The Topeka Daily Capital June 8, 1966

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Mayor Cites Kansas City's Higher Scale

Let's fie Fair on City Salaries An attempt to compare the salary of the majw of Titoeka with salaries paid mayors of other cities which have manager-commlsston govermnenls was misguided. It should not have been attempted, as it was in a re­ port of a survey recently conducted among cities of Kansas by CoffeyvUle sources, printed on page 1 of Tuesday's Daily Capitol.

........................j may prove lag and cduraUooal. it is obviouily totpossible to draw a parallel between sal­ aries paid elected officials la these two divergent types.

Alma's Wrafh Scourges Cuba MIAMI, Fia. (AP) - Hurri­ cane Alma's fringe gales killed at least one Cuban on Tuesday night, and a slight easterly trend led Ci ' alert the whole western third of the 600-mil^long l.sUnd for the storm's peak winds of 95 miles

In the first, of which Topeka is repre­ sentative. the mayor and commissloDers aru ail working directors of their departmenu, giving full time to full-lime jobs. In the sec­ ond. which is operative in a good manv olher Kansas towns large and small, commis­ sioners receive nominal salaries and appoint a city nuuger to implement the polictes they lay down. He U a specialist In his field, just as is the superintendent working for t board of education, and ts uniformly well

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Usually, commissioners serving under a manager.commission government elect a mayor, rotating the office among them­

triet.-JainiB -Whiter nnhe Havana radio reporti John BeU Williams in the 3rd wind hurtod-Abiiio Rojas Caand William Colmer In the Sth. ceres. 18. against the cabin of Whitley headed the full ticket tbe sinking boat Two Sisters off f the Freedom DemocraUc La Coloma in Cuba’s western­ party, a predominately Negro most province of Pinar del Rio, civil rights group. Tbe party and be went down with the candidates were the only oppo- cralt. Two slUon faced by y Abemethy, WMt- safely, said the broadest inooiten and Willian lored in Miami.

In the 4th District Democratic 3.W9 Evacuted voting. Stole Sen. C. V. Mont­ gomery led attorney J. 0. HoUU The broadcast said more than of Carthage in a four-way race. 3,000 persons were removed from La Cotena, on the Carib­ Two others trailed badly. bean coast at (he mouth of Uk GOP Race In tbe distrlcl Republican San Felipe River. race ^to succeed Walker. State Havana radio said many i Sen. L. L. McAllister of Meridi- ry farm buildings'coUapsed 0. backed by. fflosLof tbe GOP der heavy winds and rains on ■adership, led Jasper Count' hie of Pines, more than attorney Travis Buckley o miles jouth of Pinar del m Louin.

Jhe slight change in direction Buckley is attorney (or I - Irom northerly to between while men. idenUfied as Ki north and . north-northeast — Klux Klansmen by the FBI, prompted the Cuban weather charged in the llrebomb death bureau to advise extending an ot Negro leader Vernon Dahmer emergency zone east to tbe of RatUesburg to January. aeotoegDS area, almost a «bM The cloaest race Involving an of the wi incumbent was in the' Sth Dis- long Islai tiicl, where the veteran Colmer, The U.S. Weather Bureau at a member of the House^stnee Miami said in Us latest bulletin 1932. led moderate Edward A. that winds up to 60 miles per Kbayat of Moss Point, a Jack- hour were j^wted Tuesday County supervisor. a/tenwon from Isle of Pines, Lawrence Guyot of Pass Chris­ off southern Cuba, to the path tian. a Negro Freedom Demo­ of the hurrfcane that already cratic candidate. had killed 73 persons in Hon­ - In South Dakota, Sen. Karl duras while forming.

Mundt overwhelmingly de- The bulletin said aircraft lolard Murphy. a Sioux ated Alma's center dark near latitude longitude 83.6 west — 200 miles With 675 of the 1.766 precincts • • of Havana amd sported, Mundt had -...............

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Murphy, who said he had be­ longed to tbe J<dra Brleh Society ' '* e, campaigneA on the that Mundt is too lib­ eral The Califomia campaign was heated, at times bitter.

Aim at Brown IReagan Chrisliqtoer were enjoined by stole party leaden against speaking ill of each oth­ er and each aimed b i t major The 20 Topeka members Of shafu at Brown. the Commercial Christopher was asked near Local 23 tbe end of the campaign if he Telegraitoers Union stopped would support Reagan if Reag- work Tuesday night after ne­ gotiations between the national n won the Domination.

His rtfptyr "IVe made no jnkin and the Western Union promises to anybody now. I'm a broke off at midnight. tow where Larry Timmofls. 23. 412 6 free agent. ] have no obligations Larry McNall. Waicrn Union except to my wife and family." lanagcr here, said no p ' Yorty, is a former member of message telegrams will be ..

Congress who has twice been cepled or delivered until an elected mayor of Los ^eles. agreement is reached.

selves. His IS largely an honorary elfice and with few oFficiat obtlgattons h^ood those of his IcilQw commissioners. Hit working re^nslbilities dn not approach those of To­ peka's mayor who is the head ot the munici­ pal government In fact as well as in name.

.WVn it comes lo commission salaries. Topeka should be etimp.ired Vwith Kansas City, Kan., with smaller cities under a different form of gov­ ernment. Mayor Charles W. ; Wright declared Tuesday.

Wrighl said only Kansas Qty I the stole aI.Ro has a full-time mayor and commissioners.^ Whether il should be as much as 315.000 city manager and equivalent a year (or the mavor and $12,000 a year (or population and tax Iwse. And, commUsioners. or 112.540 for the ma^ and he declared, Kansas Cltiam $10,540 (or commis.sloncrs. under two propo­ Itave been paying commission­ sitions which have recently been advanced, ers more than Topeka's present is debatoble. Petitions demanding a refer- level since 1959. enduiq on proposed salary increases arc inThe mayor took exception to . dIcaUve of public dissent. alary figures-quoted to Toes- ' ,-As long as Topeka chooses to operate day’s Dally Capital based on _ its business under mayor-commission gov-, survey of a oihtr Kansas. wronent. the proposah-of its elected ofO- communilies by the Dty of cials should be stodied equably and for the Coffeyville. ' I have not seen a advantages of their practical application. copy of that report." he told Tbe same realistic yardstick should be ap­ newsmen. 'T hadn t seen artyplied to suggested salary increases which thing until I saw (he story this may be justllied in diligem conduci of To­ morning and blew my break­ fast all over the wall.” peka's multi-million dollar business WTJghl said although the headline indicated Topeka paid-----ihc highest mayor's salary in the stole, Kansas Cilv wage levcU were $12,000 for .the mayor and $16,000 (or the other (our commissioners {rum 1959 I960 when they were hiked again lo $14.000 and $12,000.

He told .newsmen "no one outd ever expect any mayor who docs not work full Ume m capacity to be paid ttv same annual salary as Ute mayor of Topeka, who does, yet this morning's story left this fact out.

Pitu It Latbad my mind, the article which appeared to (Tuesday’s!

Capitol is highly indicative of the continued policy of not onlv Few will argue that a preseol wage of 616.666 a year for the mayor and »,4W for eommissloners of Topeka is ineommensHrate in the light of Itaeir of­ ficial rcsponsibllllies and Ume given to performance of (beir duties. It may even be accepted that, il their perfomaoce is isilttoelory to voters, an upgrading of salaries should be couidered.

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a iK Cernan in Space— Astrmsi Esgeae Cenaa moved Ibreagh space during Us IwoUmr waft oviside the Cemial spacecraft at it trUM the eartti Sunday. The ptotore was rtkased by tbe Natkoal Aerouantlcs and Space Admiabtralton Tnesday.

Spelling Champ Ready for 'Bee'

By JESSIE STEARNS Investigation highlighted Capitol Correspoodepi Pat's sightseeing schedule --WASK1NCTON — Patriok Tursday His -tot-souuanirs 48 caliber shell and Edwards. 12, Kansas' ebampioo speller and a giui enihuslut, .45 caUber shell and his coliectalked the FBI oat of "a whole Uon increased considerably a$ he kejn the t ' Cock{tlut'’ of souvenir bullet answering tjucrl shells here Tuesday.

After two days of sightseeing and guns.

"1 like tbe part about tbi and souvenir-collecting, spelling for keeps begins today tw Pat spies, too.” the btond spellci who represents Kansas In the added. "They showed us hov spies carry infonnaiion - tike National Spring Bee. hiding microfilm inside Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. hoilowed-out nickels and ihtogs Henry D. Edwards. Wichita, like that.” spelled down 91 other touanto to win the All-Kansas Spelling Bee sponsored by The Topeka Daily Capital a month ago and the right to represent Kansas in the national event.

Hotel ll Arcu The Natlonat Bee opens i 6:90 a m. today to the Grand Ballnwm of Hotel spelling bee headquarters, where Pat and bia parents are staying.

A tour of the Federal Bureau i

Country Parson

by Charles P. Mosby Jr. of Meridian, unsuccessful candidale for several poats in the past, and the Rev. aifton Whit­ ley. 32. a Negro, from Holly Springs.

With S74 of the stale's 2,0(B precincts in, Eastland had S3.547 votes, WWUey 6406 and Mosby 2,540. ,BHieriy Opposed Eastland has been bitterly opposed by civil rigbb-groups, but most candidates supported by the largely Negro Mississippi Freedom Democratic p^ made little more than a token showl flowing.

Also leading ^ big margins ere incumbent Democrats

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Reagan, Brown Face Voters in Novepber; Eastland, Mundt Win

By The Auoclited Prei* I ll was in (be 1964 elections Cali/OTiia Republicans turned U»at another former Hollywood to Hrtlywood once again Tues­ star, George Murphy, won the day night as primary election Republican nomination for the wtanB showed • actor Ronald U.S. Senate and went on to up­ Reagan winning the race for the set the Democratic Incumbent, GOP nomination for governor. Pierre Salinger.

With the first returns coming With returns in from 9,947 from popuHws Southern Callfor- precincts out of a totaJ of S)J«6 oia where he la stroogesl, Rea­ the returns in the gubcroalorial gan opened up a Inge lead race were; •^-wr- former San Francisco Mayor George C. (Siristopher. in the Democratic contest. Brown. 3B5.421, Yorty Sa.SSt. Gov: Edmund G. Brovniled Los In other Tuesday pr^aries: AngeFes Mayor Samuel H. Yor- — Sen. James 0. Eastland ty. Brown, seeking a third term. 'On, as expected, the nomtnaM despite the fact first returns <m for a fifth term, despite a came from the Lot Aogalaa record Negro turnout in ’ area where Yorty has been Mississippi congressional .

1—- iMyy siTOjjSl. mari^. Eastland was opposed

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FBI building and the exhibits Ibere, that be and his parents remained there after the other spellers in the regular lour group had left.

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said he believes bcdh newspapers are deliberately campaigning for a dty manager and are toterested in hold­ ing Qty ConunlsstM) pay down 'with the hope that some day “ i“»i» qualified Ihe people would scrrable to the polls and elect city manager.”

The mayor added he "doesn’t ‘ now" why the newspapers would be interested in doing so. )nd added: 'Tm not opposed to people voting on anything, but I^wMt them to get tbe facts, which 99 pw cent ol the pCMle won't take the time to get happen, and I J^jJey.ougbl to be straightWright recalled “«arly two

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Resume Walk In Mississippi

Talks Ended

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Man Is Dead Baker Head Seeks After Plunge College in Zambia

strike, which affecU some 20.000 lelegraphen na­ tionally, was originally sched­ uled to^begin May 31. but a severvday extension, ending Larry Timmons. 23, 4i2 W. Tuesday night, was granted. i4th, i4U>. Tuesday night'leaped to ..................

'Local members quit work b» death Irom the T • Damp, rather gloomy weather about 10 p.m. after word was

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Journal:!!) confute the facto for -' Topeka citizens, and as To­ peka's mayor I strongly resent

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resumed James H. Meredith's "march against fear” Tuesday.

The march, picking up newmembers as il straggled along U-S. SI. started at the spot where shotgun blasts felled Meredith.

Rights Leaders The leaders were Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., head of the j^lhem Chrisuan Uadership

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Police said Timmons, after SP..WP, .. . dl»,„ to M,.-.!,,,™, fCgptlBwd OB Page T, Cut-TrlWealher Burequ bureau said, said. surprised that ninning from his home, was (ol" In Jack»n. Gov. P«J Ihngan „ . biting . „ late li TuetpuUrt bill of by a girl onto tbe bridge. ion urged "the people of Misiis, day evening to Ihe.'Topeka area. ig be.Topi cNell Mid. "|lNear the renter span, he leaped The dinner was held in conneetjon wiih the inual meeting sippi Jo ignore eompleielv these PrecipitoUon at the TOpeka cl together on^r””’ railing of the of the Kansas conference of thef _ On the Inside extifbjttonisrs ariT stay away Westher Bureau Tuesday bridge and struck a sand bar. Memodlst Church. Baker is al from (his marolt.”

------tolud 4 inch by.mtdnlgbL cirrideatincd Methodist school.

■ March Th*«y Occasional showers and thun­ “I've‘seen the need for such! derstorms vtt develop in the Meredith, .a controversiaL. . officials Topeka area again today and.

Figure m .Mississippi, said be relat'ves humidity levels will started the march on the theory that if he could wallrsafely' remain uncomfortably high, ; jiI ech ecboul, ihrough-tlie stoic. Negroes who weaihcrroen said.

•'None of ns want to lose the! . ™ hospital, oflh ,system that is English in pai-i Tnv\«.* ■ Ihe ID Mississipth could leel Southerly winds are expecieB •A that they. couW register to vote to range from 10 to 20 m.p.h. momr- but something has to about 9 TC L>.

Otfl'l in safety, in the Topeka area today while done." he said. ' Topeka Porecest insurance mercury levels rise to around trtet ' Mostly cloudy ttirough to- 60 during the afternoon, rbc employees stopped Mobntu TiahtensHold esuse of a strike was Jn-4953. .cfefeP » en> t, ™.!. ~Weatber Bureau said.

Topeka's top temperature of "That onHCRed 54 days." he ;ment of-the Zambia rnsliiulion 78 Tuesday wu five degrees bfr said.

Obseners Asked » im »,m. h, (Ddiy_arainl 80. low the normal high for the In Waihinglon. a WU Spokeshe is counting on the i .dale in the capital dty. A iow, man said pr!vate"1ine service LA PAZ. Bolivia lAPi - The the Methodist. Board o.rd ol - »J3.-Tl,, The ppupm ireuipjDte » t» , “.J"“ ”4 Detailed Weather 58 was recantan»c£ore dawn other similar (acilitieerin-'military junta hu» a-^ked lhc.si''05 eluding government-leased lines Orga News. Page 2 m Xopeb.

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in the Ungworth Office BuUd- there Tuesday before be turned to the hotel where lutog.

While Pat wu In the con- and Sister Mary SL Eileen spent gresanan'i eflice, be met the about two hours going over three Presiderrtial Scholars' "hard words" in ber roorn, from Kansu - Alfhfld Larson.

Yooth Studtad Topeka, and John D. Krebs Pal admitled later "I wasn't and Carol Lynn Shapley. both of sure of a few of Ihe words' Wichita. they went over Tuesday afterPat and hto parents and Sis-, and he drilled himseK on ter Mary SL Eileen, the spell- them Tuesday night "to be suner's coach, and the "scbolars I get them in my head." were luncheon guests of ShrivAt the National Spelling .Bcp er and Rep. Chester L. Mize.

R-Kan.. in the House of Repre­ where .spellen draw numbers in advance to'determine the order sentatives members’ dining to which they will spell. P a i Mm. Although he had missed drew No. 9 to will spell ointo breMcfast earlier becausebe among the 7I cintestanto in the bad overslept, Pat just had a first round of today's bee.

“We like the No. 9," his grilled cheese sandwich and a couple of glasses of Iced tea (or mother said. She explained ‘Sister said it will help him to lunch. spell early to the first round be­ Interview Taped The young speller and hto cause the other spellers get sort have 10 group later were escorted to the “prayer room" used exclusive­ ly-!^ members of Congreu where Pat met Sen, Frank Carl­ Patriot, who to a aevwnh son, R-Kan., and Rep. Robert grader at St. Thomu Aquinas Dole. R-Kan. Pat later (ap«d a Catholic Grate Sduol to Wichtalevtolon Interview with Con­ iU where Sister Mary St. Ei­ leen to prindpil. went to bed gressman Shriver.

When the Edwards' and Sis­ rly Tuesday - hopeful of beter Mary .St, Eileen returned to j well-rested for the bee to­ Ibe hotel during nfid-afternoon. day. tbe adults went to their rooms "I hope be sleeps better to­ while Pat went around tbe cor- night," hto mother remarked. er from the hotel to gel a piz- "Last night he got iq> and ram­ bled around the room when ev­ s.

The small pizza restaurant erybody else was trying to near the bote! bu become Pat's sl^." she added, explaining (ararite hauut since hto arrival Pat finds it a Ultle hard to set­ to Washtogtoa Sunday. He bad tle down after “going at such a a pepperonl and cheese pizza pace aP day.”

10 thr Kansas: Confwence.j "I hopo wo rccnjjniie that Bishop W. McFerrin Stowe.|this i* Uk- )ud«menl of God aaid. "We are a church of 109.-:upon each of in because we eoo member* that cannof main-1 have not really believed gospel of Christ, and havi Uin lUeU This is a tragedy lived this gospel " "People who by their own « eem show the love of Cod will PoMtble methods of evangel­ have otbert follow tpn.' ism In reaching unchurched and said. d by the Rev, Charli Knight. Ottawa, vice chairman of the conference board of evangeilsm Reoewal Proposed He proposed concentrated newel programs In each local raeetlBg Tuesday. This to the third Boor and will bowse of­ church, visitation by laymen nrlty' BenrIit l.ifr Inoraece Co.'s aew home office bendfices. An coployet' cafeteria will be oo Ibe fourth Doer. regularly throughout the year, tog to SBL board rarroben oo a tow whleh fotlowed their The coapuiy plans to occupy Ihf boildtog this fall. and prayer groups.

The delegates, both ministe­ rial and lay. were divided into smeli groups to discuu pro­ posed legislation to come be­ (CentfBoed Pram Page I) fore the conference this week. years ago ■ majority of the cl CrewttalRU which will be added zens of this city voted to retain growt iwth Decesaitatas.

Hugh Stouppe, asslfUnl Ip the Foil Allowing the board meeting dean of the Kansas University Abrahams conducted the mem­ school of religlofl. told Ibe dele­ bers of the board on a tour of me that Che clUutis would cer- gates that enroHmenl in re­ made by John Hombletm Abra­ the new ' Uinly want a fair and equitable ligion courses st KU is growing. hams. president of the 74-yearsales, a talar)' for the men who admin­ "BnrplImenI this year ii 66D. old mutual company, following! ister that government" a 2S per cent increase over last the annual board meeting.

•EdltoriaHam' Blaaied employe year, and double what it was Elected vice presidents were However, be charged the fourth floor. three yean ago. Within five Phillip W. Forakcr, 4216 W. newspapers have "taken excep­ years enrollment in the school MUi; Bumelt A. Halstead Jr, Members of tbe Security Bention to a completely unbiased will be 1.S00 students." he said. 2316 Fairtown Court, and James eflt Life's Board of Directors Citixens Committee appointed Howard Metzger, SllS Brent­ by this commiaslon to ' wood Road. wage structure and Appolnled ustotant vice presi- varsity. Metzger has wriUenja-chief underwriter for . have injected edttorMUsm dents were Gewge L Ream, numerous papmt oo advertis- Insurance company to Waco ihe news columns In order 2M1 Fairway Drive, and Ron­ tog, salea promotioo and public Tex. As assistant vice presi further the purpose In obtaining ald J. McChristy. 2132 Irving- relaUon. Since heading Securi- dent McChristy to responsible Tmm<; R>rct A Oreiwr, t»mn. city manager ty Benefit Ufe's promotkmal di-for the sales eomdtoatlon ham.

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Vice Preskdeat E^ertonced vision, the company hu re-|tbe Reinsurance Division, MtmStimT'i F'‘°jMito! "t highly reienl thU. for I beForaker joined Security Beito- ceived more awards of excel-] lleve that a newspaper certainly Company Makes Cato m Life in 1K3 u director of lence from the life Advertisers! bu every right to edHoriellK the Employee Benefit Plans Di­ Aun. for materials proikieed Abrahams reported an Insim o. ■.•Wib r«>r«, P*MS|M, Ctm.i on Its editorial page only, while J<mn w.

WcSrlM. emlMnt. fietnl of gi bU vision which eocMnpasaea the (or Us field force than any olher “« its news colnmni should ett^ company. lion 2S0 mlliion and currem as noxto i-Mx eiM, T«p««ii Dr. jvnn (Ceattoaed From Page 1) salei and eervictog of group and completriy unhIssed, unvarI sets of over 1112 million. Abrapension lasuruice. phus.

He PotoMed Ad Owb nisbed truth, accurately report­ xmner, rutod the death a su 1 said thCM figures ed. allowing, yew-readers to cide. He add an autopay win was appointed assistani vice !tzger to founder of tbi Security Benefit Ufe l^lhe to Honv* presideot to IM. form their own opinion." he be performed today.

Mail Oub of Top^, co­ 7 per cent of life insurance com founder of the Professioiial Ad­ pflniAg nationally Police said TUvnons had re­ Asked by aewamen to Uenlify ceived a traRk^et for illegat vertising dub'of T(9eka and the largut Ufe insurance com the particnlar news stories license plitasf end had been a member of the board of dlrec- pany domiciled in Kansu. which editorialised about (h e charged with reckless driving ton of the Centennial chapter He said just ten years dtlteu' committee on wages, ■bout m hours before his leap.. of the Public Relations Society Security Benefit Ufe's in 1 the mayor searched hi. of America.

They said Timmons had posted figure wu 2220 miUion and asbooks and found a Dee. Ream wu named director of in bond at the Toptk* PoUcc m ■-Joumal story.

Statkm. the Accident and Sickness Divi­ “With the completion of Today's (oreeaa calls (or a haod of sbawen aver a wide It quoted his eUtement Chet "i BID Thornton. !1, lycnmseh, sion of Security Benefit Life In ew lUHne office bulldtog, which area al the aatian, starttag to Vtrgtata aad (aiutog ant categorically deny any and aD was the first arrival on the I960 after serving u an exam­ we win occuply to the early aerau the Midwest np inta Moatau aid at far loath as accusations made toward roe or scene. After he wu Informed by iner for the Kansu Insurance (an of this yur. we will tounch Artaaaa. It wffl be warm ialbeEattaadWestaade^to any member of our Qfy Cwn- a girl that Timmons had jumped In Ml he wu into another expamloo prodin the skies toe Saato Ceatnl statet. mlssion. that these cKlxent from Ibe bridge, he rushed to Foraker it a native of tana and wu gradated from Darned health Iniurazia dlraetar gram-~«e will populala our ovB* many scctioos of Central wm a handled eelection of stoUoB and called po- Washington Stata Uidvertity. and to UM be ............... rwuhatofittooand Weatem Kansu late Tues­ people instnieted to I. police end Before jidntng Security Benefit aisuat secretary. Before becom­ al career Ufe agents, offer even day, but only a few touched salary tnereaiei. Again I chal­ ambulance arrived irrlved moments Life, Pontoter held a stmilir po- ing an examiner with the Kan­ broader coverages to the Instn^ ground briefly to remote areas. lenge anywe to show me frof later.

No tonudo damage was reportsilioa with a large life totur- su Insurance Department, ing public and increase where Ihe City Commtttleo Ream wu an officer and dlrec- home offid iffice work force," Abra- d. ' Rata Pslttog ■nce company to Topeka Weather eould be Involved in any wrongcuually insur Funnel sightings were reportdoing or poHtieal expediency in A light rain fell as nremen Virginia. mitRvmn. j| «t J J» »m.

■Initially the new building d over a vast area ranging rvinyl Halstead wu appointed asso­ company.

•Wfr'i nilninuim M •) |:IS tm. 0»canylng out these an»int- swung their 100-foot aerial cm:;I£ on. tension ladder over the ral ciate actuary in IMl and was McChristy joined Security will be a 67,50O>square-foot rum four miles southeast ol meata.” lenefit Life to 1962 u a ip ' structure comprieed of four sto­ -hiren ^rii_ to lower Jim Hopkins, a I elected actuary to 1261 A naHe was nnahto to nnd another repreantaUve to'tbe Reii ries. The ultimata proposet rido border to 20 miles east ot IM. fO MT «>Xf W example, but said "I imisrve got man. to a sandbar by a 200-foot Uve of New York, be wu grad­ ance D4vtoioo. He fonnerly wu height of the buUding'to 14 sto) fjn.: iMt. u Mf CM M 1 ».m.

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Newton - nearly 300 miles uated from Cdgmbto Unlvenithat from foiae|daee."

While Hopkins checked Tim­ away. nd served to the actuartol Ueqdtlei Charged Tj’ST'm methods research deparb In bis three-page prepared mons' condition, i rescue bislowered. Timmons ment of the Equltobfe life As­ tornadoes accompi BUlemenl. the maytr declared; vigorous thunderstorms "I am in no way dlssatlstted was dead when he wu lUled surance Society before joining Temperatures Security Benefit Ltfe. A fellow nioibled across Kansas Tues­ with my Job or the salary but from the sand bar. ' the Society of Actuaries and day afternoon and evening. The It would seem to me that the storms Included heavy rain, cUizens and (axpayers of our the Kartsn Rhrer*i tuiify wa­ active to Ihe affairs of that ■>ters. showing nmmemt appar­ soctotion. Hatotoad hu genenil gusty winds and hail. city would want to know that i\:z the urban renewal director in ently landed on his back, then Three penou were injured in John Reb, 239 Freeman, wu dolf-ball-atae hall was report­ Nmx . .. 71 Topeka, the director of our pov­ bounced or rolled onto his face. of the Actuarial Dej twocar accident at E. 14th elected grand knight of North ed at Great Bend in Barton Traffic Rtttnctod County Tuesday night. Wind erty program, many of our and Madbon late Tuesday after­ Topeka- CouacQ 3606 of the gusto toere were estbhaled at school admlnlslrstive effteUls Police raslrkied traffic to sinnoon. le lanes lai as well as city depanmenl gle in north and south di­ tor of public retotions to 196L A. J. Hamm. Ventura. Calif., Knights of Crtumbus at tts reg- 90 m.p.h. during the storm, the j-SJciw";" heads receive an annual sal­ rections while rescue equipment A graduate of Washburn Uni- and hto wife, Lovtoa, were ad­ utor meeting Tlieeday.

Weather Bureau said.

Forecosts ary greater than the mayor and end emergency vehicles were mitted to SL FrancU Hospi- Alexander G. Burghart Sr., Hl^ winds with gusto up working on Ihe bridge. Hundreds dlyc • ‘ where both were ItsM in 624 E. Gordon, wu elected 100 m.p.h. ware repiwted durl _ of persons lined the bridge raila thimderstonn shortly before by hasp!jtTwSf »3*t.**.»••%««* tog to- watch recovery operqntditight ^Kddsy 8t Emporia. totafnelMi Tuesday oighL ' tTMWaZT Ultlovei - Hantt Hamm suffered a scalp cut « Showers may have been f wi» luntrM MoMrt na !?«*■ Blues, and Timmons wu taken to Davldand hnitoes, bo^ital (ffleiaU Walter Hefner, im MuWane, heavy emogb In NortlrCentral certainly the peoplee asho h o u I d son - Esiinger - Out! Funeral stkL Several stitches were tak­ chancellor; Eldon Hammeke. Kansas Tlieaday night to cause 2212 Madeline Lane, warden; know that the C nuh-floodlng 00 creeks (hat en to the cut Hto wife suffered U.S. Weather ' Francis HoRman, S3S Harrison, empfy Into the Lower Solomon, bruises on her arm and hip and recorder; Vincent Clerics, 3701 Saline and Smoky Hm rivers, u gran Brides Too Costly beads to sceomidisfa this (act bum Uni John Hicks. 47, 602 W. Morse, W. 10th. treasurer; Pete Gart­ tbe Weelher Bureau warned.

Kansos Weather. without regard for the msyor JERUSALEM. Jsraril Sector Dept, or HeMth. suffered multiple cuts and ner. 1172 CoUege, advocate; S ■J S and conunlssionen' salary (API - Y«ing mm of the 1 Wetfirt. the bruises, hospital ofiiciaU said. Harold Burghart. 122 Van Bo­ Topekon Gra<Juates alniclure." ren. toside guard; Robert GuDnise sect in the IsraeU village Wuhington office of Sen. James *< M I VALPARAISO - (Speciall denkauf.

646 Chester, outside *> tt As examples. Wright recalled of Pequiin in Galilee have pub- B. Pearson said Tuesday, Backfire Costs $75 Elaine O'Gara, daughter of Mr. »I JF aplained IJ The larger Is for 17.698 under Fire kiss w s estimated at ITS guard, and Don Briggs, 316 Or­ and Mrs. Maurice O’Gara, 717 5 S 500 a year, chard. trustee. much and i the Higher Education Act for i, >«—*»_j2 RooKvelL was graduated tram I to I12AOO religious leaden to set a ceiUnglacquir’lng laboratory and other : n.-aa at Delegates to thejlale conven- Valparaiso (Ind.) UnhrenHy 'aftemoon when ihq carburetor: . . _.................. and police and (ire ^ d 2.000 Israeli pounds - sp«ial equipment and material. backfired al 1614 Sage, TopeksiUon to Kansu City will be Reb with a Bachelw of Science de■s S ■ firemen said. Owner of the carjand R i ch a r d Sdimldt, 3012 [ree. Miss O'Gara received the degree with a major to French, was Larry Bvne. 1626 E. 22nd. Meadow Luk. • S ie who receives 24.000 annutoly..men lo work for years m the ^-Uion svsiem which will uUlize works only part lime, aliendlng; ciues to earii the male dowry. the facilities of KTWU, the nnicMranission meetings and greet-1 . versily's ETV .station 1 IMAL earlier statement that he dis-j' covored while attending a may­ or's seminar two -weeks ago that he was the luwut paid full-

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The City Canmis.sioo tried! ,r: r* earlier this year to bmt wages; from the present 210.000 and 26.Divorces 400 levd to 215,000 and 212.000 or. allernalively. 212J40 and . 210,640. They were beaded off by a voter petiiien campaign.

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Proposals for settling ttling a sheet;'for a vote vote meeting, No ,progress on settlement ofimanagcr o _ local, said metal workers' strike were' A sp<Ailesman for the Sheet another building trades strike.;Tuesday n dale had ..... afternoon -....... . -V) .I... .1 ro^ by both sides at a M e t a 1 Contractors Assn.. _kUk which also began at midnight -been set for a meeting toottors against which 'the local struck, May 31. was reported late Tucs-ltempl to settle the dispute, said he thought no approval of flay. loliday Inn T*p«ke OetlT Cephel ^ proposals must be lubmttled to the piopos^ could be especled Plumbers -and SteamdUers '•S-maev. a, 1W J members of both groups for ap­ before Friday or Saturday.

Local 165 Is nruck against the proval or disapproval before Both men declined to say Topeka Master Phunbers Assn. what issues In the new contract NegotialioM on wages and the strike could end. ” M. L Pierce, buslneu man­ are Involved or what the new fringe benefits failed to produce ECOMO-CAm ager for Sheet Metal Workers proposals are. agreement before expiration of Local 77. said members of the -The union’s contract with the tha 4inton's contract with the CARb S TRUCKS >/ union must vole on the new association expired at midnight association. contract proposals, but that May 31. The strike goes Into its W. C A- Hardy, business dale had been set late Tuesday eighth day today.

McLOUTH (Special) - The Edmonds Evangelical United CLAY CENTER (Special) - Brethren Church, known locally Hie Board o( Gay County Com- as Edmonds Otapel, will ob­ missioDen has signed a lease serve its TSlh anniversary Sun­ agreemeot with the Corps or day.

Army Engineers (or a city park The churebds 4H miles north KDMONns EUB GrURCH In ne« Wakefield. of McLoulh on K-K. Maloy Quinn,' the county Bishop Paoi W. Milhouse. gineer, said the lease has been bishop of the Southwest Area sent to Washington for final ac­ of the EUB Church wfll speak tion. at the II a.m. worship service.

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Fire Hazord Special music IT planned.

Fenner Site Picked NUERNBERG. NAGPUR. India (AP) G. (fTerm A basket dinner will be held The 2&-year .lease is (or 7S at noon and a program wlU fol(API - Vice Chtginllor Temperatures ranging up to 120 acres o( the old -townsite which Mende predicted . k at tbe annual ^ In the May-June bcaL Wave igadjoin the new towa _ WESTMORELAND (SpecUl) tence tn the Kansas State Rehcrl that West ™ — A' St. Marys teenager formalory at ' The Corps of Army Engineerdgp^ will Director M.C.[ ' pleaded guilty to a reduced many will exchange ambassa-f'’'"38f has ^ted a boat ramp and a Wrighi of Topeka, conference charged with slaying his father he dors with Romania In the fall, Pradhan of the National Fire chaige. park! _ ‘'"'superintendent. A history of the received the maibnum making the Bucharest govem- College reported. He Investigat-i park area and contracts will be churrii will be read, time will Defendant in the case it the first in the East bloc ed a series of fires lhal cau:jsedf let soon for clearing debris and be made available for reminisc­ Gerald Wochr, 19. who the Soviet Union to have I coiuiderabte loss of and' filling in basements.. ing and special music will be Topeka Sisters Set charged in the shotgun slaying outside of his father. Dribert. at the diplomatic relations with Bonn. I property. provided Work Planaed Soon For Donee Program family home April 27.

Rev. Homer W. Wokott !■ XAVIER (Speeial)-Two Tfr County Ally. D. M, Sparks ' 8-slsters at Saint Mary Cold (^T-|duccd the charge from third g GompIstO VSCUUIII GlOailOr SOTViCS S July 1, Quinn sakt, and a care­ Edmonds Chapel traces Us peWsisters taker wiU be hired to maintain history to the IBSOs when it was leges will appear with the Con- ^ r to fourth' organised at the Round Grove cert Dancers, a modem dance the park. and' . On Hoover. 6-E. Klrty, Eureho Scboolhouse. three miles north troupe, in 4 special television degree Initial cost of the park will of McLoulh.

Waehr pleaded guilty.

■ And ill Others.................. show Thursday, be shared by the county and Services were held in a District Judge John Brookens Candice and Pam Moke, $4.50 ■ NEW HOSE for Any Voenm ClmMf federal governments. Each wilt building there untU trustees augbters of Col. and Mrs. EUU then imposed the maximum n»9M CE S.3491 for FREE Plekop oik> Dolivery provide $33477i0. billed to enlarge and a haU i (. Moke. M Greenwood. wiU sentence, two years in the Federal funds have 2 TONKA’S OHLT "foctwv A ' at tbe present appear In the show at 6;30 formatory. 'budgeted and coonty funds will site for 120. The present build­ The youth Was taken Monday: HOLLIDAY SQUARE be released when the lease is ing was erected and dedicated 29Hi end Topeka afternoon to the Hutchinmn in­ returned, in 1891. stitution.

A basement was constr under the church in 1944 and • saves your shopping time. Downtown store hours. 9:30 to 5:30 IMondeys, the Interior of the building was I for both Pelletier stores. Hoflidey Square store hours, 10 to 8 iSalurdeys, refinisbed a lew yey later.

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■^-SagAalaUBffiapttal WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8.1966

I An OutstandingJob WbU« Kanura, and especia11;r Etnporians. will regret tbe departure et Dr. John E. King t> president or the Kansas State Teachers (Allege of Emporia, all will wish him well In his new port w president of the University ol Wyoming.

Allhoufb most InrtttuUons of higher learning have been sboiring tnariced growth In recent years, few can show a belter record thao Emporia SUle. where a major tartar In this growth has been the able leadenhip of Dr. King.

When he look over as E^le president In I9M, the college had airanrollment ol U30. It was to reach, during Dr. King's admlnlrtralion, 8.4SS u ollatt faU. Ihe Univerally of Wyoming will have 6JD0 to 7.000 next (all, according to The Emporia Gazelle, ■bout the same expected for-Emporia State.

Jaha King is the kind el cdocator who nerts his ludesli OB Aeir own gnnd. He ceaM. and did while at Emporia, talk with then ahaot everyftlag aid aaythiag.

Ever present was bis droll sense of humor and the toach of nothen drawl In his voice reflected the locale of his earlier education. He received e bKhelor of arU degree from North Texas Stale Unlverslly when he was 18 years pid. an Indicator of the further honors in education that would come to an a of continued building on the Emporia Stole campus, it was not m tmeoeuiwi tight to see Dr. King stop to talk with coostrucUon workers. No one could feel lU at ease to his presence.

If we teoacd Ui be]M abeai »e Bnperto tartltoUoa correctly, It was that Emporia Stale ibeaM be primarily the teaeberi crtlege it was tateadad to be and he tel Us geUs tccardtagly. The record sbawi be siKceeded welt a^a time when lha need tar teachers m^BBlcd every yoav« * ** — The King sense of humor could be eppareni even o formal occasions.

We recall watching an Emporia Stale c Lwimiuny one hot rammer anemoon at the acfaeol stadhim.

Tbe capped and gowned graduates were sweltering aloDg with te capped and gowned dignitaries. Those in the stands looking eo were equally warm.

As Dr. King was making kom remarks to tbe aiidlcnce, a ciood suddeniy obscured the sm.

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Criticism Hangs Heavy Over IBJ In While House

By INEZ ROBB What lOO per cent, redblooded American citizen has not spent sleepless nighu com­ posing furious letters to arro­ gant and faceless public offi­ cials: letters d angry protest against the slings and arrows of ootrageoas fate in the fonh of duly conrtitnted anthority?

And how many red-blooded citizens have actoally wrilten such letters? By dawn's ISO years to pennit the citizen wo sadly realize - once more to lefoff stoam and fitfit verted -l^lhat we can't lick aty Han. authorily.

It^ayt shoving peo^ anxmd U prtM Of feci the emandutever glvf^ them a dumce budsmaa is a ems betweeu to 1^ back. So tbe kUen go Batman and n prttile etr inta unwritten. Who can estimate wbfcb tbe aggilev^ citlsea the damage done tbe mass can cry hU legitimate beef psyche by such frustrations? agaiert tbe law. At artne tee SDCH frustrations are ended in Us Die, everyone agrees lor the 1.4 million residents of wHta Mr. Bunble of “Oliver Nassau County, out on Lwg Twist" Ibst "tbe law Is a Istaod and bard by New York ass—a idloL"

B) JIM BISHOP WASHINGTON. D.C. - Tlie big old-Ushtoned room In the Hotel Washington overlooka the root of the Treasury, Dept, tad the White House, The roof Is

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Envy is a vicious emotion. It feeds on itself. There are a lot of people In this town who wouhl like to see Uw President out from under that copper roof and someone else In. Timo or death always changm the tenants, but 1 have never known a President to be as weighted with criti­ cism as this one.

Pickets patrol his front gale.

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CHy. where current Irustrations The trouble li« in proving it. are even beyond tbe reach of ,nd this is where the anbudsman shinm as both confidant of Nassau County Is the first harassed citizen and as American community to ap- Batman in righting hU wrongs, point an ombudsman, defined wiu, Batman at his side, who's as “an imparttal investigator of ^nid of City Hall? There is cllhens’ compbinU against te faUce in the offing for e state," The office of ombuds- n,an who has been swindled by man has existed in tbe Scandi- , parking meter that swallows navlan countries for more than coins vritboot a single slir of its needle to indicate tbe iminber

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They sing. They chant. They right. They faint. It's a heU of a front door for any resident.

In Congress, the Gerald Fords can cta.i.prew c^erenee at any I'f"* to indict or -----any action, or lack of action,

By ROBERT S. ALLEN and on te pert of the Presldenl ■ -BAUL SCOTT Too much, too little, too fast.

WASHOfCTON - North Vietuo slow causes bolU of lighl- N«n ^ installing ground-to-air nlng to b hit the copper rooftop, missiles and anli-aircralt guns Herry Truman used to say; several limes as ^fast es te _ dwfoytn* , • Don't shoot the piano player.

This ominous development He’s really trying." m m • hlghll0ils the latest Iniaillgeoce ^•ERV PRESIDE^ te now teing studied by s^ts of hypersensitivity. Pr^ ““*'*• .. . ,

Viet Reds Increase Aircraft Defense

“We'd better gel aa wtffi the degrwt aow." said Dr. King, ‘^c've arra«ed for a dead jTpasi aver to H wID be coder.” /

teacher named Feldman come capabilities wani tet despite In three mornings a week to Intensified U.S. air attacks there teach the President the value ■« now more .................... than 800 Soviet■ ■....................................

Emporia Stole and tbe Kansas ttoto a buck. Elsenhower, aortn- SA-2 missile sites and 36.000 lem it going to miss John King. TSe students who were hero, was a general anU-aircrafl guns in North Viei and"a-generil~kirows nothing ‘ Neitr-------------privileged In know him will remember him as ■ friend and countelor who did an anletoading Job. We join in wish­ about economics. Whatever he IN THE PAST 18 n ing him wrti in Ms new potitiae. claimed destruction of appnxiWhenever Elsenhower was matoly ona-thlrd te number of these mlsilet and anti-aircraft olOd^ by Congw for sp^-

For Humane Treatment

e bean held recently on pro­ posed taws to require bumana trealmeot of animals used in laboratory research and to halt teft ^ pets by <><Alers supplying tbe market -----This Is legislation, it seems to us. tet has bera needed for a long time.

Ust mcBth tbe director of the Wlchiu Homane So­ ciety charged tet dog "farms” which provide animals for Irtxratory use are big business in Kansas ud tet some su^ operston "are working out of Wldilta." He did not name the loca'tioo of ueh farms because "we're trying to catch them tritb the goods " The problem of humane treatment of animals used in laboratories and Us companion pnUera - te supply of such animals - has never been given adequate eoosideralion until now.

Most paepto lake the view tet animal aiperiroaot*Uen U naecssary to te advancamant of medical science and te public health. But most, of them also believe, surely, that such animals are entitled to humane ireatment.

Aa aeqaaintonee of ours who is acUnly at wort to >alB adequate reguUUeu af te I If Bays she. aad maay ethert, do Mt look tory t at ogres or faO to realize tet upeuthe. thalr flidtop wtU eveamaBy aav# Uvea.

But there should be compassion for te dumb animals which may gi« their lives » that human beings might e for varying degrees The bills in 1 of control, some effective and some less so. The pntolem becomes more complei beceuse It has been traditionally opposed by some medical men who fear government “red tope.’

But there should be a way to satisfy everybody and at the same lime provide for te pn^ care'of laboratory animals. Humane and adequate care sbouM be little enough to do for tl^ servants of human beings.

Tbe House of Repreaentotives has already passed a bill - limited to dogs and cals - i^iring tet te D^f: of Agriculture bcense and inspect dealers who sell their animals to laboratoriu.

This would strike t-biew «t teotteLAnd.inercengry “dognapers" who make a' Cving stoaUng te pels of others whereivr and wbenever they can.

Periodically reports crop ap to Tapefca tel dog thieves areatwarfcbrtdaiteRUenra dUOcwtt to prew wbeii some af te (Ueves are fly-by-Blghteri who get Ml of ten once teir grab af pets Is made.

At u toe case in most avenues of endeavor, there are the good czamples — well-kept research laboratories where, . animals are used atM te treatment is humane. But toe beartleu dog dealers and others who handle te experimeataL.enifflah cruelly ought rut to be allowed to do m.

Surely Congress can devise a law that will be effective.

.IN KANSAS..

—THE CDUNTV' A'mZEN-ol Frodoitti-deflnesa -busineu conference as a colfee break with napkins .

The Parsons Sun repeals te man who said “He’s tbe - - Und in guy who bores yea stST end Ite's even worse aober.'"

Citizen Complaints Find Place To Go

Between 7.000 and 8,000 Russjan, Red Chinese and Eastern European ledmictons are assUL tag the Norlh Vietnamese, An undetermined number of Cubans ----------by----------------trained the Soviet-in use of the SAM missile* hwrjuxi arrived in Hanoi.

Low - level reconnaissance photographs taken in-' recent weeks reveal that as many u

-alions in the First Corps sector. <1^ {{«{,< highly mobile B—. guns, portable radar, wju, their ..... _____________ .re _____________ described asI the most modera anti-aircreft weapons prodoced by Russia and CzechoSlovakia.

Shlnoed to Mainhoss aboird Sovlrt'Se shlps,^h^V» airlifted In crates by large Rus-

lo-air missiles ring IT jia^y targets" . ’ in I liphong complex.

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Laos, the g«M are handcar- loat^of mllitoiy and . ried across the border and as- retura to North Viet Nam. sembled in South Viet Nam. At praent. the Communists U-S- air rtrikn against Red have no kno«n-^aund..Jo^toir....nil liDet tad highwayt-whUe missiles m South Viet Nam. A akwlag down deUvtriet frmn which are corting the U.S. aa Bumber of SAM rttes ere to tofphoBg, have not stopped e of oae plane a day. operaUon In the southern part . the grtning flood of thlpo( North Viet Nam near the menu, northwest leetton et Son demilitorized emmunzea ame. ^vi»* mvaaIm in Viet Nam tet is onder Viei The huge helicopters, which .

Cong eontroL «. appeared Ui In Norm Nnrth Viet *^7 —--- ----------fjp,, vi« —,v.

^ mteate te.000 North TWO regular North Viet N«n N.m last «oota. anOtoimaR Vietnamese, or nearly the »«ne anU - rtreraft baltolion, have guns., mtoiie, «k1 radar are aloof. Herbert Hoover, to t h e Vietnamese, U.S. contrary, told me on bis 8Sth number of Viet Nam. now man these the first lime. 17111 tafonnaUon ,j,t imrolvtag several hundTMl abipt aiHi ihd cargo planes, IK Bum the scars for many years, he tern.

RuBltn freighters from the mese officeTs captured ta recent felt tel the dignity of his high office kept him from answering

m by the govYork. Frenklln D. RooscvelL Hoover was re­ ferred to as te father of the (keel Depmsioo ef the '3Si,

Going Through U.S. Bureaus Tough Job for a Newsman

By DON MACLEAN WASHINGTW - There are The noble ideaUst. John F. days when 1 think 1 should have tea up apme simple racket, Kennedy, felt the whijAash of taken r computer B brail criticism but toying to It of te U.S. et bis enemies as though dis- get information out agreement and treason - were goverament.

Blade Sea port of Odessa are passing through the Suez Canal wiUi cargoes openly declared for Haiphong . . at tbe rate of slightly more ten ilightly than <ne a day.

This flow of » to J5 ships a month compares with 18 to 20 via Suez at the beginning of the year. In its surveillan^l tbrae tJ* Navy reports that the Soviet bloc vesseU after un-

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Surely, if a man who frugs himaeU into a heart attack at an office party can collact workmen's con Izen wiu breaks a toe kicldng I surly parking meter is en- ' tilled to equal protection, • • • IN NASSAU County, the new ombudsman is pledged to protect citlzeu “against inefficiency. maladminlstraUon. arrogance and abuse on the part of govemraenL'' U there were a federal ia my congressional disWet. I would be sit­ ting ta hit afllce right now. demanding tet the govenieither overhanl the postal lyitem or farm It out to private csterpriw. Or bring back Wetli Fargo.

The flying time between New York and Pittsburgh is one bour and U minutos. Yet an airmail letter, embossed with a spedal delivery stomp, sent u from <mu the iMier«»the fonner city receni ly required rwiuu fouT days in trsBSit. omb^m

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'’'S' ^ ™»y clerk can readifastor ten loaes. u .____ seei^ jf j• ^ entitled . . -__ ._____ .H^ —<•••». •• -V- to — no •— to min^ b<mb Halrecompense for this Pony phong hirbor. When Pennsyl- Express serwe ta a jet age, is vanlB's Gov. William Sembm „oHbe — visited Westmoreland's^ bead- ^ e thirty-three wasted quartan recently, the Army “ commander urged him to use • * • his influence to taduce President mY LETTER would have Johnson to authorize such an f,j«i belter - and faster with a regular fivecent stomp.

I want a thre«*m refund on

He said I'd probably get I„..r .n».r {, cuS«” At, i.ni« ca.,'the rw.«mii,-KU supples are now coming through

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The big increase ta Soviet 'sea weald tare if be played Section supplies confirmed by Gen^ as test Bad kwte wllb te latereal Revenue Service as erai John McConnell. te pot efllce has dealt with

By Ik w.y I bwn IMS M suit, -liol b quest around 8:30 wn., near An ally ta fighting City Hall Is a beautiful prosp^. bbnt&Tk itippAl lnl« lb, •"> *"• ?• flee, some 23 telephone calls later, it was time lor Itffich, ^Zulo Bennington Gre which was where he was. with milk..! immediately teleEventeUy, I foimd J. StewHis office suggested Malcolm criticism u unrea^bte bep 0,^. Jr.. In- art Honler. the Surpoa ’ cause each is doing his best (ormalion Chief of Agriculture. Geacral’s information spa- Hope or Edward ~ Milk Programs, at ^ « ■ *!;«"■• He referred me to Robert Rath- ciallsL HU office told me to Mter man than he was before bone, of Agriculture Research.-' caU te Public Health Serv- was "down te hall.'

Hope’s oUice highly recom­ be ^ te wpper Rafhbooe's office said may- ice’s Den Rice, mended Daryl Taylor, of Mitk roof. Each knows tet this i* Sanitatioo.A friend's long-haired cat came home with his hair t the last rt^ In a succe.Qful eafeer.- fliii wrv-uBroc iheBr" starts off with the noUon that . be, and he alone, can cure te imu, 01 yawn ‘ for ' combing out knots. bill for ^ $t.7S. which seemed a a mile mile' to teh ills of the world and nation. flight -^^d me^^ouble to ^ Uial 83 <f IfiSwl went for tranquiliiers.

LYNDON JOHNSON ji no «z- story. Frantically.

-...........................I couldn’t do a thing with tel cat till I ertmed him dowa.' toe I caUed ceptioa. Hit attitude of patience Mr. Taylor, who said call Mr. he said.

Krittaa in Food ProiecUon. ft IS mANGE ROW ONE KIND of crime stems to be NaturaUy. be was at hinch. thing ri^ and a he wants to do in the e of his.......................... tastant. Not 10 mtait at this la You koMv, we’ve’Sm hearing P»P«» of U«r«e persons, one a yotrag molher and one a young uta later. Now. I rumor all day about some- man. who had hanged themieives witoBt a few moolhi after Otey Criticism from many Mar­ king- going on in Mmnespolis.” had witneised or ta sane way been cocnected with te. case of a ten bounces off te esecutive rtte pn^ly beard man who committed suicide in tet way. mansion every dey. This causes tt from people I'd been calling.

More recently there have been several cases ot abductions of Mr. Johnson to bristle, and he (1 was njtntag acreee my own girls. Iliis spring has been marked by a great surge of tateest drives himself harder and haidkweshi) ^ suggested I in changing churrir me& or observances to fit te times in er. He koowi tet be cannot Kansas Oty. which, for which we live. The Baptists, alter hwg end earnest debate, national meeting In la Kansas aiy. made changes atlheir ....................................ng nitment was made ta the EisenapoiU' Public Health problems.

The Presbyterians likewise ifobaled and made some chaises II but. rifthtin teir creed or observances. The C ' Church “ e Catholic has made or wrong, te United Suiet elogieelt cannot retreat now. We roust (Atteta.) Are you ready? Mr. sUy. We must win. Any other Krittea’s office gave me the THESE ARE GOCND TIDINGS. The rinrd) exisU for man concept US degrading in toe eyes Buster in KaBiat and it should serve ha needs. Tte erigioal doctrines were made (d te world ” With time, te criticism will ' tUs*tew Mdd LheteWe^^ by^rora^a past^^ to long since changed.

I. this Ume. his office increase and" it will come from why not try Pul Ctote. at of today should reflect theirs. variety of quarters. In a free te Food ft Drag Ai Episcc^ Bishop James A. Bke.-who ja-etofr ta te aaws. s=: * his resigned te duties of hif <hurd! poat. which he desotted rfr; ■ Wtehhhy not? 1 citled Chntte: «a “largely Hke that et a corporation presatat.^' He knew all about iL Yes, a He plans in toe future to "do what bishops aree suppc^-3 1 {«» people in Minnesou got to do ... think and leach te faith."

1 know, there isn't one « sick. Seme milk was cooI imagine a good many mtnblers, if they speke-tbeir mbd.

“Last week, he patted Ui bead; nibbed Us uamach demned; U all happened'^ 'would agree with te bishop aboof the weridiy nofaire oTjBaA understood (his when he first AND kept track of Survc)ar AND CemiU!" monUitet is expected of them. «isume<roinc«.

Horstkamp,

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Pearson Announces Federal Grants to Kansas Schools WASHINGTON Tucadar announced a inimbei The hrgeat is a t4U4l79 graM Othar granb under the High- Baker University, 13.170, and The Washing Office of Sen. of fodenl granta (o Kantai col­ to Neodw County CPmnHuity er Educatioa Act for aeqnUUooB Friends Unlversliy, 14.130.

James B- P«won. B-Kaiu leges and univenHles. a federal Junior College under tbe-Wgb- of laboratory atfaipment and granb for acquliltion of closed Educalioa Facilities AcL It material went to: College It Wln- drcull telerbion system will provide funds far construc­ tion of four new academic field. 01.07; Bmp^ Slate porU State. IS41I; Baker, Teachers allege, |23JM; Kan­ OS.890. and OtUwa. 05.000.

JACKASS FLATS, Nev. (API office at Jackass Flats. S5 miles buildings including a library. sas City. Kaa. ammuDlly An Office of Economic Oppor* general I Junior allege. 04.047; Cofley- tunily I - The United Sutes has ached- from Us Vegas, said the tests purpose academic buildtnp. ulcd another scriea of fuU-power NERV; tests for lb prototype nuclear °*%e*eB^nrSied Nuclear ^ine for Rocket rocket engine designed to carry hide Application, was success-’X] men to the jdaneb. fully tested at full power earlier!« this year. '*1

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«, Holta OrWm Cl.ur.hj Edna Genest Yakima. Waah.. «a-MrirJefla Mb««. LarHnburg; two brothers, Jrtm 7vnet. Vallejo. Cdlf.. and Delbert Im. Mtu. Hrto CmWlI, M,.. Tumer. Houston. Tea., and three Dee Deck and Joan Tumet, all graodchildren.

Urry C. But. UH gml Senrieu wiD be at 10:90 p.m. ef the Untventty of Kmsu, Thursday at Mercer Funeral most of bts Ufe in Jackion hu been awarded a foil toitien Home at Holton. Burial iriB be fcboUnhip to Nortbwuten) Uni- County. He wu a mcoter of to Holton Cemetuy.

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Servicemen's Kin Get (Viet Nam Briefing

win be at 2 p-itr Tburtday at the RlchlaDd About-20 penons. most of -discun Uu VlerNam situation, Forbes Headquarters Squadron, Evangelical United Brethren them relatives of servicemen The tneeUng was sponsored showed slIdH taken diir^ a re­ Church for Virgil Smith, 78. wbo are overseas, met Tuesday by the Shawnee Red Cross Chap­ cent tour of doty in Viet Nam. to Inform servicemen’s■s rete­ “It's mighty lonely over who died Tnesdey at Us borne. night at the Red Creu chapter ter as and bouse. 92S Western, to hear fives of tom In a loi of cases." be said.

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He wu bora August 7. 1880. Army and Air Force personnel at HartvUle. Mo., and spent n of hU life In Osage Coun­ for servicemen’s famlUes. Director of Hospital Ices said. tyevTot oa*L seowH Chortor Sorvieo John F. Shepard Gory Wesley Survivors include his wife. Is in 'Fair' Condition Local Army and Air Force lUCTHA-ClyBB Onl SrowB. M. CM>recruiting offictels answered || Mrs. Florence Smith, of tbe Rental John Frank Swpard. SO. Service errengom home; four daughters, Mrs. Carl C. Lamley. S8. S20 Dan­ questions concerning Viei Nam Topeka, formerly of Chicago, pendtog at Gatou and Soo Fu­ Flying School Elsie Anderson, Osage City, bury Lane, wu described tn and the conditions servicemen ;| M> Bora U*T U. 1IM. Ht OM 0 ___.soRB It Crai't’lt t> non Mwo neral Home ior Gary Frederick ni.. died Tuesday in a Tc^a ho ' Mrs. Jessie Hoy. Ovwbrook, “fair” condition Tuesday by of­ face there. rttino. htt on I BomBir Aeriol Sproyii\^ Wesley. 24. 2IU Fillmore, wbo Mra. Frances de Lain. Pauline, ficials at StorroonWaU Hospi. Sgt- Kenneth Elscott. with the bos^tal after a long Ulnen.

He wu bun July 20. IKS. et Sroon. ToBou. Oibi Sreon. Soiba oM died of cancer Tuesday to and Mrs. Alice Schneider. Over­ tal where he hu been a p Dial CE 3-6677 SroM oiw BONK Srao^Bo<h W land Park; seven son. WUmer since Mey 3D. Covert, Mkh., and lived fai Chi­ Ktmtm CBiifoUoi no eoaouori. Mn. OM Tt^ka boepltel wbere be bad Smith, Warner Robins, Ga..

TnraBMA. tonw ona Mr ----------------cago before moving to Topeka no. been a patient itoce Hay 12. Ralph Smith. Tayiorville. tn Vonwinteiii (aor wi Capitol Air Gat Trfpio Aid Relief for venKy to begin a maater’a pro- about t year ago.

He was bora Sept S, 1942, to Arlie Smith, 17» Green Acres, «l I B.m. Tl> Service ^ in fanidoess admUatra- Services and burial srlll be -it •t tM^GOTtritlB IMMOUt CIBiraB. Tc^ka. Re attended Topeka and Virgil Smith Jr.. Albert tel for treatment of a heart •HI :■ n CM lUb CMNNry. F UBddM Ahawt CWcago, where Jackson Funer- turntry *1 t*l M N IK CMfBI public schoc^ and sru a mem­ Smith, ‘Hayden Smith and ment and Is a patient to toe He will receivo tim for the Charles Smith, all of Richland; intensive care unit.

Hbme is in charge ber of toe Apostolic Ciurcto of ASPIRIN two-year study. three sUlers. Mrs. Minnie BHDBSW ANOSBtO Jesus Ou-ist Gainea and Son But. son of Ur. and Mrs. CLAY CeNTeB-Axara^ AlWnwi W Survivors include a sister, Yowell, Topeka, Mn. Wava S. C. Bast. 10» Orieans, wu Funeral Borne is in charge of Donna Jean Wesley, Arkansu; Becker. Red Pass, Ore., and an advertising Joumalitm ma- Topeka arrangements.

IN M> Bara B«e. ». >in. Bi MmNMrs. Goldie Uun. Bell. Calif.

M MkA. M on* N un>n «*< AN lour bratoen, Benjamlo Wuley ior at KU. Be is a 1982 gradnMMN NMn >>• >m 1 r«*f« M. grandchildren and and Charlu Wesley, both of the ate or Topeka West High Seboed. Hot Soup Bums Girl Bi'eibTSm?'I*?«f bS5i?'ra»r*eS home, and Robert Wesley and great-grandebUdren.

Me was named "Outstanding tm BM >ra«M BmB hart M IHA Burial will be to Pleasant BiU Kirsten Jorgensoc David Wesley, both of " Senior Man" in advertising by Cemet^.

Hr. Smith will lie Jewell; ud grandparaiti, the KU school of JenmaUam titis ter of the Rev. and 'MerBMn'Uic aw Hanrr AWw- and Mrs. Chartes Dean, ef tbe from 9 p.ro. Wednesday tmtU year, and wu editor et the Jorgenson, 300 RooseveK, suf danan.

IW. TapMii t«a iMiari. Wra. Jaiia U ajn. TTiunday at Ted Tibsdibooi yevbook doring Us jtm. fered boms when abe ipilled NaUan, OffaMaar. tW MW AwN A»- borne, and Mrs. CaraUne bitts Mortuary.

Burrell, 1098 JeweU. hot soup en ber cheat Tueaday ior year.

Bast ia a member of Alpha officials at StonnoDt-VaU HoapiTan Omega fratand^ and was tal reported. The girt wu re­ leased from tbe boapHal after named a "Hnitapper” by the symbol of quality.

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Shrine. York Rite bodies. Gold.dBv..l<«_election, as Shaynee.. .inmnounnnp for tba olUc*. «a..Buia -Udge No. .M.'aod L Billincs sard he no lonifer will While Shrine. He ti past patron ' * operate his own business but of Helena Chapter No. ao.

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JAKARTA. Indon^ia (AP) - Boys' State Mayors The Indonesian Education Min­ istry annoonced Tuesday that all UWRBNCE fSpecUD-Three non-Indonesian schools except Topekans are serving as may­ those for ambaiay children ors of cities at the American i' Stale now being pool. BlO-.V* work* to krrpr<’vr *f*-*l!e Jyncm would be closed.

University of Kan­ The move b prtmartlv aimed at Chinese schoob. But the sUt- sas. Sworn in u mayori of three 32 at the event of dolltn on digging, pumping. Itndwtptng. ioo«m •• tir> us of the large International school supported by an AmerlEA8VTOUSE-I.IV1 p„ur .n .oil»f bowl sad iMat—.w w Michael Long. Route 1; guth. ■null «I1 KID S i»n i hjtm poxcliin, i.', niiiM Vitwni ry Robbins, till Carnahan, and B«ul pip«. fitting,.

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^ June Filled With Weddings, Showers, Trips Announctmeot is made of D. Greer, ni. ManecUa, Call!.. the approaching marriaM of Mn. David J. PluUips, WaskMrs. Lodse Allen BeU ofW lactoa. D. C. aad Carolrte limore, Md.r fonnerly of Greer, Tapeka. Miu Cr^r ...Topeka, to Charles V. Havi- wDl be nurried lo Hicbael J. Daaaber. AlcUsoa, Satmday.

•Jand 6i Westport Cmn. AisisttBt at the party will The wedding wfll take place •* Saturday morning to the Epls- be: Mrs. Rou Clarke, Ure. “•copal Church to BalttoMre. Irvla Cewger, Mrs. Marlon :‘Following a trip to Nassau, ;Hie Bahamas, the couple will ___ .Fard Martin, Mrs. Har­ be at borne in Westport. Mr. old pellegrtoo and Mrs. Har­ cHavUaod is a vice president vey ^learu. with the New York Telepbcae Mr. and Mrs. PbnUps are Co. gnesta to Ibe Greer home, nnd _ Mrs. Ben is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. High Greer aad ibe late Mr. and Mrs. Otu tbeir children art gmti af Dr. Allen and attended Topeka Greer’s sister, Mrs. Gary ................................................ SUarws and Mr, Stems.

Other osi-ol-town guetb Kansas. Her sister. Mrs. Johnson of Topeka, left who wQl be here tor the wedTuesday to attend the wed- ding are Mr. a»d Mrs. Hugh D. Greer II, BIrmliigbaffl.

• ding and prMuptial parties.

She WM accompanied by her Ohio, end their son and hb daughter, Mrs. James W. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fee. Hutchinson, who will also H. Greer aad tbeir sons, Conattend the wedding and social •ersville, Ind. affairs. . VOWS JULY Jl-Mr. and ______ _______ ___ AT GREER HOME-Mri, Rickard Greer srill entertain tbU afterooM from 3 to S o’etoek with tea la ber home bowing ber daaghten and dnagbter-to-law. Mrs. Gary R. Steam, Tnpeka, Mrs. Bogb

Miss Mulliniz was sraduat- Connie Hal!. Jane McLaugh­ ed from Hiihlaod Park lin, Jane PUeber. Annette PalSchool and attended Washburn lesen, Kathy Goble, Cynthia University.

Lucas, Gaudia Brown, Ann Mr Hummel U a graduate McEQwiiny. of Appleton High Sdiotd. Appktoo, Wb. and is curtendy Beuy Wikstea, bride-elect, serving with the United Slates of DMiald .McKUtop; wiO be Air Force al Forbes Base. the honor guest si a mbcelTbey plan to be married Isaeoos sbower lo be glvee at July 31 In the Highland Pork !• o'clock Ihb momiog by Methodist durch. \Mrt. Loob Coben, Mrs. E. -^Alisn Borkbardi. Jr. and Mrs. -ECT / Joe K. Evans at the Evans FOR BRIDES ELECT Janke Whelan will bee hortem bone. shower at a tea and kHcbent sho' Invited guests are: Miss today fcBOi 3 pjn. until S hon­ oring Suzanne Brown, whose Wiksteo, Mn. Oliver McKitmarriage to Charles B. Me- top, Prairie ViUage. Mrs. Robert Mbe. Mrs. KeBoelb Vey will take place June 11 The party will be given al the Cartoon, Mrs. WUliam U»ey. home of Miss Wheian's par­ Mrs. Robert Plcotie, Mrs. Pant Trickett, Mrs. Lester ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BetoCcker, tMrs. Arnold JohnW-belar.. ton. Mrs. Ftoyd Beelmte, Invited guests are: Miss Mrs. Harry Bowen, Mrs. R. Brown, Linda Smilhmier and Dale Dickson. Mn. Oscar Tam Calhoun. Prairie Village: EkdabL Mn. Richard Greer.

Mrs. John Stone and Joyce Mn. Dean Miller, Mrs. WUAnderson. Kansas City; Ham Triplett, Mn. Forrest Elaine Moore. Hays: Sherry Chopin on. Mn. Ftoyd TogLgwrence; McCue, Lgwrence: Mrs. Dwight Brown. Ann Appleton. . Vrraog Wiksteo, Joan Mary McClure. Mary Mark, Janb Haley, Barbara Belden.

Judy Carr, Jan Smerchek.

Lovene Holm. Nancy Edds.

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Mrs. W. 0. Mulllnix announce the - engagement of their daughter. Linda Sue. to Richard James Hummel, son of Mrs. Gloria Hummel and the late Mr. Hummel, Oshkosh.

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W. J. Cawker will, entertain with a luncheon Thursday in (he aurtoy home Guest of honor al Ibe party will be Mrs. Charles Rooney, who will leave with her husband July 9 for a tour GuesU will Inclgde Mrs, Rooney, Mrs. T. W. Oliver.

Mrs. H. L. Frost, Mrs. J. T. mon SanDoherty, an. and Mrs. C. H. Hobart.

LUNCHEON GUESTS Mrs. Walter IL Rudder of Ak­ ron, Ohio, was bo.stess to a few luncheon guesb Tuesday at the Ttpeka Country Gub. Mr. and Mrs. Rudder, former Topekans. are here (or a I c w days, while Mr. Rudder, a vice president wilh the Good­ year Rubber Co., b attend­ ing a business conference.

At NCO Ctab -The Mili­ tary Affairs Committee of the Topeka Giamber of Com­ merce will be host to the Forbes Air Force B«e NCO

bride ol Sieve Johnson June Showers Set — Mary Jd Rleck. who wlU be married soon to Alton C. King, was the honor

Llod al the Rise borne. invited art: Miss Rleck.

Mn. Cari Rleck. Mn. Ed Ed­ monds. Mn. Wes Weolben, Mn. BIU Bailey. Mn. Jim Berry, Mn. CUytoo SiewtrL Mn. Jobo Boehl, Mn. M. J. Moiler. Mn, Kro Delfelder.

Mn. Helen Tucker, Mn. Al Gabier. Mn. WlUton G. Mills. Mrs. Robert Hatfield, Mn. Perl Fbber. Mrs. Urry TickBor. Mn. Carol Robboa, Mrs. Bin Fein. Janet LalUy, Betty Godenkauf. Rose BomUck.

Etogland, and Mrs. Milo Fultz will entertain with a mbcellaneous shower Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in the cafe­ teria of the Tecums^ South Elenentaiy School. The party H>ll compUmenl Jeanette Jeffrery, who' 0 will beemne the

Dear Abby—

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Silence Could Be Profitable

DEAR ABBY: How can 1 get daughter win goes to my son's it across to my hairdresser that school.

Sheryl Ann Stoddard becttne I wish she 'would keep quiet This girl is a little boy-chaser.

Ihe bride of Robert Jan Wimth,' when she is working on me? I (She's telephoned my sou many Abigan Ponca City. Okia. on Tuesday. have changed beauty iterators limes.) She is not very popular, three times in the last year bewhich 1 realize Is hard oi ' June 7. in Danfortb Chapel at Via Boren CMse all these girls do is talk, girl, but here's the prol ManhatUn. The couple’s partalk, talk.

The girl’s mother has called eob are Dr. and Edwart me several times and has 1 am not Interested to their Stoddard, Mtomi, Fla., and BEGGED me to ask my son to private affairs and 1 have Mr. and Mn. Fred L. Wimth, ask her daughter for a date. daliv to tolk about my own. bosband has no greater aiKt WaKeeney. Tbe Bev./Samuel My husband says it is tbe same George otOdatad at tx pjn. way In his barber shop. The than a wife who b iiwly in Us ________ __________________ for the girl.) But The bride wore a floor-length barbers talk the men's ean off. corwer.

Yoar cbfldrea will make gown of ivory dehtstered satin. too. People who work to offices aew friends, and so will you. If ‘ *sTL?K ' ^ Re-embreidcred Aleneon lace and storw.can't be jabbcrlngio -STUCK: Il'f enoagb ihrJc ciMlomers.or. clients stout termed the Eimpire bodke and your bnsbimd nd cblldrea. Be ••siuck,” don’t; everything under the sun. demi sleeves and emphaabed good wife and help your man try to stick your son wfth a girl the quad of p1eau whldi fell into They have to keep their gel where be wanU te go, and i peacock trita. An open nrinds on their work. I would yon shall have aaolfaer "tovely" be dwin’t care for. Tell tbe girl'i natber yon’ve never told Ua of Alencm lace aad pearls appreciate total silence so much bome that Us "jack" buUt your SOB whom to date, ani tUM tbe booSnt tiers of allk while I'm getting my hair done that I would gladly pay a double DEAR ABBY: I am absolute- don't lairad to start now. liUnaton whidi formed the veU. tip for it. How can this be ac­ ly stuck lor a solution, I have a ^I think I know where tbe girl ;6be carried a cascade bouquet I6-year«ld -yearold son and. iriute I tet ber aggr complished? 'cd yellow nn.

QUIET," PLEASE don't tuisually brag nbout my Troubled?* Write* to Abby, Carolyn Cotter. Hutchlnsen.* DEAR QUIET: Offer' your children,I. HE is something to Box 69700. Los Angela. Cal.. ^was maid of booor and brideahairdresser a doable tip to brag about - and not because malds were Judy Andersoa and ung. He's bottoo ber Ups- UHi Ibe euly he's.

Diane Breitweiser. Sharon words you are likely to bear be­ ly, respectful, a Sumsbury was the flower girl, MRS. ROBERT JAN WIRUTH fore a iMg sUeoee wiU be. *'Ym and has loads of friends. A V' ISberyl An StoddardI Larry Hixson. WaKeeney, was good friezxl of ’mSUpFiir'** ** hist made a deal, Lady." best man and Alary Base, Sedgwick, and DEAR ABBY* M*y husband's Bhutan Eyes U.N. Wayne Grover. Kansas C‘‘boss wants him to open a store •Ushers were Ibe bride's bi CALCUTTA, India (AP) - in another town about 309 miles er. Don Stoddard. Kansas City, from here. It's a bigger town Tbe Himalayan kingdom and the bridegroom's brother, and would be a prooiotion (or Bhutan.

700.000 pe<^le on 11,000 my husband, but Abby, everyDon Wiruth, WaKeeney. Kirk square miies. will strive for time I think of moving 1 burst Moody, Kansas Ciiy. was ring United Nations membership. into tears. I have even put off bearer.

VFW .AuxiUary to Post 1850 going to look for place to live After a recqrtkw In the Man- has elected deiegtrtes to the de­ commander in chief and brother then because I can't stood the hatun Country Gub. the couple toll on a wedding trip to Colo- partment convention of the Vet- of King Wangchuk. India ban- Ihought of leaving this town.

I've grown up here, my whole erans ol Foreign Wars and dlu Bhutan's foreign affain. tado. famny lives here, our childrens' 'The bride was graduated In Auxiliary to be held in frierBis are here, and'we have interior design Ihb year from June 10, a and 12.

Ships Banned built a lovely home. I know Kansas State Uitiverstty. She The followtog members will seUi^ I can't help . eUis" but • KAR.ACHT, Pakistan (AP) - I sound was a member of Kappa Ka represent the local auxiliary: Pakistan Abby. If I need a good lecannounced ships Gamma sorority and Delta tare, let me have it.

Mrs. Don Foster, president; . „ „ white Delta art fraternity and ••ROQISMis. Georgia ZIrkle. Mrs. Ray mlnorlty-mled Rhodesia will not homo economics council.

DEAR ROOTS: You rallied Ricbardaaa. Mrs. TYozel be permitted to cal! al PakUtonI Mr. Wimth is a Kansas State the rlgU cage! An ambltiottd ports. graduate and b em]Moyed as a MeUinger, Mrs. Meryl Br civil engineer by Contineotal Mrs. George Walton. Mrs. Hugh . Pipe Line Co. At KSU be was Rice, Mrs. J. J. Brbr, Mn. a member of Farm House FraCharles Uollman. Mrs. Jama temily. the American Society Maloney, department publicity cbalrmao, Mrs. Itel. Horton, ibe etigliiecrii^ counc Mrs. Fred Holtmeyer, Mrs. Sam Jensen. M. Blanche Child, de­ partment secretory and treas­ urer, Mrs. Herbert" Hhrbour.

Mn. Floyd Rowe, dqurtmest ' The annual picnic of the Ber­ deputy, Mn. ry Geek Old-Timers club was Fred Scheidegger, Mn. Leonard held Sunday in tbe Benyton Shikey, Mn, John Bossier and Hall. Blanche Lovelle was pro­ gram chairman. The following Mrs. Dale Moore. officers were elected: Hay WhH- Other department officen and low. prcsidenl: Nellie Havekolt, chairmen aaendtog from Topesecreury-lreasurcr. ka are: Mn. J. R. Mathias Those present were: senior vice president: Mrs Bo Sure ond Sao All fha Cooehai on Exhibit Each Diffarent . . . Each Excifinq . . . Each Charles Williams. VAVS repreMr. «M wn. wm cautllb Mr. M,t. lU A. HxNon. Mr. M Wrv Sty eeototive; Mrs. Wally Lanr Datigned fo meal tha naodt and appaal to Mr. tnt mr% MS lemer, Mr. buyari of ovary age group.

graduated with highest di«linclwn Monday evening from Che Untversl^ of Kansas Law School. Saturday at the law

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Mr. Baude has abo been^ elected to the Order of the Coif, an honorary legal fra- temlty.

June 2 given by Mrs. Santiago Morales. Kansas. City. Mn. Nalividad Morales and Mrs Teresa M. Guerrieagoitiii.

Moral invited guesb were: Mbs P.-i(lilla. .Mrs. Joa<|uin J. Padilla. Mrs. Frank Padilla.

Mrs Frank Vargas. Mn. Ralph Gomez. Mrs Panfilo Rncna. Mrs. Jose Ortiz. Mrs. John Padilla. Mrs. Hitarin Gomez. Mrs. Timoleo Guer­ rero, Mrs. John Ramirez, Mrs. Leroy Bahr.

Mrs. joe Chavez. Mn. Luisa vVgas. Mrs. Evarbla Corona.

Mrs Ventura Moraln. Mrs. Faustina Lo­ pez, Mrs. Hazel Martinez,

Rctnmi - Mrs James S. Hayes has returned from a iwo weeks visit with her niece. Mrs. William F. Smith, and Mr. SmiUt, to Fullerton.

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Farrwell - A ferewcH pic­ nic was given by ihe Sweet Adeline Shawnee Mission Chapter for ^trs. Sylvia Nahman. <irecUjr of the Sweet Adelines of Lawrence. Kan­ sas and a member of the Aijua Tone quartet of Law-

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Padilla. Stella Vargas.

Pteele Sunday - Eui Delto chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will entertain wilh a family picnic Sunday at Gage Parkhonoring Mr. and Mrs. Mick Ringler. Carbondale. who will reave soon to make their home in Fort Oillms, Colo.

Guests invited include all

Mrs. Ruth Dister palie ilieni to Stormont-Vail Hespilal whfre she is recovering (ram a heart aliment.

To California - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nailt have gwe to San Praaclsco, Calif., where they will spead tea days vacaUoa and celebrate their 25lh

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Rain Slows Wheat Harvesting in Some Counties The harvest labor ofHce of Kiowa and near South Hu'tchin the Kansas Eniployineru Serv­ son. ..... __ ice m ToMMf Uial rain tn The iabor office gave this runsoutlxeBtral counties will de­ lay the cutting ot wheat.

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Monday at Gage Park, playing | numbtfs a^attged by members^ of the IMece jazz band. Mel[ Kime, director, announced Tues-j Tfw-Jaa-Worfcsbop wiU.also. play a second concert July 11 on the Capitol Grounds, and a third concert at Gage Park, August 17.

The concerts, sponsored by the Topeka Recreation Com­ mission. art free and open to the public, Klme said,

Macy Garage Used Early— Worknea Tuesday already were nting the nearly complete, seveo-lml parkteg garage at Itb and Quincy which will be a part of

the new Mary's departaeat Hare. Jlacy ot> ficiab pita a faD epeaiaf of the c---------- ^ first Topeka ttwe.

Space Scientist Dies Frdm Bullet in Head SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - The body of space scieatlst Henry RUhn, 49. was found In his home Tuesday with a bullet wound in the head. ,1 SberitTs daputlei.said Kuhn apparmlly shot himsell after an

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[To Meeting Tan O’Dell, an American govenunent teacher at Washbum Rural High School, has been invited to attend a Nation­

Women pilots of the Kansas :ity diapter of 99's will be at >hiUp Billiard Municipal Air­ port here Sunday, offe->ng rides to the public at one cent per pound.

Proceeds from the “penny-apound lift'' will go to the AmelU Earhan Scholarship for the ad­ vancement of wcxnen.in avia­ tion.

Tbe-«'s are sponsors of the annual Powder Puff Derby.

This year's race will begin July 1 in Seattle, Wash.

Boy Injured in Fall al Fbreign PcJlcy Conference; in Waahington June 11-17.

The InvUatiOD was over the signature of Dean Riak, aecreUry of SUte. The caiferenee wfll highlight current foreign policy issues and provide a fonim lor discus­ sion of wnrtd affairs with high ranking ol&ers of the depart­ ment, Rusk said.

O'Dell, bead basketball coach, tesebes,an loteraatiooal rela­ tions class in whidi stodeota participtte in actual Mtaethms Involving imaginary eountrt'es.

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Wade Oberhetman, I. son of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Oberhelman, Maple HUl, broke his right TELEX HEARINC^ arm in a fall from a horse Tuesday, officials at Stormont- AID CENTER, Inc. CB 8-9841 Vail Ho^^ repc^. A cast 16 Kaneas TOPEKA, KANSAS

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Dorian DUUtdrJlr*oo . Mailfaa Diaard, 193S Central • Park, wat bomedTiy hot grease ' in an accident at his home t-THresday, officials « Stormont••'VaU Hospital reported He was .^released from the hospital aftar , ireatmeot of flrat degree buns on his right hand. ,

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How to succeed in business by r^ly trying Ford sales are at an all-time high.

During May Ford outsold all otherj;ar makes!

The word Is spreading—fast—that Ford Division is building the best cars it has ever buift And it'$4rue.

Never have Ford cars been so good—never have Ford sales been so high.

People discovered our 1066 Ford was the strongest Ford ever built. A strong car, well-engineered, is a quiet car—and the '66 Ford hasa ride that Is quieter even than some of Europe’s most expensive handbuilt luxury cars.

Over a million people have already bodght Mustangs.

This rare blend of sports-car excitement and solid value is the most popular new car in history... and right now it's the world's best-seiling handtop and convertible.

Wagon buyers are exerted about our Magic Doorgate —the greatest step forward in wagon convenience in years. It opens out like a door for people ^ swings down like a tailgate for cargo. It's standard equip­ ment on all Ford and Fairlane wagons.

Car shoppers discovered a whole new range of com­ forts and conveniences. The '66 Ford offers power front disc brakes, a Stereo-Sonic Tape System.

America's largest V-8 to perform on regular fuel.

Silent-Flo Ventilation that keeps air fresh with all windows closed, and a new Safety/Convenience Con­ trol Panel that lets you lock all doors with one switch, has lights to warn if fuel's low or a door’s ajar, reminds you to fasten seat belts.

A whole new group of sports-minded car buyers hat come over to Fairlane. We’ve redesigned it com­ pletely with 30 new models, including GT’s, sportsluxury XL's, convertibles, Squire wagons, and an exciting new Sport Shift Cruise-O-Matic Drive (on GT/A models) that gives you the ease of an automatic —or lets you shift manually for the fun of it.

Economy-minded people responded to the bold new look of Falcon for '66, They found a new body with more strength and more room both front and back, a longer wheelbase, a smoother ride, and a choice of nine engine-transmission combinations. They ap­ preciated a lively 170-cu. in. Six that gives Falcon thrift and performance, too.

People everywhere are finding out just how much extra value we've built into today’s Ford cars-extra value that's the reason why Ford sales have soared to an all-time high.

And that’s why Ford Dealers... leading from strength ... are now offering you the best deals ever. There are specially equipped, specially priced Fords, Fairianes and Mustangs, and special values on all our cars—across the whole line. See them soon.-

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Persois «5 and over, who are 'enrdled for the vohintaiy insnr• ance. trill foeeive ptyniad for ; » per cent of their doctor bms• and other medical eipenses aft: cr they have met the flrtt |W ' of these expenses, be said.

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>»• T.pjt,....1^. Jr, Uto.l, F.to.l.i;: •ns! *M FetferMlst parties E. Und. k™» ci».iy the AmeHcan Lecmi KansasSerreiarj of stale Weston K ; Treasurer :_James E. Nichols. Two persons died Monday Bow Slate nominated candi. ' ; Hiawatiia. Federalist; Jim B.' and Tuesday as a reniU of indales (or oflicc Tuesday, with " the election fcheduled (or luday.

Overland Park. Federalist; Alex A. Geler. 19. Garden The Nalionatisis picked Urr> Richard Boomer, Portis. No- City, died in a Dodge City hos­ A WnWfofd. Huichirwon. as tinnalLst. 4heir candidate for noverttnr. pital Tuesday of Injuries suf­ He.wrs chosrn (nan a field o( hT RILEV (APt-Se.irch is Superintendent of public inla. Richard W. Foa-lpr. Auttttk-|undrr. way for six minimum rus> structldh: Rudy K. Cullen. fered Saturday in a two-car Great Bend. F«^llst; C. Ed­ crash that also claimed the life Star's Widow Dies— an Army work detail Wednesday win Cox. Lib^ Nationalist of another Garden aty y Other candidalcs chasen in afterrnon.

Commission of Insurance: Lester Muley, a. Cedar Natacha Ranbova, scholar, Tuesday's primary were: Falls. Iowa, was killed Monday' designer and daasease widow Lieiitenanl governor: Percy A seventh prisoner when his car overturned on US- of silent film idol Rudolph , Q,.^ into custody at Junction City Natioullst.

40 four miles east of Sharon Vaieatlno, died Sonlay la a Kan.. FWeralisi; Richard Le-’ few hours after Uie escape.

Sute printer: J. Stephen Jac­ Pasadena, Calif., hospital and Fcbvre, Prairie Village, Nation- .“nie Ft Riley information of- obs, Leewood. Pederaliaf; Ger­ Springs. His wife and son were was cremated Monday wUb■ :fiee scid the men were being ald B.. Diddle. QlUwa. NaUon- injured in the accident and vgerel oai services aceordiag to her Uken to a Hays hospital.

Aitomry general: William0 fF. iheld on minor charges. alist. wishes.

Army Work Unit Escapees Sought

WASHINGTON (AP) - Some enter his downtown office to attorney general was Bnt In Us , government officials said Tues- protest toe MeredHh abooUag office. ' and dtaand-roore Menl pro- Sen; Sam J^B^ Jr.. D-N.C. lames H. Meredith in Missis­ leclioa to the South. sippi will help spur action m the When one of toe demonstra­ of this seetkm at Ibe Senate admtnlstratioo> new civU rigbu tors from the Student Nonvi­ bearings. He said he would seek achieve the same result bill this year. olent Coordtoatlag Cnoffllttoe Ally. Gen. Nicholas Katzen- tried to force his way la, be »a.s through a cotsUtutiooal aroeidbach told a Senate bearing , seized by guards and ajectod ment.

Kattenbach. testifying before enactment of Uie measureX is Jrom into toe building. "absolutely essential" to Lester McKoinie, a spokta- Ervin's Judiciary subcommit­ with such acts of violence. lan fv toe greop. tntosted on tee, said he is confident of toe A move, developed in Ihe seeing for himself when told tor legislation's constituttonaiily.

House to try for separate, BE MODERN WITH pediled action on one part of the bill that would make it a federal crime to Interfere forcibly with anyone engaged In the exercise of his constitutional ri '' Kalzenbacb told newsmen that If this section Inow. Meredith's assailant would be subject to a posaible maxi­ mum penally of 10 years in prtSonmeni and a VOJiao Tine.

As Katzenbach testified on Capitol Hill, a group of dvU rights demonstrators tried

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Denies Inking Packers'Star , NEW YORK (AP* - TV uuncr-o{-lh«^-Nev Y'orfc Jei5 de­ nied Tunulay -dhe American Fnnittall Uofrue leam had | siBTied Pju! llomung, one of U«j National F.v>lball Leapie'*' (n-Bi atari, to a 1967 contract.

-There U no truth to ;t." Mid Sonny Werblln about earlier in the Dailaa Timeajleraid.

The only time 1 ever met llorming «a« U jhak; Ina hand at the Kentucky I'erby." the JoLi owner Mid The Times HerlM, ^uotlnt an imioenufled AFl. spokeamnn. .Mild HommR. Orcen Bay Pack era htllback. was paid a bonui ly out hu option n sign with the Jets (or three years, The newspaper Mid Werblin had Homung's "c.vitraci ‘ 1967 In his pocket.”

Lowe Cbuteted Meanwhile In California, Paul Lowe of the Sai Diego Charg­ ers. the all-Um-' rushing leader in the AFL. Mil he had been contacted by the rival ?iFL. 1 declined to idcnlii'/the team, Reports In Inter-letgue raid­ ing have mushroomed aince Pete Gogolak played out kU op­ tion with the AFL Buffalo BID-* ore uianu.

The Times Hero'd sra-d alto alaojolned the mimben of (oolball writers ____ . . country who are -tpeculailng on an eventual jieltlrmcnl of the diipuU between the league.*.

The Teaai newapaper quot the AFl. spokesman as Hying the league's demands for ending Ihe rrivBlry hichided a common draft in 1966. an AFUNPL ADStar game In January, 1967; a champiomhip game matdiing the league'r two winners in 1967; and foD rnerger of “ team circuit in 1966.

Pete RomDe, NFL commis­ sioner, confirmed that talks had been going on beiwt^n leagues’ owners Ihls year, but denied an sgreeiiient.

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By BtU. MOHR year's ninnerup Grier Jaoes of The top ranks of the Kansas Wichita, with an evto par 71, Amaleur golf tourney field after and 1950 tiUist Bob Vickers of the first day of qualUying at WIchiU and Bob Dare of Wel­ Shawnee Country Qub looked lington. with 72's. like a Kansas University alum­ Four other former championi ni convention. made toe top 64 easily—MOnte Ez-Jayhawkers Scott Kaser (1962) and VlrgD Parker Jr. of Topeka and Gene U%8) Of WichlU with 7S's, held down the t-2 posib Dave DennU (lOSMl) of In­ 14 w— 6. Mil the halfway point of (be dependence with a 76 and Glen battle with 67 and 68 respec­ Sahw captured the poeitlons in ai The 2^yea|ydd Tope]ikan'i Dillon (1957) of the hokt club tively. while another KU grad. playoff. and IS with ;canl ihowed S three's an Rod Horn of Kansas CSly. wu le only major casualty was fours. He birdied all three of Other Topekans' battling for tied for fourth wiih Wichiw's I Ward of Kansas Qty. Be SCO's par five holes and toe toe 32-maa title flight ore Maj. Duke Evans at one-under par par four fourth, ^ying the John Biggs. Publlnx, 73. J o b n in the 80 group. Ward in par. Unscott Begert, TCX, and Jock nevreached the title fU^t quarter- rest three «under | enger. TCC, 76, Bill Hentiler, nnals last year before losing. side and ma^ it (our under see, Ralito Stewart, Publlnx. the long par five 14th. He Dave Pfueta, Publlnz, Rktoard and a member of Mon- was just a hair away from a WeUer, Publlnx, and Ga^ lay's winning four-ball team. 66 when a 15-foot putt on lhe>Heaih. TCC. 77 and BiU AnderThe low 64 qualifiers scheduled to play another 18 had to withdraw from the tou^ 10th Upped toe cup. |son, TCC. and Geny Rode-------ajn. .......of' 1 death in toe EUtun. a KU basketball regu- haver Jr„ TCC, 78. ney because holes beginning at 8:30 Wednesday to determine the 32 family.

IT a dedde ago. snagged six champtonship (light berths. The UnscoU, a Topeka Country birdies but also had three bogies n. K'n, i:X 'xn, « n remainder of the field begins Club member, has to be re­ during hU round. lower (light match play Wednes- garded as a surprise flrst-round Long putU of 21 _.day-------------- - leader. He- played the No. 1 3-and 30 feet on the ISto pro­ It took an 80 or better to hit position on the KU varsity vided two of toe birdies. All of the 84-min cutoff point.

I year ago. but this spring has Elstun's bogies came on the There were 16 entranU been busy with studim at the bade nine. He took fives on bunched fa toe 88 bracket (Irtng KU1 Medical r ■ School - and- got fa - both 10 and a end a six on toe (or the Rnal two spou. Tw very lltl'e golf prior to toe t(tour 14th.

Wichitani, Don Hite and Jerry ney.

Devine had hit card five un­ der torougb 14 boles. He slipped to a bogey five on toe 14th. then suffered through a triple 0»r, HailM. Wlcun IM) n. Lain WlcfiHa (M>, J:'..

- M Ms(UM. la^ey on No. 18 when he pulled M-»r, (Ml «. atw W his second shot from the rough ......... •(Mil 7;IJ - Jehn Into a tree. The ball bounced backwanfaup the (airway, from 7.IWimM Miwiton. K«nu> Cttr INI where he overshot Ibe green, y». L»frr tUKKnt. Ktntti Cttr «0li BKMOtt. Kima, C»r (Ml then toree-pulted after chipping 7»~Mn« n. Bar Slaw Oialtta (Nl) 7:U —

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By BOB HENTZEN There are a lot of reasons Friday and fgatn yester- even play In the tourney i when why Scott Unicoti Jr. didn't day." it wu on my home course (Topeka Country Club)."

For a third, Llnacolt wu qualifying In too it^ golf peinion, tired when he teed pff and tooroey T\»e*lay. j .. .wu "dragging” when be finished FOR ONE THING, toe 22- said, "but (he only other'time his four-under-par round.

Th'» summer he U working year • old Topekan hasn’t I've played in it wu when It played much golf toLs year. as here tShawnee Country « Goodyear, on the II p.m. ..........year aliideni In Oubi,-I wu in high school- fa 7 a.m. ahlft. Heeamedirectmedical school in Kansas Cily, then and 1 think I wu in the ly frw wOrk to ffie courte • time, .1-.-.-.. (or bis 9;06 am. tee tfaiK. Unscott han't had- the first (light.

"I played very little, maybe '•I've always worked in the "I gueu you can say what five or .six Umea, tmlil acbool summer and didn't have the 1 do there is throw tires," wu out a week ago Monday," lime. I wu a crcqi h a i I ad- he antled. "It's a maimal la­ bor job-you can ten tbit by my fingernafla , . . ITl never itt 'em clean. But toe pi? b good."

UNSCOTT ACTUALLY didn’t decide to enter tourney unUI lut Saturday, "That's when I found out I could work nights at Goodyear." be said.

Although hb preparation had been skimpy, Unscott didn't lack confidence thal he might shoot a good score.

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and-in for a blrtUe. And No. 12 wu the bole that made my day. I wu off the green in two. chipped on and then made a sidehlil IS-foot 'Make' for a par."

Linscoit didn't stick around .fa find ^ out , if his 67 stood up for the lead. He went home fa bed. of course.

-THE MOST-SERIOUS Chak lengcs to Unscott were is­ sued by another ex-Jaybawk, basketban star Gene EUtun, and Bob Devine, a one-time Sbawnu Country Club mem­ ber who now llvu in Kanus Gly. "I've been playing real well." said Elstun who had « “All I've done since May 10 --is rplay golf."

-- -He b In the wholesale cIoQitng and explained that this b bis off-season, EUtun moved to Des Moines, Iowa, in February, hut Is eligible lor thb tour»oy because he rtUined hb membership in Indian Hills Club in Kansas Cily. tovinc^a high school teammate of Elstun, bad an excel­ lent chance to overhaul Unscoti. He wu four-under par going into No. 16. but skied to a triple bogey 7 there and (inlsbad with a 69.

Hb troubles started when ■ tree only a (ow feet away and rebounded backwards into the fairway. . ”I wu just Irying to play it safe, but I pulled the ball."

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THREE OF THE LOT-VAN GAIDER. CHURCHICH and Skahan - have been hiding In baseball clothing (his spring. But al! three have managed to slip in i^ew football practices. ^^3 Van Galder, a good pitcher either with |nthall or base­ ball, will keep in shape while touring Euro^ this summer.

One of his companions has volunteered as a pass receiver.

The S-2. 175-pounder doesn't need much practice, judging from last year’s statistics. He led the league in total offense tl.466 yards) and in passing (100 of 22S for 1,411 yards).

Both Skahan and Churriiich will be coming back after a season of relative inactivity. Churchieh. the Big Eight's CARNOUSTIE. Scotland (AP) leading hitter this spring, wes_ the conference’s top passer - Bill Hyndman and Blit Camp­ two seasons ago while filling in for Fred Duda. bell. both former U.S. Walker Duda returned to reclaim his spot last year but Churchich wun't exactly idle — particularly in the Orange Bowl.

The 5-11, 196-pounder threw three TD passes against Alabama and ran for another himself. For the season, he hit on 29 Tuesday on a day that provided of 66 passes for 405 yards. couple of upsets.

Hyndman, (be SO-year-old in­ ■ SKAHAN. AUTHOR OF MANY UST-SECOND HEROICS surance executive from niila- for the Jayhawks (wo years ago. wu hobbled most of last delphla. defeated an EngUsb year with pulled muscles. While oh lend-lease from the base­ iateniaUona] player. David Mof­ ball team, he proved this spring-tiot he still is able to fat. on the 20th green after Inject an added zest. bsinf! three down at the tenth McCall wasn’t encumbered by bueball this spring but hole.

Campbell, of Huntington. W. he missed moat of the off-season drills because of injury.

Va., defeated John Brabsoci, « Still, he's Eddie Crowder's "man."

U.S. Navy lieutenant from Char­ lotte. N.C., 4and 3.

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Snead Fails in Bid "One of the best things you can say about a quarterback is that be runs his team the way it's supposed to be run and To Gain Open Field within (he ability of the players on the team." said K-Stste's Sam Snead, world famed vet- Doug Weaver. "In this re^t, McCall shines."

Kan golfer from Ho tSprings, Missouri suffered the heaviest loss at quarterback in ~ Va.. failed to qualify Tues- Gary Lane and yet may have the most able replacemenl in day’ for next week's U.S. U.l Open Gary Kombrtnk. He uw considerable duty u a sub tut Golf Championship in San Fran­ year. In fact. Dan Devine had some tboughte al this time a cisco. year ago that Kombrink might beat out Lane.

The M-year-old Snead, who "He (Kombrink) makes the learn move,” said Devine. has ^peted in 25 atrai^t Na- "He can take the rinky dinks and move them. In some ways, tiond Opens, shot a S^le sav- he's got the paliUes of a.Sk^n." eiMver-par 151 In the sectional quallfyl^ at the Detroit Coun­ INCUMBENTS RETURN AT QUARTERBACK AT BOTH try Oub^He failed to qualify!

Oklahoma (Gene Cagle) and Kansu State (Vic Culillo). one strqKe and became an alt( But both seem In danger of losing their jobs, another t ' cation of upgrading in the league’s slgnatcalUng corps.

Caffe faces a~challenge~trom redshtrt Jim Burgam Girls Softball sophoinore Chebon Dacon. The latter launched a t2-yard pass ..jrtilch..«iiabl«d theJSodners to beat lhelr itoms, T-o.Xagla- aaMiM-TwasMV------spent much of the spring on defense but came back In the ^tA4>»M H»l«Pt T-tlrdl M. timr> final scrimmage to pass for more than 200*yardi.

Tophi LIpos IX BHrYmp Tormlltt I Bill Notsek, a 60, ITO-pound rookie, also starred in his aMVOR SM*ll4l»rs N. unopfin Tl spring game, hilling 8 of 15 passes for 122 yards. *'pM PNinwri IL HonMn MIDI A Oklahoma State, more then any of the rest, seems unset­ WIM WUlWl II. AWClM riclrk V. u«w «- Metimv aitngiftnifi. nix tled at quarterback. Coach PhU Cutchin sUU listt five pros­ lA DrrPrMmPr. 1. pects for the spot vacated by Glenn Baxter. U numbers mean Ml WtOHSI anything, be should be able to sift out a good one.

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---------nigbt. if 'the piAUc relations man Isl^ ronironied with the chal-jUwis. Roger Kirkwood and Ed nouuced today, William C. (Bill) Burk, assist- Burk cautioned the members ig of the Ameri-^'*"8*= ’What you do speaks! Weiiepp, board of directors, ant to the president and man­ that although a company should irlse system; ‘ not reveal all Its plans and oper­ can free enierprlae ager ol Santa Pe Railway pub­ ations. there are few things in "To interpret mlo^na^ion cor­ lic relations. Chicago, said that a firm’s programs which rectly. he must know.how and, why business works for the! today’s Ineteaslnsly cbmple* moin a secret indefinitely. well-bcing?^t all Ihe people business world prompted May Be Dtatorted America."’'

"SKrrcis in time have a of being caught up on the ru­ “No ,' Wife Too Musical mor wave and transmitted over cerned ^nly the grapevine network," he said. of producing a good product BRUSSELS. Belgium (AP) ;n this happens ihere-ostial- ihe Jnwesl cost, and distributing!

While her husband, Secretary ol ly are distortions which may il in the most effective manner.”| State Dean Rusk, sat in at and often do result in bad public Burk said. "The social effccuj DIAL FL 7-4421 6 a m. 10 5:30 of the enterprise are equally meeting’here, Mrs. Rusk at­ relations." p m. Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. Eve­ tended a musical show given In "But with stralgblforward important” ning!., after 5:30 call Ihc fJecher honor by handicapped talk Irom the company and ' lr>mic adlaker, dial Ft 7-C2II. glan children. It was under Tsetu* raaDg TaaiiToav spices of the Belgian National w*at aa tiTas Association for Treatment of Cerebral Palsy, which is spon»r«d by the American WornThat Loosaa aub of Brussels.

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HOLLIOAT SQUARE ARCADE

lUt apnoue a luila » alkaline rw piitew Hole nu* tmn mon Bnnir. fo Uiar twi moi* CBmloataUt. OiMB not aour. CB*ck> ~plaU odor Brsatn-. Oat SAaTEKrB M 4raa coQDun ararrwBan.

tral lUiE crtppW H»a .a „ troops hioks op s OoiUlag dom.L|„do,, modsnlc Boddhisls, to onstratlon in 0a Nang with tearl ^ jo-man military junta. They gasgrtnades. !may decide to take to the In Bue. U.S. military advisers;streets again in the violent sort namegjs IrOOpS they tried to drive through the streets. Soldiers pointed their guns at the Americana when they tried to remove Buddhist altars cluttering the streets. The Americans turned back.

The neat step in the Buddhist campaign to bring down the military regime ol Premier Nguyen Cao Ky may be an-

Saigon and other cities last month.

In the war. North Vietnamese reptlars came out of hiding and attacked a military camp of the U.S. lOlst Airborne Division be­ fore dawn. The enemy was driv­ en off into'the hQIs and jungles about 260 miles north of SalgOD leaving 77 dead, a U.S. spokes­ man reported.

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The family of the youth are not able lo replace the blood THE WORLD’S taken from the bkwd bank.

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'66s—20 Cars To Choose From

'65s—30 Cars To Choose From 1865 FORD XL 306 cow. R.H. VI. AT. PS. BMIto SlKK

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1964 CKEV. SS

$1895

wtotoTGaH KH..A Ptm.

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$1295

'64s—20 Cars to Choose From

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.

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$2295

i

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Was I2J8B Now II .981

■a DODOS CUSTOM m AO ‘43 OLDSMDBILR ■ AOR.

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14 Stmea 4 Dr. Factory warranty.

Was $1,188 Only $SStJ»

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Was $1,677 Sharp $1,377 •82 Dodge Custom 886 4 Dr. V-8,.auto. trena., P. steer.. Radio, white, red interior.

Was I1.499 Now $1,199 •64 Ptymouth 2 Dr. V8. std. shill. Radio, white, red interior.

Was $1,577 Now $1,277 ‘4S PLYMOUTH VALIANT ADR. ‘M FORD FAIRLAHi UB HT

•60 Corvair 4 Dr. Auto, trans., radio,' blue & while.

I Was $799 Now $(99 41 PONTIAC TEMPEST APASS. A'C

•63 Plymouth 4 Dt. V8, auto.

wasim.

Now$9«

'63a—20 Cars-to Choose From

•86 MONACO LUXURY WAGON

■63 CADILUC CONVERTIBLE. FACTORY AIR COND. •63 CADILUC 2 DR. HARD TOP. FACTORY' AIR COND. •63 CHEVROLET IMPAU 2 DR. HARD TOP. AIR COND. •63 DODGE POLARA 3 DR: HARD T0P.-:AUT0. •TRANS. ■63 VALIANT V-100 2 DR STAND. TRANS.

U22 VAN BUREN CALL' CE 5-5308

201 EAST 29TH CALL'CE 5-5391

■88 CORONET WAGON

l"itfior*d5ldMi trm mn. hS iKtory 40Ulp««'.

$2795 « AIR^roND. SEDAN $2,295..y

SHORTMAN «OTOR CO., INC T

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PLYMOUTH FURY 111 WA­ GON. ASEAT. AIR. POWEIL

New 1966 Dodge SEASON SPECIALS

AM 6-5151

CE 5-5336

! CUSTOM H It. POWER. DODGE POLARA I AMOR. A POWER.

■64 CHRYSLER 300 (K1 2 DR. HARD TOP. AIR COND. 14 PLYM, SPORT FURY CONVBRTTBLE. AUTOMATIC TRANS. •84 RAMBLER 2 DR. HARD TOP. GOLD COLOR. ■« VALIANT V-200 2 DR. HARD TOP. STAND. AIR. •H BUICK RIVIERA 2 DR. HARD ’TOP. AIR COND.

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-422 VAN BUREN 60 CARS

Check the Selection on our two OK ^ LoU. An art available with Bank Rate.

Ftoancing.

Before you buy . . .

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'cHRYSLER-PLYMOUtH ^ Iji SfcHRYS

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IMJ OLOSMbBiLlM Nvtod. MMiwakaPr WILL lELL ANY 1 St tni 3 - -a PiTmoutP. IIWi -U RSASuP, IIWi *14

NEWHUSTLER IN TOWN!

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USED CARS

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PLYMOUTH FOB! III. »««.

HT., V4. AUTO. (‘Owe* AIEBBINO. CHOICC OP AIK AHO COLOR.

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■63 Pontiac Tempest Sta­ tion Wagon, factory air.

Lugg. rack, bucket seats.

Was 11,677 Now IL377

MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM

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SUPERIOR S INC.

■?«?!£;• .rit.

per week Factory Warranty

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1018 Quincy

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NEW OLDSMOBILE TRADES

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$1095

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Shottman Dodge Truck Center loth & Ouincy

USED SPECIALS

4 dr. Stalioa Wagon. Extra Nice. V4.

$1495

OIDSMOBILE

RAMBLERJ

LEWIS MOTORS

S ?Ii?'7tira3!5a t dr. ”t!*'

Allowance on anything you can roII-^«-or push to

3 dr. Extra Clean. On owner. Reduced to

‘1495

$95 Down $11 Payments

CHRYSLER 3M. 4 AIK. POWER.

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$2995 1963 FORD

1965 Plymouth

*4>cK>r Valiant, 6 (7I-, standard shift, radio.

I NEWPORT 1 IK. POWER.

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NOR-m’*BND^6KA''AVeT' »*Sl5o«

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LIKE NEW

1965 Surplus and Executive Cars

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Grand Prix. Pull power and air conditioning.

Was B33SS

CADILLAC 1900 Topeka

tram., radio. Malt'.

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DALE SHARP’S

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Jntin,W. Bcrtc. o-):rar old brrshtps In tbc Cbamber of Burlincanw lumberman. f.ied CnmmwT and Rotary Cub. Tuesday allemonn for Uic BeActive ia Cwnmnnity publican nomlnatkm In Ihr Reck is first vtcr president of Kansas Houm of Aepreseola- the Kansas Lumberman's live* from the TSUi DisUicl. lAssn!. a mtnpber of the MaThe tJUi District lnc!udes!««'c Lodyr and Burlingame 0>age County and part* Church. ’ . ' Tm nth.r Jii other political action Tucsjday State Rep. Rarry -F. Lutz. iR iUiamn Springs, filed for the ! Republican nomination to the.

Kansas House of Representa­ MmW. tives fmm the , 124th District uhich includes Sherman. Thom­ Beek as and Wallace counties.

Hall Files ; Slate Rep. William Hail. RjOakley. flfed for the RepubUcan Franklin and Douglas couirucs. Inomlnation to the Kansas House I of Representatives from Dwight NaUve illilh District which Includes Beclcis owner and operator of,LogM. Gove and Trego coun' the JiAn W Beck laimbor Co. Ucs and the southern half of in Burlingame. Re was bom at Sheridan County.

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