The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 22

22 Indiana Evening Gazette, August 12, World NeWS Kidnapers Free Uruguayan Aide OUT OUR WAY By Williams WAIT WHAT CIVFSI TO THE BMIITUBMV If THOUGHT VO0TIV.3WFRE HAV- RATTl.tSHirSAWK HIS 1 NAVAL MAWF.UVFK'MW VyjK .51 'MARINE HF. ACCIM BACK YARD WIIFRE DO DEWTALUySTtPPEPONir XJTHIk)KVOU KC)IW5? AMP roKEP A HOLE IM THE BOTTOM OF I VT I TMS OCEAN I ny TIIR ASSOCIATED PRESS'Aug. 22 In protest against the MONTEVIDEO, a y. suppression unmin. runs, AP 77 11 Foreign Office1 i ii i snld two weeks rco officials who nrcs tlcn ha mlv scr whose Suction touched off pofic, the nationnl university, stu-l 'i dent riot, to protest the JJe Sydney UmvenHy School of land the biggest manhunt in hkW.Mee's rKJa LTivZu I CM piut som6 to tab hi lr- 11 in 1 sources in the universe have HIT Ittto rercira wns icu nrup in discovered in the Southern enr on a street corner Minaay.

Hemisphere. 'x lXV Pulsar, detected by British He stnpget'ed to house and asked Mrs. Gracicla Perez to! call the police. 1 and American scientists, emit pulses of radiation nt regular intervals. Astronomers are unable Mrs.

Perez said Pcrcirn, who to explain them. heads the state telephone and power monopoly, looked "tired ond very dirty." He told her his The university said Dr. Tnnyiw turtle, 32, a lecturer, ond Alan I THE Woefey WART captors "treated mc well butjVaitRhan, 21, Rraduate student would not let me sleep. in the astrophysics department, His ohductors. reported to be mode the discovery with the Iftf LT loggy in wrosningTon members of a provoking group school's giant radiotoloscopc called Tup'amaro said they "ar- near Canberra.

rested" Peroira for urging Pros-I The head of the department, i jii.Biiiu i i i r. Sna ident Jorge Pachcco Areco to Prof. Bernard Y. Mills, said the Initial Wiretap in I 11111111111 1 1 ARE M'IEU 7BUTG, Voll ABE BONBON Iff I YOUR 1 3f MBN HAVE HIKEHITCHEH HAVE I EVEK UJJ Tl jf1 AW A1ANA6EK i I UAVE ROM THE I SAIPTHWTO IjV REALUV BELIEVEP IT I nlj HA flREAT fiot-PEN fc. PASTi tAy rr! BONBON If arrl take a lough line during recent telescope nad searched one- third of the Southern sky For labor trouble.

They also demanded reversal of Pacheco's pulsars and the search is contin uing. austerity policy, but the presi Law Arrest Made dent reluscd to negotiate with The telescope is the major southern Instrument rt ft, a rr kidnapers. il fe wm oraKL nell-Sydney University Astrono- HONG KONG (AP) Pour. Hi THE ASSOCIATED PRESS flight from Kennedy Interna- persons from the British diplo-my Center a Joint project of 'wACHtMr-TriM ap A tional Airport in New York City malic mission in Peking arrived Sydney university and Cornell Hewlfu man has become In violation of the law signed by in Hong Kong Sunday en ute University at Ithaca Y. Hew ell, N.T., man las oecomn us on.

SANTA NINFA. Sicilv (AP) and was taken berore a Immigration Director W. E.I- Thousands of inhabitants of under "I n.s. commissioner. The mnxi-Collard said they were R.

this wrecked town blocked traf- "Shi, Crtme Control nm sentence under the provi-Web, a clerical officer, and his: Fc again Sunday to demand am lion involved is a 110.000 fine, wire. G. J. Mather of the diplo-lfnanent housing to replace thel r.n TL riirk an five-year prison term or both. Imatic wireless service, and E.inomes they lost in the earth-Atty.

Gen. Ramsey Clark an Kumnhrevs. a securitv quake last Jan. 12. KtelHT fy WE HAVE ANOTHER Wl PONT 1 I un crruel? i--T-y fesrfefi WIM uSido tta Mlnnc Projects may be guard.

Most of the 1.800 families of Si, St Paul up an average four; Government officials said Santa Ninfa are st ving in C. LI moVn ins and "acr provision of the newsmen would not be allowed tents or temporary barracks. SLJ I Inter- "cw federal housing act that to talk to them. jThey claim that more than S70 state firansnorSi of a device ill permit neighborhoods to They were granted exit vHasjUi'llon in relief funds has been iUioned lor wiretaDDine or wnlk berrI! ail planning is two weeks ago after waiting mismanaged, cesinea ur wu euipHuig x. ofrirjnl snv.

several months for them. Thel Swarming onto the main road eavesar ppmg. nretliet the slnrt-to-fin- British charee d'affaires in town, the demonslra- 5 3 rf9 till 3r'5-. such a device in the isi "me will be reduced to an king. Sir Donald Hopson, alsoitors blocked all traffic for eight carrying sucn a aevice.

in ine iinn hours. Thev vnwed tn kon orm an a ac case con in- nrovision will free billions of but this has not been eranted peating the demonstration. recoroing ovic. on which beoan that before had to lay idle until have been curtailed since Red ago. Relief work has been de- full planning for projects was Guards sacked the mission last Iayed by red tape.

Glad Plaid Trio completed. I ii Humg lu revuiuLiDiuze me. Thief nusua whole approach of renewal," JL I A said Don Hummel, assislant jTSSi VI 1 1 IS secretary of the Department of Housmg and Urban Develop-. JQ aCK ROCKY HILL. Conn.

(AP) wm-' 1 1 Planning completion. pre- r- Thieves who broke into the trucks of a plumbing company and stole some tools had a change of heart. I viously required before approv- J)ll P11 -r -( WE COULD ONLt IF ARTIPICWL AW, HOLDIUS TUB I MS'BBB'6 WVE SOT HBR TO I RESPIRATION WILL I D06S JAWS SWI fIFl HJAfZZPP. A PET HOSPITAL' V. WORK ON A HUMAnf CletffV fTVv Starts TleSSTiV LiuiISS ISA ATJ al of any execution funds, took! They returned the tools Satur- an average 26 months, Hummel PITTSBURGH (AP) With'day a'ong wU Thcy alJ said.

steel production far below nor- C. tU. I- reinstalled a radio they had tak- unu3 up- mal (east f(jr (h proved, he said, some of the planning was obsolete and there TLTJj Th.e money. was endsed in were additiona delavs for and 7 envetope wim a note tnat read: acquisition and other work that PZa "This is our first offense. We could have been done during 3'800 guilty and are sorry for ii ncca.

TL. cia piaiuiing. i 'mwi nnjciicu. i lie iv is lu. Under the new Neighborhood' cover any damage.

Development oroeram. some wuulu cul ouu's- as execution funds will be avail- u.cl, But' ahl in nHHifinn tn niannin. United Steclworkers Union offi- mnn ih nr iWn, i ciai ssio mat tigure is proDaoly to be available in succeeding except in isolated 1 1 rJ years for more work as it be- cases- LaCI GI'sDad Returning In Crash lffl If BUT-r 5UR 1 I VOlWt HEARD Of A AFTER TURNINS vou MB-BROOKsV-v1 Hft HE w5 BRD0K5 WARREN 15 MY NOM-DE- BOOWN A-WORKINCI WARItRVEtTHtlR-'' CAREFUL IM I I COMJUTER.1 comes planned and ready to go.1 The cutbacks started before Capital Footnotes the Aug. 1 contract deadline The Environmental Science wnen the were slowed Cn.w AiiMrn inanlicinatinn nt a ctrilro WARRENDALE. Pa.

fAP win launch, its seven weather But how many are temporary, A faher who had ius. Dicked no1 MLUB AND SPOTS "rtCTJ.k-r'Ws. 'ixItfM A TJt B' il 5V 1 Lk l'JcJ WWi.W iJS'iSSif'f. his 50" lhe tai of a trip 3 Tit. i nome from Vietnam was Mr SI kS 0ne plant laid when he trM make a U-turn'x season approaches.

ESSA 7 will 40a mon wnen it hean BearinB on ni.hw iw IlHli replace 3 to maintain lour down. But not one was eligible The son, who had hitchhiked rone'toe011 unemployment benefits under from was showing his Supermarket chains m.e-' The back to school clan prefer plaidl Knit now. neiRlioorhooas-and there is in-' j. kl, off said burgh Glad Plaid partners skirt, i. 6,000 syslemwide, only Saturday, cap.

scarf are quick to knit one a handful were permanent em-1 The father, Harold S. Gamble color at a time. Embroider ver- Jy 'rB! ployees. Jr 53. died before he could be a 7 -Tl 1" I I 7 1 I tical lines in chain stitch after.

H. AT, I The State Bureau of Employ- rushed to a hospital. His wife. Pattern 6H9: sizes 6, 8. 10, 12 in- mitte rTnort P.

T. ment Security reported that Catherine, 50, was admitted in cluded- sonTiUg commiiTec" Renub icans 2'154 filed claims fair condition. FIFTY Cf-NTS in coins sav there js t00 lilt, eviripn(. for unemployment compensation Their son. Harold Gamble III, Imer YvinO: sneezin' like that 1 i.

hmwi 5 1 keep that on ver i An eAT- ft H'Y 'l AIN'T SANITARVW4ILST NOGGIN' TILL i. hWCjr0' YER WAIT1N' ON ftUY VfeJVw QUITTlN'TlMEi Hi eacn pattern add lft cents for in the four-county Pittsburgh was treated for bruises ond re- I I 1 tW 1SS 1 I k'bS I wwrsn. Y-ZyY II 7 6.11 each pattern for lst-class mall- district of Allegheny, Beaver, leased. He had served two years 2 i lng and special handling. Send' 'Washinclon and Westmoreland in the Armv.

including a vear in 2 to Laura Wheeler nnHinn Fv i un i ree. ramei -J ning Gazette, UTLSS "pec.cd 'his week. box ill Old Chelsea Station, November Vi ce Preiidem' About 131'000 mcn work ln Boston. Is the most JnS' LrJn H. Humphrey, when stecls-in populous of the state capitals 2 i ev vjr'.

i tvy rr rm frt r- I 1V (tl I I ''f VI I I't 7l I lAOTt Ifck I 2i" asked if he expects to win the tuunues- me unirea arares, cj j. Democratic presidential nomi- rattC.t;,ogK--'1,undrern'oiC"!;"r knit, crochet fashions, cmbroid- ery. quilts, afghans, gifts, Plus 6 free patterns printed in-VandalS Ruin IcCUTCH iuc. 3u cents. NEW BOOK! "16 Jiffy Rugs" knit, crochet, weave, sew linois Cemetery hook rugs for all moms.

50 cents F.VANSTON, III. (AP) Van-Book of Prize AFGHANS. 12 dais desecrated Calvary Ceme-cnmplele patterns. 50 cents. 'wry Saturday night, smashing Museum Quilt Book 2 pat- more than 300 tombstones and terns for 12 quilts.

50 cents. statues. Cemetery officials esti- Bargain! Quilt Book I 16 mated that damage will exceed complete patterns. 50 cents. $100,000, and may run as high as Book 3 Quilts for Today's $500,000.

Living. New, exciting collection. 15 complete patterns. 50 cents. (Read Gazette Classified Ads) ARE.

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