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The preltmi"'I;'Y . pellce -talk& here led by U.S. Amblooldor-.1- trade. ll was he an Emerson Gaches ~'""!'u_ ~~ and in BAND-DIRECTOR MAIIES AWARDS -Dovld-en,dlreetorat tho lolelgs _ _ . MlrddQI llid lnatrum- IIIIIBic ...,.,._ of Melga Local Sdlool Dlllrict, Dildo 11111'11& p r e . dml SIOinlly night at tho Firot 'AimllMonudor Bandllloquotandllol1oe. 2loilly far ·· Jilclllrel and roporto of 111o .-by Bob and ChlrieDe lloofllcll. See- Band ..'.. . '' "'< .... < .,.~. ,. ·, \ ' ... ' ' ~ . ·•• IIPi!ftu to •CII!i the n' : ,,' ' '! ";;'~ ' ' } ' ' !. .!~,~~~pr=lll'OOIIld wee a attrr.,.,. . ! ...· ..:. !l . fl. >" . ,. , , -, ' TO REPRESENT LEGION - 1'lnl Rlclna H1ib Sdlool ' ,....,hive beeD lllOctad 10 Rodne Ameri.CIIl l..,. ~ .Pool ~ at a.,. - ·a OhiO l,lfllwraiQ'Ihls -aummer. 'lllol or. GIP,rP NOrrlo, ... at :llr. ~ Norrla, -~'*"' · HI~ ~ ... 01: :llr, IIIII Will~~!!~ R.lfalo· _, ..... ~r• ., . ' ; . ,.. ' , " liatrh 'la vi'"!presldellt<ij:tbaSOutbonllll&fiSc- CJiem. lllr7 011>, I -.ber ol the Fretl<h and laun auU and liMo ~ In 1!'!',-~ •;;dvitleo, JIQmiD I~ ~.. •lilembor of tho ~ ..,.,~ljeli Oblblalld jabs part·I• !11'!":11•1 tho ~baaL ''" ~ ~,_r at111o Rlclna Firlt lllllUI;t a.utch ~lie ·- ~--- ~*~ol111oa.rtalilnlkioid"(FAo!tllkt!llllllll ·-.miOtlw ""''llloiir'l(111o Bopust Youdl Flill~ rePreseat ""'*" lin. 'a, . ,t''. . s· ,, r · .'::.: ·~> r .... , tan '_''·~ ' ds'_.,.·'II ' ~ . ' 'ZI'~' lo.· . . . 1 ... . . ""' _..,..,. _,.w..,;,'ct!.il. ,;\.,. lht _.,_ ' ~~11·11.·-"''"l\1 7""'"'!!1'"~...,. i ... ~QUITE A BUMP 'IOU'VE GOT' 'THERE, I MUST SAV, 8UT I'M GLAD T'SEE 'IOU'RE LOOKIN' OKAV! ' Nixon drew amount of "higtd,y tawnble~:. rali.WS. · , ·1. , 111e • In 111o u.s. 28 per cent of those questioned Sun d a t• Gill.., rellllll ·,, deloptlon's · - 111 111o .-ed tD 26 per cent for showed lllrmer Gov. Goorile C. ·. •·'"· • · - CIIDO ·u~ •Vice Prelident Hubert H. Wollaee of Al•bomo, 1'1111111111 """"' The c,_,.. ·conaultaliCill with WuhiDgtul. HW!WhrO)', ;4 -per cell! for Sen. for ' the preaidency m , tbil Same western dlplmnato-11111 RoiJert F. Kenne4Y, 23 per cent Amor!CIIl lndepellleni Americana- were luloWn tD be for Gov. Ne!Joo Rocl<ereller and licke!., ' drlwln& ·~ fa~ ~ Ul'llng miouo Frondl 19 per cent for Sen. Eugone J, ble" resi>CIII••• ~ 11 per.'*f ; , . oflt\'lala to tell 111o Norlb llcCortb,y. of those pOlled. • vleinuneae that tho Unlied Do ' ••• m' ' Four yeiU'I qo Jolmaoo woo "il;,llli unlllvorable" nlinri! Slates --Ia dood llrltllo .., ~~ - ...., Ul , 59 per cent ltfl(not 15 per cent in the current pOll wor'j refusing 19 1t.p bcmblnr for his llepJbllcon CJAIOilOn4 Wallace, 32 per cent, KeiiiO@. " 'unJen N«ttl VIe-. dooo h~r's Barey Goldwater. 19 per cent, Reopn 15 per cent; -~-In r _ , . . ., ~. .....il'ht J!Oll- of 1,507 persona, , Nixon 12 per cent, ~Y to·_ , U.S. dlplemata sold they bad 'l'llreo defelldlnta were fiiiOI\ :•eros• the latlon olso showed per cenl, Rockefeller Bper ~ ~ '1'1110' to refuae to 111 eamctlm- of lntmdcotlon that Nilmo was runlli"8 behind alld McCortb,y ~per ce"', ,... IIU' cao<essiCill Willie chirps and alourtll lardrlvlng ill• 01111111b' or t1 per cent won ' Glllup SOld In 1964 Jobqm'" deailndl!¥.. the iJomiJiag hilt WIJI1o -~loci In ~11&1 011 Ia -~ 1960 when he was "hilhl.Y unlllvoreble" ratllla wa• ,1; "- ~ ' 1llo ~rtiiiCo. during NEW YORK (VPI) -Tile latest Glll.,p Poll shows Rlcb. ard Nhm i.Oidlnr ell other presidential aspirants In "hi8bl1 fawrabte" ratings but runnilltl well behllld the perceatage woo by Presidoat Jolmsoo In May 1964. Accordlnr tD 1llo pOll resulta Issued SWiday, "hlPlY taYUI'Ible" ratiQII ~ Plr\t · Fi'-ed an Fis . .' ~'-~t _, ,.. -e~ •• •_.- .~~. -~~ ~: ~ Court IIi..., JllOI'illllg ,.r1 ¥1,yor C. .o. befOre Fisher. Mldcll&- ~whooptnst Jolm tho F. Kennereceived o110e 8 per al1d cent Kennedy while thoInlllureslor Nlxm, 1960 were ) ' Jlarriman decide Hanci. ~· Finld"$100 and eostlllll ..._, w..:::::::~::::::::s::::::::::::::::::::.:::=:::::::::::::. 6 IDd 10 per eent, respectively. _ -~-- •ololuolonthatlt . teneed "'-~•lnloll on . ao . ·cWJ4 tnp tbo iiidled ...,, - """·char- 1iU Ardea . ~AND (UI'!) - A 'Into 1 1~Nij, bitt ~ ;;:;, ~~ OteDIIILCivll Wor In America ' Jl!allil .ad . - ~~~~-In txcbo._ tto·Oiid oaj!i ...,b Ia lna-llnless the races doniliMII<l ·, -~ Cbdl! lllyles, 11, YkJ. ClllliJ'OO of''peae&~ -WIIIIIm -~ 44, of lui co· existence,'' an '~Jibil. ~ Wlllllm on U. S. racial problema bt>- util:{;he.bir. ..r -"*' j!ollll, ~ MkldlePort. '' Poor a:; .... •' dy, '"'term• -rt Uevea. GD!ERAL'H<mnAL Satli,nsJ- Phll- Oie.ia ' w. H. Ferry, vice presl.. deal at 1llo Fund lor the B.public, tGI4 the C<Jl18re•• Of Rl•la! Euull". Civil ond H.-n-IIIitlfa Confei'ODCe5at.lll'diQI tbot •peocelul co- Ox'late00:t the' most we con lq,o fill'" IIIII ~ blamed white ltll1iJ,Ies for thO lnqils,., Ia , "11te ·Uaenceisblaekstriv. oeiJhood 1111 iJII&. , for do!Jrl' It themfree or 'llhilo tute- . lnr .-fd. lined Sllunll¥ -·· --Char· costa, falluno 18 "' Wlj', and Dol- L . e ders -._. a In Conference~: . �were . 4ril amual Melli ' llaad bancilel staaed ' Wint~~ing .. ' B~t ~tar!-'lty lY}pet alillt In 111e Mlddlepoi't Scbool ..reterta. · Till ..... IIOid ~· . ocbiine iiai' eorrloil ~ ibl,· · · · toble ~ a ·IIOnl or,_.,.., .... Ule~ ior, . YOCl I>J' .tho Jlol&o I.bcal 'B ·U d A- , Boolloro Dav1cl 'Bowtft. baDd '4redor, made • _,._ ....... ol ·~· ~ ' wlddl .;IDcluded medii• 11> two. ~- '· ' ,.r_ '. , ' ,~ f :." -, ~ '1 ·• .t·:'-'•iJ,;t. . •" . , ' . ' lo . J , • ----~· ' / ... , •'-' ._:1. s~~:.'!ff . ~. ' .• ·.iy; ! ,.'• . ' Till baDd member• were join. ed 1>1 IPIO.. for 1 donee In Ill Hanliln prdea eelllns. ~~~· - ~ded by tho Merry lien. 1 ,r' -' . ~· Clnclnnall owepla liu'.._. weekend aeries trom il1o a.ci, taking Frlday'o pme S-2; Salo urdly'• &-3, ~ SWdly's N. . Tooll!f>t, ll1e Redt retiD'n hmle from PIUaburlb m face 111e Natlonol Lequt'aillt place H011111>n Aatroa at crcol07 - ~-. Freatunen letter• wore awer<led 11> Twila Clatworth!', Bema· - u......,.. Bedll' IIDoldallbolt, KllbJ 11111, Dobbie llarbrecbl, !liDia Weber, Noncy st. Clair, Frank Glnlloml, JIIIO WIN, WUI, l'ellf SlorY. lolar:Y Flol4 ' .F '' da lllm>flold, Bever!)' 1bomp- er Cooper, Mlke VonCoonef, ion, Marta Hubbard, brrl.e Marc Fren.ch, 11m Glate, Seve Blackston, Pam Neutzlbrg, Rhm- ScbUlln& da 111..0, Mar)' JIDI JeDdniOI\. Rlcb HaaeriY, Mldlaol lolnlCo1111e Bachner, Linda Hack- len, lllke Buskirk CharlooePorott, Barl>ar• WbUt, Cheryl Me- ter Mar)' Bob Balitl)', I-auplln, Terrie Mlller, Karen ~ Wrl&bl. !lylvla ~ Ju·· Grlllllll, Jo1m Loboe, Sind!' Zer· dlth c.ttrlll Man, kle, Jaa LOn& bYe Wll;Er, · y~ ~~ ' .\J't~;~- ·· · - c:·:·. Rei.,.;, ,:;' ··~&:"6a~ 01. MaribaSOUthern, Wend!' Carper, BIDdr-•· Q-WIIat mliml1! uhtbits 1M """t CICIIIt ...... of BARBS A-The male olltworm By PHIL PAsTOlET ••Ita rl ' Of more than 250 opecte~ of s}Ja,rk, only nine are lmowD , to attack man, according to The World Almanac. Hao anr.one heard lately from the ed1tor who checked this fact? • • • The rUing IJOUIIf/ execu- Jive . might keep m mind that then are rrdo10f'&" oscal41<>rs, too. :u• ·,.., Pine wla ' •treak wltll an ll.ll · . 6 .· U w H0 . .MJ. Kolhocoer.,..,J~."> •"!i wltll ~ ..,. bel- · · . '· Tim ' · ftt!l ·: . uur- T""V'I Probob)e Pl1dlera : (Ail Tlmea 'I!D'O . DetrOit : (MClAin 5-l) at lll1110- Clierrltt $-3), 9 p.m. , NIW Y~k ~ 1).1) at WllhinsiOn. (BoSIIIID· 1).4), 8 ~.m. .: ' : 'Chlcqc fn,oluri: .1).1) at . ~l)mqn ~ toll,. sp.m. . l,lollt.on · ~1111asn 5-l) at ~:·(McG)Ii4lliln 2-2), 11 P.m, ' ' . ~ • , Game• . . ~ · at~ ~. twlo11lte Bciallil! ., ClljfOi'nla, 00 · ' (Second i• a Series./ • ly HOKE MAY NEA Special Writer Dt!lrqil•ltJfiDROscill 00 • . N,W 'YI..t. at ·OO I ' • Chlcasn · .I ' ' ' 1- ••,. ' ~ • . i , Gllea. Brown'• otif.11r lmlns · ~~ onlj)ped a 4o4 tie and won tho! .,.or for Fred'Loaber. ·. Sciblv' Siebert's · on&l!ltter CCiil't, Blellry'a 'oevanlb inlllns dalbiO) pw Clovelaad lhl aweep owr ilolllmoro. It was tile )1dl abutout by ll!e Cla...wd ataff 01111, olnee Stew Her8ID Wan! the diiiiUce In tho ..,...,, , 111e ataff hu 18 COIIIPlete pmes. Sima, Rdllnaon HOllier Tho Indiana O>Ploded r..- 15 bite In tile opener wll!r llulo! Sima hitting a IKIDor In ll1e first and Lorry 11ro1m 01111 Lee !faye each hrnDr liu'ee 1111.1. Frank Rd>lnaon hod a three-run homer, 1d.1 first thls yeer, for Boltlnul<e. t's no -l'UII TOY.., Meollt . ""' ........"" . WIMn . oupplylt .. FAST! lob Miller homer aDd Ed Mathews' SlOth dotns ·Airshet•lktr ,............. . . . C..IIYI [;1 THE & Lol ~~ 1 (2nd) , Haualoll ~· Pili:!lora , (Ail Tlmoo·Enfi Pllb!boqh cVeaie 2-Sl &I New York Qlooainon 5-Z), 1 p.m. · Son Francia co !Ma!icbal &-2) at Atlanta (Niekro $-3), 8 p.m. Hoo- (WU""' $.3) at Tollayla Cincinnati (Arrlao 34) . 8 P.m. l,.oo Anpleo · (Sutlm• 2-2) at St. Louis Gluter 1·1), lip,m. Tlleaday'a Games Plllsboqh at New York Plrl1l\lolJrlll at Clllcqn Sill Frillclaco at , _ 00 HCIIIIIGn· at Clnci.,.UOO Loa .'AII&tl•• ill St Loulo 00 . . .. CITY LOAN SAVINGS CO. WH&t ~ I$ TH1 QUESTION CRY LOAN II ltll AMSWII. . · ' Off- eason ' ,, ··. 'Phird Gatne - . NEW v.riLEANS-<NEA)-PhyslcaUy1, 55-year:Oid Clay L. Shew Is a perfect adversary lor lhe 11111, 44-year..ld dl!trlcl attorney of New Orleans, Jl!l! Gart'Qon. . Like the man who bas ellarced him With c011s~fY to !"unler President John F. Kennedy, Shaw lo six · lour mc!les In height. His ·111ll.•aive1 craggy rae. II toppe<f'.by a , · cloile-cropped thatch of white nair. ·, Before his r.elirement almost two yean ago, Shaw was a ~spected buolnessman ~ a leader of the city's 'Interns· tiona! lrade community iii what, afte~ New Yort Is lhe Da- tion's second largest seaport. . ""$! . · ·t(2-" (l · · ~ · ~ ~ 3, (2nd) 5~ ~ ~~:..~~~~ lllwr- . .\. 1111!" While It 11'1!• loa!es• ~ \OI1Jlld dOian't ·even IIIIo It..,.. lhlt It's 3, :Cl~ beat Plttol>urlh 9wliJII1W, . ,. ' 3, .AIIm6 anpt a doOIIIeheader Till IIJNIIky Chlei&O· While frcm NIW York . S-2 and ~. ~ .,._. antrOI'ed lllmiBb "Cld- boot Son Frlocloco 6-3 hlo teom' o 16iiiD>e loli1W ofler h!olns tile 1-0 oad otreak at tho slart of 1lle 111am HooiiU> awe)ll a ~r by Jcialnll In !lie outfield allOt from ·Loa AJ.,lea :1.1 oad 3-1 · ll1e _.. Ito lasloied the teom. T - John lilt a -run would ~ Jack 11101, del!llte. bclner In the CCIII'Ih !mini 01111 aU 1110 'loaoeo, claimed, "I still pitched a llllol!ltter to corry tho lowi 1111' ieam." White Sox post Oakland In 111e Bat IIIIer ll1e Wblte Sox first pme. jUIIijled tram nlntlr to obrtll Corlos Takea Win place Sundoy by challdng ,.r In the aecnnd pme, Cloco their 15th vlclory In ll!e laat 2% C&rlno Wan! 6 1-3 lnnllWs to PI pme1, Stanky wain.'t ~ or the victory whlle WUbur Wood ...,. ploolld wll!r ll1e teom's dnlahed up. The Wlllte Sox play, broke 111e pme open with live "I non't parUcular()' 1m- 1'11111 In ll1e ftflh Inning. WI)'IIO ~...,j wll!r IIIJ- team'a .._.. CIUI<IY alnsled hmle two I'UIIll l11i." Sll1lk1 81'UIIIbled alter the with lhl bases loaded tor the White Sox blaatecl Onldand 4r2 ktl)' blow ol tile Imino. IDd 7-3 11> oomplote 11.1 first AI Kallnt'a 301111 career. aerlea aweep thluea1011. Too !rlany lollatakea "Till' people down In T..U Pd. JB and llobUe wiiO reed liloot our .588 ... victories prdJohJ,y thiDk we're .556 1 ~ 11at we didn't pllJ .518 1 weB In lhll eeri6a, we bWie llr .su Jlh IGO ·lrlllll' mlatake~o" he eddecl .114r ... '"ff: ' t; ChiCif' . . .. ~ · Dm ·.: ~ pve ileU'olt .lte aecond pme Amerlcl!l vlclory ·om" W11hlns11ln IDd ~~ W. J., P<L . GB W. J., \rnpped up 111e awoep. Kallnt'a Dotrolt · 22 12 st. Louis 20 14 hmler broke Hank G - s · • Clavolaiil ' . 20 14 .563 2 s.n Fran 20 1ir club record wbUe !rlathowo' · Bti~,. :' Ui. 1.f · .529 I · Atla* 20 t& moYOCI blm wlll!ln one of Mol .: B!>IIG!' '' ' - 18 11' .~ 4 Phtla 17· II Ott for llbth ploce on the aU· ' ~aalli 18 ll .11211 4 Clnclnnall 18· 17 ,ill! Jlh Del!llte stink>'• mllllllvl- lime hmler UaL Rookie Leo Weill-. Chlcasn ' • 15 '11 \ ,lilt s · Cblqgo 19 !9 ,500 a ll1e Sox hove COllie ,.- wll!r Clln, who Wan! 6 2-3 lnnlnslo )li~11.. Ohio Unl·· Cillltorida ,Ill .:J9 .U? 61~ Loa Anl!tlta 17 20 .459 4'h quite a turnabout and ore ,_ got credit for lila drat major events ~ ~and · 15 2o · .4211 '1'12 Plttebursb 15 u .t55 4'11 alx 811Ms behind 111e Detroit 1....., viclory. .. -America Waohlngtm 1,5 •.20 .429 '1'12 New Yotk · 15 20 .429 S'." Tigert, who anpt • .doobleo i:hlnllnoaa111p New ·Yw\ · 14 2;1 .400 6111 Houston 15 20 .429 ;.... beoder frcm tile Waihlnston t ~~]~~~~;:;· &inllay'a ROsii!U · SWI!ay'o Roaulte - · 5-4 and 7-0 11> retain CaUfbrnla 2lollnl)eaota I, (btl Atlanta 3 , New York 2 (Ill) drat plo~e. . SIGN PITCHER lllml- 3 Cl(tiorma 2, (2nd) . ~ 2 'New York o (2111) Cleveliad rom al ned two CLEVELAND (UP!).... Tnn1 New York 11 Boatcn ~ t St. Louis 3 ,...., .ba•k by sweeping ljo.tbree year...td lllke 1'1111, Detroit 5 Waahlilgton 4, (lstl Clll<s-U 9 Pitt.oburl!l> 3 . Boiti!Doro 11-6 01111 2-0. In other wilD bad a 2-1 record IIIII a 1.09 TOo. Jlotrolt r Wlahlqton 0, (2111) Son Franclaco 1 Chi~ 0 (lat) pmea, Mione- CaUCor· ERA at Renn, waa purdlalld ~~i~ • . II :Biltlmore • 8,, (lotl·· · · s.n nla ;H.~ loolng ll-1a..S New !llllday by lire ClafoJIDd 'Si " " ' ilriiOreo, '~ · '· ~· ' ·• ": fit~: · •· "' . .. (I~ Y~ Bciat.on'a aeveJ>; ·~,.!i!IJiano. • .i: ·,·..:. 'L.•.L ' o'L · ·· < , . • -~~ ~ ~- ~~ - • • tl 1M1 .,. ......_:.,....- Woiling •.. for the lnvoeolion Callly BaU<IY, Becky Radford, Dci'Oih7 Neunling, Coline lolc. Gowan, and !ll110 LannlDg, A-St. Gregory, J'ope of Rome from 500 to lOt, who bad made colledloDI of the m111ie uoed 111 lhe catholic i' ' '• , ., Janice Eaotman, Sherry HQ'ea, Saudi' Johnson, R~ Bur~ KllbJ KiD& Kalb7 COnda, Boech- Q-For to11otn II 1M Grrl/0' ri<m Cllmlt M!lled1 . Hwatm~a .Is .. lolerlooo GoodWin, Diane W lh, 1.8 miles. Alllnlt Wll""' to sn. IP!Iilt Clair, Jllllo Gerard, Dennla SChiUbr& Jolm Goodwin, RooRIRIIer, dteryl ftu\ddllllll, ll&rla Grueoer, LID- IDOit unbeUevable rau&e of ' Gen7 ArrJio (3.2) II e>pocted J - st. motb, or Emperor motb, wblell C8ll detect oex atlrac11111 of the female at lhe al- . Arrigo ~ "'~ qre~~= ~-lW-'Winar · ·... ; --~' J!et!e Jean~. , .....u1 . 1-, st. Loulo't- ~ Brickleo, Baclcy Trlllell, Sborrie 'l'llrnel', SlollaNIRIIzlln& Nont!l ~ .... Noncy Ya7er, Dobbie Crow, Steve llofiDWI, M1n117 Kln8. Ellen Rice, and Sandi' T~lor. Awarded verliljo ~~ wore 9wa1 Hindi', Nanq a.dlalllll, &uoD Gerlach, Dobbie Malden. 1111'1 LOn8, Ka1b7 Watllllll, Bar· bara Kln8. J - Yeea, JlmCiat...,;b, Jim Warner, 9wal Wldtlatdl, Mark Fowler, PI U I Rice, Jim Holtl)', l'lllletto lfud. 111111, Mtlllll Davl1, Belli!' CUll· alqbam, CatbT Fulll, E111ne Da. vto, WU8011, Dlbblt Kine. Gloria ~liOn. Ellea Ylller, · Koren · Hawlllf, Sandra ~lilY David Rice. carol Klnx. BIU-Felll', Jeff Burl. Coadace Babr, Tore11. 01111, LuiDIIa lolclnfolb, Jackie HawloJ, Keith Evana, BUl llaptao- .;?' ~!~Poria Writer trtUIIIjjh.; .•. · f.ddle ~. who loi.Ci hlo Ia lhiO .. Nai!Oml ]1J lin. Jo1m Wolob; band-.. 01' presldelt, preaented Rd>ert 'Sbavor, aoliolollt cllredor. Both DO- oad /l'"'er revlewad ••· COIIIllll- o1 1111 band 111e . • · llJ ~ s~o· ' , '· I!Jp~- JolmCood· Dave Rice. . ., ,..,..... t ' ·.,.- fclolblll Ployero not ln. ·.IIIII -. """ ... ~ . ' ' ' , Shaw was mailaging dlrector of U.. 'International Trade , .r Marl, which promotea international commerclal relatiODS • . · with New Orleans, in Latin ,.UOI'rl~ nauoris. He •\ retired after fuiDIIIng a drei!DI of 16 ~ construet1011 · of a 33-story International Trade Marl Billldlng which 'tOw· ers over the Mississippi River 'Je\otie a} !he loot of' ..rorlil· · famoWJ Canal Street. · -• _i: ~ , • · Wben Shew was arrested by G~'• olll<e ~b 1 1967, and aecused of partk:lpating' 'Jb~ J>IO!ung ~7's ··~ssinallon, the city gospel!. ~ •ol long 1J8111111!i· !!\\ o · ,rl.l~ ralliejl to Shaw, and bll orreat lhrfW il b~ of dbu)jf, :·, · 1'1: acr~s the town-<loubt which extell\licl 'ltlell' to Gilrrllon'a "' motives and even qis sanity. In bls bill of IDformaUon aplnlj 51i#ir, l):lll'l'jJOII !~'if . ,·!!"!~·, the Kentwood, La., native -" Oswald (lhe man named Kennedy's lone assaasln) a plio!, David W. Ferrie, to carry Plaza. Shaw's response was leased on bolid, he beid his attorneys Wegmann. He and called the Aa ••pecially :-.ugs .Fo·rced Air Heating System 00 as low as ,10% down : PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS completiJiy instal/ed,average 6-room home ,. ' F.- ihoro dotoilo. lllillhio coupon lalho Aohllnd LP-Gu au• Plant o.r..t you. ' ' . ' Ple.,nond !ftO.moredatollo on tho opeelal Forced Air HHtlno Offer. • Name~ ~ ---------------------------------- ,. Addr•••·------------------~-------- �were . 4ril amual Melli ' llaad bancilel staaed ' Wint~~ing .. ' B~t ~tar!-'lty lY}pet alillt In 111e Mlddlepoi't Scbool ..reterta. · Till ..... IIOid ~· . ocbiine iiai' eorrloil ~ ibl,· · · · toble ~ a ·IIOnl or,_.,.., .... Ule~ ior, . YOCl I>J' .tho Jlol&o I.bcal 'B ·U d A- , Boolloro Dav1cl 'Bowtft. baDd '4redor, made • _,._ ....... ol ·~· ~ ' wlddl .;IDcluded medii• 11> two. ~- '· ' ,.r_ '. , ' ,~ f :." -, ~ '1 ·• .t·:'-'•iJ,;t. . •" . , ' . ' lo . J , • ----~· ' / ... , •'-' ._:1. s~~:.'!ff . ~. ' .• ·.iy; ! ,.'• . ' Till baDd member• were join. ed 1>1 IPIO.. for 1 donee In Ill Hanliln prdea eelllns. ~~~· - ~ded by tho Merry lien. 1 ,r' -' . ~· Clnclnnall owepla liu'.._. weekend aeries trom il1o a.ci, taking Frlday'o pme S-2; Salo urdly'• &-3, ~ SWdly's N. . Tooll!f>t, ll1e Redt retiD'n hmle from PIUaburlb m face 111e Natlonol Lequt'aillt place H011111>n Aatroa at crcol07 - ~-. Freatunen letter• wore awer<led 11> Twila Clatworth!', Bema· - u......,.. Bedll' IIDoldallbolt, KllbJ 11111, Dobbie llarbrecbl, !liDia Weber, Noncy st. Clair, Frank Glnlloml, JIIIO WIN, WUI, l'ellf SlorY. lolar:Y Flol4 ' .F '' da lllm>flold, Bever!)' 1bomp- er Cooper, Mlke VonCoonef, ion, Marta Hubbard, brrl.e Marc Fren.ch, 11m Glate, Seve Blackston, Pam Neutzlbrg, Rhm- ScbUlln& da 111..0, Mar)' JIDI JeDdniOI\. Rlcb HaaeriY, Mldlaol lolnlCo1111e Bachner, Linda Hack- len, lllke Buskirk CharlooePorott, Barl>ar• WbUt, Cheryl Me- ter Mar)' Bob Balitl)', I-auplln, Terrie Mlller, Karen ~ Wrl&bl. !lylvla ~ Ju·· Grlllllll, Jo1m Loboe, Sind!' Zer· dlth c.ttrlll Man, kle, Jaa LOn& bYe Wll;Er, · y~ ~~ ' .\J't~;~- ·· · - c:·:·. Rei.,.;, ,:;' ··~&:"6a~ 01. MaribaSOUthern, Wend!' Carper, BIDdr-•· Q-WIIat mliml1! uhtbits 1M """t CICIIIt ...... of BARBS A-The male olltworm By PHIL PAsTOlET ••Ita rl ' Of more than 250 opecte~ of s}Ja,rk, only nine are lmowD , to attack man, according to The World Almanac. Hao anr.one heard lately from the ed1tor who checked this fact? • • • The rUing IJOUIIf/ execu- Jive . might keep m mind that then are rrdo10f'&" oscal41<>rs, too. :u• ·,.., Pine wla ' •treak wltll an ll.ll · . 6 .· U w H0 . .MJ. Kolhocoer.,..,J~."> •"!i wltll ~ ..,. bel- · · . '· Tim ' · ftt!l ·: . uur- T""V'I Probob)e Pl1dlera : (Ail Tlmea 'I!D'O . DetrOit : (MClAin 5-l) at lll1110- Clierrltt $-3), 9 p.m. , NIW Y~k ~ 1).1) at WllhinsiOn. (BoSIIIID· 1).4), 8 ~.m. .: ' : 'Chlcqc fn,oluri: .1).1) at . ~l)mqn ~ toll,. sp.m. . l,lollt.on · ~1111asn 5-l) at ~:·(McG)Ii4lliln 2-2), 11 P.m, ' ' . ~ • , Game• . . ~ · at~ ~. twlo11lte Bciallil! ., ClljfOi'nla, 00 · ' (Second i• a Series./ • ly HOKE MAY NEA Special Writer Dt!lrqil•ltJfiDROscill 00 • . N,W 'YI..t. at ·OO I ' • Chlcasn · .I ' ' ' 1- ••,. ' ~ • . i , Gllea. Brown'• otif.11r lmlns · ~~ onlj)ped a 4o4 tie and won tho! .,.or for Fred'Loaber. ·. Sciblv' Siebert's · on&l!ltter CCiil't, Blellry'a 'oevanlb inlllns dalbiO) pw Clovelaad lhl aweep owr ilolllmoro. It was tile )1dl abutout by ll!e Cla...wd ataff 01111, olnee Stew Her8ID Wan! the diiiiUce In tho ..,...,, , 111e ataff hu 18 COIIIPlete pmes. Sima, Rdllnaon HOllier Tho Indiana O>Ploded r..- 15 bite In tile opener wll!r llulo! Sima hitting a IKIDor In ll1e first and Lorry 11ro1m 01111 Lee !faye each hrnDr liu'ee 1111.1. Frank Rd>lnaon hod a three-run homer, 1d.1 first thls yeer, for Boltlnul<e. t's no -l'UII TOY.., Meollt . ""' ........"" . WIMn . oupplylt .. FAST! lob Miller homer aDd Ed Mathews' SlOth dotns ·Airshet•lktr ,............. . . . C..IIYI [;1 THE & Lol ~~ 1 (2nd) , Haualoll ~· Pili:!lora , (Ail Tlmoo·Enfi Pllb!boqh cVeaie 2-Sl &I New York Qlooainon 5-Z), 1 p.m. · Son Francia co !Ma!icbal &-2) at Atlanta (Niekro $-3), 8 p.m. Hoo- (WU""' $.3) at Tollayla Cincinnati (Arrlao 34) . 8 P.m. l,.oo Anpleo · (Sutlm• 2-2) at St. Louis Gluter 1·1), lip,m. Tlleaday'a Games Plllsboqh at New York Plrl1l\lolJrlll at Clllcqn Sill Frillclaco at , _ 00 HCIIIIIGn· at Clnci.,.UOO Loa .'AII&tl•• ill St Loulo 00 . . .. CITY LOAN SAVINGS CO. WH&t ~ I$ TH1 QUESTION CRY LOAN II ltll AMSWII. . · ' Off- eason ' ,, ··. 'Phird Gatne - . NEW v.riLEANS-<NEA)-PhyslcaUy1, 55-year:Oid Clay L. Shew Is a perfect adversary lor lhe 11111, 44-year..ld dl!trlcl attorney of New Orleans, Jl!l! Gart'Qon. . Like the man who bas ellarced him With c011s~fY to !"unler President John F. Kennedy, Shaw lo six · lour mc!les In height. His ·111ll.•aive1 craggy rae. II toppe<f'.by a , · cloile-cropped thatch of white nair. ·, Before his r.elirement almost two yean ago, Shaw was a ~spected buolnessman ~ a leader of the city's 'Interns· tiona! lrade community iii what, afte~ New Yort Is lhe Da- tion's second largest seaport. . ""$! . · ·t(2-" (l · · ~ · ~ ~ 3, (2nd) 5~ ~ ~~:..~~~~ lllwr- . .\. 1111!" While It 11'1!• loa!es• ~ \OI1Jlld dOian't ·even IIIIo It..,.. lhlt It's 3, :Cl~ beat Plttol>urlh 9wliJII1W, . ,. ' 3, .AIIm6 anpt a doOIIIeheader Till IIJNIIky Chlei&O· While frcm NIW York . S-2 and ~. ~ .,._. antrOI'ed lllmiBb "Cld- boot Son Frlocloco 6-3 hlo teom' o 16iiiD>e loli1W ofler h!olns tile 1-0 oad otreak at tho slart of 1lle 111am HooiiU> awe)ll a ~r by Jcialnll In !lie outfield allOt from ·Loa AJ.,lea :1.1 oad 3-1 · ll1e _.. Ito lasloied the teom. T - John lilt a -run would ~ Jack 11101, del!llte. bclner In the CCIII'Ih !mini 01111 aU 1110 'loaoeo, claimed, "I still pitched a llllol!ltter to corry tho lowi 1111' ieam." White Sox post Oakland In 111e Bat IIIIer ll1e Wblte Sox first pme. jUIIijled tram nlntlr to obrtll Corlos Takea Win place Sundoy by challdng ,.r In the aecnnd pme, Cloco their 15th vlclory In ll!e laat 2% C&rlno Wan! 6 1-3 lnnllWs to PI pme1, Stanky wain.'t ~ or the victory whlle WUbur Wood ...,. ploolld wll!r ll1e teom's dnlahed up. The Wlllte Sox play, broke 111e pme open with live "I non't parUcular()' 1m- 1'11111 In ll1e ftflh Inning. WI)'IIO ~...,j wll!r IIIJ- team'a .._.. CIUI<IY alnsled hmle two I'UIIll l11i." Sll1lk1 81'UIIIbled alter the with lhl bases loaded tor the White Sox blaatecl Onldand 4r2 ktl)' blow ol tile Imino. IDd 7-3 11> oomplote 11.1 first AI Kallnt'a 301111 career. aerlea aweep thluea1011. Too !rlany lollatakea "Till' people down In T..U Pd. JB and llobUe wiiO reed liloot our .588 ... victories prdJohJ,y thiDk we're .556 1 ~ 11at we didn't pllJ .518 1 weB In lhll eeri6a, we bWie llr .su Jlh IGO ·lrlllll' mlatake~o" he eddecl .114r ... '"ff: ' t; ChiCif' . . .. ~ · Dm ·.: ~ pve ileU'olt .lte aecond pme Amerlcl!l vlclory ·om" W11hlns11ln IDd ~~ W. J., P<L . GB W. J., \rnpped up 111e awoep. Kallnt'a Dotrolt · 22 12 st. Louis 20 14 hmler broke Hank G - s · • Clavolaiil ' . 20 14 .563 2 s.n Fran 20 1ir club record wbUe !rlathowo' · Bti~,. :' Ui. 1.f · .529 I · Atla* 20 t& moYOCI blm wlll!ln one of Mol .: B!>IIG!' '' ' - 18 11' .~ 4 Phtla 17· II Ott for llbth ploce on the aU· ' ~aalli 18 ll .11211 4 Clnclnnall 18· 17 ,ill! Jlh Del!llte stink>'• mllllllvl- lime hmler UaL Rookie Leo Weill-. Chlcasn ' • 15 '11 \ ,lilt s · Cblqgo 19 !9 ,500 a ll1e Sox hove COllie ,.- wll!r Clln, who Wan! 6 2-3 lnnlnslo )li~11.. Ohio Unl·· Cillltorida ,Ill .:J9 .U? 61~ Loa Anl!tlta 17 20 .459 4'h quite a turnabout and ore ,_ got credit for lila drat major events ~ ~and · 15 2o · .4211 '1'12 Plttebursb 15 u .t55 4'11 alx 811Ms behind 111e Detroit 1....., viclory. .. -America Waohlngtm 1,5 •.20 .429 '1'12 New Yotk · 15 20 .429 S'." Tigert, who anpt • .doobleo i:hlnllnoaa111p New ·Yw\ · 14 2;1 .400 6111 Houston 15 20 .429 ;.... beoder frcm tile Waihlnston t ~~]~~~~;:;· &inllay'a ROsii!U · SWI!ay'o Roaulte - · 5-4 and 7-0 11> retain CaUfbrnla 2lollnl)eaota I, (btl Atlanta 3 , New York 2 (Ill) drat plo~e. . SIGN PITCHER lllml- 3 Cl(tiorma 2, (2nd) . ~ 2 'New York o (2111) Cleveliad rom al ned two CLEVELAND (UP!).... Tnn1 New York 11 Boatcn ~ t St. Louis 3 ,...., .ba•k by sweeping ljo.tbree year...td lllke 1'1111, Detroit 5 Waahlilgton 4, (lstl Clll<s-U 9 Pitt.oburl!l> 3 . Boiti!Doro 11-6 01111 2-0. In other wilD bad a 2-1 record IIIII a 1.09 TOo. Jlotrolt r Wlahlqton 0, (2111) Son Franclaco 1 Chi~ 0 (lat) pmea, Mione- CaUCor· ERA at Renn, waa purdlalld ~~i~ • . II :Biltlmore • 8,, (lotl·· · · s.n nla ;H.~ loolng ll-1a..S New !llllday by lire ClafoJIDd 'Si " " ' ilriiOreo, '~ · '· ~· ' ·• ": fit~: · •· "' . .. (I~ Y~ Bciat.on'a aeveJ>; ·~,.!i!IJiano. • .i: ·,·..:. 'L.•.L ' o'L · ·· < , . • -~~ ~ ~- ~~ - • • tl 1M1 .,. ......_:.,....- Woiling •.. for the lnvoeolion Callly BaU<IY, Becky Radford, Dci'Oih7 Neunling, Coline lolc. Gowan, and !ll110 LannlDg, A-St. Gregory, J'ope of Rome from 500 to lOt, who bad made colledloDI of the m111ie uoed 111 lhe catholic i' ' '• , ., Janice Eaotman, Sherry HQ'ea, Saudi' Johnson, R~ Bur~ KllbJ KiD& Kalb7 COnda, Boech- Q-For to11otn II 1M Grrl/0' ri<m Cllmlt M!lled1 . Hwatm~a .Is .. lolerlooo GoodWin, Diane W lh, 1.8 miles. Alllnlt Wll""' to sn. IP!Iilt Clair, Jllllo Gerard, Dennla SChiUbr& Jolm Goodwin, RooRIRIIer, dteryl ftu\ddllllll, ll&rla Grueoer, LID- IDOit unbeUevable rau&e of ' Gen7 ArrJio (3.2) II e>pocted J - st. motb, or Emperor motb, wblell C8ll detect oex atlrac11111 of the female at lhe al- . Arrigo ~ "'~ qre~~= ~-lW-'Winar · ·... ; --~' J!et!e Jean~. , .....u1 . 1-, st. Loulo't- ~ Brickleo, Baclcy Trlllell, Sborrie 'l'llrnel', SlollaNIRIIzlln& Nont!l ~ .... Noncy Ya7er, Dobbie Crow, Steve llofiDWI, M1n117 Kln8. Ellen Rice, and Sandi' T~lor. Awarded verliljo ~~ wore 9wa1 Hindi', Nanq a.dlalllll, &uoD Gerlach, Dobbie Malden. 1111'1 LOn8, Ka1b7 Watllllll, Bar· bara Kln8. J - Yeea, JlmCiat...,;b, Jim Warner, 9wal Wldtlatdl, Mark Fowler, PI U I Rice, Jim Holtl)', l'lllletto lfud. 111111, Mtlllll Davl1, Belli!' CUll· alqbam, CatbT Fulll, E111ne Da. vto, WU8011, Dlbblt Kine. Gloria ~liOn. Ellea Ylller, · Koren · Hawlllf, Sandra ~lilY David Rice. carol Klnx. BIU-Felll', Jeff Burl. Coadace Babr, Tore11. 01111, LuiDIIa lolclnfolb, Jackie HawloJ, Keith Evana, BUl llaptao- .;?' ~!~Poria Writer trtUIIIjjh.; .•. · f.ddle ~. who loi.Ci hlo Ia lhiO .. Nai!Oml ]1J lin. Jo1m Wolob; band-.. 01' presldelt, preaented Rd>ert 'Sbavor, aoliolollt cllredor. Both DO- oad /l'"'er revlewad ••· COIIIllll- o1 1111 band 111e . • · llJ ~ s~o· ' , '· I!Jp~- JolmCood· Dave Rice. . ., ,..,..... t ' ·.,.- fclolblll Ployero not ln. ·.IIIII -. """ ... ~ . ' ' ' , Shaw was mailaging dlrector of U.. 'International Trade , .r Marl, which promotea international commerclal relatiODS • . · with New Orleans, in Latin ,.UOI'rl~ nauoris. He •\ retired after fuiDIIIng a drei!DI of 16 ~ construet1011 · of a 33-story International Trade Marl Billldlng which 'tOw· ers over the Mississippi River 'Je\otie a} !he loot of' ..rorlil· · famoWJ Canal Street. · -• _i: ~ , • · Wben Shew was arrested by G~'• olll<e ~b 1 1967, and aecused of partk:lpating' 'Jb~ J>IO!ung ~7's ··~ssinallon, the city gospel!. ~ •ol long 1J8111111!i· !!\\ o · ,rl.l~ ralliejl to Shaw, and bll orreat lhrfW il b~ of dbu)jf, :·, · 1'1: acr~s the town-<loubt which extell\licl 'ltlell' to Gilrrllon'a "' motives and even qis sanity. In bls bill of IDformaUon aplnlj 51i#ir, l):lll'l'jJOII !~'if . ,·!!"!~·, the Kentwood, La., native -" Oswald (lhe man named Kennedy's lone assaasln) a plio!, David W. Ferrie, to carry Plaza. Shaw's response was leased on bolid, he beid his attorneys Wegmann. He and called the Aa ••pecially :-.ugs .Fo·rced Air Heating System 00 as low as ,10% down : PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS completiJiy instal/ed,average 6-room home ,. ' F.- ihoro dotoilo. lllillhio coupon lalho Aohllnd LP-Gu au• Plant o.r..t you. ' ' . ' Ple.,nond !ftO.moredatollo on tho opeelal Forced Air HHtlno Offer. • Name~ ~ ---------------------------------- ,. Addr•••·------------------~-------- �LilT .EMISSE' OAFERS Fun a/ nOpe •• '' (::ul ..' ; surer, the cepl Fed r • clo . "' MillY opeclal v . nitiori 0 s r ' -H ld Sunde Thursday " p Rec ...... · fb.; 11 If ' • r'" June ,rora PHS Con rt pr Minor . EG • mlllor In I I p.m. SotnrGI;y one mlle east at 2:15 ... ·, • z. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• · ........6 1.~00 ' " ' •• ...·S ' ice'' 1 oz. • •. • •• .. ., 'If.; I, ,I •. ' ,;'( • •• ·~.· ' ' ., 1. . "; 1 ••••••• 9' Jf •••••••••••••••• ' -\ 2 ·- �LilT .EMISSE' OAFERS Fun a/ nOpe •• '' (::ul ..' ; surer, the cepl Fed r • clo . "' MillY opeclal v . nitiori 0 s r ' -H ld Sunde Thursday " p Rec ...... · fb.; 11 If ' • r'" June ,rora PHS Con rt pr Minor . EG • mlllor In I I p.m. SotnrGI;y one mlle east at 2:15 ... ·, • z. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• · ........6 1.~00 ' " ' •• ...·S ' ice'' 1 oz. • •. • •• .. ., 'If.; I, ,I •. ' ,;'( • •• ·~.· ' ' ., 1. . "; 1 ••••••• 9' Jf •••••••••••••••• ' -\ 2 ·- �10 For nt ;, I ,, ' '' .... Mrs. ."-"'" I' ' 5. home llemmlng, .. Mrs. ·:::· for garden ant, Blnel 1350, llclous llaymln, I-I ' 0. 1011. barb In can 1n (lido. Help .,_ { . ,., ·') ·~ ... '• ~ '. ••• ' ' ...·,,.... ·, ' .' . 1 .... • '-'•' '. ~..-·-f · /.. ... I, '• '' .. ' ·I ' h .fuss ad . ,•,' ' ;' . I, . . ..' . ..~... ·,; ' .,; ~: '. ' .,. ' ' ' .. \~ ,. ' '•., ·.f. 0 '! �10 For nt ;, I ,, ' '' .... Mrs. ."-"'" I' ' 5. home llemmlng, .. Mrs. ·:::· for garden ant, Blnel 1350, llclous llaymln, I-I ' 0. 1011. barb In can 1n (lido. Help .,_ { . ,., ·') ·~ ... '• ~ '. ••• ' ' ...·,,.... ·, ' .' . 1 .... • '-'•' '. ~..-·-f · /.. ... I, '• '' .. ' ·I ' h .fuss ad . ,•,' ' ;' . I, . . ..' . ..~... ·,; ' .,; ~: '. ' .,. ' ' ' .. \~ ,. ' '•., ·.f. 0 '! �' ' •><i r. . " Mlrtnos ha>e boon ldllled. i .... 25 nsted as · .. ••• .•. Vie · low '" Nat! one, a convoy ~ rged mortar ,, ' l • thrwgh Red and~ou':=~= rloon eli stor wlbelie aical and tho -· ~. • sueeess 1111 aaue: Hlowu'd, • 17' Repoz, Angels and • 9; Wbite .... .,.., pretll' much Rickles' Mc(:Owy, SWoboda, Meta 26i AI us 1!11J1Y floe p>l'q!nurl8 were owrlooked i the QJb """'moodero V etnlmes are ooe ot the the northern atest o- '. ·~ ' Rod h e neor the and. ' l)' and notbing- and 1!11J1Y reward>od. c ,;' ' ·- 6-3, fD c..,ture the tGp p al . ,, 22; • and ,• to e111ect sur sue tobean reDIU'ka ol at foil¥ .... io c1. I abslll'd awards otru<•bJre and nom! .... Ca '' " w, 6.-3, 9..7' .... •. ,.:~!!k <-t::X . , in Ohio NI""'"'Wr81'11li ohn • , fini ' in a wblle Jaelcy I Paul Ha til1l third 0. • ... • .; j ' ' If- . . - . -~-~& trial art:J, ' N In tl ora muat ave 17 in " .a • l zn 1,000 ldl rports ear ra hiJV tho fr<m ...,. orea, U.S. od 108 C<mll>lllllot.o in moppilli ,., attor a the t o weeki ••• • omie•, in the Phi' cal .. a · el. II aliUtnoc- edued-;;;.u;, .. ' u... Ire IDg. Cll a were Dl Sinatra's material wa was good, yet •. hen 1 It 't IIO&rlv paper, ell i4,ii~·· "' the winner hand, material, u chorea in and Rickles sa ho place broke 84!lllrl i over, and· c es Jiu.JI.y, t ~~·j r· ..,,..., 2od, ppd., 1 I (I • and up ljllin. (l Tole~ 6 ~ him 7 ' 4 ' 3 ( t). tbe -~4ackaoo wao a nilbt of aeksmvllle 6 Syn<oae q h ' both of ' 7 lei-a IIHO NDrive-In " "n ofConl:rol Leaves Co~mtv Road e c ou ern's ROOM AI land llil ,ooo. e •. ' ' o,' ' ..:· •• ents Plan . 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