The Topeka Daily Capital June 20, 1966 by CJ Media

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Ky Sees Victory Next Year; U.S. B52 Bombers Hit Reds Last Remnants Of Buddhists Cleared Out

Battles in Primaries County Races Tame; Moi* rsctt lor covMy oCIkoi look ax tf they wiU be rather tame this year, but there are pTbaary elecUon battles ahaptn( up among eandidates of at least one poUtical party In alpreaesutlve dtstrict. The deaditne for rUIng for ofnee Mib the Shawnee Count ESeetion ConmlmlOfier b hit Dooa today. Tbrce Seek Seat The campaipi Qgbt in the primary b among the Re^ohlleiM hi the 4Mh and «th rep. Thr* Be. pubticaas have filed for each seat, but no Democrats had filed by Ptiday dosing time at

Two Democrats - Nate Mo rales and Ralph Ulm — are the only eandidates who 'b filed in tile 4M district. Two intereeti^ primary cam paigns will be between veteran Kansas legislators who are op posed by newcomers. C. V. Codwan. a veteran Bepobltean. is being to Ihe «th Distrlet by WaHace M Bw^. a Toprica attorney wbo to seeking hto firsi elecave efSM. And UVertw H. Spears, anotber veteran RcpublietB. idll face opposition to the primnry the «lb District * comers John H. Krt«er, and driest D. nc^atridt.

Tiny Foreign Aufo iMishop Fatal to Four

Hug Tells Plan ToSeeirOffiix Rdand G. bf. St. 4« Gren, a Topeka iaavaia agent, anDomesd Sunday that he win bs a endUate fo Ihe IM eteetimi « Sw DmocnHc Uckat for sute rcjnmanUtha frcn the 4fod DIHrteL . Bug bee ben a reddat af Oakland for U years. He la

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In county races, seven incumSAIGON. South Viet Nam bents apparently win not face lAP) ~ Premier Nguyen Cao No one bad nied Ky. marking the end of hto first agalnat them by late Friday, year in oftke Sunday, predict and courthouee speculators are ed victory over Sie Commimtot relaxing. Vle( Cong In the coming year. John R. HHlcr, incurnbem spoke,, his hi troops were Shawoae County cleaning out tha last reamanu from the first district is befog of BuUhtot oppototioo to his chaUenged by a Repobllcu op city of ponent. Harry W. BDifogs. No Danocrats have Bled in Beaming with optimism and largely Repoblicao district confidence, the premier (tod tbe Ttoee Ran nation in an anniversary broad ITnee RepdbUcans wUI bid cast: "We have been able to overcome all duaculttoa. stabllfor the oOlcc of Register ol Deeds. Henry W. Kfotonan. a ihe path to a better future Democrat, apparently will be the prospect ef final victory the prtmary. the ODOisumst agresson Kfogman wu epptoiM soon." tin office lo {HI tbe vacfoicy HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Ed Nest Year left by the death of Elbarn Wytm, the "Perfect Pool" of Beal. "Tbe fight against tbe Comtto>w bnatness, died Sunday, Two RepubUcam have Bled mnisto win be soon ere ending a 54-year career that for tte Marshal of Court <f To •earned him hl^ success in with saceeas and tha next year peka, and two Democrato have vaudeville, oa the sUge and to win witneu a fun success of )cracy and final victory fded for tbe oHice. and a third movies, radio aad television. He over tbe Oommuntoto.” he addDeaiocrat has announced for was 71. tha poaiiksi. assuring a pri The comedian had been in mary battfo. poor health stoce be underwent raded throu^ foe heart of Sai POap Listed surgery Mx montbt ago (or re gon, end muttieotored fireworks Hie foUowiag persons (party moval of a tumor from hto ai^ exploded in tbe toy aCffllatta is dasipatsd by an Tbe tumor was found to be malcapital. The i "R” for RepiMean aM "D" ignnt, but it had not been de- bration comdded with South (or DenMcrat) iuto Sed for of temmed If it caused his death. Viet Nam’s ArnuM Forces Duf fice by 5 pjn. Pridfor: Ow AadMaa Os the hattWtolris. au aaphl-

Ed Wynn Toots Final Whistle

nor Parana wme kflM In the flery.oaah.of a tiny foreign Rap.. 4M OtoL >________ ear aad a semMralkr book Bnefaele. D..* MM Catifectoa; day on K-7 two mDes aoulh if BoBner Springs ta Mnnoa Oodbty‘Kansas Highway Patrol reportad. TTw dead were IdentlfM u Joyce L. Dorn.- If, PiUey. Nab., and Boy T. Ttanas. ». Mel vin Jamee Blomberg. n, aad David 0. Doraboefor, U. all cd Headquarters Cemputy, Port

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NAACP Issues!’™'*'’*' r I-. p\ j Set in Strike Equality Demand

A tentative agrtement to end a strike of Plomberi and Isteamfitten Local Ifo againto By LEROY TOWNS NAACP also charged tiiet I the Master Plumbers AHa. wM If federal disaster funds for emergency aad ctounp sorv-' reached Sunday by negotiston Ihe homeleas are oot distributed ices wtre not avaiUbto to East for the groups. fairly, members of tbe Topeka Topeka residents until two daysl The proposal will be put bechapter of tbe Nattoul Amn after the June 5 toraado . I fore tbe memberships of both for the Advancement ef CMored at Meet i (rgaoizatioos for ratifieatiM Speaking at a NAACT voter | late^ Ibis week, said W. C. A. nieeting Sunday i Hardy, business manager for afternoon, Tom om E Ebendorf. exec-1 the local, and Frank Ridgeway. uUve secrewry of the Topekaia mentoer of tbe euptfactors' Human Relattona Commission. - ‘ said that Mayor Chartes W Dntil tha agreement » ap Wnght bM been aware of the proved Of rejected, eontraetors problems of East Tvptkt. answar only energeney "Mayor Wright told me Just •i W* Me latoltlito." he hMBN ha Mfk tor Wafok«hB cafo to pmsttoa to the TUpekn indtog tons ef Mont m said two yean ago 'Td like to UB. UartoM peMcd forw^ to DC. (Sunday) that he Intends fosarter areas, tbe spokesmcB dto tojoia healib.” tomtupe----------” atPmTCtt.n cemnuttoe. bait M whtifo wiD Regular conttnictiOB wvfc HAVANA (AP) - The OAeatto eompmed ef mtoority group win not be rcBtoBad until ratifibafoed MtonttoenUI revotoKeeaan. The son said (ha tioaary orgaatoation took note members, to mrve as an ed- ention of tbe prupoaaL body would be eremeted. Ttaory group for bousing and Detaib of the agreement Sundhy of rtotiv ^ Puerto Ri Wynn’s giggly higtopttebed were not released by Hardy. cans to Chkago toto week site ofoer needs " Toiee, mad cosluma and nonWright Suggested Issues in tbe strike are wMcs charged that foe D.S. gov&nseaaiea] manner brought his ment Is supfratag tbem. Al Ebendorf said later foal he and fringe benefits, maodv fame as a veudevfllton and laler and Wright had "foscussed the funds and vsetoiM pension the same time it asaailad tbe star on Broadway. He per problems which were IBely to time There are about m treatment of nonwhttes to South formed to lilent movia and was Mayor Chartes W. Wright occur, and Wright suggested so members of the plumbers aad one of tbe first great atan M J1 testify before tbe DA Sen Africa. advisory eomntttoe be set up radio M "Tito Ptre Chief.” He ate Banklag and Curaaney A statement on the Puerto “I'm not Ho c)eer w to the The abihe. which began June atoo starred la the early days of CommiUe to Wafotagton. D.C.. Rican denounced what it called exact fonrtion of foe commit- 1. has delayed tornado repair tatoviston. today to an effort to gato fedtee." Ebendorf said, "but I work and tUBatraciiuB af mw Ihen bis carter Merocd to MSI foods for Thpfoa'i foHSter it wlU advise tbe bniMiegs. several genrti euafade. r^ll^ program. mayor ad tbe dty c< 'racm have ctairoed. BarecaDcd: "Aa I neared my OB preblns faced by fosse AnoUier ceotoracUoa strike Wright atoa wUl maet with ■m year. I was IBM I could not which bM ool been eetitod ia^ get work as a coraedlM Tbe severto senators Utto to foe o*M?d day.tactiidttigUJ.SefLBv«tt The NAACP acUen stemmed U«». OKU. c-vnm Sheet Mettl WsteiV men wtn ran foe MevUon umj, !!■ from alleged disalmtnatioe to DirkMo. R-Dl., to diseuM poa77 aad Ae Snet MetoT tbowf Mid tbe trend Stales. East Tbpeka retodoto hninedisible legislation to help foa city ” As proposed freeway - • * for Ihe South Africans, tha atJy after the tornado, and also can hr dtocrtmlBetion when Negroes bepath of the JMe gte mmcttng for hoDstog. offlIVysB was bora Bdwto Leo worid next Sontoy to a diow of dab said. pold <a Nov.' 9. im. to Phfln^’ Vrigbt to Waihfogton todude nlidsrlty with tteae tinprleoned ^Ims Made etotia with stveral federal afMphia where hto fofoer was a by South Afries's whtia govern'BecauK news coverage ofm marnfactiirer. Wynn made hto eles he cMtacted during the first dev WM so heavily acting debut at tiie age ef 16 to trip tJthere last week. He to eyeoocenlraled the aoufiiwcst sec psetad to return Tuesday night tions of Tbpeka. it was Thma- JUNCTION CITY (APt da>- before some of the ioRired togene Roberts. 38. Journev lin East Topekai were dis printer for the Junction' covered. and Saturday befare rabstamial help was broi«ht ! will file (or -the Deswcratic into the nel^iborhood." prepqrod the statement claimed. Mamed and tbe father of Bright, warm weather wi lln A spenel N ’CP rammittoe. seven. Roberts has been onployed ai tbe Daily Unin for cinoi euiito be Topeka ares to Mm." Smith, foe Rev. 10 yean. He abo it foreman (or day, the Wetther Bureau preD. D. Miner, end the R3v. R. the Ft. Riley eust. a weekly (Bcted. I. KirtdoU. 4hrafted-ibe press AbimdaM ssnshine and brisk releax. Uiu Sswvwr' said Roherti b a past state eomMtherly breesa will help Sea* TWELEGRAM ‘ ef Amveto. boost mercury inth tote (he. The local group sent a tele tipper Ifo in foe Topeka t gram June IS to natioBal ortU.5. Appra^s Lo cm of tiw NA.4CP and to KanMid. sas congressmen. Mving; "The "1 SEOl'L. South Korea (APi Windi art expactod to range Topaka aHuMHm foon the a A «4 3 nq^ loan lo help »fren 19 to 2 am p h. in the To for-federal housing legblatioB." pand South Korea's air navigapeka area today. Victima Bi F-ast Tbpeka were tion i*''has •beeo aufoer-facilities Top I to (he Ifo overlooked by news media. ixed by the t S. .Agency for towere recorded over moot of the fCaattauH m ^ 2. CM. 7) lernaaonal Devetepment. Depu eastern two-thtida of Hiim VWWB ty Premier Chang Key-young Sunday whllr mercury IcveU **^S*Mr soared to B at Hill Oty 90 at Garden Oty by I aftmnoon. Country PorsoR On the Inside Tepeka'i peak reading a 15 Sunday was two degrees below <* i»a foe normal high teinpmi tor Ihe date. A low of ST recorded * few mtnuta after fuarue Sunday to Tbpeka.

1 lo IT years AO of the dead were to the mn Need Tiger car that burned.' peU* "We hive esperieoeed a Mid. (Osafcaei w Page t, 4M. I) great foagady to our commonl- Htbway PatrM oftlctoii axtitat win raqtora ------- - . lained the IMS-model foreign car, driven by TlioraBS, waa Snow Traps Tourists ear Intaests in ncwthbound to tfae wioog lane tore." Hug Mid in atBouacllw wbao K eoUided head^n wito MOSCOW (AP) - Tooriits at Ibe truck drtvea by HerM P. tbe Soviet Black Sea rem of "My home wss dtotroyad to Sawyara. U. Roula 1. Batofor. Sochi, rooatly to light an the tomade. Alttomgb 1 wm Patrolmen aald Sawyers was clothing, were caught adequately tonitd, I am wdl injured, but not serloosly. Be snowstortn in the mountatoi aware of the problesna fadBg wts alone to the track, they bahU the dty Iasi week, the thoae less fortiraato than my- said. ilakiyi Pravda said Sunday. sell Mid Ihe tourtote were "] am prompted to mn for cued. ' this office for two rcasaas: My opponents have rsacbed or are appcoximatdy rellremem age. and my North Topeka oppooeW ecMinued toa eampaltoi ttorlng ow days of digging . “I have the neoMeary youtit. rarem and totereat to aent our people.” Hug Mid Hug. a paduate of Hoyt High Sdfool. is a reembor of Saernd Rdtot CathoHc Oiurch. He has beep active to Ow Oakland Civic Assn and Cosmo Baseball By MARTTN 8. GREENWALD seared for Ibe Qnt time to my for youngstere. MIAML Fto. (API - I'm ctarvfog. but I’m dtolghted. I wasn't afraid of nrvivl^ a So far 1>c tost m pounds. ioag period ef itarvatton. My That sounds Uks riot. Ills, but (ear was that 1 mtgbl (aO this when you start a diet weighing (ttrt as 1 had wMb maiw ofoers. pounds. It to juto At first I abed about Sto to 9 begtimtag. pounds evury day. Now Pm Today : weigh ai pounds and dnpplhg shoot fiiree^nirte ef there are a lot of pounds to kM a pound daily. UTAUKKB. til. (API - before ! get down to tbe » or ike coming home after a ae level. Physically I don't crave food at an. BoteattwBasiragbafait. DM foMBte Ml rfoped up Ibi wrong Mydtottoqullq . thing you rea&y never lullqsUfo.1 dmoto topped in my two vtti^ poll WaM to Eat ■ laid Mrs, lamad Aw- drM aB Ite i u borne lo find bar ages I want. What ctoeT Noth- Yaw tastt stiO want to Mto. Your mouth WMti to chaw. bewud up by « earth- lug. That-i IL When I entered Ibe bapUal I I tUpped. On* I ato soma chicken broth. I told the docton WM - by no stadvfo «! Conway, n d by ear society. I waotod :aod they understood. Laler. I of tlw wrecking o sneaked a bile ef roast beef. Bwt. ISaUsdv Ihe wm person, not e (reek from sntoh- my ceuectonce wen. 1 spit it out Then. Utor. whBe on a psM. I a town on North Tlsl er world bought a cao of becr. .opened B BoaeentOU The Awers borne is on Thai's why I'decidtd to try and loaked OonKience won ;si Street. Uw kng ftarvstion diet wMA ^ato. 1 threw it ool wMwvt proved stHeMiful (or efo- tatotog. Train Cnsh Kills 1i My Hia has aettied down toto BOMBAY, IndU lAP).- An On March tt. my tong fight IS pMMUger train cratoed taward normalcy ftaallygotan,i a stopped (ragtt train foto- dar way. My food wm pear A)er to Rajasthan now faced sute killing at least IS p«MM Mtaaoen. Althea^ 1 toifit my- After washiBg. 1 ream to a Md injuring M. the Westora mU 9 ptytowtogtosSy tar the hearty breakfast of ant soft starvatlM <BeL I ww really fotofc. BKiway r«pwtrd.

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Chicago Riob Noted in Cuba

Mayor Seeks Federal Aid

Junefion Prinfer To Seek Office

Warm Weather To BIgnkef City

Italian Vessel Rams Canal Bank I PORT SAW, V A K. (AP> iThr r.907-un Italian tuniry 'linrr (tollileo |dow«d into for banks of the Sun Canal on Sat urday. toanng a Iwlr t< feet deep anti 99 feet *ide into the n«*«i •» dresstog f for •anal sMe taghway. I - vur natoral sefoet Ctoiy mtoer tarui.«es were re-| vadM he goad laagh to lonrd among tbe itoB passen-l fofo»ay before foe alter.’' MARTIN 8. GREENWALD

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Battles in Primaries County Races Tame; iCiwlwrt riwi P«|« li HiroU G. Wanwiek. R. I» JnwB; Pwd-W- PW|». D. fW W. nit; Mart Dat ErtckacB. D. ms RaiMatph. <Ty. SmitA. K Its Harrim). hai wttMrm.) Rep «th btit-Tom Wttt, R. MM Maryland. Roy W. Jaqulih. R, t04 Jewll; TVn Ran. R. MH W. MCh. <T* DWrtet Rep . mb DllL - JKMt W. Rim, D. MlT Ptaii. Jime* Wniiam W. Bunten. R. tnt W. Mth. Red. «h DM. - C. V Coch ran. R. Route t. N. Topeka; Uoyd R. RoMiwe. D. Mil County MaOHor - John W. GreeoUni Rd.; Wallace M TtMric. R. Ill Coiallaad Judr M OMNct Ooun. TWd Buck. R. 4M Stratford Rd. Div. - E. Newtoa Vlcken. R. Rep. «b DUt - UVemc! 4M Woodlawn. H. Spean, R. Roasvinc; Mm PrabaM Jud|c - Makdm 0. M Kocer. R. GterMalc Dr ;‘ Copeland. R. 1T« MeVIcar. EmeA D. nupaMck. R. tm Clark of Oh Dlatrlct CourtW. Mtfi Luelle M. Carter. R, 711 Oakntb DMrtei Roeabe Klit. D. UN BeiRep.. Mth Dlst. - (Only i:mI1 Bnatl part of tha diitrlct a in. judge erf (he Court o( Topdia Shawnee County No candidateiReeee H Robrahn. R. MH here have tiled tor nomination ijunei Court, in the dtrtnet ' Clerk ot the Couh of Topeka - J. C. Meiaenheiinar. R. Route Flrat County Con Mwihal of the Court of ToDiit - Jolm R, HUIer. R. pdka - Elmer L. Under. R, Ehnont Rd.; Harry W. BUtlnci, «K S Ohio; Ge«*e W. HoweR, R. MS Terrill Bcrberick Rd D, M4 Tiylor; Harvey J. Owl-, County Treaauer — Dean E ter. B. Ml Waiaon; Charlea YMlUBC, R. lin Saline. County ABomry - Robert D Hooper. D. 1«7 Van Buran. Tiw^ OIBet Bacfat, R. M4S Lakeaide Dr. officea iMlude County aerk - Watter Rice

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•«pire tor Bettoeti" algat on baardadip atar^ Me oad «0 «•■>« •*•<>*« Hnada'a pato. *e eMiar abaemd. Oaaaap arawe >aek^ are«d tbe rtotk »erc rapMy etoartag toaa of dabrii. Many kaitamwre and bareaawaaei wen al

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"Il-i very Dktoy that aenc areaa of Topeka-partkrulaHy to Ibe bUghiad toepeMncoma nerOiaaat aactton of fba dty~«iU cnerge ft«n fl«a drvatoattoq of the tornado k bettor p^leal dupe thaa thay were to before.' ftaoer pca^. "Na» beutog aad abopptag ■mady bang planoad.-' Noted by tbc rcforter »at the mayor'a propmal to aatabttob an cipreBBway (ran eoaibweel to iwrtheait TbpiAa. paraHeUng the path efttae toraado.

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It a*ea two to tanfo, both to aad out of eoort. nat fad to writ leer by lha U S. Sivreae Oonrt to gtvtog the back of nt powerM band to heOi tta prev and toe legal prefecBtoa to Ha reectd deetoioa rcesvtag toe eanvicliee «f Dr. itomte H. OMppard far the murder or bto wfle to USl The preea got an aeaortneat of hsnpe Iran the Sitorenw >. Bat toe real vuian ■ me eh—^

A reubcttx wtteh bote ««ll for Tbpekt't future «u aeM by a etalor atUCDed here to.report tbc ttorm fWy. "AlltMaMi ttUI «nbi( «Bt of tttc drtrti. mret Topekan already are bouKtof back Ireoi the mo« dertnieUre art of nature to the cUte't bJatory." wrett Jatnei C Tanser in the Wall Street Jourwl. "MobUtzto( ^kk* ly. the city began the prec«H of tetting back <s Ha feet alinMt aa noB at tiK fomei lifted.''

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_______the PretMent toU one "Should it become necessary twered by itattog that he bemended," hlparltoao Moap. ‘'rhtretre tobtt tteae targets to force toe lleved tbb mrest «»«ni€ stonu frem ‘ to five op *nbe old Americen habH of WASHINGTON - Praeident only eto netor ttrgeto toft ^ ^ agilBR Souto wanting to brtog things to a dea of nt inh—, 1, m«Hna « major e(- <»7 nQltary advisers mold like moBHIea of catnpanMe rise cadraoted with dtouter of wfu have entkdpeled her « "rtam- STj^y^SfluLitoS^ fon to _________________ to banb that I have not ep- Viet Nam." contiaued Ibe Pnto- sired cud ifoieUy.'’ dealt, “I wm not becibda to eu- b ■ trai* gtve-aito4akc dtoc pnpertlou. ^ ben of Oongrea ton he will canton with a groop of Demou* enfflcient'military power to When the Senate minonty • •'Topekens are no elrangeri to vtoieot weatber. even — * • * ___ ^ crals. toe Pretodent cncaded toough toe city had never becnbltbylbefullldrceofa THE PRESDENT streased that his atandlM wift tte pablto tonado.” said Tanner. "Topeka eutabtoct many a larger r.T.» u..»uu„ -X* -------------------. -dewtopmirts to on acenmt of In private briefings and Indi- t>« “ '’iet Nam led that notary t dty to Us daboratc prepmttoos for disaster. Local offi—Democrat- to* the brieflngt. inquired aboot Vtot Nm are now toe meet the wv. but be argued: lc«idRSSto.rra.^SM tee tocetta of then targets end favqrMde etooe be took ofOce. ..u„^ k better tois dali taka pride to a civil defense center located to the aatobaaement ef a rececMy bnUt courtooun." 1e*lersrS Preoii^TLsnr«»ck n Ab«P t» PW«»««y «*• Topeka's storm-waratog system to second to noee, the vtolter dtdartd. Waatber wattban. moatly vobutteri. are pealed eranad toe dty to ndtoaqolppad can whenever - Mrs. Yetta taia to berel or

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visually or on radar "Bat toere are nmc tot wrllir Ml. "Maty new bMne* bdH to Topeka In nem yean had nakhar storm collar an baiteaats, aa Mdimcad by tfl tea caaercta slab botMC cranpled "Altbeu^ the Ion of Me ww retoUvdy snaU becdum d tea repealed vlaiM sliMMai ef tte linmda Md olhn wardi«i. tojvlee are esttoadad ae Ugb n Mk -Ttae fMoetttoe cnold have been toerpiy wdneed If everyone had tok. mpn preemttone. tt'a gmerdly agrmd -B-i fven batog aogretad teat afl new baeam ba fto Ta»nrto qntndbycNyn

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candSaSr^to toe c«^ of hto (or her) Take her campaign, for Pretldeni to UM. Her platlorm was dapls: "Tba Praddnt^ cabinet ^ h... MM* to *«>•HI.;P«^« M have Wted to «Me.rtta, but teemed to lira wito It (How true. We learn by our o bm wlib nccesMnlI men and .ru dbowbawl bow to

"By reparti tbe PreoMenl, "we abantd have tea cocntol mSItsry power eummitted to Viet Nam to be able to dratroy tee mate body ef Norte Vtoteam-

sile teclmieiafts are boosed at a pailtleal apkeavai to 8«th then sites. lUnue to tanprm. " nt caa bo "bva Vkt Nam aad teat intewar "U w« bomb these bases, we bto.” Or tbM on say “fto ran toe rU of Umi« hunVIET NAM NOTBS-RtMten____ dreds of Rossians and this could tacboical teams to Nntb Ttet .. . escalate toe war. Nobdy has Nam are owed to dtomantltog Veteran Nw York reports been Bblt to coovtoce me that Be contanded that toe Com- ui akeraft ahol dawn, and »W1 talk of_toe_ fmma n towiikta a year." toe mUttvy gain we wouU reap muniats have been nnabte to etoetneto teutoiem and » tnal of Rnib teyder la worth the liak." caab to on toe poUdeal mnnott yogi mtotOet areftownbaekto andJoddGrayfbr Om mater ^ A* Vm Prealdem then revealed _____ to ^____________ Vim Nm bnt,.npp». s„rtet ^ for demM oamto.A tedy'i botosnd. Once the niiu. ently are dffl bteag mtoted and ttei. according to UJ. intrtt trial begm. one New York r power, to lalltog that "the oton t ,Aw tewgafcari. "Nearty one- tary targeb” on toe JM chleft footed by the donor of the Vtot -n* Rsyd itoaitemj nawipapn pr^ an aa^ -------------------- wera^very Nampatecrtttatotblaemin. SrPWee to atombdad to re. Its nrat yiorite« P-Wa dty after day. The New York tilth of an U S. mUtory pn- Urge oil• storage depots i ' idteeh committed "

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ew. ha said, ‘'do aot par- Ihe torthcamtog baartaga lyptoal to aoBM to the canplalBtB ara thcaa: -Rap. Rlchart 1 flehwite. ntt the canttouad Uboal defer- arat Itotiy to ranM to any I mcnthly aatkaal draft -Rap. DoeaM M. Fraar, D- R-Pa., aald too aa^ lacal MBto to a year ago." I urn jmmr, qtMaa rary. deptehg oa the Mha.. said tha law k ym ' laweaaha Ite dafemd eatato“are astog Theteftte.wiaetadilairtiy adUtarys need for manpovcr. mednto to dasaUcattea than rtoa bam which addttbnal ln.;ijebang^ at any thne. before D.S. lavoivemte Is Reeatoly toey hare bees rangcan ha made a*allabla,l their neigbhsn.'taOMtoCeaMW WarM War n and eceenued lag opvards - lUOO tor June, Topeka Girl Cuts Arm Bnhay tall are. I -Rap. Rabert P. EBswwfh. T.jMto.ma / Waca te cteept for the period Mte for July, and S.toO (or 1. TtMM defferred ttonara HDBgaa. 17. daagh- R-Kn., said the arldaBca tha (nn March UW to June INI. tagusL <to te meet w^nt annadi Don't say "aspirin'* tor to Ur. «d Mrs. Gayla MU- “potoia to meqotty and taefft- (area • II.U(7.na- Ttawe bare been ae c tedbrOtHo . phyaleal cianey." ligiB. ms Oay, cut her right itanaa it Q ia ■MixnedScrrieaOna than to,- bt allowed to die oat yea. Bot foreann an a ptooa to brok«i Hartoiey hhaielf recently mltlee te ateteed a week «( cenplalned tboat the time U charges to tawpiltia aito dla- window gtaa Saadiy, W tertlof WadDtea; •n efttsas Krvtng lamte W U Owl Uwii lae 4.M local draft boards, crimlnatloa bare beeo made. at StoouA.- Vail Hoepltal ra- lakea to nm men ttarougb the S. Pathers and peraeos wtlb^ ^ B. H«*v, MtfaMd Sdacti«« ne loeto boards determtaa A graup to to Bausa Bapubil- port^A was rtoeaaed after WORLDS nWST ASPOOM Sartto dMor. rite yoidha Iran tbebr <na> eaas lacetoly biaatod what It

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2. ARE THK CONTENTS OF NT HOUSE ADEOUATELT INSURED? Your Heansownen poBcy covwe the contents up to 40% or 50% of the policy’s value, tt ytwr home im't adequatdy insured, the cootacts probably aren’t either.

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It’s hard (and heart-breakinf) to try to remember everything of value that a room contained, when the room Wt there any more. You dmuld have an invent^, room by room. Keep it at work or in a safety depoait box ... not in the bouK. Bring the list up to date aniraally, or after any major lairdiase. , (See coupon below.)

4. DOES HT FOUCT OOTER ADDlTHmAL UVIN6 COSTS? If your home were deatzoyed end you had to move the family into a hotd or motel, who would pay thoae axtra livmg costs? Be •are you have a Homeownere policy so you’ll have this extra and vital aseiatance.

5. AM I INSURED FOR DEBRIS REMOVAL? It can coet a lot to pick up the pieces. Make sure that your poUcy o6vn removing the debris of your bouse from your yard.

6. SHIRILD I TRY TO SETTLE MT CLAIM IMMERATELT? "

Don’t fry to aettle a rfaim mitil you an aura that yoo’va takn into aeeeont everything you have hMt IIV ^ Fxalt VkB all good inaaraDce cnmiienin will move aa rapidly aa pomiUs to serve you, but it’s in your own interest to be ame (hat you have coaMdend your total kai bifcre you aettie the daim.

7. HOW ABOUT DAMAGE TO MT TREES? Homeownn pt^des do not protect you egainst tba lorn of frees due to windatorm damage. However, it may be uiair deefructioD is deductible from your inoome tax, so keep a record of trees lost

8. IS MY CAR COVERED FOR HINII8T0RM DAHASE? It is, if you have comprehensive coverage in your auto insurance policy. (Not just liaUlity and collision. Check your polky.)

9. IS m MY BDRNESS PROPERTY DiSDREO? Of course you have busmees inaurance. But is it up to date? Does it include new outbuildings, new warehouses, cunent inventory? Are you insazed to tba actual cash value of your buainem?

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10. WHAT IF A TORNADO SHORJ) PUT HE OUT OF BUSINESS TEMFORARaY? If a disaster puts yon out of boafaheae even fcr a few weeks tot repain... to say nothing of a -longar tiina for major rebdldmg ... you'abonld be maured for toe aaltiiea of yot;tr employeee and youraelf. ^ .« unto you’re back in busneae. TUs is called Bnahhce Interruption Insurance. It can aave more than moosy: H can save a bumem. Aihd it can help you to keep valued emiOoyeea who would otherwiae have to earn elsewhera^

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What The St Paul does (or its policy holders: Yee, of coarse we are on the spot immediately in a Our speciel Diaastar Crew fike in from eO over the country, empowered to settle claima on the spot ^ if rtquind. Tliat’s what we were faired tat. We won’t take hero’s credit for being on the job aihd payinf out money and h^dng any way we can. Check your poBdae. Amtm your inautinca «Mi4hany. If you fed we can be of bdp to you, cdL Our A^ota ere Urted in toe Yellow Pafea. . .

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Voice of Broadway A SMALL BlfT HRM PROKHE8Y FROM UWiTOON *aya B«rt«r« Sirewand will be mit trf the Ljmey "ruiwy Girt" ircupe within a nwpJe c< week* I* Robert Preston alreadv out at the Marv Martin musical x-ersun of -The Fnurprater "* , Richard Hsllulav. Man Marlin's hu'band. very ill in la*ni*i is nka> again ar^ on the way In Braiil fur a restful coHap'c . Perry t'omos <hicf sfiisr of humor CnndmaB Ace wanted to call hrs new hunk cdiie anon ' How Are You'"', the pubbehnr waisled (in ‘ The Fme Arts o( Hvprijctioodria " with the stfiiiile, '(on How Are You: ' . . . Cnodte'i nutly non scquitur• How are >uu going to get . Thry didn't get that. mart)uee of a aupennarket?' either. l-harlea Engelhard'* "RigM Ri^al" might Just be the American winner of the Englidi Derby; hat a chance . The Yankee downfall goes thtt way; The Meta roomed to ihaible the TV rating of the Yankee* (504 w. Ml In tha gospel an-ording to ARBi ... It also meant the N Y. Mett • audwoce was bigger than all other TV lUtkm combined — incliidinrtietwofk itiuona at the thne . . . Of ceum. they were pitying the hated-reapecied ClanU * Willie Mays . . . Lati whiter when notorious Mafia hood Joe Bananas was ud to be dead and stuffed in some aqbashed auto-]urdiyvd marhine we were advised by a furtive but poaitive source Joe was alive and would turn up "as tooa as it's safe” and he did The underworld scuttle now says he's reedy for a purK'ture ABC-S RAISED MORE CASH-COIAIRED CATNIP IT Jack Paar wnhrs u nibble . . . Harry James playing "Mi chelle, Ma Belle" on the J Canmncasl again proved our theory that Beatle songs sound fine — If someone besides the Beatles sing or pla^ them . . . Ei-NBC Chairman Bob Kinlner'i' really-BIG LBJ-Job will be aimouiiced later Dill year ... TV's gray flaimel staUiUcs even brag about rtUngs lor non-evenla; NBC anneuncad its coverage of the aborted Gemini • miatioa copped a larger shop of the TV audiaice Ihaa the competittoo ... The Paul Ankai eipect ttialr flnt baby in December; mon Is top cover glri Anne de Zagheb . . . . -nia b4. Mlty N Y. State lamtigatkw of Bdwy. show • (inanelBg failed to produce even one lDdi<;Unent ... The Manhattan mystery of the year — why certain known blg■ Mioti haven't been expeeed for Uckevecalpinc. '

AND NOW TRERCXL BE A CAPE XSWCDY HILTON . , Lawrence Wrlk spenda h» . . buying up music publishing firms (Warner Music is The OvU War Centennial nl^ posediv was to have ciploded a wave of Blur-Gray H'wood films but the wave now f is a glut': "The BfUle of Gettysburg" and "Andersonvillc" are celluloid dropouu plus 1 several others beii^ unannounced . . . Steve McQueen's "Nevada Smith" salary s l^.0n. pretty fancy for a lad wtio made landal* for a living In Greenwkdi Viltage Jutt a few epUone age ... The new owners of the SheHon Towers Held have s bid la for Ow Empire Stale BMg . . . U LondOB lant tim world's twhigtofeal town, Look and Eaquire are wuOng a lot of ftaR and cash eevertng tt . . . Ihne Mag ba« them both to R, of coona . . . Saaiebow we ■mpaet there could be a WMhand sports TV Mmr in Ihli one; anger Rogers has been IsvItad to Join tnda ace Bob by Riggs In a match agalntt Doe Budge and Dinah Shore at tha CoBCord Hotel In the sour rremn A caviar Alpo. lUirfy KlAy (Dunrard^ M). 1 e a v i o g Iht cut of ••Mama” two dqrs afler Itt Bdwy. Manlag for a TV ntIm, discoveied his roie chopped vlrtiial^ to nothbig: hla thowstopping dance mimbrr with Angela Lansbury was tUminaV ed; somebody maybe everybody lb awfully mad . . . Psggy Lam of the TV (uinel «|uaners and her stockbroker admirer Jaciiues Bimaleh gkwnil) dtsrusiod stock market kisaes over ftuk in Caliagbcr’f. . . Mtchael Caine Inst wh In Gennony a aoldicr with the BrilMh Army of OcrupaUon; this time. I itor of "Funeral in Berlin" mining in ja-wobi land . . . BeUie Paul McCusney's proud of his beat gal Jana Ate aRar the bravas she rated at (he Canoes Film Faettval tar her tola IB "AUie" . . . Suddenly «s-poer boy W«t|y AOn hu a real admlriBg pd to tha Den of UBdoa'a Vulnfutor ey. who ha has all Woody'i comedy ntnrtiatt aad tavttod Abbey, fta Brookiyo down to Hl^ Tea « Reyale" filming.

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Somewhat from those, of Carmi three near the moon than in iniBplao- U the I • can score such I Menphto, Tens., wtth a few •T think a mao sbouM never! chael, new executive direcMr of weeki - aisling to pot them Id clary apafee; thera to a be ’ he added. ened lotenalty of eieetraa near (baace of defeatong Presi toe Student Nonviolent CaerdihiaarortiL was ilbt and wmmdad abortly the moon, and there to very lit Jotmaon hi IM. Ptesed Sa Par nating Oomaoittee. who was uv On June 30, an Interp after ermaing Into UtoMippi lie Irregularity la (he moon's Ow TV Shew terviewed on the CBS radio-feleMeredith said he to sattofwd on June t. After tow iboottog. JAMES MBRBirTB grwuational field. During civil rights toaden we« to Uto- wlfli tow way the march has Tiswfi program "Face the NaIMP it eapected lo expand on ABCs • tosue* and Aaswen' been going but that its uttomste ttoo." sissippi a»l arc leading a group !toward the Capitto at JaekioB. miles aboTC Uiwmoon's sur thli knowledge, operatong for at Ford was asked if be would deface It b to study radiation, least a year. Youngster Injured Lunw OrUler is equipped to magnetic Raids, Stokdy CarmichaeL one d think to." be answered. He ii md IM pictures over a SOday raids When Chair Topples tow aJth leatos. aUd to s be wan't running for any ex ertiea In Ibe vicMiy of tow aeparate toervtow thto Negroes utive office. He tald be expecu Ow VWt Bradley Schneider, t. son of iltogaBy dotted pahtieal power li Oeee OrUI Nam war to help the GOP this Ur. and Mrs. Larry Schneider. might be Jotofled to resarltog to FAT AU UTIUrtlS AT MAIUNW-S July U, a ipacecratt year uBlcai soma aohrtkB to Shawnee Hills Trailer Court. found quickly. He uid Ameri eaikd Lmur Orbtter to to be MerediUi. iDjurad to a tall when cans dant want a long war and lawn chair toppM at hto tone -ODwn to to firedbioaarbitalpaatnteiidwant to "either get to there and the University of MtotoMppl. ed Id PM li etae as a miles Sunday, officials at St. Francis has said he wUl re}om the to tow moon. It cirriea televlBXIRIE. Romania (AP) with Man Stilj march Vedneiday. reported. pgnier Ctai B»4ai «t Bad Sion eamerifl to pbotograpb poteotoid manned tandlng areas. PARIS lAP) Aulhorii AakedsaTT I The youngster was released OuAa and RHoaniao leaden JMmaon't policy will mean NBC telecenferrad in thU Black Sea ra- Hopefully. Lunar OrWer will teach sources said Suolay prnlmged war, Ford stod "tow Iren EL Pnneb after aevcrall ........ tUTTKSSlS Kii Sunday. It* lalla were aol ««eta picture* of B» two areu that President Charies stitches were token to cub on visioiMadio program "Meet the in Jbe Ocean of Storms wl*re Gaulle wm sign no new treaties American people will take some his upper lip and left cheek. IPress. " he ws* asked if ta M«9ck acOoQ at the polls." Sorfeyor l and the Soviet UnWi:h loo’aUmaImadiaon ladinfi. dstag Ui state vtott to the So Party leader Nicolae cu. Premier Inn Gbnorglw Iftdi MetiMt would provide viet Union but wOl work bard detail Maurer and other offictoto. . ^ ^well beyond the for closer Eait-W«t CooperaQttu flew to Eforie this morn- rang* of tow pliolos made on the tog and toured the rtgkn before nuface. All 6 pieces. Just .... diplomatic moves which have The Ocean of Storms to going tote the emference Mered a potilbie Uutdidora worried the UMttd States and TatotoeceaM To aniit our polieyhoWort rtiiding in fho aroos affactad by Tba hit other allies. De Gtullc takes spot for Amdrican A higb-rasiking I Special DisceimU to Tornado Ylctim* disastrous tornado. Invostors Syndieato Lit# announeai: off tor Moscow on Monday. source deaerttwd Itfkt held toil Luna • teat hnct n week in Bucharot at "wceeta- while Surveyor i totaled more De Gtullc psaonaDy hu isKithCkik than Ujm tnotmtotoOBi that BabiCrib imed U.S. Amhasiador Chartea I kdP and covering "every ai^ revealed a rock-strewn plain E. Bohlen there wfll be no tnrWHh .•toebl* PolicyhoU.r. who, bocoiilo of fho fofoodo, wtro “"•W* ♦», P»» Fi.l6h .M prises during the vWL An suSOM thoir promium. on fimo will bo ^ronfoj on ndllitional 31 doy. for port a manned eqwdiiion. tfaoriUtlvc artkle dtotnbuted by fho poymonf of fho promiomi. 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As many of you know, the recent tornado here in Topeka curtailed tht business operations of many of our firms. The Butter Krust bakery was no exception. We were completely out of operation for over a week. During this period, our baker friends from nearby cities baked bread for us, and we deeply appreciate their help. All Topekans who enjoy the dehcknis difference in Butter Krust Bread wiB be pleased to learn that, effective Friday, June 17, the mixers again started mixing and the ovens started baking that same deUcious Butter Krust Bread which has been a household “buyword" with Eastern Kansas families since 1907. The Alexander Brothers Baking Company is dedicated to producing the best-quality bread that you can buy. This is what has made them the leader in bakery products in this area for these many years.

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Tayto. died Snday peka boHdtal wtare be brt been patint Mee Ama 14. He bad B abdenhial ailmeBL He wa tan Oct. I, 1S71. at WbKtaatar. Ha had lived m Tapeka libee IM. Ha wu af the former Trist^ nr MicUfaa Valley ia ' icoun^f art ipaat pMet of*har Hettadist Qwreb. retired en^iloye of Santa Fa . life in the MIchigao Valley e Battway. Mrs. Emma aaudell. S munity. Route 0. dirt Suoday in a To; She was marriad to Drtial WaD* la tn ebarit cd vn • Bulmer Sapt tt. IW. pattant slnea JUM S. ; Besidei bar hartart. bvtIChorles Pretz She wH born Feb. 4. IM. in -vors include three hoi, Lee S Bulmer art RuueU Butaner. WAhCEGO Seivicei will be Osttorae Coumy art ipettt most of ber life ta SmfSi CooBty beSbath ti Webipa VaDey. and It 10:30 a m. Tuaiday at I fcae she moved to Topeka about jLarry Balmer. Ottawa: four Family Catholic Cburch at : daughtan, Un. D« Psoat. Ma- me for Charles Joaeph Frets, three yean age. Ste was a •son City, Iowa. Barbara Ann 78. fonneily of Alma, who died member of Most Fora Heart of - Bulmer art Xaren Bulmer. both SatnnlBy at his home at Wa- Mary Catbotta Church. include three «of the beoM, and Mri. Loren nM«D where be had lived SMiddlebMtar. Ottm; her 'ne t. borne. Mn. Valma Rose, Imolhet, Mn. Myrtle IfyeiB. Burial wlllta ta Holy FarnQy •MiefaigaB Valley; a rttar, Mra. attalle Ceradtary at Alma. Indio, Calif., art Mn. Chrif - eWTord Katrn. Ottawa, art U Ronrtaa wfQ ta radtrt at 7:» tone Badi. mnUin. Neb.: tfarce ions. John aadell. : grandchildren. pm. Uortay ta St BerMid’a t Burial wiU be in Valley Bn»k CalbQllc pi^ Wamego, art Broomfield. Ceto.. Milan JCeiKtffy lour miles loodt at I pm. Uortay by Holy Ctaodrt. Barter Oly. U.. and •of Overbrtita. Maraorlal caatrW pamDy Cblhetic part«h. Alma, EQIa dau^ FrrtkUn, Neb.: a brotbar. W Sdrtaoaky. Kir• bulMM may ta made to liB at Stewart FUMrm) Heme wta. tlx grandcblldreo and o« • Amertcaa Caacar SocMy. Jena* “ Warner : Funeral Home at Waverly U Hack - McMichaal Memorial ; charge of arranganenU. ! Dessie Dook Home is in chtffe of arrangeElodo Morrison . I ALMA - Servkw wffl ta atnn*«a. 3 pm. Tueaday at HaMnbenk LAWRENCE — Services wUl.tnd Lamar Funeral Home bert be at 2 p.m. Uortay at Ninth for Mrs. Dessie Doai, UWRBfCE - Service arStreet Baptist Chureb bvt for Alma, who died Saturday ta rangem^ are parting Eloda C. UorrlMe. <1. Law. Wamar boapital. Burial wlU be Bowser-Lea Mortuary here for rench, who dirt Itamday ta a in Alma Gty Camalery. Tommie J. Herteraoe, 78. Law hospital here. She was bom May 22. 1382, rence. who died Friday ta a He was bom Aprfl 3, ll«, at at Red Oak, Iowa, art taler PMla art bad tart in taa Lmr- lived in Htamri and Raniai She had lived at Atau tlnec Lawrence art spent meat life in the l^wrence caansmity. He was a veteran of World War I and wu a member of I Unhrenity tf BealdH br burtaod. sur ■uFtaf-JoMt Peat No. U of the Kanau aeveral years. vivors taebde a brother. 1 AmtilcaD Legion at Lawrence. Oarrtvora include bis wife, El- lard Dick, Oorataf. Iowa. * ntaers tocinde hit wife, b^sertaa.hixM;tbitedaufb. rta of the home; two ei. Mn. Barbara Baraes art Bessie McClune tlstors. Katfc Benderm. Law. auiertae HorriMn. boQi of reoce, art Peart Handeraon. ;«>Kagi>. ni.. art Mn. Owarto. MICHIGAN VALLEY - San>- Kansu aty. Mo. and a % Jam, Gary. Irt.; a son. Ices will be at 2 p.m. Wednes taaottar. A. C. Henderson. Milday at the Methodist Cburrt 3loda' MorrlHa Jr., Kasaaa Xty. Mo., art eight graad- here lor Mrt. Boale McOnne. le. Michigan VaQey, wta died ckuasTOM laavictt 5fcldren. OraiMta mnten Mn M U it.» 9^1 wfl] be ta Oak HiU Friday at the heme of ber ■M. tmmm ¥ hmmotm nn chmMrt. Ir«ie Cold- tav ta ». 0 OMOTk. H, M COTta, Anetery at BBlta. Fatos Verda Btoatai. S 85S.i"** " * ''*■ MWtioa w« ur. cooaaM «n iw nw* • a.m. •• *. Monday at Bowser-Lee Mortu. Calif., wbera ata brt nx-^MOTW, u MmwIMMMI » ' viilttag. try at Lawrence. Burial will be ta Valley Brook Oartary tour mtaa aouth at Thomos Groono t. Biker Funeral CARBONDALE - Gravaaide Home at Osarbrook ia ta charga Krvicet will ta at 2 p.m. Tbeadiy at Carbondale Cemetery for joH noBiH (taaane, 83. CvfaoBdalt. JUHCTIOH nuav fiTv taiiMi -in k> »• dM Saturday ta an Oaage >• *>v. TMMn •• '<'« XsMiMrta City nurtiag boM. He WH bon Jan. 7. 1173. at tas- w v>.. (M kM l.>M >« JMUta itaa mi eviO' IN IIVM •> !.•>. Salt lick, Ky.. art moved to C»T >M>. IM M 1 tantal • wu »■—V. a (arm near Cartandala ta 1883. He taler moved talo Carbon- IM mvrM ta iMK ■* Jmt FM dPe rttere be operated a pUo- >1. wit r namanaws. wva. JBtg mm for mahy year*. He : SaUta Mr »«MiM. -»«»-■ 3ia a Bibwef ttaCbrtatiaB ^lurch at Salt Lick, , 't^urvivon taetade bti wife, ■I aim M Ik HitMMa Cum Ada, of the home: a ion, Fred X tn, JMMM FuMfii *» Creane, 3815 N, KankH: X ot, • • H ■ daughUrs, Mn. WSma 1 bly. Indepandmee, Me.. Mrs. Ctarta WUttBnaan. ui (3ty. Mo.: Ibrae to Mrs. Alice Oren and Bertha Creane. both of Caopbellsburg. Ky. and Mrs. Mhble Triplett. Morocco. lod.; tw grindddldrcn art time great. Baker Frteral Home at Overbfook U in charge of ar-

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¥fE HAD CXntA HUP KPL’s kay panonaal wara making lha!r way to our eantral dispatchiM haadquartars aran batera tha tornado had Uft tha adiataly for all ay«1abla KPL craws city. Callt; want out throughout Kansas to ba sant to tha two citias. Plant wara initiatad . to rastora tarviea quickly in as many areas as possibla. Local KPL craws ware in actbn within tha hour. And in tha early morning hours, additienai craws bagan arnving from throu^out KPL’s sarvica tarritory. Thay eama from Safina, Hiawatha, Abilana, Lawranca, Olatha, Emporia. Hutchinson, MarysvUla, June* tion CHy, Atchison, Laavanworth, Great land and many more Kan sas communitias . . . Ovar 500 man . .. Over 250 trucks. Neighbor-, ing Kansas utilHias backed us up in ether areas with man and equipment. IT GOT US. TOO Soma of our amployaas lost avarything and others suffered heavy damage. But thay still reported for wore and they stayed on tha job aftar auuring their families. The Company iti itself sustained a fob ^ estimated total of 1750.000 damaga but our first cencarn was tha restoration of power. ad by two othar Additional man and i Kansas power companies, two Kansas rural alactrie co-ops, and two power construction firms. These mao worked side by side with the KPL craws around tha dock into Friday bafere thay avan stopped. Than, aftar only a brief four-hour rest, thay ware back on the job. Within four days, 10 par cant of tha homa^ and businastai capabla of accepting power wara restored. SUPPLIERS HaPEO WITH LOGISTICS It took ovar 200 miles of wire, 29 tons of hardware, more than 775 poles. 500 transformers, 4,800 insulators and 1,250 crossarms to rastora sarvica in Topaka and Manhattan. In ipHa of this, supplies never ran short. Whatavar was d was always available. Our stock was ampla to bagin resToranon, but as tima want on naadad to ba replanishad. Suppliars from as far away as tha East coast rushed vital materials to us by tha quickest meant of transpartaiien avaiUbla. soma by plana. Soma suppliers avan moved into KPL't service canter in' Topeka so thay caaM batter axpadtta ardara. RESIDES RESTORATION OP POWER At tha tame tima aR this repair work was going on, KPL triad to do more than just restore your power. Plans immediately ware announced for both financial and sarvica assistance for tha storm victims. Sarvica bills wara waived for tha month of June to all eur customars in Manhattan and Tppaka whota premitas ware de stroyed or axtansivaly damaged. Two customer service catitars wore opened in tha storm damaged areas of Topaka to augmant KPL's Topaka and Manhattan officas which remainad open to taka care of any alactrie problems that customars might hava. YOU HB.PID. TOO Tha smiias you gavo whan KPL crews came desvn tha streets and allays and tha gratrtuda you axpressad in so many ways, was tha stimulant tha crews naadad to kaap going hoot after hour, day aftar day. Wa^rerticuls riy . want to thank thosa familias el whom our crews speak aspaetafly warmly. You knew who you ara .the onai wire ft.------- -*------ ----------------------------- **------------ -* -------bring paepia working nearby, ^ay r asked us somehow to tall you hew much thay appreciated it.

WHArSNEXn Wa baliava wo hava now restored alactrie sarvica to aR of you whose pramisat ara.capabla of receiving it. Please caH us at CE 3-1351 if for semt reason you hava bean missed. We're not relaxing or slowing down until avaryena has power again. As a mpttar of fact, our next step will be to provide tarvtc* to any remaining isolated customars whose premises hava net bMn ready to receive power' bafere. to fellow up and clean up all con struction that hat baan nacastary during this hectic tima . . . and than gat soma rest for our weary bones.

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Gamble Costs Gench; Keesling Wins Crown By BILL MOOR . CaptWkBparts Vrto LAWjtENCE - Bartera Gench gambled and Itft cb inh hole and Karen Keeill^ seised command to cMttira lha Women'i Stale Golf ToomaiMfii at Lawrenca Country Gub Sun day 1 up. Mlu Gench. U-year-old Fort Hwrtav. iww >6. ifU 13 Scott school teKher. moved to a one up lead on No. » wilb green that itoped towards the a two-foot par putt On No. 16, pond. She chvped to the middle a par five hole that has of tbe the green. graen. had the hall rofl sharp dog-lag rigbi phis In the water for stroke penalBleep slope to a pood guard ty, wi»t aero ing Che green. Barbara cradtad water, approached short a superb tee shot sok an dgbL dog leg to the bottom of the Miss Kaesling get even conceded five-foot birdie putt, tfbpe three-mo Ifin Kecalic halfway down fte hill with her-toe shoL eight feet pest the pin eo the the par three 17tb 17th while • • Birbara - ‘ played short in front water with her second shot, as bit front lrii«e. Earen almost everyone bad done n^ed in the putt lor a hbiB* to go one up. and halved No. through the week Barbara chose to go for the II with a par to cart <oH the pwen despite holding a oaeup tme. lead with three bolH to play. Miss Gench uld -she still lelt She picked out a three wood going for tte green en No. 11 and her troubles began, ball sailed lo dte right of the geees and leaped up the steep grade babind the green tome 0 yards past the flag. Karen agreed Barbara's In lha Water gave her a lift. "Bui AU Mlu Cendi had to Mxiet even there. My 0 was a sharp downgrade and

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Urdia putt on (ha 17th wu dw tongest eithpr Snalitt made lo Ibe match. Ewb cultured semi ftnal wlu with puvpoini ap proach shots Satus^. But Sunday they were faced with tong putts on almost every hole and neither found the $e-' ere( to getting them down. Only seven of the II holes were tied, but neither wu ever more than one up. Uiu Gench went ahead for the first time on No. 10 when Karen hit the raigb, eUaped a Irw and before reachUnded to a i^ the green and carding Karen's par on No 13 and Barbara's par on the tSth woo I to keep file matdi at up In Mlu GeiKb'i favor until the crucial I6lh and 17th. Mta Keullng became the rnt Wlchitan to win since Na tasha MataoB Fife posted her fifth women's erown in 102. A Mystery The thmg that puziled l#-yearold Karen the meet wu her Ptittlng. "I kept knocking eveT^ thing past the hole, even on No 18 where I tried to lag (or my She put her second shot IS (eel in front of the hole, then rolled the putt two feet pasL -My handj were ahaktog ao when I stepped up to hit that slwt one I thought I might mias the ball eom^lety. I still don’t know how I managed to ......... in the middle

away. Both two-putted for the par and the tie. Other dnelopmenu in this 60th champioeihip. daOBg back Id 106. became imiBaterial in the wOrd. tvo^nan battle over the 6.017-yard, par 70 course in bright sunshine. Palmer had a final round 71 and Ca.sper a 0 Big Jai^ Nlcklaus. the Uasten riiami^ aevs' naaagwi a sally and (bushed third with a 74 for 315. PGA champion Dave Marr. with a 73. and former British Open King Tony Uma. with 71, tied for fourth at 3tt Player Rallies The tittle defending champion, Gary Player of South Africa, never got his putter out of the tee box but rallied after three mediocre rounds for a 0 ant 30 At ooe aiage. It looked as If Palmer would erase the lOyear-old Open record of 276 set by Ben Hogan at Los Angriet' Riviera chib In 10(6. But. needing only par over the fmat ais boles lo crack it. the great Amie faded. Hogan himself, ai S3 making a gallant bid for a fourth Open crown, finlahed *ith an even par 7b and drew a stand ing ovation from Ibe thousands packed oa the natural am^ theater framing the final green TTie playoff time wu set (or it » . CST. The windup will be telcviaed by ABC Key at IS

Palmer, his eoce confiaett, nut-brown face wrinkled with concern and dtoappmotment said the tunung poin came on the Uth bole. There Casper tank a IS-foot birdie putt while Arnie. who mtosed the broad gren carpet and landed in a trap, settled (or a bogey 4 "That's when I began to wonder," Palmer said. “I knew what could luqipen, and that's what did happen " The bead-to-bead battle of the two leadn — Anile started the day three stroku ahead and laawased fills to seven after nine boles - took a Carnatic sod an almost uohetlevahle tun on the backside Palmer ton a shot at the 10th. where he missed the green to the left and had to roll In a ILfooi binhe pirtt behind one of 16 feet by Cuper at the 12th. Army Gaea WQd Palmer bogeyed the I4th. seeing his lead cut to ftve. and thu moved tsenoQsly Into the back stretch.

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the (airways mid beating iBetr way from tee to green. "Stop that crowd." om marshal yeDed to i "Not pm. Tm not gotog to get tranqiled by that «s»y," a red coated efftoial beUered back. The iwo parred the 14tb and came to the par 3 15th. a ISO-yarder with a large green, perhaps the easiest hole on the course. Palmer drove tnto a trap. Cuper wu on the green IS feet away. Palmer btostad out to within eight feet. Casper sank. Palmer mlsaed. Now his lead wu cut to three. They moved to the 04-yard 16th. a par S. sanMogleg to the left. Casper wu down the middle, but Palmer hooked hit drive into a tree and the ball dropped to the rou^. His sec ond won bto a dump of busba and on his ttiird be barely inan^ to get toto the toirwayHV boUly tried to recover with a wood shot to the green, but the ban dipped inte a front trap. He hlattml eat magnifleatly to wMdn four feel aiM sank for hb bogey 6 TV In^ired Casper, ew el the sport's great putters, ran in a iMooter (or a btidie. Now Patms's lead wu only om shot, and It wu u longtr a cinch for the moicle man from Utrobe, TV levelkr came on the par 4 17Ui, Both drove IMo the rough. Palmer to tte left and Caqser to the right but Palmer (ailed to recover, hitting hit second short Into an other clump of rough. Casper, taking no chances, approached 10 Uw edge of a trap fronting tV green.

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S pitch Vme Just ahead of Adcock s Ithrow home Aryel rt0it fielder Ed Kirk The Angels made it 2-1 in the patrick Vl^essly held tte ban fourth u Adcock doubled, went as Campanerts to third on a ground out and home. White So*, lasted i

0 Campy's spud in U i Otau’s 0row to AW ohoranlt. ;^0a Plato mi anatte ftrelched a bit to deep right“■ Kansu CHy forced lereet tV tie in center into a triple wito one out | tv the eighth «i g u ' TV A's woo tte ftrst game M on Dmmy Cater's nm«»rlBg But Wright sqwldtodfitotteeel I ^iitedVirit" m by getttag Gosger on a line|»ne', htot aV scored from ilBgle In the nfelh Inning and dnve to (ira base man Nermithe« ,un Mike Hersttaerger's captured tte finale 3d on Cam SieVrn and Hersberger on a hjgb fiy down the left field Ime py Campaneris’ double routine fly to center dropped in f« a teubie Willie Smnh's two-base IhrowFregtal Streaks - iirinimi ------------tag error m the 10th. That wu tV only lime the •»'«», Lew Krausae stopped tte Ao- ■s advanced a runner past " ‘.'./i £ ell eo six biu ta tte mxner. first base until the ninth. TVy'j^ • » le A s second shutout of the only five bits orr.»Sm*rf £ tason. TV twinbill aweep wu Wright during the first e i g b d (or tv A'f against .innings, seven for the g»ne.^»«*«'''» ItlSuw .. Angela this season snd Wright struck out fivr pve tbea a spltt of ibeir (ouronly (our but, '^'m, rm (U-M ru toughest with men on bau.lc bau.lrmwwii t«« wu “

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Bat be Yonkoa csane| durtne the fim lap of the fmal heat and mind tobtu Sfd^ i ' Twin to a l-( vktory over the The judgea named Maocheiter and the Notre Dane ai the CUcago White Sec Simday. •inner of the race baaed oA pointa eanmd duriiif the tamand dsgcnbBff flipinn. Hv KUebrew's hocMr lied ---------------------------------------- .day recatu tbrtmih the beat Emuaa, to be prttad 0^1* IM WWto ef be you and Bar HAMiON EBiEBREW tcoro after tbe WUIe Sec bad of be WImbledH Qumpto- V Kuit b«led aooN jMcb , precedhic the final fatal acci * i i ••• held a M lead atoee tba third ibtpe sicrttw Mooday. dent. (»c*p •* »•» timing. Bob AOiaeii than dr*« a Tbe n-yauHild Aaatta WUaoB, who had aubbed for bander it seeded aecotid bsbtod (hrM walk and Mtoebir waOoped a Uti !■ PMtiBI bn rcfnlar drircr Bob Brown, and homer «6 feet tote the rigU the »^w-oM anerton. who to brt. -Wny aiakB n. fc- MILWAUKEE, wn. lAP) were awarded Arid blcKfaera. palU^ Mto- seektog Us bM ftrto^ Wtm- (Mtl. Banda HcAMBfe'i ban. La,| .tiauaf Tau SaBi; tecoed piace and Tahoe Mias, bledn ito^ title. ncaota to fnoL an,Baoaa.lJ.|aatta111wa,ja^ dial a aarld • » Emena bu bea made driven by 3hycar-old Mira Slo doubled and olid M favortte to baeeaoe I AMDUM.N LEACUI tag to be ba ttou. Bh^. Golf AAmodi Coif vak. was placed third 'dtaraTV Jim Kaat’s aa^ for fint ma« orta bra caaoi Maaffa wu rwooved to be Ue tooMnat tbe final na to Am tantog. Mka BardaM live Winbisda stagMi erem 0b becaoae he vroebed a Mflaok/i Jayoa Opa Miumo wu the firtt to die. KOlehrew horaered for • pr<'«* . ■ BOSTON (AP) - The Baliisince BNlatol'i Prod Psirry did kBu dortog hanii« metla , jn Sadij. The S7-yeeMild driver’i radltbe TVtos' two run to be sec it » yean ago more Orioles padded their ................................... adUanaferRaipbHDtbbita't Kabvl uva under or toito Mlea SAN FRANCISCO (APl - ond tentog. Tbe other came to wot lo risk a tojary aftor he , . American Ua|M lead Soaday Bar^. dlilidhr«ad aa If wu Aradd Palmer reviewed US u Koeeo doublel went to third Ro^. wtoner of be Italia imd an out be triple. • t^f-rSTo-ffS spIlUInc a donblehaader with apeedinc at aa aotlmalad HO eoDapM b thoAuil nnod of the en a paieed ball ud scored on ;S ^ - ‘ Open Golf C SMW and French tltla cailter this wUdUbbbyGary Peters. mllea an hour. Muaaon had been Boston, winnlni the opener Mm detedted bob to be CUcago took tbe lead with _____ »•',** ew» w • . M Wrignt to Spokane. Wib.. to behmd Eddie mhefs clutch stogtos and douUu ftoaU of be TUBMIM W 4 I 1 ■ aioww. » I M I , . umU It's over, but I felt pretty three-nm third tontog off KtaL LondM Uwn TUtois OtofflUon' tot, good. I started tUnktog about Ken Berry led off with e homer M I. jy thips because of a atratoad \i(%. J In the nightcep. 4Si> 7^ Notre Dame, blew up. The ves- sbooiinf t74 and that may have Peters doubled and scored on a rtshu. summoned from the fcl flew off the water on the stogie by Tommy Agee, who •**» «*>* •mMi Momav •w>« IO'*" Ml •' C bulbwn after the Red SOI had back stretch of the fim lap In been my first mlitake wu ucrificed to second, toe* ” • Ml. • Straight LosUm ttoglea title and acorcd two runs with two out In the final heat, came down and "I wu awe that I had to third OB a ground out ."Si’S. keep ray game together, which I dODblu wttfa Davii Qto tw ninth, struck out ptneh bat exploded In the water. scored on Jtom Romano's sin MV I leanunate Fred Sttole. ter Leimle Green with the basu The expioaloa occurred aloag- didn-L ! probably thould have gle. Ltew ■ . tma loaded to nail down the triumph. skle Wilson, in Mlm Budwelaer. played itaUttle dlf^t” MumisoTs Palmer blew a sevcMtroke cMiueo «r >• INTBmAIIONAL Boiton-s JoM Santiaco and Netre Dame ww aeeeod W • *1*— *«N ct < > f < Verar m •»*» Teffnager Defeots Mm Wyatt comhlaad b dwi Mia Baidahl in the I M IMSwM !• Jill awwv c 4t>• (be Oriebs ta the nlibicap as point ttandtogi last you. Oklahoma Net Giont into a tie wlb BflJy Casper at 4. NM ft tits rookie Geone Scott eoOaeted the end of be ngulatia 73 rw JM » 1 • 1 S « TULSA. OUa. fAP)— A Uthree hits, Incb^ his iHi Tha daab of fiM bree veed- btou. They meet to an It-boie mm itam rt I • * t K bnat raeari mcrimd tba byboycar^id SL lAda ackaoboy d»homer. fated be dot of Ofciahtana The split enabled the Orioles, ptone race u one of be raoet playoff Jlooday. ■•••■ Canecrod wttb Hark •WM » IMS I Bina. nw »•»»»» It m who have won 11 of thetr lat 15. tragic ^Nritog events to the tennis Sonday. 1-1. 41. to be da. » ISM Cagpdr. a oae-tima fat mu rwm Tulsa opa tannis j to boost their league lead to lb lut 15 yean. •* ISM 577^;ma's stoda ftoali. pmes over Clevriead and De- There have been far greater bo lOBt M pounds 00 an exotte let. echoed Palmer's PACmC COAR dub tolls to qnrts roMtopa Gopher League riTiii tti (ti tiMB' Bobby McKinley, brother o trolL taevin *•««» Baltimore won Ihe opener particularly In auto racing acd- menu. VwwT II. CbtMH • 'Ante thought he wu going used a powerful service anc IMR IS. !.■’« SaHIMb i. dehu tovt^vlng tpeeutors with the help of thr but rarely have thru or more to shoot 274 and to did I " deadly overhand sbot*-» swoep Palmer, with a second Open competiton been tolled in c sto31-year-old Gene Land M Mosthird baseman Joe Foy 1 charapmiahlp apperemly to his event, i kogee off the court to only U leeond and third Snnlngs eastern league grup. admitted he wu more minutes. records. Southpaw Dave McNally al concerned at one siage ★ SETAIR *S£RVICC ★ RBUIUI lowed only four hlu until the The 1W and 1957 Milie Miglli wlb broBkmg Ben Hogan's Ww mi Umim nbth, when he weakened end road races to lUty each were neord score of 2H than m holdtte Red SOI loaded the biau marred by be deabi of thKc tog be lead over Cuper CE 5-1147 «u JlUler walked acrou e driven. Seva driven lost their Ub Mem Trable Brown Nabs Honors lives In accidents during be run and surrendered i single ’-The Hb wu the suri of my Rico PetroceHl before Plsber week-long Pan American Road (townlaU. " be aU-tlme leading A1 Brows wa be aboMoff wu called to ad the uprislnc. Race to »M. Thru blrers bad money winner said. “1 lost one after be and W.S. Boley broke A single by Lula Aparicto and been UUed in tbe same race the there but be big hole, the really 49 X M targets SuiUay at Soub Bmoka Robi»OD-| l»h bomer previous year. bole, wu be ISth Topeka Gun Ctob. Ed Young ant Uh Orblu off b a M tint In HU three British drivers 1 got down lo only a three- and Jamu Joffman tt»t 4B for tamtaf lead in Itae aeooad fame. died to t race at BeBast. Ire stnffe lead there and you can second and Gary Dawdy and However, the Red Sox tied tbe land, and three motorcytUati 2 S ! count with single njBitatbeJr were klUed dorlog tbe MUan- lou three atrokes on one bole. Jack Cowan ttolabed bird wlb HM I bad four or five going tote half of the first and tbe second, Tartnto race to Italy. An llaUan the last three, t might have god went ahead to suy tac* the Uvea «• M. faett'a Itaa abet fade iba of foor riders to HM. 'BaM screen. . Among be wont spor bob be Uth and Hb wha be • aSVlTt IWHMV !tf*B >«l.at»»ll4« 4. MC J«r dtos to be last decade were tbe begeyed and Casper birdied hits after RoWntoe'a homer, atrplaM crash to Pebniary. each bole. wu fofccd b retire when be INI. which wiped out be United Waaled Scetad Cl en» 1 wu struck on tbe ri^t forearm Stales figure skating team; be Billy Ued him on 17 and both Tali'' aiMtn WA by a sharp frounder hit by IMO air craih In eblch U mem parred tbe Hlh. Aparicb in hi* sevalh. WyaU bers of be CallfottUa Poly col "Up until-about tbe 15b hole. U Ttewnwt.l B.m.. MMn n mmm Ht. I. t.m ia«iw n. Sw then took charge, preserving lege football tun were killtd. . was atlU idayttg for aecond," \> StMt e*-T Bit.. 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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Ughtand McLaren cruaed about XO triple with a U Mans vidory yards bdimd. He had prevlauily won (he Day- *«'«“ «h«nipion Carfos Ortii Near the end of the final Up. tons 34-hour and Sebrma U- “•**** Johnny Baxsrro in a titlo the three Fonta grouped to piM mOmnw .10, M^ ““ff tte finikh line together la a vieWASHINGTON (API - Fred thi, yeat, I mgh» confident of retaining hu lory parade. The official ftnUi world crown ^ith. sixth-round ValesttiM led off wtib a teme line is about 300 yards from thes iSSi.T knockout. rin and Ken Hamlin htt his ftrst main grandstaiM area, yfiH'wi.ft mwmi w.n ■».e» The 2»-year-old New Yorker of the season In the tlxfti Inaing. spectators thought ibey Aey saw said - Sunday that Biaarro't giving the Wtshington Senahsrs Maes cross the line slt^tly « Wkft kft II ■ MM H«f. • 1. Li Cmm,. a M victory over the Clevaland announcer said •head. Mrt.w?iifi!?!hit when I want and I'll knock Indlena Sunday. MDes had won. ,him out and It won't take 10 or Mike McCormick, who had Then the computer came in. II. ni do it m su." he added. lott alx of hi! last seven dedA ctectronic device was M I mm. Ill I -g Orttt IS a 2-Fifavorite in the Miles and Hulme were getting slons. held the Indiara to four mounted on each car to perfor •M MifMf Li-W. Oi'-nioi. letff finst defense of his crown ha . .CINCINNATI (AP) — Sannny hiti as be potted his fourth ready to moufit a pUtforra maw. llii Pkkh ate a card each line it passed I. egrgcAi Mi-M-. »w 0 eoit and Milt Pappas, who recaptured from Panama's tv receive victory bouquets from Sium ke'<i. gid Ula (CkllTL OM-AgM. over the finish Ihw. have had trouble recently lory. marl Laguna last Nov ; 3 at San , Henry Ford 11 when the deeisioD UiaDiataMe turned in strong pitching »• aeveland't Jack Kralick. was reversed and McLaren and 'oTii.C?' He had won the title from foraiances Suni^ as the Cin lakuig only bis second stert, Amon were given the victory, in With the two can crassing Joe Bropm in 1962 and defended cinnati Reds swept ■ double- flowed just three hib In eddialmost together at the end of 24 successfully . four tunes before header from the New York Mets Uon to the home nms in bit sev- which records were set lor dis hours, the computer then made he was beaten by Laguna m Pa EUs. who raised his record rapid caicuUtion that innings. Valentine’s home tance and speed. frg'pvi. ^ LM*‘cgUg. Ilf?. U1 nama City April 10. 1»6S MI. held the Mets to five UU run, his sixth, ceme on (he I-HM. Mg< M*k Le HSM aurt. in which some It FM-iri 5i Iifg,. Lggn OtrAW • Bizzarre, the home-town faBOB GIBSON before being lifted for a pineb ond pitch of the baH game. can are farther up the track Igwm. tM g.grrg NgMX. Fignig M ««ie frcBi Erie, ps,. said' m,«t. ■” og htOer m the seventh It was his than othen. Miles bad covered vtkkHO • »............................. "ty there'll be a first victory since May « MrK«l kki-kkl about 30 yards less disUnce _______ Cf’ illl VtMKMk •< i I 1 I *-*^jnew champion andtiy a krtnekisk °>>i M* after six straight defeats. Pap MilMn » S I * * HkmUA Willi Uurd appearance at Le Mans. than McUn ► rgSci[ pas scattered seven hits in the Utryi u ill! MiMiAil Will* What had been berelded as a For^the surl. cars are lined: ^ C«k»iM r< 1*11 klMk'iM » i * * I '-'UD5 rlna •f expect - nol hope - to opener while raising his record wkitfiMa ikililEmuna ■ kill ------ duel between Ford and Ferrari -« kwncM. ag) p according to qualifyingi J, k>m W ) * 1 I LkCl cf 1 k I « Figwg. IMgg knock out OriJZ (or tiie title m ll to -wi'h the Ferrari the (avoriU times. Miles qualified second |^ AKM C I * I * CVMK C >i:;: 11 • The Reds, meanwhile, crtlectM-iiAg iHgr. Mcaun 0*m or 12 rounds I know sometiiing ? • M - collapsed after about 10 Lours and McLaren fourth. For beinil^^jjrr ‘ ’ grggeg. .ug", , g. i.gg** >MWi. about him that's bound to make ed 10 hits In the first game and Lkr«»i N> 111 * wCrmct 11 « I of racingp faster in the trials. Miles got a ■idtti a 1111 .aicc. lx ip the aecood. i> it easy for me to wear him out. ’ From (he l»b hour on. Ford bead start which made him lose, .m cm 'iBizzarro uid Tommy Harper scored (be 1 > 1 i 1 TM a 1 s was obviously an overwhelming the race (or distance ■M IM I ** II*first run hi both games, getting ■kM 1*1 III Ilkvictor and 1:7 the last hour it victory celebration where I on base with a leaiMf tingle off was clear Ford would take the BO^ihere wu heavy withl Rob Gardner In the rirst Inning first three'pieces Third place in tension. 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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., (AP) fought coDventioa. when he col -U Gov. A.M. Keith, a S- lected 7S» votes, IS more than year^ poUdcal m the twfrtbirds mergio needed for the cndorsonett. Ridvmag Sunday night on fte 20tb baOot Wvetea. at the Mlnaesau Democratic'ift the endartemem goes Fanner-Labor party the party's snptport in the cam tnn. ihattering the party's tra- paign for the stale primary dmon of never denying endorse- Sept. 13. an iBnimbent offio^ The battle bi raged through two I dart of the most bluer corven-:P holder. Keith defeated Gov. Karl wm in the S-year history of a I Rolvaag. S2. one of the patty's party that spawned national I longtime figures who had bat figures such as Vice President I tled a “can't wm'* image Hubert H. Humphrey snd Secre-lr through most of hh first term. lary of i^grsculture Orville L.: Freeman. Two-Dey Battle The Keith victory came later Ow 2M Baltet || on the second day of the bitterly Keith held the lead from the;| start, but it WH the mb hallot|f before be cracked TO votes and I look ei^t men to chip away at I (be bard core Rolvaag loyalisu. I Rotvaag partUms ching I Topeka Rnaftg Qah. HardeW task Is grimly to more than eoeugb I wrosaiig the ban to fte gread. omub votes to block endorsemett I pteced to the boO dHftBf centeet. tai through tbe first 19 ballota as I placed to tww ether events. the governor repeatedly arged I aaaset eeuHrr^-v o tm. m them to “bold the bne" but I j i«w>i CHwie sm i*wsuw Keith was only 10 votes shy onll twmr mm, wmm. ww trr. ».»t> the I9th ballot '

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Shortly after Deardoff;:i’>:^„~>'r,'\,r’ sailors on PORTLAND. Maine (API - BELZONI. Miss. (API - The mayor said, however, the IS sidled by •miliar VHtima rtSl. ana tai'fw! .Republican Gov. John H. Reed Nearly 1.000 local Negroes - Ku Klui Klan wasn't very K- le Lofberg's signal bridge. aarn TWt.n- ana Oti^-. avmaaa I beconei the first Inettmbent masy wearing tbeir Sunday beet tive in the area. “r,. praa. iw ten. la aa. wnt Good Ntighbors O' XI. Ktmn Cfi7, Maine governor la 20 years to paraded-outtonMet.theMis• local Negroes met the face primary slpfd' civil righto marchers marchers m miles from the CARTAGENA, Spain (API goes aganat Sute Rep. Sunday and tekitned wlft than city limits. They Joined forces, Eighteen safiors from the U.S. Fleet tanker Sakimixtle James S. Erwin of York hi Monspreading ecroas the highway, up wilh their version ef ■ ■day's electtont. layor Henry Gantt, mean blocking traffic. Erwin. «. predhris the race while, said be and fte ofter city “From now en, It's not gocuia good neighbor policy while in will go “right dom to fte wire'' officials bad spoken to any be all Mack blood, we're gonna port here. They sprat two days .with most of Us steengtb whites who “might be connected |st «mie of that white blood. " cboj^ing firewood and palnung , aiatmt the chief with a eecret orginliitton." Wfllie RidUk a Southern Qtrte- doors and windows at a home warning them Beiionl would nU tian Leadership worker from for the aged operated by CathoAtlanu. tolerale any trouble, PRICIS GOOD MON.. TUESm WED.. JUNE 20-21-22

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sctoriB tor fee Aim. aha tonall town rodu. frtoBto wtih aelte Qim rtidly w«l hOTM tog.teaWriutoDf toBtonfl- Pord toto bto wffa aadffwqumkm’a aOvto- ReOoRoyea «rf to- ly dated HamBtea. Ntotou too tended a party to toa meb doi^ Btolywnod atu nar Lgade Btod WASHDIOTW (AP* - A tag the ovetoog. pouibilitr ttwt acre L' S divi1^ Bird bu bea oa floet may be needed in Europe 'TrltSt m AMU I. W0; day. btotoboldtad vltol ^ bvdtong botwHD te two. The IIJWW m <e « M «r U replace French uniti pulled «M ywi nw « WM. ton » amfltev wholsbtovoeioco' eoopto arrived to Kmtoi to the tram j<H« defen.*e» to under nVART STbONGTDN M tor a Ovfl War Bovla. •amo private )to Satarday kinnei •> m« hum mm •> leiieMi ccneideraUnn, a Senate report traniportsd to Penang bland, SooreoactoM to toa patty nU dtoclosed Sunday bendi retort and free porL Lynda BMplanaad to leave toa Sen Stuart Sj'mtnglnn, D-Me . Sign calling oo the Unitad rtog to the "Loi« Rida Ban." Ranab Mt by prt«* > a former *ecr«ary of the Air Statu to "stop tiaugbiertog to wbtob to botag fllmad naw ttda Force, raised this ouestioo when 'nlfrMBPe'MMi * «er m> m « cwtJi Viet Nam" bad been paiotod oa eernmnlQr to IJM to te Bad Geo. HaroM K. Jofwaton, Army soma walls and atreeta over Re^ ojuMry to soutbKn Utah. chief of aurf. teiUfled in May night. TWO Tbpokaat w» ■--------- cm; toi^wotodOy teTWaastotooi before fte Scnaie Armed ServPanug Is tlw stronghold of more than MM fOBlon neoBOy ere toat toa «ould bead 1 ratf PwdtoatMdi In Preparedness Subcommlt' too lefi-wtng oppooitton Labor graduated from Nor S*S mtgtrm m irnwinm iireeftai m ton. D.C toe. party which opposes U. S. policy UnlverftW. EmtoB. lu. m* mt * etmrv * m Mit tmme SArrenawtHUMSce V01 Preahtont'i dttghi Eapretaed Oneer* URNED (API - Leo Schaf to Vtot Nam. Laird R. Ktoly. un of Mr. tpont toe night at a aeclud am >111 H itH tuMKi » iki fer. to. of Lamed, died Satur Eighty American soldlen and Mrs. Dale KeUy, ISOB CoiGirl. 11. Breoks Foot Munaes g<u_ . ratteh owned by motto owns ôut the French and West Ger day following mgery that (kic- from Viet Nam (lew toto the itvod a bacbokr to WhlBioy Parry oe (be outritffW Tteoi^ rwMi we mm emw - meotCM. aucnuauc ttuw, man forcos to NATO and asked: tors taid was mode necMaary Molaynlao eepKal. Knala. Lamt eev wet « fm Miw w mi cntWliilo Playing Ball agrM to p ^SStSii TM eiiy W Dtosi coy vBi MI set "Is It itoni to be neceBary to by gunshot wounds Sdiaffe pur, on Sebn^ (or a Qve^ Ha li a IMI grndnate to To- to Ktfiab. Bonywood atara are IM CM 0 trMIM m »I^ frequently oDterUtad tbere. Anita ansDOnnan, IL daogbpvt more US dirisiont into Eu- suffered to 1K3. vIsU. marltoy-llM start of a pra- pdu H«i School. mpa to hnid any form d shield Schaffer w«s wounded Sept, gram amngod early this year A matoer to mtole degree lamllton wu staytog to a K» ter to Ur. and Mrs. Mike lab motel. merman. »1 Grattan, toofee bar or tripwire?" a. INS. by Harold Griffin, by the U. S. assWant secretary w« eoaftered oo David G. Lynda Bird prabably old Mt foot wbm tow tom ' ' •This duestioa of course is a Burlingtav man who bod of sUta (or Par Eoriem affalrt. Wooik. ISIT Burnett Road. An gooAya to Bamfltoe during fbe under active escaped from Lamed State Rooeducation ma)«r. Woods to a night ttaca he wu dns to I am. MmOW m i«r (■ M <U Boy. 4, Brnks AnkU IM) groduata to Washburn Uni on die movie set to anarby ZtaB the general replied. pllaL MM rim mti -M-) m m am •> Huunai The transcript of the secret Griffin forced Schaffer to ae- Tab Betiworth. 4. no of Mr. versity. A eato wu toWBed «rf fiw Nattonal Park. 2lJS,r-KoSa IM MM mmrey m tmmmt rm mm hearing released Sunday Ik' eompaoy him to Great Band. and Mrs. Albert Betsworih. IMO girl wu releaaed afitotnatDuring bar vadkaad vtoff. cated Johnson later supplied 11 mllaa oast of Lamed, and Pennsylvania, suffered a broken - at SL Pranels. TM MtM MM w mo> Dim. »ii mm ntore detailed answer. But II when the car wu ■nroundad bone to hla right ankle when Topekan Cuts Tbumb Miss Jobnaon watebto IM KMiei WWMt MI MS n^^' -'AUOMîsutu. IBuim IMf mtl M mwM cm. MTIMS K uid mformailon requetoed was by ptîce officers, Griffin al» M M-riet ^ ^ MUMiai caught Us foot Is the tpoku WQUam SUdnora, C. fumiibed and deleted for secu |e«edly shot Schaffer in toe be twm UM FatrmoU Road, cut bis left of a bicycle wheel Sunday, of«H m mtHm-t cMS ti e« imae* rity maseoi." WMlIMnSIblCSllMalSW MM ride. riciaU to StonnoBt • Vail Hoa- thumb on a -metal can- Sunday, f,-—■ wmn eBi ai ricime M It IM awM Mm mm miie m sm ym BacaSsd OrifBn gave MnseU pltal reportsd. A cast wu ap offldali at SL FrUMto HoaplSymtaltOD told of vUlllng police atarted ahoottog SpMMTaMdoyNIskt tal reported. Skldmtfe wu plied and toe youngster wu re tv i •'Prooeb air base wttb Frendh Schafler. who wu a Lamad leased after trutaeoL leased after treatnMBt ' w pOoto. on QcrmtD Mil, with UJ. policeman, had ‘ nerve damage ever *TUs werrtod ma itoce the abooUng. . deal, that Mta^” Ite Griffin wu foual not roeatalHald Ovar by Popular Request aald. ly competiet to attnd trial » earttor . . cbtogu of felonlooa osuuU avd • •e’lM WhhaLtoM Aapb Pree Putiai a why Vest Gormany to two charges of . kidnapping. Be IM MW WM IMIMM SM m meoUag tta NATO eomaiHpieced to the ----Metta. ueorlty ward at Larned 8Ute Army Qrowtaf Hospital and later trsnsftfred "I was to Bvnpa from tM to to the Kansu State PenlUBrtMaSTMi*!! SSJSilT^ SWa. at tot ttna lha Gorman tliry at Lansing. e)ui MM m MMI mt or Mtiri eM> SI. XM. AIM m ewMirr mm M wny wu drowlBd." Jotaaea m <M itnci m im Menw m M »«• t«i^ Tlwy bod alfnlflem m KMH. RIM MMM. riMM. K ■r It KM M* MIIMtid «r •«" pi^lami at the tima In attnet- Car-Cycle Mishap tognitafatoqaimyofpwiple lor iwMRtot. parttcnlariy to their On 1-70 HurH One toBtor aaeer at IM an If AM IMI. Larry R. Lovaiand. M. USE MSeLI e. SMITH atoood oOmt ffvdet.' M CM W MM C1M. N. Central, wu tojared to a JohoMB oaM wyrtoodafltoa motoreyelecar aorideat at Indrlltoo pwiywlty to Veto Oer- terriate-70 and Gage late SahrJM m. NMi mny afitr IMS cooptoed with day night, officials at SL Fran Tica oe joy sto.i .-.len'TwtSv Mnm m INI cis Hospital reported. 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