The Topeka Daily Capital June 13, 1966 by CJ Media

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City's First Wave' Cleanup Is Drawing Near CoiPpletion Cooler, Drier Topekans to Attempt _ . Big Problem Weather Set After Deluge Daily Norma Routine For OfFicials

i areas today, in addiUon to reg Wednesday night by the tornado By BERT RINEEL By ED KNOWLES ud been restored Sunday night, Cooler aiKl imich drier weath Most T^kans will attempt ularly scheduled tradi pickups KPL spokeanen said. Despite a shwtage of tools er is (ndlcUd (or-the Topeka lo return to some kind of normal in non-dBnsged sections of the and machinery, "first wave" city, said Abe Cox, city street area today alter the biggeat routine today. jt^8«vi« ttte tornado. street dethup in the devastated ralDfall deluge of the year in Almost an dty streets wUI commissioner. of Topeka is about 60 per Washburn University summer sQ but lOOO were in service _ rea the capital dty late Sunday be open to traffic, declrieal school e n I complete. Bernard WUdaises wiU ofm today Minday night, a telephone com- llams. power sod telephone services city engineer, said at a night. lat TOpeka West High School - ny spokesmtu said. have been restored to most strategy merting of city oUiRaiofaU at (he Weather Bu and admlnistrstiOD offices at Downtown-Topdta businesses reau Sunday lotalet^^J* tochee areas, and downtown businesses Morgan Hall on the university wiU be Rien today and shoppers clals Sunday night. win be to shoppen. and heavy rain conUnoed to are free to go into the area, In an earlier meeting campus wUl be open. limited Bus Servke fall early today. Sunday’s rain said Dana L Hummer, ddef mtractors and home building Electrical Power associafion representatives. fall total bxhided 2JS indies And there will be limited Electrical power and tde- of police. in a W-minute period before emergency bus service by Tues- phooe service are expected to be Travel Irom ono area of the Mayor Charles Wri^t again midnight. fully to storm-damaged city to another, however, will be took up the critical question of 'âime streets may be dosed treiirestored bousing for disaster victims. of the dty by Wednesday easier by using interstate The sudden deluge sent In during the day to, aid work At that meeting the m a y o r dian Creek out of iU banks crews in debris • strewn areai, night, spokesmen for the Kan routes. Hummer said. suggested a higlvrlse apartment Tempotaray Closed north of Topeka late Sunday but •njpekans can travel from sas Power and Light and Soutlv complex as one solution, with night, covering sever • ' one area ofthe city to another western Bell Telephone comps Streets that probably will b< arrangements tor trailer rentals temporarily cloeed during Iht nles aid Sunday. of old US-n while tra Interstate routes. as a temporary remedy. lo a crawl on water - dovered dgirbage Approximatdy 75 per cent day for cleaiHjp operaUons. sakl A spokesman tor the housing tbeeleetrlCBl power knocked ou Bob Potlom. assistant city en aections of new US-TS In north be made in the disaster authority said he would present gineer. Include; __ ern Shawnee County. Jackson Street from 11th to some type of housing pi The Kansas Hi^my Patrol 12th; nth Street from Kansas Tuesday. reported a car, carrying at least FoedUProblem Avenue to Jackson; and «h tWpersons. skidded Into Muddy Street from Branner to Lake On© problem fadng officials is Creek on old K-« Highway near that of food distribution a^8 in East Topeka. the Jefferson County lino north Alleys in the tomad. - . workers In the stricken areas of Topeka early today, but the Ktrehlng about the robWe tor their persoaareas, Cox said, wilt be closed One suggested remedy was to Hundreds of the enrioni, who were fortunate occupants escaped without In al poeietsloM. Those below - la the area to travel, but all clean-up op- obtain m 0 b i I e food canteens M te live in aa area pounded by the tor jury. of 29lh and Gage where the tonado flnt from Forbes Air Force base nado Wednesday night, went to the edge of eratioos should be completed The Shawnee County Sheriff’s ut down on the cHy aad refeed w norihwith pre<o<*ed meals. Bnroetl’i Mound Sunday where they eoofd two to three weeks. -stêpKnatent reported four to eastwird - had one pvposc: to dig oR. is estimated that between watch TeqiekaM who were not so fortunate five feet of water on portions ScaUeeed reports of looters en cabinets, left standing by tin Only garbage wiU be collected 700It and 800 famUies ate of old US-75 north of Cecil Road are pUguing Topeka police and storm, were looted of their con in the special coUection trips into the damaged areas, Cox homeleu. early today. Sheriff's aflkials other security officers in the tents. The lacidcst occurred in the kail ‘nie garbage must be ••■nwre have been some peo said SoUier Creek oa Topdu's tornadMtrickcn areas. mrth edge sMs Cowing about Only no arrest has been SBaO block on W. 29th Ter. Oc- placed near the street to theue ple in East Tt)peka who have imiaesakm that>aa9 tbree-tourtlas bankfuB early to- mads w far. CBBoml U Banc^ asgaai d natter dmoliihid 'StfTrSfcwfflnothap^ tte be provided ovetniifc which home in tte one Uoefc lost« day. up by dty ewws In (he devat- simply is not true,** High water bmp rtstsd by two park ppl-—Wright old. Uted areas, Cox Old. Selvage Is Ctene on streets in Tbpdca. which was at RWey Park Saturday night. . iiruckbyatoraadoonlyfour He was bodud on a charge of Ibey had pOed the salvaged The dty bus canpany wfll ■"We are doing everything goods in the yard of what was bedn emergency service te poHifale. working day nights earlier. Observers report petty larceny. ed the entrances to many storm Poltoe Del. Bill Jackson said their home. The things were East Topeka and Oakland T«» Qllbt. to get this sit sewers were dogged with de Blanchard was seen leaving his missing when they returned to day and maintain linei U aoivuf. From the moment the tornado h« we have been at caped without serious injury. the giant funnel that descended Ferbes Air Force ----bris and rab water was deep car, going into the park and cw- K yard after two hours. By RALPH MARSH mound last Wednesday. there wlU be no tMses irsveUng wort the sound of power IbeTopeka ening in the traffic lanes. Life went on as usual in much was digging ouL Tba rying off a televUioo set de In another place looters car other city itreete. the smefi of charmowers a oR the kltdwn sink. of Topeka Sunday, except that UghtaiKSiera frustration was wan posited there by the tornado. ried burning announced a typi helpless CapL Dan MaDory, head of Future of the bus line re- Sotiie people In East Topeka spectators crammed the top of ing. Finally, there was someOther incidents have been re- the traffic division, said. "We have compUlned they were Burnett's Mound to peer at ant- cal hot spring day. panied ________ lUghted in cleanup work and sized humans grubbing through Work Weal On know there is some looting struck In the Topeka area Sun porSd. Âhnosl in tbe shadow R Bur other aid after the storm. One resident in the tornado going en. but it’s dUficuU to pin But. along the wavy line Into nett's Mound. Cari Pendleton, a day dght Wright wggested the possibil piles of debris. southwest part d the a charge on persons in the which the spectelors peered Santa Fe employe, was Mrs. W. E. Steps, S«1 Cali- ravaged ity of a high-rise apartment Other ciW reported that a garbage dis areas affected by the tornado. and tried to drive, the razzing wrestling with the scraps of foniia. said Sunday nl0it lighi- posal unit was taken from the empia in Ripley Park, left out of their cars to r«st Bight Boies saws, the scrape of what had been his $15,000 alum nii« "struck a tree ahnoR be rubble of his home. His kitcb Another officer said that was "sometimes hard to tell the Only eight buses of the orltf- treeieu and now of no value w the Une began moving, and the smell of spoil inum and brick home. His ad side me” hi her yard oa the nal 50 survived the tornado park. looters from the workers." ing fqod held sway. There was dress bad been 296rSeabrook. southeast edge of Topeka. Ku. Almost as if on cue. a thunsites were ifiscussed, Other Wednesday. Six of the remain no holiday leeltng in the strip of Mud) of the debris already Cars Stopped lightning dio struck and derslorm moved over the heads including EasUawn Park ant ••We’ve stopped several cars ing eight are older buses, and the area at the east end of the of workers kt East Tcgwka. One devastation that stretched Irom was gone, and the slab floor of Bitiokwood Shopping Center on W. 29th and a light pole the but usually they’re josi people there are no parts available for 6th Street viaduct. bolt of lightning forked down the southwest corner of the city his home was beginning to repairs if they should break to the northeast. There was emerge from the rubble. moving their own stuff out," Sixth Street viaduct, but no Peralta Waived only work - cleaning up after down. Moore uid. put everything out said Malloty. damage was reported. Wright said permit faes tor said pointing to the Police detecUves uid that ■n* bus company has rented building and other types of Plane Said Hit ••Mroebody wfll haul several reports had come In to ICeatimiedonPage U.CoLl) labor will be waived tor victims A plane about five miles investigate ]uve»iles who were north of Elmoot In Northern of the storm. Arrangements are Basement Was Refuge loitering to the stricken areas, Shawnee County was said to being made to allow persons to Pendleton weathered tbe tor but that no Rieclfic looUng re have been struck by lightning, park trailers at home sites on nado in a basement across the ports bad been confirmed. but it was not confirmed. a temporal basis, probably 60 BOMBAY. India (AP) LS streeL From where he stood. Phone caUers told detective Thnadentotmt Active ^ to 90 days. sxpoiwot of Yoga, ul tb^ bad seen youths e«ry linted out the corner in he poinU■nufldertwnns rumbled Rm, famsd In nrtlw iU •l»«l <• «» Sunday to live up to — cigarettes, whisky and auto •wife which he huddled with lus,i» housing question. Ernie Wat across Northeast Kansas Sun tried announcement that he'd walk and three-year old daughter kins. executive secretary of the day afternoon and evening and water without even getting his mobile suppUe from buildings. into The Radio dispatchers at the Isolated thundershowers National Association of Home several funnel douds were feet weL SanU Fe saW MoPac’s pur city. Everything above it CHICAGO (API The Santa police department said that «vBullden. pointed out that many sighted. \ eral calls of suRWted looting brought heavy rain to portions of families are now "doubling-up" Fe Railway has asked the Inter pose is evident because of an bare. A funnel was reported on the S«ne 900 spectators from Kansas stretching from Ells addHlonal petition filed May 31 "Our problem," be said, "is ground near an outdoor theater far as New Delhi, more than MO in the disaster areas came in worth to the extreme northeast with relatives or friends, a sit state Commerce Commission to MoPac to have itsâjîca finding some place lo sUy." away, paid $20 and $1M Wednesday night and Tfaursuation which is bound to create dismiss an appUcalion by Ihe at Leavenworth and later a tor miles corner of the slate early Sun heard with the p He CJrrenUy is stayiog.with each to watch, as he warmed up Missouri Pacific Railroad and day, but that tew such reports a crisis. nado was seen seven miles under hearing in the swallowing what he saM had been received Friday and day, the Weather Bureau report- "When little Teddie gets Ws the Mississippi Rher Corp. for his parenU. southwest of downtown Lesven- by mre steel tecks and nitric acid Saturday. Pendleton, a calm, rnild• • Stock control posed Rock Island merger wDrtb. ifeaviest rains were reported Union Pacific. over hot embers. mannered man. said he plans a of the SanU Elsewhere in Kansas, funnel ami walking in counties along the Nebraska Water tacooperatlve Hie molion was mailed this SanU Fe said Mississippi (CoatiBBcd M Page 12. Cel t) douds were reported late Sun Then Rao walked up to a steel Cang Kills Cl on Bike border, weathermen said. Cen is going to want to mo'' ' CtoTp. and MoPac do not have move quick." weekend to the IX from Chicaday aftemoon near Tonganoxle. tank (Wed with water. He tralis In Nanaha County Hsted the financial capabitity to about U miles east of Topeka placed a fool on the surface of SAIGON. South Viet Nam 1,65 inches while 1.5 inches of Wesley Bastedo. manager of complish the transaction i Navy Pitot Gets MIG Two U.S. servicemen rain was recorded at Horton in (ContiBoed on Page 2. CaL 1) "Leeks Substanceand several miles southwesl-of the water — and sank straighi (AP) asked the IX to approve, riding a motorbike were aU Brown County. Kansas Qty. In arting that Ihe May 31 pe- the application also did not In SAIGON, South Viet Nam to the bottom. Memiry levels in Topdta As angry spectators demand Ucked by a Viet Cong lition be thrown out. SanU Fe (AP) — A U.S, Navy pilot from dicate any agreement was con DODD Sunday near a vil Other rainfall reports listed dropped no lower than 73 Satur said that it was misdirected cluded wllh tbe SanU Ft board the aircraft carrier Hancock Ihetr money back. B» «• about the Weather Bureau includlage 35 mUes east of Saigon, a day night and early Sinday, ed that he had of directors or Ihe SanU Fe shot down a Communist MIG 17 BOMBAY, iDdla (API-Two and lacked subsunce. U-S. military spokesman said. then rose to 17 by mid^tOer- pUtned tnday and, because of the Inju nhuriMB tralat collided eear Ttie SanU Fe motion said th« stocfcholden prior to the filing over North Viet Nam Sundoy. noon. Temperatares dl(^ te ry. could not achieve a slate of One serviceman was kiUed. the the U S. command saMioday. Matonga Statioo today, aad MoPac is seeking to impose up of the application. was wounded. n during a tbimdersbower In levitation. He invited them to other _ lint reports uid at fcait IN on the IX a burden Of formulaIITROL Sia COHDITIONINO the caidlid dty st« p m. come back and watch him try ting a plan for tm eatiiot s ee s*ui again today.' the nation's railroads into a lim On the Inside Country Porson ited number of systems. Deulet Responsibility In asking for dismissal, SanU Fe aald that the IX was* relieved of responsibUlty for: planning national^consolidallonsV There was a big ball of fire just came out oi the sky, Ronald Bloom, 22. 6501 E. 6th. at my feet - big as a bushel burden for initia a big, bb»d kid wearing tbe boom'ii 1 thought it hit me. 1 basket. Then 1 was « the Which big light Everybody Topekp FbrcosI rail realignments upon the olive drab fatigues of tbe U»lh ground, or on the way. 1 didn’t ting carriers Ihemsclves' Hospital Detachment of tbe see it coming." ‘•The evident p^se o Army Reserves, threw an arm How did It feel when the bolt load of trash into the bucket of îssippi Corp. ^ M< hit him? ithe SanU Fe motion sad, is a back loader and stepped lo .. em^ a1 unilateral- stock -JackJo-raiL--.........strike Described A cowofker. Walter Johnson, control application a Stretched out later on the St.' also of the 109th, started across of forcing upon both the ICC “ICi pot enongb Ito (urgft Francis HospiUl emergency {he street from 1st and Davies HTsmtied wanly and bis blond, and the SanU Fe aplan'which aad di Deta/7erf‘W«rtAer Sunday where tbe detachment room table with his shirt opened ung vdfe dropped her Mad applicants regard as an appro what a maa has due was cleaning up debris from and his bare feet slicking out in tile edge of the stretcher. priate basis for reslructiJ •ingi forgive him - we also must ■ News, Page 2 from under a sheet, he de The doctor said Ronald wai the railroad systems of Uiei forget we have forgiven Ura." Wednesday's trniado. ed Ms encounter with a bolt Johnson beard a tram (Coatiaaed oa Page 2, C«L 1) of ii^tnlng. ■ noise.

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Life Goes on Busily For Tornado Victims

Yogi Tries

Water Stroll, Finds It Wet

Santo Fe Opposes MoPoc^Stock Idea

Heavy Rains Hit Sections of State

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Mother'Fair' After Going To Son's Rites

Housing City's Homeless Is Major Problem Now Cbi0w ct tfa* ndCoatncton. AjaodaM Geoeral orflM the aty to keep a tiftat KTte OB tabor wai wa«ea to a priea ml waia Mrat and to prwea drawt«. labor, eti (roiB otba-locattooa. HepotttodonttetlUafaatUn te hotdlim w « H«wr day and

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• rmnnal infe icele to prwm« bean datnagad, ctoanod gfaeanad, otban. whoae • wara dwtreyad. could ^ aearch debria tor baiongperaon preparini to to (all Into tbo baodi at m aoupulcwi cocrtractori. Ho Slgblaeeta deggad atracti dariraoed tba Dead to IcDov year ipita piau <d oS^ (or them contractor,'’ dotermtaa wbate to rti7 away. MDUary and poba la certlOcd and hla part npB. beo peraoDDd atffl kq>t the atricken areoa ofHlmlli to all tatkn. A maetloi la achaitaled tar Monday momtog wltb (adnl offlciali to catabitah naada ao that faderat aid uined. Tba aid raqnoM arm haae to go ttirougb Bart Workmn. tbo itaia dliatttr coordinator and bo cartined by tba Bad Croai and tba Faderal Hoociag

gstef to bt tfl right Tbf UgL alni coUi acted Ut nttKlca aod made hta atlB, It alao nadi Ml to« aor«. But. bi wai atmdy tatttag hbuelf b> aee It ba could maka tt bonte. Rcnald piBbabty waa do( non sertooay tajniad. hli doctor laid. becauM be was «< combat boota. Tba doctor adriaed Mm Ml to ratun to Ma work u a r*lief worke (or tnado Tietfana.

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Us death Friday. HoipUal oCirials sad Hr*. Baymer'* coodiItonbaaitocelinprov^ Only member* of tba family attended tbe aerrices. which were then foUowtd by grave side aerrices aol burial at Leavenworto Camatery. Craig waa toe only child among toe 17 perseos who <fled as a result of too storm. Jotio j. Scaa, mniger of toe

Whip on Fair

Worit^day began at nssp day (or peraona trying to daan up their bom and tor ertwa ■ndrobintecnwbopttcbadtnto balp. Crewa eonceotratod oo major problema ol raateriof Bocofiary otlUtloa. eloartag finati and aUeyi and aUataBtlng potential dangerona attna. tloM at damaged bnlkUngi. RMldanta wbeoa homaa bad

SAIGON. SooOs (AP)-lhaj nadd^ Ba rdd and a quick (oltowB fetefey awaM> today agaMawadreMNorfliVlatnnan mtaant bomwad Into

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Housing Law WAmmerm*^ aTwuS^ ton aparUBMot hoBBt owner and tba rcMdant manage of tbe boUdlng wcr« Uned SW doOara oKfa for Tteiallng tbodtyfalr houalng code by refstag to rent to a Negro woman.* Tbe COM waa tho flnt to be bandied undo- Qw new policy to aeak conrictleaa and fleet In the Coort of Oman] Saadona, rattwr tbn baring wicb mat. tan condUatid by the Cbmmlntonm' Ootmdl on Homan

here alace January but his fanv Uy ramatoad to Uavaiworto during toe school term. Beymer bmanagarin coordlnattag ago too Bey. mer tamily moved here to tba rented hooH on Twilight Drive. SchaS arid tton was mi base, matt to toe Beymer borne, and

Soaks Tap PMa

Mr*. Beymer tried to get Inside the bouse. Tbe youngster apparently wu pailc stricken at toe sound and right of too faagt fonnol and pulled away from hia motoer. bespmteiy she ran after fatan -and both wen eaoght by tba riater. Tbe chfld'a right leg wu ao severely eruihed that amputetlop wu naciuary when ha arrived at toe hoapitel. Ha also eufiered mnlttpla criOeai toJuriu. His motoer. admitted to Stormonr-Vril in lerioua condition and to ibock, siffered multipla injurtea, Tbe Beymer’a otoer dtDd, liu Kay. 9. wu away from borne on

Acting conMntlaa MUtOQ D. Borman aald hU offlca would aaak tba maximum One of m dollar* in all pounding (bt targat “I think as aooa H the word mlmitei. ‘Iba Air Forca doet not gate around, rtolaliew at this nraal tba nundwr «( plana to sort wlO ba cvtaflad,'' Ka^ tbaaa raUa but 11 wn arldiBBy tneetomn MforL OfOBd OfO- man laid. Saialont Judge hit ma Nortn vinrniii^a «in Oeorge D. NaSn both tba jvtodpal

An Air dhifViHpIrad igUnUon. SooBi tors or g^*5u far'lO days. a largi raid of Guam haawl B8 Met Nam'a Roman Catholics loLtoaParJoh bomben attacked at 1:30 am. Wltneisea ob the graond report pul on an lng»«8Siva dnw Korman la tiw leading coned tba North Mataamaao poal- of atrenglh Sunday and effac- toiuler for the p boo « rnHas atrtrwet of Bob- U?a]y ibowed In a lariei of anti- poratiOB counstl , . tan oppoaad by Waahtngton’a turn en^tid Ukt a rekam. other aide (d the natton’a politi dvU rights lawlart. Ite targat waa IB bintra and cal life. They have ^sedfleaDy criUdogftd Berth VlataamaM ra Tbs "BkK of CatboUc atims died him for falllcg to proasmnt already badly mauled [ Viet Nam," repreaenUw ento fair bousing riolatlona rig aoma of Iba moat ridoua ground moat of tbe country's two mlL orously. DgUtog al «a war. llM CalbeUcs, rowed to oppoae Tba hM any deal with tbe Oommimlst drappadbalr Met Cbng. tight targat nne. American air- In Saigon, about »,m Catebom trojan atood hardly hall lies marched fa) dladpltoed. a mile back, waiting to ebarga paramilitary units ei. acting into lito M«M battlaOeld of ■ntMkmfflBriit and pro-Ameri twisted brata and ton bamboo. can ilogMit ~ a i^ entraat Tba iw^A^rlng B«a kept to recent Buddhiit rioting.

Pilot Hits U.S.

A bah a( atrotcWic (ran ntbali down tbroogh TRM tan New Medea la (waeatt tor today. It wffl ho warnor oa Mb ildet of the kaltoa ami caalar to tbe mMeaattoert.

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Its (o«er earner of pktan) alts •maog tooka bdldinga aM debris left bahtod by WadneoSAN FRANCBCO (AP) - da^toiaada toat fint ftrack to toe efty Ma wbert (Ids Britlsb flier Sbefla Scott tondad ptotora waa taken - atop Baaett’a Moand. TU atom toa Sunday at San Franctoeo lllte^ national Airport, UH Topekan Graduates cr she left BoBotaln to her ipaat Topekan Honored ^romUSAF School to baeoDM tba flrit Briton to fiy At Wooster College around tba world alone. Jamea McHenry, aa o( Mr. MaJ. Donald 7. Hug. son of and Mrs.- James McHaory Sr., Mr. and Mrs. 7rm3i E, Hug, She landed at S:ISa.m. Mlsi Scott aald a reaerra gas- 1*00 Boowell, baa recrived a Xm Keatacky, bas been gradu award for academic exedleBca ated from tbe U5. Air Force olina tank tocated todda the at toe College of Wooster, Wooa- Command and Staff Collage. atogto«)ftoa plane’a eoek^ ter, Ohio. MazweD. AFB, Ala. leaked dirtog tba flVit. ftotag Tbe award la tba highest M aoma amdoBS fflomaniB. honor given by the college to a • - -------------- McHen- Washburn Untverilty and re Tbe leak was small and win be repaired beforo tbe Umdoa ry also woo departmental hon ceived a gradotte d«ree frtn Stanford, Calif., UUvesUy. roldcflt departs for Otlahama or* to history. City. Mte Scott prd ” leafaSanPranetoeoa Mardo Crana, a Mad. said Miss ScoU wu -awfuUy atifl and rery, very tired, but atO! cbeerfuL" She arrived to Haohihi m F«eO A. TICMe*««. CIAtV. M) (n Ttoinday from Canton Iilanl •nia flight began In Londa an May «.

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B52 Roid Strikes North Vietnamese

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Mi*. Do* Baymer wu 1^ to fair coDdittoo Sunday to Stormeot-Vaa Howdtal after aba w*t Eed to te^toptUl bed to altood tbo ftmerri of her S-yearo _ a riettm of WeedneatornaAo. „j. Baymer. 4ZC TwlUgM Drive, attended toe private Ices for ber son, Craig, brid Saturday afternoon to tbo hoapital ebapri. ' Mr*. Beymer was aov^ injurad by Wattoaaday's aladdog_ SUlo. and Crrig saf^

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Mis. Carpenter 'Proud'of Hero CENTRAL

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her cUkben to her arms, too wife Of Viet Nam hero Capt. William C. Carpoter told Sun day, "I'm so proud of him. ao pronto be a part of bb life ” That life hasn’t been an easy ona .for. attneton!. n-year^Id brenotte Tool CL'penter. Sbe is living through her husband's second tour of combat iluty to Viet Nam - duty that warly came to a Iragk end lut Thorsday. Carpenter and hia paritraop company wee ptonod down tv b North Meffiamesa ' regular farce

fte/oted Story On Poge 5 Americans S to I and, seeing UHJe chance for escape; Cvpenter called lor a luipaln drop on lop ol hts coRipiny’s position. | He escaped unhurt, and for his acUoo. Carpentc.-. a. is bcini recommended far the nation' tughast eombal award. tbeMed^ al of Honor.

moired a artbetat dertroytag (ho apartmat complex kwown a Ibe Embassy, sad the El Darada ai OMtogtoa tneiti and laartag l» penoa ttriH »«• bomelaai. Dnaago to fta caipla waa aattmated to be nearM mnua.

Sheet Metal Strike

Sebaff arid Beymer wu workig at tba Hallmark plam wba -M twister struck. Once be beard toe lociUao of toe tornado damage, Iw budad towvd Ua borne but found It wu destrayed. Beymer searched tot am anaucceaafuUy for mmatlmt for Us wife and diOd. Tb% ba went to Stomaot-VaQ Boqdtal, wtom he (bond and Uoidflad toon (or tuspttri (dDclBls. Schaff arid Bcymar to ftaytog with trlendi to Topeka.

Rio Protects Birds

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) WtaOe otoar dOu try to gat rid of toelr idgeeu, offldals here are trying to aav* them. Secretary of tourism Jou Paulo his .............................. rf«PHeoB feeding ftaUoa and (Oonword Sunday teta In Rtob prtodpri aquare, Members of Sheet Metal Workare Loeal 7? remained <n about poiribla negottoUoB by be Mid, to protect toe birds strike Sundry u tba massive tot Plumben and Steamftuers from people. Local ISO. also on strike. Dnicn cleanup task to ton ' omcials could not be ccotecied Topeka eeattraed. Glass Goshes Youth Soutoy night ^ Piorc*. h-----------iger far toe unkm uki Sunday Ffetee did Mt eooSrm rrtorta Steve Carrel!, 12, aon of Mr*. night no date bu been set for that toe ttrtkera hadbeenseek- Etoel Heard, 332 Lake, cut his ^tog wori; out of town If they right arm on ■ piece of brokaa Granted to work. “Jut out ri glau amoog tornado debris Sun tobB.-**-l»irce arid when asked day, offldalt at Stonnont - VaU tod, strikers would Hospital reported. Ha wu redotag today. leased after treatment. The strike situalioo Jm i changed “a bit" atoee ^ t nado, Pierce arid. My Heart Fell The union is on strike agalnat tbe Sheet Metal Contreeton Sympathy Assn. Tbe nniai went on To Aa My after its contract ox{d^ May HOLLYWOOD (AP) - J. 1. Customers in businessman seriously tojored Tbe ^bm and stoamflttei* in a tospute tovriring ringer union fa on strike agalnat the the Tornado FYark Sinatra wu sho Topeka Master Phnnbera Aaan. Disaster Area NegetiatlOBa <a fringe beneflU and vraga foDed to produce Feel Free to Call Me men said. agreement before oqitntion of Frederick R. Weisman, M. too mdoB’a contract The atrtoe MAX UMON (ormer prerident of Bnnt Foods wu reported still to rialemate toe., wu knocked mcofriclna - - Bight early Wedneaday to a klB«» at toe Baverly mill BotaL Storira arid Weisman punebed Urn, then fen aoou a tabla and oitto In Topeka I toe floor. "He is AMackna and reeegntea members of bis family." Hospital Births toe Inpllri spokesman arid. “Ulj csedltian atiU Is serious, r M M.TiwM’lMma. 1UI but bis progrem it uOafactoiy." PAT*. flrL Aa» It Watoman uudawcat creBlal Mr. M Mn. JAAAAA llAtMTl. autgoy ‘nnesday, toe apake^ Mr. AM lIvrTnm M mansald. >■!>. iAr. Mm ra.

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walked a few blodu from the center-left allies - the Soclaj- nist voting in every Important RCMdB (AP) — FT«mIer Aide br^t. ' ists. Democratic SoctMisU and postwar Itoiian clectiOB. continues unlll MoroV cenw lett coalttlon en mdrolhg Republicans - campaigned today. gaged IW CWnBmttstt on Sunhard to halt a steady percenuge But tbe good weather drew polU opened. day In a cmdal teat of strength thousand toj^baac^^t • beaches and The CommunUl party exerted rise that has marked Commu in elecUew for new councils in one of its biggest pushes in Rome, trying to surpass Moro'i three provinces and in munici- light vote this first day and tbi paliUes, Including Rome. prospect of a flood of balloting Christian DemocraU and be-1 come the dominant party in the About five million Italians - Monday. nation's capital city. one-ieventb of the total elector ResulU are expected In Rome and elsewhere, the ate — were eligible to vote in Monday or early Tuesday. the balloting (hat began under President Giuseppe Saraga Christian De.mocrats and their

stitotional rule in the Immedate SANTO DOMINGO - PresithB nnRrttac;Va}^ dent-Blect JoKpiin B«li«u«r hmmras-Ar many coostitutkmiilsts ijoes not belim the United nxM — those who partidpated iif the Slates was justUied In Inter the Reid vening In the Dominican Hab erwnenl - are to be found ile when revolt erupted earfy In Balaguer’s reform party 1»6S. have sided with BoscL In an uusuallr frank inter view Balaguer declared: ‘"nte Former President Juan Bosch Dominican elections did not re has frequenUy decried the land pudiate the rev(4ution. nor did ing of foreign troops on Domini they justify the United Sutes can soil and bas argued that there was Uttle threat of a Disaster Board To|.., InterventiOD." Communist takeover Many DemlalcaM time. Balaguer bas described — Balaguer was ednlng-public, Ibe revolution as a “popular" Emergency planning forj'lhe Topeka school system will i ly what many Dominkans are 1 of the Witt of the piKe an informal budget age saying privately. The belief is people. Both pbUlical leaders da the 7:30 pjD. today To in direct contradlctkm to mhch have voiced concern that the peka«l Board of Education meetopinion expressed in the United Communist cause has been ad SUles that Um Johnson admin- vanced because of tbe Istration Kted correctly in tion. tching troops here, and ; electiona tend to wipe the

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‘ Slit Snpt&a Batttt ffiairtlal MONDAY. JUNE 13.1966

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By -JIM BISHOP WASHINGTON. D.C.-SpeakIng of Presidents of the Uni»d Sutes, I am always cqnsdma of their august position. Herb ert Hoover, contrary to his pub lic Image, could tell a drollstory. John F. Kennedy, IWening. was a sentence ahead of tbe ipe^r. Dwight D. Eisen hower could tell wbeUiCT

With an Eye to Future While ii IM nucb loo soon to asssy all the practical pOKlbiUtles, a sucrstion for crtsUon of a soulhwctt traffleway approHmalln* the path of W«diwday-i tornado and • promise it will be ^ven thoughtful wiMlderaUon ind»> cates Ibpeka ii loaUng optimisUeally lo the future In iU 'rehabiliUttoo prt^am. "

nil. G. C. ( Writhe to ne Cap Harp, paiated Mt%Ml it made n spparett that sach aa Ispnvemeot. which has loag htei «■ the piaadag boards. It critkaily needed. It wonU pnride a throaghway from tbe rapid ly grawhi aoahwest area Ibroogh the eeatral eliy. Xait Ihpcfca aod to PhD BIDard Munidpal Airport at the extreme aardkeail beandtry. Tbe writer poloted out it was possible much ol the tornado atrip could bo obUlnad at its approximate land value aod federal aid may further implement the project Mayor Charles Wright, abmrbed with the Immediata emergency, sUll found time to give the pn^Msal tenUUva olorsemeDt end pledged a detailed inquiry would be made. An Investigation of financial requiremenii will be made by the finance coramlaalonw. Kenned) ICwn, and city englneerx will make a helicopter survey <rf the propoaed route. Again on a basis long-range planning. It U altogether poulble expansion of the urban renewal program wfil also be considered, centering on more, crilicsl storm areas. Ifsuch a project is undeilaken, It will provide opporUmUy for orderly rebuilding which may be achieved In no other way.

By DON MACLEAN By ROBERT S. ALLEN HOUSTON - The snappy red 4dimobUt convertible, bearing ipeelal license tags, A-OK. Boomed bito tbe parking lot of ihopptng center cireeuy political capiUI "Bobby" Ken^ indstandlng junket to South grandstandln Africa, be c forget It as far :

across the road from NASA's spacecraft crait Cenler. Center. The occupant of A-OK. a small, dapper men for whom I'd been waiting, jumped out and waved * (Ret) John "Sbaity" Powers, once kaowa to the varid as »1be Voirt of toe NASA ptograa whick preceded toe Cemlai oertes. Altheagh Shorty, as he prefers to be etotod, bat retlgaed from the Air Feree aad NASA, he b atUi very ranch b tbe space Om of the greet ovenlmpUflcatbu b to compve buslaeu. Viet Nem with EMpe to the leto IMi. Hatfield aald He led the way to hb suite of at Lm A^Mes. Appeusemeat et Muaicb did not preofikes. - . located above a .pMshly veto Worid War a he noted, end Sauteato Aria to aM Ukaly to preveto World War m. utdiobtered restaurant cBDed. The Brass Rail We walked “nn rNl pnbton fer ta aU to UeatUytog the most ahmg a paneled corridor, past

••nt mbtfa HBiriirii M aaUatl history. aaUeaal reamere. wri Mttaal fMto ta SoathMt Asia, aa in Emape, reqak* eqml aiMety ew «« part ta adapting toe forelga pelley tt tm aettoe to ways that wili recoaeOe ear goeto with toeirs,” he said. It b not enough simply to rtp*«l cUchu In wreds that have UUle relevaocy end ao real roewlog to tboae vtoo Uve to a dlHerent cultural environment, be continued. ,K. .^lA *kfl .P. "There are many aroimd toe wwld who are persuaded that tob b not a Vietnamese war but an Americaa war, be noted loberly. "The Wall Street Jouroal loitolng at the flhfUwt UtL month mnriibdwt 'on the balaDce it ‘ looks tt toot«h tbe United SUlM b losing more than It b

dl and paper. I toltf h would Inscribe ifiy ir— He shook his bead.' “8 didn't have than." I waited. "I told ber 1 had a pen. She looked worried and lift ed ha dress. 'Wonld you autoTbe lormer President -gen- subcommittee, wm planning to up by Labor Day la increaalng- eraiDi my slip?' she aald.” Iyer to tbe ly hoUow lonndtng. uutelv Ub Badr to the soup. I waited. _ and was preparing The way things are traospirbaoDCned I knew I was " if is primarily a stepsam ••Bobby" it ping stone, a means to an end. to hold b hearings before Dodd. colleag colleagues beUeve. As a legis- The ^ affair ^ had aD the ear'e]^n**FSowtog^'^ *>'««>*» twinkled exert himself, but'On the whole But It didn't turn out ihnt psphlc flhistratton of one — he wu conscientious. Above "Of course, I dM," he said. all. he was courteous, consid- wny. Movtog fut. Dodd tn- SOD for this: "Hoirffiany chances does a man aate, meticulously fair and moMd Dr. ’nmotby Leary. Two tt PretldeBi Jotauoab of U get?" ia> limtUgbter. as a wHam. bigb-priority Oeat Society President Kennedy and I "Bobby" doesn’t bother with staged a bearing - aad beat measures are at a complete "Bobby” to tbe beaditoes, talked of Ireland. Hb ttmily amenities. He largely Ignores stoDdstin becaase tbe cbalrbe does mneb to the delight of Us oal- man el tbe committee re and mine came from County them — cither ' He showed me some not coMlder them necessary or raged coUeagocs. They liter sponsible for them b reveUng Wexford. and bound mementos of because be doesn't care what ally reveled la Ui diicossD- to a govennaeat-paM laaket framed Ip to th' his colleagues think of him. to Geneva, wiik no Ikellbood Th«'s why hU brother wu of bb TctanlBg before the malcb^T^y by Cary Grant widely and warmly liked by foi- nent at "Bobby” because Dodd |,ag JUy < re^. He masked hb impatieoce with low senatora. and "Bobby" def- b sorely In need of a good press Adam Clayton “f* «ry weU until be got Into inltely b not As one veteran break. As he's •!. in difOenlty over He b Rep. Am ui«». ~ an tmmated conversatioo. Then, campaip fund contribute. it »eem«l, be. was_alw.y..one of the Sekale. hb «uW*s envbioned the ft* Edition * Uto •Bobby’b to it but not ofit.” LSD probe u Ms chance to JuOWclion Etaeabower used to focus himself to a favorable sit at to desk reading, and, WHAT THIS ddlimer meant light. So they were irate when education bU. and the fU M- 3^^ jhc„_ he would walk into b graphically illustrated by the "Bobby" proposed to horn to Ijon new anttpoverty anihonia- ,,jj secretary’s office like a fdlow^ wiowtog backstage backstage incident: incident: and and grab grab off off the the kudos. kudos. When When Hon measure. lion measure. anall boy hojr and and say: ssy: "Col “Col any any With mud) ado to the press Dodd outmaneuvered him, they The first has been approved work for me?” Once, when he about the growing use of LSD privately cheered. by the Education subcommit- and Jim Hagerty and I sat in by studenb, Sen. Thomas Dodd. Said one leading Democrat, to*, but has yet to be acted «i the President’s office. Mr. EbD-Conn.. head head ofofthe the Juvemie Juvenile "Tr,b "jhb ought oueht toto teach teach *801%’ T»«Mw’« bv the JulLcommittee. The pov- etihcwer said be enjoyed watchD-Conn.. a -Py-li B I doubt that it will. *riy reported out ing. Genera! Persotb, to assisDelinquency subcommittee, debut . .................. dded to look into the problem, u the year and a half he has by tbe full committee, but hastant, tant,< or Secretory of Stale He directed Ms staff to make Wn in tbe Stoute he has given yet to be cleared by the Rules Dulles come in. a preliminary s^y prior to ^T*evW^'ofT^ Commiltoe. When it wiU act b "i watch Ihe w4y they come lo thb desk. Before they have boUlng - .jWhlle bearings. W lamiM h.. to 8« .lot* >»)roi»’> «o™. Gibbons, D-Fla., anything to say, I know whether In tbe midst of that, they got with others. -Rep. Sam . head of the AntoPoverty sub- the news b good or bad. If wind that "Bobby." chabman • • of a Cownmenl Opertokos TALK OF Congress winding commmea. says Powell author- they sit lounging, they’re going tied him to handle toe legbla- to kill tone with a teig story. U Uon before Ihe Rules Commit- they yll on toe edge of toe tee. but h« toe fnU Howe. *»»>*. toetther. the -W.H unUI ti» d.1,-

In Space Work' Solons Discount Bob's African Trip

Touted as a bright young statesman who could well bid bid for for an en even even more more prominent prommem role roie as as aa national nj^nm figure. iigure. Meric 0, HalfleM. governor of Oregai. elaborated on hb views on the Viet Nam conflict at recent commencement exercbes for the University of Southern Cellfortlt. As to hb poUUcal entocodenU. Gov. Hstfield wes st one time allM doeety with Gov. Rockefeller when be en tered stniBg bkb for tbe Republlcen nomlnetloa for Pretldent Now, Hatfield hlmieU b bdag ly. akag wift Got. Ooone Romney of Michigan and for mer Vice PreeidMit Rldard Nixon of New York, as a conin tbe next coaveatioa. Thus hb views on internaUonal affain are bound to attract inereaslng attention.

peanemMA," ^ be SM. ^ totor oUH-ta, dedartog fi-i» fitoly o,.t that nn OB, one ta in IMS utkn b edvoctolng tppetsemem. Walto- Uppman aald recenUy that those who have peisaaded themielves the war In Viet Nam to a contlmatlon end U morally and strategically toe same as tbe resistooce to toe Kaiasr, the resistance to Hitler, the resbiance to Stalin and toe reibUnce to Korea are miataken. Hatfield eodoned thb view, declaring he had inslated U.S. TgT"»««»* te toa elfalri of Soulheut Asia cannot bo in lenna fwi—yi.Ung tfeaUoo of "LHUc Americas’' all around toa watid.

rn*M£lsnlritUTAn?^S convenliflo. Oh. yea. Be son is a turn usamg^. ^ Hoover. men were ready to propel mo me a story about being utvitod ^ Into the spolHgbL A pretty to tbe 19M RejxibUcan^ven„ j^oy asked for my autolion In San FrandSB. He spooned his cream of chicken jj, ^ *oup. I soap slowly and he said: "The .,50;. he aid. “tbe band was playing *HaU to the Chief.' d I told her I had to get up

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Among them, his trip Is de risively viewed as another pubieity stunt In his furious puruit of tbe presidency. Tbb sardonic attltode is to keeping with-the nnderiytog dislike, dbtnist aad ditappreval ol him that is wide"Bobby's" colleitnes. WHb tbe exeepUoa ,{ , ,„,u coterie of eager Um like moths around fUrne, be rates far down tbe Senate Ibt la pepnlarity aad esteem. s genera! among both Demon-ab'and b and RepublfRepublicans that b» b hlgbJvaneled, ruthless, power-grabbfaig and consumed by-....*n inordinate ambition; that ovWhile House ambition: crything he says and does b motivated by this dominating ’’^'Sab among themselves coinmenb ............- to others. the lawmakers diq»araging)y compare "Bobby" with hb late brother. attd guarded ------------

IDC. Thto Is Shorty'i reButpubJlc we conon to toe offices of KM5C. a lOO.OOtkwtot CU commerdal radio station which Shorty Potwra operates, jj, call laUets KMSC. ih, MSC. ol course, stands for Manned Spacecraft Center. Salesmen and^ """ ... ftolion drive red Old^ By INEZ ROBB mobUes with togs: A-OK-1. Every facet of the U n 11 e d AOK4, A-0K4 and A^IU. (I states’ cultoral explosion has notleed that down toe haU there eitoausUvely m office jeoeiOi. labeled. A-vtv A-OK wu an onice , .-^'bi <h« Battnn’i

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said be had DO connection with ^ p^^Tw^on (depeSl ^ ta-UB ».«. on iho ot **'* omununlty Powara aaW. •THere’i the radio lUtion. my own news broadcub - wMch are played durtos »P»*« *>y “"'0 B* _ the pubnc relations business and my newspaper column, la which 1 answer readers’ quesUtns about toe space program.

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in Viet returns from its spring recess ibor party (or British troops to today with Labor members Nam. ready to oppose the govern- The left faction obfocts to pull out. ment'i handling of the seaman's these commitments (or tradi At a caucus of Ubor MPs last strike, the Rhodesian breaka tional padflsl reasons, the right month. WyaU told Wilson that British bases In tbe Far East way and Britain’s Far East de for new economic ones. Woodrow Wyatt, another could only be justified ss part ol fense commitments. sup These complaints are helping maverick of the right, pointed a deal with Washii^ton to supritish pound. pc push Laborite Prime Minister out that pulling out In the next port the shaky British Harold Wilson from bis pedestal three years would cut the de- "IlMre is no foundstioo for as tbe b<iy wonder of British :(ense budget by about |T90 mil that It U totally untrue," wo politics aUhough his fob Is se lion and solve BrtUio’s overseas rn said. cure because of Us popul^ty balance^d-peyments problem at WyaU retorted: "In (hat case, Elmer Boir one stroke. Now that the con- you have not got any excuse (or •..fiSwJsbSiSiler’ with the public. (rootatioo between Malaysia what you are doing.” Socialist Ideas LYNDON - Services will be Many Labor memben B at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Shaffer that Wilson junked roos? of the Mortuary here for Elmer Alex party's old-fashioned ftctalist ander Bair, 75, who died Sat principles in bringing the party u> sUbI ' ible power In the........... e March 31 urday at bis borne. Route 1 election. It Now Dolaq BiaiaMS at CU CHI, South Viet Nam Baldwin. Burial will be in -i did not come here to sub (AP) — For ilx months the U.S. (kn Cemetery. stitute (or an upper middle claas 3208 WEST 19Th ST* Army couldn’t make up Its mind ConservaUve government, a WASHINGTON (AP) Presi Phent FL 7-4958 about Pvt Adams R. Weber Jr, Scranton and spent most Johnson got in a«ne re Mwer middle class Conservative life in the Scranton. Lyndon dent of New Orleans, U. For Tour CoovtulMce, AeeouuH Aro Snnday and some family talL government," said I^nald Wdw Is a bullby and hand and Baldwin communlUes. He While House sources said that PeyoMe at Tbit Addrou some tVyear-oid. He pUys tbe ras a member of Modem Woodgidter, lings popular Uam ^ len. He was a retired farmer. except for looking over some folk songs. He apresses loyalty Survivors Include his wife, government reports which Paget, by no means a lefUst. a maverick of the parly’s to tbe United States and U far Lucy, of tbe borne, and a broth reached him overnight. right wing. above average in intelligence. er. Howard Bair. Lecompton. President remained at Forces Joined Hw problem U, from the White House throughout Joseph Klahr Labor's right and left factions Army’s point of view; that Web day. have joined forces in the arguer won't fight NETAWAKA - Services will Britain’s miliUry In additioD to (he OethRefeaed be at 1:50 p.m. Tuesday at family. Johnson had In some commitments into the 1970s in He made it plain before be Immanuel Lutheran Church here I and the was drafted. He reftaed to for Joseph D. Uahr. 51, who personal guesU who Persian Gulf, -nie United SUtes swear to tbe tredtlooal oatb d was found dead Saturday at his identifi^. on these as protection (or ailegience when he was induct home here where be lived alone. His nooworking day. by John lodes lU southern (lank in Asia, cered. He (Bdn't plead religious He had a heart ailment. son’s standards, fUJowed a h grou^ or anything legally recone Saturday which included {«nlnd. He )ust said his con Burial will be In Netawaka Man Injures Finger science wouM not permit him to Lelanl Porter. 36. 1933 HigI kill anyone. Viet Nam and around the world cut the middle finger on hK Ic Depite this - or perhaps be and a trip to New Yorit in behalf hand when be caught It In • cause of it - be was routinely WALLACB sssvicit of the Democratic party’s trees- garage door Sunday, officials at packed off to inlanlry training. Stormont-Vail HospiWl report He asked to be trained as a Johnson did not get to bed ed. Porter was released after combat medic but, he says, be Mr •• Mm* •« Mr. *i« Mn. w. I umn after 2 a m. Sunday. treatment. WMMM. MJ W*6»m. -Mr* ' was ignored. w M u ]_.......j, Graduated u an excellent **«tr H*nw Inlantryman, Weber wound up •t at tbe rqdaceiiient company. beadauBiten U.S. 2Sth Infantry ST" Eon, Chu Oil, South Viet .suix Allen. ««. *CM <<•*•«)*« Fn Nam. love is • lot ot eounde. Some of them very null A OtaraKC UeUag alecpy whimper. Tbe soft aound of "bush." Tbe personnel officer made Tbere’e hope you can hear thme little thlnge again. tbe first evident cOort to fit H you have an electronically eoTrectlbli heertaf loea «ni b* *t *jn. Tu*u*> Weber into tbe Army’s acberoe Flesae see ua. We sell 16 different Zenith Hearing of tbiogs. He tried to aaiign him Alda. And Zenith can do a lot for your lovejife. as a postal clerk. He couldn't, Bwl*l V'i bt W Meunr Hee* C*n< MM America Fair Grounds In case you haven't beard. ‘ because Weber bad refused to Mn. M**n wii IK >r«n S t* 1) (Aqrkidtora ■ulWInql M**a*r *1 M* mMtvMy. uke the oatb of allegUnce.apd consequently lacked the aecurily clearance neeeasary to bantNSURANCE PRICE ADJUSTED me Army mail CARS. Some with only riight damage. And so. on April OF TOPEKA CE 4-431A i03 Mils IMg. found bimieil in a U

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Jenvne P. Cavanagh, Demoeralk- mayor of Detnrft. called for “a toUl reaaaesnnenf of both international and domestic spending. He uM it la )ut aa vital to the nation's tnteresU to solve the domeaUe problon u to ■olve the taternttional eou. "I thliA in the next taw years there hu to be a curtaameot of our foreign < vanagb said. Boston Mayor John F. CtdUoi. another DeuocraL said he wu "in complete concurrence that there nut be en over-ell tea*•esanent" of ipeodlng frams. He uld It PretMent Johmon'i '‘demonstration cities" program dies In Cborw becanu of Viet Nam. "it would be. I think, a Batioflal dfsaitcr." Cavanagh uld he hu found

larters, Dawson, in Washing- eU C».. who sharpen^ hlf polltChicago Mayor Richard J. Dal- quai reward tor leal teeth in an eOort to wmt ry's Democratic otganizaiion, ton, offered a to.OOO .cal potency of civil rights snuMMnhin (rnfn from Dsn^ apprehension of <k. the gunman lh> govenurahip „ ___ In Chicago will be tested to rather than to hi* Negro eonstl- and Otto Kener two year* ago. Hubbard asserted that degree In Illinob' primary tucney which U often a I odds l.ar uaiy, Daly, a cnair chair yiguer jobber aui and there was no coimection be Lar • ‘with the mayor. elections Tuesday. candMale for pcdilical The question is whether or not Challenger Fred D. Hubbard. tween Dawson and the attack. pereonialand llttietoiown Howard veteran Negro Rep. William H. N. a youth and anUdeltoquency A third man in the race. Rots- dClces. J. Doyle, are not expected to aid WiUlamt. has not attracted worker. Is an active Negro Dawson of Chicago will be i«give Percy mudi trouble ta the much attention. nomloaled In the Democratic right*............................ The top office on lUinois bal- GOP race for the Senate nomiIII DUtrtcl congressional race larticipited in such efforts : nation. lota is that of U.S. senator, a against a militant eivU rights post held Democrat Paul ff. candidate. Dawson. U. who Is seeking hi* march. He has backipg of the Douglu since l»tt. Douglu. 74. Big Livestock Loss bu no contest for -i—•!— IJth term in the U5. House. In Negro rights forces. (AP) - Austrnlln lost campaigning 15ROME the primarily Nkgro Chicago 1st Hubbard's campaign took on but he has millten sheep and I milUon District, is the Urget of Soulb dramatic note after he n vigorously toibffut the effeett cattle ta its \9M drought, the of an eneygetic, well-financed Side civil righis leaders. They wounded In the left shoulder drive by ^les H. Percy. 4S Food and Agriculture Organic charge Dawson's loyalty Is 'o mystery gunman May S as orked la hla campaign bei ' jrman of BeU & Mow- tion comroiuce here was to

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Tires Siffieieu There appannUy ha.i not been a pressing need (or new WA-SHINGTOn'^ Labor boas tires, service stsUon operators George Meany hu caUed a ipecsal meeung of the APL^O said. Flat tires are the Immedlab problem. Executive Council here Thunav for a showdown with Walter Employes at one the Rnither«ho disputed the APL- iny r^xirted they had CIO bcyeoit of the {ntemational •0 flat tires Is a 4g-hour period after the storm. Labor Organzaition (ILO). Lnnber Held Reuther objected to Mean-supported derision of the All major lumbef lupplien: .AKtA'IO delegation to the ILO meeting in Geneva to walk out ly Kheduled (or delivery to when a Cammunilst Leon Chajn other areu of the United of Poland, wu electad president SUbt. for delivery to Topeka, one lumber company oRlcla] June I. Labor imiders see only one Sid. result possible if the meeting There has been no shoriage of and a vote ukes place: The roofing materials, the spokes council will tirongly endme man said. Emergency luppUei reached Topdu Friday by Meany's stand. Said one labor source: "Mean truck. Demaadferice has got the votes to do any thing he wanli to do, and ap Perms In storm areas wiflv parently be wants la (all Reu- It electrical power have Iher off." doubled the Ice ptodiKtkn In The cAincU consib of 9 mem- Tbpeka, other companies re • ben. most of them presldeob ported. of the several International La Ice also has been needed by bar unions. It b the ruling body Red Cross and Salvation Army of the federation, and the liv canteens and ether vohinber stnimeni through which Meany unlb supplying food exerts tight control. to diHsler victims The walkout of Geneva ap teen. peared to be too mud) for ReuIher to bke ailenUy. Reuther b expected to argue Breakfast Tallle Chats at the council that Meany‘i actiHi was heavy handed, and bken without conniJbttoa of U Foreign Policy Commlltte > which Reuther is a MU ummo.

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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP) - Sao Diego. Calif., and plans to Stan the Sight of bis two daugh speeialto in the pathologyof the ters, Jonl, 11. and Sail, 12. A 56-year-old high school drop Dr. Sbnley has four other out, who wanted to "do some- reThe native New York says be chUdTtn, one a studest in Ihlng about" his two bllod hopes to work with handicapped Pirdue Univenity and aoalfaer daugbbn. will be graduabd dilldren. elthoui^ he now real a mm, Slsbr Mary George cl todav Irom the Indiana Uni izes nothing can be done to re- Wichib. Kan. versity school of MetUcine. George E. 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It uM. would be Dkrioma composed of members of the The ftrst snag in his education Came when he learned he bad to na Central Liberattoa Board. 2506 Brigade, which conslstt of cuJan txje group formed a Bay of Pip invasion survivors, have a hi^ school diploma to (Albans trained at Fort Jackson, week ago by veterans of the enter medical school. So he took a mUliary equivalency test in Biy of Pip invasion force, uid S.C., members of the farmer 1960 and received the certlfi- It sent Schick a note of gratitude Cuban regular army, exiled elefor his aland against "the for menu of Castro’s rebel army, cab. land all others wishing to Joinla 1961. he received bis BA in mal declaration of subversive {diystoiogy and anatomy. A y«r later he received a mastar’a in anatomy, earned by completing those requlremenb in tta daytime and attending lU’s law school at night. 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"I'm so glad I'va got uwaDy approved by the I real doctor." •ton if they: (1) Provide better service; (8) SttoanlaU Dr. Sbnley said be sold his healthy conpeUtton; (3) Probet tbejobtofeoiployoat; UWRENCE Special) - Ap- Tope)i8 today or Tuesday, otn- ranging in age from II to 81. food locker plant at nearby (4) Servo tbo puMic inteiwt. from mldwesty 800 Job Corpsmen, dale said. Greenwood to finance Ills cdueaHow, dm, do« tha Uolen Padfle-Roek Island who wUl Bitiit Topeka tornado S. L. Coleman. Job Corps em centers including McCook. llon. He still owns and leaiei toarger fit tbwa qnalifieattonrf victims, moved Into Corbin Hall program coordinator, said that Neb., Cass. Ark., and Mingo similar plant at Westfield. As a rwuh MtfaBooy in tha fint three wMka, thaw on the Univenity of Kansas the total of men includ«10 who and PopUr Bluffs. Mo. Eye Week Planned facb bm been brau^t out in the beaitogh will servo as counsdiors tnd campus Sunday. Cobman said the unib plan For the past two years. Dr. Ttie men wUl begin work In crew leaders and 188 workers to sUy in Lawrence as long as Sbnley has been an extern at Bottar Spvk* for SMpppt the Civil Defense director wanb •-■lianapoUs Commimity Ho^lTbday there are two ain^ . On June 25, he wfll begin Uiem in Topdia. He esUmabd rwdi to the eouth (S«iU Fo and Sonthsn Pacifle) Ex-Movie Star Dies Ottawa Visit Planoed their sby at a week to 19 dayi. interning at Mercy HospItfU In eonnectlnf the Weet Coaet with mejor (aMera pte OXNARD. Calif, (AP) - OTTAWA (AP)- Sbwart T. waya and one to tha north (The bClwaukee^ Two Udall, U-S. Secrebry of the In-, Ponner actress Ethel Osylon, othwa, Great Northern aad Northern Pndfie; rweb one of Hollywood's top money terior. will visit Ottawa Jure-'ll •asternptewayathrou^afflHatea. UniesiPadfleianrearners with Gloria Swanson, to discuss water poUnUoa wlttt roODded by bvorwl eorapatiton. Thiou^ tUa mergw. 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In its place was hot. uon for'almost a block and had sweaty work — scraping splintIt often c«b e to »1 recovered a copper • coloiod of education to a rural child off a driveway, gathering kettle that was part of his wife s shattered mirrors, because of the “sparsity fac Christmas, a sweater, and a bottles of perfume, sorting them tor," and Ihpt “money Inverted piece of an cspens.ve pen and csrefuUy from the salad of in rural communities tends to bring a return of about ooesplinters, rsgs and plaster. half as much money invested in It was dirty work. But. thore urban community," King were rewards. Uke finding a not many. said pearl earring buried under "■hwre are often splendid valHarold Irwin of Bossville pile of plaster and handing it to point'd to a aweater in a tree. an elderly woman. It was a gift • Is that youn?" from her buaband. Or. findiag a • It doesn't look familiar " silver goblet aestUng safely un "Willie!" der the arch of tvro boards, and Barbara Reece, 2. daughter of He looked up. A crisis had bearing tbe diriek of ] Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I^e. developed up at the the comer brought (ran the bousewii 2821 MassachusetU, swallowed where friends were aerving insurance policy could replace two Insulin tableb which are clean what bad been hit house. used in treatment of diabetics He set off to resolve It Sunday, offieiab at SlonnontThere were pictures of mom A lady from the Salvatira and dad. There wu a keepsake Vail Hospital reported, She was Anny came up and one worker pocketknife. Before long. Ib« released after treatment. went over for hot dogs and volunteers were walking U^tly coffee. through what had been wortlh less rubble. - \ Over en^ S?2l, Mrs. W. Work Aidi B. McAdou. a widow since Jao- .•mere was bacfcbroakteg work. Uke ItfUng ^'freezer ftiB W* M 1M Mcfiim W of food that had bM in the sun since Wednesday.' They didn't dan let it up. they took time to wofsbip. Chaplain P. J. Hw mee sf tbe IMlb Geeenf Hespiul group Dennis Bess, a senior at To- and ether Army Reiervbt who were called O'Cnnnor reetied Catholle Mass in a M at ska High School, dropped by la help In tbe Topeka dlaiter worked all flh and Uke where there was a bonse be . le Red Cross wagon for re day Sunday, like ether military penoanel fore Wednesday's tarnada struck la East freshments. He was one of and volnteen. But after the bom meal. Topeka. A tree prcvIJes a backdrop.________ many hot. Cro/»imanihi> J»y an he wanted wu cold water. (CooUeoed Fnm Ph« » ONE pretty young girl. four buses from Seaman High Cberyl Wanke. daughter of Mr. SEASON School to fuinii obligations to tad Mrs. Henry H. Wanke. the Topeka Recreatisa Commls- hMded him tbe cup, HOMES anamd the blan. which b in tbe ing in areu where vegetation SANTA BARBARA. CaW. sicn and Opente Beadstart, Cl Mils Bd that the had ordand (AP) - The crash of s light aliDOrt inaccessible wilderness ranged from scrub brush to kfr«n» lo te* Proof? Moore uld. water, but It ba^ cfloe. plane in motmtaln wUderness to of Los Padres National Forest ty Ponderosa pines. The rented buses will haul There was plenty of coffee. 9ie tbe north Scrnday started - "~ Officials said there are no underprivileged dtildren (or bad let it get cold, howevo. whiob, UB. F ---------both pngrani Ibis summer. Tbe weather wu ao clou and clab retorted, bad spread over Forestry offieiab said aerial Teensgers ill Headstart wUl be hot DO one wanted It. surveys showed the fire, which 1.000 acres by dusk. picked up at eebeob md taken At Washburn Unlvenlty. Two men were killed In the had burned over about 4.000 to summer training colters. Loob RumsowB-, a dty «- crash , and two were injured. acres by 5:30 p.m. spread with Moore said be bi^ to meke ploye from Ksnsu Oty. Mo., The injured were rescued from over brush a decUioo about the bus coih looked at the boUlng cloudi and the scene before the fire as covered canyons and had r pany's future by the end of this dedded bb dozer needed grou- sumed ib massive proportions. week. Four hundred firefighten Officials said ing. icomjrietely out of control, burnWU BuUIh "I don't ride ’em when lU formed a loose perimeter Most of tbe bnfldings on the Ugbtnliw," be uld.

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Repana AUrmed are damaged or destroyed, Someone bad just told him classes and late regblration that another worker in Eut To will begin today at 7:3g am. at peka bad been hit by lightning. Tupeka West High School, said Rumsower was among a crew Dr. John W. Henderson. WU sent here, on foil pay. by Kanpresident. iM City. Mo. There will be adeqiMte cla» "1 don't know how theyU rooms for Ihr l.iSO studenU al ready enrolled. Jim Young, work It -out." he said. ">*"• summer school director, said. we’il get paid." The scene stretched on across Uw School summer classes the city. There were some will be held, at Topeka West, minor cbinges. Some of the and tbe enrotiment is ezpccted trucks vrere from WkbiU to reach the 118 ttudHita regis Some of the worken tered last year. Young said. Army Reservbb and Regblration for law summer wero Boy Scoula. But, they aU had one purpose; to gel Te^ka 1 wlU be held I out from under 'he rubble. school cafetena. Tbe natural > Kience couses will uaa tbe lab And it was working. By tiM oratory facilities st the high time ihundemorms drove most of tbe spectators from Burnett's school. A MaUi IrtstiUite planned at Mound, the clean Ikort of Washburn Ihb summer has houses were beginning to show been moved to the University of through. The yards were-raked, Kansas Campus at Lawrence tbe drlvevuys cleaa In some and will begin today. Dr. Hen places, the only way you could tell there had been a tomada derson said wu that the bouses were gone. AU Ctasiei All classes will operate as scheduled, and the Washburn Woman Breaks_Foot hbran at MorgiAjpU « the . camptis will be open for student In Fall From Truck

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Khrushchev, subdued and lack ing his old bounce, appeared here in public Sunday for the first lime in more than a year to vote for tbe man who replaced ^ as premier. Khnishcbev’t face ceably thtruKr. His shirt collar aagged loosely around his neck. But he smUed as he cut his ballol Cor U« small frwiton of Dover seaiften date in hii e^k* dislnct, Premier Alexei N. Kosygin. H,rw;eh and even Paritameat Seat faraway Soulhampton. Uke Kosygin. Khrushchev also held a scat In tbe Supreme — when Soviet -- or Parliament Pi he was premier. Uirusbchevl held the seat' after iler be he wu oustoust ed from power lnOctob^96i In but he hu not< attendef mutIngs since am.I. f This time Kbruibchev wu not included on the list of unopposed candklitM lor seats In the Par-! ilamenl. "Yes. I've been ill. but every one gets ill now and agaln." Khrushchev. 73. told Mwsmen. Khrushchev wu hospitalised lut summer for Udiwy trouble. HU wife, Nina, aiUed that Nikita “is feeling vary well now." Asked whi* ke^hn been doing. lOniAdm repUed: '1 reed. I Hke raedliig vtrj much. 1 go for walks and I read tbe newspapera." "No." he uid later. "I don’t Intend to write memoirs.' Khrushchev answered qoesUoiu readily but hit rallies lacked the wit of Us days In power. Leu EaergeCfr His appearance tills time was far leu ■wgeUe. enmUonat and witty than his fint public appearance after losing power Thai one. on March 14. IKS, was In vote In local Moscow ^ elections. When Khrushchev wu asked then for bis ' he received hla ballet be asked' the girl del*. "Don’t you trait, me”’IWs time he simply hand-' ed over his Identify card.

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ilones Breezes to State Golf Crown Sub-Par Shooting Marichal Hurls Spurt in Seventh Nets 9 and 7 Win Giants by LA Nets Indians Win For 11th Win Grier Jmes put Sbawnee Country Dub in his hip pocket Sunday. In Ibe procetfshe slashed Monty Kaser 9 and 7 (or lip ofSi Sfith Kansas Amateur Golf Tourna ment. 5 The 20-yearW,Wiehitan was five under par for the 29 boles ^yed. TUs left him two under for the 131 holes necde^l to move from qualifying action to the UUe. This was the lOlh Straight day of tournament golf for Crier. Last Friday, Saturday and Sunday he competed in the KTVH pro-am in WichiU. Monday he played 36 boles tn the aecbonal qualifying for the U.S. Open before moving into To peka. If Jones was the least bit tired, H didn't show. He was never behind and lost ^t one hole, the seventh in the morning round when be three-putted from the fringe for his only bogey. Grier entered the lengthy noon break (they toured the morning 18 holes in 3 hours snd tf minutes) with s fourThe Cards up lead as be posted a threeThen he jwt the match : ::: out of Kaser's range by win- ““w*ning Nos. 3. 8 and 6 in the , JS “J afternoon session. Kaser gave away most

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"I felt I was hitting the ban right along with Grier. I I've never putted worse.” "I thought I had chances to win every one of the first four afternoon holes. Winning two of them would have really helped. But I didn't get a putt down and 1 wound up losing No. 3 to t birdie.” The most frustrating putt hsd to be on No. 4. Both were In close. Jones missed a ftw-Iooler for a btcdle. and K looked as If Kaser would pick up a bole with a straight-in fool-anda-half birdie puU facing him. But it curled around the left tide of the cup and came to rest at the tear. Jones then started acrewing the Ud tight on the par three fifth bole. A five tron stopped six feet past the bole end Grier stroked it in for a deuce and a tlx-up edge. He went seven up with a par on No. 6 when Kaser’s wedge slut from the left rough barely failed to clear the trees and dron>ed straight down. The spread went to eight on No. 9 as M«ify cracked his second diot long, then chipped back strong to the £n»t fringe. ‘Ibe end caioe on 11 when Grier’s routine par wca the bale. JONES’ WINNING MORNING HOLES WERE THE SECond, with a 17-foot birdie puU: the par five eighth, where he slimmed two good wood shots and <tn^>ped a fourôot birdie putt: No. 11 with a par; No. 15 with a par, and No. 16 with a lôot birdie putt The ISlh waa one of the maicb'a decisive holes. Kaser, two down, Ut fats second shot Just above the left trap, then pitched 10 feet short of the bole. Jons, In die right trap, blasted within a foot of the bole for his par and went Ihreeîp b. . of the 9 greens in tegolatioo - No. 15 in dte momlng and No. 9 in the afternoon. Kaser missed eight greens, including six of the last seveo^ Jones had four less puUs, 51 to AS. Wichita was assured its 31st title in the tourney rioce bolh Jones and Kaser five in the Air Capital.

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guy. but it made me mad that Kaser, 4-down after the mi By CHARLIE SMITH ! would let smnething like that Grier Jones was super ind ing tOBod. had reUlivefy e the firit four bother me.” Monty Kaser couldn't J “ ‘ holes of ___ Kaser said, however, that Nos. lick. That wu the story Kansas Hen's Amateur finals Shawnee Ctentry Dub. He made 15 and 18 were more cmciaL none. Joiws hit a sand sredge tsro LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) Sunday. The last one. on No. 4 was inches from the bole on 15 for Mickey Wright, building her “Hie goood thing about today par and a win. then rapped lead on each round, won the was that I play^ my game the most cutting of 1 a 14-foot birdie puh on No. 16 Bhiegrass tavlUlional Golf and didn't have to worry about missed fnun Uk feet. the way Monty was playing." "The one on No. 4 did it." "No. IS hurt me real bad,' by Jones said after waxing his fel Kaser said, "I couldn't believe Kaser said, “and his puU on mandlng 10 strokes. that one, I hit it strai^t in. It 16 was another one." low WicUUD 9 and 7. Hiss Wright took tha $1^9 went right foe-the bote and sun. be figured he had i a way 1 was putting I top prize with a onemnder-pai couldn't have gotten my little idled all the way around it.” chance. 71 in Sunday's fltial round at the Beer Can Papa brother down," Kaser said. “If BMIe Putt Clincher HunUng Creek Country Dul you can't make those putts, you Kaser's problems began m “All I wanted to do sras wir course for a 210 54-Me toUl. the backside of the can't beat anybody. I've o two holes on fte front side round when a spectator fell so helpless on a golf cou aftmoon and I would have bat a beer can at the t<9 of hit Dad Boris Putter chance. Following the match. Monty's backswing on No. Jones said be didn't feel Uk fithec, Andy, picked his putter ceeded to bogey the hole and be was a "sure winner” unU 2^lown. from his bag and bent the shaft go ^down. he rolled in a S-foot birdie pul "I was thinking about birdy- on the 23rd bole to go 5-up. in half. "I wasn't mad at the putter," ing that hole until that luq>- "I putted good, but not specMonty said, "but he was, I pmed," Kaser said. “Don't { tacular." he said. Jones »■ me wrong. 1 wasn't mad at t finished the match S-under par guess." for 9 boles and said he only hit 9 ahoU Sunday that didn't ileaau him. His drives on No. I were Id the left rough twice an! the 7-fnB be hit into the CFL Names Leader sand trap in the inwning round NEW YORK (APl-Tbe Coir on No. 15. “I hit everything else preffy Unentel Foothali League namec be grianed. 'Tve kept UNGHORNE. Pa. (AP) - The winner was limed in one solid,” a two-year term expirini everything nice and straight for Mario AndreUi of Nazareth. hour, 47.71 aecoods, er an am- about three aeOa now." January. 1968. El., hundng up the track to age ot 9eiM mph. over the UBrecord time in a rear-engine mile course. Ford, won the 30th running of McElreath. going after his Langhorae’s Speedway's straight win at Langborne. mile ■ ' -----------■ race for Indianaprits care Sun had to finish the race under caution because of an oU slick. day. Anlretti, the 1965 faiternrilon- He wound up second. He also al driving cfaamidoii, broke his ; drove a roar engine Ford. own world’s reewd Imlhe quali Joe Leonard of San Jose, fying trials by driving the o - alir., also in a rear engine Ford, finished tMrd. mile run in 9.36 sectmds. Don BrauoD of Cbampaign. m.615 tnilei pw hour. Andretti bolted to the front of HI., driving an Offy RoriJster. the 22 cars at the start and led was fourth and Billy Foster of all the way. although he was Vancouver, British Columbia, Our distributor is sending us fifty extra pushed by Jim McElbrwlh of driving a roar en^ne For* was' fifth. Arlington. Tex._______

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CLEVELAND (AP) - Chico Salmon’s third hit of the game, . nin-producing single, capped a three-nm seventh Inning up rising that carried American League leading Cleveland to a 6-3 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - victory over Washington Sunday. With the Indians trailing 2-1 in the levntb. Rocky Colavlto Juan Marichal of the San Fran cisco Giants won his Ilth game got the Indians started by drawing a walk. Dick Howser then of the season Sunday, slopping beat out a hit and Joe Azeue followed with a single that pro the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 on duced two runs when the ball skipped by center fielder Fred a four-hitter. Valemine for an error. Jim Undis followed with an Infield hit and Salmon then The vklory pulled Marichal. 11-2, even with the Dodgers' stroked a single to center that Sandy Koufax for the most ma drove In Ante. jor league victories and moved Jhn King narrowed the the Giants within four percent margin to 4-3 with an eighth age points of first-place Los An inning homer but the Indjan-s geles in the National League came back in their half with two chase. more runs on run-producing sin Maridial weathered home gles by Aicue and pitcher Gary jns by Jim Ufebvre in the Bell. sayenth and Lou Johnson In the Landis got the Indians off to a r.Jmis. im 15 ninth while running his career 1-0 lead with a leadoff homer in record agkrnst the Dodgers at the first. But the Senators came Candlestick Park to 12^ back with a run in the third on Haller Berners Ed Brinkman’s double and Don , Tom Haller homered with Biasingames r's single ana and anouianolhone on In the fifth off er in the sixth when Frank How Don Drysdale, who look hte third straight defeat. Drysdale, 23-game winner last year, now ie rhsi lerhl Is 4-7. BALTIMORE (AP) - Brooks ft < » I I l.l'Mit <f >I) RcUever Njck WiUhlie's first Robinson knocked in two runs SUVW’M VUMMI Cl > 0 » • U»Wi U 4*1 ri 4 111 Wnwr n 4 0* pitch in the rirth bounced wild and asaired another score with Ktn*Wf« » 11 1 * OooHM cl •** ,>m >1 0 0*0 *>VI> ft 1 •« Into the dirt, allowing Tito alert base running as the BalUFuentes to score the Giants' more Orioles defeated the Bos < < t • e Hmnrr ft I 1 sacond run. ton Red Sox 8-1 Sunday briilnd OUICI* ■rinmni ,, ) I ] e Ci'iv •« «0 Fuentes and Lan Cabrielson led oft with singles off Drysdale, > * I • « a*ll • I>> K>nlina I* I 0* « ,______ bringing In WlllhUe. a south paw. to face the left-handed WII- in total to 48 with a firsUnnlngl Tom uju thh Miiii lie McCovey with one out. smgle and a scarUice fly to the *£SS- , iUiftl* The Gianu added a run in the fifth oif loser Earl Wilson. | s-viicmm. u**. ev-wawMsw* i. ri^th on Puentes' riogle and a Robinson's BnhiTMnn'i alert aUH base ha<* runningb^Jl. nifinino '• _ __ _ _ three^MM Ifarawing error by came In the first inning .j*-’’ ****'"reliever Ran Perranoski. Boog Powell grounded to second r’ ^ le hbebbiw baseman George Smith with one 4’ i i i 4*1* FuMlMI ft 4 > > 0 ouL Robinson halted on the Hump*rm ..... ig i • » « * f!!»- ..................... basepnth to avoid a Ug. After » » » > ' 4 *«« Lanenim II * •• • was thrown out, Robhvili’.sxs;..}?!! pDweiiaverted a rundown l«ig enough for Frank Robbuon to OrrMiW 0 1 111 artxi n score from secortd base before the final out. Pnok Homers Frank Robinson slugged his • •* *** 1*1—i • *i *11 m-i ISlh homer, giving him the LSrsSc a-UMOvn. American League lead, off re n: L0a!s:siw 4. HI-KlOw- ill, uwmra liever Lee Slange in the aev“““’•to Hanaaro enth. Powell drove In an Oriole '■* *. I S ? 1 run wllh 8 single in the third and triplea by Curt Blefary and Dave Johnooii keyed e threenm eighth imdng rally.

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SAN DIEGO. Calif. (AP) - from ttoAf C3nila VlsU high NelU Duggans, a W^pUnied Dlatance runners Jim Grelle, ' school, ran fourth as four run Britite from the oldest adiiete to the meet, ners bettered ttw four • minute Englud. who U S and attends and nn Danielaoo, the yoong- barrier. Haneodt Jimhv college at Santa est, ahand honors Stnday as Maria, CaSL, VM second in the heroes of the San Diego In- The prep achool senior vUatloDal Track and Field com- clocked at 3:59.4 to become the 3:59.1. to break Dave Bailey Toranto, petiUoa. four minutes. Jim Rynn of Kan Canada, was Odrd in 3:99.1. BALTIMORE (AP) - TIm Grelle, S years old, was voted sas did it five times before breiUng the Canadian record Baltimore Oilolet acquM re- the athlete of the night, after entering Kansas U. IM ace Eddie FUber {ram the winning the one mile ran, and tar Grelle tMs was number OiieaCD VVUIe Sox Sunday In Dantdaon, 18-year-old acniar I as be woo easily in 3:55.4. trade for teeaB Adair. In the same deal the Sox Indi■napoUt farm club bought the contract of first bas«naiw)utflelder John Riddle from Rochadter. Tbe Baltimore organUatioD will receive a minor league player to be named later. rtsher, 39-year-oW knocklebailer srfao won IS games for the White Sox In rdid last year, had a 1-3 record this season with a 3.39 eanied run average. He set a Sox club record last year when be appeared tn 83 ball games, all ta relief. RadSqBabUe Adair, 39, comet to tbe WUte Sox with a J88 battbig average this season in 17 games. ‘Hie slick-fielding second baseman batted JS9 in 1S7 games last year with 66 runs batted in. Adair. Balttanore't regular second baseman for the several years, toat his |ob al start of the current season to rookie Dave JMinaon. Adair mada critical remarks about his benching several oc casions and asked to be traded.

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41 MACHINIir AMD TOOU

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20 lOUCADONAL

HIGH SCHOOL

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WAMTIP, WOMIM

Iron. Tin sod Metals

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• I oad 2 Bedrooms

• SpMioiis Apertmeals

• Plenty of Storage

• Cupeled

• Balconies

• Draperies

Ui^aiU 'teincy

WIONCSOAY NIOHT. 7 PM.

• Furnished or • Electric Heating and Uafurnisbed Cooling FOB MORE INFORMATION

Call CR 2-7530

.HEUBH ARMS APARTMENTS iiiabH July Itt. Its wiihM* —

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AVAILABLE JUNE 15

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Fountain Apartments fOEOOM iMitmam. ti l-BEOE VHIllld »- PS WEST STN - Small aitrai

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ANY PERSON MOVING IN NOW WILL RECEIVE JUNE RENT FREE

Cali CE 5-0617

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FREE!

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NEW APARTMENT PROJECT 2 Bedroom ... .|(0 Par Ho. ledroom . . . .(IS Per Mo.

THREE ROOM ANO lATH. nawty «4aoroHd. traung tUH. garata, EUH MH. CE AMU. CE bSSSt. lIU

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40 coKnouenoN leuiniiNT

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Saarf Hm'Iptclal ^HIIMba, MM. FAIE^ FAX l-aiu. K.C.

FOE TUHACC

Incorporated Dept. R 15(5 Allison Street Denver. Colorado 80215

THREE large rooms and downstairs; garage; uUlltiei paid. Extra nice good tlon. Available June 15. 190. Can CE M936. B15J

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MOORMAN MARINE 3»th & Topeka

Executive Training Division

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