor­ related to the transfer of gov- national police. tant proUemi'SS the dtsarmaReliable reports say the trmy ■ ment of tbe ' recovered a Urge ache fl( armi Pcace Ftrcea ■ and the inlegratkn of Constitu­ "t believe toe tatct-Anerleaa tionalist troops into tbe regular peace forces would have to re­ armed forces. main to the country,'’ Balagodr newsmen wbo btervlewed him ■ TerUAW ONir -twcmt AwhwM' Hmwt Swvka Atwev ■ Eleclsil JBMa said, ’'mull the pnblona of ci­ Sunday said he was Id-Boaefa's ! na Siam lkl/>rr HOLUDAT 59UMI S When the national dretoral vilian disarmament and rdnte- suburban borne.

■ 29lh and Topeka CivOian disannament and gratton of toe troops are rew>Im R also (to- IntagraiioD of tbe Coostito- \mmm pends on the stRiatlan to generJuan Bosch of tbe Dominican Santo Domingo was gniet afl­ laborate er a day of ^)<wadic and minor governrnem. distorbances to which police Tho prcsidenteleet made his bad to Ore into the tlr to iBsremarks al bis home to an ex- perse knols of teemage agita­ eluslvt totervlew. Be bat not tors. There wen no casualtlrs,

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"There-an two purpotet for this," Meredith said, ‘•pint, we want to tear down tbe fear that grtpa Itefiwf In Ulssittippl. and we want to encounie tbe 4SO.OOO Negroes remalnlni tingistered las voters) in Mlsstssippl."

Re^ Bq»eted Dresied in slacks, sports shirt, hlkteg boots and pith helotet and carrying a walktei stick. Meredith was followed by a number of photographers aiM spectators.

Meredith said be wiU depend on hospitality along the reutr. think tlwyll take a the Bee. Rohirt Weeks, 46. a white Eptocopal priest from Momoe. N.V.. and Shsrwood Boss, a. of WaaUoiton. D.C.. white public relattons men.

Meredith brought no entour­ age with him and has asked for no conipanlont for tbe as-mlle trek. But he uys he will wel­ come any who iranl to Join hits "But anyooe who ecenes wfll be sfriefly on Ua own,’' Mered­ ith saU. "and I win aHew no womeu or cfaUdren. It’s about 0 Stopped biding ponen kM cUl-

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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain Jaaca Haredith. first Negn to yidnali Nem UaMsalppI Ualvertlty, waved to spKUtort to Memphis, Teta^ Baoday as be began his marrh Into MIssItaippL WHh ktaa it Rev. Robert Weeks al Monroe. N.Y. ~ few Negro women in the little group of wen wlsben win followed tia Qrst tow blocki. Thera also some white youths, one waving a Confedmle flag. But hackling was alight.

Tbree police cars followed the procession and sberiffa depiitlM were to watch the marchers afler they left the city.

Meredith laid be wrote to Gov. Paul JMinson of Hlaalstlppl and to sherilb of flia 10 Miasias^i Uimngti wtdefa be wm pass, but said he got an answer from only one iberllf. n was unllkaly Ihat he would

reach tbe HislsBlppI ttote line before Monday. march began from im hotel and wound through the Negro neighborhood sumundlng Memphis* famou Beale Street

N«r Yack, N. Y. (8p«tol)' For Uw first tima tdmt» hae roBiMl a new hadinc anhetaaea Ing. and ralieva pain - wltheot haBerrkoM cats after another,‘’wyttrOteciBipravn.

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Msredlto became toe first known Negro to wtor the Unlverslty of Mississippi r' ' caaipia rloti In 196} to two persons were tilled. Be gr»lated to 1961

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JOHANVBSBURG. South Af­ of this Mnd of k)vc is not likely neighbor Is reiolved back into rica (AP)-Sen. RiAert F. Ken­ night of the values and morel to be questioned. Some moral- love for God," he atid. “If w6 nedy. D-N.Y.. was reported Sunats go so far u to »y that it love God we will love wbal God VATICAN CITY (AP) - VaO- upects of love. dsy to be “pualed and hurt” by loves, and God loves all men. So can sources ssid &mday Pope Dr. Clifford P. Osboroe. .who Includes all other virtues.” the South African govennhent'i SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Paul VI is eiqiecled to announce will retire from KU thla months, In the te»:htogs ol Christ. 0^ our love for our neighbor to RAoald Reasn glanced out the refusal to grant blm interviews his decision on birth control ei­ delivered the beecalaureate ser­ tonne said, love for neighbor rooted to our prior love tor viodow o( Ibe light airplane, with some of its leaden. He arther at the end of this month or mon to graduatu of the elaa cornu next to love for God. God." scuoed the huh famlasd be­ rived. Saturday lot a five-day next autumn. ol 1968 u part ol the uni- "The unique moral quality of low, a^ped champagne iron a viiiC The timing depends on the vanity'B centennial cnmmeiiee- thla kind oflave is due to the wt. ItM i white plaitlc cop and joked e independent Johannes- I outcome of the current meeting fact that It Is based on the beabout the rigon o{ cam­ burg Sunday times quoted Ken- I ol bis birth control commission. paigning. nedy as sa;^ In an interview I Ihe commission is meeting in Look Over San Praodsco Bay, during hit flight from Paris, I Rome'this month In what is ex­ htisky-TOiced George ChrlatoSaturday: ”I specifically Rpected to be iU lut sessmt.

Younger pber settled back into an tir-quested through the Unilil Pope Paul has mode it cl lloer armrtuilr and called for States ambatsador Interna Remu-kabib Improvement-^ ^ to the commlasIcB that he wants Worcalersbire aauce for hit with Premier Hendrik Verfoerd some definitive word by late objection to the senator's vial June on whether the rommissteak tandwkb. alUlned by akin vlUUxlng. wu reOecled by a sogguUoo, sioo recommends changes in the Wnnkiee are tmooUied and I Requests Denied In a primary campalgti wbtre HOUSTON, Tex, (AP) - Bar­ nan replied. “Ob. yes, defialte- the akin texture takn on f imige is an isAie. fiioae off­ 'Tra Isbcnd in the vineyards The word Sunday wu that all from the state franchised K ” Roman Catholic " ' South Africa, that the vlsft wu ly.

•nils to his Job." a glorloua refined bloom.( of our free enterprisers and our bara Cernan, whose Gemini 8 tqnesto had been declined by stage momenta iradenewe fiie stands against contraception.

U mat drawing this country “into the an Engllab country- ; he white supremacist regime. dlflereiMe ts atyla dut marki The commission announced astronaut husband became the She wu most excited, she and tide look. Before reUrtna. ; Crux.

In the toterview Kennedy said vortex of American politics.” last April 28 that It had reached second American to walk to said, “when he opened two Republicans who want to be \ imoolh on • film of laotonle space.

Stery TOM t gprrirUhKi ihatkhe governrg student leaden “an advanced stage of clarifica­ space Sunday, said the record- batch’’ to step governor of CMlIonla wish they could have felt Olay vltallxto* nieht cream j there are 7» candidates on nent did not ai^ve of the Ub- told The Associated Pres tiiey img Ten and Infomation.” But It breaking atrotl '‘certainly wu ”I fast my heart beat.” Mrs. utlng upward and outward ' the primary ballot — Inehiding xal views of the Nattooal Unioo were delighted with the warm, tion Christopher nnme i warned Catholics not to expect the most ueittog part” of the bow Ctornan added, referring (o the maSBBCtog atrokaa. Drug ' ouuiders run­ r south African Stndents which antfauaiastic welcome the stu­ a report too toon and said that a mission.

Sun^y, into the 1 itorea are able to supply ^ populated counties where he ning for governor. Christopher nvlted him here. But tbit fact dent crowd gave Kennedy at the hard and fast date tor its decl- “I’m sure he’s dtoappotaled.” thu iikeclal vtUUslng ■ band’s heart during the wa] she said after learning her hus­ turned aside questions about airport wtmi be Hew to from DO way affected the principle wkncrwledgea Reagan U atroalions could not be fixed.

Mrs. Cemsn. who hu band. Navy U. Cmdr. . free dlseusttou bctwwn per- Paris Satnrday. gfsi. Reagan, himself, earn- any race but hia own.

Vatican sources said seen her husband for nearly two j A, Cernan. had to scrub plau to Marfvat Meml- 1 piigned near bis Loe Angeles He told the story ol a sinner, mu of opposing views, he add' when Ufa tbeolo^ns, doctors. weeks, said she expected to see ' back base. Both men mapped mara­ rg^ to reject tha dtvil, who 1 “I don't see what the gov peychologisto "aometime next week. I'll thon Unirt today to wind t^ declined because “in my posi­ The government's cwtttoned ment seemed to be afraid of," other ^ecialisti on the commis­ system while outside the space­ him here until he gels back tion. I can’t afford to the campaign. one atudent laaitor said, “Ha sion finally come op wHh a rec- craft. "I know how hard he's stay from the Cape.” she said. worked on It." Christopher, teemed dlseretioa unujiciiuauvii, n wfli be K“Of all that’s taappened an far.

Scalp CuY in Fall dairyman who served eight viewed by the 14 prelates added this bu to be the moat excltyears as mayor of San Frandato the commission by the Pope Brent Nowlin, 18 monOis. ion far at least that be w she Mid. CO. lashed out at Reagan as HJs main challenger la Loe An. >f Mr. and Mn. Terry Nowlin, ibarreu anyone and i :ed if she still looked for- California Man "the prodiKt of highly-priced geles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty ffashbura Univenity Apart- not the govennnent or to make to her husband tak cynical totge^naUng." Discovers Way to Brown has Ignored him. and nents, suffered a acalp cut to Ke said the actor is a paper iconcentnled his tpeecfamaklng 1 fall whUe playing Sunday, acting u the directing body-of more trips Into space. Mrs. C Hold False Teeth ctndidaU tuned out by public on Reagan. jfflelali at Stormont-Vall Hos­ BAKERSFIELD. Caltt. — A relations men.

In Imperial Couaiy. Brown MW^dllcovery__called .'try called Aeiyliu Ac^Um New Many Wear Reagan tnslfta that be wrltae recalled the actor's efforts In pital reported. He wu relcaaed 's. L’len ny it fiu his own material, spetecs from the campaign of Barry Gold- after treatment. rcautlfuUy they can't Acrylina usee a starthand-written notes on index water two years ago, andid quoticuum principle.

It CLEAN YOUR RUOS WHh Mer* Comfort cards — and tells people that he ed the title of Reagan’s8 autoles end forms an air PASTEETJi, Ka* mttrm Iraa l» sometimes wishes there were biograj*y, ‘ Wbere’a the Rest of ' tight tear L'sem iiy tl Inonteeth. T won■fiin to ni irel...........Thti {fw Madison Avenue mi Me?” OUMORKNE derful fi totts six monthi around to do some of the work. “Just dig out the old Goldbefore - __ ippUcstJon li SHAMPOOn « ibcT Kb at txialmlr >>-1 Mlili■•No one ever wrote a ^>eoch water speeches and youl find necesury. Acryllne line to li avaUable ■lull idkT aBooili a nh. Sa Aoe i luSir. at all drug counters. lor me,” he said.

Ol. DOMA-iOn HWOT •• »U the antwer.” the governor aald.

Bi9s Brawl Smooth-voiced, polled smllmg. Reagan doesn't about Image or style. He talki abwt Democrat Gov. Edmund G. Brown, who sedo rcDomlnalion for a third term. Reagan insists be will say pe4^ harm any other B^aMcaa.

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Christopber. a Ora* hnmJgrant's son who worked Us way through night sobool and built Us own d^ boalDess. drmni atJiis theme of eoterienr- *government snd bostnesi, says he is the only RepubUcan who could beat Brown.

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“If I were going to be a movie aetororaTVstar”Chriitopl» said to Monterey, "they' —Wharefpenww^FTwrl It 1 didn’t have experieoee, I wouldn't get the job.”

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Rohm W. S^l. ln Topeka i to rrreive an honorary degree | LAWRENCE iSpecialj ~ at Waahbam Unlvemity eom- T. Deiuui <?uinn. aasociate mencement exercises spoke prorcssoT d EoglW). is the IM Sunda.v allemoon at gnund- recipient of the H. Bemerd breaking cerenonies at 17lh Einh award for excellence In ^ w»ii w PTU clas-sroom teaching at the Uni-

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Ibe coming harvest were excelcoedtag year.

Docking; candidate for Demo-i not Used for matching funds for ‘'This amount includes only a lent but continued dry wealhei nominaUon for governor,! the National Defense Student and freeze damage In tomi said Sunday sbortcomings In Loan'Program and the U S. few contributions received for areas are now discouraging.' the Council far Progress fioveroment are not the rwult.Student Aid FYinds Program, be said. gram which we expect wi ol lailure of the system of govPlaced ea Rcterve Youngberg said the 1739.090,90 ernment but are the result ol He said endowment associa­ increasingly reflected in the cur- I disbursemenu for scholar­ the (Biturcs of human beings. tion funds which are placed or rept and coming years,■'' ships. fellowships and piizeg for students showed a gain ol about "The failures, the shortcom- reserve or used as tnsUiulwnal matching funds for the two loan FaTiii Income, the execullvi tU.OOO over 196$. mgs were caused by. lible a jlu- .secretary sakL.was down from However, be said, “it faUs (fom and »ere_carried out by prt^rams made possible men. (rail-t dent loan potential ol about S3 2 tlSOAtt to IM.8Sa.S4. short in keeping pace with In______human _____ beings with ___ "The reason for this Is sim­ croasing costs and a growing lies, some'Intending, others un->llli^ intending, In IneRWenl proper pertorman^" 1 said In remarkufrepan. . picnic aponaore4 by the Morris County Deimwatic Central Committee.

■Many of the pitfalls In gov­ ernment could have been avoid­ ed in the conduct of the elective LANSING. Mich. (AP) - A NEW YORK (API-Veterans ENID. Okla. (API-Two perprocess, had all the people lived young, curly-haired gunman of the Cuban Bay of Pigs inva­ >ns were injured Sunday night up to thetr obligations to this barged into a cor parked out­ sion formed a central organiza­ when a tornado dipped into this slate and nation, by in '' side a Lansing church Sunday tion Sunday In hopes of mount­ tty of 40,000 persons ei < ' participating and voting nd alasbed a 224>lock arM. and forced two women Sunday they cared enough to send the seboed leacben to drive off with ing another inviHon. They called for help from any aource, Three twisters were seen by very best to fill the chairs of baby in the front seal. dozens of persons. The two per­ including Cuba's ex-dictator Futsons injured-a girl and a man More than five hours later, genko Batista.

—were not believed to be seri­ after one of the women escaped unbanned, the gunman aban­ The veterans of the 1961 inva­ ously hurt but were bnsplU sion that was crushed by Fidel doned the car with the other woman In the trunk and the boy, Castro’s troops formed a Cen­ tral Liberation Front, composed 6 montha, lying on the floor. of a number of exile gro^ Boating... beadnsg ... golfing... ftdiisf.

A state trooper, dropped by which hope to mount an inva­ helicopter into a farming area sion soon. whatever you do, before you go, atop in and near the abandoned car about 40 PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The aee Oi. Wa can hd^ yon get tbe cash you need central Oklahoma. miles west of Uuing, captured director of the nation's Selective a Benton Harbor man ba-faund Teachers Must Swinr for taavtiidotiiee, luggage, car repair. Or may* At least U homes were demol.Service System said Sunday U hiding in the brush.

Isbed in a lwo--6C|uare blo(Srafes be you’d rather relax at home, um the extra tbere ever Is a universal mlliand many others sustained SUle police held the man for catii to pay left-over bllla. Main tidng b far damage. Power lines and large Btioh of Udnaping alter you to live a little better tina i"iiiwr- Sea oe teach. The ndlag trees were knocked down by the "ll's hard to sell the armed j two women pointed him out down efler it was Siicov- lashing storm. abbot your neatiett loan today. forces on the ate of women, and in a police lineup as their ab­ ered 1.400 oi the state's 8JIOO The weather bureau reported 1 don't think there should be ductor.

Joan Van Auken and Carol teachers didn't know bow to a dozen funnels at other northrecruitment when there swim, held that such teachers : central Oklahoma large pool ol men from which Emerson, both 31. said the man LOANS UP TO *2100 lid be useless in an emergen­ cities. One damaged three rural brandished a pistol and throalwe could draw if we were | ened to harm the baby. Mait cy and would not have the coafi- homes near Nardin, soma 90 more nesibilily," said U. dence oi their pupils. miles northeast of Enid.

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nothing re<|Uires community Co. in Topeka, was made by aupport more than such a proj­ Chancellor W. Oarke Wescoe at ect." all-univenity commence­ Caatiaa Urged ment supper Sunday The television executive said Kansas Oman. that ETV sutions must be care­ Quion also was cited last year ful tut to "try to undertake too y students of the Intermediai much at one Ume." board of the College of IJberi ■ Young stations must choose Arts and Sciences for h brlureen educational or cultural 'dynamic lectures and ability ngrammtng." Sarnoff said. to make every lecture sound as must not oi^rlap if if were a new intellectual •nth dlsco«ry." lions . Quinn was chosen by a Referring to what he termed secret commiUee of the KU a ■'schtsophrenle problem ’ staff from among school and coRinuni^ : pantmkig.'' Sanwff recom­ teaclies ITOt Century liiermended that the emphaaa be aturc, poetry ind prose, Shake­ speare. introductory couraea in placed on education. the novel, drama and freshman"We must remember sophomore English, and a educational television was signed to educate. ~ and we course in the King Jamea Bible. shouldn't be ashamed to sup­ Quinn came to KU in 1»$. port-such endeavors.*' he said: and tnHO received a Fulbrighl laculiy fellowship to the Uni­ Ftytag High Samoil said a New York City versity of Salamanca, ^ain, for research in ......................

ETV sUtioD. which has operation about five year*, Ph.D. degrees from the "had a pretty rockv start while trying to decide wlul to Include University of Wisconsin. in tMiripragrams."

TfwJlT 'Of bo "But they worked their prob­ and white ribbons were “s:','S='S«T,S,SS; o,mi More than ISO different * Comoi Jww LwS lems out, and now they're fly•rlin • MUWr LMcan. « cnmnit Clir, •nf Charwrit _______ _ specimens were displayed Sun­ awarded in each class.

Troohr wr otwoniMn n taU With.'' ^ day at the'Seventh Annual To- Winner ol the most blue rib- " Uwn Tracoi' Hr Mt> n>,«> 6taam M ttP'ltS!' toc^'"nlka>T wr an> Dr. Johiy W. HendenoB. WU iirwoi LoHK wdh • ConwiMi bons was John L. WHson, 4825 ■• crew; Jgn L WltMX wm • Orwi^i,; • , president, speaking at the cere- Daryl Bailey, 16. son of Mr.-r-------LOT Tr«hr «W.......................... ...

PrWKh with on mony said that "the day of the and Mrs. Raymond B a i I e y. I** Topeka Rose ^ety as West Hilts Drive, with Route I. was taken to Stormont- !»« of Rose FesUval W«k.

Charles Martin Jfn '2 electronic tutor has arrived In Vail Hospita] Sunday with a The roses were shown Sunday Top^. was second wUh eight Kansas.' fish hook caught in his left arm, afl'rnoon and Mrs.-C.-H. Bniaker, 1944 hospital officials reported.

Craft. -Building. was third with five Breakfosf Table Chats They explained Bailey wu Hybrid tea. floribunda. Simms, blue. fishing with a friend when helgrandiflora and old-fashioned WinnCTS of the 10 perpetual was hooked accidenUlty. Bailey roses were entered fa the com- rotating trophies were as loVxne. m LKMt. was released bom Stomwnf-1 petition, according to J. Gleon Vail after the trable hook was Loga. 1737 MaeVkar, publlcl|ty cfaalman tor tha event. Blaa

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Hugh Scott. B-Pa.. said Sunday Secretary of Defense Robert S. that if be were basing bis judg­ ment on the public opinion polls It will be followed by Jobn- be would witbdraif his support ton’s afflUttns food-for^reePresident Johnson's Viet dom program, an extension and Nam policies. of the long-ienn dis. posal of U.S. farm surpluses ScoU uid that in a scries of visits around Pennsylvania. overseu.

A Senate Judidary subcon- "I've never seen the people ao oittae will begin public baar* frustrated and so dtstnrbed and ings th this morning on the Pres­ I’ve never seen President John­ idem-8 son's popularity at a lower poim.-'

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TEHRAN, Iran (AP)-After a 16-haur. 2S«iiuita 2>n flight from on > batcb of cootrorervial bills New York, Arthor A Godfrey and this week. friends Hilarity Leader Mike Mustouched down here and then lield. D-Mont. hopes to c, took off for Bombay, India.

"The younger generation plete Senate action today would never be i^le to do it."

Tsesday on a measure extwidentertainer as he ina government controls over atepded from hia twlMtigine jet _bank .tttldlBg.. ccDpaales. by commander plane at Tehran on eliminating several existing e SEN. HUGH SCOTT his bid to break round-lhe-tvorld raptions. 1116 Itie House pi passed eraptions, records.

Uils legislation last year.

Tired, but still cheerful, the On Wedneeday. «- it Honed tbe effecilvene^ U.S. entertainer playfully. wamed . test is set on the modified tmtbdark Agrees several American girls who had in-packaging bill which has "I’m not judging my d Ig of North VVle^Nai gathered to see him: "Ladies, been bobbing around for several by polls," he said. “If 1 were. 1 Scott said Johnson ought to don't look inside the plane. We years. would St this lime withdraw | Loag Ust Doe recent civil rights acts. wOl di­ suH»rl from the war. But 1 make it clear whether the Unit­ are lousy housekeepers." ed Sutes U bombing supply But he later look them inside | If both these disputes are si rect the hearing with Atty. Gen, don't believe in polls." lied the Senate will call up Nicholas Katzenbach Is leadoff Aw>earing with Scott. Sen. Jo- lines, wharves, docks and pow­ > show them around.

Godfrey, a pilot for 32 years. ■ House-passed bill providing an­ witness for the erhouses "or whether we're just s^b S. Clark, D-Pa.. said be is Hying with FVtd Austin of Los other pay boost for some l.S The bank bridmg company bacUng Johnson so long u he bombing ground and ground U Angeles, a pilot for 34 years, measure would require million government workers. does not escalate the war "be^ troops." who last November made the House leaders have a long list ig up of the multlmim cause 1 don't think we firtt flight around the world _ He said be wonders "lo what of routine bills lor passage to­ dollar Alfred I. Du Pont esi driven out into (he sea."

Dick Merrill Trophy in 1937 for the first avail” the bombing goes on, from pole to pole; ... day arid Tuesday, inclwling one in Florida within iive yuts. _ ~.mH frtp crossing of Miami, winner of tbe Harmon r Bat he said he thinks the phrase echoed by dark...

10 provide more than )1E7 mil­ Also required to divost itself American 1 Keller c position is "becoming Scoit said the Pennsylvania lion to pay congressional costs rither of its bank holdings or increasingly aeronaut! untenable” be­ voters he has talked with hold In the fiscal year which begins commercial enterprises upder cause of the unrest -pilot; Jerry Gerniyn ol caused by the view Oiat "we've either go I Once Over Lightly Oklahoma andaty. the bill would be the Flunrial Codfro’s July4. demonstrations against the re­ General Corp., Washing. to end this war or we've got to : MOSCOW (AP)-The ofliclal former flight school Instructor, The Senate win Uck gime of Premier Nguyen Cao Tuid a way to settle it which is Soviet news agency Tass briefly D.C.. beaded by Gen. George H. who is riding as backup pilot. own funds leter.

Ky. botsrable lo the United SUtes reported Sunday the Am»ican Two fliers roan the controls On Wefitesday the House will Olmsted (ReL) But it would be Bombhig Noted r else We have-no rl^l Ighl being space mik but msdeju. ctfD- while (be others r»t during the consider an increase in the ton- allowed 11 years to complete the 233»-mile trip.

Both Scon and Clark ques-there." menl. porary ceiling on the national breakup. debt to 1330 bUUoD from the ex­ isting I3ZS blllkn. The admlnisiratioc has asked a boost to $333 bmiOB. Then the House wUl tadde the ennoal mffltary pr bill carrying tl7.B bitlko, or some 3931 mUlion more than asked by Presidem Johnson and

Lunar Camera In New Find PASADENA, calif. (AP) Pictures of a small mountain range on the lunar landscape were among Kl pbot received early Sunday lalest series transmitted from the Imoon by the soft-lan^ ^saietl aietlite Surveyor 1. :1 The The mountains had been noted I^ln earlier pictures, but only > small lumps ta 8w distan •^Scientists said far more del %Scientista detail ^was 5»as obtahied by swUcUng switcUng U to a_ Jaamw angle 1^-range lens at •v-times during tte transsHaskRi period between 1;30 a.m. od M EDI.

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• Raymond Paul Patrick ; grabbed (or a shotgun in his stolen car as Marceliiie police­ men approached him at a farm iouth of Marcelhie. Tbe oBlcen acnffled with him end flred coe :*ot. The 4Lyeaf--old fogilive 1 gave up. :k walked away from the Ps-•-^-k prison farm Chui fat May 29. He .had been under der a doable life Uiling Fanner Alsentence for klHir ;ber( Foltz, the faiirmer’s wife -Bid tbeir teen-age son In 1944.

On the night of May SL oBl‘.ee« reported. Patrick ter-torixed and robbed Mr. and ■Mrs. Richnrd Snellen 10 r twest of Jefferson City. He . their car and two weapons. ' No motive for tbe Folic killing was clearly established. : The father and »n were ihot to death at tbeir home near HanocweH, Ho. Autboritles said Patrick drove Mrs. Folts bito aark Comty. Missouri, where he atm^ her. Tbe bodies of the pwlber and son were found in dte car in Iowa. The fadws .body-was Jefl in .uceds on tbe Folts farm.

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Topeka Osteopath Founder ol Firm Leaders Named for KU's$18 Million Campaign A.M. Mills Dies Irwin Conant Dies

LAWRENCE (SpecUD-Four Plei V. Miller Jr,. Kansu Cty. Ing graduated from the Univer-, A B degree from the university members of the Buneil for national division chairmen and Mo.; National Conxnte Glfta- iity of Pennyslvania in 1921. lin and a law degree tn progress governing body.for the Arthur McPherson MUU Jr.. chairmen for the Byron T. Shota. Kansu City, Aii.Uv,.,ITi,p,k..c.imB!iK2. ,„d l! ntlrin! chairman program for progress. president of the Natural 9“ of the greater university hind -----------------61. died.Sunday night at his University of Kansas $18,617,000 lo.

Dr. Irwtn John C^inl, O. versity and was graduated Mune, 3406 Avalon Lane, Program for Progress have Adam is a partner in Arthur PlpeUne Co. ol America, Chica­ He graduated from the uni­ All o: H.. .PP.HIW. was dead on arrival at a To­ from Fort Hays State l^adMra physician said be sulfered been named by Stanley Learned. Young and. Oanpany. certified go.

BanlesviUc. Okla.. netional public accountants, heading the versity in 1926. peka hospital Sunday after ha College In 1925. He was grad­ heart attack.

Dr. Gllles is a uruverMty dlschairman. col­ Daliu office. ‘ waa strkkra at bis home, 474T ated from the K«M»t lege^ Osteopathy and Surgery Mr. Mills founded the Topeka wu made from the University in I9JS, Is Bhie Print and Supply Company (ly Chancellor W. Clarke Westry. Re graduated from the Uni­ versity of Kansu in 1943 and 1928 and bad owned and coe in his "State ol the Univer­ Dr. Conant was a member ol received, the Doctor of PbiiosoCentral Congregational Church. op»aled the firm since. sity" address Sunday.

Lodge No. 2N. AF&AM. and the He was bore March 20. 1905. The three-year program for Optimist Club, both at Meriden. in Ttqieka. He was a member progreu campaign is a major York Rite and Arab Shrine. He ' 7nce Eplacoptl Calbedral capita] funds program for pri­ Board of Regents, a trustee of was a president of the Lakeview Oub cast of vate support of the University the endowment association and fainu, a native of Sabetha.

Osteopathic Assn. In Topeka. of Kansu. Gifts will be sought >resldent of the alumni as- iduated from Ihc University Survivors include his wife.

KaiBss in 1929 in architccfor UM In the areas of student is president of OresbGeorgia, at hone; two step­ Survivors Include his wife. aid.

Co., Inc.. Kansu City. a1 engineering. He is a pa daughters. Mrs. Beverly Mrs. Helen Mills, at boue: ner in the archltociural firm I Fleming, chairman McNeill. Albuqnenit Smith, Smith. Heines, Lundberg of The Fleming Co., in and Mn. Barbara Warner. U09 opus Topeka, is the only one of the & Wachler. New York City.

McAlister; hie mother, Mrs. Mrs. W. V. Winslow. Palo Alto.

Dr. Hiebert, chairman of the Cedar Crest Road. He had Cornelia Conant. PittsfleW, Calif.; two siiters, Mrt. Lucille the School of Medicine campus group who did not attend the board and chief executive officer in Kansu City.

University of Kansas. He is heart aUmat Mass.; two brothers, Waller CampbeU. Qiba, NAf.. and Area Chairmen serving u a member of the ad­ of Sterling Drug. Inc., U a mem­ He was bora Oct. S, 1902 at Conant. Pittsfield. Mass., and Mrs. Jack Ourval,' T u i s a. ber of the clus «f 1929 and re­ Pittafidd. Mass., and Uved In Marshall Conanl. Dalton. Mass., CWa,: and aeven grandchildren. Geographical area chairmen visory committee of the univer­ ceived the Doctor of Medicine will be; sity's sriuol of buslneu. FlemTopdta 25 years. He-was an and sis grandchildren.

I 1932.

Eiulern — diaries Haines osteopalh at Meriden 30 years. Services will be at 11 a m In charge of errangements'7 McDonald is president of the New York City; Central Earlier be practiced a abort Wednesday at Wall-Dlffenderfer Imperial Corporation ol Ameri­ Ruth Keefe Youth Suffers Cut George P. Carver, Chicago; Ume at Scranton.

Mortuary. Burial will be Is ca, and graduated from the unlMrs. Ruth Aimle Keefe, o, Greater Kansu City (including He attended Ohio State Uni­ Mount Hope Cemetery. vertity in 1931 In Fail on Driveway V^randotte and Johnson coun­ 741 Parkview, died Sunday In Miller, a graduate with the Topeka hospiUI where she bad ties in Kansul-A. H. “Red” V, 13. aon of class of 1947, Is senior vice been a patient since May 27 Cromb. Mission HlUs; Kansas- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anna Cooper Bessie Pierson lid Notting­ Noltin of thfCommerce Trust Odd wililams, Lawrence; West­ ham. 2740 Belie, suffered a cut president She had cancer.

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Kansas City, Mo. SCRANTON -Sirs. Anna May . WAMEGO - Mrs. Bessie Ma­ ern - Paul J. Adam, Daliu, near his right knee when be Partner Stephens Cooper. 51. Scranton, rie Pierson. 78, Wamego. died She was born Aug. II. 1902 at Tex.; Pacific - jack H. Me- fell and struck an object in a Shutz Senior is a member of the died Sunday in a Lyndon rest Sunday tn a hospital here where Kaufman, Tez.. and lived in Dmald. San Diego. Calif.; In- driveway, officials at SkirmoDi- class of 1922 and is a -tnistu of Wheilwi^cM !«•«*<» home. Sbo bad been an invalid iba bad been a patient nine Topeka since 1826.. , Twrationat-Dr. J. Msrlt Hie- Vail Hospital reported. the endowment associatioi days, Survivors include her bert. New Yorit City.

19 years. nior partner of Herix The object was either a band. Jesse J. Keefe, al She was bore May 8. 1915 al aie Accepting posts u divisloa or a screw driver, but V. Jones and Company. Kansas Scranton and spent moat of her Marshan County and bad lived and two sisters, Mrs. parents were unable to de­ □ty, Mo. Barton. i/Ciuervme, Centerville. m., ai life in the Scranton community. in Ihc Wamego community since oaiuiii, termine which one injured the Williams, heading the K She was a member of Method­ 1916. She was a member of Kate Pettigrew. Dallas, Tex. hospital ofTicals explained, campaign, is engaged in various EASY TO USE ist Church at Scranton, Methodist Church al Wamego.

Wall-Dlfiendnfer Mortuary is boy wu released after business enterprises and farm flukl.

Survivors Inchido her parents, Sbe was married to Albert P. in charge of arrangements. treatment. management He received an incut [ufA- Iuiuij(A Mr. and Mn. John StefMns. Piwson Aug. 3, 11904. He died Scranton; a sister. Mrs. Esther in April 1965.

FVye, ScrestDO. and a brother, Survivors Include three ayde Stephens. San Diego, daughters. Mrs. Ethel Johnson.

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Route 5. Topdta. Mrs. Alberta Services will be at 2;30 p.m. Repp. Manhattan, and Mrs. Bet­ WedncMlay at Scranlon Method­ ty May, 719 N. Ohio. ' ist Church. Burial will be in three sons, George 1 Scranton Cemetery. Carey Fu­ Denison. Raymond Pierson, Wa­ neral Home at Burlingame is In mego. and John Pierson. Belcharge of irTangoaeiils. vue; two sisters, Mrs. Gertie Magnett, Frankfort, and Mrs. Myra Gifford Mae Ewing, Wamego; t n r e e brothers, Harris and RosBURLINGAMB - Services coe Harris,Ben both of San Antonio, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Tez., and Leo Harris. WhUkif; Carey Funeral Hoene here for 37 grandchndren, 50 gre*tDefieious fnsfonf.

Mrs. Myra Alice Gifford. 83. grandchildren and three groatAurera. Colo., a former Kansan, great-grandchildren. who died Sunday at Aurora.

Services wiU be at 2 pm.

Burial will be la Burtingame Tuesday at Stewart Funeral Cemetery.

Home at Wamego. Buriai will She was bore Jan. 29. 1883 be in Wamego Oty Cemetery. at Burlingame.

Survlws tnchide two daugh­ Hanie Pinet ters. Mrs. Eunice Hayes, Chlcego. and Mrs. Faye Hleks, Services will be at 3:30 pjn.

Stops bad broath inifant!/ Aurora; two sons, Paul Burkett, Tuesday at Wall. Diffenderfer San Diego. Calif., and GUI Gtf- Mortuary for Mrs. HalUe B. ■yford. ITicfaitB; a tister, Mn. Plnat. 82. Lawrence, a former e Barber. Arcadia. CaDf. Ihpdtan who died Saturday In graHkUidrai. 20 great- ■ Lawrence rest home. Crema­ For whiter, cleaner woshts— indchlldren end one great- tion will follow services.

She was born Nov. 15. 1883 at rcat-granddiUd. Trading Post in Lion County cMvtau. satvica* .III M It )<M •Jt.. l-mUy and lived in Topeka C years.

•I PomiMMM Puwai Horn* wr Her home was at 2403 Runtoon.

Wathert LOW-SUDS I wai'j' ea.trtf cirKpetii. n. m for Avtomatie Wathers URiraar at Ma Mm. »ii Ptaranca.

Her husband. Frank L. PInet.: alirr a M><« 1»MU. Surlal Mil W to T» died in IMI. paia Camattn.

Smvivora include two son.

Robert L. Pinel. Omaha, and and Dr. Frank S. Pinet. Law­ rence; a daughter. Mrs. Cayton Flood. Hays; a brother.

Claude McClure. Escondido.

Calif.. 10 graalrtiildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

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SfT. P A U L-MINNEAPOLtS (API - Hannon KUlebreWs fifth home run In six games broke a 4-4 tie in the sixth inBALTIMORE |AP>-The Ballimore Orioles won a sus­ ning and Mmoesota went on to pended game 6-5 on Russ Snyder’s 12th-hming single and then a 9-4 victory over Cleveland lost Sunday's regulation contest to the Kansas City Athletics Sunday that snapped the Twin’s 9-4 after blowing a three-nm lead. five-game losing streak. ' The loss ended the Orioles six-game winning streak Killebrew smashed his ninth Snyder's single, which followed a double by Sam Bowens, homer with the bases empty, ended Ihe first game in Baltimore's first time at bat since 410 feet to left-center. a city curfew suspended play at lt:59 p.m. Saturday night The Twins routed Sbrniy SieWILUE SIARGELL The hits came off Roland Sheldon, who stained Jn next, berl, DOW 4-3. m the seventh ... npi Ove hUs game afler a 20-mlnme rest and'failed to last the flrrt in­ inntogrlUdt Hollins' single scor­ ning as the Orioles scored three runs. ing two runs and Tony Oliva’s But the A’s scored two runs off Baltimore starter Wally single producing a third run.

Bunker in the second and chased him aftor loading theOliva also singled In a run in the bases with one out in Uk third. first.

A single by Ken Harrelson. Phil Roff's twoout double The Indians had tied the score and a pinch single by Ed Charles produced the second-liv 4-t in the top ol the sixth ning runs. .

Max Aivis' homer with In the third, rookie Ccnc Brabendrr relieved Bunker bases empty. with the bases loaded and wild pitched home the tying run.

Bertue Allen staked the TiAns' a 3-1 lead with a two-runi PITTSBURGH tAPi - Hot- Harrelson then singled for two more which made it 5-3.

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•HI. «0-auiMii (»1, Stargell and Roberto ftftOft team has offered John Brodie ol ^ould have signed him to a <">«•! - , WRra (tl, AM) «i. I 1 ft ft ft mente slugged Ihe San Francisco 49crs of the trad." Adams said. in the second inning - Star- rival National Football League ready to sign a conneighborhood of $750,000 "He wasAdaons nfti* .; .1;•?!I iI i; i gell’a eighth homer and Cle­ into the added. "But THAI ««m TRtfti sign with HouAoB after he trKt,” 1 0 I mente’s sixth.

It was the low for 1968. {television. Hew I due to lee olf right DOW we’re In a recess peri­ KSS" I .t I < < 1 • Stargell collected a single and plays out his oplion. !!!!t!:!!=; incey won CO.OW and be, at 11:20. and his motel was od u try to figure out what’s a double the next two times up, the third multiple winner miles from the course. i Adams also reiterated that going to happen in deciding unloaded his ninth homer with a collected the of of 1966, joining , Doug Sanders A friend, touring caddy Rqy aboard in the seventh the Oilers had discussed con­ whether there will be an all-out la-CftWROOft'M (I. 9F-OJ«>MftA his seven-year,prk^mer Sun-land m-land ArTwId ArnoW Palmer, ..................... who did not Stone of Fort Worth. Tex„ not­ New Mexico Ace runner and .singled to another run in tract GFfrns with the star quar­ war or peace” with the NFL. iced Yancey was not at the day, but he came within five'plsy here, terback. Don Ktosterman, gen­ "We’re not going to wail very (he eighth. and telephoned him, minutes of being disqualUled.j His previous win was a 13.200 course ' eral manager of the Oilers, an­ long. A seulemeni will have to HBUtTOH RITTStUOOH Yancey was walching astronaut^ purse in Uie AieleaOpenal Wil-,Vancy rushed to (be tt course and. Runs 9.0 or 9.1 nounced this early last week. come pretty quickly or we’re » *Vft'-,‘J MAHR cr - " in • space. :mington. lugene CemanValk :mington, N.C.. in April, his first'wilhout first,without breakfast or practice. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (API w SJIOIIOA Jt 9 1 I 0 All» >1 9 I ft Asked if reporters from the (oing to retaliate.” Adams said.

His 72-hoie total of 265 - 15 tournament win as a pro. | started hia record setting jour- - University of New Mexico a t West Coast were true tbai He referred to the uproar over wp-sMUftB. a Oder par — - broke the Memphis Forgetting aabout the early tee- ney. He got to the tee three sophomore Rene Matison was MftAilUR lb ] ft I V owoeoN rf 9 I 2 Brodie had been offered $750.- the signing of Pete Gogolak by ft.749. under e his tee^ff Ume. 000.

Adams said, ”We did dis­ ibe New York Giants of the Open record of 286 set by Cary r time beci ‘ - watches Saturdey in tiftvb II 10 ft e Mitr 90 -41ft W Iftft* RAM* » «g ft cuss terms with Brodie. and I'd NFL after Gogolak played slept until MkWlecoff in 1961. Yancey’s seconds for the 100- Llll.l Firrftll V ] ft 9 0 V»l> R 7 1 ft Bon Johnson League Rl) 1 ft ft ft MOlHin r I I 0 1 with Buffalo of first year on die PGA circuit. 5;30 a.m. and then watched yard dash at the New Mexico 'AiRTfimt* Bfyc* p ft ft ft ft : right ball park." :lA*|r*Wi I ft 0 ft AAU track and field meet. aU,l*r R ftftbft Five Birdiea slop third Yancey. 27-vear-old former THR. M9I09 T<H.I WJtWiI fesl Point cadet playing out of watch.'Matison will not bee able SS5w iH-ntltU Philadelphia, birdled five boles E-ft.JftCkion. Nicrolun. Marftftn. DP— to post a nnal found 33-33 — 66. world record of 91 held by He iterted the day at II under former Florida A&M flash Bob Vnir. BRlIrr. HO—vnnn 7 lift) W par 190. one auoke behind-GeBe IP M OCR sow The wind reading during Ma­ Rp'rtil Utiler.

9 9 4 1 ft ft Littler came in second with a tron’s perfonnance :8;tV'-’-’' . ^ ?

KMxnder-par 270. Tied with meters SHOCKS • MUFFLERS • ALIGNMENT >M (W.A7I '] . PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Hal Lanier clouted a twoout home Jtdutny Pott after No. 17, LiUler under t :4S A-rrjrs ngi off Bo Belinsky in the 10th inning, boosting San Francisco bifdied IT for a 36-34-72, He to a 7-6 victory ovs PbUadelpUa and oidiag the PhiUics’ won UtOOO. Pott was third at six-game winning streak Sunday.

271 and won $7400.

Lanier, who doubled across two runs in the third inning.' LiUler ran into trouble early h|j his second homer of the season into the upper left Qeld Sunday with a bogey on the first stands. bole and a double bogey on the The Phillies twice came from beUod and Anally went ahead next. At the turn, be had fallen -I----------------------------- -- 64, but the Giants tied it in the (our strokes behind Yancey and ninth OB singles by Tito FUeotes continwsl to drop further off the and Willie Mays around a sacri­ pace.' fice.

I Big Payday Groat Produces Yancey’s triumph brought »■■■■■■■■■■■■ JBBBBBBBBBBBBj Dick Groat drove in four of P™* ""*»■ the PhUlies' runs, lashing a tworun triple in the second inning. 15 tour when be collected $22.FALLS <Sp«i.H •MfATM-MS and a run-piwducing single I StZ Meate tocA advantage of third in the rrflh that put the Phillies J*"" JftCt NiUKin. ft<4K Urea home runs to deal ahead 64.

■ Man's «d Tong Mm's Warn [ ONLY ; Pyramid Ufe of Kansas City Len Gabrielson hit a two-run wfcMi'^ii^ u)<oft ONLY S ■ ONLY ■ double softball loss M and 54 homer In the Giants' three-nm |tv>v u-in .. . ftft-iM-oft-iTi first toning.

A frtth n V flora • . wiHi frath new Sunday nlgbL Groat's run scorii Ohse won the first game the filth came off merchandiia . . but wifh fba lome when Kay Mengers bomeied to the fourth of five San Franctscoj the ninth toning. Karen Edson pitchers, and was the first run!

-old fathionad saryjea (het only 8U0 ■ is.eoc-Miif ■ ! (ftllE 6UARAHTCE 2 flipped a oae4ut shutout in the scored off the right-hander in euARANm i ■ SUARANfEE ■ EATON can qlva. Bud hat taiTad the second and was backed by hom­ innings.

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LONDON (AP) - A Swiss rider wu dtoquafifled tnn toe Tour of BritahsiDotoecycle race Sunday on charges of taking Pelen, who had not pitched out to tiie last ID games, aBow- <k^. since be strained his pitching tog only a two-out atogte by Jean-Paul Cristnel was the second manber of the SwUs annHdays ago.beU theSehii^ Proto Howvd to the nlirttL double vleto4y enttled to be pulled mil of the tpR bitless unui McMullen led the■nie White Sox to sweep the four-talon. Officials disc ' off the seventh with a base bit game aet with Waahtagton and fled Henri Begamey last T past third baseman Don Buford. s them eight triumphs to toe dayafteraleitdisetoeedbebad He then went on to provide the 10 games. Hie streak Wed taken methyltB^ethaatoe White Sox with their sixth shut- toem into fourth place. M known to ridnw u tha Co«o games behind the American Drug.

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After Thursday’t action. OsWhile Peters was setting car Plattaer. the Swiu team down (be Senators with manager, ordered teste for all the White Sox put together a 15- bis riders. Officials uld these hlt attack with Agee scoring tests showed Crlstoel had taken three runs, Tom McCraw driv­ a similar ittmnlrat, and he was ing in three, Buford hiUtog a ST. LOUIS (AP)-Kathy Whit- two-run homer and Smokey ^ of the Dtotb stage of the worth, the natton's 19M leading Burgess delivering a two™ race Sunday. money winner to women's pro- ptndi stogie to the fourth inning feasiobal goU. shot a closing sub-par round to win the 8UJ00 ahead aayton Federal Women's Open Agee provided aU toe fire­ at Norwood HUls Country Qub works In the first game al­ Sunday. Her 68 gave ber a 54- though Chicago cbUectod only four hits. Agee Mt hii fifth bon­ bote total Of 308. er In toe third tnntog after Lee Ella and Al Well singled. . 7V-A7)—71> The Sox were held UUets aft­ ilinolfn*!'” ' er that until Agee tripled home ........j^M?O^Si*S the final rtm after Weis had reached third on center fielder Fred Valenttoe'i dropped fly baU in the eighth liming.

CHICAGO (API - Gary Peten pitched six Innings of nvhlt aNCINNATl (API - Cincin­ ball and wound up wHh a twonati's Leo Cardenas walloped hitter as the Chicago White Sox four bomen and drove In eight completed a doubleheader runs Sunday as the Reds split a p by whipping Washlngte doubleheadcr with the CWcogo Sunday. Tommie Agi Cubs, winning the opener 8-3 drove in *11 of CUeego's nm I before bowing 8-5. a_tl opening game triumph,, BlDy WOIiams' hXMwi, tw^ im single brought the Cabs from behind In the ninth Inning of the nightcap as they erupted (or five runs.

Cardenas, who had six bils 4 • 1 • .^4- V altogether, hit two homers in KW rf each gam* and was one shy of tying Stan' Mnslara major league record of five home runs for a doublfrheader aet in 1854.

AHUter.Tot Koufai wu hitleas In 35 at Streaks Ups Output c«» ssas bats thb KBSon until he doubled Hie output brought CsrdeiiM’ in the seventh inning, igniting a homer toisl to nine — seven of seven-run outburH, Later in the them coming since Tuesday taming be singled across two night when he bit a pair off San runs, tying ■ modem National Francisco's Juan Martcbal.

T"LO*-«£w>VWNn >• OiUi League record (or hlU in en In­ IkWulMii. S'Mmbn- AO**- *<• In the first game, the 160U). smrb ning by one player. pound Cardenas hit a solo hom­ IP H a eats Tommy Davis and Wei Park­ er in the second Innbig and cooer provided Konlax wllh plenty nectod for a two-ron blast sfler of power. Davis rapping five Deron Johnson wslked In the i; { straight hits and the swltcb-hllfourth toning. He added a twoting Parker belling a homer run sln^e to the seventh, help­ from each side of (be plate. Al ing Jim Maloney to his sixth Ferrara and Willie Davis also victory to seven dedstons. | homered (or the Dodgers.

Cardeosa hit both bis homers Parker, whose switch-htltlog in the nightcap off Ernie Brogfeat tied a major league mark, Ho. a baaea amply shot 4n the flniibed the day wftfa three homsecond inning and a Iwo-run whlle Tommy Devis wound blow in the fourth. up with seven tuts biu after dou4*0 eiaciNMATt s e bliu twice In the nightcap.

BOSTON (AP) - Rigbt-hsnder Jim Bouton posted bit first 5k p »»0« ______ * Mela Rally victory since last June 30 with Parker's second-game homer relief help from Steve Hamilton Ui!ESS..",. !!i S4MI 1b 11 t > Ptrai lb 1<* In the fourth helped give the Pete Ramos Sunday as the a’^OCHS Dodgers a 2-0 lead, bul the Mels and tied It In the Wtbu Roy McMil­ New York Yankees defeated the lan tingled la one run and Boston Red Sox 5-3. scored as Willie Davis fumbled Bouton, who had a 4-15 year and had appeared In W1 p ] • Dennis JUbaat's tingle. only two previous games thU Sp*. :: ■niCT In the ninth, the Meta S'.!; checked the Red Sox on loaded the bases on singles by season, four hit! until be tired In the r 2?.- iiiS Boyer and Jerry Grn)e ^around «<llt TpW 14SIIJS an Intentional walk Id Dick degree weather to the seventh. , **S *1 A ASA—« '• Stuart Ed Broaood batted for A I A i Al AAA- f Urry Bearaertb, and PenptD<» ___ •JilJSSS.!'. It'.!_____ rked the wild pitch,

NEW YORK iAP»-Sar»dy Koutax Joined Juan Marlchal % the majon- only 10-game wlnnera Sunday, pitching a ^lv^ liter as the Lw Angeles Oodgera walloped the New York Met* 16-1 in the first game of a doubteheader.

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Kouiax. who had two of the Dodgers' It hlU In the opener aiid diw In two runs, brought ■•wi.rt w«6»r his record to 10-1. the same a.s ■iMarichal'a. with his seventh 14. l> ie»i4 4. ^iltralght complete-game victory.

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• Doyle landed a flurry of body punebu and knocked Bunu from toe ring in the opentog 30 seconds. Burna climbed back to, took an cattmated 3S more ropes.

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Chicago tough time holding him fmmrwamcd but be came rigb : least you didn't lose any-] Arlington P NEW YORK (AP) - The the son of Tbm Fool carried Og- ., championship aura which bad den Phlpp's black silks to suchitWng.' somebody remarked to Thursday or Friday. Tbere he taking the lead even earlier with toe kind of a race I i been waiting for him to n win be given a eoropleta enml- than be did.” nuTounded Kauai Kittg dimmed a convincing triumph that he is I Ford Sunday, Amberoid looked u ifbe w to be back-in the title 1 -Only my feelings.” he re­ Sunday as two other contenders oxpccted ....---- ----------"Don Brumfield said he stum- ; bum before many days. He was plied, plied. for the S-year-oid UUe, Amber- hunt bled a UUIc as he pulled up ah-; oid and Buckpasser. slipped into clocked to 1:09 l-S for six tm. Asked if he thought the defeat Charter Service toe picture previously domtoat- longs. would sour horsemen on plans er the race," said Ford. “But bej Li ed by toe Kentucky Derby and Kauai King Found toe 14 _ to syndicate the son to NaUve came Juck-without taking a *' Rental trainer never lost faith m Preakness winner. | miles of toe-Belmont too much Dancer tor over C million. Ford false stop, cooled out perfectly Amerold, owned by Irish-born and wound up fowrto. a ml(!hty;repll»l' — and ate alt his toed Saturday toe son ol Count Amber, evenl Flying School alter he was a poor seventh ini eginaW Webster, made his Ured horse. Instead of first ’•I still think he Is greal. But night and Sunday morning.

ReginaW I presence felt with a decisive money of $117,700. toe Michael 1 as » the syOdicallon right now "But Henry wants to take cv- toe Derby and third in Ihc] Aerial Sproying Preakness. !I4-Iengto rictorv Saturday in Ford coll had to be satisfied;! WiPnot sure I wanted any part ery precamion.”

Itoe $161,450 Belmont Stokes al writo $6,750 - just what it cost to.(/ it Perhaps, i'll wait until he Brumfield rode Kauai King "Perhaps that workout we ni.il CE .T.6677 surt him In toe third race of toe: a through racing and then put and Henry Forrest is toe horse’s gave him last Wednesday was' : Aqueduct. toe answer,’’ said Laurin. Am­ him on the market again ” trainer.

I Buckpasser. the 1965 ^year- Triple Crown, Capitol Air lold champion making his (irt! Buffle, from toe King Ranch. Kauai King, the most lalked- "He was a mighty tired beroid worked six furlongs m orse." said Bnimfleld Sunday. 1:10 4-5. 't-rt s'ncc being sidelined in w-as a surprise second and Ada about 3-year-oId Service “He was much fanker than in “It was a little (aster than 1 L. Rice’s Advocolor was third. ■ ‘March by hoof Injury.

Mwiciaol Aira«v . wanted to li I race on .................e the same proeram proer: toat edging„ the odds-on-favoriie mont in his bid for toe ’Triple e start and I 1: worth a mere $6,500. But Kauai King out of the money. Crown In 1961. will be shipped to

Teeth' MILWAUKEE. Wta. (AP) A. J. Foyt, Us hands and anns swathed to bandages, said from his bed to West Allis Henurial HospiUl Sunday that ISO,000 Is a lot to spend (or 10 Ups.” Foyt, Jl. of Houston, Tex?" suffered bums Saturday

warmup lap (or Sunday's Mays lOtVmile race at State Fair Park, He was reported in ' (ale condition.

The four-time national driving , ehnmptnn was to the Lotus-Ford ‘ toat James Clark drove to see■ ond place in the Memorial Day : race at Indianapolis. Foyt CARNOUSTIE. Scotland (API bought the car after his own had — Forty-one Americans are In ■ been wrecked to a spectacular the field of Itl wUrii opens play Monday to the list British pileup at the start of the 500. ton- Golf Championship Suspeukm Breaks Carnoustie’s historic links, He said the left rear wheel was over thU 7,059-yard. . suspension broke Saturday, JMS-n layout that Ben ; sending the car into a spin. n toe British Open in He said the riamss from blaz­ ing fuel were not fa the cockpit 1953. : itself. He said that when he un­ The bookies have made 19fastened his safety harness and year-old British Walker Cupper • tried to get out by putting Us Peter Townsend the 4-1 favorite, hands on the edge of the cock- with defeixling chamiaon Mi­ , pit, be suffered bums a chael BonallBrit of England sec­ ond at 6-1. droKted back inside.

Bobby Cole, a 19-year-tdd "1 knew I had to get oat : just fry,” he said Sunday. ”I South African, la third to the gritted my teeth and put my baling at 7-1. and Scottish hands back In the burning fuel champion Ronnie Shade next at to raise myself out.” iS-l.

Hyndman Top Yaak Hands Hort Foyt said be could “have bro­ _in Hyndman. 50-year-old ken a leg and never felt it" be­ former Walker Cup player from cause Us hands hurt so much. Philadelphia. U toe top Ameri­ He had lesser hums on the face can entry at odds of 25-1. Bill Campbell, another former . and neck.

He said the car was ruimMg IWIkCT Cupper, from Huntingbeautifully prior to the accident too. W.Va.. U a 33-1 shot. and ”1 wasn't trying hard yet.” ‘•This U a tough ^rse.”

As his wife, Lucy, stood near­ Hyndman said Sunday. “The by. Foyt indicated he did not winds blow hard all toe time imeod to retire bwh racing and and you’ve got to stroke toe baB spoke of rebuUding one of bis Into the greens. Tf you Ifftt Wgh then invariably the( ban

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Tbe-ftK American to wtn tois mall* play championship was Dick Davies of Pasadena. Calif., at Holyake. In England, to 1961 The champlonahip has been staged oofci ooce before al Carnoustie - to 1947. That was the year Willie Tumesa defeated Dick Chapman 3 and 2 in allAmerican final Bob Sweeny of Lake Parit.

WINFIELD (Special) Fla., who won the championship --peka’s Tbn Oark lost In In 1937, Is back for tnoteer tty. singlci and doubiea finals of the Otoer American entries include boys 16 division of the Kansas Bob Falkenburg d Los Angeles. .

State (5pen tennis tournament pytuk Strafad of Miami, and Sunday.

Jack Penrose of Philadelphia, Clark was beaten by Daryl Hess of Ponca Qty. Okla,, 6-5.

S-7. 6-6. in singles. Clark and Randy Bergdall of Winfield lost to Hess andPWl Landaoer, also of Ponca City. U. M. 84. in doubles.

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Nea Roush of Wlriiita won igcr CharUo Dressen of the Demen's sin^. defeatfag Dale (roit Tigers wUl bs released Miller of Ponca Oty. 6-1. 6-S. Monday from Delrdfa, Ford Man-s SIHM.1S FMtW-ltgvin. WIenKl. Ml. MllVr, Hospital, team officials siW to Los Angeles Saturday iiighL ***“ ^’’’aovs^iiiwLis' SiMW-HM. *a»M CBr. Ml. cun. Dresses was itospHsiawi ’ -'**• heart trouble late last rooMh. "io% 1foou.«s Fm»t*-He<«ro.efie» mi.

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Wind rtachfag 45 mUa an hour created wW»ca|ia on toe lake. The wind wu too much for motor boats oo band for rescue purposes.

The 70 registered entries and toe estimated total of 125 boats at the lake will have to watt unU1 toe Erst week of August. ’

- Chiefs Sign Three KANSAS OTY - The Kansas aty Chiefs announced the rigsfag of three more free agents Sunday. They are center Raymood Johnson from Prairie View CoUege. guard Rudolph Barber from Betoune-Cookman. and fiBlback Henry Hersbel from Wiley College.

Herman Released After Beinfl Hit ; BOSTON AP) - Manager Billy Herman, h , night after being struck fa tbe bead by a thrown ball, rejoined; the Boston Red Sox Sunday for! game with the New York Yan-s Hman suffered a slight «<»•< cuBioa whoa struck above the left eye by a ball thrown during pre^tame practice Saturday night. He was taken to a bosfatal. where z rays were negative.

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Vgn-T was undefeated. Ndle^ Watson once-beaten in tbe dou­ ble elimination tourney at City Park.

NoOer-Watson avenged ttt only loss late Sunday afternoon, etlmmating Wilbert Vault o! Kansas City M behind the one-hit pitch­ ing of Pete Gomez.

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ANAHEIM lAP) Doe Wert dn»-e in rtx nms Suodiy. helpinx Demit Uke « doubWteader from the CaiilortU Angels M and 4-1 Tic Detroit third hMeman knocked in four nms in the opener. The Tigers frittered away an early 4-0 lead but broke an «ighth-lru^ tie with a fournm rally against loser Dean Chance, wbo-suffered his fifth itraiglii defeat and se\-enth io ]0 decision.^ Wert's twn-run single In the second inning of the nightcap provided the margin of victory over right-hander Howie Heed.

The victory went to Joe Spama. who needed relief help from Or­ lando Pena after allowing a aixth-inning homer to Joe Ad­ cock.

Dave Wickersharo got credit lor the tint-game victory, al­ lowing two runs In ( 2-3 Inningt of relief. Bill Freehan hit three tingles lor the winners, driving in one run. A1 Katlne broke the 4-4 tie with a aintle knocked in Norm Cash, who had doubled.

Paul Schaal drove in two of the Ang^' first-game runs with a double and a sacrifice fly, while Bobby Knoop hU a basesempty homer, bis ninth.

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MOSPORT. tint. (AP) Americans finished sei^nd and fourth in the tragedy-marred Player's Cup. a 20IMhlle auto g that claimed tbe life of a' track marshal.

Marshal Gordon Ralph Harri­ son, 27. of Scarborough, Ont.. kUled Saturday in the first beat when Jerry Grant of Seat­ tle. Wash., lost control of his Loia T?e. TV car skidded on a turn and struck the marsbai.

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The low fitthen go on to asecond qualifying round We*esday to determlrr the 32 championship flight berths.

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Hie two-man team tourney will be held Monday at Shawnee Country Quo. open to all those entered in the stole meet. Tbe entry fee is to per team and entrants can choose their own

Jim By« vtsllrd tbe prewbox after atbsing tbe world mile recoH by ooe-lenUi el a teewul Satvday nlgbL Writers laogbed when ibry asked Ryira If be wmM like to ru against Micbd Jaxv. Pram's world record kelder. "Bet I naderstand it's a Uttle bard to da.” An said, referring to Jtxy’s retoetoace to (angle with serteos UnaU away from Us bone country. .

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Young, who isually the steeplertiase and } friend of Ryun's. had agreed (0 act as ibe pacer al thd re­ quest of KU Coach Bob Timmims. Young never felt be could go for thTM quarters aad r«Kh 2;5< at that point.

But be agreed to run at that pace as far past the half as he could.

Duggan, a Briton now run­ ning tor Alan Hancock Junior College, moved to an early lead, was S9.7 at the quarter and }:S8.4 at the half. Young

MILWAUKEE. Wis. (API ■ Mario Andrem of. Naaarelh, Pa., drove his rear-engine Ford -around the Wisconsin State Fair

te tbe rawrt wai^M iM « Rsna'f. GnDe 3:S6.4 - hU exact time In the 19«S Compton Mile where be finished second Inches behind Peter SnelL Ryun wm third in that one-in SiM.O. "You know, my miaUke to­ night was worrying about Grelle," Ryun said. GreDe had been close behind Ryun in their only other two meet­ ings of the year, an Indoor mile in New York and Ryun's twomlle American record three weeks ago In the Coli­ seum.

Everyone in the stadium heaped soperlaUves on tbe 10year-old Kansan who was cornered by fans throughout his three days In Los Angeles.

No one qtuUIied tbeir praise and-Harley Tliikbtm lald-tt as a itatement of fact tn tbe Sunday Herald Examiner; "Jim Ryun is the gnitest : middle-distance runner the ■ world has ever seen."

respenslblllty tor the pace Tbe exsrtlh 600 yards to go. T ' ' peeled cluUeiige of Grelle _ _ jroL natertollMd as Rjnm's flnal quarter left him more miles per hour and won the 100- than 20 yards behind. mite Rex Mays CTassic.

"1 wasn’t in this race.”

Andretti, defending USAC Grelle said. He had fell be. driving ebampiOD. was folio lore the race that his chance to the Onlih Una by Roger ausk^ of Ttieson. Am.. ~who also piloled a rear-et^ Ford. . Joe Leonard of Saa Jose.

Calif., finished third in a simlUr car. Art Pollard of Medford, PARIS (API - Tony Roche of Ore., ran fourth In a rear-engine Australia, playing on an iniured Offenhauser, and Chuck Hulse ankle ahot full of psbJtilling of Downey, Call/., look fifth in drug, scored a triumfb and a rear-engine Ford. off-form Nancy Richey of Dal­ Andretti collected NI.WO. ex­ las. Tex., was igwet Sunday to clusive of accessories. the stogies finals of the Freocb, I. H«ri* AMnni, NtMxm. p», iii.sn, Internsttensl Tennis Charopioesships.

The Jl-year-old Roche won the men's tiUe by defeillng Istvan

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"I fell DO pain. I couldn’t feel - Ibing.” Roche said aftenrard.

He added, however, that bto right leg was sore and he feared the unnatural stress of tbe leg might bring on eremps.

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Roche was «. cwv ti ace, W. M. 7-5, perb tactician against the clever ‘lo^cium j" » t m »i 1 Ann Haydon-Jones. the Brttlih GulyBi on tbe red clay courts " veteran, tang up a 6-3, 6-1 rout Roland Garros Stadium. of Miss Richey, who showed Roche matched the heav little of her usual precise touch spun Shota from Gulyas, w II was ■ day for left-handers, prefers to pity from the base­ dace both champions are south- line. and cagily picked his op­ PARIS <APi - Nelcius cut portunities to drift to the net . - looK io the sireu-h and won the Roche's ability to play and fire back unreachable Prir du Jockey-Club — the quesUon up toI (he lUh nth hour. b< He Frnwh Derby - at Chantilly sprained hts left ankle Friday leys.

The Aussie was tbe ttomlnani .Sundav. earning a purse of tl60 - and was fcrced• to puU out out of of Jhe Jhe to puU to the crowd of 9.« I from 000 agalnit Am^-,^g,art. even though be Ridden bv Yves Sainl-Martin, cans aark Oraebner and Den-.^^ind 1-3 in both tbs second .Nelcius was 1'i lengths ahead nis Ralston.

■ and third sets. at the finish alier breaking Gulyas led 4-2 in tbe third, but away from the pack in the run Roche won the next three to the wire. Bon-Mol liosed out games. The Hunganan then _ Bebistounfor second in the 14I saved match pobt twles. but mlle race. lost his aervics in the next 0 as a M eel. game, and Roche finished it off n ID SI K .S43 on his own swice, |^ng up Lapchick, Dean Get il 141 S4 SS J54 41 114 >4 41 SB only two pobts.

4S )S4 S4 31 ,J]I ' -w no-»-4r .IB Roebe te-fcnewn as the Crown "Into Holl of Fame 31 lU B «• aw Prtoca of Tetmis. and off fals, B ICi (4 U .94 SPHI.NGFIELD. Mass. (AP)-i;i^;.iy recent showings appears ready' Joe Lapehick and Everett .a . « Isa B 43 .m 3W to ebaOeoge tbe old fuard led — Aussies Itoy Emerson and* Dean, two former stars um. a*. f/«4, Stojje forbid supremav - went on to coaching gn»em«,, • were named Saturday to the ________ifermally as de,\aismiih Basketball Hail rpendable as clockwork, made frequent errors and too often Upchidc and Dean ' " ' cuh in on sure' oniy two elected j) baliui Ia4 moBib.

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OoDtrol: "Sorry about ftiat Vltfa ground eoatrollera. Staf- breaker." nfi IB aUborato "TbereH be days like that,' cbeckUsl, but wlthoot success. the ground replied.

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in? WEST JTH ST. ;; Zoned Commercial. Extra clean a family home with low taxes.

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LONT.TAGGART & ROBB, ,. REALTORS

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bttiil DICOME

HIGHLAND HOMES CR 2-7530

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NEAR TOPEKAK HIGH

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VAUfY AGENCY

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Located one block East of California on EM nth St.

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"rSeman real estate

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OLD FARM

Where ‘ntere's Lots of Living to Do

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R BUILOER ar Immler, 9 I Impraiamanli.

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AM HARRIBON ................... CESam kkJ

O BEOROOM tANCHerTE."al

THREE BEOROOM.

OWNER. Sat arrytant Lavi.y Tot Bad-

s

REALTOR OFFICE

MWNOrlTION^ WOTBOT^raom

FOR SALE -Lirga OTntortabk I Eaed ewuman. aoM lactilan. In H •-anaditw nnaattilen. Ta tOTIa t a •• call Htnry LlMCB. tU-IMB. da: Cnai- EmdUri. CB l-t»L Tepaat.

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foreman'’real

fMM

. CE 9-9M4 CEa^Tar

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TWO BEOROOatt. Oaklau

"

•U karry Daramy Allan

VALLEY

$15,500

OWNER-3 BtOraam cetamal- Ba Hykin raam, Rraptaca. dMns rtamfamirr raam. dan. IW btIBt. dot mU la wall urpafing. ndw raet, tarapaltd* carur lat. istt Caliint. AMAtFH

OSAOE erry, Kansas

CLOSE 10 TOPEKA-Nwn. anTTna' BOTTn^Kamai^WNw ,,

WVER-e^

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■HIGHLAND HOMES

Open Dally FHA—SI—Conv.

FI

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74 OBT.QP.TOWW PtCPUTT FOR SALE - Llrga lOT Dadraam rrwa-

n wscAWT ioT» poe uu

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1 Bedroom . $M Per Ho. 1 Bedroom . ttS Per Mo.

Cmnal,

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LAKE SHORE ESTATES

clark^harveyTr^^

now

" OreNINCS ALSO AVAILABLE IN OUTLYINO CmES

Oam—, CESdTtt.

Lgn'^^n

CR 940S

d NEW TOTAL ELECTRIC HOME'

Or HIbMWM Put ____ .’IROINIA. LTrg In A Pi..-

INCOME OF tm WEEK UP

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acri

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AriHCt. NEWSFAPiRS. ETC., ICOAL ^ m CBATTAN Sluda IK f FANV FROOUCT SALES IN EXCESS OF It; 1W BILLION DOUARS ANNUALLY). Si^iiotimoo ~ i Bgorocm C» CONSISTS OF COULECTINO FOR MER. eHAHDISE SOLD AND REPLINIININ6 IREMEi

l«5?"J:ckL*"*”"

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CE M199 FL 7H1T7

FAMILY ______ > HOMES - . n LAU Short Ettalai. SOadegom draom rancMt and

law^atrrKtabfg car. BTART IMMEOI-

AW VALLEY AGENCY

tr S B-m. kilt

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Opn Duly 1 P.H. imta

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ngad

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natr hrnaea, cantrti air. naw_____ Ing. Baatman.. Ivtt a fan a. FH Ma­ lum matug nd ••>!• MvaT Lacalad daaa In. iot yaeani

llta OUINCY city SuBurBan S n

S2"?r F?,i *™'

badraam, ^'btniL

mi PARENTS MAOArme

ttJW AHO aaaiiima loan an gaavllnil thrgoBaergom Kama wmi family riem, iKrlna room, cauntrv giknan and many ■ctrgt. Call CE MfU BU

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Fh a NATIONALLY POOD OLD

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• Garbage Disposal

'

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Ibaplacg. n I

A ONE-MAN BUSINESS C.OOO INVESTMENT (CAN START PART TIME)

H£m*’9£*tTFL'7-MU^

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IN

LiMwtt

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BIJ

5 ‘?Sr"B5,,S Ir-Ba-Sr

- f OWNER-eHawl «v I ppflo. pantlPd family n , pir cpodUUndd. Hka Co t Oram CauR. CR 9-MM

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REAUTIFUL, Tglilly raifgrTd mraa

BEDROOM

M lUSINBI eppieo PCI ■tW7

newly

NOWWILL ^ RECEIVE JUNE RENT FREE

N.W

OWNER—Thrga

ItlU*"”"**__________

'SUM';

ANY PERSON MOVING

MUMM^

s?auT"7rM,--,.7;

I 1HE GARDNER PLACE I ms lyier

FREE!

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g'e^^'* ■V

nUDkEOROOM^IurnliAad Irallar.

INI Fatd. AM A4UL AM H710.

NEW

SERVICE STATION

ai

NORTH ROCHESTER - NOB 9 Ba. ranchtr. panrilad aHOmu dUilng, farNhr. Sorrd ci inn*. Wttiin«nduid ap-

ONE

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Bnprgygmanlt.

cba

McKOWEN & TAYLOR

71 IMMimnS KW ttU

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ces im

CR Mill.

EXACO Kai a mg—m 9 Bty ta Itilan W laaia- THU It Uriel

iTACREjl^MSw^r' a Mcoyamanli. aS •cm gl Baitnm land, balania Hilvra ■BACRES-Cptra gcoo. madarn imprg-rtmanti, drlylna dIatalKg gC Tgngta. » ACRES—Extra tagd modam knproi*-

*TOREMAN"RE^S^ ESTATE

lilt CLAY — Trp t IM. ilda By am dvi

^a'r^i.rAd^'iir’r'-cM^ 5!£ CE>H«i m.

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PLASS n.-7 BR, pnri MIL ...

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^l.'tlJJi'T'r-A’rar; NHWA.

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NEvriRN AVE —Larw romp plin lacoma. S BR. 9ig Batni. Ml Baaan—>i, douBia tarati. aloi • >rooP mini. •Ill caniracl. II9JSB.

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HOLIDAY SPEOAL Rent Beiore 15th, Receive June Rent FREE!

srs.n»i5.r^2;i*Ki

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CLEAN nail Mali tiaM. ralri»i'a>or

I TOTAL iTiCTIUe'UVIH?*’KMa ■ rawM. coinoHiaiy aN corumantg.

I ooHMall earpaHo( and wakHn

REALTORS •VILLAOf” . . . cantrai air. Firgg Bawggmi

Inmar^

WEST ISTH-Spaooui 9 I poird LR. wooriti OR. n 2 W.a. tlrgplaai. rmi t

STER FETERSON. OSAOE CITY MANAOCR-Fl a»J lAlF. nauonal

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I 11-1111 Ktni III llgor a. a iB-iaK loom, lil rioor. Kn>.

Id I Si—IIM Midlord. 9.<torT. AMrm.

Nkg lavmwail

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wa

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NEAR VA HOSPITAL - »#9 » Lang, nng gl Tcping't Bglt Bin

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laetnaan ggrumen, eavpM.

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t RIAL BTAH WANnB

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CEntrol 1490 BIK

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Mpgr lag imah. alrcTL •Ma MR-LOW■ kiniMML maturg

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Frikgy

After office bouri. 5;N pjn.*7:30 ojn., call "Waoda.” the Glactronlo *4WaB«m

t I

WANT TO Bl ■Mar. and r—« • I wm, ngw lar goa

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Call FL 7-4421

nliAM i

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'64 Dodge Polart 4nlr.

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Only $2,395

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COhIPACr AND SPORT ■eSBolck Gran SpL Cpe. ■83 Mustang 2-Dr. HT. •e C2wvelle Deluxe 4^.

■83 Corvatr Monza Coupe ■S3 Falcon Mr. Sedan *84HGVdoor •84 Dodge Dart 4Hir. ■63 Tempest 4^. Sedan ■63 Monza Coupe, 4-^Md *83 Bulek Special 4Nlr. ■83 Rambler Sdr. Hardtop ■SS Fakeo 2dr. Sedan ■82 Fairlane 300 2^.

■81 SAAB 2-dr. Sedan

USED ^ rr^ CONVERTIBLES '65 Chevrolet Im­ pala Convtr

'64 Austin-Healy Convertible

VI. R&H, Powerglide.

PS, WSW

4-Speed, Wire. Wheels, Blue A-W-M

$25W

$1799

'64 Pontiac Bonneville

'62 Ford Galaxle "500" Conv.

R&a. CralMomatlc.

PS, WSW, Bhie

R&H, PS. PB. Am, WSW A-ntS-TB

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$2299

$109^'

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Only $1,995

■63 •84 ■63 ■82 ■81

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'64 OLDS CUTLASS

■62 OLDS WAGON

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’86 DART SEDAN

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Only $1,595 ■82 MONZA

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Olds 88 Fac. Air .

Olds 88 Wagon .

Olds F-aS Waiigon -Bulok Spec, Wgn.

■86 442 Cpe., 8«peed .12395 ■84 Chev. Imp. Cpe. Red 199S ■83 Rambler Wagon ..

■82 Olds 88 4dr.. air ..

■61 Chev. 8<yl.. P.G.

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■83 OLDS StarUre Coupe. Full power, Fac. Air. ■63 OLDS 96 HoL Sed. AU power. Factory Mr. ■83 OLDS 86 4-dr. FuU power. Factory Air. ■62 CHEV. Impela Supu ^rt Convert. Power.

■82 PONTIAC Catalina 4dr. FuD power.

■82 BUICK Special 4xtr. V-8, Auto. Traia, ■82 OLDS 88 4dr. Full power. 1 local owner.

■82 OLDS 98 HoL Sed. All power, Factory air.

■62 Pontiac Catalina Conv.

‘62 Chev. Jmpala Convertible R&H, Powerglide, White

STATION WAGONS ■65 Valiant 4Hlr. Wagon ■84 Chev. Bel Air 4<lr. Wgn., ■63 Chev. Impala Wagon ■63 Rambler 4^. Wagon ■63 Falcon 4^ir. Wagon ■63 Oiev. Bel Air Wagra ■62 Ford 9i»ai. Wagon

•82 Chevy n nsssenga-■61 Chev. 4^1r. Wagon ■81 Corvair 4dr. Wagon ■M Ches-. 4dr. Wagon ■87 Ford 4Won Pickup

1121 KANSAS 3225 TOPEKA

R&H, Auto.. PS, PB.

PLYMOUTH FURY III. *DR. HT.. V4. AUTO. POWiR STBIEIN6. CMOICI OF AIE AND COLOB.

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$1399

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Ym! You will receive u FREE 3-Day Holiday with the purchase of any Sears Air Conditioning System. Enjoy 3 days and 2 nights of luxurious living at any one of these 4 Nationally Famous Resort Areas. Free breakfast for 2 each morning. Free lodging for 2 persons for 2 nights. Free floor shows in Las Vegas. Free Ocean Cruise in Miami Beach. Free dinner for 2 at Fishermans Wharf in San Francis­ co. Free passes to Disneyland or Free Deep Sea Fishing cruise. Plan now and add 3 Free days to your own vacation.

FOR 1 OR 2 ROOMS

FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE

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Enjoy Your Vacation in Cool... Qean Comfort

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8,000 BTU Quick-Mount Room Air Conditioners Sean Low Price Plus 3*Day Holiday

SAVE SI5.95

Regular $159.95 Air Conditioners

*144

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SAVE $42 On Sears “600” 28,000 BTU . Air Conditioning. Cools an Entire 5 or 6 Room House E to A.E.I. iDdntey 8tood>ra 210

COMPLETELY INSTALLED

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Phis S-Day Holiday

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16,000 BTU'-lHulti-Room Sears Air Conditioners

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Thermosut

2*Speed Cooling

*229 SOayHolMay

Plus 3-Day Holiday

*199

n comfort. AulomaUc I ............. ............ ............™n lemperaturo vartaUoni within p Ih de­ gree rang*. Zinc^lad cabinet reatsts not Stnl-Oard filter.

SIRS.'

SALE 75,000 BTU Gas Space-Saver Furnace*

2 Ihiy s Oaly LIFE CLAD heat c.xchanger. a S«ara exeltoive' Reatsts beat'and burnouts.

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*You May Also Receive a FREE-3-Day Holiday with any Single Item Purchase of $200 or More!

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