The Topeka Daily Capital June 16, 1966 by CJ Media

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Fiery Primary Is Shaping Up In 3rd District

Storm-Path Freeway Idea Termed Terrific' U. S. Tax-Tale Leaps Ahead, Says Johnson WASHINGTON (AP> - PrtsJAent Jotsaon said It U "taking to to the neighborhood of flO biUioo more this year" than he thought it would a few moilhs ago anyway, several bQUoo more. Whatever H is, JohoKm tdd a White Bouae conference inedleaR: "Ibat’i a woaderfnl feeling to have that modi - coming to." The President evidently went IbubeintcDded, a Uttia fal^ Oaa be because t» told bla aufience

trict congrenman will gel even hotter today. It is anticipalcd that Sen. Ge^e Haley. R-Kansas City,

Federal Road Officials Back City Proposal

If he does, he < sevento candidate to enter the fr«e-for-aH which was touched

revenue was estimated quickly neighborhood" of »0 billion and at IS4.4 biUion. Now it is expect “(hat gives me a nexibilily. I ed to run to liozs billion to 1103 hope." He smiled and his llstenbillkn - and that Is about what Jdmson has mentioned before. nanclal picture actually hasn't Thus revenue would be up IS.S changed much and that Johnson bUlioo over the January IKS was relying on figures Secre- estimate, on the basis ol higher aiy of the Trea«iry Henry H. current range. But It would be only S3 billion above a revised J'owler gave this week. It said ligure sutonitted to Congress Fowler poinled out that when this tost January. By then, "" revenue estimate for

PearsoB ChaUeeged Rep. Robat Ellsworth. RKan., is challenging Sen. James Pearson for the Kepublican nomination to the Senate, along with two others, former Wichita Mayor William D. Tarrant and Mrs. Ava Anderson. Concordia. In toe race for nomination as Ellsworth's successor in Con gress are 0. F. lOlcl Nesmith. Leawood: Larry Winn Jr. I.eawood; Howard D. Neighbor. Prairie vmage. and Richard D. RiXDw, Fairway, all from Johnson County; State Sen. Rey nolds Shultt, R-Lawrence. Doug-I as County, and State Rep. Wayne Angell, R-Ottewa, Frank lin County.

WASHINGTON (APl-A pro posal by Mayor Charles Wright of Top^ that an urban free way be built roughly along the route taken through the city by tost week's devastating torna do was termed "terriOc" Wednesday by federal road officilto. Wright and Water Comm. Frank Manspeaker ootltoed tim and the proposal to Rex Wblttoo. bead of the Bureau of Pttolic Roads, and his staff. "He thought It wu terrifk." gress to January of tost year, said Manspêr. Tanado Path Haley would be the first c The tornado passed across the date for toe mott populous coun dty from the southwest to the ty in the 3rd Congressional Dtsmrlbeast. demnltohing h irict to file fw Ihe nomination. sod buildings. Haley la one of the first two The path, Manspeaker and Negroes elected to the Kansas fright told Whitten, is generalSenate. I the route the cl^ bad In The winner of the 3rd District Dind for a new freeway, or nrRqrabllctD Domination U cxan route. PARIS (API — 1%e North pe^ to face Joseph J. PotxHe added, however, tbet there • AUanlic set ner, Kansas Oty. in the Novemmight be e funding problem bff elecflon. Poixna is with At the meeting schodukd to- with the state. out opposition so far on toe By PATRICK BURNAU line its mlWary organlzatioa But be said WUttou alao ofd prepare for ianves impnaed A {onnal request by the dty Democratic side. , uvea 01 me icoam untce m gested cheeking with the Urtun -nuee WU Vie upon It ^ President Charica de to the federal Emergency Ptonntog, Generto Foma Southwestern Kansas more Sian SW mobBe homes to SffvJcea Admlnlatrattoo and rep stole help on toe project, congressman, J. Floyd Breed Robert S. taxiae families left homeless by ressnUUves of nddto borne and Wright ere to cenfa wllta ing. made It en oHiciel threeway race for toe Do tost Wednesday's tornado is ex- maotacturers win estabUsb a officials of that agency today. nomination for U.S. senator picM to be eompMed today. oegottotion basis. James said. Wright and Minspeaker also when he flM Wednesday. At a meeting of dty disaster Where the mobile homes wDl hope to confer with bterior Breedtog. RoIU wheat fanneoncdtoattrs Wednesday night beptoeed.aiMlbowat{UUeswill Dept, otnelab today about some In repairing and be cameeted, stm era indefla end itocknian, recently has Id CMI Oef een an onôye of toe D^. to the Shawnee County Court- nite, saht Ftnaace Comm. Ken habOlteUng parks and areas damaged scfvfce. u toe sip says, ter tool eMk. ot Agrieulbiro. It Buy lot be the delaze modeL but this bouse. It was announced a meet neth P. Rem. Alreedy fUed were Sen. Ha^ Us|ag we •! toe emergcacy teltphsaei, "•pea air" tetepbtae beoto at lib and Lawing wUl be held at • a.m. today Dr. Robert C. Harder-firec StoflD. tor of the Topeka of Eco- Earlia Wednesday the two re“ce eesires teat pentfi ta toe tonadowUto have been ptoeed near disttta areas, old S. Herd, DCoUwater. and ,-r------- 1 Office «• to draw a city resolution re- ____«_______ _u. 1__________ — Leigh Wenwi amarron fann^ Opportunity who has co- lined up some federal assistance slrlttee erce will M( be withMit telepboee Is Ray ScMt, l» Lawrence. questing the traOers. and former ordlnsied Insted voiuniea voluntea services ourdur to bdp' toe city wttb tranqiort Glam James, (flrector state Democnlic chairman. ibllc housing prob' .hawnoe Coun^ Wdfare DepL, ii« toe disasta-urged dty of- tton and publh Rep. Donald D. Smith. R-Colstruck by the tornado, but said more than 331 famllia C130 traiaport plma, totoltog by. became toe third incumbent Chandler field was not hit They conferred with 32 aircraft, to Britoln. After have registered with his ofBee, ' ea Page t, C»L 1} Hurd. transporUtton esmtonquesttog teropatiy bousing. that, six .................. “ the party's nnnlnation for sioiMr. and Mrs. Marie C. Mc raconnatosance House <a RepresenUives Guire. housing expert, with the from the new 124to District. Department of Housing (Caaltowed m Pate 2. (M. i) The district includes Sberm Development u. Wallace and Thonas counWrigU told I reporter that Hurd assured them federal Although dectric powa baa ATexas finn whkto h^ atoed been restored to most tornado funds would be available July I to admiBista all restoration acdamaged areas of TVîeka. (CeatteKd ea Page t. CM. 2) tivi^ io tne Topeka dtsasto WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi many individual homes ronaio F. Lutx, R-Sharon Springs. area "is not being actively con- dent Johnson's pet beagle. Him, because ot their - Iph Itoadhouse, Portis, be run ova and kUed tnabilily to accept powa or for came toe first Democrat to fUe sidaiwd lor toe Job," Kennetb Kern, city Itnaoce commisstoo- Wednesday on a driveway on safely, a KPL ^wkesnun said for his I the House of Representatives in WASHINGTON (AP) Con Ferlln Husky, his band and 10:30 p.m. will include other a, said Wednesday night toe souto grounds of toe White Wednesday. toe new 112th District. This disgress moved closer Wedne^ number of country music pe^ Aid Inc., of Houston offered House. Also, toe spokesman said, :tricl includes Smith County and Other performers sdieduled to fomers wUl cooperate with to take over toe huge rebuild there still are areas .lo which portions of Jewell end Osborne appear are Wilma Lee, Stooey White House ^«ke 11 for the I WKW-TV-AM-PM and affiliated Cooper, the Clinch Mountdn ing effort In toe dty and some pola must be replaced coanties. coordinate aU speoding ol funds squirrel end tranaformers installed be « administn- stations in a spedal telethon Clan. Simon Crum, Jeannette billion toll and hiring of workera for the wheels of a car. fore service can be token into biOMicast toDi^t to aid Topdta McBride. Vern Stovall, Harvls tloo a*ed. the hones. Thompson. Stringbean. the Tay generally fair aktot are forecast job, Kern said. 0 The Soate Finance Commit tornado victims. . . President's daughla. for the Topeka area today by Make Certeia tor Sisters and Leon Dou^ tee ^gvoved by voice vote the Lynda, reportedly in tears, the Weather Bureau. "I perwaaily don't think we torapted a conference Residents abduid be sure they lower'flguie. sending it to the douto their time as should brtnt.ln an ouWf-stote tween Jdinson and congres to tan aervjce. he e Boose already radio and teteviston staUons nate live from toe W!BW Senate floor. The 18, the dk). these stetioM wOl carry said. Meters on homes ot busi has passed U. sional leaders to tell Ibe Presliparfldpating In the two the second-half: XTVH. Wichi Cooter and drier air wlU cover local contractors to handle nesses must have good friring TRe present Itonporary limit program. Proceeds will go deot of the accident. Kansas today, and the rains ap ta; KAYS. Hayr KLOB, Goodwork," Kero said. rtmoing out of them on to to to the top is m bOlkn. TOs_i^^ a Topeka Twnado Fund. 'OKYO(AP)-Mao Tze-tung Word from Lady Bird pear to be ova until Friday "D we're going to be spending land; KTVC, Dodge City of toe bouse because tost is the to the ptfiBaneat caiUqg of ^ i FTrst part of the program. 0 in gtxdl health and attended a aflenoao, forecasters said. KSEX-AM. Pittsburg. local funds to rebuild the dty, Fim word of toe dog’s death point at which KPL attaches its recent public meeting i bUton June » imleM the new came from Mrs. Johnson who 1 feel we should keep toe money lines. bill dem Congreas and h p.ra. to 10 pjn., win be carried The show has been sanettoned Ing, toe Red Chinese Nen was notified of-the accident dsy^m -l^ch. The Ugh was toe Americi If wires on the Side Of toe News Agency asserted today. signed by the President by that on WIBW-TV-AM-FM only. The (ContiBsed as Pap 2. Cat 2) wMIe taking part in a parade In house have been pulled loose, second portion, beginning at fiuicisns. Local M of Topeka 71, the low 65. date. On May 10. Mao emaged Lincoln. Neb. local electrician must fix them. from a six-month public abSorrowfully she told reporters:,^ jf a meia Is missing, it must -wnce that had raised specula. .b. .......Mn.-M manelAMi. . . . . s governors replaced by en electrician. tion he was seriously ill ordcad. •' where she The agency at that time repurted he met with visiting Premier, feel like you have been hit in the Malmet Shehu of Albania. Red stomach by a hard rock." China's only Communist ally in Europe. dd. had come to toe White The latest mention of Mao .my, j.i~. was contained in a report on Johnson said she was notified talks the agency's < by a Secret Service agent. service into a baOy damaged ento had with the Viet Co^ in The Johnsons also test anotoa home where, fa Instance, there Souto Viet Nam. pet beagle, Ha. when the dog may be exposed wires, would j»NiT«0L By T. cl^raSON swallowed a rock wrtiile romping create an unsafe condition. Its legend continue to toe White House grounds. w.ri-w-i- "i grow ... and so will toe old tree on toe south Country Person east Statebouse Grounds. On ibe Inside The treerwUch has grown up with toe State Capllol. lost more than half Its branches during last Wednesday's tornado, but toe ohttlma just won’t quit. opinion <of I SAIGON. South Viet Nam At least that's the opinkm'of

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LIBERAL (Special l-A Sewart County Wifrict Court Judge BDOoneed todgy a week’s delay to bis dedaton on a petittoo seeking vaeatton of teotance and new trial tor prison inmate Charles C. Kemp. Disc J u d g e L. L. Morgan, who had beard evidence at i Monday, Indicatrt be wanted to bear argumenU w law to the case, said Kemp’s coum^lnted attoiaey Henry Becnnan. Kenm was convicted here in Wtt of the forcible rape of Glad-

(CwUsacd Pwm P«f« U ficUb to p]ae« Ibe mobile homeitnChMdta-FleWln Best Topeka, rather than Ripley Park. RlpJ«J' Park, be nid, wa* There ere thoww fieUtilej at the south end of the field, and a summer playfraund nm by the Oty Recreation Commisakm at nearby Lafayette Schoot. Rontaf Re«mii i A number of famUlei requesttng temporary housing in mo murdered at age of 7 near Tope bile bomea (they will be used ka. A petition wm filed last approsimately one year on ' mBUh to vaetto Kemp's sen rental basis) said they h tence wba Hernsin discovered cleared their property of the the child had been Uter in debris from the tornado and volved in two other incidents. wanted the trailer placed on One was an additional allega their property, iamea said. tion ol rape here to Whether the trallen wUl be the other the kidnap pUced on private property, how der of the girl nesz Topeka U ever. wlU depend on lot sizes U64. conforming to dty regultlons, WlUtoffl F. Zinuner, 45, Knoffldsls laid. sas City, Kan., railroad engi Of the more than 500 families neer. was convlctod of bar fadwho bsve asked for the boosing nap and murder in Shawnee Omaha tad Beys Tewa aad spoke st a governor’s bean^ County District Court in 1984 list rsmillet were signed Un. Lywioe B. Jotosoa greeted eeveral yonagslers weleom^ euiei^ In Ltoeoia. Gov. Frank Msrriaea stood be end is under death sentence Wednesday and ITT on Tuesday) tag her to Otftot Air Foret Base as she arrived fir a ^sfr hind Mn. Mam la the pkiure. Mrs. JohatM was graad for the kidnap now. He has ap nearly one^alf will f -----vWI to Nebnska. The aatleo’t First Lady plaatod mareban fer a Uaeola parade. ___________ _ East Topeka. Harder pealed. a tree at Strstegle Air Coannaad headqMftert. vlsHed The Shawnee County Garage, Kemp U Servtog at list and Topeka, wbare asKento is presently serving a rifomenta to Tdontoer work 5-11 year aeataDce at the 0CWB havrbeen made alnea the Kansu State Prison at Lansing. tomadscleanap work began, He bu served four yean to win deae today. date. Ha tffeutd at the baarMost of the volunteer w tog Monday u one of two witerews from other dtles Besses called by Hemnan. Tba Wednesdiy. or will be lesvlng other wu the motocr of toe today. Bernard wnUims. city dead chDd. Mrs. Betty Wchitai. (Ceattned From Page I) engineer, said at the meeting She and her famDy have re fCeallaaedlMPMel) Kaaaas Oty Wsrkera ^nes win be shifted from turned to Uberal since (My workers from Kansas to help Ttqieka build a new bus death of her child. Dty, Kan., and Kansas City, garage, planned for the City A total of 7M0 mlUtary and A court 9»okesman Wednes Mo., are eapected to be In Topoi Perk area on the Kansu River. civilian personnel tod 10,700 day afternoon said Judge MorWright said Ibe city win doha today, but those will be leav wu out of state and could depenlenti win be involved to ing town before the weekend. Mte the site u Its share of the .... be reached uolU next week. the two shifts. Dty and county officials, ho 130^ project and a federal France ofnctally Informed lU Seward Co, Atty. Sam Riggs Jr. ever, are not calling for adi ^ of 1150.000 wUI provide lor wu to a conference NATO parlnen In a meeting of (tAtifi more volunteer workers, censtnicUoa the permanent NATO council Wednesday. At the same time, Wrtfrt ___ _ the «nten Great Laku, dowa : WUUam said. that it bad withdrawn 15 planes Kemp said Monday be had gg^ that the Oearris and atoag the aeitoera U4L herder np t IbpakacleaiHip oparaltoos from duty In Wert-Germany as ptaadad guilty to toe 1961 rape have pasaad through the “first owner of the . Rata le teremt ler wwtori Weshtagtom It wS b( of De Gaulle's dtdsioa to charge after the county attoniwave’^Md are wbU Into the ph to the SmaB Boatoeu ; It od warm ta the Oetoheest ey agreed to drop i tidnaptag mlnWrttloa for a loan . to m vsecoad wtep.? ^ ____ by July 1. Tbo diarge flied to cotmertlnp with Hie am wm, «»ams e^ ptoeaaib»«.TJtoto^d^ Fr«Bch, bowevtr, aald Iboy hrt toe (una caie. Ken^ ukl be plained, Is elaaram of debris stnyad the boa bam and dam' '' ft « fto fund that to event of coovtaleit ta ftrseU and aDeya by the agad « of the> eomptny’i M ■ to wart ttan at • trial he mlgbt *' bufu. tornado. t toe datto penalty or life ....Ill rr .. Germany. The Aral wavs. WUllaiM «• Topeka Weather 'SI m .it Pkm de Lensae, French AmWrigbtl^ that since the eon-i » 5 f baiiadar to NATO told •report- Herman cent might be to flnanctal dlffl■ttenwon be wa* cuIUes u a result of the torna tamMto. ti. I ed" that Judge Uorgia badon "We merely told a 11. I Thi ‘•sseood wavs" to be do. the city could find ItseU to made an e:q>ectod mltag on toe we had withdrawn • claansd op Is the trash reUdants the bus busloeu. « U m 1M In <M. vv* >Mi w Ura. McGuire provided talorpun from their private ptopj^ latleo 00 booting programs . Mctii« te dty to . rtcent code cf civil proeetaken no deedtion on toe rcto of and detaflad advice ^ third *avB. w SM urn er too French air forces litanet toire. He said be expected a rul!1 tbe mo tradi and on bow to proceed with resoln•aid. wSl statiooed to Gennany,’’ be add tog by next Wednesday after ■UM Snw IM. matertoto leh lor picfcflp whan (tons and appileattons that be and toe county atterney ar ed. resldenta begin to rtbuUd and Temperotures * France Is nld to have some gue points of law before toe » oddo federal remodel. judge. No addlfrana] evidence is 45 planes ftlll to Gennssy. Kamas WeoHier ••We’re Ihreugh the first wava ualstanee tor emaneticB of planned at toe hearing Wednes In other bosiiwss, the eoancO. ■hoot SOO public boostog tmUs n and have » per ^ d the wbl^ acts as the aBtance's day, he Mid. wcond ^'-npleioed," WUllaiM for the eldcriy and the tow-in-, board ol direeion. llzed July l aald. "Of coum. -this Is only as toa date to scrap toe Stand College Head Named to streets and alleys. ing Gwy NATO’s h^ietHnia. ■•nrtre stffl U s tot of work lOLA (^lal)-Dr. Paul W. help the dty." Wright said. to be done on privste prealy- to Wright *^*’2on, ordered by NATO pK4ter. bead of toe depertsaid the two are hope we haven"t even begun to dean ful of moettog foreign mtolstera to BmsaeU ment of edueatioo and psycholoPresident JotaForecasts the grounds of City Ball, for ton before they leave. Johnaon Belgtom. a week ago. is part — and there are nu a move aimed at moktog the Shawnee and RUey and KAMSU - Swtlv do«*r M ' ardoua bolldtogt to be cbeekad." declared amanee moru efilciBit and ent- president of Alten'Ooairty ComLeamworth counties diaaiter Cre% Gtomdaa tlng tonm a tta nnltipta sepa- mnnity Jmdor College here. Dearanceofcteeki'-iocbu treu last FYiday, thus puttliig to motion emergocy federal as Shiagamtoga Crt* - n^be sistance. compMed to prevent ftoodtag. BMfc to Topeka Opry PerformdBce WilUms said. WridU said be probe! . rf FrW« j In Topeka | Haider bu aked for aU avail- return to Topeka this afternoon Rescheduled in July able vobnuera not oaad ^ ttt hut will come bndt to Washing U.S. Weather city today, to report to EM ton Mcoday for bsarinp before Marriage Licenses Ttairaday night’s pericnoann Topeka Meibodtot Cbureh at Tlh a Senate Banking lubcornmltm jf toe Grand Ota 0^ has ben and Ltane for u6tpnmt that day on a bill to provide reachedoled fer the night ' services this wedt to areas di Workem wlD be assigned to special tornado relief for H»peaged by toe lotittA. otneUto July 34. 09 AmlHartam M help persons ta But Topeka ka. Tbe toll was Introduced by of toe Boy Scoot Jayhawk Area agv Ellis Moke annoo who are on welfare assistance Sen. James B. P — '■ "n. ■ V ' Wednsaday. Council stM Wednesday. to save county wntoa to n;5S ’ Hw Scooti have been aked “WaTe to DO eoBdftioe to hoU Hospital Births piirlog their property. SS .i* toreporttostatlaMidVtoand awthtagbere.'* ba nportal He Nest groop ta sahl exteostve tonado damage Gage. SUt end-Washbrn or Tlh fignments. Harter said, will be CKtrMMi. « and Lime ter work iwlgiiments. to toe roof of toe Oty Bufldlitt o.~ .the untosured residents of the CMrMII. H.< toa opmttaOB of ipecid More than 1.66I Seonto and ter offices will prwdiide Explsrtoa bsve ntoteered tor disaster work atoee toe tornado anf eotortatmnent beoktop ta ^SSSL<> stnato thecity Wednesday, toe Immediate future. leouttog officials said. (thatlsaed From Page 1) DMranfl r*t» The Scoots have helped move in thia-erea.’’ he laid. • ^^•wwtypewriters from Washburn Un kC Grant Appravnd Kem Is head of a committee iversity for tonmer school reg■ It wnkh is organizing a group of Istrattoo at Tbpeka West Hgl local contractors to head the ♦I n - - - elped move books from Ubrary to. the Five Republican cindktotea Tppdu PuMlc Ubrsry; and filed for nomination to state, •'We feel that the Topdta con w *s notacted relatives of Topdttms county aad lownthlp »" tractors are familiar with toe Shaiteec County Courthouse local market, have contact with by going to olher cities by gs local unloiB. and have done plane. Wednesday. Ty Smith. 1496 Knrison. fnea tawAi______________ for represeniatlve from the ®th Kern said. "Thia b an asset District and Tcin Roto. I40P W. only Topekans could have. 2 llg SlorM gg Film I tFacM JOth, 1« tepreasBtofrv* fr«a A* Carry a Compltra Una of Kem added that Topeka ?SSlw.w46tb IWrict. . _ Elmer L. Ltoder. 406 N. Obto, tlrma would have a better Iliad. 1« marshal of toe Court dianee of financing various op erations which are given to of Topeka. E. G. Coodmu. aiver Lake, local co«tnietkB eompanies. - filed lor Silver Lake Towntolp • Most of tob work will be L ufc »• M. Kmam aiM L M tireaiurer and Alton U tosHh. let out under nonnal dtamtels 5UD Green UUls. for Sol^ of blddtog,'’ Kemuid. "We ex P«1 KM> MM* eWHSM Haw -*OUWO BVJTVrpert to get a dollar’s worth of Township .tnote* No penoM had fijed-ftr any lvalue from every dollar we'

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Marchers Angry Many on Trucks HOLCOMB, Miss. (AP) - Roy Alldred, 13. a white boy • m.. visitiBg BedniaM sRer u Il-mUe sun and his grandfbther commented, ”1 broiltniI sui think they're a bunch o( nuts. ri^f’^trucks. They're not proving anything.” Mississippi eivU rights "Son, you don’t know how right you are.” a man commen procession got ■I ccheerless ceptlon in thiss cros crossroads c ted. Why Protection? highway patrolman w e they gained major asked by a woman why he w cting the marchers. and put hundreds of Negroes on “Lady. I've got a wife and little boy 10 feed and that's the the voter registration bocks. only reasoD,” the patrolman Number Doubles Less than 100 plodded down said. the hot pavement of State Rt. 7. The campsite was half a mite but Just before Holcomb the southwest of Holcomb. smnber suddenly doubled. A telephone company crew, Many had ridden on a water hauling a small trailer equipped truck and one carrying outdoor with four phones for newsmen privies from campsite to camp ordered oft the property of site. Otben jammed a station one farmer. wagon used a* an ambulance Order From Farmer and ether can. ‘'Come cm down! Come on The man. identUled by others down! Get out of there!” shout as Junior Harris, came with a ed a mardi steward to U peo group of friends and told one ple clinging to the water truck. newsman using the phone: "I •'We're here to march, ool you're with this bunch of trash ride.” you're not welcome on my prop No one got oH. erty. Get off that phone ” His ondalGhcsUp friends closed In menac The harassed march official The newsman explained he wa. struggled along behind the truck native Mississippii demanding the riders get down who: and swap places with tome of the true marchers. Soon he gave don't you go back home and p and resumed his trek at tthe Sadid of the line, Holcomb, has three 81fi9«|irkiWl9ai|rtttl b. ^hirii >h businesses and a tractor dealer to serve its populedon of less than 350. locked its doors to the marchers. The stores and serv ice sletions all were closed. About SO whites stood on side of the road and 50 on the other as the marchen came in. Highway patrolmen were in front of both groups. Bisok PeUeemes “We want some black police men on this police force.” shouted a marcher. Others chimed in with "freedom, free dom.” and they began singing. The local Negroes only stared. A white man said. “That wasn't ao bad. It's a shame we bad to close our stores while f wantIt through.”

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Governor Likes His Job Few govenoTM bi?e worked hvder In performiDce el the duUa of (be office, lo It cune at Do sorpilse when WUIlam H. Aver>- put hU fee on the Itne and (onoally nied for reflection. A bid for a second term Is eapected In Kansas, and the fovemor has never made any tifu that, lo this tastaace. be intended to (lout tradition.

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"It wUi be posribla to eoelrect for the state'e'j^iming needs for ■ time, probsbly st less expense than to re build." ^ The mchito newspaper voices tbe belief of many |Uosans that it is not aconoakal for tbe lUle to do Ua own printing, a premise borne out by tbe fact tbit most no longer attempt it *nhe only time tba prlnlery is nubtd is during Jsgliialive seaitons, and snnly by fanning out ffie printing then the job can be accomplished satitfactorfly and at reasonable expesie." tbe Ea^ commiats. "In any case, (ha meoiy required to rebuild and re equip tbe prlntery wndd pay the atate’e printing bUli (or a long while. ■Tim Lagiatoture would do weU to give kag and thoughtful consideratwD to abolishing tbe printery, now that nature hn mide the quattko more urgent.” Such a reconuneadatioa -that every facet of the state printlDg plant operation dow be erttieally enmined must meet with tbe ceaeuKence of (hose weighing wise e of public monlee.

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SmtTdimhtosbed this fril to tbe patot where be might have trooUe gettfng major programs approved to tbe seeead bait of his torm. Tbe fear el big RepeMieaB galas bu grown.

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Wends think he took kniger than most to learn to live with it. His preoccupation with work, his refussl to seek rewarding ed In tbe slowness of his sdjustment. Having apparently ssaeJ aged.tt.be is determtoed ast to govern by.

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IN 'reE SPEOFIC case ef Viet Nam, his convictiaD as to the rightness of his poUdM has been greatly underseored ' ed by his JiiHgiryMit that tbe cele'ings nejutv 1 jbe. folly ^ tbo« nor offered the faintest algn of a raasonible tUernattve. hIs toteOeetuai attics sound u him u IHB about Bi they

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By Dtm MACLEAN > Uto work! may I TRIED to ^epm Deftae, notHOUSTON be randy tor tot Astrodome. but nothing memorable ever Bar Aan., he had A former presldnt of tba also served as a mentov of the State Ovil Service Board came of It. Once I tried my it'i the Eighth Woode- of Ronald Criman eppnedt. ■ and lha Kauiat Judicial Council for Revtoton of tha Crimi J: You have very beautiful WnraVeorapartog It with Coh» us of Rhodes and/or tbe pyrtnal Code. He was made a member ol the House of Deteimldt. It strOcas mt at - gates flf the Amerietn Bar Asm., from Kirmi last year. D: I have very beautiful eyes. exactly what Uw Pbaroahs Bon near Ttpeka and graduating from tbe Watiiburn In what way? might have built U they'd had Univeralty School of Uw, he returned to Us acbool as a J; In what way?! don't know the money, likt m milUoa. in what way. You just . lecUirer. Tbe dtotlngaitbed servlet award of tbe Washburn exactly have beautiful eyes, that's all. University Law Seboet Aan. ww tendered to him to 1965. D: You sound depressed. Take side ... it and It would NOT , Ibis If a toket eateto^ ef tbe items entered ea me home. the celling. (It’a a funny thtog, toe nmded kdger recerdh^ toe life bnoght to t ctoee SOMEBODY programmed but toe (toy after I teorad (bit Daphne to say “take me home'' immense, domed stadium, I raqd etriy toiiWceL before 1 ever met her. It most bi lb. loci bcwen ««" R is appropriate that, to death, Ui preoccupstioo with be euier to program a brand Ibm'i . pl«i ill»t B HKC ' tbe welfare of htt (ellowt, wlU be memorlaUted by friends new computer, with a cnnpiete- dilic lb. CTlire dcniBini BC contributing to a Washburn Univefslty Law School sehol- ly Innocent mind, than a grown of Houston. There was a time woman with 19 or 90 years of arsUpfonil. bad progaammtog behind ber. Tb^ have a wonderfal oppor tunity back thwa at MIT with Elisa. No doubfshe win become a ve»cl9Ter conversatwnalttt. But I'm worried about ba char acter. They ahouldn't tat hit be come intonate with too many WASHQs’GTON, D C. - LBJ went (o New York to greet scienlisU. She is sure to be bis >1.000 contributors. The little guy sUndtog outside toe pnxnltcuoos If not downright wuton. lid, "1 gave at tteottke." '■ locked door was toe one wbo said,' Fred: You have a beauttfoi Jack Valenti aaya "Who'i, Afriad of Viigtola Woolf" miivt, nit». ia.0K (or adaitt - U they don’t^ their kids atong to teD EHia: In what way. Chariey? Fred: Good heavens. Liza! . them stoat toe dtttf ■°44n. I’m not Qwtay. I'm fted. Don't you raroanber last night? A suney toiwi it eeita more to eat « yen-re poor. EHza: Take me home. Albert.' There's a nbatanttai lavtag ea tlpi. tbongk.

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E: I am sorry to hear you are depreseed.^ TBAT BIT of dil£«ue sounds very real to Bto. It puls roe in mind of a young .wonsn I once knew named Daphne. She bad that same maddening way of seizing on something you said and saying it back to you. 1 can still remember, almost word f<w word, a had one night when we were in Junior college together. Jsck; rm going to have a hamburger. What would you like? Daphne: You're going to have V» many honors whktt eame to Las GoodeU in bis a hamburger. profesoton aad to dtypraa connnnJty aettvittaa in iMch D: What would he engaged gave emphasis to the warm affecUon in irtddi J; Yes. Can't you make up he was held by fellow nenbers ri the bar and by friends your mind? and neighbors who noocitoed htt Integrity ud undoubted D: You sound ttopressed. Take Bbililiee and treasured the danunstrsdou of bU friendly me home.

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By BMKZ BKMBAT WASHDICTON (NBA) - Ibe coattonlDC decline U . aopport h* President JohMOB’s Viet Nam war poUdei b not ____ iltertBC_________ U tbe Uich&tt degree Ui reselfe to keep on the tame ceorM. ThaUteit public optaion polls show toat support now to hom ing just sbove tbe 40 per cent ^ ^ ^ »w im tbe Nimn had token it i^S*?h2^'po?ibfch from the late John F Kennedy by 17l,a». *11* same Iowa pen. inckimlally. puts Johnson ■™ fct «. D« Moi» a».

In roeetinc a demand and urgent need for broad sujk ' port of schools, Avery (orthrighlly introduced a tax program catitog for sweeping increases in other categories to Ughten the burden on real property. The educatkm foun dation program, made possible by new funding, has ac complished ib purpose of establishing a higher standard and a more equable means of paying (or It This his been one of the major Items of busineu en grossing tbe Avery administration. Others have followed ' By JACK surra . diverse channeli. Gov. Avery, in meeting Us responsibili ties, has carefully delineated circumstances of issues as Ellu b the name of a com puter that is being taught to they have arisen, both for his constituency and officisl personnel. The links thus forged will now be tested for talk with human beings. She is the star of a project the drat time St toe pellt. at tbe MassachuaeUa Instituto of Technology called a cooqwter program (or tba study of natural language coramunlcation between man and machine. Eliza, of course, b named afU er Elba DoolHtla. She b being laeee. a prolonged debaie on programmed mudt at Miss Doo feasibility of opervUng (be state printing plant may have little was programme^ ^ been brought to deebbm. The tornado which swept through feasor Higgins; and Ihe-capila] dly beavOy damaged the plant at lOtb and Jackaon, creating an Immcdiato need (or rebuilding or •‘U( us ne« be haety to rehuildiaf tbe prtotary.'’ «gca tbe Widdto Eagto. amoag several ebaerveri wbo have, to tbe past, questtoaed Ms ndUty.

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Se Lyndot Jokiwon Is juft ptawii* ahead u betara oo Viet Nam. He would like to *ee poB trends tevosed a tket I*"*, stocettoroaround would slgndl fresh hope of bis party hsiaii« Us I ta ............................. M ttuienitai elec-

Peggy of the Flint Hllls i walked about toe Washburn campus, saddened at the terrible destnetloo. It wu quiet and som&w ghostly, the old stone hnodnv of Rice and MeVkar looking like ruined castles. , Beethoven and Wagner were lying on a pedestal mariced 19*7 scowitag at the sky. Their plaster counterparts were j„ repp,* indoors in dignity, att to lie on their backs in comic attitudes. One of the 0 ' ' was bard to keep yaur dignity in a high wind, • » • - TBE CAMPUS WAS UTTERED with twitted ta and broken trees. The big pines (danted by a former presWem, Dr. P. P. WciBer, were broken at about the same height, ami lying at about toe same angles. I B B. Mn. Wun, md BiBd IBII a iBun -ows BrBptos ,Bb ud debrU from U» IBon ol btr bcalilul SpBiUi UUb Dp. iBm., Bikh Bi Bid bn hiBbaod biiill on 0H She was calm and nnillag, ba ahlnlng sihra hair framing ba fnee. and saying how good everybody wu. "a thing like this." she said, "brings out the best ta pe^." IT IS TRUE. People long, pahaps unconsciously, catetaly inartlcalately, for grand adventure, f« a chance to meet some big emergency and pit I Such dunces setdom conw. About the gr« n»b «bcBWBI.c.i,in«libilli.|Bjib«il,(»ll«morld«,. which could hardly be called a grand adventoe, such u came to Topeka lut week gives people a d^to do ^etaing. to organae. to vohmtea. to be of u*e e helping clean up. supplying food and dothtag. doing whatever needs to be done, ... THERE USED TO BE an old phrase,'Itoe morU equlMtot - t of ww," something that would stir pe^ to a nntted-Mh>i- ^ That tt what the toraaita has done.

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Daley Seems Headed for 4th Termr L CHICAGO (AP) - Richard J. butnuiehniallartnitsa-Rl- primary racea tor the State Sen. , fered a sUnglag defeat S Daley.« busUiDf. tire)«u wortI Tuesday’s reversal was seen In other races, Including two _ :er vte bM nade poIiUct a Ufeta. Daley I by political observers as congreaalooal contests, >»( career, appeared beaded strengtbenta« Daley’s political organisation Wednesday for his lourth (enn power desplU mayor of ChicsfO. VKiuvr mmu p»wu»u mu. e South Side of streiigai i * Impressive Democratic !. Doo^ D-HL. wim ran Negro areas ;trhii^ In Tuesday’s UUdoU critic crimary rencved any doobts I capdidatw ewe deteated la the be may ^ die mao Prctideot JotaosiB » termed “the greatest polttleal leader in the a i"*mbe hii party's cariJidate for re. electios nest year.' . But the pwlgy M-year^M chief of the Democratic party in .Cook County — Chicago — reJ about his poIiUcai plans. "We'll cross thst bridge when we come to It," be said Wednes day wben asked If be planned to seek reelecUco. "We have pkoRICHARD J. DALE? ty of lime." Other party luders say, how* • • • went rei ever, there is every reami to believe that Daisy wm go aRer IW-milUon bond a foorth term oi> the bads of nance dvfc I Toeaday's Desnoeratlc victerles whkdi he had v tnCookOnm^. paigned. ParticuUriy pleasing to Daley Iras Oe better than S-1 margin A similar propeeal pot before by which voters approved a the voters by Daley in UB -

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la ihi eteudy ind stormy history o( the irer Some persons believe It grew (rom B sUke driven to anchor the guy ropes «hUe the.SUtehouie «Bs under construction. Oiers feel it grew from the cot tonwood fluff that covered the Capit(4 lawn in the early

Perhaps out of the destruction Anolher story centen around Caused by a tornado comes . formff custodUa of the state"new senslliviiy to what life is house lawn who claimed to have all about," the Rev. Don W. brought a cottonwood upllog Frogge toM his University from Shunganunga Creek and to . Methodist Church congregation. have transplanied Recounting the pains of 0w .grounds a year before work tornado, and bow Topel ropekans combegun on the Siaiebouse. < Rev. Mr.i batted them, the FJru Threat Frogge read a "Tornado Creed,';

■•but this won't be done tmiU, Before the tornado. 0k tree Today tta not ,^te so taB I Mgh « set up." lhad frown to abeight of ap- wide, but tt't going to take iDOR iptoOtr - 90 feet and had base of the cottonwood 1 proalmately h» a than a tecnado to write Be final IftSl. whfeb In contrast, dam chapter. aged numerous‘trees of the needs to be eJeaned and diiin-j spread of nearly ao feet. younger generaUoo around it. t f*cted and probably cemented. Franklin Rroe. chief land-ibut nd-ibi thli will1 have to be done by telaa tree surgeon. Scape architect lor the st. a lej hlg^ay department. taidi Wadnttday the root itructure on apreased by John Webb. Bupe^ I ALLIED MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. the famous tree Is good and ti Jntendeeto f building and' abooid make some recovery and groii^ gnnnds at rt the Capitol, vdto coo104 Wot 14tk St. contliUK to be an interatiog tacted Rose. i monument. . . . has a eatailrepha crew of II men in Topeka, Jack Banks, Wkhlta. a; member of the board of direc-l poiieyholdart with claims should contact their egent. tors of the Kansas Arborist wait bad beend or cell . . . frame is in good shape. Assn., aicived in Topeka Satur day wlth^group of workers to] Tree Surgery ^ the cottonwood "Some additional tree sui is needed oo the basc

ripped inrougn the cuy ano near hisi church at 17lh and CoUege. It reads: -We bdleve in the one God. who sends Uw rain and the snow, aead lime and harveil, storm clouds and suefasine. tornadoei and watchers oo Burnett's Mound. "We believe in Jesus Ctirbl ... who never let his neighbor be unaccounted far ... who came the last few days dressed in kahki ... who was in the farm families who trucks and manuev.... ... .. laws ... who got dust in bis nostrils cleaning his neighbor's

. fmm one of itsi .first. nlrrow escapes i early ino's. After an appruprialiwi made by the Legislature beautifying the Statehouse Jrounds. a landscape artist lied a red rag around each tree that wu to be cut down, The cottonwood was among 0nse tagged. For V it wu guarded day _ . — by friends who were determined It should be spared. Finally the landscaper admitted defeat. In l«9l another landscape art1st recommended It bo cut down because he believed It wasd y"We believe in grace sufficient mg It wasn't. ■' to let old buildings fill and new. PresIdeeU ones rise. | presWenU. Harrison "We believe b the pwer of McKinley and Taft, made cam nature which uproota ertai paign speeches beneath the and bl^wa up faousts and tree and in be cover d its smaihei cart. We believe b the shade the 30b Kansas regbMSi God who beard every bahy'i of vehmteert Mumbled for be cry . . . who felt 0n pata of tfteu Wv. glau b fleth ... who trerabla maklBg mcerd tor Hwhen burance rebnu are leas _____ Jk PhUtpptoei, the re00un needs. ment and Us commaadw said "We believe b ittter* who farewen under ita branebee. took children to cheltor ae if It hu wibtlood caatleti atthey were betr own. We be lieve b workers who didn't uk "are by black or white or y«- Worker at Goodyear low7" "We believe In a new day Pinned, Leg Broken arising from the rubble. fldtia Brtalee, 33, Lyndon, wuj "We believe the finel utisfee- binned between e sweeper andi tion of a black tornado cloud It a new tensillvliy to what life log at the Goodyear Plant and is all abouL" hU left leg wu IricturtoL He wu token to St. Franclt Hotoiltol. wnere a cast wu ap plied and ba

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Natlonslbt Par^, was elected State Rep. Dollie E. Newell. governor of Girls SUte WednesR.SUffard. who had nied for the diy. Republican nomination for the Other sUle olficera elected I House of 1 Uv« from the 107th District of- Lieutenant governor, Kale ficialty withdrew Wedneiday, Hartman (F). Arkansas Oty; This leaves Stale Rep. Ed lecrelary of state, Carol Lyon Boyd. R-Lamed, the, only Re Mary Pat Kennedy publican in thf primary in that eral. FrenWort: audllor Janie Whitdistrict which includes Pawnee tier (F). Kansas City; treasand Sufford counties. urer. Cinda Cummings (F). Coldwater; supl. of public in Suie bep. Don Smith. Colby, filed for the COP House struction. Ann Mortis (N>. I nomination from the 124tb Dis loll; Insurance commUsion Sheri Robertson (N). Ellis; trict setting Av a three-way ReSharon Rogers (F>, publicann ct^itest eeriest between htei Olathe. and Slate Repi. John Golden. Debbie Hayes of Lawrence, R-Gooditnd, and Stale Rep. Nationalist candidate, ww elect Harry Uita, R-Sharon Spriop. ed chief Justice of the supreme Ihe district Includea ‘nxanai. court. Other supreme court JueWallace and Sherman eounUei. ticca: Janet Whttebalr (N). AblRalph Roadhouse, Portia, filed for (be Democratic nomination Jan Luckeroth (F). Maiysvflle; from the lUlh District which Karel Brocheisei (P). Gimetl: Includes Smith County and parts Leah Ann Sondberg <F), Lindtof Jewell and OsborM counties. tonighL

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rEqual-Branch Broad New Rights Powers Win Approval IPIanOwosed For Indonesia (AP)-A racial or rellgioui dburtmlua- Dirksen said Rep. Willim Me .................................... imi &>-a>e sate or rental of an Culkxh of Ohio, senior RepubUboualiu "can not be told to (be House JudiclaO' Senate.'’ emunittee who itteewtod tbe The 11-member Uouae Judici- conference with Kattenbach. tbe opinkB that itkm bin broke up luosiDg proposal faces "s rough Se snt, underscoring go in tbe House." the diRiralty Hooae leaders face Dirksen said that barring i In pr«erviDg tbe housing aec- miracle be se« noacceptabh campromiie. and if Katieflbacb tton. 4

We^ttdy to give the attorney broad new powers to protect Negroes’ ritfits tr«k trotdde boiled m ow : JAKARTA, IndMiesii (AP) - open bousing proposal. prtstdot Sukvu) Mini Us Senate RepnUlcan leader opposttkn Wednesdty u rWof Everett M. DIrksen of IlUnob clamor that the le0ilaUve md told Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katoenludicial branchM be tndepend- baeh that the propoaed ban cti .cot of the exraiUve. He also said Parliament sltould not ad vocate the liberal type of West ern Democracy. Speaking at a palace cerenvony, Snkann said tbe theory «r tbe separation of power beIween the legialative. executive tind judletal bodies has to be 'abandoned. He did not elabonte. I However, the ceremony itself was «trend toward such a sepa ration of power fotlowtDg de mands by students aod political groups. Salons innfarated The ceremony was to inaugu rate five lawmakers the Ptrllajnent recently nominated to bead tbe House of Representa tives. In tbe past the Parlia ment leaders were appointed by $ukamo. While Sukarno has been shorn of most of his power, tbe army leaders wbo wrested control from him an keep him on president becaaw of his popolarity with tbe maskes. Sukano'e sutus may be da^ ified after the People's Consultalive Congress, the natkm'a highest legislative body, meeta Monday. : Militant atndaU have dabandad the congreea atrip Su karno ofhli title of preddent for life. But apparently In response .10 srmy prodding, tbe students ^recently have been supporting Sukarno. : The congress, « lure of Sukarno's, was recently reconsUtoted and all Commu nists or pmCommunista mem bers were purged. It undoubted ly will do what the new mUitary-civiUan regime wints. U. Gen. Suharto, lodooesU’s alroogman, recently declared that Sukarno was wrongfully jamed presWent for life. Per haps congress win take this title -sway from him irtille letttng •him remain as prerident

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Reds Iron Out Differences Before De Gaulle'S Arrival

MOSCOW JAP)-Ee« European CooimunUt Coo foreign mifassrorklDg In a secrel CHICAGO (AP) — Police car tors are meeting to r ' ■ganda is Iftely to WAMEGO -Albert Joaeph He was a member of SL Ber- ried their cfaster-buiting itrate- common froM fort be security questions. Eckarl. a WaneRo farmer, did ard CatboUc Church and 0 into a second night Wednes to preaest to President Chariee The Conummist talts Wdnesdsy at his Dome here KnighU of Cohimbui Lodge fa day fa eSorta to nutatol de GaoOe next week, faformad npp^ to have ended last from* a heart attack. He wu <2. Wamego. surcea said Wednesday. 9tA at afonnni meeting of tbe He was bora June S, IMM. in Survivors faehide his wife. peace, bowevo- tmeny, fa tedgn mfaitterB cf tbe Waniw Informants Pottawatomie County, aitd bad Uarte. of (be home; three mee. riot4oni Puerto Rkan district. tbeCommunist effort wu toward (or- Pact, tbe Communist East Bolived fa tbe county aUte Me. Joe and Lerry, both of Wamego, Xfbenever gra^e cf rcsldenta mfagmfan COUJUBUS npean miUtaiTa Utonce. Coma nltod ftnnd on Ekin>OmcM C. Bndney. fonoer Kanand Delbert. Aurora, Cole.; two gafliered on ildewelki outside ean questfa which the Rus nundst sooieee said the talks M* fegtslator and former mem dangbteri. Mrs. Rita Carwm. eendy itorei or oBw baagoots, sians could we u a buis far htv* enntlwid for an extra James Freel Sr. ber of Uw SUte Board of ReTbpeka, and Mrs. Margie BeJ- peUce moved cpficUy to dis talks with the French pruidenL ; to dlacusi atfious difisr*fnU. wm be at 10 ajn. Friday James R. Freel. Gratfaa, Uader, Wtroego; two brohtaa, perse them. By braking up tbe at the Jordan Funeral Home 40-year Topeka reaideat. died Clarence and Aloyslus. both of small clusters under erden to .with a smile" th^ hoped Chapel here. Wednesday fa a Topeka hoQtfal Wamego; four etoten, Mra. An any large mob from takdm '^r. Bradney, who vas JT after a long ilfaess. He wet M. drew Prockish, and Mrs. Anna Mcnday. died in a Columbus Mr. Freel was born March 2, Ebert, both of SI. George, Sis 'shape. ItM. at Onaga. He was a re- ter M. Ferdinands, 0. S, B, m^ for rock Atdtison, and Mrs. Alberta Tuesday ious iilneat of several months. lUiod contractor. throwing. That wu mtaor com He was first elected to tbe He wu a member of Felin Yaim, Manhattan; end pared with rioting on Sunday grandcnlklren. House from Cherokee County in iptisi Church . I!IK. In 1B2S, he was elected Survivors include his wife, Services will be at 9 am. Sat and Monday nigbU in which Cherokee County SUte Senator. Ruby of tbe borne; three ions, urday at St. Bernard Calbotic ' ' t Puerto Ricans were shot wounded and sewes of othsnd hew Utot position unUMHS. ioo GsrfleW: Church. Wamego. Prish Rosary were fafared by flying Mr. Bnfaiey nee iteadlly as GWo freel. of the home, will be recited at 7:30 pm. Fri RepubUean leader fa (be Sen Lerry FTeel 1004 W. 37th; olSe day at Stewart Merowial Cbap- ttoocs and other mlssiies. ate and in ltS7 was elected daughter. Mrs. Jaidce Lundy d. Wamego, and Knights of president pro tern. U was in that StotesvUle. N.C.; two brotbers, Columbus Rosary at 6 pm. •ession that the Serute look (he Ales Fnet, Deitver, Colo., am Burial will be fa tbe Wamego furfaer notlee. Ibe appointment H commit Francis Freel, Missouri; and Canetery. dry area wu bounded by tees away from tbe lieutenant ■is grandchildren. Bloomfagdale Avenue on the governor, who is preaideni of Services ere pending with uwaanee khmjt the Senate, and gave the re- Penwdl-Gabe! Funeral Home fa ■ exroaO-4*rvttm tv Lewnnu KM north. Pauline Street a east, CUeago Avenue on the aponsiblitty to the president charge of arrangemenu. VfiMY *1 hi> nama to iimhi, ta SDUtb and Kedrie Avenue on tbe pro tem. rn wai tom March II, ItB. at MmIb. aaa ammaa iha Raaiara him Ichaai west. In December IM Bradney ana toa uiOMriiiy « Kaxaaa. Tbe bar closings wm volun was appointed to tbe Stole w<li4]inMW'>«r Mamxrr. >*r Lane tary. Policemen were ordered to Board of Regents and M. (MS TunMr »< • TopM* nsMlu luf>i»ara tocivM hit otta. Jaan. a cell on places fa the district and as chairman of the boe«ri CW’rlbufMi-l m«T W iM. Tamnrr, aaa a aavehtar. VKtI. all AlWrlMO Crw»r toclW> m*T <t rna Kama; XH paraoik Ur. ana Mra. ask that they remain closed un til further notice. He also served • short time as a menber of tbe SUte Ci Servlee Board. In private life be operated an ice fdant in Columbus. Id 1M2 he wu enpIoTed u penooBil manager of tbe Spencer Chem ical Co. end bald that posttlea XI yearn. He wu one of fae organiun of tb Kansu US« Highway Asst, end wu active fa Amerb can Legion affairs on the state end national levels. He served In toe Army In World War I after lUendlng College of Ekngprla. X Hit wife. Pauline, died Jan. f». 1968. ■ Survivors Include a son. Bradney. Cotancil Bluffs. D. GMbBvo daughters, Mrs. W. D. non and Mrs. a E. Boulwarc, loth of Cohimfaia, and nine ^ndchOdren. Burial wDI be fa Part Centolery, Columbus.

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LONDON - Om d the hi^-quatiOed medicil teains Britain bu ever tent abroad will leave (or S^fon neit mortti at the invlUtlon of the Sotdh which is to be BriUln-a biggest pracUcal commitment w far in Viet Nam. Four eminent doctors snd six ipecifclly. • trained nurses trill take over surgery at Saigon's Nhi Dong HosplUI. where there scute staff shortage and lack of modern equipment, and where 400 children sbire 900 beds. It is the only chlldren'i hosplUl in South Viet Nem. WUeoB Appravu The team, led by Dr. Philip Belnsford Evans, dlrecter ' dUtrics at Ooy’s Ho^ilUl. don. bu the pers^ blessing of Prime Mln&ter Hsrold WUson. An tppul for medlcel as sistance reached the Ministry of Overseas Development a year ago and Dr. Evans wu sent to Sslgon to investigate. BriUln sees In the highpowered medical mUslon not only an opportunity to alleviate NEIW YORK (AP) - Kid underweight boys, and a few human suffering, but tome val catchei free, kid carvet Indian that tpeciallu in going bare uable prestige end a posslUe bead in piece of toap. Ud oomaT foot. defense ugfnst home lustanned: a alnple but Ballet campc are r the Viet Nam ouiracwBl; outdated pieture of road bom leanlt canpa, French aHuation. campi than Iba lame lake with Up to DOW. tadiRical aulstlununer eampe. iclence campa. and travel ance to the South VielaameM They've chan«ed. Ihif year, (bey have mld«i cinpe get awny from everyone. hu been an unlmp ■ilinarlDee. go^rt tracfci an Tbe new ipedalbata, a de- tioi of tbe enmuJ British ellobowling alleyt. Iheren one (or velopiTwnt oflhe Uft 10 yean, cstioa of IB.4 million toward overweight glrli, another for probably wlQ take a greater technical autstanee to 6 o o t b ihare than ever of tbe sation’i Bast Alin ccoatries under tbe tiz million cempert when they Colombo Plan. Over the giM begin puking for tbli summer. Although the Amerfcn Ctap- ____ _______ .. . ira bg AasociatioQ makes no etU- mostly on advisers to a teachers' mate of their number, it bu set lining college, a university aside a leparate lectloo for d s new tea factory. tpealiud cam^ iniOBg the ^Vear Scheme 11.000 it Util acroM tbe country. Tbe flve-yetr medlcM achsne. “If t^ are a trend, It's tmMANHATTAN (SPEOAD-A dentandable, dentandable. 1I suppose,” tuppote.’ tayi coUeetkn of arcUtectural booka Betty Lowensteln, executive- dlhoooriag (he meBnry ef4.vB. reelor of the usocial' Wohiberg. Top^ arcUte^ who York office. died UK year, bu been pre-

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less they're suffielently stimu lated. they lust don't want to go back the next year.” Suffleient stimulation costs MS for the I e a s 0 n at Camp Afloat on Spanish Wells Islind to the Behamai. Then are twoman sabinariiMi for exploring the ocean, a UMeot laning eatomaran, and tnstraeUoo in teountad to Kaana 8Me Univtr- be diving and anderwator phedly. tognphy. Fellow ereUtoeto «d Camp Stanley for glris to Him contributed nevty S1.4M to pa^ Ityville. N. Y-. pramlau <‘rechase M votiM whkh have educattoo to eating habits” and been donated to tbe architoetara] a “fmvailad saffliner while toe libraiy at K-Stote at a IMof ing wMfbt” tor a fM fee. mentorUL And fomiBerlaad Camp lor BOBtatonnliti. agu > to " __ I Ftoeta. dan “is for fun, tor eiptortnf. . . CUIate of Archttoetura____ laaghtog. for tooktag at cowi rign, wM tba boeka wfll be and wendertog bow they make Itatined by e q»da] plate, milk.” Ibe camp, to R having u part of Its design a N Y., costs 640. section of aa archltoctanl o^ Maxwell Alexander, executive nament dealgned by Wohiberg. director of the AssoclaUen of Flecher tald K is (be largest Private Camps, memorial gilt ever made to tbe much of the new speelaUaUou u 'glnimkiry." but adds. “It’i PresentoUon of tbi velumea had (he effect of maktog some wu made by WUUam R. Hale, of tbe tradittonal canq>i sbarpprtaMalefflieKanH(3a()Ur en up some of their pregranu.” of tbe American Institato of Arcbltocto and a fanner assoRiley's Legion Post dato of WoUberg. Tapika Firm Wohiberg wu a member of is Sued by Woman the Topaka firm of Hosnlla. StoM MUan, Riley, ened (be HMe and Wohiberg when he American Poet at Riley died January ». ilU. of can for 60ta to damagu to U.S. cer. He wu 41. The family Distrtet CMirt ben Tuesday. home wu 16M I>rive. The plaintiff tUegs she wn wohiberg wu a U60 graduate injured at the post home while of K-Stete and wu assodeted It wu being used u i with tbe Topeka ftnn from that place during tbe 1(64 date. . election.

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Dutch Combat Riots

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AMSTERDAM (AP) - Tht HARQUriTE. Micb. (AP) Dutdi fovanmeftt took over BUI Scott, a Nortben HkUpD •InuNt in pdtce lecuritf tune* Univeraltr tentor. It goiaf a tougbenlnc-op routine Uooi Tuetdiy Amiterdam in effort! to slop forUi new violence b; atrikii^ cooworkert. *

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Red Cross Seeks More Addresses The foDowiog person’s asked to report iheir where abouts immediately to the Red Cross headquarters elOer person or by phane to CE 4W1. • Enso V. Bighnati.t assistant national director of Red Cnss Diwsier Serview and director of the Topeka RM Cross operations. sUted that Inquiries con cerning the nave been received fron^ all over the nation.

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Tro^h, Marriage Are Announced

• John’s Episcopal Church. Marysville. Cillf. He Is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Ihuriow Baker of Sacramento. Other out of town guqgts at the Meade home over tbe weekend were Dr. and Mrs. Russell Cave of Manbattan and Mra. M. 0. Land. St. JeMft. Uo. ' Mn. Victor Van Dorn of AxteU to vtoitlng her daughter, Mrs. WllUam J. Brandenburg Jr., and family. OUDLB ROLL -Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fleming announce tbe birth of a daughter. Susanne Marie, on June 9. The FlemiBgi have another daughter, Eltoabeth Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reese Spurrier and Mr. and Mrs. J. How ard Fleming. Captain and Mrs. John Dean Newman of San BemardiDo, Calif., announce the birth of a asa. David Tlwodore, on June 6. Grandparento are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Newman of To peka and Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Hoffman of Duquesne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Reaser arc the parents of a son. Douglu Wayne, bom June I at Slormonl-Vsil Hoqilta]. The baby has a sister. Julie Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Chris Martin and Mrs. Velma Reaser. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Arthur Winter. Falls Oty. Neb., Mn. Freda Allen, Coming, and Mr. and Mn. Qeve Martin. CONFERENCE CANCELED - AU aetlvlUes wsociated with the Central Regional Conference of Delta Sigma Theta aorority scheduled for June IbJune 19 at the Ramada Inn are canceled.

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Robert W. Richmond, archiv KIRKSVILLE. Mo. (Speciali ist for the Kansas State His -Two Topeka stolen attending torical Society, will ' be the Northeast Missouri Sute Teachspeaker at a meeting of the en College at KIrksvilte were Topeka Chapter of American named to the dean's honor roll Association of Retired Persons fw the spring quarter. at 1.30 p,m. Friday at Myron They are Cretches and Janet Green Cafeteria, 715 Quincy. PleKh. daughien of Col. and Mrs. Joseph Mathis Flescb. <7S Cedar Crest Road.

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Major and Mra. Slewarl H Qialooer announce the en gagement of their deughter, Mari Sue. to John Lawrence Sullh-an, Buffalo.-N.Y. TV wedding will take place June 25 at Porbea Air Fttrce Base Chapel. Misa Chakmeh was graduated from High School at Nooaaseur. Morocco, and from Oark's Busineu School. She is emplo>-ed at the air base. Mr. Sullivan was graduated from. Bishop Turner High School, Buffaio. N Y., and is preaenily serving in the Air Force at Forbes Air Force Base. He is a member of Alpha Delta Beu fralemily at the University of Buffalo. LOtklMAN-BECRER -Mrs Frances Lownun and War ren A. Becker were married at 5 p.m. Friday. June tO, in the chapel of West Side Chrislian Church. The Rev. Robert A. Langston officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The chapel was decorated with a large bouquet of pink gladtoU and yhilow and white mums, sent by the bride’s son, Cmdr. Evans J. Francis of Washington. D.C. The hrWe wore a strocl-lcnglh dress of bhie lace with a while orchid corsage. Robert Praneb. Manhattan, and Mr. Becket'i daughter. Mrs. Bill Marlin, Meriden, were hostesses at a buffet aupper. PbylUs and Katherine Martin, granddaughters of Mr. Becker, assisted Others present were: Robert Trane It, Oark and John. .Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs Everet Land. Over land Park; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Irwin, Hoyt; Mr. tod Mrs. Golden Becker. Mr. and Mrs. atfford Souders. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Loub Long. Mr and Mrs. Ray Irwin. Mrs. John Christ man and Mr. and Mrs. Becker. Mr and Mrs. Becker will be at home at 1311 Wayne after June 20. FOR BRIDAL PAIR - Neighbors of Karen Kllker, brideelect of Harold G. Brown, whose wedding wtU take place Saturday at the Central Church of Christ, entertained with a ••Hit and Her's” barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fraser June 9. Tbe party included MUs Kllker. Mr. Brown. Mr, end Mrs. C. C. KUker, Mr. end Mra. £. G. Brown. Mrs. Blanche Pitch of Phoenix, Arlx.. Mrs. John H. O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Urson, Mr. and Mrs. John Bausch and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Canfleki and fam ily. Mr. and Mn. J. Hugo Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. John Corkbill aixl family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCormick. Dr. and Mrs. Newell Feeley and family. Dr. and Mrs. Dale Dickson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenton C. Granger and family. Wally KlUer. Randy McCormeik. Gary Neiaon aad Mr. and Mrs,\Fra»r. HERE AND THERE - Mr. and Mrs John Baker, who were weekend guesU of hb aunt, Mrs. Lakin Meade, have left for t^ home in Sacramento, Calif. Mr. Baker, who was gradual^ last week from the Episcopal Theological Semi-

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a my heart to see her sad tact et Me that u au >ying beruU. It aU began eaa be hel^ wba win aot kelp several years ago when dad re MuieiL tired and they started spe ' CONnDEVn*AL*TO “NOTi their wlmers to Florida, would a loving, respected grand WITHOUT SIN:” Who U? Just Tbe -npefca USO Ktivittei an mother turn to ekobol after tram your child to the way you jwbiC beU Id tbe YWCA ootfl know you ibould have gone having done practically Sbe dob at »U Kansas Afenue yourself. Providence will do the Is rtpaired. Boon wUl be u Dad U atrictly a oofrdrlnk- rest. itsual — Monday and Ibunday beforeKiinner man. I finally got Problems? Write to Abby. Box I she asked Mm what t to 10:30 p-m., and Saturday 69700, Los Angelsu. Cal.. 90068. he thou^ of me. He didn't Oeof Abby 4Dd Sunday 2 to 11 p.m. For a personal reply, Indose a say be liked Tbe dawe ttw club Is havinf formal wedding, me, but be didn’t say he hated she can't. She drinks alone sod stamped, self-addressed envelSunday at tbe YWCA will honor me. ehber. and Sandor said, “Over no one knows It. 1 can’t 4he Bed Horse Operation at I wu listening to on the other thinks dead body!” t my mother to go to MRS. LAWRENCE M. GABEL He would only have to wear it phone. I wu going to ask him Forbes Air Force Base. hr, and I can’t accuse my me. Abby, and it could be to our dub formal, but now I'm ; Joan Wlebnan Is arranging er of lying when he uys made to fit him comfortably, not sure. He bu never uked me ê is “beUer." I am an R.N. lor miniature goU tonight Ibe but Sandor says be Is going to out, but whenever we were ac- and know where she’s beading. 4roup *B1 kave from the YWCA wear his new dark bhie suit How can I help her. Abby? -jt 7:30 p.m. with a regular shirt and tie. )KEN DAUGHTE ; Orval Harger bu announced Atxl when Sandor says some :a council meeting lor Sunday at thing. that is final! How do you me what to do. reason with a man tike that? DEAR CONFUSED: Forget 6:30 p m. The group wDl sdteduoleu be admits thii b> IN TEARS “C” and ask a boy who has jile future evenu at the YWCA. powerleu agatoft drtok. Thai DEAR IN: Your Stace ta an uked you <out Andtf ; Karen Simmons Is in charge is tbe first stop In the AleeIn Hot Springs, Ark. ladlvMulisL Wev what yw xit sbuflldward at 7:30 p.m. June 1041 Approximately wish, and let Sander do tbe and girls, don't be a party to mother cmU poulbly be helped Thursday. members, rûtÛng 82 coUeIt will appear odd. but ealllDg op boys. And never listen Topeka USO members have '' and 206 atumnae chapters tbe ties will be M leu bladlBg. to on tbe other phone. It's dlt- by JotnlBg that group. It’s worth a try. . the United Slates and honest and cbikUih. invited to attend a aeiniIf she were to see a psy DEAR ABBYf I a 16 and no ___ win attod. party at tbe Emprea Presiding win be Mrs. Graeme raiii.g beauty, chiatrist and be oneartbed tbe but 4)EAR A^ What CYO Fridey. pub CV done for a 77-year-otd woman iieasoB your mother wu trytagi Reid of Essex FeUs, N.J. in- ugly either. I wu over et to destroy herself, he might be| g^l friend's house one night a with a drinking problem? That lemational grand president Official delegate representing she called up “C''-a boy woman is my mother, and it able to reMM her. Bat It it a the Topeka alumnae chapter, will be titrs. Uwrence M. Ga bel. and serving u alternate delegate, is Mrs. Mbduel S. Pope. of Haneywckle. FotgK.fH-a Mn. Miles PuUord Is chai^ udCupU'iDtnbkweoM ■ WASHINGTON (AP)-An ad man of the Grand Council Re iBtoduur pink... ditional list of hospitals cleared ception to be held June 20. fol with la«a to loh gray bdai hr partkipatlon in the Medl- lowing tbe opening banquet She ea puR whiR ciraluant C enie program was announced 'll be assisted by Mrs. WUllam u 1 geulr cumd Wednesday by the Department ^SulUvan and Mrs. Walter N. coupe ihipe Tbe recurrence of cool, rainy Other-awards are secoe et Health. Education and Wei- Scott bMdtd with 6mu Ptutoua wutber here hu not ' e, 825; third place, $15, ai Since the founding of Gamma (tte. the enthusiasm of •h place. 810. The prim ai Phi Beta in 1874 at Syraeose : 'The list Included these in Kancastrs bidding lor prizs In the given by Capitol Federal. University in Syracuse, N.Y. the m: to both modem and mdmoori 1966 lizzler contest sponsored To enter, a post card must has grown to a mem' Abilene Mamorlal HotpUal: sorority by the Dally Capital. be eent to “lizder Coetteet, To- itbteMRtopofiadir. ................. et «,008. Through «xBbwu Stata Soldlen HoapHal, berth^ it owns K Dodge: Olrmd General Boe- uaatn pbflanthtopiu, - 0 nnnmer St Roae Hospital, Great and they continue to come to at accommodating 184 4; University of Kansu camps, day, hour and minuta of one at Indian Hills, Oeki. Hkltal. Kansu aty; Manbat- girU, High predietkm and the eotrtnt's and one at Sechelt,’ &C. f4a1 Memorial Hospital; Riley Although Topeka’'s Ugh so far home addreu and telephone Bty Hospital. Manhattan; this year bu not climbed ibed above number. MRS. W. C GATES lillon County Hospital, Syra- cfaUdrec at local campa, 91 degrea, Weather Bureau offlciali eiy ehaoca are dim'that medal empbaiU on aid to athe city win escape a lOMe- many entria u U117 daire, cepUooa] chfl^ StneeÛU ^ reading before lummer'e but each must be put oo a aepÂpparent Low Bid ante post card. In caae of a First prize of ISO will go to tie, tbe post cardbeartoi Offered for Pomona vanced study to aocla] aentec the guesier who meet accurate earliest patmark wQl becene tin. Geerge Docking li prully ^points when the c« ; KANSAS CITY (AP) - The dant of tbe Tbpeka alumimn tbe official winner. mark will reveler oo the More than 3,500 entrlM were PeoitaU Couftructton Go.. I^w- chapter of Gamma Phi BMa. tol Federti Savtogi and Loan made to lest year's ceotett be Aaen. branch ' fore the lOMegre tmperature t low bid for coonooSPtTwater supply and unlB»y facn.____ • --S It S» Mn. W. C. Oatu wu toslaUed Da and Reservoir uar Lynu pruideni of the Metrepdidee. The Ann bid INJOO. There tan Buelnen and Profashnul m four other bids, the higbWomen’s Oub for the year 1966ert. 8125.000. 17 at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday al ■ The project wiU Indude wata The Topeka chaptff of tiM Ka- the Hotel Jayhawk. Mrs. Mu«^y Unu and latrine and tieaal Am. for the Advance- tae Calhoun, former State FedSwir buildings In tbs MleU- ent of Colored People Iratioh President of K a n s a a Valley and Wolf Creek (NAACP) will ecaduct a voter ^^Kanus, wu the IntalUng Gary Corley, 13, son of Bir. Telephone service has b e e n reglstritton and membersb' and Mn. WDham E. Corley. 510 drive at 3 pm Sunday at ti menta for Ok meettog Burgeu, wlD receive the Boy almost restored to tornado Jmaged aread of Topek, Jackson Memoria] Chuicb, end IftstallatloD were under the Scout God andrOiantiy Award 117 JadaOB. direction of the blitoiy commit at U sjn. Sunday In North To Jama F. Hê, vice president A MghUght (d tbe afternoon tee with Mn. Irene Lang, chair peka Baptist Church. and general manager for ~ ' program will be stogliu by the man, Mn. Beth Snook, co-chalr^ western Bell uld Wednea of Youth group. man. Karolyn Kampbani and -Our dameged pola an )ourrraclel,.l Nancy McMlnn asaMtog. cabla have been replaced tioaal choir of boys and glrU The fdlowtog oOeen also we're rea^ to Install tel^tbooa age 9 to 18 from Denver. Colo., were Initalled: fint vk^pieiicr move aervlce to new loca aeoonbig to Milton P. Jackaon. dent, Mn. Myrtle Yocum; sec tions,” ««1H ewcBtlTe beaH monber of tbe ond v4i»pruldeot, Mn. Rout"However." be added, fthe Topeka diapter. lee Jeter; recwdtog secretary, flood of orders for mova and The singiag group wu formed Mrs. Helen Jones; treasurer, new Installations Is causing in 1964 u a noqxnftt organtoa- Mn. Marjorie Sana; corretlon to work with juvenile de spondtog secrrtary, Mn. Sista few delays. But to help handle linquents to Denw. The group rUamentariin, Mrs. these requests we havr men hu appeared at a number of omu and counselor, than 100 ioslallatton trucks NAACP and youth meetings Mrs. Glenys Guild. from Missouri and all over Kan around tbe country. tember 1961, and Joined Boy sas at work here in Topeka.” According to Jackson, SunScout Troop 28 to May 196i He Customers whose service was da^ program will totâle a Park Road Job Set became a Life Seoul to Janu disrupted wiQ not be charged tribiue to Jama Meredith, civil The Kansu Highway Commis- ary 1966. :for the time their telephones ri^tg worker who wu shot two ion h« issued a work order He WiU be In the eighth grade were iwt working. Haake said. ago to Mississinri. for bnprovemenl of roads in the at Curtis Junior High School in An automatic adjustment will NAACP members from Saiina, ScoU County Slate Park. be made on the next bills. :lhc fait. Junction City. Emporia. Manhatlan and Lawrence are ex pected to attend tbe voter regis tration drive. 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ctaffdi SBdaod about walls of the Eheooer Br»«R Alboo^ exact eilmatcs ha«i A flftb ehordi, tbe old Um not boot compUed, doDicB b Oiapel. Hb lad Van Boca, mm damage. bittMn.Brld- Quidi, UN B. 4tb and win. The dty foreeter urgad Tope7tp*a|NRtablab«abk% kais ta tbe tornado anas b »aald K probabiy will be dowi wen blown onL d,batNkket btBido.'nii^ wUt Bot «. tt b a» known what OsoehM wlih minor damage taka a “wata«nd«ee** policy ciQr will have to proceed gal requirenunU lor pttaUca- Trameway” — all ere csmidete edjA Re iMttbf. ccedtWmmort Nk±el. lb budget planning on a ttan of Uu bodgR and tbe Aug. qneRlon merta. Bat an ere tiketa noli and wtadowa large Rude trees enttfo fBCfctify ctf fiw TOpAi group was uitaf tbe taSdtag. are tmnonnal edudule and leave the cred Heart CalboDe Chureli, UJ damaged by flu twister. A grmp had rested the boOd. !ng at tbe dbrefa me* tbe torCbnoefl of «bnrehei, nld In next year’s dty budget. dunged. But the red may have tag two meethi ago, Nickel aedo. but rata has cauaed ex- Freeman; Our Lady of Onada- Letter Terry, city corester. sa Even harder to esUmab to Uu nis department win addition. Finance Comm. Ken- to be Juggled exiensh Nk±d nid ttb |7S,m atl- stal bat Ooondl offldaU or be tenahre damage b oak tloon and lupe, ION Atchtaon; Central Wedneaday Since dty offldals can't esU- amount of extra mooey needed inspect end advlee bomeown' Permate taclodct Qve dmRtes fwmer mtaUler of Lane Chapel, ohiou <m tbe pews, she sakL Congregational Churdi. UM Bo- ers if their trees shoold be cut neth Kem said Wednes^. mate the effect.of tbe tornado en. new wiiicfa were damaxod oteulve- have been unable b IdeatUy tbe Memben of the New Jerasa- dianan; Central United Pres B. T.-Before Tornado-Kern on the 1K7 budget byterian Cburch, 9N Hontoon; down. ly anl ii lower than wh Tirst group. s are completed, thoee Eitfineertng Dept, expenses and lem BaptlR Church attended Commuiilty Baptist Onircfa. Ult “it will take some tfane lor nd the dl similar Items. Certainly dty fear«). Nickel talked Vedneefigures can't be Included in the pectad to i contingency funds can be exday with minlilen of tbe more Uany churches have bee earvices in tbe efaureb Sunday. ff. 21R; and Centra] Park Chris us to gelaround," said Terry, partmenial budgets and special 'initial review budget. “because w ar swamped now heavyy damaged chunAes, but damaged turibcr by heavy Hides were tom in the roof and tian Church, tm Gay. fund accounb this week, submit to. H U. lol.l StS “ taking out tbe treee that wtibowi were stuttered ta the “We could be wrong, but from rains lince tbe bniado. ..tee exact extent oT ‘ a UR of pi tnoonl of expected federal aid fourfold. I’ve seen, the ---------atlU li not kaowiL The roof was blown from tbe tblrty-yev old building. I to the for rehaWliUition of the itorm- Anotherr Ibig qucsUoo b the in Topeka ibouldnt be Slate shingles were rii Umado'sI (effect 00 the city's > Oambes with the beavittt First Fricnb Church and City Commlaston late . damaged city. from the roof of tbe Mt. Carmel ___ than ITS^N." Nld*l said. AndrewsTop Shooter month, damage are Ut Cannel Bap> wall has been knocked d aebedule some rwcUI Probable cost of nstorisy lax base, since nundreds of Cbm^ lea^ a boh HoR mtalstas are waiting for UR Qnrdt. AA line; Mew meettap ta eariy July pobUe faclliUa. dty expense oDce-valuable properties will be almoRlNfeet IN feet acroaa. Wbbowi taaurance adjusters b survey Bon Andrews had a perfect public Jerunlem BaptM Cba^mt were valued at |85,im assessed next year as vacant mark of U targeb In tba South and approve the 1K7 bodgd by for disaster vtctimi, the dty's ground. ttit Ebcaeair Baptlat It was dedicated in UM, aaU alio were ndmd from flu boOd- tbe damage, be sail share of a new bus barn and tag and rata has damaged ca^ Be said an of flu damagnd TRtRm Gun Ctab'e Wednesday flu third week of July. Ounth, 1000 E. a ~ Mrs. Val BrideMttae. wife Tne laR part of that and construeBwentag Derby. Fotr ibooters peta. cbnrdus except Lane Ch^ yirR TOenda OnmA, I the dmrch'i pasbr. Vil Brid still b mandatory, because le- tioo of e proposed “Tornado tied for eeccod place. Brldtf were torn from tbe can be repelrel (BStine, mo Medford. Mi

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ea- when whmi be conplalned complained of a tstal And the Romans thenwelves. Thy brought with them tbdr Ibdr Greeks, knowledge of tbe arch! ROME (AP) - A noted eiirtw swallowed up the earlier lold wort Uni TO Ih, Onal In I" “» part OB one of the wortd's nnit lack of “laaiea] efaraents' and a language that might tell puBlfal langnages has and olher Etruscan writings Etruscan culure and must have ancient Europe, bronre handl-j,ij^_j„^—y anyone could lack wbat tbe Rosetta Stone had known something of tbe lan craft that they sold fa thelread it. Us peoslffllsUc CQ Nobody wtU ever be abic to wtdeh permuted eiperta finally guage, limply fat it go down the to tranUate Egyptian hiaugly drain. translate Etnaean." Experts have been trying to phies. The Rosetta Stone, bund As I............................... .. Tilt prtKripIloa «U freei Capiiol Pott No. 1 (4 the 0 so lor centuries, ever since in the NUt della. In 1799. bad the are confronted by a locked door. • Antericu UgioD in baa the angular fatten Qrst wsa bfaroglyphici plus a complete Tl^ke^ his ben dropped down ; traniUtioo in ancient Greek esUbUthri a IMsaater ReUef found carved on domed totnbe Ftmd far Topeka binado vie- and painted on the pottery of wbicb the experts knew. Origin of the mysterious Uma, and is seeking Legbn he mystery people who lived in Several Btmean i have boo found on stone which Etruscan artists, metalworkers toppert 00 tbe state and na- Italy before tbe Romans. bet bean paidioMd by and navigators to not known tiooal levels. “The language to legible be- afao bore Latin hncriptlons. Bat Prof. Pegna. like many other FUda Earmarked eauM the alphabet to known,’’ cfase study convinced tbe ex mperts, believes they came perts that the Latin words had Prof. Mario Lopes Pegna said Fuodi collected wOl be tuned relation to whatever bad from (be Aegean or eatoem S frM i«ur.d tlorav*— Over to the Satvatioo Army Wednesday. He to president of DO Mediterranean area about 8M Comdr. Dale Riehardsoo, of tbe the Center for Tuscan Historic been written' earlier to Efrus•• w.”™r Studies at Florence and author Nai ■ ~ prieai — itar* PtetuB tall any Blaylock • FUEI D«a’? pay of books on the Etniscans. said. viuR mra # • yMlI Sail. Clatkaa Hare for pretcriplion acrrice. Never Tfanslaled . Richardson said Capitol Post LMXu saviet | -CMOiui nun Z No- 1 bu forwarded a request “But it will never be possible ^ADD EcJfc: AND, I palatlia^ Wa wffl be qled to dedver. Its ... raady ri far to state American Legion ofOcea to translate it for utter lack of MILK to the j aw Muim- I (raahly . Fleoie poy Heryek Drug III, of Bloylock-s far aid to solicHing funds, and the basic )»vi«'fl elements " the state oOieea wSl contact na That means that'allbough it to tloatl American Legion repre- peasible to read and pronounce •enuUvef. Etniacan words from the In Es-Topekaa Ctves scriptions, there is no way of Richardson said the local post knowing what the words has received a tlOO check from The latest alphabet, 28 letters W. W. Rohrer, a member carved In the Jrd Ctentury B.C the Topeka post, wbo now lives on a slab of stone found early In Hot Sprinp, Ark. this year. Is being stud' ■'I am shocked at the calami Florence. Tbe letters look ty that has befallen our beauti thfag like early Greek or... ful cHy of Topeka, and mf Man. Bot they are read from heart goes out to the unfortu right to fan. like Hebrew or nate .. . Rohrer said. AS Prof. Pegpa Indicated We Reserve Prices Good Bridal Pair Fined The Right to Thun., Fri., Sot. Umit QuonHHei KAMPALA. Uganda (AP) - Teocher at Institute June 16.17.18 Francis Baiamaa bride, still in her wedding gown, Mrs. Rulh W. Meyer, 04 Cam “ITfcere You Live Better for Less” were among more than 100 peN bridge. wbo teaches at Lowman sons fined 1 pound - 0.80 each for violation of the cui ' Old-Fashioned imposed three wedu ago in . nectk» with Uganda govern ment steps to aboUsb tbe sub sidiary Klngdcm of Buganda. UMmsity, Mnson Oty, Terns.

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SOUL, South Korea (AP) Nine Aaln and Pneifle nattona. banded together in a new nonrolUtanr aasodatlpo called "ASPAC." welgbbd today a fi nal commisdque oa Viet Nam demmeiatioa of nuclear Ml .tT L. Cvwr. ■—1 a. tM. tcets. Informants said all particluU in the thrcfrdey A^ aclTic ministerUI conference were agreed on mentioning the s Cinw. CCMn. 1101 V'Oirtt .M«. .IbOfi e. Caw. >0> Sra-Xro; Mm war but there .»nw. mo E. am -iw.. ahm l, » disagreement on wording. Views DWereit A njajori^ headed by the atriiMi erairfl oomo. sm w. sm. PhiUpptnes, South Vlei Nam and South Korea, was said to imi.i favor a strong statement In be liww M. O.IW. SM W. »h half of South Viet Nim, others led by. Japan favored a mild statement. There appeared no disagreemot over the denaditton of nuclear testli« lAtdi win apply to both Red CUna and Fruce. Pmea plana teM to tbe Padf-

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DETROIT (AP) - Teacher and pay raises (rwnll.OOOlon,- the 194 strikers. Sc^ls^^. elsbon preferred “profesaloBal wanuxits that closed 100 sdMols TOO annually. The current scale Ralph E. Brandt uM a tratlve penonoe] would contin M^gh the two gnupi are in southeastern Michigan have Is 6.500 to $10,300. rivals, they honored each otiw ue to keep the schools open. been narrowed to one. but more Detroit property owners Although teacher demands er-s picket Unei ta some dis. ccntly defealed by 12,000 votes a trouble is brewing. Washington (AP) - The a wide area -from aala- tricts. 1.5-mm tax Increaae that would Teachers ta Detroit's 3X pub Teeehsn’Views Onlted SUta Is edging closer to lic schools have scboduled - have provided more money fx How did the taechers feel the Russiair in a (rtendly low- 110 below at the South Pole }nst le schools. strike vote Tbiffsday, and soi age. about walking picket lines: teisperaure race ta the irtiM's about a 3«ar teachers elsewhere ta tbe state The rssh of teacher tt’s stm coDddarably in one district “the young milflrst time school boards have have vowed they won't return ta egan two weeks ago coldest am — the lce<of««d short of the minus m degrees had to run pretty fast to classes In the faU anleu new -an Detroit and ta Flint, an to- had to bargain with teacher or- lUnts AntarcHe conflneat. tbs Banians say they recorded get out of the way of the little dustrial city 50 miles north of gaidsations and other policies. old contract demands are met. Severn] yean ago at tMr Vosladies," said Brown. "Ibose -In miMfi. when spring Mtfy Helef Riontan. presl- here. “Fx the first time the board teachxs who had suffered Infloweia wwa bnrtUng iwUi In tok stttkD, alK> m the coBtiaeDdad of tbe Detroit Federation of At one time 2,000 teachers ve having to share decision dlgnltles all these years really Nortben HeoUiphtta lands, tal plateau but aevera] bnired were out, closing schools la Tesebert, said her union repreto it " American ex^ofer* In tt* Ant- miles awsy from tte Americaa which more tain 70.000 puplIs miking power," said George leaoed Ecorse. tents 1.000 of tbe 10.000 teachers a middle-aged Brown public relstioos director arctic recorded a tamperstore outpost in the dty. wbere schooto recess were enrolled. lx the Michigan Education As- picket said: “We didn’t wam to A 112-1 degrta^Mow aero Tbe new record low In Amerllor tbe summer next Wednes The teacbxs have returned to soclaUon. an alfillata of the Na strike. We don't Uke to walk the FahroheU at the U.S. station can experience is one of die work, except ta suburban day. highlight! id the current season :ket line. But we must, at the tional Education Association. on the eootloental plateau. Ecorse. GtanRwtactlon Some members o( tbe AFL- xd will dictate their terms to That's more than two degrees fx some ISO Americans - Navy Scboeli Opro The union is asking a reducare plctores of the 1M7 FeMs. toe FabiaM at top and ^ •ekler than the kiwest tonpcr- men and clvOian sdenllsts - at Ibese Tuesday night, _the seven- ^10 Michigan Fedxalion of five U.S. lUtiooi on tbe wWte ‘IbiadeibM at bettom. made a few days age ia Florida. tion in class aixe. a shortening member Ecorse Board of Edu- Teachers Called their walkouts Tbe cars are Kbedaled to be nveOed lAktolly ta Uto Sep of tbe acbool year, pay for conttoent y to lire "strikes." The educatim assoThem men, toduding 97 acien- tember. ' (^irlstmas and Ei tuts, are aO that remain d mere fliei 1,000 adveaturen, Incbafing about ISO scientists, who spent tbe “summer" in Anlarctica — a time when tamperahiree in mm areas stiU range down to iboirt 47 degrees below GARDEN CITY (Speciall - ttfo. Residents here unfolded a little It’s all s jart of an nncil Western Kansas hiiUH7 Wednes regram, under way stnee 19S7, day night for members of the called Operetton Deep Freeae, Research annual Kansas Agricultare- or tbe U S. Antarcticonwbetber Bnsiness • Industry • EttoetUoD jmii talk to a Navy man ft to (KABIE) tour. the Nattonal Science Founda The 39 teachers, a foreign ex tion. change sUident and his instruc The Navy furnishes lo^«cs tor arrived by chartered bus support for America’s scientific Wednesday aflenoon and toured probings ta the vast, SlMnilUoo 0» recmtly coostrucled Pro square mile eoDdneot, nearly ducer's Packing Plant east of twice tbe stae of the United iStaiea. town. The group then vUlM the Us- Utmty tbousaoda of men, torie Windsor Hotel in down dozen shipe, three dosen air aeftoas BDdflK town Garden CIWIt and enppUsi are in volved ta toe total effort over year’s time. hotel interior remains u U In I reversal of eonditiona was in tbe early days. preralltag to tbe Nortoere Hem Hotel Manager Raymond Bphere, it’s wintertime now li Baird told of the structure’s Antarctica. Tbe ttx menth long, A kandiaaia dttk aceawary. May alia ba aiad days a graodenr. saying It was totally dark winter began early the headquarteri f« cittlemen. In Mxcii. tol. for an practical bald papal aapkini. Mada by W«. A. Ra«Many fabulous cattle deals were purposes, h won't etid until midI at baaTV plain and dacaratad vltk a erait. made ta the hotel, be aald. Octobx. Enaallant pift Idaa. Host to the traveling teadiers Tbe Utter titw-wiD mxk tbe m were members of the Garden arrival of tils Erst formally City Area Chamber of Com ■diedided rAf personnel and merce School Affairs Cceimit- supplies tor tbe wtaterli^ tee. psirVTbe teachers were guests at Usually the wintering over a picnic ta Ftamp Park. Ibay ^ remain cxnpletely out of were icbeduied to leave Thure- teodi with the outside wxld ncept by radio - from early day morning fx Ulysses. Maidi nnUI mlMetober Tbe

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Nicklaus 9-2 Favorite to Win Open Title SAN PRANCISOO (M>) F&c, wind tod the mamnwth liadnr «( NkUkh poM nanerrlBg specters fee the irorid’s gruKst gcOfers Kdng on Ttiursdiy In tlw OMh Natiorv •1 Open dWHXoast^. (tabbed Uk Siege Cud Open. Nicklaos. Um K-year-otd young bull front Oolanbus. Ohio, bas been made a H fa vorite to add this titia to Us Masters crown and thos com plete half of professional gedf's grand slam. “nte other two legs are tte BritMi Open and American PGA. No one ever has won all four in a single year, although

Hogan, at SS sttti 0(M of the game’s great preciefcadsta from tee to green, ti in the field of m - m pros and U amatemwho at MB am PDT (10:30 a.ni. CST) b^ a. four-day wnngle wttti the ti^t and treacherous Olympic Country Chib comae. Ifa a tree-lined layout, 6.7S7 yards long with a par «. wUch bas lean, hour-glass fBUwayt. postage stamp greees and rough that is Dke knotted steel wire. ••It's a squirrel bunt,” said UM winner Ken Venturi, btddlng lor a comeback on his

Jwne coarse. “It’D be tike (day-. ing dtrtt. The toumnnent wU be woo by the guy who hits most of these little greens.” It's rut Nicklaus- power that maka h|m the choice but his faculty for flying aoft, high lob ^nis to the greees. "The toumameru will be won veund ttte greens.” Insists Arnold-sPilmer, second favorite M Mkd^ at U. “Tte guy who c^mt the greens or get down t£two bra the fringe wUl have:

Player of Soutb Afri^ rates Big Jack the men to beat. The llOiWDDd GoUen Bear doeal crin^ from the favor ite'I rota. . "1 m driving better than I have since Oaknotg;'’ ha said. "But f haven't putted wen In a tang time.” Asked about the theory that the long driver will have no advaniage on this course -a defentlve layout which is supposed to tend Itself to position or man-

Be eeocedes this edge to his old rival, Nicklaus. who beat Um IB a playoff for the Open ttUe at Oakmont in INI The

"Hogwash. The big hitter aJrays has an advanUge if he hits the ball strai^. If he

doesn't hit It straight, be bas problems.” Pre-tournament betting odds from Las Vegas' gamblli^ cajdlal rate Doug Sanders and Tony Lena bitotad Nicklaus and Pal mer at M, with Gene Litiler at 12-1 and Player surprisingly bracketed with Rill Casper; PGA champion Dave Marr and Gay Brewer at lS-1. Player has cut down on his competitive play since winning tt>e Open a year ago and confess«: ’Tve lost my urge. Now ttiat I've won the Masters. PGA. British and U.S. Opens,! can’t get otcited any more.” Hogan isn’t listed in the odds although be b more than a sen

timental choice with many golf observers. He is lean and tough, as in his prime, and he still can rifle the ball from Ice to green with the beat of the new young breed. But he Says: "I'm not driving well enough to win." Forgotten In the picture is Jack Fleck. Lhe hollow<heeked home pro from Iowa who tied Hogan at 287 in I%5 and then won the 18-hoIe playoff, robbing Hogan of a fifth National Open Some have never forgiven him. Nicklaus is a relatively early starter, teeing off at 11;M a m. CST with Lema' and Australian Bruce Devllo. Palmer doesn’t go until 1:45 p.m. Hogan leaves at 19:S a.m.

After three days of twelteriog W^legree heat, the fog and tbe wind blew In trra the Pacifle Ocean Thursday and natives said it would be worse Thurs day. "The first guys off won't be able to see theb ball." said one San Franciscan.

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AAU Backs Down, Says Ryun Can Run in Meet NEW YORK (AP) - The Amateur Atblettc Union agreed Wednesday not to pwalize Jbn Rywi. the natiee's premier nttlcr. and otber athletes who erapeted in a U^. Track and FWd Federation meet last weekend. This cleared the way fa Syun, who shattered the world's hair-mlle record at the Ttore Haute. Ind. meet, to partidpata in the National AAU Outdoor Track and Field Ghampion--

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„ The five^nan arbitration I board, beaded by The< IlKbeel, also ruled Wednesday that the USTFF. an arm ef the NCAA, was under ite jurtsdictloD. The USTFF had cooteaM U wu not bound by tbe raBngB of toe mediation panel and a moratorium and, therefore, bad not appUed for AAU sanctions. The board stated that open com37 -ytion - nomcoUegians - is )ject to AAU sanction under. AAU agreed. raiorium agreed to by to AAU and NCAA while the panel be held at RandaQs Island, wiU tries to rearil a final seOlement of their dispute. Both aides agreed not to take reprisals against athletes competing in July IH? and the Soviet their meets. at Loa Angeles. July 2344. A definition ef oprii con Uon even during the moratori um was tbe big problem, toe pane) said. "What b open eompetitioB Is a matter of dbeasaiQB before toe panri at this mraent betfa in I connection with the morale '

the trading deadline expired. Jay. M. has been with tbe Reds since the 19S1 season when he won 21 games and lost 10 while helping Onciimali win tbe National Lei«ue pennanL Tbe 3(>-year-o1d right-hander bas worked in 12 games this season. The 30-yer-old Fischer, who

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The Braves, who have had pitching troubles «ll. season, said there was no money or oth er players involved in tbe iradcFlscher bu y« to eslablisb himself as a consislenl winner. He had an 8-B record last year and was 11-10 in IBM. bis best season.

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YEARS Ado' TWO WMEN' ARGUED whlch was the true mother of an Infasl. King Solomon ordered ab award to (Bvide the child and give half to earii. eadi. One prulesled protested toe drastic measure whereopon Solomon de clared her toe me motoer and awarded her toe child. Solomon, io hb infinite wladoim -wouldn’t attempt such a ploy in the current sporb squabble. The United SUtes Track and Field Federation and toe Amateur Atoletlc Union are arguing. Caught bi toe mid dle of tbe tug-ol-war b tbe attdato - an Jiancent, towOIlnc victim. Wbo owns him. or at least own coMrel of him? Cut up toe attitoie. Awnd half to each. No sohitior. Neither would safrifice in their blind, uneoAng quest for athletic pow er. Cut up the athlete? Heck, they're doing that now. In toe process, ttefre enttoig up toemaetves sod toe pn^ iporb stmetnre of a proud country. LATEST TO BE CAUGHT IN THE vortex of the athletic tionn b Jim Ryun. Jim runs fast, but not fast enongh to e^pe toe aatroversy. He doesn't care which group runs atolelies, At least he ww’t say If be does care. Smart boy. Last Thursday Byun and Coach Bob Timmons arrived in Terre Haute, Ind., for toe USTTF meet Then, and only then, did they leam toe USTFF bad not appUed for sanetkn from toe AAU. The AAU ranted. Run to toe USTFF, it warned, and you wont be eligible for toe National AAU meet If you don't run in toe AAU meet you Ican't qualify for toe Rnslan-U.S. dual. So what does a IB-year-old youth do? •Doa be defy toe AAU or toe USTFF? 'Should be risk not making the U.S. team? ' At tob point Jim’s mind should have been on sU^ watches snd foes, not on asi nine sdultbickering............... In thb case Jim ran. The AAU Immedi ately backpeddJed. A federal mediation

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ment," toe board said in statement \ Neb.-TMT^ «fa. The panri BSTlf ^ I homa Rite blended the'Wtfing question of open < . . aeeae was cheated ea almeai every tbe heavy rata. Most oialdes were of Wayne Weatherly and the sixboard of ftve provided the AAU a face-sav- and other groand ralet di^g Thb bale We^eaday as entraals la the Stale ed ta pragma early la the slierMen b»- hit pitching of Jotn Pierce and ing escape frra the dilemiDa Thursday by cause of the rain and Ughta^ Mstebea wd ellmtaatod Texas 0- IWednesday Rytav md others, eligible for the *orked out-Mm its tworiay Wemea'a GaH Taatway si Lawrence Coontry dab baddled nder amhreUas during resume Thursday from where they left efl- night in toe College World Ser aRt meeL , jneetlng adjourns Thursday. ies third round. a IS-year-oId frahman SO WHO WAS RIGHT AND WBO WAS atRyun, Top-ranked Southern Califorthe University of Kansas, wrong In thb last caae? Both were wrong. got timely hitting from Budalready had submitted his entry They usually are. dy Gardoo and Pat Harrison toe AAU National for toe Both now are epertUng under a mora in tod stayed alive by ellmlnattag half-mile and mile events, al torium while'the federal mediatioa board Arizona M. -contiders the sitoation. Violence tinder the though be probably wiD run only shadow of tbe white flag. A great lesson in Ryun bettered tbe wnrid BULLETIN aportanamblp to tbe young men they coorecord for tbe SIB with a time of troL The olive brandi tuned Into a doriing 1:44.9 ATLANTA (AP) - BlOy fPat Tere Ikute. The week sword. Detl, wbo set a Braves’ reeerd be ran tbe mile in 3:S1.7, Tbe USTFF cooM have appUed for sano- befcM by pltchtaf la relief ta BZ one-tentb e( a second alowUon. Thb would be dd sign of toeakaess on- onlylhan toe world record held by trailed defending champion and Thursday pairings would be games test year, wu traded By BILL MOHR der toe moratarhim. It bad received AAU er medalist Diane Wilson of Kan- posted at toe local motels and early Tkariday le PWsbargk Capital Sparta Writer sanction in two otbor -meets, one whldi France's Mlcbcl Jaxy. fer pbitoer Dm SrinralL AlUWRENCE - PUy was dis in't held. taata elHeialt aaMOccd. rupted by heavy rain and light In toe absence of toe aanctiea appUcaning at toe halfway point of up lead torough 11 holes over tion. toe AAU could havee kkept tta big fat (Int round action in toe Slate Nancy Regier of Newton, turnmouth shut Provblom of the moratorium Women's Golf prevent penalties. Lawrence Country Qub WednesBOTH THE USTFF (AN EXTENSION . forcing contestants to hold struck. Ruth Howard was 2-up of the NCAA) and the AAU piously guard completkn of the matches after nine over Mary Ann Horn er of Wichita and Elaine Brady against otoer agenda exploiting their albSI. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS until Thursday morning. leta. Then they use them, with UtUe regard (AP) - Shortstop Zoito Ver- Otampionahip fli^t matches and Pauly Bysom of Lawrence to toe indrridi^ And, mind yon, la a pe ulla or the Minnesota Twins were baited between tbe sixth were even through six holes. riod in which they are supposed to be peace. might have to undergo surgery and tbe 13tb holes by the heavy Nancy Boouer. of Lawrence faRdcs o( cmaUas-wlibeBt With such behavior, neither organbation (or a blood clot and tom right downpour. Tourney turned in the best front side of OiBkiBg. Al B price that daerva to control athletics. The ebara be ibouUer btode muscle. toe tourney, a one-over-par 39. the lop 3t out a tween tbe groups grows wider. Chn tbe de to take a 4hip edge over Bunny A Twins spokaman said Dr. the afternoon, but Roland of Coffeyville at the cision of a mediation board brif« them to Jan. TlBlsch of Mayo Qinlc or bunt quickly sent turn. She carded two birdies on “ ANOTHH riNC Hoovcr or iMitio statu tobacco a gether? Wm old woiada ever heri? dered Versalla to bed after rying for cover. Pahope it's time to seriously consider completing bis examination First round matches will be the front nine, one via a 23-foot pulling amateur stoletia unda a third Wednesday. Versalles wiU picked up In process Thursday putt for a d^ce on the second party, a commlssiooer cpotrolled by a neu perate at his Btaomln morning. beginzdngatSajn. The tral board. V Ulnn.,h>ine. title night then will tee off Play wu completed in Ihei It would pose probtaBs. PoUtiea) antanDr. TnUsefa told Twins oHi- (or second round action at noon first and second flights, but the gleoMot wauid be dUlcolt to avoid. Selec dals that if toe blood riot did Thursday so the meet can still third, foarth and fifth' will be delayed one day. Their title tion of toe board airi commisridber would not dtminiah by the end of toe be completed by Sunday. be thorny. And still, there might be toe prob week resL an operattae woul^ Three of Thpeb's four ebanv matcbei will not be played unlil lem of RcogBitiaB of the new rule by toter- be Docessary. That worid aide- pkHisbip f^tot eatrants were Sunday. Uite Vmalles for anotber tfaree ahead at Bw suspen- Tournament chairman Alta natioul athletic-organoattaiB. Still, iTs worth conaidaiiigt Stan point while Eledra Ralstoa Holgersrii of Wichita said all weeks.

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IMMEDIATE BLOOIUNGTOI. Ihd. (Sp^ eUi>-5e«en Kansans, five from by Bob Day .. . APPtAISAL A PICKUP KU and two from Kansas State, b«ale U toe rel^ NCAA In door mllo elmpien. will compete to the NCAA OolNATIONAL LEAGUE door Trade and Field Chanh Other sUte athletes to UN 2.1177 WASmNCTON (AP> - The America pionaMpi ■nmrsdsy. Friday and jeet (best perfonninces CmCACO lAP) - Lew Saturday. - more Oriole* lUrted right off «iih three »tr*lght hits, tater Kmsse, making hit tint start Conrad Tflgbttogaie, boasting Mike Tarry. K-State. H ■dded home nin» by Andy ^hAsrren «n4 Art Cortex, KU. of the season, limltad iba CWca. tbe second best mile time by a S B ? • mtaRfi the Orltrtee’ one-game lead over hTSwB . go Whito Sox to Ave hiU to a varsity athlete to tbe Datuo, broad Jump (2S«H); Gmy Ard. toe best bet to return - ■ road Jump (JMW); Lo.seven-taBlog stint and ^^Lu^ptficio greeted rookie Dick Bostnan with a doable lul, KUT w (!:<■ •tiutT* wtonapaxT the Kensas Athletics to a 6I. MUKI* 4. Gary Schwartz, KU, Hus* Snydw followed with a first-pitch double wl Frank Hn l the opener of a doo- KU’s tvicttrytoU 74. euMKAU M. (ITb-W). RotdiBon ilngled. After Brooks Robinson fouled out. Powell*^ CIKMU1I both toe k-inlle and Smile. w. uuii 1. riiiiw01 e y night. gted setting up the Oriole*- third run. and bringing in Mike Nightingale of K-StaU dockwl Lawson’s best tone to toe Sn» »»«i ™ P»tj; 1. li'nX Topaka PeBr CapM • VM loirwivr Ml W XRWM poned because of ram. -----------------------— Elchebarren's homer followed 38 rwtw«T. it*» .... Sox, absorbing tbdr Ml • . walk to Powell In tbe fourth (>Mwwn VI-(SMn r*s P-”. eighto loss to their last nine and Powell hit bU Uth hornet emi£>v <•>»• VI «i larUM .Ml. 7 »m. game*, bunched a double byX ifM.. W. C4p....d T..twd*Y’. 4t»«pk..« to. tod.T« leading off the sixth. . Oiluoo l»«WT Ml il <.m C. Martin and singles by Lee BMktr Wtos “5SJK tiU„ e-TH M aiM pitcher Gary Peters in Wolly Bunker was iht winner M Un Vr^nclK* (Wtnovl IMI- > ■7' EHla succession for one of toelr nms AMERICAN LEAGUE bul the Senators knocked second inning. They out with three runs on four hiU didn’t get another Mt until Jen Oi*ri>. in the sixth, Jim King and WUUe Adair led off tbe seventh with ifUrkland singled and Ren Mc A C4.P07-. Strtdi..l Cwasloto (4«mfloi locl.d. • fint di.. doable as Kreasia posted I Mullen and Doug CamDU dou second dedskB agatost tor bled. the latter drtvtag to two defeatt. Ken f............. runs. ?ST. LOUB (API - Bob GibDONT DBAY —DO IT TODAYl Brinkman’s iuroer lULT* waeoasoav (Afriailtww B>ldiii|) Joe Noesek singled borne the aon of tbe St Louts Cardinals counUd for the Senators’ first first A’s run to the second to 51SS"ca? 4 U4CW. won .the UMh game of Ms u. 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; LOS AKGELBS (AP) - Wes ^rarfeer Ut a Oreew bomer: 'ttat capped aflve-nio rally tn York Ytokcee Wednesday : the fifth loibc Wednesday night in the first deal between the two and carried the Lea Angeles clubi and asked waivers on ' Dodgers to' a&-5 victory over MgtMalaried Dick Stuart for the Chicago. purpose of ghing him hts unThe victory snapped the Dodgers’ losing streak at three. Friend went to the Mets fot . The Cubs outhit the Dodgers the S20.000 waiver price and. IM, but CMeago piuim issued minor league player to fa sii walks and Los Angeles connamed later. ' verted two into runs. FRANCISCO (AP) - Willie Mays blasted the 520lh The 35-year-old rtgli , The Dodgers. traUing bon»\run of his career as San Francisco blanked Houston 44) who won 131 games during his Auto racing notes . . moved ahead in the fifth inning July National League career and was wlU be a big month for Wednesday. after Jim Gilliam coaied awalk area race the Mets before he fans with two major Joe Gibbon needed ninth inning help from Frank Umy to 14-2 against ' o({ Ferguson Jenkins and WUIie events scheduled traded to the Yanks last in addition to complete the four-hit shutout Unzy came on to get the final Davis, slngler. Ttanmy Davis Dec. 10, had a 1-4 won-lost rac«a. ' and Lou Johnson hit ninôriog theAlregular Sweeney, president of the out after Glbbim had allowed a stogie and two wriks to the record and no complete games singles in rent of the three-mn National fa eight starts for the YanksSpeedways, Inc., was ninih. . homer by Parker - his ninth of in Topeka Wednesday to assess Mays’ two-run shot fa the eighth Îtt^ 15 for His earned run average was ’ the season. 4.80. He had played only with the situation to bU the season and left him < . Phil Regan allowed oee run in DICA stock carreUtive the Pittsburgh pirates in the race adieduled • four innings of reUef. saving the July 4. Babe Rutb and Jimmy Foxz. National League. victory for starter aaude Os- Sweeney hu decided to go Willie McCovsy followed larLSI.aflopwlthtbeMels. Mays' bomer with his 13th of • teen, now g-5. had been riding the bench in head with the MO-lsp Kaiuu the season as the Giants bredee recent games after hlUfag only 1 Ernie Banks drove in three of International under the lighlsopen a 1-0 ball game, -rom Hallthe Chicago runa, coIlecUng two four home runs. He was batting KC Raee Set er's lOlh bomer fa the fifth bad J18 and was being used pri singles and a double, while Ron given Gibbon his only run until marily as a pfacb hitter while ' Santo contributed a rtUMCwing ■■Whlie the effects of the ter rible tornado will still be felt Mays and McCovev coiniecled. Eddie Kranepool played first - aingle. then.” Sweeney said, “I feel we FonrStrMght base. the loyal fans of To FORT SMITH. Ark. (AP) - The victory was the fourth peka and KtBsw to go Mrs. Nancy Roth Syms. the fa- straight for the National Uague scheduled." Jb JtrI !• 41 leading Giants. vorito, and Mrs, Lew GUUara ■Ihe MO-lapper will open with Gibbon, making only bis time trials at 7 pjn., and the the medalist, led the fleld into fourth start of the season, the quarterfinals M the 3dh evened hto record at M. It was ace wiU start ai I. . . Maurice Mudmidt, owner d anntul ’Trsns-HitsiisipM Wom the veteran left-hander's first Lakeside Stadium, innounced en’s Amateur Golf Tbumameot start against any team other ICbMM fw sr< *•*>»• Wednesday the United States Wednesday. Los Angeles. Auto Club WiU present a sprint Mrs. Syms of HoUywo . lAiKiKe at tbe Lawrence Country Club ‘ T«»l Willi T«»*l Mil •arhM car program at his track July eliminated Anne Holller of OpelISS Tv^ôpekans completed low 15. Itts win be the seermd msas. La., i and 1. Mrs. Otler flight matches Wednesday. straight year the USAC ston iam of Whittier. Calif, ------Gale Curtis defeated Annabel .1,^ have appeared at the Kansas Maureen Cnim of Lakeland, Arenson of Overland Park < and Fto., 2 and 1. City oval. 5 fa the first flight and Mary two veteran amateurs ill: Missing will be last year's Ann Tilton lost to France only one victory away winner and holder of the LdteCummings of Uwrence 2^jp fa side track record. Jod Urson. from facing each other for the tbe second flight. _ ^ 4 \ 1-r.ii A-ititt 1.1 ST.' first time fa Friday’s semifinals who was killed last Saturday Here is how the championship Mrs. Syms plays 198( national JS-xlllllllltl matches al Reading. Pa. stood when i C-J.JMUM = Mets 5, Braves 4 collegiate rtamplon Roberta Fr.lKlK. Locals Hurt t halted play: -utw o«). M4n (IS), Albers of Miami Beach. Fla., S ATLANTA (AP) -Ted Aber- Greg Weld will be in the and Mn. Gilliam meets Judi le H ■eesa: ^thy’s throwing error allowed field, and innouneements 7 Jill JeWe of Montgomery, Ala.. .1 1 > 1 I ftho tying run to Score and then other entries wiU be coming Thursday. Inmtw.Mi •ti I I I I l; Ken Boyer’S sacrilice ny ‘■'KliW. *Ijw. The 17-yearold Miss Jehle. ‘brought home the winner in the Special programs such ad •ninth inninga s New York Mett these play bob with the gate youngestwithquarter-finalist, a 2 and 1 victory Hornets Land Otto ■-valued for a M victory over at the weekly races at tbe Mid vancedCarol Jean Sccenson of America Fairgrounds, and with Atlanta Wednesday idghL Mike Otto. Hayden High Racine. WIs. the weather not cooperating ; Felipe Alou’s second homer of MUs Albers scored an easy School, has expressed Us Intent "Ihe night had vaulted AUanu all, it has been a glomny s to enroll at the Kansas State Into aU lead going into the son to date for BIU Harrison victory for the second straight Teachers CoHege of Emporia fa ai aim VmI,' trtfr. Toa ^nth. But Eddie Bressoud. who and the Jayhas* Racfag Also- day. both 6 and 5 triumidie. She Mike played four . J i» w beat Robbye King of Arttr ’ *Tiad given New York an earl; ciatloD. years as a guard (or Coach ,Jead with a thiTp-nin homer ii. On the track, this has been West Va.. Wednesday. William Orth at Hayden. He x-the sec(»d. opened (he ntotb ooe of the top seasons ifaee Peggy Conley, tbe Curtis Ctip- ptons to major fa social science Saw SairtaW. ,er from Spfarene, Wash., de weekly racing began at «vrlth a single. t. • feated Pet Reeves of Everett. and physical education st the , Aftev pinch fatter Billy Mi fairgrounds. Teachers College. Wash.. 5 and 4. SutdlBe, Goedwta Tepa 3)hy sWgled. Abernathy reliev. un. AltMM".......... ............ tSniy O’deli, When Ron Hum Ken Weld. Dick Sutcliffe. Ray Miss Conley plays Connie Day Girls Softball ; attempted to but, Abernathy Lee Goodwin. Bud Marsh. Ihad of Chattanooga. 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EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PAYM^ OF PREMIUMS Policy owners who are pr^ented from paying premiums on Life or Hospital insurance on time because of the tor nado conditions will be granted an additional 31 days for the payment of the premiums. This liberalixation applies when the regular grace period for the policy expires be* tween June 8, 196b, and July 8, 1966 indusiva. For details contact your Metropolitan Representative or call the Met ropolitan Offieob Representatives of the Company wlti be gidd to assist any policy owners who have lost their policies or those who have any questions concerning their insurance.

PAYMENT OF CLAIMS Arrangements have been made to expedite the payment of claims. Policy owners or their dependents who have claims under Metropolitan Life policies will receive immediate service by contacting either their Representative or the local Metropolitan Office.

POLICY LOANS If cash is required to meet emergency needs, contact your Representative or your Metropolitan Office with regaid to the'aftTount of loan available in your policy.

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NeaHy 18,000 of Topeka's 73,700 telephones ware silenced.

Thanks to the untiring efforts of these men, almost all service new has been restored. ''

One telaphone work center, along with trucks, tools and equipment, was destroyed.

"Stormproollng" Pays Off

Our downtown area headquarters . building had 1,300 broken windows and was severely damaged by wind and fly ing debris. Miles of wire and telephone cable were ripped from poles and turned Into tangled wreckage. Total damage to telephone plant and aquipment in Topoka is estimated to ba at least $1.3 million. It may be more.

We called out every availaWe em~ bibvae to qet tha tremendous restora tion iob under way immediately. When ____ !-L . „d many oth.rrwiA t.1.-______ - quick iur..y indic.l.d A. wij..pr..d service.

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Unification No Bar to Soviets, Says Bonn Leader gin utd. -.V Sovletoccupled »ne she security is not guaranteed by if Moaeow agreed to retmlScfcj whole of Garmatv.” obviotnty WASHINGTON (API - Rain- Eul Germany is “obvioin mewing ttmt H-would be ai free way. legitimate." he uM calU the 'German Democratici the existence of the Soviet sone er Barrel, majority leader la toorgutse aa any otato poUHthe West German Bundestag, and propoied a "special mU- Republic' or the presence of the of oeeupelion but by the Red -unified Germany conU Red army in Germany?" army on German aoU. And that pledge to supply the Rutdan cd party. tary status" lor Germany. says the Soviet army could r^ Miktne hie nraaesel about Is a ^Ject we moat dbaiit. with goods and tervieea it now la addlUou to German raatmain la a nalfted Germany if Prom a mUltary atmdpotnt. nceim from Bast Garma^ aaneai new InUlativea are Mb a eohiWn aatWied Moa- Bane] a*ed, "What ii mort statloiSi Sovlrt^pa Ate ThtSo^ lyo^^ lor 10 yean, with an aamal ta- needed beeanae "Ileaeow to get cow's seority tateteU. tuqnrlant (or the Sovt* Union: ting aettva again ta Buropa and create at five par cent; Oermaa reonlflcatJon "does tee West U ti VUUUUIUOU contaonted wUb IttUI ItM flia CoDcentag Soviet oeoaemie -H» Commailat patty not depeod on the my lut So viet sakBer leevtag Gennaa I and Ideotoflcal tatareata to East now outlawed ta Weat ~ -"weald ten Hi cfaaDeeta the soil. In (act, in a reiffiited GerI Germany. Bared wg.......... maiv and ta the frunework ol a European aecortty lyatem, there might be even room (or troops ot the Soriet Unk>a,' Band said in a speech be prepared for delivery In Wash, inglon and tat New York. Barrel, recognised here one of the most dynamic new. German leaden, U deputy chairman of Otinceilor Ludwig Erhard’a Qtrtitlan Democratic Union. Arriving tat Waahlnglon, be reloBied tha text o( the apeech be wfll deUver atiOaN man Emboiy celebratka o( the "day of German unity” flo Thursday, and agatai before the ccm cwh American Council on Germany ta New Y«k on PWday. TalUBf to repatora. Banal Insbtad that the nigieatka he made in Ua speedi waa entirely his own and refliaed to tay whether it had the blessing of My*«< rw v»OKt iiMwi at MVMte lMB.lt Mtedar wMbM hts government. MM te* MM M tw MCMd The proposal, he said In his wl.e*M .ithMI fMmllie speech, wu a "calculstod ■(•rr. Il iiMM M«> WMMI. IM. «WW iMvtoc trladewi MMUIaf rtik." But it la necessary to Mebt wlriiMt OtMtiM. Te mpnf. •IwalV >Mn M aad ttoa uke such a risk because the Am* •«. Vm MMf MM tMcb tW wto4»w» . . . mB VM'te liehM to abM» » MlMtM. Mlcetto IMS-It b a ■wviliw German penile are ge^ waebM. tM. UofM ytm Mr loMtow wit* a waJfte tow failure of tbeir alUet to achieve ebMt le wtoWM ... oM VM CM Be n cMtvrtMHv • Wai •boat U cawc. Uab tor la»h ... a oMdMt c« iMi unificatloQ. -Tbe pruralUBi mood ta G«^ many la martod by dtaqipotat. ■atoar m4 oalw w

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USED MOBILE HOMES

IN INDIAN VALLEY ESTATES AND IN ^ARROWHEAD HEIGHTS

'66G.M.C. Pickup $1,789.77

WE NOW Kara a lArga luimbar a( USED HI.. TUI. ana li lt. wWa Kemai. TKaii am all In aaetlWM cw

!St

Iw ^ri“^r‘'dvi.iSt. *Sll*ce

sosal. at Rurgail. 0- R. LEWIS AUTO

LUCCACB RACK.

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"MODERW”

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'•-l’l^i'2,nl«cr>5g.-' SUCH A DEALI laaa Hanaa vtb. aniy W mlitK Nl lucKantn. PKOnt CE SSItl. BtU llaa HONDA see. serimewr. lika naw. loa wait FilrtMid-_____________ Rtt iw^suiUKi^ijg c.c. c 1 HARLEY IFORTtTIR, X

AMiatlK Rad T.R'S. Salllna mItNianlly. CR S'ISH. eiTA tar. isoee •walla. CaR BIU

OPTERS-lhe Most DESIRABLE SELECTION OFFERS-lOOfp Financing on All Cars ta Stock OFFEBS-Tbe Finest Service Before end Alter Sale OFFER&mLocal Bank Financing OFFEHS-1 Year Written Warranty

milai. R cE «an

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1963 MERCURY METEOR S-33

T.'L'g.rg.ggjr “".-a

USED MOTORCVa SS USED eiKU IN STOCK ALL AUKES AND MODELS IIS AND UP. BANK RATES

SPORT COUPE, V* 4IPEED. RUCKET SEAT4. ETC.

wiiSP'raSM. -ar RanWMr , a. haaiar. AM f —

Iutomati^fwrr'a'nd

•"TT • »"'•____________ 5?!i s i Rtantial disoounl to you vou who stantlal discount have suffered in our dis aster. W'c have homes from two to four bedrooms, all RilJ furnished. See this Town tt GREAT LAKES - STilO' I Country Home built to con Mm SIB lake grir paym ventional borne standards. • u« jgiiT aiiar s

|l»-ire~MORILE Kama wilK arpai " I r«m. Air egnamanaa. UNJ

"Vown 'Couw\rv

NASHUA K< m Pa'Iiaily

ISVSf.

i rsTiDCKETrHHlT atad.TaatK* I .ng rtpm . apnaiHan s Ratiriiia IMS D^E^ CAMPI

BY JAYHAWK CONSTRUCTION Cl OFFERING TOREE OUTSTANDING AREAS FOR YOUR NEW HOME SELECTION

17 nUCKS l>OK SALi

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Will n raig >«u' tki< triiiar li ■( «. wWr, U n. Mng, acan taan, na gaHL ^ tiem It Kai Iwa a»'I r-Mnda raw"t |H aitgcKad. Horricanl iwnlmj. ti«i, la^ >

WE ARE EQUIPPED TO I—

CLEAN STORM' AMAGED CARS SIDE AND OUT

s; ' t' ‘IS.-Si'S.-' carpaiing. cempaRyiy fum.y MICHIGAN ABROW - J.baarapm, PtOiwvuiittiaf. LO.SMt}. Knag NatHr,

■agtt fm aifM fiaar giant ii w gaW« yaa tvy >Ka at.

itaB Wailwapd. IMU. mrta bad-

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"Vk'EST" BRIARWOOD-

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The Mud, Glass, and Debris

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delivery.nnandng avaU-

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Elach of the Three Area* offer the very best Itvlng and "The 4Juality ” you expect from Jayhawk.

Let Us Do It.

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automatic car '

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. We started Tlie Trend In Better Used Cars

SUPERIOR LINCOLN-MERCURY

NEEDS USED CARS SEE US FIRST HIGHEST APPRAISALS—TOP TRADES. WE ARE NOW IN BUSINESS AT '

400 EAST 29TH SERVICE—CE 2-7274

WASH

614 VAN BUREN PHONE CE M391

AM 6-6925 SUPERIOR baa 35 NEW cars en route to Topeka. We are equipped to fa any service and warranty.

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39TH AND TOPEKA

MOSBY-MACK DOWNTOWN

'*!SKilVN??S?5S7if’ R*eONOITIONINC

NEW AND USED CARS . “■

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•as RUICK USARR* COHVRRTI-

C^n Be Removed Properly.-

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From $27,000 • FURNISHED MODEL - 3243 MtcVICAR - 1-6 P.M.

Jayhawk H«ne

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$wicb offon

ARE

fee

FURNISHED MODEl^SOOl WEST SSREi-M P.M. . $16,500 TO $24,500

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NOW OPEN FOR BUSIMESS SHORTMAN DODGE

nn« Braaai. ati'a, »». Sal. NMtti LHitr orlya. Kamat cny.

^a^hawLer J4c

■O OLDS M LUXURY SIOAN.

OUR SERVIi;tAHD PARTS DEPA^MENTS

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FURNISHED MODEl^-3121 BURLINGAME ROAD IE P.M. Piyq|D FROM 02,000

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Low mileage. Immediate

able. FuUy equipped.

m auto

■as PONTIAC CATALINA FOR., AUTOMATIC ■ae OLDS ■ f-PASSENOER ITA. TION WAGON. POWER. FAC TORY AIR COHO. RACK. ETC

•» CADILLAC SEDAN DaVILLE. FULL^FOWER ANO FACTORY

Volkswagen

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"m auto stevicis owpto

Munaa. LBw*nn»taa. can ai ar taa ft IWI Watt StIK Tirraea.

Gracioui

-SJiaT'iY.st 1966

OPEN I A.M. TO I P.W.

s£a'rsiic:.5.‘;’.;‘;s.^p£ ^

NEW HOMES

AND FACTORY AIR ■M RAMBLER 44. ADOOR- SIX,

14 AUTOMOIIIB WAOTTO

MOBILE HOMES M list ARC. caani. liaa. Cvtiwn maai %

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tna SaWKbbai SMa« W Lana SAawnaa OPEN DAILY -TIL T PAL HlOHLANO HOMES

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TOTAL ELECTRIC HOMES

\ '

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M°Mll'le£‘ci YawiV

llisIlite'-iiS'SS

$1095.00

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There's Fishin' Fun

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NEW -aa Maaait 4 PWar PWnt a> ASarL

55®! S T*?-R^Dtow^n^“;-i~»«.

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DALE SHARP TRUCKS

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VW Dawita bt AUchiggn.________ VM^REASONARL^~

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FOR SALE OR TRADE SI Cart and InuMi iKrw^ IM.

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CHEVY FLOOR tKIH. %»■ OWa K kll. S14 CE met, may s gi

prices to Tornado Vic-

it aid available on the purchase of these homes. You May Purchase. M-X12- Home $4,995 2 dr -3 BR 50 x12' Home $3,995 2 or 3 BR 46 x10' Home $3,195 2 BR )' Square Home $7,995, Immediate Delivery CALL COLLECT Area Code 316 MU 3-7SU DeVoe Sales. Inc. Wichita, Kansas

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

■ary Bir. gawar. Lyndail KanMi. D »» RUICK SPECIAL, goat Iisg. CR Paass

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i TRAPEWIND Btodi and $ bodies. HEIL bolsts. Write. Phone or Come Is. Glen Soelter, Uuiager TOPEKA TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Inc. 901 Bast Hiwty 24 CE 4-4724

Ar. J. iiaadars lar amaii it, and -SS CKauy body . Call CE Mua mar

’“immediate

__ .

MUST SELL — Baal . Sdr. MT. Eattllant e

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MOBILE HOMES ON DISPUY

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MARTIN MOTOR CO.

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VACATION SPEQALS

'IFOR SALE—Twa M I SI.WB FLAMSa___________________

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Mobile Home { isra- iS"S^Z. KSSS:

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IHS FAI^ILY CAT Opant ouiOily. Kll pga. CE^^I«l. iauTcHEVROLET PICKUP. -44 CpmpChaaw Fram IW FORDS ar. I.ya lit IKH raouild ybur Kama. AUAa CMEV. It Ton PICKUPS ypur laiar. Altar S waigaayi all day Sm Na IL Styllna Trailer Cl. an Eatl Saturday and Sunday, CE STTH. E"' PREIOHT TRAILERS SEVERAL nra. nail ta Braaiar VP. Haap-. Uar-

II Menu HOMB fPONTiER iiailai wam ina iHii

Raayiiiui iaiKn« lac inii > RR : Ml aami. caraating ana araaiaaay ana aMH aa'aa*. Ratamani Lacaiy tKaaaa Bw« yara.

Topeka

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JEIROITER - Furnluwa. S CKapman. vaiat Ctmar. Ka

• CAPE COD HOME

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• 11S9 COLLEGE

- —• “.3 CHEV. Twa djar ^ r.. Rand H. Hew <

TOYOTA a OR. SEDAN lira

Martin Motors. 1850 N. ;hev. ag H Tara Tan Tn« I Tar dvmg bad. Real goad unc Phone CE 2-399$ ANO M COACH SALES K. NU.WA. TOPPER campara ^ MARTIN MOTOR CO. I Ta«.a CEMWa I. TM Taatha Eira.. oug r Datol. .Paulina. UNSBiaa ■ass 'him c J.M OMmaoBillaii WH “ SH PASat. C . . . SALE — — bata true*, -III lal cKaap AIM naw CKayrawi cart and ii acAA RUD FIELDS xRill Carren Hama $aNt. inc. CHB^R^^EJ. K Na >nn SI, LInceW. Ma«r. TSj: nas CTO. o AtUST SELL - '41 Obdga It land UNlSSii. ramn. g i milat anila. PKona >m. nT"l •£n%7 sSf iS^iM^

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Hoibcrg Agency _ .11 uiy^n

yOLKSWACEN. cla aa II. FL MS94

WORKHOetC Hr cWanaRi 190 F«4 »T Vt C-SSt. Cab ewr. Pt. P*. P TO. Tbahr liU a » Tlrai. prhriia eamp. Partaa Alartn Maiarv lU M. Tagaba lua ^KSWAGEN - OBd Ely*. ER

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(ELL THEM AT EAESAIH

JOMK HACOOCK EOKO. INC WE MEve •UVERt VOV« cm' ErMG Tour Car M Tim t«

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McAIMir.______■ MUIT SELL - -M F»rd LTI •n FOID ME•j» »0»D IMdor iwntiM. »MV

RAMEIER. •MWA'd lAm. t CT'Mo.^ W8raa>f. HJU. FL 7<m. $fu I'm FORD i Ccod tntMi. JO) LmxT SlMdf L«ts, CB *«MA__________ ^

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J MARVIN HENRY MOTOR CO.

AUCTION

Due to our increased «■!« of the 1966 Qtrjrder. Plymouth 4i Vali ant cars, we need room oBourlotandwUlieltSOgoodusedcara at Public Auclkn on tba praoiiaea.

4th & Leavenworth, Manhattan, Kan.

‘U55 ivr,

-T LAWRfNCB B ClWd. Imp. S.P.T. C P.. 4IWI*. Yl Bcm«, Imp. EP.T. CP. soaaad. VI a paien Mr. sn. w.Svne Saan. 4) P«d Cprrr. VI Cam. Jxpaad R cm<v. Pavr n*w 01 Dodta adr. W|b. 4<yI, U4. im. PAom »MOS. 01 Conrt adr. Sid. Perl. UBS «.Y. »1*C -a crxv. 4-dr. v.l »lia AV. I Ford 4«r, a CTt. A.T.

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CAPITOL AUTO AUCTION

riw. m Ai»n«L fi"Bwl«- SU^OI

Saturday, June 18, 1:30 P.M. Goetsch-irvine Motor Co., Inc. Kennelh Crmn, Auctioneer

Sc-A'.r^i^’-^’E^oitr

Fords — CRavroian — Pivmagr oimrs 4SS M tijtn - ei »ai« ‘la-’ia-'ja Ford — caar. pioup. ..... IfJT OLD LOSMOBiie - Pour I ■ JJ §1;;;; f'*c,J“silIS;ri*' Four *« n»- AM _________» oioa. Pdr. OrRamIc W. ----- 1 0— » Oidt. a«r. vj sriward.

BIG

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TOP QUALITY USED CARS

no cHEvROLer coKVERTieLe, ii«

fa ssr^urSitTeA^s

Cadillac-Pofitiac Trade-Ins OVER 100 SHARP CARS TO CHOOSE FROM

)M1 CHEVROLET: sSswnB- ins cmn AdjdM nu 14 n. a ,). o ms AcBum. 0RHM1.________________

422 VAN BUREN 60 CARS

See Us Today

iw WME 0*»T - EE

•66 Mustai^. 6 cylinder, automatic, near new. ■96 Valiant VlOO station wagon, near new. •66 Plymouth Fury HI, VIP, 4-Pr.. near new. •66 Plymoiith Fury m, 6-Pr.. factory warranty. ■65 Imperial Custom 4-Dr. H. T„ air.________ ^ Fury in 4-Dr. H. T., air cond. •65 Dodge Part «-Dr., ^cylinder. automoBc. •65 O>evrolet Mnllbu ^D^■ Hardtop. •tt Impil* M)r. Hsfdtop, lUndard, V9. •65 Mustang ^D^. Hirdtcy. »epeed. ■65 Ford Custom 4-Dr.. V8. automatic,

OPEN EVERY EVENING ~

WE BUY CARS

ANY MARI W OlA *r «a •« REE I

our'3' MOToa. s»

DALE SHARP. Inc. WimTbpeka-.

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Topeka's Finest

I II

NEW OLDSMOBILE TRADES

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•a 0LP» PB WAOOH, 3 gWHER •43 OLDS N aOR. POWER. PAC

■■It Ford » er<. S«. air xat

<3 OIM WAOOH. S SEATS. PAC

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mm. iNACr»Ar

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FRESH ABSOLUTELY NO TORNADO DAMAGED CARS ■66 Mustang Cpe. 289, V-6 ■65 Chev. Impala 4-Dr. HT. ■65 Pont. Grand Prix Cpe. ■65 Corvair Mooxa 4^. ■65 Chev. B.A. 44)r. Sed, ■65 Cbev. Impala fDr. Sed. ■65 Mustang 39» Q«. •C Falcon 4-Dr. Sed. ■64 Olds F-65 Cutlass Cpe. ■64 Cbev. Impala 4-Dr. HT. •64 Pootlae 4-Dr. Sedan ■64 Chevy D Nova 2-Dr. HT. ■64 Pont Grand Prix C •64 Cbev. B. A. V-6, 4-1 '64 Cbev. Impala 4-Dr. '63 Ford Gal 600 3-Dr. HT. •BS Cbev. B.A. V-0. 4-Dr. ■S3 Ford XL Conv. •S3 Cbev. SS Conv. •63 Corvair Uoiza Cpe. '63 Falcoa 3-Dr. Sedan •63 Chev. B.A. 4^)r. Wag. •63 Plymouth 4-Dr. Wag. •63 Fakon 4Dr. Wag. •63 Rambler 4^. Wag. •63 Buick 2-Dr. Sed. ■61 Chev. 4-Dr. Wagon '61 Corvair 4-Dr. Wagon ■W Ford 4-Dr. Sedan

•64 Chrysler 300 K. 2 Pr. H. T.. air-______ '64 Dodge Dart 4-Dr.. 6<yllnder. automatic. '64 BuKK Buick Kiviera Riviera Z-ur. 2-Dr. H. ti. T„ i„ aungnaw:. autosnalit ■« r.r<i s-pr. imuip. .MOad wi». ■84 Valiapt V2M 2-Dr. H. T.. standard, «ir. •es Valiant VlOO M)r.. 6<yltnder. standard. ■63 Dodge Polara M>r. Hardtop.________ _ ■63 Cad. 2-Dr. Hardtop, air cond. •63 Cad. M)r. coneertible, air coad. ■63 Chevrolet Impali 2-Dr. Hardtop, air. ■63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr., V>. wteanitle. ‘ ■62 Pontlsc »Cr. H. T. Grand Prte. •a Olds. 4-Dr. Station Wagcc. air. ■82 Olds. F85 Oonverflbie. SRitantUc. ■63 Chevrolet Impala H)r. HJT.. lir. ■63 Chrysler Newport 4-Pr.. air coni

422 VAN BUREN CALL CE 5-5308

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