The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 2

THE DAILY PLAINSMAN, Huron, South Dakoti O(. JOGS PLAYING MAJOR roles in Ihe Huron College production of "Tile Merry Wives nl Windsor" are Jiuiet Bailey and Lindvall. Shakespeare's comedy i be presented at a p.m. tonight and Friday nnd al 2 p.m. Saturday in Ihe college's Communication Center.

a i a Pliolo) Four Dissenting Priests Dropped By Archbishop SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) A six days' silence, Arch- bishop Robert K. I.ueey dis- missed four of 51 dissenting priests Wednesday in a step that some said was only the begin- ning. A his move, 40 at the 51 to lionie and de- manded a i i liini. They were turned away.

Thirteen more a Catho- lic priests joined in seeking tho 77-year-old archbishop's resig- a i More than 100 i a students announced support of the priests and held a a light rally Wcdnrssday night at the doors ol a church where the irchbishop was canductinK a service. Ho ignored Ihe stu- dents. "11 wasn't even a 24-hour no- tice--it was a zero notice," said the Rev. Hoy Hihn. in describ- ing the archbishop's dismissal of himself and three olhers from positions at A i Seminary Major ADDRESS rUlniinin CS1I NCKI Scnlfe OLDHAM Pic.

llohert Kols- land, son u' Mr. nnd Mrs, Llew- ellyn Folsl.ind. Oldham, is sla- at Ft. Dix, N.J. His add- ress 15 R.A.

1696G727 Co. C. 1th Battalion, Platoon 2, rid BCT Bri- gade, Fort Dix, N.J. C8IHO. Ahead hi 231 Democrats Hold Narrow Lead For House Control WASHINGTON A Dem-1 a a i rcsulls oerals hold a narrow lead in Into control of stale deloijiitions for Ihe House of Hcpre- C5.

Dut as election day the potential IIIICUE for any ilotise election tif a presi- heeomcs more muddled. A slatc-'by-statti Associated IVess shows Pemocrats ahead in 231 districts-- 13 more a needed to control the 435- member IJoiico, Jlopubllciuu lead in IRQ i i and 24 arc a tossiips in the evaluations made a week before voting. Democrats control the present Hou.sc 2-15-187 with three seats vacarl. The survey also turned up at least US candidates with a of winning who good say if II. C.

Drama Play Opens Here Tonight Shakespeare's "The Wives of Windsor" will he pre- sented by the I (uron College a a a this weekend with performances a I 8 tonight and Friday and al 2 p.m. Saturday at the Communi- cations Center. The a rote of a a will he playcit by Basil Kolb, college speech instructor. Stu- dents in tho cast a Steve West, Dave Hnrtscli, Dave Mead, Stan Logan, Terry Riddle, Ketlon Na- pier, tee Moffeff, Janet Bailey, Leslie i a Gregory Her inger, Tim Kahre, George Paw- Eawski, Anthony Cordon, Dan Winsell, Tom a a the election (o the House, they would support a a vote for winner presiilorH even If he isn't Ihejr parly's a i a The new Mouse would Inherit. (lie job picking the next presi- dent It no candidate receives 270 I or more votes in tha electoral college, whose are cast Dec.

1R and a 6, If the election coes the House each state, regardless of she, would cast one vote. leaves each of the thrct; prcsi- a cjiiKlkiiUes short o( 2G state votes ho would need lo win in the (louse. House a i a wlui now lead are elected, Republican Kictifml M. Nixon apparently would got tlm voles of 17 states, Democrat Humphrey J2 and Ihml'purly cHndidnlo (jcorye Wallace I-- A a a a Vulcs of i a i a a and Nevada wtmld fin to whoever wins the vote in that stale. a a would he nimble to vole because of a deadlock delegation, Sixteen other slates are ques- tion as of now.

Tossup leave stales party control doubt and a there arc candidates who say Uicy mifihl vote for olfoer a their parly's nominee. Some House candidates say Ihey would hack the presidential nimlidale who won Ihe national popular vote. A petition advo- cating liiis position was si sued by 2ft a i congress men and Ueiuiblicnns. Hut now some question It remains in eifec( since it did, ol Roi a i Some candldiilcs say Ihey wonli vote for the man who Car- ried thclc filMo and others say they'd follow the popular vole of Utc-lr i a district. Many candidates stick with their a in any ei'Ciit, bti( numerous odiers re- (o say what they would do, TJic pressure of (wriy disci- pline--with its possible Ihreats i i choice commillce assign- menls or seniorily might he a en away-- emild also persuade si.jne dissidents to return Lo par- ly line voting, Based on current and sthtonients, UIR Nixon stales would he Alaska, Arizo- na, Delaware, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, i i Minnesota, NV Now a i Dakota, Ohio, Naulii Dttkata.

Utali. Wisconsin and Wyoming. The sonic a i a subject lo Walhice inroads-- would be Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Louisiana, a a Massa- chusetts, New York, Rhode Is- a Tennessee, and West i i i a IDEA Chairman Declares Koeli, I and a Twiss, Frank La- a a Dchhie Christianson and Patricia Plnkal. S.D. Economy Shows Record Gains A (AD Spurred by the creation of new job op- iwrtunjliey South Dakota's economy has shown record gains during lMJ, the a i a of Hie Indnslrinl Development Snnda drama Expansion Agency a i nesday.

"Every valid economic cator pointing toward a Wed- 'Fill'; a a achieving Ihe desired added jot) opportunity Schmitt results said, "and most a lo- calcd in our slate IhroiiRh Iho efforts of I A and local eco- nomic development organiza- tions." Schtnllt said another a ccononiic growth was an tin- and plays rod vlinn. The play minnr in and l' rc ss ftr 0 state," said minor role the cnry j. hmitt, A who he presented in a i All scats are reserved and reservations can he a by calling (he college i Papamlreou, flO, Has OpcralLou heads the nine-member biparti- san IDKA commission. 'THEIHCT10NS arc a a Schmitt said. "Out I be- lieve 196S will see new record.

1 set in the of South a kolans employed in a a turing and processing jobs, and in Ihe level of personal income in oiii' state." "There are variations In ATHENS A Former I a i i lho various Premier George a a I a deral aRcncies," underwent a six-hour operation! i a Bllt a survey of for a perforated ulcer early i Dakota a a day nnd processors, conducted by Alcxandros Manos. "The pa- tient's heart withstood it quite a i a i F'apmidreou is 80, Papandrctut was i i a last, Friday a a se- vere i i a hemorrhage. The doctors decided to operate alter he Ijegan Iiemori'haging again Wednesday night. Srhmlll said 1068 has seen a new plant annomicrmptil.T in South Dakota despite nation- al economic a a such as high interest rales and the In- come ax su rcha rge. A mong tliese were Kenwood Mobile Homes, Mid-Tex, i Design a Stautcr Woods Chipping.

I Schmilt listed Kreeport leg- a law and a a of vocational- technical a i i helpful steps in socking new industry. "However, the vital need for new jobs in our state anil the intense, i i offered by other states who are also seek- uifi to a(d'ac( industry demand a rrdouhln our efforts." "SCIIiHITT A I iic WHS hope- w'diilcl respond lo I hose needs with Ihe necessary appropria- tions "IDEA and cncrficlic local "Kxpnnslon of tliese and groups in Smith Dakota have usually large of South Dakota induslrics which ex- panded their facilities and ploymenl. These included Quadeii her, a a I I i Dale! Electronics, a Tndu.strics, I Rushmore Homes and Kilors! Manufacturing. I other i i indicates (hat our South Dnkola a a ers have failh in the economic of our slaic ami it also shows tliat our maintains an economic climate that is conducive to profit and growth," SchmiU said. SC1IM1TT SAID national sla- tistlcs show South a a show- ing Rains in lota! personal in- come, "During the first half of 1EJB8J our stale's tola! personal in- come was nearly 14 per cent! ahead of the previous year, ac- cording to estimates made b.y proved that economic expansion a accomplished," SchmEU said.

"But we must keep pace with (he competition if we are lo hold these Rains ant! go on to a accomplishments. Question a i a now are California, CujinrrtU Florida, lllini.is, a i Mi.ssis-: i i Missouri, New Jersey, Now Mexico, Norlh Carolma, a i a Oregon, i i Smith a i a Vit'tiiuia a An AP four weeks ayo jtiit in the lead for 230 seats, Hcpidlicans for IbH flJUJ ealloil 22 lussups. Although Uir totals are i Uwlly i i a tins i some of Ihe JiiijitcA hwve Two L. HiiiiHiilc. and Klt'tdirr Thompson, I I I a a fallen hchind since Hie sur- vey.

Heps, llimcild J. invin, 0- J. Kdvviird Housh, D- flcltashl, iiilii lli'nyhlll, are still i Hunfiate, elected in (o tlic scat vacated by tho death of longtime House power Clarence Cannon, (raiLs Chrlstoplirr Unnri in i a i Missouri dis- trict. Thompson hus clipped he-hind Hop. Charles Wcltncr of A a i i who abruptly dropped out of the district race in 19CQ rather (lian Loler Mad- dox, tboa llomocTHtio candidate for governor.

Hep, AndrtMv O- behind previously, is wow rated ahead, llcp. E'nincps Hoi- t(in, R-t)hio, has jnilted hc- hind to cs'cn in nice i Hep. Charles A. Vanik in a re- apportioned distritit. rtoiish trails Hep.

Hoss A i and Broyhill is behind Hep. Basil L. i The only other contest m- cumbcnls is a lossup lialwcpn Okla hom a II eps. Tom Steed. Demofral, ami James Smith.

HcptibUcan. Eight Peiuocratic and tlirce i a i were rated only even tour weeks arc loading i oppo- nents. The Democrats are Dante Fas-cell, Florida; Mrs. Patsy T. i and Spark M.

a a a Hawaii; (Jidtarri I). McCarlhy, York; Robert 0. i a Island; John 0. a Virginia; and Lloyd Meeds and Floyd V. Hicks, Washington.

The Republicans are William V. Delaware; Daniel Button, New York, and Glenn i a Nebraska. Two i a nf Minnesota U'jllifliii C. of Virginia, a baekwiircl to Oliicr a i i incumbents in fu.s.HLip racc.s an 1 Uill Difksoti, Al alia mil; 1 A. nod I i i and a Hci-kUrr, a i Four IH'imicrnlic i hosidos i have slipped to even: (jccirjjc I'l, liruun Jr.

anti a i T. i a CalUcriua; Paul Rogers, i i and- limn T. Illinois, Other Democratic congress nu'ii in lossup races ure i i i I-. St. CamiL'fticut; IVter Ky- Mi'tinc, and J.

llow- urd, New tif the -iU Democrats now 171 a'Hl r.iph( i i i i are safe winners. t)f Hit? 180 i Hrnv ahead. 147 ineiun- hcnts ami so'i'cn candj. dates arc rated safe. i a led in 52 close raecs and Ho publicans in iff).

The rlose and a involve DcmocnUlc and 2'A Itepublit-ail iiu'iiinbcnis. I tlie districts rated a out a i way, Democrals would need to win only 3fl of the 10? or lossup i-accs secure' control of the House. Hcpnhli cans would liave to win 6J tt capture Ihe iiousc. Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids And Promptly StopThe Itcliinp, Relieve Pain In Most Cases. New Ynrk.N.Y.

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I A nationwide business publica tion," Schmitt said. "This was one of largest gains In the FRIDAY LUCKY BUCK DAY Clip Out Lucky Buck Clip and Bring to Sears USE IT JUST LIKE REAL MONEY LUCKY BUCK at SEARS Sptnt Th'1 at 5iarl Huron Start Onfy Nov. 1, 1768 a.m. lo 9:00 p.m. ONLY ONE (1) LUCKY BUCK MAT AWIfD 10 Ml SIHG1F PURCHASE TOTALING S2.00 OK MORE (Limil (I) tucky Buck par family cannol be applied lo a a or i Thii Cupon Mull PrilenteH ar lime of Psjrc SEAKS ftOfBUCK I CO.

HURON STORE Buck Goad Only Fri, Nov. 1, 1768 la WO FRIDAY NOV. 1 ONLY HURON STORE ONLY SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 405 DAKOTA S. HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA ELECT GOVERNOR Frank Farrar And This REPUBLICAN TEAM TO REPRESENT YOU WITH CONTINUED Honesty Sincerity Experience Integrity ISail State Senator Loland L. Steolc State Rcprescntafivc Jack K.

Rogers THE State Representative Wilfred f. Sampson BEST LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATION BEADLE COUNTY USE YOUR VOTING PRIVILEGE NOV. 5TH (Pnlilitol vuitttn, mHtnH nrd pdirt foi by Bendla S-n'Alu-nn Cotniiiillm, Dr. Gro'nn rlmirnn.