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PAGE 12, WIE TtMES-REPORfER, TTie Weather Picture Stays Wet FRIDAY. MAY It, 1M8 WfltSOfl HeadofPhila Legionnaires Robert D. Watson of 122 6th National Weather Fotocast Lowest Temperature Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thundershowers rumbled across Texas again today, but on a much diminished scale from tho onslaught of tornadoes, cloudbursts and hail which lashed the state Thursday. Rainfall amounts during the predawn hours generally were less than an inch-moderate by normal standards, but light compared with the downpours Thursday which ranged up to 11 Inches north of Corpus Shower activity was more widespread across the country than a day earlier, too, scattering a pattern of dampness from the southern plains across the Ohio Valley and into the northeast. The pocket of turbulence over Texas Thursday dumped 6 inches of rain on the town of Papalote, 30 miles north of Corpus in only 45 minutes during the afternoon.

Heavy rains earlier in the day brought the 12-hour total of 11 inhes. Three persons drowned and a fourth died in a traffic accident blamed on the weather in Texas. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Of- Louisvillc, cloudy ..72 56 .13 Memphis, cloudy 76 64 .25 Miami, cloudy 77 Milwaukee, cloudy 60 44 cloudy 59 33 New Orleans, cloudy 81 67 .51 New York, clear 76 60 Okla. City, rain 67 57 .13 Omaha, cloudy 63 42 Philadelphia, cloudy 77 58 .02 Phoenix, cloudy 91 63 Pittsburgh, cloudy 66 52 .07 Ptlnd, cloudy 68 55 Ptlnd, cloudy 72 48 Rapid City, cloudy 64 40 Richmond, cloudy 80 58 St. Louis, cloudy 71 46 Salt Lk.

City, clear 75 46 San Diego, cloudy 68 59 San cloudy Seattle, cloudy Tampa, cloudy Toledo, clear ficial Weather Bureau Sum mary for Ohio: A cold front moved into northwestern Ohio Thursday afternoon and drifted southeast Thursday night. Showers and thundershowers developed in the mild air ahead of the front. Rainfall amounts varied, up to 1.4 inch at Cincinnati. At daybreak today the front had moved to the southeastern edge of the state. A new low center developing in the Texas- Oklahoma area will move north eastward along the front causing rain or showers to spread back over Ohio Saturday.

Temperatures in Ohio early this morning were in the 40s northwest. Elsewhere they were in the mid and lower 50s. No great changes in temperature are likely tonight or Saturday. OHIO FIVE DAY FORECAST Temperatures will average near normal Saturday through Wednesday with only minor day-to-day changes. Highs will average in the 60s to low 70s and lows in the upper 40s and low 50s.

Scattered showers over weekend and toward middle of week will average .5 inch or more. YESTERDAY High 68 Low 48 TODAY 7 a.m 50 RAINFALL Last 24 hours 15 TOMORROW Sunrise 6:12 Sunset 8:32 High 70's Low 50's Forecast: Cloudy, chance of showers. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE High Low Pr. Albany, cloudy 72 52 .23 Albuquerque, clear 73 44 .03 Akron, cloudy 70 51 .01 Atlanta, cloudy 75 54 Bismarck, clear 61 36 Boise, cloudy 80 59 Boston, cloudy 73 58 Buffalo, cloudy 67 51 .47 Chicago, clear 65 44 Cincinnati, cloudy 68 50 .65 Cleveland, cloudy 71 45 .17 Columbus, clear 67 46 .54 Dayton, cloudy 68 45 .18 Denver, cloudy 70 42 Des Moines, cloudy. 57 37 Detroit, clear 74 46 .10 Fairbanks, cloudy 55 33 Fort Worth, cloudy 73 64 .68 56 51 74 50 86 70 72 44 .01 Washington, cloudy 80 61 Winnipeg, cloudy 62 33 4 Are Treated After Accidents Two youths and 2 men were treated in Union Hospital emergency room Thursday fol lowing minor mishaps.

Daniel Ocheltree, 14, residing with Earl Walton of 449 9th st. SW, Strasburg, received severe finger lacerations in a fall from a bicycle. Myrl Anstine, 11, son of Myrl Anstine Sr: of 841 Zella New Philadelphia, fractured his finger in a fight at Tuscarawas Avenue Elementary. Gerald Bevan, 33, of 618 Fair av. NW injured his hand when it became caught in machinery at Empire Reeves Steel and st.

NW, New Philadelphia, was elected commander New Philadelphia American Legion, Post 139 last flight. Others elected were Craig Coventry, first vice commander; James Booth, second vice commander; Dewey Wolfe, third vice commander; David Owens, adjutant; Dale Slough, finance officer; George Rutledge, chaplain; Beyer Gibson, post sergeant- at-arms; Charles Ebrlght, color guard sergeant-at-arms; Aaron Funk, assistant adjutant, and Evan Hahn, assistant finance officer. Virgil Pierce, outgoing post commander, will be service officer. Watson was a corporal in the 226th Anti-Aircraft Searchlight Battalion during World War II and served 18 months In the European Theatre of Operations. He entered the service In January of 1943 and was discharged in January of 1946.

A graduate of New Philadelphia High and Purdue University, he is a safety engineer for Markel Service Inc. of Richmond, Va. His wife is the former Eleanor Lightell, and they have 2 daughters, Lynn and Cindy. Watson is a member of the following organizations: Elks, Masons, Exchange and Coin clubs, the Ohio and Pennsylvania Councils of Safety Supervisors, Tuscarawas County White Shrine, and treasurer of State Highway Patrol Auxiliary. The Watsons are members of New Philadelphia Emmanuel Lutheran Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Funk Jr. and Watson were selected as delegates for next year's conferences and conventions. George Rutledge will be fourth convention delegate and alternates will be William Metzger and Les Cole.

Delegates County Slogan Ruth Wenzenried (R) of 519 Morris Uhrichsville, is shown as she received a certificate recently for "best in county" entry in the 1968 traffic safety slogan essay contest conducted by the Ohio Department of Highway Safety. Her slogan was "Passing on A Hill? Make Out Your Will!" Mrs. Betty Blauser of RD 1, Tipp City, was Ohio's winner with "Make Safety Your Driving Ambition." 13 Students Are Arrested; Campus Protests Continue By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago police arrested 13 dents Thursday night after they barricaded themselves In a Roosevelt University office In a continuing demonstration. The school suspended 24 others arrested earlier. Elsewhere there were these developments in the disturbances which have hit the nation's campuses.

800 Marquette University students marched through the campus to back demands for more school Involvement In Milwaukee's racial problems. No Incidents or arrests were reported. administration of Stan, ford University in California agreed to the two main demands of students who staged a three-day sit-in at the Old Student Union. President Wallace Sterling and provost Richard Lyman agreed to amnesty for the sit-in participants and to set aside proposed suspensions of seven students-who demonstrated last fall againt CIA recruiting. University President Grayson Kirk said the school could not drop criminal trespass charges against students who occupied five campus buildings during a week-long sit-in.

emonstrators at Temple ersity who had assembled to est a court order banning cam- us protest gatherings. The injunction was granted arlier to end a sleep-in by 51 tudents at the campus social ctivities center. The protesters the university vere demanding a greater voice policy making. -At Southern Illinois Univer- ity in Carbondale student pro- esters called for co eds to from their dorms upport of anti-administration lemonstrations. Five students were charged mob action and a warrant ssued for the arrest of a sixth connection with the abortive akeover of the president's office Wednesday night.

demonstrators at the State University of Buffa- in New York invaded the president's office briefly and used his stationery to send let- condemning the war to President Johnson and other officials. the floor of Congress, the power struggle at Columbia was cited repeatedly by House mem- jers as they voted, 306 to 54, to deny federal loans, scholarships and grants to students who participate in serious campus uprisings. to Tuscarawas Council of American Legion include Watson, Rutledge and Mrs. Funk. Post executive committee comprises Robert Shackleford, Rutledge, Metzger, Willard Grossenbacher, Mrs.

Funk, Gibson, Pierce and Cole. Evan Hahn was elected to a 3- year term on the house committee and John Holton as sinking fund trustee. Installation of officers will be Thursday, June 27, at 8. Initiation and post everlasting services have been slated for May 23 at 8 in New Philadelphia Municipal Building. A team of past commanders will conduct the initiation ceremony and initiates are asked to be present at 7:45.

Sandusky Firm Gets Contract At Coshocton COSHOCTON Bay Con- Editor Resigns Due to Censorship POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) The editor of Idaho State University's student newspaper announced Thursday he was resigning because of censorship. Frank Hissong, editor of the Bengal, said, "I find it completely impossible to run a quality newspaper under the present conditions." The ISU publications board recently adopted, at the request of ISU President W.E.. Davis, a policy requiring the newspaper's adviser to check editorial con- Ralph Lahm, 66, of 132 3rd st. NW, fractured his right collar bone in a fall from a scaffold at his home. Both are from New Philadelphia.

tent before publication. BERLIN (AP) The Soviet Union rebuffed the United States, Britain and France Thursday evening in the growing dispute over East German restrictions on the land links between West Berlin and West Germany. In a statement reported by the official East German news agency (ADN), the Soviet ambassador to East Germany, Abrassinov, declared the East German regulations were the concern of the East German Interior Ministry WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson sent the Senate a new demand Thursday for early action on the pending crime bill, warning, "delay will be a victory for the criminal." He called for passage of the section stepping up federal aid to local police departments and said the bill's gun control section "takes a long step toward public safety, but it does not go far enough." He urged that the firearms section, featuring a ban on interstate shipment of handguns, be extended to rifles and shotguns. A Columbia disciplinary committee had recommended that the militants be placed on pro bation for a year, that those guilty of vandalism or theft be expelled but that the crimina trespass charges be dropped. The 17-day campus revolt con tinued to subside.

"Every day shows an increasing return classes being held in the usua way," said Dr. George Fraenkel, dean of graduate fac ulties at the un versity. show of force by 500 Phil adelphia police Thursday nigh ended a rally by 150 studen Church 'Round' Open Saturday "The Round," a teenage coffeehouse in New Philadelphia Emmanuel Lutheran Church will be open Saturday night from 8 to 11. Speaker will be Winfield Sturgeon, New Philadelphia High guidance counselor. Nancy Pennington, folk singer, will be featured.

Admission is 25 cents for students 10th through 12th grades. Mrs. Richard (Lianne) Casper of New Philadelphia is advisor. The vote was dn an amendment to a two-year extension of a Sl'biUion program of aid for about 1.5 ttmitofl of the nation's 6 million collegians, The amendment, sponsored by Hep, Louis C. Wyman, bars federal assistance to students who refuse to obey a lawful order of college authorities or who have taken part in activities leading to disruption of the school, About 100 of the university's 4,700 full-time students have been waging an Increasing protest.

There were 24 arrested Wednesday during a sit-in outside the president's office, They were suspended as of June 8. The Marquette march took place after the Rev. John P. Raynor, president of the 12,000 student Roman Catholic Institution, agreed to meet with student leaders to discuss demands. These include demands for black history and culture courses, 100 additional scholarships for Negro students and the firing of the campus security director.

Dover Library Budget Is Hiked Norman Wefczel, who will assume duties June 1 as head librarian of the Dover Public Library, attended a board of trustees meeting Thursday in the library auditorium. A temporary budget appropriation of $55,000 approved for the next fiscal year is an increase of $7000 over this year's budget of $48,000. Reports were given by Marilyn Lab, acting librarian, and board members who attended an Ohio Library Assn. workshop at Kent State University last month. Next meeting is June 6 at 3:30 p.m.

Dover High Impact 1 Survey Form Sought Dover High guidance counselor Tom Kane Jr. has requested that graduates of the classes of 1962 and 1965, who have not returned their alumni questionnaire, do so as soon as possible. The questionnaires, sent out over 2 weeks, ago by PTA members, are designed to survey Dover High's influence on the future of its graduates by seeking answers to questions like- most important course taken in high school, length of time required to get a job after graduation, and value of a Dover High diploma in college. struction Co. of Sandusky was awarded the $1,530,000 contract to expand the sewage treatment plant south of the city, Solicitor Efgene Wier announced today.

A $198,600 grant has been obtained from the federal government, which was made possible through the Ohio Bureau of Urban Affairs. Further discussion will be held concerning the plant at Monday night's council session. Suburban University Branch Reopens PARIS (UPI) Paris University officials said today they planned to reopen the suburban branch of the university which, with the ancient Sorbonne University, has been the center of bloody student riots' this week. The branch at Nanterre was closed a week ago because of student protests, and the Sorbonne was shut down the following day. The closings sparked riots that left more than 1,000 persons injured and hundreds arrested.

DEATH NOTICES 30 Late To Classify' FUNERAL SERVICES will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. In Toland-Herzig Funeral Home for Darlie Glbbs, 82. Rev. Allan Blackman will officiate and burial will be In Maple Grove Cemetery. CALLING HOURS AT THE FUNERAL HOME ARE TODAY FROM 2 TO 4 AND 7 TO 9.

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) Soviet Ambassador Semion Diukarev and Education Minister Aden Issak signed a 2-year agreement here this week. Issak said it represented "a great help for the Somali people. LONDON (UPI)-Nigeria and Biafra, who'tentatively agreed Wednesday to hold talks on their civil war in Kamapala, Uganda, failed Thursday night to decide the time and chairman of the peace conference. TRAPANI, Sicily (UPI)Giuseppe Coletti, 53, a self- styled wizard-healer, was convicted Thursday and sentenced to 19 years and eight months in prison for stabbing to death a patient who said he was a fraud. JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI)A passenger train jumped off the tracks and plunged into a river in North Sumatra, killing 15 persons and injuring several others, Antara news agency reported Thursday.

-TROVER FUND-- Helena, cloudy Honolulu, cloudy 63 30 78 72 .12 Indianapolis, cloudy 70 44 Jacksonville, rain ..81 69 .01 Juneau, clear 65 34 Kansas City, cloudy 07 51 Los Angeles, cloudy 67 53 Harry Yockey, treasurer administrator. Recent payments included a balance of $1305 to City Hospital in Massillon, $900 in physician bills, $504 as balance due 3 special nurses, and $775 in miscellaneous bills. There is a possibility of an additional surance settlement and if this occurs the fund will be reimbursed approximately $1000. Charges for Vicki's care at the nursing home average $350 monthly and she may be returned to the Massillon hospital for additional treatment. Incidentally, misfortune con tlnues to dog the Vernon Troyer family.

Vicki's brother, Vernon, 18, is hospitalized in Canton, with an arm and both legs in casts, after being injured Wednesday afternoon when a car in which he and 2 other men were returning borne from work went out of control on Interstate 77 as the driver went to sleep at the wheel. It wen' off the highway and turned over several times. Mrs. Kennedy Mum on Child Report WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. and Mrs.

Robert F. Kennedy are expecting their llth child in late January, the Washington Post reported Thursday. Mrs. Kennedy declined to comment. Columnist Maxine Cheshire said the birth would occur "sometime near the date of the inauguration" not quite 9 months from now.

"I never answer that question and I'm not going to answer it now," Mrs. Kennedy said when asked about the report. Rare is the auto loan that can save you money like our fast bank auto loan can! in and see. today I Vicki has been paralyzed since a car in which she was a passenger went out of control in February, 1967, and struck a tree. She was thrown through the broken windshield by the impact.

Her brother also was thrown out of the car in Wednesday's accident. The dance staged last Saturday night by the mounted deputies attracted 250. Gene Murphy and His Kissln' Cousins (Bill and Kathryn Murphy, Andy Page, Burt and Dick Page and Larry Fontana) provided the music and did the calling. Wives of the deputies, Sheriff Tony Young and his staff assisted. Members of the Singing Wheels Motorcycle Club attended in a group.

A special prize went to Mrs. Lucille Snyder of New Philadelphia. Mounted deputies in charge were Luke Overton, captain; John Hawk, Jerry Billman, Bill Bordner, Marion, Gary and Bill Slemmer, frank Fisher, Larry Nicsinger, Robert Hess, Bud Pool, Bob Shamel, Larry Daley, Don Sherrets, Bob Weber and Bill Byers. KATHMANDU, Nepal (UPI) Premier and Foreign Minister Kirti Nidhi Bista will visit Communist China for 10 days beginning May 22 "to develop cordial and friendly relations," it was announced Thursday. RAWALPINDI, Pakistan Soviet Union and Pakistan have signed a barter agreement under which Russia will receive 20,000 tons of rice and Pakistan will import machinery, plant equipment, fertilizers, cement, kerosene and oil, it was announced Thursday.

LONDON (UPI)-Britain, in the process of switching curren cy based on the decimal sys tern, will issue the world's first seven-sided coin, equal to half a pound or 10 shillings, the currency board announced Thursday. TEL AVI V(AP) Israel's first scheduled air service to a Communist country began this week with a capacity flight of 162 passengers in a Boeing 707 to Bucharest, Romania. BEIRUT (AP) George Hakim, former foreign minister of Lebanon and widely known in economic and human rights pur suits of the United Nations, has been named a vice president of the American University of Beirut, his alma mater. He will handle public relations and velopment activities in the Mid' die East. 119 Years of dependable banking service Ohio Savings Trust Co.

New Philadelphia, Ohio Est. Paper Urges Czech Trend Be 'Silenced' WARSAW (AP) The Polish Communist party newspaper urged Thursday that the "alien, anti-Socialist trend in the political life" of Czechoslovakia be "forcibly silenced." The newspaper "Trybuna Ludu" said "this trend is aimed at undermining the guiding role of the working class party, liquidating people's power and setting Czechoslovakia at variance with fraternal Socialist countries," Member of Federal Reserve Member pf F.P.I.C. 119 HIGH AYE. NIW PHIU, 1.