The Topeka Daily Capital June 11, 1966

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LBJ Declares City Disaster Area East.Topekans Claim Little Help Offered

SBAto Open Aid Offices AtCifyHall

Residents of Tc^’s slrick1 East Side met Friday night to consider ways of combating alleged lack of consideration In cleanup work and civU defense And at simultaneous meeting In tbe btsemem of the ShawOon^ Courthouse, Mayor Cbaries W. Wright leveled a verbal blast at the persons at­ tending the East Side meeting in the New Jerusalem Baptist tet ftrcsi tbe Mean mot Church. have been donated le tbe Salvatton Army at the Taprtam who tost their homes and be in good cmditloa. orguizatioe's building. I3» E. <lh. Tbt Salvation Harder Speaks they will man emergency offices Action Spots-^ Wednesday ai^ when tbe loraado raked Topeka .Army and Red Cross have been collecting the this weekend in the Uunidpal Dr. Robert Haider, who Is looked tbrngfa mouadi of cloibisg Fridiy that directing vohmleer work in tbe Auditorium to aid disaster Urns.

This map pbqwiau key ipett disaster areas, appeared at tbe j pe, ceat Loaaa ia Viet Nam today. Key East Side meeting to explain The SBA can make 3 per cent peinti are Kontam (A), when what was being done to help loans lo individuals to rebuild fresh Amerieaa tad Vielnm- and then pranised an increased homes, replace furnishings and ett troops were sent Friday effort in the Oakland areas. appUacces. buy new cars or hi what appeared to be a When a rumble of discontent­ repair damaged ones, rebuild balldap of one of tbe biggest ed voices rose in disagreement businesses and replace the mer­ battles to date In tbe eoBfUet, With Dr. Harder’s remarks, he chandise inventory. bat wbidi tlaeteaed eariy to- parried the charges and left to

By PATRICK BURNAU The Red Cross, designated as day. At Hoe 16), Premier Ky resume his recovery work.

There will be more than 2,000 the city's official diiaster reUei flew MO riot potiee to the are* The main bone of contention Co. will waive June service bl len — operating hundreds of agency, can make grants lo to speed ap geverameal take at the meeting at New Jeru- to persons in Topeka and Man­ pieces of cquipmat — in tbs jonte desititue families unable over of tbe Baddhist stIon^ salm Baptist Churdi was the hattan whose property was de­ cope with the devestalion toft

By JACK COFFMAN devasUted areas of Topeka to­ to meet the earnings and repay­ stroyed or extensively damaged An army of volunteer workers by Wednesday's tornado. ment qualifications for SBA in Southwest To­ by Wednesday's tornado. Bal­ has mobUiied in Topeka to see Tbe deadly twister brushed unteer beadqoarten has been day in a major push to clear assistance. pekafour S. Jeffrey. KPL president, that the homeless are not with­ the 6di street viaduct and left estabUsbed at Friendship House, streeu and pariclngs of debris.

At a meeting of city d officials Meanwhi "Otber people on tbe west said Friday 710 Lime. a strip of tangled wreci out hope. disaster ficials turn side of Kansas Avenue don't "This waiver.” Jeffrey said, Tbe headquarters for this v north of 4lb between Lime Robert 1.. nuwi C. fuuuci, Harder, uucuur directed w, of ind , coordinators ot the d boose. b)ock-by-block ctnrass of have any trouble gelling help." "includes commercial custom- umeer corps is in East Topeka Locust through Ripley Park and the Topeka Office of Economlcl^** storm-damaged sections of the Said one of tbe apprm^atoly Opporlli^ty. working under ^ W. Wright r^ of KPL’s, if their property where many low income faml- on to Oaklard. city between 1-70 and S t r a 11 .. .. viewed the progress made Fri­ SO persons at tbe meeting. was destroyed or so badly dam­ financially unable lo To coonlinale the volunteer JlvT. r-u..!.. day. and outlined plans for Street.

"They've go so many soldiers aged that they cannot continue to Csae Workers work today. in SoulbwestTkip^ you'd think to operate their business.

Mayor Charles E. Wright said At tbe meeting were Lewis they were fl^tig a war,” said "We are assuming that all our

by Bgreement between tbe city another. "Nobody’s helping the coslomcrs in-damaged areas tion Army and all other volun- . D}sart. commissioner of and the Shawnee County Com­ parks in Kansas Clfy, Mo.. people down on Lime Street are out of service.” Jeffrey said. leer orgaoisatioos. mission. 10 County Welfart Dept, pick their shift up IQu th«y The company will make ^ Harder to hoping to opa otb­ case workers were asdgned to When news of tbe Topeka ■re oot at »th and Gage.” caaary recoaneetkos at no er centers teon-one at Goadathat project Friday afternoon. toraada reacted Western Kant truck, 160 ma. 11 charge, be said, but tlwt does Thof wtn " and otber eqnipm' na HoneaMes they pat atide ot include house wiring.

■11 residenU affected tai rived Friday from the Kansas their farm eqntpmat. left pie (hat 200 Job Corps KPL "Cusloraar Service Cen­ area, to find out wbtt their OM their fobs and beaded east. wosM arrive la Topeka ant aty, Ho., Park Dept. is. wfaat they lost end how we Now 300 members of the week to work only in flu East ters” have been optoed at HolOther Help Expected - .......... School, 63t can help them." said Wright Mennonlte Church from as far the County Welfare office Wright, and Darold Main, Bishop Ele"As soon as they get that In­ away as HePbenoo, Rilla•nte Kansas Crop and Live-I anticipated yield as of June explained that Jbe Eas going door to door in East T> cbaiiman of the Bhawnee Can­ roentary School. 3601 W. 31st, formation, tbe Welfare Dept Slock Reporting Service issued'of 16 bushels per are.

A month pAa to determine the needs of ty Bonvl of Comaissiaoers. taid boro and Inman are clearing Topeka Methodist Oiurch at Ttfa Jeffrey said. will make a rec.' and Ume was tbe first volun­ At the centers, and (he down­ a revised forecast of die state's! ago the anticipated yield was U the families. The needy thm volunteer help also to expected debris in Oakland. us," It crop Friday, placing'bushels per acre. ............................... will be referred to the volunteer in the city today from; They are volunteers. They teer cater to be set up In lb- town KPL office. Jeffrey said, 1966 wheat Wright explaii ..

108.000 bushels.

Last month's fvecast. had agencies geared to meet tbeir Jefferson, Nemaha and John­ sjk nothing for tfaetr sen- peka, and that East Ti^eka was utility employes "are ready to it at Ittjoe, of the dty traditionally forecast was down been realized, would have given needs. ices. Their aim is to hMp tbe only area wtriefa had bwn be of assistance wbetba tbe counties. Mutvane, Kanssa high populaUon density and Kansas its seventh largest crop "This is strictly a volunteer son 63 million bushels from last surveyed Irem bouse to houae where help is needed e City, Kan.. Ottawa. Junction problem be credit, restoration month. low ( of record.

Tort to work with tbe people,' IQr. Emporia. Mission, Wfcb' of their religious belieL to determine residats’ needs or service."

The new forecast, although J. E. Palksn, iriw heads the Whm asked why news and Harder who added this I I and other dttes.

With power saws and trucks larly 300 KPL servicemen down sharply, would be larger said coverage bad bea the first effort at going door to “We’re not paying anyone,” Federal officials already were they are culling through th« broadcast ‘ating 150 trucks and other slanted toward the West Topeka operating door.

Wright said; "We have aigoed . clearing the way for reconstruc­ mau of itees and detwia clog­ situatiea. equlpBwnt said "You nadodamaged declines in wheat prospects in Ttte Friendship House cantor no contracts sn made no verbal tion of needed public (acllHles. ging Oakland and are tnicto raise that Harder areas.

World War II. quertkai with tfaUL Damage to KPL company ft- recent years. contracts.” All the men aodeven as plaoBing began for in- ing it away. said the retectu* wat dut la 1863 Kanow imduoed only ! equipment cwnlng fro.-n ether "We started soon after we ! don't have lime.'.' Iten Jie dliUei.-JefWy said, is alimal- fo damage - dividual recovery. from drou^t, freeze 105.408,006 bushels and in 1957 "We need f»op\e to work, not dttos, be said, to on volunteer lefi.

The PrerideM’s announcement beard about it." said Marvin The Tt^Kka director of tha ad «t IB5O.0OO-I5DO.OOO tn Tope- and insects. hit a post-war low of 100.111.000 just sit.” said a spokesman. bask.

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McPherson, I and $150,000 estimated dam- The crop is based on autcRiatlcBUy made a <1 million busheUHarder to expecting 200 Job Streets in tbe dty. surroondD Manhattan. an Page 2. CeL 1) le^l initial allocathm of federal dtnalor for the Mennonlte Dis­ aster Service. funds available to itonn' 'fCoatlaaed on Page t, Col 2) (CMlimed no Page 2, GaL 4) jryy - /

By OENE SMITH Presldem Johnson Friday de­ clared tornado • tom areas of Kansas to be major disaster areas.

This makes the damaged tions eligible for federal funds to fetlore damaged public property.

Immediately following , President's announcement from Washington, both the Small Business Admfnstralion and the

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eluding principally Top Washburn University and Kan­ sas SUte University at Man­ felt help was needed. By com­ ing in and lettisg them know hattan. , these people wUl "This It million Just puts us heart to | in business.” explained Harold I thing H. Kfiofi, director of tbe Denver said. "We feel Ihto to do." regional Office of Emergency as Christians we ought to Planning. "As soon as we get Hostetler said the Mennonfirm estimates. we'U have the lies' mission In Oakland ia to clean up tbe eree to a pnot teUI allocaltoo.''

Knolt's office administers the where tbe residents them­ presidenl's emergency relief selves can handle the rest fund lor jn« sui ■-----tbe granddaddy roared across tbe heart of Tope­ ka. killing at least 17 persons and causing damage now esti­ mated at m«e than 1150 mil­ lion.

Teams of federal estimators made a rapid tour of the dty Thursday afternoon and early Three Topekans who were ad­ Friday, and came up with mitted to bospiUls with injuries what Knott called a ‘’horse­ after Wednesday's tornado re­ back" estimate of $5.6 million mained in serious or critical for minimum repain to esien- condition Friday night. till public facilities In both Mrs. Josephine Drew. 60.1300 Shawnee and Riley Counties. Harrison, was described in The Denver <^>cial said about critical condition by officials at sofeSent aiBiftati' t-Vail lioipital. " will begin Monday campiUng da(Conlimed ea Page t Ori. S> .. at Stonn«rt-VaU. Lois Decker. 45. SB Burr, was listed in serious condiUon by officials at St Ftancis Hos­ pital where she is in tbe inten­ sive care unit. ^ suffered ,mai7 severe cuts, multiple BbreskiiB. • breka right ankle broka toft beet, hoq^lal officials sakL A 5-yeats)ld youngster's death Harry Cooney. 1135 Kansas, Friday brought tbe falaUly loU wu llatad in ................. of Topeka’s, ipmeio to 17, ofneWi at the Topdtt VA Chaig Lee Beyiner. ion of Mr. Hospital. Nature of hte injurtea and Mrs. Donnie Lee Beymer. os not listed.

M42 Twilight Drive, died one Others wtw prevmily- ban dav after his right leg had been listed in serious condtlten at amputated at Stormonf-Vall Topeka hospitals improved ffospital ■ ^ Friday and were desertted in He suffered numerous other "fair" or "satisfictoiy” condi­ Her home reduced lo a shapeless pile of kMUag ate her InJunes «d bad been in crit- Uon Friday night. ____ teal coraUtten since be was adqtel. Mrs. Anns HsM. 3« Ume. sat qntelly ia a U

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Sunshine Returns To Topeka Today

Considerable sunshine and warmer temperatures are predieted for the Tt^eka area to­ Gov. WiUiam H. Avery said day, tbe Weather Bureau said.

Friday he is not prepa^ at Showers or thunderstorms time to recommend what may develop in the area toshould be done with the night, however, weathermen tornado^laroaged state printing'said. High temperatures tween 80 and B are forecast for plant.

TTw sUte^wned biulding suf­ the Topeka area this aftomoon. fered damage estimated offi­ TotShfca's high temperalnre of 73 Friday was II degrees cooler cially at 1475.000.

Robert R. (Bob) Sanders, than the normal lop reading for state printer, and Mrs. Sanders the dale in the capital cify. were in the plant when the A tow of 49 shortly befora storm struck. They were not in­ dawn Friday in Topeka was the lowest temperature ever re­ jured. corded in Topeka on June tO in The storm blew away a large <k. .!,(-•,;.. *** *•>'*" ^ Weather .

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Cong Victory Soviet Aimuiiioiiices MOSCOW lAPl - 0>m™mniUr> <.[ Ihc Si.W Cmraniiljm He wwM l«l*y ■" ■"A •' important to all the peoples of • '■ T..o.n[xi I MrAtinrv uid Party- voirtd a rnodwattiwhal he fsllea American the world." Brezhnev said. He listed such aims u "lerminaUon of the arms racb, nonproflifermtkni of nuclear weapons and |n( sew eflor^ U help apecd vp p Past general, controlled disimaBrezhnev's brief remarlu i Vlrt C»ii| victory is South p Germany indicated that Euro­ menU" party contnls the | VlrtNun. pean eecuriiy means maUng Brezhnev spoke, u Kosygin The lUlemenl' «u made here wiUMit eipUn»t»n or elabora­ Brezhnev also Implied th sure West Germami^ milHarily had Iwo days ago. to a meeting of bU parliament cwsUtuaDts. tion. It came tner an olt-repeat- lere was lillle prospect of i weak and especially that it does Soviet voters will go to the polls ed prombe of “the naqeaaary a^eemenl with Ihe West on dis- not have nuclear weapons asatatance on an em-tnereaainc armameni or hailing Ihe spread Solution of the two problems Sunday to show approval for iposod parliamentary candlwould alter the entire •cale" to GommiBMa In VM of nuclear weapons until there u s chosen by tbe Communist sHuatlon and thereby a foluUon of what he called the Nam. a of other alms party.

Breshaev. the laneral iaei» two •'moat important pn^ems'

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(CeuttoMd From Page I) tolled etigtaeering estimates, and fueaaed that job wiU take about two we^. Knott said be espects to remain in Topeka about that long, directing tbe operations.

He caUed a Monday morning meeting of represenUUves from the U. S. Army Corps of Engi neers, Buretu of Public Roads.

Public Health Service. Federal Avtotka Agency. Federal Hous­ ing Agency end General Serv­ ice Agency, to detail plans for the l^mlle-loog canvau. p«n—«t»«

Patridc Edwards, U. t sas champion, relaxed Friday . night as he attended tbe “Ban­ owert aad tbnwienbnrers are forecast today far tta Up- quet for Champions" in the r MlstiMkipi Mlsrii^. Valley. Nortbera and Ceatral Plains, Cen- Grand Ballroom of the Hotel teal Ptotenu teglou and tbe Rockies. Tbe rest e! tbe nntton rtors for tbe will have clear to pvdy cloady tkiet. national bee here.

Patrick, who won the right to represent the stale when he eaptored the AU-Kansai Spelling Bee crown in Topeka May 7. re­ ceived a 175 award at Friday Topeka Weather Biot's dinner for finishing among the top U to the national 71 41 bee. The All-Kansas Bee is .. n 4* U4 74 44 T sponsored by The Daily Capital.

Tbe federal agents hope to Pat. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hea•n <• Ml in M I closely estimate the amount J1 IM itu.

2 u ry ID. Edwards. Wichita, took «lty: Ml»h H PH needed to dear away the de­ 7s “ 17th pla<% to tbe final Mr ctn tt 1 »jn. bris and repair Topeka’s build­ . ___ enxtan. mx*. T«t«l ««r jm. ” 2 of the niwo-day national contest (CMtttoned Frea Pegc U ].«i Aormtl tsr Jim. MOM I.M. (CoatiHied Proa Png' 1) ings, restore iu streets and TMtl «»rra»r tJli •wrmil M «m »Z)t Thursday when he sUpped on ing the damaged areas, will be bridges, replace' street lighting •SSrS'iiSrnH.snv., “melha” (a type of dessert or Office of Economic Opportunity and otoer power equipment and sealed ott u work crews detoast). was already IH bourt lata to vdop and begin working, Dana put all governmental entities “Be really outsmarted him­ Temperatures a strategy isaelnn with Mayor U Hummer, chief of police, back on an operating basis self CP that one." the boy’s fa­ Chtrim Wright and recovery deluding Wtsbbun. said. ther said later. “He hadn’t heard After dark, aaid Ms]. John of the word and he thaught it ’Based on these tmoonto, the ^Wtl^br. Harder wu gone, DiDon. police trafTie division, dly will file t project eppllcawould be a real tricky one." a wwiian rose in his defense.

M IS SJR. no one but resMents of the area lion with us. After our regional Edwards added his soa asked M II »jn.

Deferis Bnrder wUl be admitted by inned mili­ director has approved H. we can the Judges for a derivation and "We’re doing too much fuss-, tary patrols. learned “melba" was originated immediately make an advance ing imong ourselves to accom­ from a French term meaning a Tbe NaUonal Guardsmen and of 75 per cent of that, plish anything. If anything, Dr. French wamin. Moxt femtoiae Forbw Air Force Base person­ as funds are immediately avail­ Harder needs our support, not Forecasts French terms end in so he nel on patrol to tbe areas. able." Knott explained. Washour dbagraenmt." tiu taM. speUed it “melbe."

Dillon aaid, "obey tbeir orders bum. Shawnee County and tbe K>HUt-M*rtir tioudy t«dj.

"Were sitting here talking ■nnh eun> that nobody goes to there." state can make aeparale appliBefore be went down. Pat about what we want while Ihe 0»4»«mi city »•> M Mil « ni Mil. To keep dump trucks moving cations. sailed through such tongueBoy Scoott and people tr«n ) eight dump sites in the twisters as bourgeois, aggnasumundlng states are rushing np-w.

Money lor clearance and re­ nui'Mtntsrmi we«r <M MtMv win Law a 4 IQ 4t Vral streets will be closed and diie. emulsified, cnatacea. emin to help us." the said. pairs to federal property, how­ fic re-routed it needed. Dillon ever, will come fro 1 other A mlidtter oie anl said -Tvt NoaTHwttT Missovai Kansas Weather said. and his parents will leave learned that in Topeka you gel funds. KnoU added.

'Mrr m tomay Bim luttirM Washtogton at noon today by only what you work for. I Ihlnk ‘Captatos’ He said anything the city i •» n Jet plane for Kansas City where we ought to appoint a caznmtttee Fourteen "captains" will be loM orr contracted f(or to i 2 I! Mr. and Mrs. Edwards wlU pick to decldt on what we want and staUorted along the ' "we can pay I U.S. Weather 77 « up their other two children. Joe. then pment our eomplainu to of the tornado as work crews after we’ve clearedi the e r5 ” 3, and Amy. S months. The tbe rl^t people." move into the area today. saHf pease. y, ■ smaller children spent "Spelltog Tbe committee was nominat­ Bernard WQIiams. city engi­ The mayor uid tbe OEP •7 u Bee Week" to the care of their ed. end wUI meet today to de­ neer, grant will allow recoustructioo "If* ' 2 « grandparents. Mr. aad Mrs. cide on luftber ectioo.

Williams asked for six police- of such facilities as R^dey Park aim>»«»iMTi - » g Casey O'Hara.

Mayor Wright apeaklttg at len to be stattoaed with the Recreation Center, tbe atete 5; The Edwards family wa remeeting ol city disuter offlcls iptalns to seal oR work areas. printing plant, Municipal Air­ X Si tom to WkhiU Sunday by car.

Friday night In the OvU DeDump Sties Listed port and Central Pari: School, fem headquarters of the Shaw­ The dump sites. Williams "but in no case are public funds nee County Courthouse. caUed said, are at the north end Ches­ to be granted in any way for tbe meellflg of East Topekans. ter Streei: to Ripley Park in private use. The only outlet “Bin Htotoog end his no-goodEast Topeka: north of Ut Street available to Ihe private cilueo _ era meettog to degrade “• near the Rock Island round­ Is the SBA" atrorts here." house: at IntersUte 70 and SBA Offke Plaaaed Covers Ordered Storey: southwest corner Wally Buck, chief of SBA's fi­ Wri^it Slid he ordered plaiWashburn ItoiversUy campus: nancial division for tbe Kansas Oe covering matorlal. and had to Central Park; and the north City regional office, said "we it deUvered to the East Topeka side of »th Street east of Gage. ■re going to have that ofHce llatbodift Ctanrds volunteer cen­ Chain uws are "our most open at • a.m. to room 101 to ter at Tlh and Lime for East crying need.” WUUams said. He Topeka reridents to cover winsaid be will ask for vohmteeri dowi end other epentngi to their 'peo^ aad gettlnc them with (iiton saws who abo will to business. ' operate them with work crews. Two men and a secretary will staff the office both days and, that they needed cindlw.'’ Tired, bat ttfll OB flw Job. Mn. Francei Oay. SMI W. »H. aiUwugh nominal open boun Wrtgbt nid. "At • p m. we had a Burses aMe. took lime out lor a laack Friday cveniag. She end at 5 p in-, "we’ll stay there till ibaro's'nothing eteo going randtoa over there." retaraed to wwk Friday alibaugh she bad been ea daty conThat's one time we don't Wri^t alio uid Hut social itoatly from M miaates after tbe Uraado itruck Topeka watch {he clock very much." workers from tbe Shswnee Wedaesday algbi natll t:M p.m. Thursday. She helped treat Purpose o( the SBA loan sys­ Cooty Welfare Dept worked in r first aid paUeali dariag her more (ban tVboor doty tour. tem is to "try to put you back the aras of Intorftato 70 to East where you were," Buck ex­ Top^ Friday and will be In plained. A contivtor's estlinate toa area today making housewill be needed for repair or tadMBse cheeks. construction of boustog aixi-or *T take a damned dim view Red Cross ofOcUls said Fri­ business buildings, and a list ol ol ny group of clUiens who sit day night preliminary surveys contents and replicemant In ttto htotorUnds and say todicato SJOO Kansas families values will be requlRd for perart not making any effort." auffeiwd damsp ~ ' mal property lodBi; -Rader, oardlnetor of Ihe vbt day's ttntodoes.

Once storai vKttms till out an untoer drive under WrigM a euThe turvky covered Manhat­ application and provide (CoDltoiWd From Page !) pervirien. arrived at the meet­ tan, Topeka and Jtrbato. stantiattog evidence of ing of city offlctols about I pjn. Corps youth from McCook. Neb .j The East Topekans are in one Red Oosa i^tidals at Topeka Buck said "they'll heve Harder sakt a food dbtrtbu- to telp clear debris next week, of the worst situationa created said the preilmtaary figures «« ■ promptly" - generaHy ttou center win be estabUshed The Tbpeka Chamber of Com-! by toe twister, within less than a week. likely to p up. at tbe Topeka Fire Academy imerce is surUng a list of.

Able to PkllosapUii They listed til homes de­ at 4th end Jefferson. gua^ I those needing housing, he said, with his baseball cap stroyed' “We flod the peoide are sil- The Friendship House center over his eyes-one East-?

An additioaal S38 bad major antee in contraettog for work I -tiia tight and not coming ool" U providing hot food, legal aid. mm phUoscqihtoad while dnBap.nbe Red Cross ofRcitlt aad purc^tatg vehicles nttor Ihe storm, jlarder told the a health nurse, clothing and to pull tbe remains of a garage booMbold items. said. (gOeials at tbe meeting.

No Weed frem VA volunteer work crews, \ off of his car.

They listed «l« homes with A phyetdan and nurse will lasurance Explatort I “Don’t use my minor damage. SI mobile hcanci The Veterans' AdmtoistratliHi I be at East Topeka Methodist F G Mantanares is cm hand the resident of the 300 block on destroyed i«S SI office Qnirch today. Harder said, and representing the Topeka LegillLHn*- "» Atwood apparently wiU npt be I know how NoDer Motors will provide Aid Society to help explain in-i bad off I am, they won t worry. open Hiis imekend. siocc ofll-1 mntporation for persons need­ .?a^ problems. ctals there said they had r«-1 : "It's juslgood to be Mive." listed in Kansas. ing to go to the hoepltals.

The Salvation Army otitce at he said looking toward the splin- Tbe Red Cross survey said ceived m word from their re- I 1310 E. Jlh services a steady lend remains of his frame 535 were mjured and K hos­ gional office at Wiriuta.

GI loan holders may ka) are------------stream of humanity seeking house. "Some people say there pitalized. go and what they can pi." food, clothing and shelter. isn't any God. But there is. eligible tor emergency relief by wpptjing to flte VA claims ofBaniertaid.

"We've given away thousands Some day tberemay be a bomb. "ee. of garments - we are feeding And it'll be Just like this. You The Federal Nattoaal Hort. families and housing them won't be able to do nothing gage Asm. can loan disaster ...........Lewis M. For- about it." vlctiins up to m.001^ and 100 dJ the SslvaSouk Stay Boae ney. commsi per cent of appraised value for While some are sUylng lion ArmyArm; . . with a home certified desiroyod or ' "Housing is criucai and es-: relatives and friends, others are recooitnKpeciaUy for East Topeka b^Isticktng with their gutted Tornado damage to Topeka damaged so tion or replacement is required. cause they don't have Ihe'homes. public schools Friday was r* FTfMA also buys insured borne t it, 2nd an^Srd Priz«i Will Ba Awarded Noon - BasebaU, New York finanegs," said Forney- "Over; o,niel Stpp. 327 Lime, a re- -limated roughly at tUlO.OOO. loam. is holding to his Yankee! vt Detroit Tigers. on the west side they can go to >10.000 and X-year terms. Other ' in Each of the Foltowin9 Groups WIBW-TV <13), WDAF-TV (4). • motel or stoy with ralaiives.Uyme. He was locked In his , said the • repair loans up to I3JOO are But these people are poor and|b«meni by the storm. ~ KFEQ-TV C), maw was incamplete and more ■vtilable to settle lesser dimGROUP I GROUP II GROUP III „ pi,ce to go,' 3 pjB Golf. BuKk Open, they cant do that in some^, Ty, refined estimates would '■ age.

WBW-TV (U). WDAF-TV (4). cates because their relaUves 5,1^ the llWe elderly man.‘ I’v, made liter.

Atm 1-7 Af« M Aqm 10-U got to stay here.'

4;Se pjn. - Racing. RKer- ml^t be right next door."

Tbe Topeka Board of Educa­ said a Kansas City ikde Gflod IVtx. WIBW-TV ■) trail­ North In Oakland the silua- tion and sebool disteiet admia(13). 's here today Whelp with shel- IkiB was similar - many hov­ istraUn are scheduled to in­ 6 p.m. - Baseball. St. Louis spect tbe damage to schools toering over their belongings duri CantiaMi va. Phibdel|tola PtdlIgnore Sbrtters I'ng ' bet. WREN Radio (IMOi Hospital Births g:SS pjn. -Baseball. Kansas A strange aspect of the dis-!fnt .... aster is that tfie homeless are Bandaged and covered with Red Cross Relief IT. aaancii bty AthMies vs. California not going to ih* places where red scratches, William D-ick.

Use any kind of t'Atl I .lor laiBofl site paper. Put your Aapb, ^W Radio (Saoi. shelter can. he provided. Forney fund Appeal Mode Mr. iXt Mrt. WmUn HoWat. XCMO Radio (liei. end Harder report few seeking ruins Mmo, eddrotf, teiepkoao munbar enrega m the drawing. eww.....

An ^peal for emergency re­ Maay Wltb Retodvea temporary housing in public Shopper's City kdenVOept. on or boforo . . .

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T4*M lief hinds was launched Friday ‘M«t everybody is staying shelters. Several shelter areas NoSoloritd Ubor JW" .«________ ____ by the Shawnee Oamty Red to town hive been closed for with relatives or In their Mr. 4x< Mn. Lin* WiMi homea,” said IHck. who said Cross Oiaptor. Qiapter chateof use.

Employed in Cleonup lack Forney said the Salvation service men have been told to man. Judge E. Newton Vickers, (M. *M. JM • said tbe funds will be used to Mr. 4M I4n. a—rf tWMk Army sheltered ISO Wednesday. clear the area aflm « | Drawings will bo judqod on noetnoss. ability end origiBalhelp the 2.4S0 families affected knv t«y. JuM .1. • 35 Thuraday and expected and his family are slayl M' M Mrt. >a» fML <71 ity. Winners wilt bo ennouncod Saturday. Juno llth at 2HM , by the tornado brtp. Mayor <a*rie» Wright fewer Frdiy night. MM -of-t relative those lUviflg there ara elderly Once the owner of a four-- The funds wdl be used inlaaid Friday. _p.rt.. You nood not bo present to win. FamHios of Shopper's Divorces Uny of ibo disaster victims bedroom home.

M: iJ. Hal4e^i!ially to The city is not hiring any City omployooi or* net eligible.

RedCross funds being East Topeka, and Oakland man. 421 North Winfield, Mlaricd werkers at this time. fWd. said. 1 national provide emergency sU.iiqi with relatj'vee and "We don't have aav Wrtfit sail CoBiraettn who food, clothtog. shelter.

• r. andt ' wlsbtowwklathaaMstorarea friends. What worrlbS bHirtaU uj now.' is watching his|ical care lo'iocal disaster sufHa: must raglator wrllb-the Butidtog the housing erWh crealeil when! Haldennan I beloagtogsImpmUoB Dept, at aty UaU. these temporary vUits end.

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EastTopekans lodge Protest

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Air Force erteOlte anrlin tatton human Oeeh raced into orbit rran Wanopo ItM. Va. . Popderosa Shirts early Friday. 'n» ipacecraft will range up $4 sid down through the high alti­ for Beys tude radiation belts enveloping the earth. seeUi« to detennloe The Ponderoet ityle just how dangecoui tbeae areas ahirt with rawhide laced plaequet and may be for astronauts.

The Ah- Force reported a few aide venta ia a moat hours after the:iaiincfaiDg that popular style for the 171-pound satellite bad Spring. All cotton “tobacco” cloth in turned on Its in ail its boustAeepiag systtns toy, burgundy, gold ■ natural. Sizes 10 to were functioDliig well.

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Calwd the OV*-( as the est entry In the miUtiry “orbit­ ing vdilcle'' pngram, the spacecraft carries right plastic White Levi's spheres of shnulated human Aroerioi'a favorite fun time, the largest tia inches in panta becauae they fit,. diameter. look and wear better.

TTie Air Force described these Boys’ regular or alim, as "tiiiue^qulvalenl spheres - ■izea 4 to 12 yeaia. nock-upB of porUona of the hu­ man torso.'’

Desigud by scientists In the Air Force Weapons LMnratory at Kirtland Air Face Base. ] W.M.. the spheres contain sen- 2 aors to measure radiation ener­ gy dcposiu u the atellite whirls In orbit.

Theae sensors are to provide BteasoremenU not mer' the Van ABen radiatJon b« sone of oatural radlatien - but also. OB the decay of residual rtoUation ia the marnmade Starfish belt, an artificial band of ndiatibh produced by vaftous | nrst U. ADen Ihede of the weapons Uboratoty said the primary purpose of the studies It to gain Informauoo for more uccuram prediction of the kind ^ and degree of radiatton man I will encounter in space.

I He said that before eadi of I flw Gemini two^nan flints. I computer codes hsve [redicted I fits amount of radiatton - ■ which the ailronauu would I fezposed, with an error of as llt]h as tt per tesH. The goal it 100 per cent accuracy. , ■ The National Aeronautics ^nd Adminlstratton laundied the OVS-l with a four-etage solid f ' The satellite went Imo an bit ranging between the altl- Weathered brown apoU on the aurface of your hands tadtt of 400 to 1A40 miles ^ and face teU the worid you’re getting old, perhaps j«y dOM .to the planned apo­ before you really are. Fade them away with ESOgee and perigee. The spacecraft TERICA, the medicated cream that break- up k expected to continue relaying maaaee of pigment on the skin, makea hands look Monnation lor about a year. It white and young again. Squally effective on the ti an octagonal cylinder 29 Inch­ face, neck and anna. Not a cover-up. Acta in the es across and 29 Inches UUT Since last October Ihi Air akin, not on it If you have brown apota, blotches, or force Office of Aerospace Re- want clearer, lighter akin, begin using ESOTERICA bearch hw launched four other today.

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Doctor Gives TB Cultures^ Clean Bill A Stale Health t>q>L oOlclal said Friday Biere U no danger to Ihe public as a result of broken bacterial cultures in the State Health LaboratoTies, UOQ Kansai.

Dr. Nicbolaa D. DuffeU, di­ rector of stole laboratory larvlees, inspected the laboratorie* an tne seventh floor of the old _ jlaltonal Beaarve Life fti'idtwg ■ind said there is little break­ age of bazardous tuberei oitlures. ”We know that decontamina­ tion of the area — not i mendous job under the clrcuinitonces - can be dona and Is being done. And as far u the health of the public U con­ cerned there ii no danger,” ~ Ouffett said.

Decontombiatton of the loraado-raeked eomtsto of flooding (he area with dislnlectonL He said 00^ a few of the TB culturta were broken and beallb offidaU win be able to take many of them to other labora­ tories for tcating.

A few virus cultures were broken but “not of the dangerouB kind for the most part”

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Premier Ky SenB^ 400 Riot Police Into Dissident City of Hue

Officials Claim Missile Blast Started Blaze

Od by ihe hui«er4irikin lion by tocal^ruw^u^eoiM SAIGON. South Viel Nam ,APt — Premief Nguyen Cae nocnee.

Kv sent too riot police mto Hue Monk Quang Due set himself Friday and. as IT to ihow his Quang presumably trill n aflame in a Saigon street June Roveramem has weathered the CO hand. He was hospitr Buddhtsl-led -stonn of opposi- and described u very wetfc In It, 1K3. He wu the first Of aev. ......................the third day of hii prolest latL But be Mid be will carry on uittil Pretidem Johnson withdraws (rained policemea from Saigi— American support from the mll- Dlnb Diem and bis regime, have burned themselves HONOLULU (API - 'nit city »o (he holdcMt Buddhitt slrwig. iiary government.

TV demonstration - to com- death in the spring xsmpaign fire dep-tmern «ld maaiorate the ' ' Nike-Herctiles missile (hat M-UrH.tBamete Division have been of the first Buddhist human tacForce Sees ploded 0010 abortive (*l flrlng uking their time about reThundiy aeattmd debrti onl storing the city fully to tbe gov- poUlical aims - urold I c\tA with riot police. It could Buddhist household altars sUU brushland and ttariad a U-acrejernmenl's control. brush fire .near Oahu's Kabukn . Buddhist mllitanU, who arc also spark antigoveniincnt ae- cluttering itreeU of Hue may be

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^t the Army denied any de-| brls fen oh Oalu, ofiier then a! few small parts within thel launch ana'a tmmedlale ufctyl zone. i lerenlFIret . 'Hte fire departmest aiid the debrU - the missile't Kdid fuel propeUant - Karied Kvera) (ifH that soon fflcrged Into one large blase.

Tbe fira burned almoel I5| acres of brush and scrub pas­ ture before it wu breught under contra].

There were no InJurlei nod do homii were endangered.

The missile. wUch wu armed, with a convcntnotl warhead, was (ired by the Hawtil Nation­ al Guard from tbe Army's Kahuku Mluile Range. laformathe Officer Maj. Ralph Crammett, in­ formation officer, said tbe mis­ sile malfunctioned and veered off course shortly after launch. He said this triuered an automatic safety device and the missile destroyed ItseU at

flaming debris or metal menu were blown back over land by the wind.

But John Yo^lkawa. assist­ ant chief in the city fire depart­ ment, said be bad Hiked to wit­ nesses who said they saw (be rnlsaUe explode, uw tbe turn­ ing debrli land in the brutbland, SM MW the brash firm break out almost ImmedUUly. MeUI PragnenU Tbe Ho«>tulu Sler-BuHeUn quoted some aourcet as report­ ing that meUl iragments at large as dimer pUtes found in the area.

In a similar tamldent ' years ago, throe bomca in tbe area were showered with mistue fragmenu.

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Ky U alto expected to addreu tbe Atia-Pacifie foreign mintsten conference on economic and cultural afUin to be held there next week. His major elm, however, is to strcngttwn hU bonds with Koru.

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fhe Daily Capital Saturday Forum N.Y. Welfare

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Ona newi ftory hdd bnr CaHtenla Gor. Pat Brewa lait year aikad tba Mall't Dneoitle eancnnfcnal delalattoo: "Can yea laa a Ranald Raa«aa la Iba •oftraor’a ornce?" Tha coafnaBMe laoghad.

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fsrecttdrrtofaigh To Iba Editor: llwro sn those to niUk e^ fice who ere driving this natton araryate.1 to ruin fa) order to appease a toite Borobra of social mslcoti. tonts. and et the top of this ttontelvai_____________ . _ .

Itottotbepeertosskadtroftte behngteigloVtotNBB. r to a tote where my bte. mtad.

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Ltoutewnt Banks’ pannto live ate ideato an my own. b contoaat to this, out te toe to Sitoector, Wto., tewre our Mrve ogr onitry at a stente and itupldlly te esceedanghtor,awroB.toastaffwril. Rgbttog man to a trust bestowed atve srdftre. toera eames (rom er on Ibi Evening Telegram, on me by tbe people. It to my Niagara County, N.Y., an act Ibeeflpptagwaepobltotedtbm tepe tor itdOtora oatolde our bor­ te the comity welfare director on Memorial Day. but te eootra dsrs. who stefra ondsr the ram. that is Ilka a frete breath te ow pepm airtvra a few days page te tynany. the absenra te etr. tale here.-MRS. AUSWELL ^ nure to a man wbo sera STAUPTER, Route 1, Holton. -ti ^ BytiHwg m«w •emetU^ wrwg wfaa Jobs are available but people are toe Ete. IfitefaitfammyGod.atecoiirlasy to work and tnslst on tbe (Hifr^ »•*.. iw SMtowsm ■€■ from these wbo have gone county taktng care te toem. before me. hfy reason for u'—Sn'm. nera to a mm who ten toe ^ toe to a ayntetolte aQ men b MBbar et CaMiiilMi can -taa” Raapw to *a •arcaar. « anar'i ^ ad K w« ba to »«ai, an tta Dma- eourtee to bote toe tkto te wteton mania that toreattna. oatfe MBtoaa, to heap *a papakr Barto-TT tov ton vary menl flbartettiina. pwmt —sraMS «ura ■ BoclahBteaoiba-’s tton. fv be has takaa action aal af IL late cr graacamett. but atnd Me 1 agatawt it ready at the borders te freedom, SMte it. te • Mat. I Ben to mteek. Raafaa attaodad eoUafa aad let toto He (KBd Jobs tor to able, not w an eggreawr. but as e Ow broifcniltot flaU an a aporta mawmew. Haateoeua bodtad men aad cut bto cooDdefender, ate the nations of the I AM AN AMERICAN and artiealato. te tend to mortaa and mate a anabar ty’e welfare bfll by » |» crat world win know that ‘the pursuit In dobif lo. te branght of notable filrna. amooc ftera “lOiif'a Row." to wWeh but down open bto heed tbe wrath his legs were tanecesiarfly amputated by a erased ear- and fury of ullraJlbeal, leftnatton.

"Tba oedare J recteve are degwo. Neit. be sewed on tderUon aad Is oflan taeo as wing graqw, te dvU righto •Tte mrvks I renter to my rived from tee peqile ate I - tha marter of ceramoeles to a TV s«ial and to oommer- groups, and even two-faced polli.” eonttry to not only duty, bat m '------- *' "" liclani have Joined In the frey dals. honor ted a ptMtoge. Dufy.aa agntatebtm.

We m mens « atomtog tadtent wldi rwpaet to It to bidecd a shame when an 1 whose life bolds ra Reagan’s TV ca»« to white be wrote a lattor to Iba teeeted otadal wto tries to do Dally CapItoL BwaatoJatyafuatbataatotyCron hU Job right. Is subject to luch Hollywood reported that Reagan weaU appear to M eptooda pressure and abuae.

I can see where tbe advoof •‘Wag* Itton." lbs story wu Utatonled wltb a pietan cates of the Great Society of Raaiaa wUte, wim tba page was mate qi, was placed might be concerned, becaura To Tbe EiBtor; Drag Admtolstratiea. the meat I was autprlaad to read to tote tovaettoB scrviecs te the Dept on top of a back of adverttoWHBtt. Dtrediy ladar Ran- this man’s phUorate>y caM sprrad. and that would pom a fan's pictun was a* adrerttowwnt af a pnebet datogDad toim.ln limiU of their own It may eennd crate but we wete’i Saturday Penm that te Agricniture. and a bote te tteett te LBTs corrupt, acawtolMr. Dwight Payton takra iasua steer toderal, state and keal *^- —*“^ *^*^ Take frem tbe rich fthe hard. capahilUiet ate toqjlrttioo. ■tand strong ted bstetHte. with to keep falsa taetb (ram sl^iptog. welfare igograro. waking. Inventive pradncera) Kurtbermore, to those dayi... good mtadi. bacanae te tea wtte tee peopie ee the East agcselea to keep aeUtsh boteSomeone amt Reagan a eUpptag of hto pletaro aad ridten ^*1'**osn mtetfsSrad^ two- and give ^ _______ __________ bnato iisMiMttoa to natnra. Ceate wbo left tbe young Uy wsimen to Itoe. WHhoat pebtte . * to tee poor (tee often with few excepUiau ... no tel the ad, askli« K bs was ba^itof to adnrtlsa dootaras and aemtehtag for notetog, nd ^vU te'lbs fll. Iteb toad forhantef whn ate upon ^emdra ante as teeae, we irly •------Bttacfccrt. Snrtey Mr. Payton would all be livtog under a ewiU ite toetti were his own.

S;r^^ZtaSi.rrke^tto ducera) end call It metolUm. these enceptkma were hatelad'aU rsraamtoe wbte we are. by .hT^Sirp ciDit communism.,-but don’t on • local level. One either pro. bow we got that way ate what realbes teat teoae people ante talist dictstorship, rife wltb ta a iatim aarbed by Its tenar. Reagaa adrtaed S » “»'t d««l .r Hu, i, b»iu» ™ ho.. „ h «d rate M have felt It is better to have tntta and monopoUea. director of Niagara County, »0 « lbs Dafly ftopHal tet "It tea accened to asa tost we are todeed itrlvtog tor the To. ABofc. I. ,i»i, becauN any conservative What Is workable Is our basic This is natural. whfls IknowBytoetbaretoyawi.yeer readers N.Y..

■^eUra'howeve^ man ' llwtet- *y»Wn> of eapuatlsm. Why If 1 ever gel to wondering es be« place to the wn. the mote acivssthw bare others do it for Socialist It’s banpeniM because „tural evte^ of the ^ have aaaw 49kt . ■ • Vtea 1 cay my taetb ent tb^ bU citv ma- «h«dd tbe word capitalism be to "what 1s ri^’’ tor us 1 re- toflueoce. tbe mote power, the them. After all. isn’t idf-suffichinM bantered around as if if were a duce it to what la right to best that wt can tetota ... test clency the ere* of tee Amerl- economic order. Americans «e my awa, I aeon Ihre^ the Lard’s grace ate eat can conaarauve? . |ieee sttta that *«tn—"mh Tbs working people, tbe redirty word?

Ibafs bow our nature in general, far we an a we bettovs to the eapltaltotle by leaase af pnhaaa." ^ it "Big ftotearb" lew ^ ^a truat.d with tea ap^ble clttoow. tbetazpsy- country got to be strong, rich part of nature and beed to system when some bare men . ”” ■ ~ health aad w(«y te tealr fiml.

Sasqaa'a entry to toe CsUfonla gabenatortal contact era of tela "teV<naboold write ate vital. . . thraugh cempetl- resltoe It from time to time. Is than tebere ... nd tent wteis appaara to bave put soma RapubUean lento to that event to tee wtefare director te Nl- lion ... not througb cotters- competitin Dmmal among «!■ pnnd te IL agart Oootty. N.Y., aad aay tloa Rivalry betwesn todlvkhi- mnlsT Yes. Is it natural tor tee ft’s a real cballnr to (tod Ha wO be a colortnl eampalgnar.

"God blam you. trlted, there ale, betwean butoesa ... sMv. strong to care for tee weak or candvra di^ tolhs fartoe te ^lain te prtvala ^lite M beecntog obvious to tee piteUe should beeoDeJateUkeymas one Ji — iuto mnal.......................................................................... or outdo otesn to poorly mottvated (laqr) ...... ......................... ......

I - niy Job as try. brtos teat «vte to equate wtetore dtrector Hnetor te ...every .. county. _____ • compirittvtey uareetrlrted turee? Nope. Ear toteancs if tog to keep 11 democratic fiite TWs aqterrte do^’t scrape up and oD . .. ngirdtow te their prato thU country." - JDd MOB. milieu (free RIS, Rock Creek. Kan. ^ our beritags, Dwlfttt store away some nuts just who ibetloo ... and it to ttped^ weA wm para by tee w^te^ and lodallte aecood. Mott other ^ Amertcani win. loo. - LAIRD is going to feed him I aad bto a'teBe^ to note teat tesn Payton said last Saturday. _ -------2SL" “ WILCOX, 1«1H New York Par Mariy all of tee fore- young onra teraugh tbe tentarT li■ seemtag^ as way - We’re la toe-Hew ttawc dmget-octefory to tola ctoiy told “kea marite pMtoaqtey.

Lawrwmc. Ksa. bean te thoM who rted tels Tbe fellow, bardworking, ioe^ tewsQW ttetvsd on Reader Seconds Of coarse.

I realtM that I ' by a Ibptei (Btov: page It was scrape and work sighted squirrel? Not Ukelyl Itt’i get the drall <ml--------- - hare taken my watogy too far. _ to m wtea te WM a oeaege atodaat ha got a «a». Plea for Doves »tody and emnpete to reed) Ifi against naluro. It aaldnt is ever dew btt b« oae mn mer Job smfc^ to an eOea tote paid him lU a week. rieu TOr VOTW « place te wcurtty comfort wirk. We mate compete. ItW and I dktot flnL for their ftmlUes. Per teem beahhy, it's rlgbi, it’s wort- ARDEN L. HASSOR. MM Norte Not mate by totey^ atotetoi* bet by evetoi manage, Tb The Edltar I too feel the ttove must have there were no Umlto ozcqrt the able.

Topeka Ava., Te^. matt, be managed to gat by.

Ibla iwaft - » yean tolar - Us eon, a aopbaaore pntoetlon. tee same u Ifr. in a Urnlted lentc, our broth- fg Tha Editor: In the June 4 Daily Ca|dto eoDege watt to wort at a amnmar Job. Iba son. bow. Caudle er*a keepen. per Km averwe eWnn it is tal. It Is ■ beautiful bird. Yean ' Piirteennore. the higb rale te bocoratog owtee to drive or ever, to a mambar of a cetttniifV crew. Bto payt Hob ago our tiura were full te tee welk to tee praktog tots su^ gettbq gif a day - more than his (atoar made taasto- lovtey bltda and now one U lelbe toeal sboppiog day week to im ♦ _______ e is a certain breed ^ 'Tto'E<fitof: phbBc. Ibranswer te too f«r. day did not retract tee stay, toaaara tkit ef «bn iwprte a paikto an article to tee May i^ «, j,port. shnrt-rTiwgtog WbDe toe two Jtet ene't etmOar, they shew toe minds one that God is atii! in To anyone trying to untetea huatoira ittiMrig atfD ^tataia....................... eme^ petotetol at tod^yb SMB wetben to ebvt. tea Heaven. Let’s protect them .und whafi h»rm«.in, »«md » •'^•toma] Guardian" by has a lag way to ga btem it rate. aesly iv gtwtor toan It wea n yam aga. A tott Ites, cW be tnrtod with tea drafiny w sm doesn't happen to be aay celkga bay wte rated Bad a amaair Jte waa to A mW ^ ceoeoiiBt fenee Arthur Sylvester hw besn ««. Sylverter actnaUy tereat- of US mUttan AaaratcM. lot a law contrtftag tek ittnatleB, totey becttM ttaaa wtn eel gate ate toen Who is out of control? No one »«1 editoriallitag teat goes on "managtag" oawt tor tbs ad- wed a group te VS. eem- atone tea Wtke bnae nee. tha it It thna one wen made tposuieDta to Sslgon last July. TV tecett cipattc tetee ao- and catorrad. U teere is anefa but teat driver, speed, hurry to news coverage. Tbe other mlnistrelton.

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CBS last Tbe assistant sacratBy mg- tamobtto aod tew hahttf^ fi- a tow. tea araDcaa is (alltag up and wait That car la con- day President Jteuaoo to one ----down a the Job. - NED E. But Hitler was about to marcb Into Poland and tot trolled by tee not bteind ____ tee te his "impremptu" newa con- August tor fflmtog the borntag goatad tee reperton get “on tee tateratra my petal Pnnttfe JaratoOB kava BSaNRlCB. m wait $7te, ToT^ do n wroog but fereacss crMcM tbe Amertna of tee South VM bbmw vOage tesB" er be canid deal with resnlitag Worid War pim»te an of Anwrlen’s mighty, torate aedter «to Pood wd peka.

If a wVy wm to^ ae a car pna tee tolUi« to "provide ad- of Cnnne by UR. froopa and their aBton md pu^Jlteen. induacrtal tetort toto tot nstlon'i saggtaf eeonoBy. Prom then ra Jote wen ptonUfol mrat of tot time and M^runonhsoteLanddriv- equate coverage of South Viet- be led a pencnal attadi on CBS That mote UR. .eonewoBdmWi^teoStM^ ^esepoIBleal developments." reporter Uorley Safer. Safer »- entt go akaw with tee team is we MW bm mote of our abletedtod people te work. used a fail) It ■"!»*■» hten a tot The Aaaodated Press ex- plied to an article that Hlraoori ^mflimad by a tote k Haw we've gone la a generaikn tram tU a week for iutt a pUto oMteatt^mnan Ptoln^ teat ^t Johnson ob- Rep. Durward KaU law tt to Adia^ aeitel tea ■ totora to til a day tor bto ton ea imtunertime Jobs. Uviiix m a hlihwar — Mra. Jected te wtt (be amount te coo- attartatoteeO .. ^ LBCWARD wawj.

GteLRa. ’’dtotnatog tacMata" grd (May U) with a demand many te thi pletn tatt back <)uito a etenge, tonl KT s)ich ra tea aalldmmalteia rf hrSytorater’i raslgnatloB. to the atttoa wraa te«M. BiKfafttata to compariaa totee AndtaUay of this year SyL Aadya wdodra why psepb tee conieotia acy tha dal baltore M tatt wetec I met etena te tee people at Freedom Houae, an '3.2 InfloHon' l"”l ^ of .......................................................... a New York Timet reports what they rad la tee oanpo■tlon that b cooeeraed wifii halpi« mra find Jobe and teat UR. boml Bg to ttolr new Uva whea teey ttton frea prison. 1 FDR pre a @ per cent folly of Jetoan't trytag to he enttreevflldpl wite Joto Nats, director te aeStvittra aod pnblic relachief editor te Americrai newttory.

TV Times apparealy ....

Jute hair. LBJ is 0vitf n U per wite Jee' Meticn and aevera] olbere et the ctabhouae at cent mnattoa. - WILLIAM papers, one wonders tow tor lha trasted their reporter more tea elessroom. but net far tea Ml ranaai Are. ..............ohasgOMtoean- the oHldal Air Force r e p o r t a side worid.^BTBR POIME.' . They aaM (toy fomte teat tee haidrat tetog to do w» to SBB PUT ON HER WIG and Vr mink eyteaibra, ghiad trol tee news teat reseba tbs which Sylmter went by ad «n W. 6th, Topeka.

WMak te teefr ran experiences, but that te detag an they a ber tingeniatli, adjusted bra falatot and went te tee toto fee mote tangratrat at^ ta ftadtag their own (reedsn. party complalntog that tbow era Jute a rate ma enand Its^ Haw k ataa eaBed7th Stop Ptemdtttan," bearqr more, advtaea tbe Jiinettaa Uako ... A attta cotte a Mad te erta htt bera stated ta seven prate teat outlymboi, lays the Dodp Oty Globe, ta aometetog your ta pnttteta towrad pataonai freedon. TV drat ta Tactag Miteibor baa two o( wbtofa ya daa hare one. tea tatth ahett drantvw oto tea worid annmd ua." TV sereote ta "Ptadihw ooraterea te bate altas « we Vre ben helped.”

GENIUS, DEFINBS THE Jewell Ctouaty Record te la teb oOwt to Utootean, tera http teematevM mote te ML Mankato. It only a IKUe tatatt tacked a to a tot te work ■to TV Editor: They make «&a to adie^ dvte ebbs and many others men a board this ship here they hand him Ms papers aad My purpoM to writtag tMi ta . . . Garda tonu art stnageiy telett a wba and bow TVra it a proUem, call it bea waiting, not too pattontty, sav "Hera to your lave, taka It that paraMy aaotocoa wto todateag a ■'■otanraB— tela ynr. Tkgy q«ak frenkly te to plate gerlie and bnraraadtak, eotai tee Greet Band ailuatioa. at te Sa Diego, testa priaca arattca aste tea way* to uhlte 'teey Vya been for some kted of definite word rarata lUa ceoM eOetai^ (tad Tribune. bttped. TVy contact daaMs to prian for mn who ere about Calif., that Is cautiiq several a wha this eatenate would be out what tee detar to aod toVrelnaed.

Veari. to knows teto____ hundred ma to commace TROUBLE wrra THE aw math. layt tee Parson climbing tee welU - buDteaada submitted,, to they could let procedure to standard. TTito let teera eatimaton te attlMr. NoiitalkedtoamntapctontttobttiodMtatoha^hb Sito. tea Uda are teUl brlagl« boms the aama aid pad« la Navy language - and pee- thter wives, mothera, and fam- makv it very efoae to tmponi- raatet know teat Man an a U yeerted sort wV was ta trenUa for ttnitog n etoctric gtt-, . . TV Oafk County CUpper te Ashland mggrats ya ilbly eva lave thatr hotprteti Uiea know when they would be­ ble for anyone to plan anytUng. group of Kveral lank ad wlrea tar. item (Bdnt knowwVttotaMde.httteaittttayto he polite to people wbo dtaagree with ya "becawa. aftra a tee overhead — ceiling in coming home on their IMay especially a halfway atgaotaad and parenti toloiwtog to there ■teteejodi^ all, they Vve a right to teeir ridieutoua epinton" . . . civilian language You art leave, which they wiU automats- wedding, hot we are attemptteg tailon wto are eltltag on the KU'a yell leaden Vve ben iteectod for next year and probably wandering why a To- cally receive upa receipt of to do it anyway. pbon waiting for seme amsQ .BE BBU> N01HINC beck. He foH te tte fothra. te toe own tee El Dorado TTaea saya tbay’U probably V In good peken is eoocerned about te^ tranafra order, wha deeommto- .My "coattentot.’’ for km te toUlv as to when they will be yean to prteon and te hb work at Piwaden Boaic. TV Jud^ voice toi: tee annual football ttektop by Nabntka and problem. Perhaps If I expiate aion of this ihlp to kawn. atad why V weoM to help thb bey. a bettor word, to ^ teat I oratog tom Mlstouri. ”«hn IwnU yean ted." JotaattLIteoedtofrett tea problem you will under­ This to where I. and many, think that wtaeo a liiaiBni ta AD attFOto haa to da to (tod w • • stood why. There to e aUp many other yeong women like ete.lttoeHldbariiragtetoi1.aad fttaahtotagadnm la Batter* te a todge eta I toteiad raeta fi» sen to an t ferae wn THE Nm or A rxte Job fer every ma hat bean beteg dacraaDtottoned. and ha myaeB ator into tea ptcOre. I MET! So far ftfo drastotmtatett Petal saw ta Prrartaei> and «■ jisran wV weoM aey, IMtow teto bey nd wta to beta np tt tea first tab where afl am engaged to ene of theeo haa bara tnetod Ifca • tea bea moved from San Dlege to htou’TVre wn aahedy to help ne. 1 tatet wnt tato hnpaa cfaaiwtt totbeneedteafpcdmnforeniyjoh. optoa.

- tee Ua Bacoid ... Tbe Weateni Star te Coldwatra Sa Praactoco Jnsl for this pur­ sailors thai'have been crawDng party. TV aafleri <a beard tec saOort caa to anra erttri- totebboy." up the bulkbeMto and leaving may ah araimd for benn with tag up tee bnlkhiite, ra wak­ TV Judge poaotod fee boy. n craaUta fete Jtem wnM a tea trouMe wtte opportmuty knoekii« at tea doer ta pose.

The Maritime has purchaaed footprteti a the overbud. We noteteg to do whan suddenly ing around with a face of praw vbit tom ragterata and ky to gelta hhn. teat it pftoo mra out to be a b About as ran have come to Freedom Haora since it wra this ship, and was given a dead­ are planning w getting married they are ordered to do three frustration, over one te diagutt.

A BARGAIN, dtetoet tea Weteera Jlmra te Sharon line lut monte to get thter eett- a that titeqr leave, which hours of crating mrahteery and If. for some noon, you can't ttartod lest September Six Vre vlotated their parole eta toft Springs, is a tranaaetton wtora twoprioa an sure Owy mate for coeu m. For some would be just ftne.... E.XCEPT eqnipmeol in one hour to "keep find tee ship thia way, It been tte state. TWO bare been rehoata to yrtan. M(tt te tee tehraa got tee beOcr te eech olber . . . Priendtedp, layi tee unknown reason, tee Maritime V teiites be win be lucky If te up teto tee ictodDle." after the name "Catorat, APA S." - an wrattag at Jtea teat bm hen kta fta teem by fee IffiANNA SPAUNBURST, IIT people at Pnedm Uoun wrattag wife many totarettta cengets hto erdn. and date te Yates Oator Newe. ta largely a matter te puttlag op vrttti has Ignored tela detolltee.

Rice Rd.. Ttpafca.

Meanwhile, several hundred leave two or three days before eech oteer's pecuUarities..

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'Slowly Going Socialist'

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'News Management' Incidents Cited

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Dress Shirts I wd u atttjrliM tank Fridty M cw Med I fornlif ■ nwoMcr yrMi i«r bom el Oc Tep^ jwnatiea Co. tt tka ptife. Uth kiid Maam. A1 Moere Sr.. pretMcM el ifM caapuy, laM )e« wu SM.M. bat bu KTvice ytaM be reaned to port by M<wday and more folly totyr.

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City's Only Bus Fleet Flattened while one bus from the ahc^ 1 have aocde butes on ended up down the block.

Huge cement blocks RBSl have been hurled tImMdh the with Operation the bda. We algned a contract air like tinker toys. Tbey weigh several months ago and we an pounds apece. Steel ginSsn mean to keep it. At Moore, own- are bent like bailing wire. . er d the leveled'Top^ Trans­ “If ever I thought a building would stand up In anything. I portation Company, said. ‘ In fact they can have our ' thought it was Jhis one,' wbold fleet -itwo.” At MOOT* ■Dior Modfe conmemed.

Jr., ttie senior'Moore’s son and Two employes heard the lor co«wner d the company, addt parked over : ed. Then he Iwghted. ! pit awaiting a hibrication 'Frifbteptoi Sight “It's reallyylrigfaleBing to aee J*-I. They. made It juM in ^ I dooa.'' be coo- at the bus was demdisbed by ' what's 1 d^'t know what we the Idling bka^lhey a injured. an going to. do."

Taa^Gitdeis The Topfka Transpwtation A clock on tbe wall shows Co., once Co.. ................ tbe proud SO busaa ahd the only Dne in the twister hit at exacUy 7:U Topeka .was flattened String p.m. Jet 10 feet away in the Wedneaday's tornado. A walk center of tbe tangled girden through' the ' e crumpled building ud blocks the complete ur^ . reminds ooe d sight-seeing in a dictabUlty d a tornado can be witnessed. , graveyard for old buses.

The devastation is Indescnbable. A1 Moore Sr., estimated glass jars and tight the loss at approsimalley ©00.- sits unscratebed. The p^ers 000. This 'is second only to the are unmoved, the jars and (or. dttbwtiOD at Washburn Vnlver- niture unbroken. si9, but there to a cfifrerence ‘‘It’s unbelievable,'’ the young­ ' — the bos company to privately er Moore uttered. owned. the eoBpBiy to owned by the Ihptta at tbe time ot the ■ Moore Umlly and re • - ‘ nado. Tbey were in Denver a» teiiding the American TrattsU tbeir total ioveatmeni Assn 's national convention. Tbs not worried about me.' aeniv Maore aaid, “it's my boy elder Moore had just been nomt nated (or preddent of the organ­ I care about Notw d this insured at all. He came up to ization (he to presently servinf ihc this morning while taking at rice president), when tbey plrturesland said, ‘Dad, this Is heard tbe news. came back Thursday costing me 1100,000 a role. I donl . monting to survey tbe damaga Bb see followed tola on in tbs the tornado bitting the bus com­ day. pany. Ac slghb he would have •*1 really can't say if we ll p seen might go unrivaled in ' back into busittess again or not." tbe elda Moore said. "We lifetime.

I^m tile poetioo the buses . ware louiBl in. it it obvious that we're ttoing before ckte.^............ -^■oeveiwt-fif fto- rrwflti Foftea B "We vrill have bus serviee the air. S( end and ( • bus was (lipped again soon, l hope by the eid brae tones.

Several of (be of nest week." he continoaL over tbrae h -buses parked a half, block "The Forbes bus wlU be nmwway were found in the shop I nlng on schedule beginning M«v—------ ---------------------- day and we hope to horww ' some buses from other ales ind 'have them rennlng to Firemen Given Rest end of next week, if at all ^ After Busy Two Dors slble. several cities have caled ’ ’ iuid offered buses on loan tKl Plremn got a welMeserved the American Transit Asanl- it helping wo ­ of this Btitff cleared away] get the phone and start tiating for them," he---Walking amid the t- , elder Moore stqiped into oie of the twses and sat down’ll the drtva’s seal All the wbOows were out and the body w» bad­ ly battered but he nippM on the swttdi and pushed the Iti

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(Iremen mounted flwir aerial ladder to lake Ml window panes falling fnan the 4-atory Karlan furniture itore atkth and Qdtn.cy. The wimj^W^bad bon bro-

2 Dl$ in Antarctic LONDON (APl-lTieCtdoniai (Nfice' says l(i Aotarclie aurvey expebttu has kat two men on the west coast of AourcUca.

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Richard Garrett, meteorelo- tiw program that's been eargist with the U.S. Weather rted on for the last U yean.

Bareao tods; credited a hmgAlarms Bciped Garrett laid wanthip aotnd- Wednesday's twister nuy have FT riles: <Spfci»!i - The CMh S«pvalr InfMtiy Brigade. taving many lives when the ed by sirens u the funnel (It a path tor a new southwest onI> combat unit In the Kanwi tornado Iwmel rampaged approached the city Naiiona} Guard, la accomplish­ through Topeka We' Mayor Oiarlei W. Wright said Westher ing three "firats" during iU> Gsrrett __ assUled by public the Idea came from a letter two-week annual field training ■This tornado went dtroagh at Ft. RUr>-. the heart of a city of l«J« egencies end locil communica­ by G. C. Hobbi, im Harp, to Capital • Joureal. ud added The brigade Is the first Kan- We've had IS deaths, several tions media, wu greatly M.« Guard unit to train at FL hundred Injurtee and utter de- ipouible for this program. he thou^ it wu such an ts. Riley Anre reorganiution of the sinicUon." he Mid. "But the "We've had warning plans for eellent suggestion he slready guard was completed following;fact that we've not had more Topeka." he said. "And I'm hu ordered a detailed tnvestlgaWorld War II. thU la the nntjdeatba and more In^iriaa can confident a great many people Uon of the possibUity. riled from this when t^ '.time thet Kansat Guard Iroopiibe ascribed to a tornado edocard the sirens. Many had Hobbs' letter ftcailed Tope­ haw spent the entire two-week been following preliminary ka's worsening traffic congeeraining period in the field and storm developments ane bad tion and coochided tba problem the.«»th Brigade Is the flnt civilian eompooent unit to use could be ‘'substantially reliavad U* storm hirM^tlan the new area'recently annexed direct routs from tba exand they reallied it could hit to Fort Riley. and bousing ,—ngMXrTop^e.

Camp Stta Chaaged developoMitt areu In tba soutbWealber Bb«m Lead The last time a large mi west to the airport in the north"■n>e Weather Bureau of Kansas guardsmen. wu In est" summer camp at FL Riley was Carl C. Lamley. executive di­ been spear-beading this drive UM Price Factor during the wmmer of 1»». Ai rector of Stormont - Vail Hoa- (or IS yean and always asked a part of the old SSth Infantry pllal, had a bedside view from the help of everybody eUe." be He pointed out If the dty Divisioo. the units now eompoa- his window u amtulancca and said. "Qvil Defense, fUte Kta fMt "the timiado Mrip cm ing the brigade have been going private vdiiclu pourad into ibe tgenclM and the newipaps t at Ui I.. to either Camp Ripley, Minn., or b 01 p 11 a 1 emergency drive were most belpful in educating e. A large part of tba people. Of course, the televlxlan Camp McCoy. Wls., since the Wednesday night. epenae . . . coold probably ba Lemley, admitted to the boa- and radio atntkns ora tba moat provldad by federal aki.“ lata l«40'a.

As one of (he natlons's units pital as a patient two wedcs effective means of getting the Tba mayer mM he has uked 'arning out on short notice." compslng the "selected reserve ago for treatment of a beart Comm. Kenneth Kern force, " the sath wu ordered to ailmenL wu reported in good GarreU said the Weather Finance to iDvestigata financing of sneh Bureau camp earlier than oanal thti condition Friday. changes In lU storm alert ays- a project and eaOed on two summer and closer to boma. The hoipiul director uid y engbeert Qy on tnoneBrigade units also have baea wu pleated wltb reports on tba tem u a reMlt of the tarnado. ite belkopterto survey of be spending weekesdt at Fort RUey heaDIng of the dlsuler plan "But thli is normal,” be said. twister's path, mapptng oat a throughout the paM year. and with tba responia of dorian "Wa always make changes and after every proposed routs for tba and other volunteers who Mhr arterial link. storm." to the hoepltal._______

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Private Sett Relativ«o(TBpdtaaitao^ <*tea are calliBf bam opei^ Ibffe for reporti cn Topakans, acconSod to Maufoin XMcnaiw mi E. aod. preahienl d « Ihpeka Amatesr Radio Opvf aJrLoesiMaaaldflw#oj» tm tbeo can Topeka hama with private *ets or the radio aeti A Ova Defense headqnarlers deruB, pretUenl of Waihbn Valvertity. or the Red Cross office.

Friday was briefed oa destraettM on the eampat by WedtatTwo procodurei can fallow day'i tanado. Dr. Beaderaon wm In lowi wbea tha twMer ludi a caO. Leeamas old. Op­ erators at tbe avD Ddtm and Bad Cmsa an dwcUDd addressat reUyed by other cqcratort apinfft a detailed map of the ■iMintpid areas. When friey fed m address may be among the damaged areas they relay the pmsiblUty of damage to tba epentor and suggest be Ulorm Om inquirer to contact Ttqieka later.

Operates worktag tadivldnal-1 W an tnquently nakte tola-1 phone calU to local fam&ea to I toquln d damaie or tajurta. I Uesman sahL The oparator (ben I relays this talonnattetoaham I correspandent working in I another city.

II . Leesman aatd moat of tba I messages reacting Ciwil Da-1 fense and Red Onaa haadqDa^ ten are belag tdayad tteonih eperatbra at the Johnion Coitoty L Qvfl DaleBM ofSce In Kaiwei I aty. The local Red Creaa has I also nqipUed tha Kansas City I otflee wlfli a eaanlty and to-1 -jury list to take tbe load off I Topeka operaton.

II Leesman said mat? of the I eperaton, including himieU. I £in worked since Ute Wednos- 1 day through Friday i«lnyliig I Maay OpertowB • ‘Tfs all a part of our dt •s far ai ire'ra concented," ukL Operaton trom the Army, Air I Force, Navy and Amateur Ra-il dio Rcliqr'League ate bandUng I the relay «f maaaagea to Topeka 1 and are iexpected to coBOmie I nnUl loBf-distance aerrke U I hilly rT^ ■ '■

Cotpe-HHher Lure Undoing\\ Of Bollworm WASHdfGION (AP) - Gov-ll - enuneat aeieiiiiato reported Fri-1 day toe iaplilion and laboratory I dupUcattoa of toe sai attractont I of toe voracious pink boUworm I moth.

I They said this opam the way I to use of the chemical to help I contiot toto major agrictotarto I pest Tho Boto is one of the I most destraettva tnaacts to tba I cottm-grodlng areas of

traps with the chemical - , duplicate of the feraaie moto'sll come«toer aobetance-ao as to I lure malee to their deatniction. I A team of rasaarchon of toe I Department of AgrfcoItDre’s I Beltsvine. Md.. elatfoB told I about it In a report In tot toeh-1 nical journal “Science.”

I Chendcal name of toe natural I aubstenee - only 1.6 mlUirami I of which waa toolated trom an I extract fr^iarcd from toe I bodies dimjm Tirgto famale I notha - la toodi longer than s i moto’t body or Us wtaMiT«ad.

The name: “l8fropyMrana4. | ^tridecadenyt acetate.'' Bul l The DBtoral ststr b so potent, I toe leaeantoert ropertod. toat I air expeiM from an taatrument I contatoloi a dllnla ablulkB of " toe cbemW and toan toortd at cool temperatura for bz weekij was ttm attraettra to male' mofie caged ta the Uoratoiy. , lodez of aetonl cRitameiit ' among tta males wm a kind of ,«eriardaue -iaehidtaK rapid inaiHnade venloea of the etaitr WM aqoMly powerful.

The report pointed out toat stoee tm. C03ip«raUvely erode ntracti. ebtalMd Inn laotia motos. have been used to ba» trm ao H to Mala* ^ toe KleMsta W that toototton of the aettve. ba­ le attractont —end parfectiaw of a todauque to toip&cato K arttflcally -might fwtUtote the war on tbe pesti.

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WASHINGTON (AP>-Kaasas, if federal' agricultural as­ moving debris fmm crop and tba nation'i No. 1 prorams sre granted --- ire lands, and cfeahng debig state, has ben givea about sistance from stream channels to to Shawnee County fanners to U per cent of a greatly In­ • areas, appb- prevent flooding or ejoa»ncreased federd nattaal wheat cants wm need accurate Tbe county disaster commit­ tee. which includes Fred Kresords of cropUnd cleans aDoCment fer tbe 1»7 crop. . of the ASCS oWice, Lewis Hm natknai aDotment has penses.

Bert LadiDg. county office arter. Farmers Home Adminbaen aet at mniian acres, manager tration. Herb Bulk. Stawnee of state Agiii so inqcase of IS per cent w Stabiltutlon and Const ouniy agriru'mral erteMion this year. The increase Service, said Friday a county agent and Lading, will meet made to repleidsh nqipDet of disaster committee will meet Monday and deliver their recfidationa to a sute diswheat which have deeltoed next week to draw up assistsier committee. sharply under heavy foreign de­ oce proposals.

Ta Wesblagtos fietresetive Programs mands and past crop control Feasible recommendatims to The programs. Lading said, proemns.

Lading saM. may will be relfoaelhe.

Allotments are set at this time Washington. include cost assisUnce in re­ agricultural assistance because fanners plant tbe win­ win be hamfied by ters wheat portion of the the ASCS Office. Lading said.

10 the late summer and fa1 Citation for NBC Farmers in damaged areas, Tbe Kansas allotment was set MUNICH, Germany (AP) - be said, can go ahead with ll.IUAlS acres compared with The National Broadcasting Co. clean-up work but they must t,675,375 tor this year's crop. on Friday was awarded tbe Prix keep accurate records of labor for other states tor ' Jeunesse — Youth Priie — In time spent, and cost of ma1M7 and 1968. respectively. In­ the entertainment section ; programs for children 7 wrecked virtaaDy every bondag d fte aalvenKy. Plans clude; Missouri I.7M.47S rs oW. It was for the nhe Mly C •pM 0 are already seder way la rcboOd tbe enhrerstty bigger sod 1.SI7AM and CHdahoma 5.1 «T, !••• It. iv« ” .e World of Sluan Little better with tesmsce sad lederel tsads. _________ 213 and 144S437.

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AP> - A prominent Beverlyl seri-1 okis condition with head injuriesl Friday and sirufcr Frank Sidt-I had a diacolored eye fot-| loving a cocktaiMounge alter-1 cation, police reported.

Officers Quoted Smatra saying the man hit him near the I eye wilhoul provocation' SAVANNAH. Ga.iAP' -TTie ilbathedidnotsirlke back. wison-8 first hurricaw - now Smai HospiUl reduced to the sUtus ofm^*! ! Frederick R. Weisman. mJ sum Alme ^ P«f^ “T' lomr threat to shippmn Friday as she, churned out to ^a fi’ financier Norton Simon.

Wlh more than half of the Weisman remained uncoostorms circulauon over the scious more than to hours after Atlantic, it protaWy wffl in­ the incident took place in the crease in intensity and pick up Polo Lounge of the fashionable some forward speed Friday .eriy Hills Hotel. DeteeUees night, the Weather Bureau In ■"'said1 Siiimstra.

Miami reported ^fromI Palm Springs arrf gave llhem this account: y dan-1 _ h, gnd others, including gCToi». Alma was tame by com-1 panson to Ibe hurricane that howled Mil n( the tropics last; Monday, leaving » dead hi Hon- ■ duras, 7 m Cuba and 5 in Flori­ da. i Al Iasi report the stonn was i located about 30 miles east-| norlheait of Savannah and was { moving easl-oortbeastward at about 17 miles per hour.

A tornado was reported near, Parris Island. SC. site of the | others along the Cartdlnaj coasts.

I The Weather Bureau citended, gate warnings from north of: Savannah lo Cape Hatteras, N.C.. and warned small craft northward to the VIrjmia capes to remain In port. Boats along the north portion of the Florida peninsula were urged to eserelse caution unUI seas subside.

Heavy rains up to five inches were predicted on the CeroUna cotsU, and the Weather Bureau said there was a possibility of neoehng.

The Red Ooss said in Atltnto. Hs beadQuarlers for the Southeast that men were tent to the Charleston and Myrtle Beach. S.C., area from Floridt.

The extent of the hurricane’s dnoage still wu undetermined.

All of Florida fell the effects of the storm, however, snd some damage to tobacco stands was reported In south Georgia. State insurance Commissioner Bre-, ward Williams estimated that Florida's lulal insurable dam­ age will not exceed $1 S million.

At Ft. Cfordon, near AugusU. Gi.., :a toldiers were injuiwd and 17 mOl^ bus overturned on wet paveraeaL One ot toe men wu lapcrted in serious centotton.

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Mt Sinatra to the fact, ... and avary RC boHla cap Mps to oarn - lha the man hit Mm wito Wellman but nobody saw Smatra hit Mm either his fist or an ashtray — back," said the cMef. animals far a battar Ga^a Park Zoo! he wssd'I sure wMch - on the Martin. 4S. told detectives: cheek below the ri^t eye. A we were leavtag, tome mar hotel detective Jumped betwem “As struck Mr. Sinatra. Another them.

- The top of Ms eoektiU table mao Jumped between fta two of was broket from its base, ap­ them, and our party walkad «iL parently as WeienaD leO across “As I locked ba:k I saw the table and then to the floor. man lying on the floar. But - His parly then left, and: ”1 uw no one strike this man ”

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James th^ .^ew Ne5Vork SUto A'*** Republic, at. director of me lorn oiaie nounced new U«ue rnr P»Tf o' kabjbj One out of II persons in the Office, tor the Aging In Albany, and cooperation ai a lesult ofi n;" r...T.T::.n;JL.*t;Sro,r|UnilH state* is age 65 or over said medicare should permit the Ulks begua May 33 and carried - a toUl of 115 million. ^ elderly to spend more on per- „„ in winl •» diactibnd U al enjoyment, "but the elderfriendship and undersunding .B u. ’*™. “ **

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The tttmMiy took place at the coaftfcocCs annual session Minlricrial apprtnlments were KWDced PtkbV ntgkt tor Dr. here. mi-wti McFerrin Stowe, btsbop The miMnen srho are retir­ tbe Kansas Ares of the ing are the Rev. Oyde Brew­ ster. Fort Scott; the Rev. ettodlst Church, at the clost ■ciojlnn of the annual meetWright Horton. Denton: ■ of the Kansas Conference the MetitodW Ourch st First ethodlst, 601 Harrison.

New Fasten New ministers were name for ikland Methodist Church. Ml and the past three as minister Wayne Castle, wbo has been of Methodist churches at Goff npoimed to serve as miniiter tt Ceotri! Avenue Methodist and WetiDore.

A native of Braiil. laL. the Onirdi at Kansas City. KaA native of SMtedville. tbe Rev. Mr. Hunt grew up and was graduated from Braxil Rev. Mr. Castle has been ou tbe IK” ’ Rev. Frank High School in 1947. He worked staff at First Methodist two years.

Earlier he served five m *n Indianapolte. Ind.. before re■^ turning to Brazil. Ind.. in 19M. yean as minister of the Meth­ HiV > . Ihe Rev. Mr. Hunt received a odist Oauth at Tecumseh. He * BA degree in 19S7 from Asbury also has s^ed Methodist pas­ College at WUmore. Ky.. and a torates at Gridley. Goff and ■*** BD degree in I960 from Asbury Coming and studem pastorates hester. and Countryside Melh- Theological Seminary at Wil- at Olpe, Centerville, Emmanulist Church. 3221 Buriingameliiwre. Ky. He directed mUslon- el-Kelso and Dwlgbt. oad' and new assistant min-'ary projects tours two summers Ihe Rev. Mr. Castle attended teiV were named for First i for older youth and collegfrage Holton High School and U a graduate of Kansas State Uni­ lethodlst and Highland park young people, i-ihodisl.

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The Rev. D. Allen Polen Jr.. versity and St, Paul School of lethodlst. 2930 a Methodist seninary Rev. Hobart R. HiMyard. will New Haven. Conn,, has be«i Tlwology. at Kansas City, Mo. named an assistant minister at splace Rev, Ronald Suadbye, t Countryside Methodist First Methodist Church. He The Rev. Mr. Polen, who was ordained Fliday night. wiU hurch. Rev. Mr. Sundbye had grew up in Oklahoma where Ms een there since I960, add he lather currently serves as a preach at 1:30 and 11 a.m. serv­ I being transfsrcd to First Methodist district superintend- ices Sunday at First Methodist.

New assistant minister al lethodlst. Lawrence, gradualed from high Highland Park Methodist Rev. Mr. Hildyard bad been t First Methodist, todepen- sdrool at BarUesville. Okla.. Church 1$ Larry D, Johnson.

MarysvUle. who will replace the and received a BA degree in lence. since 1061. He is a graduite of Southwestern College and 1962 from Baker University Rev. Al Cooper, who is leaving e.q. Sh.VPl-< =•«” study. >erkins School of Iheology. where he ranked lOlh scholasti- , forA further native of Marysville. JohnA native of Hutchinson, Rev. callv in his graduating class. was graduated in 1357 from .ir, Hildyard U a member of He served as a political science 'son Marysville High School. He athe board of Trustees. Method- research assistant at Baker '[tended Baker University two St YoulhviUe at Newton and;University. !years and transferred to Wash-' 'todge City. He has been selive, Degree from Yale _ _______ ’. He will attend, n the Southeast Kansas Protes- The Rev. Mr. Polen received _ Washburn this fall and! anl-Ftoman Catholic dialogue. a BD degree earlier this month laUr will again study it St. Paul’s' To GrantvUle from the Divioity School st Yale The Rev. Frank W. Warren, University, New Haven, Conn. School of Theology at Kansas vbo has served since 1057 as He served in 1957-50 as stu- City.

Rev. Mr. Johnson is the son minister______ of the Oakland and deni pastor al Childer’s Chapel of Mrs. Robert Power. 710 W. ____ Cranlville Methodist churches, i j,eu,odjst Church in Oklahoma 8th. Mrs. Johnson, ihe former •rill begin full-time dutiu as ,nd in 1959 at the Methodist Margaret King, u tlie daugh­ minisS-*'"ol the Methodist Church at Redfidd. Kan. He ter of tbe Rev, and Mrs. Clyde Chur-;h at Granlville. served Methodist churches at lowa.-and“th e Sidney, lowa.-and A native of Fort Payne. Als„ Fulton, Hammond and West :King. granddaughter of Mrs. Sykes the Rev, Mr. Warren received Liberty in Kansas as a student Schuyler. 439 Sumner. The John­ an AB degree l«m Marion Col-' minister from 1959 to 1962. sons will live at M34 Illinois In lege at Marion. Ind, He also is: ty-hile in Connecticut, a graduaie of tbe U. S Army Rev. Mr. PoUn- was -asslstut Topeka.

The Rev. Henry C. Moore, Chaplain School and has been minister of First O who hu been minister of Mount .1 .. „ an Army chaplain since 1945.

Included were 11 years of aclive duty. He bolds the rank ol assistant and mlorirn y .Methodist Church atipjy Sl«parf lieiiienant colonel.

Church at Manhattan. The Rev. The Rev. Mr. Warren Is New Britain, Conn., from tbe William 0. Logan, minister of membef'of the board of the fall of 1963 until June 1965, Asbury Methodist Church, was on the sUff as Topeka Council of Churches and appointed to serve the pastor­ the Kansas Conlersoce Board of assistant minister of First ates of both Mount Olive and o( the Methodist Methodist Church at New Haven. Conn., fa 196M6. His Asbury churches.

El^ Retire wife is the former Emmalie C. Eight mtalaters of the Kansas Methodist is the Rev. Billy Hunt, Gessner of Baldwin, whose Conference of tbe Melhodist Goff. He has lived at Goff since lather Is dean of Baker Unlver- Church retired Friday from ac­ 1960 and *rved the first three duty. years as minister of Methodist *‘ai First Methodist, tbe Rev. tive Bishop Stowe preseWad (he churches kt G<« and Coming Mr. Polen wUI replace the Rev.

Rev. Joeeph-C. Une. Frankfort; the Rev. Henry C. Mwe. ML Olive Church. Topeka; the Rev, Alvin Murray, Topeka dis­ trict superintendent; (he Rev. R. M. Torrence. Erie; the Rev. John Richard WilHams, WaterriUe. and the Rev. G. Russell Fosmire. Central Avenue Church. Kansas City.

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A reception in the church wi:l follow tv wedding, CVn l Hdler will V In charge of tV guest book.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Holcomb. Mia Holoomb will V graduated In June from Washburn Unlverlily with a degree in elemenUry education. Mr. SchdHeit is tV son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ScVlteis. He will re­ ceive a degree in business ad­ ministration from Wariibun in June and plans to enter WashVm Law School in tV (all.

To H 0 a a r Brhto-To-8a Mrs. Dwight Brown will entartato wMh a troniaean tea today tomortag Vr danghter.

Vtaaoe Brown, whose marrtace to Chartei R. MeVey will uke place Jose II. Heon far iV lea are from t wtil 4 p.m. Mrs. Atlee Vernon will astlsl IV hostess. TVse wV will poor are. Mri. Wayne Wbrina. Mm. James A. Meaare. Mrs. Allen Meyera u< Mm. Kirk Dutton.

Ana Appleton has bvltod gnesU (or a br^k W ba given Sunday at IV Topeka Oanntry dab la compllinait to Mias Bfww.

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Mlo Ratdia and Steve PreUyman plan to be married July S. TV guest list Inchidei Mia RatcUtl. Mrt. Ralph Ratelirt Jr.. Mrs. Ralph J. Ratcliff.

Mm. Merle Prettyman, Mm. Stepba Fagan. Mrs. John Heller. Madeline Houiewwth.

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DEAR ABBY; 1 am a J motVr of three who ha lived in this neighborhood only a few montv. WVn I need Mmething from the store in a Vrry. I ask my neighbor's l^year•oId daughter to go to tV store for me. Of course 1 pay her for it. noon. A luncheon sad tour of WVn she returns, she makes a tv Aitrodooie and Texas Medi­ habit of sitting around my cal Center and other famous house for a few hours. 1 never Houston landmarks U on th agenda (or Monday afternoon. 1 Traditional honor of the con-; ference. tV announcement ofl tv IMS "Woman of Achieve­ ment," will V made Tuesday at a dinner presided over by Mrs. Gertrude E. Lewis. To­ peka. national chairman. The honoree will receive a gold medallion and parchment acroll. In most instances sutr group* elect a candidate alIhou^ three NFPW members can endorse a favorite. This achievements In tV field of communIcsUons. Five judges from nationally sources msde IV selection from the following nominees; Honer NontaeM Mrs. Dorothy Stuck, Editor nd Publisher Marked Tree TrlVne, Marked Tree.

Mrs. Hortense Powner (Stan­ ley* Myers. Indianapolis, Ind.. sUte house reporter for United Press, and immediate past presidert of the NFPW; Mn. Ruth McMillan. Ashland; Mrs. Anna C. Petteys, puhlUber Sterling Journal Advocate. Ster­ ling. Colo.; Mrt. Margaret KuehllVu. Tucson, Arli., re­ porter Tuscon Daily Ciliien; Mrs. Helen Clark, free lance writer, Butte, Mont.

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To DramatUe Spate Age Houston's rde In tV space age will dramatise tV theme of tv meeting "Space Age Impact News Media" when tV Ginger Foster. Twyla Huntv Manned sicker. Diane Oari. Vverly Space Cent«-Wi Jane Traveiera-Mia Edna McCullough. Emporia, is vis­ iting Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. SUuf(er.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uhrlaub and daughters Vve moved from Topeka to Yuma.

Arb., where they are at home at UZl LaMeta. Mr. Uhrlaub is employed as a mathemati­ cian by IV Fedaral MUsUe Proving Ground.

On Empcaa Tour Ginger EtlloU. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RoVrt Ellloit. left Thursday for New York City where sV will Join other studenu from tV Unlversfty of Kansas (or a European tour. They srill visit France.

England. Holland. Sweden.

Norway. Germany, SwlUerlaV. Austria. Italy aV Spain, returning Aug. 11. In Norway she will V tv house guest of Hena {Msen. whose home is in Oslo along (he Fjords. Miu Olsen was recently in tV United SUtes with Norwegian gymnasts and was a guest of Dalla Gamma aonrlly at KU In Lawrenca. of which Mia Elliott Is a member. Miss Elliou li a IW graduate of KU and wfll teach excepUonal children in tV Topeka school system thto fall.

Nancy Sturgla of St. Louis.

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TV Aichlm Ceoly Won,en's RepobBcan Ouh 0 spoto a covered dish lUpper .. ]0iam at i p.m.

R^NAHean candidala (or slate end county oSices are Mvtted lad wia be InOeduad. Menhffid H SV H dear ABBY; Please ^ ben arc asked to bring fired DEAR ABBY; I stopped by dbeken, cne eovend dUi od my husband's place o( business table service for Ihrir (smOies. just before closing time lo get ^ SHlional Federation leat —. _ •'lonely,” too. but not for meal will V aerved in the home. WVn I walked in, Enrino. I have attended three The • Press Women will convene at aVlUlbad woman.

1 try to stay away tv gidtttest ,Jook on PTA meetings, and have yet to adiool cafetsrla. the Rice Hotel. Honston. from her unless our husbands his face, and the back door of be spoken to.

I even sUrtin* Monday tor a tour-day ;Ws are around, but she cornea over was wide open. TVre. hoping someone would make, meetinn followed by an educa- wasoffice when I'm alone. a chair drawn up right I-ve told my husband why SUs me feel weieome. but 1 wu srniCK—lIPAIk—nWILB nest to his- I felt tV seat, and neighbor makes me nervous, but ignored. So now I Ignore their •!»« mirrUi. lo ---- About an die- it-was still warm. requests for old ctothes. magsenONER'S We have been married RmtWBtATIOM uinci especisUyllked Ihie, Vt didn't' ^ mSTkTwt lines, Vkery goods, and voluit-, place July t. was honored i 'every state including Alaska, phMt Cl s-im and I never s fed like telling her to go Vme-!o( ««htng. 1 am miming out of leers to serve on different com­ a linen ahower jtven by according to Mrs. Winnie Mims'y^' about his Uking an interest in Well, this liute m«»w »«t; mittees. As far u I'm con­ ^ Deen. president of Texas Press ■^[lera Mary Stamm •nuraday evehome ano and ww told ner her momer mother toa|:„^ j f«| ||ke a, prtamer in cerned. this aute is for tV - nome Women ard convention chalr- other women because (or tV ning in the Stamm borne, birds, and it's people like those Mrs. Vaucyleen Bell last 10 yeara V has had JfitVdoa my housework ewl! „„ own koine My TV guest lUt included Miss Duke, also of Houston, is co- interest in roe. Now I am Jlltoby rits for me while I golp^cian a I m't sigo my in PTA lhat make it so. This is Hutchison. Mrs. Floyd Kutchiginning to wonder if mayV tVi a iman elemenury school and "*[acrofs the street to the bar to|i^. Can vou beta me-* in charge of decora­ son. Mrs. Earl Hetneken. Mrs. chairman reaaon V had no Interest inj Otis, reason ne two no Bucrev* in l Her mother Vlieved .%,cbvER rw more than 35 people were tions.

I.eon Heineken, Mrs. Caroline present at tV meetings, so you Mvrsarei Mafiec Salem kecauae V was all worn, ^ ^ neighbor toW me; •Streeter. Mrs. John Berry. J? ntLlLi. kitereit in Others , , eouM do w« deny:. DEAR PRBONEB: AppareiL would think someone would .Mn, Everett Doel. Mrs. How­ Ore., nauonal president, and . : kitow 1 WM new- Sign me ... ' SUSPICIOUS away'from this neighborhood i h ard Peck. Mrs. Wayne Stamm. Mrs. Mildred PlanthoW Michie.

I very sVkyl HAD IT FROM ENCINO Mm DonRobertsonand St. Clair. Mo., national Publiej DEAR SUSPiaDUS, I. to.mytaiR,. Wh.t-.tl,,|»*D. m m, Problems? Write to Abby. Box niane. Mrs Jerry Tulles. Mrs. Relations chairman will an .Rr.h OU lb. M ml A GOOD MOTHER Jack Dorr. Mrs. Marlene Dew- today <or pre<onvcntion conft Joined by|wofrytog ----a^ •resoV from DEAR nwin MOTHER: wernm- WVn wh*a vao'"" ^ .* luvy wUl wui V uv /viuvu --------- -------Mts. BUI Higgins. Mrs. Clives, They Mrs. Ulrich TrouVtzkoy. vice- yarn cold tbooMer. Werm ap erry looth.. Mrs. MicVel Gerety. president, wV will drive down lone and watch tV other cool dit. .!e ^aTvSi *pl»« W1 ker if aV darat rsTii

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TERRE HAUTE, md. (AP) Jim Ryun. tbe flying frost from the Univenltjr o( Kai>:>«. smashed the world half-mile record with a l:M.t clocking I the U.S. Track sod Field Fei oration National meet Friday.

Ryun. who last week missed the wortd mile record Iv only one-temh of a tecood. finished 20 yards in front srilh a terrific finish over Indiana State Uni' versity's asphalt Strip.

Tbe present world «M record is 1:451. set by New Zealand's Peter Snell on Feb. 3. 1962.

It was a magnificent perform' ance by the l»^ear-old Ryun.

SAN FRA.NCISCO lAPi .'iar.dy Koufar s*on hts lllh game, mrat in the majors. Priday night end pitched tbe Las Angeles Dodgers into first place m the National League by I beating San Francisco on four hiLt. John Roseboro’s two-nm hom­ er m the fifth was all Koufax

Collegians Ron Schm last two entrants. Cary Heath and John Begert. out of the Kan- \ age^ points in the light Naiioaal sas Amateur golf tourney in quarterfinals action at Shawnee 1 Country aub Friday aftertwxin. ; b« Angeles wrapped it up ,r Schmedemann of Manhattan. Kansas SUte's No I golfer. tbe sixth wHb fair runs. John ...........................3 annd I and Jones, t Wlchiian attending Kennedy's two-run double eapthe uprising. n and Jones ufax. who had lost only in the iow^ otbckci seminnais. , retired the first U men he At 9. medalist Gene Elstun of faced before walking Willie Kansas City tackles 1962 Kan­ Mays in the fourth.' OHie sas Amateur champ Monty Brown's single with two out i# Kaser of Wichita. the fifth was the CianU' first Wl. EUlun. blazing through the Gianis Finally Score front nine in four under par 32.

The Giants didn't gel a man finished three under and a 3 to third until the ninth uimng and 2 winner over Howard Par­ when Jim Davenport walked ker of Kansas City. and went to third on Mays' Sto­ Kaser struggled in the after­ gie. Davenport then scored » noon. going four over par. but Jim Hart beat out an infield sin­ still eUminated Wellington's Bill gle.

Whitney, 3 and 1. and Elstun 31.

LOi AMiiit IA« eaANCnce Schmedemann's previous best Elstna CoMtstrat •Vm'Sp-v.w-pVpI slate meet showing was as far 'A4r44f IB 4 • P P u 1 < I 0 as the quarterfinals. This is El- Elstun. who has been the most WD4«n c> 4 111 wm C > P I P 4 0 11 sUin's first Kansas Amateur and consistent shooter in tbe tour­ TD*»I1 >1 4 0 P P H4CI IB Jones was ruimenip to Jim Col­ ney. I? three over par for 96 Hratern c 4 i i J ers** H -----------bert at Kansas Ci^-’s Milbum holes, counting the two quaUfy.0^1 t4W ‘ Country Qub last year. He's tbe ■ JAIBU PR M4CPI P younges est semirmalist, just He tore at Parker with Wrdies on Nos. 1. 3. 6 and 8 fw a fourturned 2D. ill «* up lead. Parker rallied-to slice the difference in baU with par on 12 and a birdie two on [13 and was two under at that [pnim before knocking his lee shot out of bounds on the par H lEtlB lO live 14. EUlun won tbe hole 4 I I 1 « . iw. n il with a par. bogied 15 hut parred e».s<r»- ii->]) 16 tj close out the matchh.

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Ryun even glanced over his shoulder once at tlw hopelessly outclassed field.

It was the first real half-mile try by Ryun. who previously concoitrated on the mile in RON SCHMEDEMANN ... beaU Gary Heath, plays Grier Jooet Saturday In temiruiali. which he Is the wwM's second fastest behind recortWiolder Mkhael Jasy of FranceLast Saturday Ryun 3:33.7 mile at Conpton. Cahf.. just onoAenth' of a second be­ hind Jazy's world nark 3:53.6.

Ryun set a nonchalant first quarter in which the early-pace12to Key Bole maker, Jtdm Tillman of Ohio demaim md Heath UzdversiO', was clocked in S2.9. turned even. Ron won two with Pace Stepped Up par.

Heath eight with Ryun's quarter-mile time was and tbe rest were halved. But an unofficial S2.9, After runnii took command Siird around the first turn in U early on I the back side, final 440. Ryun stepped up h Heath had 1 rough trouble on pace and surged ahead of Til No. to and fell behind with a man and Tom Von Ruden of the bogey five. The 12th was prob­ OUahoma State Track Hub. ! ANAHEIM (AP) - Phil Roof ably the turning point Heath s running orte-two at the halfway 1 tee shot on the dogleg left CLEVELAND (AP) - Sonny; Don I Blasingame then came broke a tie with a two-run single DETROIT '(APi - The New $-foot-3 and weights mark. in the fourth inning Friday nighi York Yankees acquired Fred pounds, divided the 1965 season hole was perfect &' Siebert of the Cleveland Indians! up I the fourth pitch Entering tbe final turn. Ryun was really flying and tbe crowd pitched tbe first no-hit game of chopped 8 high bouncer to Whlt- as Kansas City defeated Califor­ Talbot, a right-handed ttarting between the Yanks and Toledo. season Friday night, allow­ nia 3-2 and banded the Angels' the field, who tossed to Siebert cov­ an<] catcher Bin Bryan Pilcher.

Stafford, 27. is a veteran Yan­ of 1.000 sensed the kkl from Dean Chance his sixth straight fr«n Kansas Oly Friday to kee wbo was sent out to tbe To­ Keosas was <lrawing a bead on ing only two base-riinners as the ering first.

Indians defeated the Washing­ Saverine now was the last loss. rap for pitchers GQ BUno ledo farm of tbe IntensatioDal a world record. man between Siebert and Oie Chuck Dobson II Stafford and outfielder Rog- League during spring training.

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Krausse. the first two pitchers were 53.1 for tbe first quarter) The oo-hlUer wS the first for no-hitter. He took a pitch for He had been recalled to fill a and SO.t for hlj final 440. |!laeveland since Bob Feller ball, then fouled one behind emf^oyed by Kansas City, The deal, the I9th between the pitching need when Whiley Ford hurled a noJiitier against De­ home plate. He fouled off anoth­ walked nine batters, and two was a straight player went on the disabled list. SUfCowpoke Second er and torti a second ball for troit In 1951. runs resulted when Norm Siswap with no cash involved had not appeared in a Second in 1:47.9 was Von Rud­ The only Sefalor base-runners Stafford, just recalled from en. wbo also broke the federa­ against the 29-year-old right­ the Toledo farm, had been Blanco. 20. was carried by the tion maetmark of 1:49.3. as did hander were Dkk Nen on a one- ton easily mai scheduled to face Detroit to the Yanks as a first year player in the neat two finiibers. Lowell But Jack Aker burled two and the final out. second game of Sunday's dou(Related S(ary Page II ppeared tor' one-third innings of shutout re­ The Indians got tbe only blebeader. Talbot wiU take his games. The teft-bander h out walk in tbe finh Inning sod they needed when Leon Wagner lief. preserving the victofy for place. ofAbUeae Chrlitlin in 1:46.4.

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24. had a 4-4 record this spring to Thledp and later The two-day Federation meet, the eighth. field seats in the first Inning. with Kansas City this seasm which started under threat of With two out in the eighth. Salmon rapped a run-scoring sent to Cblumbus, Ga., of ' after compiling a 19-I2 mark tbe Southern League. His 1966 AAU icp^al as an unsanc- Casanova hit a grounder to <3ii- single in the third.

Spp'last year. He had no complete, record was 3-1. lioned meet, produced eight co Salmon. The shortstop's! ’ games in U starts in 1966 and Bbneo win be transferred to Federation reeoids. They came throw was into the dirt for an earned run average of the roster of the Athletics' Moon a 13-event program for both Oanov,. l»w,v,r, did W..hmglo..'5 Oru-s.. bOe farm club in the Southern men and women.

Siebert struck out seven and Brvan—a-WLfafided hiStins League.............................. . Satucdap-Is «0Rcam of U fi­ allowed -dwtiv -twn IPM C 7 P I > CH nals includes the mile run in' Just before that, the Senators reach the outfield in gaining his DM»t« The last previous Yankee-Ath• loop S4 had seven n Krpnip ( P P I 0 W letia deal waa May 3. 196. whldi Ryun is the stellar at­ came closest to getting a hit off fifth vic]^ against three de­ also has been used « when tbe Yanks pi catcher Doc traction.

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Siebert. making his lib start Sheldon. single dropout resulted fmn an With one out. Don Lock hit a of the seasbn. gained his third Pit IIP ippultimatum, issued by AAU urp liner which appeared to complete game and first shut­ lepoz, 25, was used primarily Bouk Uket Biyaa 1 PI IIP IIIPresident Clifford Buck Thurs­ t headed into left field. But out. He went into the game with relief for Mickey Mantle "This gives me a young start­ day night, that unlesa an AAU third baseman Max Alvis leaped a 341 earned rUh everage.

Roger Maris. He was batting ing sUff." said Manager Ral^ 4 tanclim was acquired ail par- high Into the air and- spqared In 1965. hts second season In .349 but had been at bat only 43 Houk. "Talbot and Downing t the majors, the SL Louis resi­ ticipaling atMetes would be in­ the ball for the ouL ttows in 37 games. The tefteligible for the AAU meet which *The only other weil-hit ball dent compiled a 164 record with KrmsM iw. i-Ji handed hitter and thrower, wbo will be 25 on-Ji test for Siebert allowed was in the sev­ a 2.43 ERA. He was 7-9 and 3 23 liemyre and Fritz Petmoo are ,i.u. first season in 1964. enth. Bob Saverine led off the in his 24 and Jim Bouton is r." .......wvow CLivcLaNe meet jp Los Angeles in July.

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Gary Ard of Kansas was ninth, batting for pitcher Phil tJrt Cl Second Stroight Win California Angela placed ailinglt-said Houk. a eood- job- for f » at Van-' fourth in the long jump at Ortega. He worked Siebert to pitcher Fred Newman on tbe w efa^um beci:ause he i 24-54. Dick Gray of Oklahoma KANSAS OTV - (SpcciaD- disabled list Friday and said he Christian wu sixth at 24-24, DkHc SutcUffe. with a new cb- will not accompany the team on left-handed pull hitter."

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IN NEW LOCATION second in the siz-mlle ru er, will try for his second 29:04.8. straight sweep Saturday night tendonitis in the right sboul Girls Sofrball The Jaybawk TrMk Club, at the super modified •• spring.

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By CHARUE SMITH Golfers vere the aitentkn^ettera, but i dial perfon lad yeoman duty Friday ai aei determined n the Slate tien's Amateur goK ti One caddy-Kanaaa SUle Athletic Director H. B. tBrte) Lee-could hardly be classified as one.

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“I Just wanted to be here so he'd know there was some­ one pulling for him.'' Lee explained.

After toting his own bag IS holes In tbe morning round, Ron was happy to Hnd a strong and willing back other than hli own.

On most holes. Lee would hand Sclunedemann his driver and lake off. Ron would hit his drive, wait for his opponent to hit his. then p« Lee en route to his ball •■Slow down, son, you're making me look had" was a familiar plea from Lee. ANOTHER CADDY WHO drew praise from his master was 14-year4)ld Merle Nunemaker. Gary Healh's bag-toter.

After Heath poated a 4 and 3 victory In the nmmg round. Ihe Topeka (iuntry Qub member couM Uik of nothing but young Merle.

••He's unbelievabte." Heath said. "I had a putt o( about 3S feet on No. IS for a birdie. It looked itnlgbt In to me. I called him over and naked him what ha thought ■■He got right down on Ihe ground and put hU nose be­ hind the baU and said. "U'U break five Inches to the left.’

WeU, be bad done tbe same thing yesterday, no I left It out there about five inches and it came right in and fell in the hole. He's really got a nose lor it" Heath and his young adviror didn't fare so well in the afternoon round when they met Schmedemann and Lee. how­ ever. Schmedemasn won 3 and 1 •T'm pUylng about as consistent as I ever have. " Schmedemann aaid. "In the 90 holes I've played this week I've had about 12 or 13 bogies and about 7 or g birdies."

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NEW YORK (AP)-The New York Mels purchased righthanded pitcher Bob Shaw from ihe SanI Francisco Gianls FriFr; Manager Wes Wesday. and a named him Irum i u a regular atartier.

It wu a straight purchue, but tbe price wu not disclosed, A Mel spokesnan uld it was "well over the waiver price " of m.OOD. Shaw, who will be 33 late this monL*i, wu involved in a long holdout this spring, and was the sign on April 3. He hu been used both u a starter and In refief this year and bad a 1-4 record in 13 gamu with Ihe Gianta. The Iloot-t 190 pounder u - * earn^ ran average.

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Rusteck. called up frtm crisp eitfiMron shot three feet tional meet Friday. to the ri^t of the bole that' •'I wasn't ibooOog lor a worid sonvUle of the Isfa got him g par and a 24ip record and thought my flr« League Thuroday. quarter of SS I wu too alow," Cmdnnati ace Jim Maloney to The margin wu boosted on said Ryun after shattering the pasting the first major leagne 14 when Heath hit abort off tbe ark of 1:45,1 aet by New Zee- victory of his four-year profeaslonal careertee to the rough and grounded nd’i Peter Snell tn 1963. hia lecond ahoL Gary kept the It wu the lirst time that Ryun, tbe world's second futest match alive on No. 1C by curl­ miter, ever ran an 180 trial and ■«w n ing home a 2Moot downblU *MHn O birdie putt, but hooked hU tee final in (he same dsy. shot on Ihe par three ITth to In the 880 trial two hours be­ fore Ihe final. Ryun loafed to KO any corodiack hopes, Begert kept on Jones' heels second-place finish behind Tom KKn 011 g 11 through 13. lagging one down. Von Ruden of Oklahoma State, > «g*i the heat in 1:50.9.

His second shot on the 14tb slid who took Oaderi PietoTcd behind a tree tbou^, end be Ryun said tUs wu only tiw had no ihot at Ihe gi«en. A 1 COa-CKInngn bogey put him two back and Qfth time be ran in an open 080 autiter bogey on IS gave J«es race, although be hu run tbe distence many limu in rday B^ertMto'lSBth, holed a efforts. long birdie putt on 16 to itrelcb Ryun's coei*. Bob ■nmmoni.

“I've been teUIng people a out the natch before bowing. said Earlier Friday E1 s t r u n long time I tboutfit Ryun cooM trimmed Tim Nye. WkhiU. l run the half-mUe but nobody Braves 8, Bucs 2 would listen. op, Kaser downed Bob Devine.

Kansu City. 4 and 3, Schmede- •'It's unfair for anyone to In­ PITTSBURGH (AP) mann defeated Larry Lesnnan, sist that Jim Is a miier, or (or AUenU Bravu. paced by Kansas Dty, 2 and 1 and Jones that matter, that he is a half- hUttog of Hank Aaron and Woo­ whipped 1963 champion Duke mller. At 19. be ju» isn't old dy Woodward, won tbeir aevenough to decide exactly what Evans of WlchlU, 3-2. straight game Friday he will run. I'm not awe myaeU ienth which U hU but event. It's night, beating the Pittsburgh between the half- Pirates 8-2.

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A short field of ears nd a dn>rt crowd rtaidled tano wpor modified racu Friday to^ at GRAND BLANC. Mich. (AP) The Cosmos scored 1664 bonal stondard by gotog W for toe Mid America Fairgrannds.

B« BOR HAK77ELL - PhU Rodgers birdied three of The twwmder-par 79 scored points, compared to for secood place.

Capilal Spatjf Writer the Arxt four l»)es on the front by toe three golten wu the When Bfll Harrlsao. preiridCDt ■place' Lawrence, to cap­ Neal uiled WAS to the stand­ UWRENCE - Oteryl 1 side and lied Fred Marti and highest opeatog reund kaOng of toe Jayhawk Racing Au^iaCARNOUSTIE. Scotland (AP) turing Ibeir 13th straight team ing broad Jump to eraae the old jid Wanda Wtokenwader aesrefar toe taarfr« preu rtiec liOU, awfinuneed |B tte tolurs natiooal record of W2H to the -Bobby Cole. B-yetr-old Sailh Jim Farter for toe first national records Saturday and B% Casper and Cray Brawer tou te puree weald be to keepAfrican protege of Gary Player, lead to toe 000.000 Buiefc Opes shot TH to toe TtomiBiMBt of igg with toe cwwd. a number senior dirlskn. led the Topeka Cosmopolitan Neal won two evenU and two Scots and a FTcndanan Club to Its easiest victory to the OumpioM eight we^ ago. of ears ptoM out. catting ton - SHAWNEE. OkU. (API moved Into the aemiftaals of the high jump r^d with a leap of laced aecoK....... history of the Kansas Junior Rodftfi. who woe the Dwal field more.

Bin .McDonald of Washburn Olympic Girls' TVack Meet at S-S Her Cosmo toammato. w CosmoB to At points in the Britldi Aroatoor Golf Champi­ Open ewiler tots yau, put ' vtiund up in a. tie for eighth 7au who purchaud tkkett UnMtnggeU, tied the old na- senior divwan. their strangest onship Friday.

Memorial Stodium. getoer tdenfical rounds of piece in'the NAIA Golf Toomsmay get them refinded to toe The U.S. chaDenge for the over toe 74»yard Warwick Mid America Fairgrounds tonient Friday The Ichabods title uded to the round of 16 to HDlacaarw. pieced sexetith in team score*. fice. or use toe stuba next week Cushinberry placed 1-2-3 in the toe morning u Rtchard Antho­ ia^a taVitp McDonald finished »lth a Rodfcn. from LaJoUa, Calif, lor admtssioD to the races. ttondtog broad jump and Neal ny. 20. of Andalusia. Ala., lost 1- iSrun »■» owaatfa M n-TS-n-TJ-as. tying him with bad birdie putts of 16 feel. IS and Waoia Cushtoberry were up to Henri de Lamzae of resM scoasne lssoim l,co Deavcr of Northeattem hchea and 3 feet u he tttrtod 1-2 to toe high Jump while Cato France and Charica McCalluni, SS. ■ ..

■ js Jpmn<a«-V »w' ^ XlkUhoma Slate Wtokenwader tied for third. his last ntoe botos. He played ]>i cni Raanavai t] aaai^l. Ivliax. Tappaii 1. la Don Iverson of Wisconitn the baa tone firat awtpp Cl’pr 9 H»tt. LKpRaPl 4.

Neal wu one of tm double 36. of Fort Lauderdale. Fla., Spp UtatBPlx CboWr SaiMca ■•aaai 1 Oaspitia. Ht»r. Tima— ■eaaa.

Stale, La Crone, ahol a twowinners for the Topekans. wu downed by Cole, also 1 upt |T»1 WIUbk 1* aaait-1. Sitaia. Taaata. t.

Cmtu Saggy under psr 76 for a 7»-hiM toUl aSNTAM DIVISION RmiMI 'rUptita; 1 Dapidaan. Jamaataa. . ^aula Smith ilw mared two Huntcr McDonald, a 29-yearHk eouree, loegeat 00 toe pre ................--1; 3 OaN. saaam. aplItT.' of tS2 to win the individual laire new*. S»tt «ma lap nrsU for the Cosmos to the old Scot Uvti« In Soutbricld. low. wu soggy from all-day Mareie K(it«* Ryina Sckeol championehip. He was rtinnerup junior dlvisioo. In all. the Mich., lost by one hole to SMa Licnarea I. Caaipp rain Ttnred^r which forced a last year to Craig Meta of Eut ri S Faav Cosmot garnered IS of a possi­ Gordon Coab. Scotland's Walker cafrday delay to toe first round.

Aarioi Sprayika Urtam i Teias Stole. ble 39 first pluces to ' ' Cup player. iDaax RaWam Nortoerty.wtods of 15 mBes per Southwest Louistona of Lafi t-l ] UHKpn,. HPrvtrvllK. »i divtsioRt of the meet.

Tap Afflcrieaas Bew MMX RgMUn SIK, i. 1r*ci hour swept toe course moat of Vi^ax’ Dial CE 3.6677 etie won the team title w •me big Individusl winner wu «x. lltna .• two leading U S. ^tend­ Bab RaaM'i toe day and helped dry it off. t.lTB points Washburn's team aam. las Janet Renaser of aearwater. ers. BUI Hyndman of Phlladel- R*r Fma gtvtog toe aflernooe payers a tola) was 1210. nsbbed thru firsta to the pbto and Bill Campbell of Hunt­ break.

J: "rfr; who Fort Hays Stole's Demi* midget divinon. Other double ington. W.Va., Defending champion Tony nose finisbed in a tie lor Mlh 1 ««W>CS. SMWr. **4l } wuwtoners were Lynette Jordan of Thursday.

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S»ll; McC*1. t-aiK place with a 7M*-70-7t— »u-n Lema, setoctog hia third straight RanSr Natrl ■nw I jy^W.^T^a B.« tlWa DIghton ud Unda Adams of . ja.i9-n title here, zoomed eight atroku the Stridettea Track Gub to the Cole gained toe semifinal* by J«r HaBBxi defeating 34-year-old CharUe ofi toe pace, carding a 78. stNioa entisieii senior division.

4»n—m. I « IK m r SWMIWRGreen, a former British Walker ilar-i. Taaau 10. Wan aaraan. Piraarli t a Cup player. 1-up. w—K. Wyaant . «« iraad HaaL ...-----Green, down two at toe tuni COMt^SUtlM . . tiaw aM HaiMnai racar*. OH J the quarterfinal match, Harola Maxxwi gained a bole on the Itto when . Mj X »■ CuaMaaarnr. tiMka. ............ Mama. Sirlttnta. Sa'xi i. he scored an eagle three with a JbO WcOn-aa .... ixapar, Ooaaiana. S> 14-foot putL Hloii Kpi»*i. Haai. TaaaM. aili 7. w. Cpaitltaarry. Taaaa. */, I ITUI The youngster, touted by wiwamiaaar. Taaaaa. ana taxiMp. aae CaaiBr m'.' H,’: Haaiy. »ii t. HinWa. Lima Rnar. im»x LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) - Er- some u a second Gary Player, 6axa tiaim. TOMt< VM aai-1. Saoar, Taaaaa. Sa-nai 7 BMair I Mt. TiDMi. <»«.

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OaaaKANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) - „ lie Recob of Kansu State. Bob didn't falter and halved the final CBrb Jam CM WaMr. 7. SMt. ■ana. SMWi Sln» S0rwr Ramiro BenavUea, of La Pti. iTtMkl; 3 VW>. HaMan. 3 WSHr. 9l-*Ui S. IMNala.

Robbeo of Missouri and John holes with Green. m attH-1. jara— OUNMt X Va Bolivia, an i»-year<ld freshman IM aimalr" Ftosla Today nlimti a. Ihtpar. Marcum and Carl Gentile of St. at the University of Corpus Ta^a. Tima—11.1. Louis are among players named ^UMl I. I i other quarter-final Jaa CareaBaii t£ww!' nra Christ!. Tex., upset two seeded -a.r. (Itaia rwM. nm iww Par to the 1966 NCAA District 5 all- matches. Coab defeated BIU CM Mau^ia aHrtlla. Tm», I3J (I playm Friday and joined the Murray of Scotland. 2 and 1; star baseball team. raaata. Rial tarn tar apani). three top-ranked players in .the The team, picked by coaches: Ronnv Shade, another Scot semifinals of the NAIA 1 ouinm. eaiio), a«. « iiwa. toean Walker Cup player, defeated Pitchers. Marcum. T a y 1 ». IT»1 ««rat>. • ■ — —' toumament.

Toomay of Colorado and Gi Allan Halt of Scotland. 3 and 1; Mirm.lM. J-'S Vaxx. Lakix: 1 CaM, Cavaar eili Neibauer of Nebruka; fi Lamcre, 11-lime winner of the Benavides, a-foot-3, tripped up snata. Siiiamtai i. Jmma. Jamaai hue. Ed Maru of South Da­ French amatour. downed Dudseventh-seeded Stove Roemer, 370 aaiit-l. |le«. Hamlltax; 1. a kota State, second base. Rob- ley M Mifloislead of England 2 of Soutbeaatom Oklahoma. 6-2.

JUNIOR eiVIIION iirtaanaii 9 Mawiaa. Caaaiaxa ben: shortstop. Dan Kelly of awl 1.

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Colorado; third base, B<to then upset fourtiMeeded BUI I*?? NaaTr^iTH'-saa, i>5 lamattaam, ia-iaiai a Saatrax.

Ta Churchich of Nebruka; Schoen. of Redtoada. Calif. a-a; 7. Aianian. Taaaaa. iMti. cr. Tony Seltori of Oklahoma M. to the quarter-finals.

Iiaa (Siala taearB. Ola raaera joaaa. Bp Stale: rlghtfield, Gentile; cenDespite Sdtoen's loss. Red­ J1a»lint. |vn»-l NIOiaMK. 1H waag, Taaa. laaai; 7. aniiiiaa. Oaiva.

MPRamao. Ra'ItlDgp in-1; X Ica/lan. SaMiaa. It9-a; a terfield. Recob; leftfieid, Jerry lands clnkhed the team title, at.Mepp1 nauimta, Hf. a >; 3. (T- cum. Taaaaa. iTaai i 0. wain. Taaaaa. r 7,069-yard, par 71 course.

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Edword J. Lyons

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Two wards at Topeka State jHiKpiUI have been set up to for aged and infirm per«ons in Topeka whose normal Mrs Maude L. Wardlow. 72, 356 Garfield, died Friday ta a living arrangements wrrr d» Topeka hospital after a long rupted by the tornado.

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Dr. Alfred P Bay. superin­ She was born Oct. 22. 1893 in tendent. said about 30 persons Topeka. She was a member of from three local nursing homes First Melbodtol Church and other older individuals have Survivors ifKlude ber hus­ been housed at the hospital. band. 0. E. Wardlow. M the two sons. T>ed Gebharf. 4227 Drury Lane, and Breakfgst Table Chat C. A. Cebhart, Banning. Calif, and eight grandchildren.

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Monday at Penwell^abet Fu­ neral Home. Buna) will be In Memorial Park Cemetery.

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Services will be at 2 p.m. Sat­ t will be at 2 I urday at McEIfresh Mortuary Sunday at Parker Mortuary ShawBM Counly Cbapler of Edward J. Lyons, 71. 1135 Kan­ : at Osage City tor John T. Wells, Americas Red Crou bas trans­ sas, wbo was a victim of 59. 1034 Monroe, who was a mitted more tbaa S.«» me*- Wednesday's tonwdo ta Tope­ viclim of Wednesday's loraado sages for Topduss to anxious ka. Burial will be ta Burlin­ ta Topeka. Burial will be in Osage aty Cemetery. relatiitoa in Rasas and other game Cemetery.

He was born May 20. 1907 at ^ V %•' stales. 0» Topeka United Funds He was bom August 2$. I Selby, Tex. He Uved in the said today. at Burlingame aad livad UF officials reported that all Eskridge before he moved to Osage City cominunity many years before be moved to Tolocal acencies whose asTrlces Topeka In 1128. ' vara ago. might be needed in ttie wake of Suryiwrs include a dau^ter. rs include two daugh­ the Wednesday tornado Mrs. Betty Joan Hugbes, Tope- ters, Mrs. Marlene Salmon, ersling on a round-t ka; a son. Lyle Wayne Oktahoma Qty. Okla.. and Mrs. basts.

Topelu chapters of (he Salva­ Vancouver. Wash.; a sister, Darlene TsU. Kansas sister. Mrs. R tion Army and the AmericaD Mrs. Ethel I Avery. 1303 KeL Red Crass, supported by units lam:' four grandchildren and Jenkins. Smith Center: and five grandchildren.

■W W •• I • ■ (ram Dodge aty, Wichita. El­ three greal-granddllldren.

■ntf L*niir fu. dorado, Emporia. Lawrence. exw raw. n..

John E. Scheibe •> SBW. m' Craig Beymer Kansas City and SL Louis, have ■>in>. M.. m. mt CKt Ct>'». established emergency head­ Graveside services wW be Services will be et 3 30 p.m quarters in each ofthe (our ma­ Leavenworth Cemetery for Monday at Wall-Dinenderfer *M. MTK Ok a. if» •• M iBKi moi< Il III* m m* jor disaster areas.

Craig Allen Beymer. 5. sou U Mortuary for John Eugene . 17 VolaBteera Belp I iTHIBDCtWISmNfflUKH Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Lee Bey- Scheibe. 20. 2529 Shunga Drive ir«SK.iwt cmeffeacy roMSS Wedsciday alfbL A IncIMt •» »■ Pock marked from flylnf debria aad cov. ^ tik, am 1 MA. Dsnaic They are supplying hot food, 4242 Twilight Drive, who 1447 IM M broadcaitor tor WREN radio, TUtufiMt had ered wttli mad, Rick Doaflaa, U, »ll W. p-a.ii* viiiaw, ia-, aiK. ,m—Ck.-cK Scko«t beta OB Baisett'i Meand la “weatber coffee. blankeU. clothing and Kb. «bo waa picked «p by the torsade eg 0I|ii. itn. aurr rmv ki 7 first aid to recovery tal.

The youngsUr was a vic­ |lO;4S t m__ Me>aia9 Ws..k.» top ei Bnrsetl’e Mooad ta Sealbwest Tope­ tim workers and victims of Wednesday's tornado In -i-ia eoe tMi enuiicifka, «ai bHped lato Stonnoat-Vaa Beiplta) wiU be in Mount Hope Cemestorm. Four tamdred trained Topeka. __ volunteers are aasisttag the Sal- He was bom Jan. 25. 1961 at tory. vatioo Army uUts, and 1,500 Leavenworth. He was a mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Arfisf Deed aiding the Rad &OS8. ber of 8L Paul's Eplsei^ial Jational beadquartem of the Church at Leavenworth.

Double services wfll be at If) VENICE. Italy (AP)-ltallan American Red Cnw has sent Besides ____ his parents, survivors a.m. Monday at Penwell - Gabel painter Felice Catena died at a disaster unit to Ti^ka to taclued iclued a sister. Lisa Kay Bey- Funeral Hem for Calvin Wolf, bis home here Friday. He was assist in all phases of reUef and roer. of the borne; and grand­ ind bis wife. Qarice. 60. restoration. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther . of Route 9, wbo were vic­ Tornado vicUms needing Beymer, Mrs. Rea Patterson tims of Wednesday's tornado. emergency financial relief and James Reynolds, all of Burial will be In Mount Hope funds for rehabilitation il* Omelery.

Leavenworth. register at <»e of tbe (our Red Penwell-Cabel Funeral Home Mr. Wdr was born July 29, .» Warning Topdtans about McGhee, Lee Bom, and BUI WREN studios, at lOlh and Cross central relief stations, lo­ is ta charge ol arrangenttatts. 1901 in Missouri. He was a Mis­ .-Wednesday's tornado overrode Kurtis. aD of Whom worked Fillmore. cated at the Civic Auditorium, sion Township maintenance em­ ..’personal concern for Topeka tttrough (be aftermath of the Rick Douglas, WREN news­ ploye.

Oscar L. Giidow caster hadgow to the top of School. ToBtotm. . *newsmen and broadcasters.

Mrs. Wolf was born Nov. 20.

"When the first report came, Boninr, Maind 1. bnvicut P— "l«> Oscar L. Giidow.

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James1905 at St. Marys sod had lived Many who worked through the the thing that hit me was the the tornado's movement. At Elementary School. port. Mo., died Friday in a ta tbe Topeka area tioce 1936. .sight were unsure whether their reaponsiblUty I bad as a r^ 7:06 p.m. he told WREN that HoBstag Eipected wives and families were alive, resenlatlve of the tdevlaiaa me­ the twnado was coming toward Salvation Army officials said Ti^eka hospital after a long ill- , Mr. Wolf to survived by nine brolhers, George Wolf. Califor­ • or whether they bad a home to dia to tell the pe<^ what him, and be drove oB 70 bouse traUers an expected 90UOWID 9T out UAUUI SeHIOUU He was bora Feb. 6. I8» at nia, Leon Wolf. Markham. Tex.. ^‘go to after the gruelling job coming," aald Kurtis. wboie Mound. ta tbe city soon, to provide ternCarlisle. Iowa, and had Uved Jake Wolf. Walnut Shade. Mo. of reporting the tornado dam­ home was at 2333 Washburn Ter. Carried by Wind jorary bousing for aome of the ta the Jamesport, Mo., com­ Ende WoU. (hark. Mo.. Henry age was over. seem to remember say­ Vntb the tornado about a omeless. Ap^lcsnts are asked ^ WIBW radio and televUoa ing, "For God’s sake, take block behind him ha Bled to munity many year*. Be was a W(tf, Lenox. Tenn.. Woodrow 4) report to the Salvation Army -.newsmen broadcast through the cover. I was nervous, and I got park his mobile unit under tbe member of Mssoulc Lodge No. WoR and Charles WoU, both U mmmtnd post at loth and Jackcompletely de- more nervous," he said.

564 It Jamesport. Mo., and was Ctaurlo. Calif., Hany WoU. Sel­ • ridge formed by 1-470 at Gage.

• those of Larry Roger N. Wilson, 143$ E. 29lh. :e Wt his car and was runiUng wo or to one ol the emergency a charter member of Veterans ma. Calif., and Willie Wolf, lervice units at Seward and was coming Into Topeka to cover >r cover when the tornado hit Lake. Huotoon and Washburn, of Foreign Wars at Jamesport Reeds Spring. Mo.; end two sis­ Polk Sr. Rav. Corn. Wllbsir the tornado from his mobile He was carried Ihrougb tbe loth and Gage, or 14lh and ' Mo. He was a veteran of World ters. Mrs. Janie Blanton. ReWar 1 He was a retired farmer. jblic. MO., end Mrs. Ethel air by tbe wind about a Mock. Kansas. unit when he had a minor 'cideni-at I2th and Topeka. He He weighs 270 tbs. After he re­ Jayhawk C^ouncil of the Boy Surv-lvorS -include a brother. unketl. Chino, Calif.

Frank Giidow. Jamesport. Mrs. Wolf to survived by spent the storm in the Blue gained consciousness, he helped Scouts of America reported that Cross - Blue S h I e'l d basement carry injured people under ttie III available Scout troops have Mo.: and three sister*. Mrs. sister*. Mr*. Beulah Freeland t. Unsey. Trenton. Mo.. and Mrs. Josephine Yocum, both broom closet.

-idge and then passed out been pressed into service, rangRoss Thompson. James­ of St. Marys.

Tom Parmely, on his way to lain. ng from cleanup and recovery Arkansu Gly with his wife on Acco „ port. Mo., and Mrs. A A. Hamlo wurk with ihe Red Cross and Lido Stotts vacation turned onto the 1-70 Max Falkenstien. Douglas suf­ Utan.

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Welcome You - WASHINGTON (AP> - A to- bypass to cover the tornado. fered a deep cut on his leg and Salvatioo Army. Ekmoito of Services will be Monday at the Kaw Valley Girl Scout CoonGraveside services wiU be at ' (al of 2,107 boQiitala had com- When be iwaliied he and Ids a broken bone ta his right cO also began relief work Fri­ Roberson Funeral Home at 9:80 a m. Tuesday at Memorial .pietely quallflod and been wife were ta the path, he tuned Hit lace to scratched.

Saraicei: Jamesport. Ho. Burial will be Park Cemetaiy (or Mrs. Lido •’.plgned up aa of Thursday for Into Utt Community Baptist "His body to covered with day. in tbe Masonic Cemetery at Louise Stotts, 81. a former TotiOB in Ihs medtotfe Ouffck. abrasions, just S».^; BihUSekott....:. 9r45&m.

Jamesport, Mo. Davkbon-Espekan. who died Friday at her , Ihe Social Security chicken pox, tram mud being Itager-Duff Funeral Home to In home at Alamogordo, N M. .'AdmlnlstratioDBald-Friday.

Parmley -rtwt film' until be forced into Tito skin." said charge of Topeka ac WonUp............................... lOiiSAJn. s bora July 3. 1884 The hospitals had been found was forced to take cover. He Falkenstien. at Fort Scott. ‘to be ta ^Bliince with the then returned to the studio and New BMse Leveled Bertha Land r«rsMp.................................. 6Mpun.

Survivors taclode two ww-ked through the night. His Capital-Journal sUB covering - the Civil Rights Act and also to home, undamaged. Is at 127 tbe tornado's destruction wlthDOWNS - Services wfD be at Wiliam S. Stotts and Gene Wodnoodny: rortkip.................................. 7/30p-m.

- mert required hospital stand- Randolph. oot regard to personal loaaei ta2 p m Saturday at the ChrteUan Stotts, both of Alsmogordo.

KTOP newsman Frank Ricb- chided Rich CUibon, Jack Omreb at Downs (or Mi*. N.M.; and two daughters. Mr*. . Another 2.71$ hoM>UaIs which arda described Ms experiences Kenward, ^ntograpbers: and SAlGfW. Sooth Viet Nam Bertha land. 7S. St Marys, Mary Kearney. Atwater, Calif., and Mrs. Margaret Kington, meet the hosidtal atsodtrds had weathering the tornado under Charlie Smith, and Roy Miller, (AP) — Fresh Amerieu and wbo died -nKSdsy ta a Topeka CENTRAIOT-Hwuooa at CoBofo signed and raturned agreements his bed with a shaking voice reporters, ................ Houston. Tex. South Vietnamese soldien bol­ hospital. Burial PotwelLGabel Funeral Home -'.to participate and were being the roof to bis home was lifted , ClarkBOo'a borne, at 3601 W stered paratroopers oT the U.S. Downs Cesnetory.

HIGHLAND PARK_S5IO fauBuM Avo. ' checked for civil rights com29tb Terr., bought three w*eki tom Airborne IXvistao Friday She was bora May 20,1966 at Is ta charge M arrangements. .•>llanee. a^ was leveled.

Quivnu HEIGirrS->1718 Craft Drtva ta tbe four-day-old Konlum p' Glen Elder ta Mitchell Coun^.

Oliver jTMilton A spokesman said many ol for about two hours, but . .

Clarkson (led bis home ahead teau battle, which seemed to owned and operated a ,<he J.m probably tre among statioa resumed broadcasting of the Ionian, stopping occa- shiptag up u one of the biggest restaurant at Downs many 14tli «ui Q.U«y Service arrangements are slonai^ to Mtaot ptctiiras of It of the wir. dhe $.511 hos^tala which Secre- later Wednesday. years. Sbe had lived at St. •'lary of Welfare John W fiar.!. KCATi Bub Ru«cll frvm iiw roof of nis car. Wtaeo Contact was reported heavy Marys since 1960.

Home‘or”bli«Tjacob Miltirn, -yier reported Tbunday are In porting the tornado on the air. it got too cloeo. he outran it and with a powerful force of North She was a member of the 68. 1034 Monroe, who wn a - compliance . with the Qvll and realised his bouse was '- drclad ta behind, taking pic- Vietoameii army regulan - Glen Elder Christian Oxnth victim of Wednesday’s tornado ttirei u be came. .^lights Act. danger. When he arrived officially esttmated at one regi­ and the auxiHary of Veterans of ta Topeka.

The determination of civil 3130 Lane he found bis home Jack Kenward's boane. 2343 ment and unofficially at tsro — Foreign War*.

W*w 21W « StaM He was bon April 12,1897 at rights compliance ia made by slightly damaged, but Us wife High, was leveUed. Kenward ta that central bighlaods area Survivors taelude a daogbter.

Pulaski, Iowa.

AnnouiKM a Change in Servfee Hears was CTutotag on ' -She Public Health Service while allright. near the LaoUan frontier 2M Hr*. Daisy Merta. of tbe tame: A sister. Mrs. Howard Under­ For tbe Semmer three sons.

Donald Wdjster. 'compliance with hospital stand­ Larry James continued broad­ miles nnrth of Saigon. wood, (toodland. survives, aimer Lake. Colo.. Roy ard ia handled by Social Securl- casting. concerned but not really ITotpsHmd a** ai'oeiCK - ty based on (tadiogs of state worried that It bad strack Us Helicopters rushed a battalion /ebster, Colorado ^irtags, aOTAkk. m. '• Ihtm to stay ttm home «• W. 19th St Ter. health agencies.

Toot**"V'kMl' *' M* of the U.S. 1st Cavalry, Alrmo- Colo., and Raymood Wehstv, turned.

Gardner said-«n estimated 7.- He later went out to hla h bile, Divtoion and a battalion of CUrk Air Force Base, PhUlpFweed Down > Islands; a brother. Goiylon III. Ho Wl> o OTI-M OOTtl»B«r.

«4 hospttals have facilities finding U flatty. He found South Vietnamese into the comHe picked them up at t:X Auen, Grove, Okla.; ntae grandHIGHLAND CREST BAPTIST CHURCH which could be uaed for older his wife about II p.m. ehUdren and two greal-grendV. NIMCIHILSI*. VOTtOT ^ 0/11.1.4. persons under metBeare, but It KEWI studios sustolned nd and took them to tbe home of j It appeared anywhere tram U not anticipaled that aU wiH damage at their location at 7fc friend. Kenward then worked 000 to 5,000 men were locked ta children. .i;j::i%Kr.OTOTM until mldnigbL and Kansas. sign agreements by July 1 tbe battle, whidi opened Tae».i.e/^2:;; i 7iM OM.-mom H« IM J| Etta Moore day, dwindled after the Ameri­ cans bad mauled a Red battal- Mr*. Etta J, Moore. 1$. died «>«*«*. onxn*. > tan, and then lived Ttairsday.

Friday at her home, «||| OT O’ > >.m.

Reminiscent of the aettan in Adams. tOTf#" CNpe*! «t which American cavalrymen She wu bora Jan. 5. 1881 at battered ^Nortb Vietnamese mi Q-1-cy aaer tuustSHsa Holton and bad lived ta Tbpeka WIBW-TV (CBS. ABC, NBC) C2i. IS-KFEQ-TV (CBS. ABC) Ch. ^-WDAF•TV (NK) Ol. 4 regiment ta the la Drang Valley since 1953. She was a member Mtur*rr •> omw" C*r«,ii« KCMO-TV (CBS) C2l 5-KMBC-TV (AB Cl Ol. 9-KTWU-TV (Edncattoaal) Ol U last November. of East ran Bipttot aurch.

The Konlum plateau battle Survivors Include SATURDAY MORNING -A .\«OT Churrh Wilk the OU centers near the junction of the Heracbel A. Lee. of the home; JJ***«> frantleri of Laos, (hmbndia and Sm McCrn 7iSr.c-wi a Btopaon, Edward Moore. Vat- T. .. Mn, mm « »• South Viet Nam ta an W P»1l«- • <t*M(aiwKt«r. Mni.l*'"** MM (Ml Ctonranintot infiltration routes S-Toni tM^CMlrr • evoAOT’KII UlUM* lirmroA from the Ho Chi Minh trail.

•-a«wv e«i Mo,; > bi«l»r, NM U-, «M M aoS Ooo* Cl 1.9544 FertifM PMtttoai ll-t-MKkl* 27 ddaughtei* Adams; Dr. lofOTN L Skohow The North Vietnamese have and a grandson.

-0 I UOTidoo-IdtoO fortified positions dotted Service arrangements lOTMll • -iM •*< Jw<V <CMl through the jungle. At least I. Sill"*; • Mr C*r»« I«Mor> twice (he ranging airborne btOTot. *m S*iw>. K*itt*i Cn». <u<.i have attacked these SATURDAY AFTERNOON sad provoked fierce resistance.

T«uffOTfM ICOTrl ii» Mory Beasley Estimates of CBsualliea were • OUM »*4 KOTfMt T.1-WIOT WkW «l *«>rt* running well behind Services will be at 1 3lf p.m.1 S-4hnMM *-Dotw a*M filling. A Saigon spokesman M'bnday at Penwell-Gabel' iv-SOTi SM*« e«« icwoti Mid North Vtataamese laesas *-«M*OT« Funera! Home (or Mrs. Mary I. <-Oi*K limn IKI-Mkltn. -TM-OfMl *j-M«.i». 'SmI* »• mw through Thursday Beasley, about 90, 1451 Byron, S—OMM'I (CMrl m a»c* Op« 6MT known dead, adding who was a viclim of Wednes-8A1VROAT NTGBT "The count undou diy ’s tornado in Topeka. Burial go much higher. Those people will be in Carbondale Cemetery.

7:«»OT. - -Ti rM <NrM up there are more tattrested ta tOTWl.S«3< ilW kJUtag North Vletnameae Ihm SBWASO SVINUl UFTItr OT« -PaW-tOT Cot fdr ■ Sw* » I WiW ta counting bodla."

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Mom«n9 of Despair SPOLBTO. Italy (AP) Preparing tor hto 9th annt cultural lestival here June 24.hily 17, composer-impresario Gian-Carta Menotti said one of hto "moments of despair" came' when be had to tell the girls of -an Africaa ballet company "not ; to dance half naked."

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Union Penskm Fund Checked

Sheppard Facing New Trial in Ohio

NEW YORK (AP) - A feder­ al rand Jury probe Into loan activities turronndlng a MOOmlllton ^eosioB fund fadoBgtng to the Teamftera Union waa dlaCLEVELAND, Ohk. (AP) cloied In federal court Friday.

■hurt will be a new trill (or Hir only concern, he said, waa The probe et the Chicagothat it would be* an "ordeal for Sanrael H. Sheppard, baaed fund came to light when mudv^bllciied (int trial hi Ariane and other metnben at family."

IIM ended In convlctian (or aae-! atlomeyi moeed to quMh • oad^^we murder ' rand Jury snbpoeoa of records bludgeon ilaylni o( hli nrrt divorcee. married Sheppard for tbr^witrai States Soath«»t wUe. Marilyn. | after hit releaae from prlnn. and Southwest Areai, imemaCuvahoga County Proaacutorlshe waa at hla aide durtef the Uooal Brotherhood of -Teamsten John T Corrigan gave Wa decl-lnewa conference on the lawn atai oh a new trial Friday after I outside their brick-row apartPension Fund.

Supremelment home In suburban Rocky ftodvlng the U.S. Supreme; menl ho Judr WUUun B Heriands Ctoort rilling Monday which said. River. reMTved dedslOD on the motion.

Sheppard did not -receive a fair proeec DiTlgan I The grand Jury wu trying to trial in IIM. ded on a n pard In NiM Yeart trial because he thought that Dayton In 1*4, Sheppard’s at­ obtain mlnutei of meetings by Sheppard, who aarved nine "aoclcty baa baeo the victim of torney, F. Lee Bailey of BoetoB. the fund's trustees. It b inves­ yean m prison before geBing a heinous crime, and It de- alleged that pubUdty before end tigating acIloB on loan applica­ out OB a (cdard eouit ardarin mandi redrcai. Sodety do- during the trial prevented Shep­ IKS. told Bewamen he wm weL mands a latr, Impartial, objec­ pard from getting a fair trial, tions in 1964 and IKS. come a aecond trill. ' tive trial for the defendant be••1 know 1 can prove my Irao- ^,8 petra cence," Shfppard. O. said tf» * llftenbig to Corrigans aUlemenl on the radio- "I am eage;

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The foriDer Joe anith Motor qnqwDy kit at im Ibntaa wai dimawed aever^ by Wedntaday't tomado la Th9eka.-Tbe ctawtany's other lot at 3W Thpeka rwnalni la operation.

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WU Arts Cenferiranled $595^55' Facing DWI Chorge W^HINGTON

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The Uth annual Sutter reun­ ion was held June S in the Qty Hall at Clay Ceater with more than 75 present New nffieera decM Cor dw eeadt* year Earl Sirttar. Eckley, Colo, proiIdeot; Delbert Sutter, Oklaho­ ma aty. vice presUeat; Mn. Doney Gibbs. . retary; Mn. Cari Ellen. Clay Center, recording seeretary; Mn. Bluford Hent|Ml and Mn. Mildred HosteUer. Clay Center, twMads. HeM BUers gave the bistoriaa's itport Topekass attending ion were: Mr. and 5 Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Ue Dodds and Pegf Dewusoa

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