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BROTHER JUNIPER 8 Sioux Falls Argus-Leader 1963 Vietnamese Often Tempted To liberate' Mechandise Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy only because he is a personal friend but because of the insight he has been given to his character through these close associations. Many times, Glenn believes, Kennedy is a misunderstood man. Glenn said he personally knows of his sincere desire to be of service in helping his fellow men.

Fdbfce-Hli 1 Sturdevant has been of South. of Pipestone, named Miss Sixteen Dakota in a contest sponsored shops in the area. By JOHN T. WHEELER Associated Press Writer Many businessmen stuck to SAIGON (AP) The Viet- their stores to prevent looting even though endangered by the fighting. Since the outbreak of fife During a' question period the.namese soldier jogged down the former astronaut was askedi street with three radios stolen about Kennedy's statement that from a Chinese store on the it may be necessary to cut fringe of a four-block area filled street fighting in Saigon during I 1''' A vC' 1- AurK.

XT it i 11 v-ta nsisar the Viet Cong's Tet offensive with Viet Cong snipers. last February, there have been repeated complaints not only of His sergeant across the street looting but of senseless smash hollered: "Hey, you! Where are you going with all those radios? back on the race to space. He said that Kennedy feels that it is a matter of priorities and that at the moment there are other bigger problems which need solving. Glenn is convinced that the ing of whatever could not be carried off. Why do you take so many? You only need one." Vietnamese, Chinese and raw LfLOi American homes all have been The soldier grinned sheepishly hit.

but dropped only one radio. The presidential aspirant wants to sergeant ambled across the de The situation has done nothing get back to space research as to improve the government's Sally Sturdevant by KISD and Shriver'g for. Six. teen magazine. Pipestone High School student active in Chorus.

Glee Club, Thespians and cheerlead-ing, she will compete national. Dris-iitterea street, picked up soon as the nation has a better handle on some of its other the radio and tied it to his, field image or to convince the people of Saigon that the soldiers are pack problems. Kennedy appreciates Lulls in the street fighting now going on in Saigon offer an according to Glenn, that what America is has been accomplished because Americans are ly with other local winners ui the Miss Sixteen of America apparently irresistible tempta tion to, the poorly paid South curious people who have contest sponsored by the mag. science and azine. searched through exploration.

Vietnamese soldier whose idea of luxury normally is a stolen chicken to supplement his poor Jean Asper of Wponsocket food ration, their protectors against Viet Cong depredations. However, there is an added dimension to the looting in Cho-lom, the Chinese section of Saigon, where much of the current fighting is now taking place. The Vietnamese have always disliked the Chinese because of their domination of commerce. Like some looters in the United States, the soldiers may feel that they are only getting back a little of what has been squeezed out of them in the 'Can I file it under 'B' and take the rest of the day off, was named first runnerup, Linda Anderson of Mitchell was crowned second runnerup and Tank men who didn't need to worry about the extra weight, "liberated" large numbers of Air Museum Wants To Buy Mosquito Chaser Pm Petersen of Sioux Falls was awarded the third runner-up position. radios.

One army truck was seen loading up with television ON-THE-GO Three local sets. Several policemen joined in the raids on the radios and Beeline Fashion representatives recently attending a three-day PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) other items. 'past. Liquor bottles, shoes and- seminar in Chicago fare Loeret- The museum of the Confederate ta Egge, Darlene Donelan ana Air Force wants to buy a Port-; canned food could be seen peek- Mary Bucholz.

land mosquito chaser. jwg from many field packs Several soldiers passed The city has received a $7,500 1 pmmtmmm Filed Application check from Ken Faulkner of who is connected Texas produces more miner, als than any other state in the Union. Hurricane KillsChild; 5 Missing with the museum. He offered to For Station Sioux Empire Broadcasting Co. a partnership composed of purchase the city's around British cigarettes, the most expensive smoker's item on the black market.

Soldiers displayed shiny new American gas lighters, and some wore gold or silver tie clasps on the front of their dirty uniforms. Sometimes the looting seems directly tied to how heavy the Clayton. Pol. Adv. paid tor by Dauntless, which is used to spray possible breeding areas of mosquitoes.

Eider C. Stangland of Sioux John Glenn discusses politics (Photo by Bob Renshaw) FORMER ASTRONAUT Sioux Falls. in Faulkner said the museum TAMPA, Fla. (AP) A killer Falls and Wallace L. Stang-before reaching the U.

S. main- land of Sheldon, Iowa, filed ap-land, hurricane Abby churned plication with the Federal Com- wants to preserve, in flying con- dition, a complete collection 0f laming is, when they are on the Uulf of Mexico waters Tuesday munications Commission for a with 75-mile-an-hour winds and construction permit for a new move and attacking, the sol combat aircraft which Were flown during World War ll. Jhe diers seem to pass up luxury John Glenn Backs Kennedy On Visit To Sioux Falls Former astronaut John Glennl "I often am asked why a per threatened the Florida west FM broadcast station in Sioux Albert E. Wood Dauntless is a Navy attack coast with storm tides and tor- Falls. items although they do scoop up food, soft drinks and cigarettes plane of that era.

rential rains. Facilities requested would be Wood Goeg To Schuyler wherever they find them "To the best of our knowl Flood and tornado warnings were issued for parts of central visited Sioux Falls Monday on snn is reasonably well tnis Dauntless that you Some of the troops fired bursts from their M16 rifles to break the locks on the steel and south Florida. Coastal re behalf of Sen. Robert Kennedy known wants to be mixed up in nave ls lne last aircrait of tnis gions braced for tides 2 to 5 feet nniitics" hp said "This is 1 kp type xnai can De ensnrmea in who is seeking nomination for on a frequency ot sm.5 mega- cycles with an effective radiat-l E. Wood, plant produced power of 3,000 watts.

manager and superinten-Sioux Empire also has pend- dent of the Greenlee Packing ing an application for an AMiCo. in Sioux Falls, will be station in Sioux Falls on 1520! leaving soon to assume duties kilocycles and 500 watts which, as general, manager of the for future shutters protecting the fronts of president of the United States- above normal. -Dawn found Tampa dark and asking 'why do you want to get CAF (museum) mixed ud in voiir gene.ations to see 'in mixed uo in voiir I gene.ations to see and mnr decisions Faulkner wrote the Portland and more More rainy. But to the south, at Sarasota, skies were clear. was filed in 1961.

Schuyler Packing Co. in Schuy- Death Penalty, being made in the world today "Thanks for your support June 4th" Bill Clayton For State Representative "The calm before the storm," E. C. Stangland is owner of.ier. Neb.

City Council. T- Mayor Terry Schrunk said the check will go into a trust account until a decision is made. said a spokesman at the Saraso KIWA, Sheldon, Iowa and Wal ta sheriffs department. lace Stangland is manager of Sally Sturdevant Wins Miss Sixteen Title After bowling through western that station are political, he pointed out. "You will be shaping the future when you go to the polls." He believes it is the responsibility of everyone to pick a candidate whose views most nearly parallel to his own and Jury Selection Cuba, forcing tnousands of per Sally Sturdevant, daughter of Dr.

Hadleigh D. Hyde Jr. OPTOMETRIST 123 North Phillips Ave. Hours: Phono 332-2012 Dr. Robert T.

Hyde OPTOMETRIST 123 North Phillips Avt. Hturs- 9 00 5 10 Phono 332-2012 Fire Trucks Get Protection Sn Philadelphia rux Of Ruling get out and work for him. sons to evacute, Abby plowed stop-and-go on an erratic course toward the Tampa Bay area where a million people live. "Abby is just barely of hurricane fcrce," the National Hurri LOSE A By BARRY SCHWEID Associated Press Writer That is why he is working for Kennedy. He said he has observed the candidate in intimate settings from White House dinners to a campfire in Idaho.

Glenn said he doesn't back cane Center said. But forecasters warned residents to batten PHILADELPHIA (AP) The WASHINGTON (AP) The Philadelphia fire department is down and advised small craft PUSSYCAT? installing bullet-proof plexiglass Supreme Court ruled Mondayj around the entire Florida penin- cfZJ aomes on us 34 nooK-ana-iaoaer that foes of capital punishment sula to stay in port. FIND IT FAST WITH may not be excluded automati Abby was forecast to churn Paid adv, Inssrltd by Dr. Robert R. Glfbink, MO.

trucks to protect tillermen from snipers and rock throwers. William JEckles, deputy fire A "LOST" AD IN THE cally from juries that can sentence a man to death. "A state may not entrust the determination of whether a man should live or die to a tribunal commissioner, said Monday the O. R. Brancel Raven Names Brancel Marketing Manager ashore between Tampa' and giant Lake Okeechsbee and spin out into the Atlantic Ocean near Cape Kennedy early tonight.

Forecaster Arnold Sugg said gale winds reached out 150 tillerman, who controls the rear WANT AD SECTION wheels from a high perch, is "like a marshmallow on a stick O. Brancel has re organized to return a verdict of death," Justice Potter Stewart simply unprotected even miles, mainly east and north of the center. small children like to throw said in announcing the ruling. cently been named marketing manager for the Electronics Systems Division at Raven In stones at him." Red and black hurricane flags The obvious blow to prosecu flew from Marco Beach to Tar tors, the decision is important, dustries, Inc pon Springs, a Greek sponge also, what it did not do. Brancel received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering "I- thank you for your Support in today's Election" ROBERT R.

GIEBINK M.D. fishing community north of It did not, said Stewart, bar Boy, Turtle Part Company Tampa. prosecutors from challenging from South Dakota State Uni One death was attributed to versity in 1958 and received a prospective jurors who say un der questioning they could nev the hurricane and five persons Nothing works as quickly, as surely, to return your lost pets and articles as a far-reaching, inexpensive "Lost" ad. That's where most folks who find things look first to get in touch with owners. So, if you've lost something; dial 336-1 130 for an Ad Writer right now! BOUNTIFUL, Utah (AP) masters of business administration degree from the University of South Dakota in 1967 Brad Haines, 2, and the dime were reported missing at sea.

Officials said Abby-spawned floodwaters claimed the life of er vote to impose the death penalty, or those who say their death-penalty reservations would prevent them from giving He makes his home with his store turtle he swallowed last week finally parted company Monday. Doctors say the boy one-year-old April Geans in Key wife and tWQ cnildren at 2008 an impartial verdict on a de 18th St. passed the turtle naturally and wesi. uepuues saia sue drowned after wan'dering away from a relative. won have to undergo surgery fendant's guilt or innocence.

Nor, Stewart said, did the rul The youngster swallowed the Books Donated ing disturb the exclusion of DES MOINES (AP) -The turtle last Tuesday. The turtle lived inside Brad's stomach for more than a day before dying. ui s- Iowa State Education Associa tion Library Service said it has prospective jurors who say they KAnn C(lthmtPS would refuse to consider impos-' mun V-CICUfUICi ing the death penalty in the case' A at hand. Mrs. Russell Haines said her donated 500 new books worth Argus-Leader Want Ad Dept.

$2,000 to schools in the tornado son's pet turtle cost $1. She said medical fees already are $213. The death penalty itself was i damaged communities of 336-1130 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. left standing.

its constitutona-IUl rUUGTUl 200 S. Minn. FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Charles City, Oelwein and BU3LINGT0N, Colo. (AP) A 92-year-old farmer who con Rio de Janeiro became the "ty excluded from consideration capital of Brazil in 1763, and by the justices before they took remained the capital until I960' the other issues on. when the seat of government And the court said it was not ducted an elaborate $15,000 u-neral for himself 17 vears aso.

was transferred to Brasilia. announcing a rule requinngi of fvery c.onylCJtl0n that fune al Mcnday-and he returned by a jury selected as! EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED! this one w'as." Nevertheless, three dissenters, Justices Hugo L. Black, John M. Harlan and Byron R. White said the majority has made it impossible for states to get juries that will enforce the death penalty.

says he thinks he may live to be 100, or maybe even HO, Jim Gernhart, a resident of Burlington since 1943, drew 1,200 to this eastern Colorado farming community June 3, 1951, when he staged his own funeral. At the time he said he wasn't going to let his relatives "get their hands on my money, then MUCK Justice William O. Douglas, in a separate decision, contended that the court had not gone far He dissented from its refusal to reverse a guilty verdict rendered by a Chicago jury bury me like a dog." He attributes his longevity to Bargain Days iron and yeast tablets he takes daily, his wheat germ and soybean diet, and the fact there are no Women in his household. from which opponents of capital punishment were excluded automatically. At present.

38 states have capital punishment, 12 do not. In Brazil, which borders on every South American country except Ecuador and Chile, has more than 14,400 miles of 6 are some states juries set penalties, in some judges do the setting and in others the death sentence is mandatory unless the jury recommends mercy. Specifically, the decision reverses the death sentence the jury imposed on William C. YOU NOW HAVE ANOTHER CHOICE savie Tl Witherspoon, 43, in the 1959 slaying of a Chicago policeman, Mitchell Stone. But his convic tion stands and the next move is up to state authorities acting under the high court's ruling.

Thirty -nine prospective jurors "We're Here to clays were excluded without any effort to find out whether their scruples would invariably compel them to vote against capital punishment, Stewart wrote. WELDERS! LIFIGOLN 225 Amp! Welders LINCOLN 180 Amp. Welders REA Approved DAKOTA WELDING SUPPLY CO. Sioux Folk, Wotvrtown, Hurtn Stay 0 "If the state had excluded GLASSES only those prospective jurors who stated in advance of trial that they would not even consider returning a verdict of death it could argue that the resulting Ml?) jury was simply 'neutral' with respect to penalty," he said for the majority. Now.

At your Buick-Opel dealer. II OPTICAL CO. "But when it swept from the jury all who expressed conscientious or religious scruples against capital punishment and 112 No. Phillips PH. 332-5834 GM all who opposed it in principle, the state crossed the line of neu trality..