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North Viet Morale Believed Failing; No Peace Sign Seen Gemini 12 Team Pickec MANNED SPACE CKNTOR. Houiton, Tex. (AP) - ^ the craw liamp (or the twHiui) Gemiiii pregrem. eelecttii Ntvy Cept. Jeroei A. IxweD Jr. •nd Alr Force MeJ. Bd»in E. e Gemini U nythe Aklrin Jr. to fJy Ute thii year. lethii;,.-. At llw same time, a National Aeranautics and Space Adminlstrattoo oflicia] laM he had di rected a coiDptete review o( toe flight plane for the three remaii^g GemhU lasndiings. "We are going to use these three flightt to maiiimim adrauage to get all ttie data we can pr^minary to the Apollo mas to tt» moon - program, said Or. Rotert C. Seamans. NASA deputy tBrertcr. He ipokc as be presented NASA eac^ Hon«< service awards to the
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Canada Makes New Overture To Ho Regime
Navy Onto. Engew A. Ceman. The Gesntoi program is to end in October or November, with toe first manned Apollo flight in earth orbit to follow within a WASHINGTON (AP) - Adfew weeks. mmistration offleiats uid Fri ti in day there arc faint signs of the fail-moving U8. man-ln- weakening Communist morale in Viet Nam - but no hints from Hanoi that it will move toward peace. sonedmes troublesome flight This word was given to US. cducaton at a State Depart that ended June «. Seamans praised toe work of ment foreign pdicy briefing Stafford and Ceman and said while Washingtoo watched* the that although all Gemtot t ob latest diplomatic feelen towart jectives were not meiCm flight North Viet Nam. provided a great undfttanding Canadian envoy Chester Ronof many previously J unknown ning is on his second visit to proMme of ipnce fli/iL Hanoi-this year. U.S. roving isador W. Avcrell Harrimao stopped off at Ottawa Thunday, and Am bassador Charles S.A. Ritchie called 00 Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk Friday. But press offtoer iobert J. Mctoskey said he knows of no
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UNITED NATIONS. TI.Y (API - The Sortet delegalkm indicated Friday It might agree toaU.S.pn9oaal{bBt<lMUnlt- Natiow 08ier-c|»ce legal work Joly a goft to a - ppeaceon U on a trea^ to keep . the moon and ether eeteattal bodies. The Soviet Onton has propoeed that ataft a traaty be coDtideiwd to the Oewal
By jom PETTCRSON KTWU, channel 11. Wasbhum Univeraiqr'i................... Sion station, may be playing leading role to toe univertoty's faU pntoictioii.
of the storm which wr most of toe Wattdwm campoi. laa N. Wheder. toe stattoo's dmetor. hae aanred acbooi toetricts that KTWU wfB be offer-
examintog the poatoMWttea e( toeorporating ETV la (he ftnt semesier clnn mbednle. .. jh plans for toe fall atm My •mtoaBitorttag8wd.lt. tod M fociy. ETV aliUuUea may deleptIcB eoBie of aga here. do net exFaettHet^Mwd dude the ,--------- ^ The ftatun. housed in offleea tog this matter in Se the legal mb- below toe lower west of Topeka commltlee." off I-n. was quued toe wrath Both the goviet and D.S. gatioM TburadayhamJed the United NnUnoa propoMd toealies to reierve etoetttol bodies forpenetoBloamadhaqitban free for erptoratton byaneoonIrles The lew were 80 much alike (hat the only Mg tofte• re nnd when enee w^t ow vbm to itort negottattag on them. Itm Dnitod Sttoee wants treaty flnlahed to time for a*dderattOB to toe llT-oalion asaemMy. The ‘ --------•Iked irhaexpeeled toe asanmbly wmdd adopt one. ftld. '-R s
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of the Holiday Inn. She has lived to Tbpeka tor » yean and 'at. ended Waehbom Unlvwnity. -Boto reserve auchbodtof for SiK is a member of the Univenity Methodist anch. pMcdnl parpoem enly and bid mlUlmy todallatieai. nUU- Mrs. Kirk has a sen. Tom, 7. ' »d I win devote an of my effirts to improvtog efftokacy to toe offlee and provttong (be beat a K KM lible to toe paMto.” said.
Warmer Day In Forecast For Topeka
Warmrr weather is pr« tor toe Topeka area today, but temperatures still wiD remain below normal leveU for toe sea son. toe Weatoer Biweau said
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Demo Seeks House Seat Nomination
DAK TO. South Viet F (AP) - Because of Us courage CapL William Stanley (Bill) Carpater may lose one of the things he vahies most - com) of a company of Ameri-
Can^ on North Atlantic Trea ty ^anixatian aiU East-West aOtirs... Rofming saw North Viet Nam Presiitom Ho CU Minh March, obvioualy with little sueCopenter, who called .4. cea then. The Canadians have strike on hU own conpuy when been telkiag of the poaeibilities it was about to be of the................................. comNorik Vlemamese regulars, misskm tor SoDteast Aaia as m „ repurtod to have been a*ed tastnimeat to hUp and the wv. to became an aide to Cea. WD- The eommissioB is made up of liam C. Westmoreland, com- Canpda. Polaml aiU 7(NEV,' mamler of U.S. forces in Vie npof Nam. Tlw effective date would Canada. Polaad mi India and be July np tinder the Geneva Carpenter, 21. a career soldier accords which ended the French who WM a football star as the effort to retain Indochtaa. 'Lonesooe End” at West Potat, Rusk; William A. Bwdy. m received the Silver Star toom sistant secretary of state for Westmoreland on Sunday. It Far Eastern affairs: end Rich was tor uvlng Us company In ard I. Phillips, acting assistan the N|ok Ron Ridge battle last secretary tor public affairs weekend. He also has been rec were among the Usied Speakers tor Ite MedU of as the 1.2M educators frwn •round toe as West. twfrday brleflac and discussion morUand's aide would remove ........................aSnirs toe Medal of Honor nomipee Under the niles of the confer from the frontline. The stow- ence. toe prtadptl tp speaking, sqnare-Jawed Cnrpoa- could not be quoted by aame or ter vohmteered few a their gumniuem agency ideitltoor of doty In Viet ^am justM fled. he could lead a company ofU-S.
Lloyd Bobinaoe. JtlB Green, On his that year of doty here morale is the koy to bo\t bins Read, aanoiiwed Friday he an adviser to ■ Vlstaamwin be a CHidIdate (or the ese alitxime brigade. He won brealtdnwn in the Reds’ wil Democrat aammatioo tor elec- saver Star during that toi goonfighttag. 7 wbm. in December iPM, he doatroyai a Vwt Cong pettttm with a hand greawto altoough a bullet bad smashed Into Us ^^'action that It may p pull Carpenter away from his eoo^any Oiarley Company, tad, Bat-
One-Eyed Bandit Muffs Bank Job
Airhone Division - began June uuted States National Bank in dowDtovB Omaha was held iq> Carpenter wu leading FTidav by a man wearing a nnlt of tou^ yomg paratroop patofa over one eye. hut he was ttoo to toe Kansas Houw of Rep- ers through tangled brush cangiit by a bank guard before reaentatlvei troQ tha «lh Dis the ridge north of Realora be enuM get out of toe boildini. trict. pursuit of a North Vietnamese Charles Bales, special agat airit toat had been naming for 1 charge of toe Omaha held -nie dittriet taduites Soldier hours. office of toe Federal Burcan of and Meooken Ttnradilpe and Investigation, said hank parts of the <th and Mb wards in Topeka. Changes in Addresses ptoyte toU Mm a prelimhitiy Vetermt check showed about PM was Robtnm. tf. is a plumber and Tote Listed Sunday taken. operator of the Red Arrow Sts. gnaid, »year-eM Har bles. A combm veteran of World A li.iting of residenbi displaced old Hodoi). pinpointed the man. War II. be has an-ved on toe by toa June t tornado. wUch about SO. as be approached the has been i^pearing in The Stale door and hustled him into a Roehader School Board and toe USO board of directon and is Journal, wfll be revised andean- bank vault to await the FBI. defiwil and Mffiar in The SunfConttnned en Page 2. CM. fl day Capjfi • ■
Capitol Will Be Renovated
toracast tor toa Topeka toU arteranon. Southerly wind wBt range from M to M m.ph. WASHINGTON (AP) - Plans to- toe Topeka . area today, to rebuild portloot of the U.S. wcalhermni sad. Topeka skies . are expected to remain moiQy ihortly after-the dear through tonight. burned toe twUdtag in U14 were Top umperinrcs In toe up approved Friday. per 16a and Tki were r.«mtod After years of study s and planjB many feettoas of Kaaaas Friproved a major renovauon Top^s's lugb prqject to put a new marble ^ • at 1IS degrees cootor Ifaee i m toe west front of the miry was
ctly- An early monung tow of lour years to eompieto On other Capltoil{iUpnjecta.pre. H la Topeka was only ‘ frees above toe record low top^ Umtaary eatimiiee have ttned pmwtore tor toe date eto b m «B( be wMl wider too Mtaa! toTtpeka.
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Air Ferre Secretary HareM Brwwa toH rw pwtm Friday the Defeue Dept, may mm be keamtag mflttary commaadi to Vkt Nam via a network of radio relay talrilllcs
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Military Commands May Bounce From Satellite^ WA.SHINGTON i.AP) - The Defease Department may soon btam military c Witotngton to Viet Nam via Seven radio relay satellitos Uunched Thursday tato orMt from Cape Kennedy. Da. Air Force .Secretary Harold Brown told wwsmeo Friday: "We expect by toe end of summer to have a termtaal ta Viet Nam throu^ which conununiusii« ttas system wiD be
Wright 'Gium' On Road Plans Mayor Charles W.. Wright warned Topekam Friday night Mt to "build ap late hope' a freeway through the city- to>towBw toe path of the June The pouibiUiy of getting fed
eated that diher mUom could the defense sateUltes to ”play a most Im- nuotior signals relayed by the oridtav radio relay statm. traffic vital to toe U.S. Wbetoer tocar coded mesugei could be broken, however, it femes.” The satellites were letted tato another matter. orbit about 21jn miles above With Brown were Lt. Gen. t ty an Air Force Ti Alfred Slarbtrd. dirertor of the the « tan) rocket Difeme CnouiMBCaticaB Agen The lanarh wu prated cy; and Dr. Thomu F. Rogers, success, and officials uid an deputy directar of defensf reseven uieiltlu are pertennii« aeiarch mid cngiiwering. perfectly. Brown said toe Htellites have Brown said tte ntcBMes are buitt ra provisions to "iwevejtt Gated Beal But it wn coonded that aay>> one who pms up aa astenaa could hem- what was betag broadcast over the staitoos. Brown wu asked whether the Soviets migM not use the satel lites ter toeir own purposes. Ragota tatorjretod; "We1ia«» arranged so toat it would be very difficult ter toem to have Albert W. Ttilman. E. Ml# Lo •■iwed me of it.'' gan. an inveiiigatar for toe TV utellitos were r^eased from toe rocket at 2#^to E smShawnee <^ty SberiTs Dept, ond intervals and over the next three modihB wiU spread jMt until eddi b aN^ link ground ^tatinni ib MD anafL
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way and coutrueboB • M^sy. Wright Hid. is -grasping at a blade of ta toe tornado of June S Back From CbpM Wright returned Thi night from Washington, where be spAt with repre«ntattves of ciu seritlog funds for disuter tore Topeka. With roany federal expendjluree. inchiding poverty program and the VierNsm 'war. Wright Hid. funds for the pro posed Topeka freeway, or ur ban route, are "by no stretch of te iiw«iMi>cn defi
y he wia be-a candidate ticket for county clerk. Tillman, a a a t i V e Top^. has been u investigator (or toe sherifl's depahiiiem Ih years. Before joining ttto sherifTs staff. Tillman was toe Titatea Police Dept for six years. He is a high srimel padMto ShMld Go Akete ■ad served m toe U. S. Arsay He said Topekans who 1 o s t Ito] to IMS in Korea and homes ia toe piflh of toe lor- Japan. nwlo stwuld not -‘holdup repair or rerenitrtKlion of tbelt homes waitn« ter this freeviay" Wright spoke to city dtaavter work coordmatora at a meeting Fndty night In Civil Defense headqaartors la toe Shawnee County OoutthouH. Gov. WtoiBm H Avery hu written a Utter i^mg Coagtess to consider providtftr funds for ri^uef-wav uqtoWNn (ur toe highway. Wright said.
Humphrey's Car Struck by Stone WAanNCTON (.AP) - A car Vice ITn H. Humphrey was h» by a atone ■ hu suburban home early Fiktey memtag. A Secret Service agent «bo kasad and csugM two yiaith-> i ' and raiqiht two youtha la jured ia scuffling with them. • maa (or Humphrej'
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It Friday s Cormack. D-Mass.. Senate Re «sn. wh meeting. publican leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois, and Capital Stare the project wu firtt George W. Stewart mentioned yoara ago lean have been eapreawd that toe renovtRsiday for tom would alter the laouhar Tbpeka nm«K. what win b^toe biggeot rebuild- Itaes of toe CapftoL But Stewart tag job on toe Capitol since toe laid Ha presete coctoguraUna Cter to putty ClOMtp preseM House and Senair wmp wlBrepr through tunighi. K>^ totoiy> Mol) Kills Officer •ere added KB yeai^ago. The pUa approved, on^ of WashlAgtoB frem -torefY^cs**^ by ^ a puiei 01 SAlGOf. South Vtat Nam I X of Capltol .mil. A new They are members of i APi-Buddhist mobs killed a face was put on the east lal commission wuMiBraMd to krAitJctt; ealb f ---- r...I toe ^ toe mote' OetoUed Weather with hr\ sawbune (acwof front of toe Capitol five yean ‘at part of own revolver tad burned an wwtateH Wk., ibore dba RatOther meniben are ifo. In Washtaftoo parlaooe. N«WS, Page Z '“riican Jeep today, the sixth ler mr. and detrei the ata.toaa te Csqutol hu no baefc-onV Vice PresMteni Hubert H. Hum- front and reNactag it to D |M tear te mdVFvetwmenf ptwey and ite«e a wen Wont and an east Kent. Hoim Speaker John W. Mc Leader Gerald R. Ford ef Mich- from toe preseta mm.
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