The Topeka Daily Capital June 19, 1966

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Troops Seize Coffins From Buddhist Pagoda NEW YORK (AP) - Harold Howe II. the naUan's top educatioa omdal, told ichool admintstraton Saturday that achools are “almost as segregated tou they were in WT and about tlma they stopped talUng about the problem and ' doing something. Birvey ef son heard Howe. U.S. education, d that most Qf toe edus agreed with him In gentenns. They disagreed gU came to their own prob-

HUE, South Viet Nan (AP) Government tnops acted toudspeaker lyaien fran one pafoda and the eotflOi of thi«e dteldeot aoMten from another Saturday to prevnt their nae by Buddhist extremots to Incite, menti to farther violence. A treih hattalioo c marlnea moved In. tMelUoi fovcmiaent aecurity fercea to IM. And a new cammander over the

NIanfaBdii Ms Buddhist cl dlen tato Itoe. toough laM that he paraoDaOy tod toe division were kval. Abont !.m of Ms men arc now in the dty. U.8. edvtoen began retomtog to the divBtel waUed haadqnarten. Aey bad baan blodnd tor days by family tars that Bnddblats set op In the atraett. U Col. Phan Van Kboa. cMef of Thu Tlea Province and may­ or of Hoe. tnaructad tha previKa'a dtoMet diWa to totoolve

Tepekaui leend time to eafle a little Saturday, lem toaa twe weeks alter te Jeae I torwds, as they weu about te eg tDixte Uia Beebustoest ef deaaiag and rcbaOdlag. Greg wen ileR), eed Rick Baylrss. 11. UtS BeeweO, remmed debris tea te Gerald Sesmaa Boom. ttS AMod. The work at te Seaam hatne beesase

Influential Kansas Writer, 76, Dead

“While we have gone on urgig moderation, sweet ttason. od bigger and better panel dbenaatons, the wtooob have re-

Or Ability to Joke-

W. G. ctogsuo. 71. 300 Coim One Mfim who hailed EverytUagb gaae except te ewWt hamor and te' toaaia away tern te htecm roM. as te toee. patotod te ptastte ta». dailar a aayeK patatog. try aub Drive, died Satardaj Howe's speech was Rems Rob. tbu M tob beam a 3N7 W. ttch. Bto te atonawi ewuer a sir warwd penaui in a Topeka boamtal where be iBsan, msldent of the boad of education to Detr^. “It was a had been a patieot ilnce Mact speech that American cdncatiois a. He hod cancer. was waiting to hear." BoMnson He wae a veteran Kansm said. newwiipenaao and aaUnr..Hi DetrMI Sebodt Supodatendent .wu widriy known u a polWea Samuel Brownell however, correspondou and cDounenta be did net tbtok Howe's critilor in Kansas. cbms were accurate to toe case thuatmte Sob of Detrett. There are stifi problems, He once was soed imti The citW citd will not clean debris tolly tor $1 millioB foDowing bb Brownell said. “But that doeso' The we havaT been dotqg leftt by ui| ia eaposiiig toe tbi June Jon g tonnib from: anything." By KENT FREELAND thometess thomele families and working with her she was right there private property. Bernard WDCyras H. Adams, a m< Uams. city eagtoeer. said Sstur-i When a tornado roared b>- sxle-bya.de wrth vehateers to emrymg water aad shoveling of the Chieage board of« iccM the yK Mievw streets «■ ef uewB. debris. jawd wfib evervoae else" [the Sacred Heart Convent here clear tton. said Howe's speech “gave idqr. There was notoiag left to do! Throughout East aad North us a challenge and aa offer of Several persons went to CityJane I. Sister Mark ataambled but uofk-she had torndtl •veril2'k^ «*‘*»«* ^ Hall Saturday ‘ 111 Satat^ Mkiny WOUaras (mn toe baeroeat. shook Crabb operattons ef help." ha- Uvtog quarters to aaa faByaJJ “ “ te ® check, Asked how to solve tob prob­ terateb^Swty!te mS** toe broko alass AntoSalooB League. glass end and ran ran eu out to ily and an toe tood in beP^ Wt-C, CLUGSTON would " arrive He was an Influentiai with a smaD army of eeeaagara lem. Adama said: help survivors. freezer and refrigerator to,aa*“ ■■Private property’wtl! not be to K*aMs politics more aad work swiftly and silentty “Tberc-s only eon auwe years and was widely known would weak and that'a illegal - cleared with city aquipr ' “ Twelve days later, nearing other. until a jah was dene. lUered habit tni toe same tottered wnugmi utd. -nwy mu for hb beliefs to a tree prea. Sisler Mark mahilbed tha pah-of mu6c^ed man." uid Mu Browne.! toe driais or toe paribng free spcerii and the right ofte was stiU fladhtg clothes tor Freeman. '“nK day I worked (Oattaed sa Page ^ CU. 2) in toe street — and city public to know. will eveatually pick il up. but I Oupton was bom Sept. It. cant promise how v«" “ uat. *1 Lextogton, Ky., and had lived in Topeka more than SO by the Kansas Asia, years. He was grafted Irdm of Pttolie Enqdoyei. Inc., that WASHINGTON (AP) - Ibe toe law school at the Untveriity ndstakenly staled the city will Defcnae Department said Satur­ ef Kentucky where he was one etaaa privale property. Wit-1 day that te aargote gvieral of of toe founders ef toe first By JA(X COFFMAN These exceptions are toe stam. liams said. < I B> high noon Monday te sus- pede tor the GCH> nominaiiois Persons needtog help ia clear­ that there b evidence of ei- He moved from Kentucky to ! pease, what suspeOM there was. tar Congress la the 3rd Distrirt ing iheir property. WUUaits UBsive use of drugs to any of (OtebMd su Par >. OsL 7) suggested, can caO votonleer Considerable sunriune a a d„i| be over - all of te cattoe armed torpes." at East Topeka alberly breeics will help bring dktotes will be efflcially flled. wanner weather to toe Ibpefca With two gtarbg rxeepttoas. Gov. William H. Avery hu revoase to inquiries about teaOn the Sobboth | Where They Hove btotbodtst OniRb today. Next we^. he said, the Boy area today, the Weather Bu­ there b no fhrt of no real paimary chaUenge from ttmouy before congrte' •BteaU 1 ante te premtoe Moved—Poge 16 Seoul headquarters in TOpeka reau predicted. lidato DH Creebr. waging stJfi r-“ primary cMtests " r-—•— . wiU take requests tor vehatoer drug addiction and marijuana af ay Fatoer upae yen* Ufea Peak tonperalures in toe mid- (or major efficrs. (rvabiil sa Fagu 2. CM. «) Mitt HDoktaig to the anned forces. He Ha are toreesat for toejiiiiiatefiteBM Tbpekp area this afternoon. A

Owners Must Nun in Tennis Shoes PkMIp Debris Cheers Victims' Day

Storm Area Residents Report In

•Miami's Wedding of the Year OH-

County. ti 111a fanner, snckman. and Topeki -opeka bustoeasman. He a and operatn the Hereford Camper Co. at MO N. Kansas. ■ If elected. I will be a to tone martool. bd^ available It aU limes to serve the people ef Shawnee County.” he said. C«)er b a vetoraa ef toe Koraai War. and eervad In the Third Marina DtvtoteB. Be and bb wife. Bette, have twe diiltoen. Shasasa. *, and Kelly. 1 and an nMobte ef liM Preabytertoa Church.

Seamaa b reemwriBg frem a bean steefc. wUeh aecamd totev te tenada. aad Mrs. Sean b recevertog tea mrfcry. Mr. sad Mrs. Dale Seward (right) b lau week at ril «. Mik. aad by Bate^y tteto new hate ...........................

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Smiles Never Lost-

Howe spoke at a cenferewy pootored jointly by the Nation1 Urban League and Cotmnbia UDtvenRy'i Teachers College. He said “toe small progress that toe South has made toward dewgregation has been oftiet ' increasing de facto aegreg a to toe dtte of the North.'' At a news eaBtorenee prior toe mcetli«. Howe said school Pert ef te IM wf a ndea b Jast waldtoM. aad mU taOm toe hauKtag aad brutea. Jhn Seteldt, m Ibpcka. ns boards and suporinter' ahava ghe dtotoe aad watehed te acCte to te erwn Sate, day a te tlto AiawBl Kaana Stoto BIgk SebaM Chaa. plenUp Radea. TV toreoday ndee esdi today tor 7J have “fooled around witfa tob Kawai caatretaau at te Tepefca Binika CMt groatei, la ids te«h. he warned that antewest af Tepeka. (Sac eterj pegc M b not toe answer. Howe coouraied: “I find my»tf pwsUng ever which b worse, honest bigotry or welltotentioned timidity.

Engter Seeks Physicians Say Marshal Post Troops on Dope Warren n, Roate •. aanunead Sahuday tha' ‘ wfi) be a RepohUcaB caa tor Mardial of tot Coart M Te-

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U.S. Progress In Integration Termed Small

Saigon Moves Jo Stop Any Riots in Hue

perial capllal 40D miles north of Saltan. DMdAgtoMtKy The toted putdk address sys­ tem had been used by Buddhist aettators to ntee speeches atainst Premia- Ngnyen Cao Ky‘s admWstrattoe. The etfOn ware trucked from toe Dlaa De PaCDdi. in a move pntostad by a bb. Trl W, at taady^ebbtof. A kiyaJist aOear nkl they would be bortod. The mm. an Bide to toe bat«4trtth« Atoh Tti cMDpUtotoi to MwMw aaytog: "They were aMd that, whoi we look them tor burta! toe pe^ weald foDow tu and make a dLiuateriWrai" She laid tta tone were ahot by toyallto Mope «id that Ove otoer penoot bad been killed ^-glnce Ky'i forces moved Into the city Wednesday. Csnani By orders fron Ky. a para­ trooper. Col. N|o Queng Truong, rqdaeed Brig. Can. Phan Xoifl Nlnai ■ oemmander of toe 1st Dhrialea. Truong took ever wlft a atitomaw ‘ be wenld be extemely ha

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Groom Flees Nuptials in Plane klAMl. Fla. (AP) - Miami's weddhw of te yea bbw op Satmtey to a ciood like te one toe bride was rappoaed to walk through. The pretty. Moede blde^a. be wu oil set. her {ptosr said. but. te hrsdettoou ilfeped out of town oo a

daiqHMa of a drugstore chain owner, had been art tor te grand balkoem of te Foatatehltai Hotel Sahirlay BUM. ----------As a ttoctal feature, &isan was to have descended a pink aatreue to te altar torough a white ekMd •.

avttab betwua RansM Rlttard Ratbateto. 12. a uaverbty ef Miaul law tedmt. and Susan Grtnaid.

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Ti wu te wedding of te pagne dumer after cocktoUs aad to have eat a atx fooMall year, both from standpoint af cake. Tha bride's fatbn- artaanments and eon.” said plaonad to send te eeupb Loo Paley. head catrnr at te Foataineblean “1 arowfi'tbe world on an wouhto't want to sav Bow cutiag te'jsRut Suaag;i father a»- much tost " ^ ed. ^ 'OrenoM .apM hli dugMer .^aadgutea/plliu. The wu bearing up “weaderfuny ~ od ga ' Id. It te't peas-. He said bTfiktat know where ReftMeto w« aad “ditoi't “The flowers and cake wifi care." Bnorts to reach Rothbe donated to Variety Qtt iteta and ha fnnily wen an­ iircn'sBospital."hesatt.

Warmer Day Suspense Near End Seen for City

te Topeka area late this afterOMe or bnlglil. but te likeiiheod appears slim, te Weather Bureau sakL Southerly winds arc expected to range from IP to 20 m p.b in te Topeka area today. Top readmg* in te vpper Tto and-kiw IPs were recorded over most of Kansu Satordsy . A Mgh temperahiTT ef II in Topeka Saturday was six dc gi«H below te norms! peak reading tor te dale. Topeka s early morning tow ot S3 wu te i lowest temperature ever record* ed on JoiK It in te tt-year hu­ rt Weather Burcan records ... iHua roeeid tow leadmg rt S3 wu ml to m\.

Sunday^+lighlights WITH INDOMITABLE anuii. SPIRIT. 1 visa insiuassAaSrA V2C..... rt te stono are mMing piau to reboUd and resume teir businesses. A toamatic stary In Midway today Mis about R. ' Tbpeka FbreeM Part} ctMdy thteuch in-

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