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Nit, second clasa postage paid at Ithaca ITHACA, N.Y., TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1962 Served by The Associated Press and Gsnnett Nevis Service PRICE SEVEN CENT'S' Fir I 3 Convicts Escape from Alcatraz usiness Leaders 'Agree Tscapc-Proor Prion Licked To Stud37 Gold Drain business- administration's and to make flow of I' -1 ..1. SAN FRANCISCO LP) I cti Three con lets d1 hank yPrtson house WASHINGTON (.1) A group of top ratAin; robbers escaped during ld iv men has agreed to examine tile Kennedy admir the night from Alcatraz 5 Guard Towers Mansfie es Federal Prison in San Fran- steps to halt the balance of payments deficit at Warden's House recommendations on how to stop the resultir cisco Bay, the prison said to- day. U. S. gold abroad.

re 11 11 WASHINGTON LI) A group of top ranking -f men has agreed to examine the Kennedy Mansfiel wes steps to halt the balance of payments deficit recommendations on how to stop the resulting U. S. gold abroad. Prison Lighthouse Guard Towers Warden's H4.1 The prison said the three nor Fl 1 I 371 w'R. 1 ne ousinessmen, neaoen oy: 004.14,seeessees U.S.

Steel Corp, Chairman Roger blame his administration for ax Bill a pat were missing at bed check 4..,. 4,,.. lgh the sharp decline in stock prices conferred with Presi It Monday night. kit Bou '4 f' Itl'- tvIlt fl dent Kennedy for an hour raising a false issue. sees, oessee 3.1.

The San Francisco police ts .0.,.,., night. Afterward, White House! Two of his most frequent Re. radio identified the Three i .7 ....1 ri'l 4.. i A. wASIIINGTON (AP-President influential men in tax matters, press secretary Pierre Salingeri publican critics-Senate Minority missing convicts as John es it el.

ie i I 4 44 iij et f- i t'Ii 'e Kennedy and Democratic coneres- also dislikes the investment in said they had agreed to make Leader Everett Nt. Dirksen of H- se eeis -t -eases sional leaders renexied their de- centive feature of the bill. tile balance el payments study. Angelin. Clarence A.

Ange- i linals and House Minority Leader se. e. s- i 4 termination today to press for tax Mansfield said he believes the lin. and Frank Morris. eedy's Charles Halleck of Indiana-ham- I legislation during the present ses- people, "elm have been so grey- The meeting followed Kee Actine Warden Arthur M.

Dont- S. 'is ci. i 'Olt I ee es I ese Bo theor yuarr ers A ssoc, sa te Warden el sion el Congress. yusly misled by the propaganda Monday in a Yale Uniemered away again Monday on the son said it appeared the three veesity commencement speech forsubject of the economy at a news Warehouse Yard convicts shoved off from the is. HOUSe Following the the veckl eders ith 0 breakfast camPaian of those who have tilde conference la w))ii selfish reasons ler withholding, now understand that cooperation between the govern- conference.

land on an improvised raft or e.e, 2 iesese eee 'Kennedy, Sen. Mike Mansfield of ment and all segments of the It has become clear that the eiseee- 'see seeese -e-essetee, e. es I elontan'a, the Democratic' Senate h' i driftwood. has got a e- ilt ei, mg xi: ti or no las up Kennedy administration Ile said they had cut away a e. Inausittat A por ,5 9,7 pitments leader said he wnted to snke it aa honest Salineer said the meeting: America moving again-but in the eltiens "Im have a- "The President feels that this wrong direction." Dirksen said.

portion ef the back of their cells es, se i se "perfectly clear that neither the "Os pied heir taxes." ith a sharpened spoon "ee 1 Pnt we of the Demo-, II I I He said he hopes the ta bill kind el cooperation is most stock market's crash has mie i re is ease. Far Guards ,:.4..,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lik. residc portant and is the kind of cooper- supplied the evidence." They gained access to a utility es eees se, eeeseoers- 's es. retie leadership are considering will be ready for Semite action in ation that can be most helpful be-, Halleck said of Kennedy pro- pipe tunnel through which they eeleisSeisesee.a.4"eereeee oee-eesse s4 postponing action On this vitally JulY sise-''e -ee i i es ween business and the govern-- posal to cut income taxes next climbed to the roof of the eell yesiisseter. eeeeiTieitie.s.

eiesese. 7 important leeislation." Nlimsfield ti ho did all the ment." year: "Evidently this means that block, They removed bars pro. ekeee eeeeeeee see eseeee, ee' eess ese Mansfield said there is virtually speakine for the leaders. said Mr. Kennedy intends to cut taxes tecting a skylight.

e- et, atte eie---- e.4411"see ea esesii- seeisees.44,! rs s- -see, osSee- eaieeeels--. eeeeeteekesieseeeeeeseeeiteeseeseiseaseeseiesee-ese agreement in every see. there was no discussion today of In his speech earlier in the day and spend at the same time. lee From the roof they dropped medical care legislation. Kennedy had declared: Assorlated Press Wirephnto tor of the economy that the na- say the two are contradictory so down a pipe to the ground.

Then Th tLCATRAZ PRISON is a diagramed view from 1 cisco, Calif. Three prisoners were reported to have ilions continued growth and well- There have been reports on: The solid ground mutual far as promoting f' con idence la they made their tvay to the rear Capitol Hill that Kennedy is will- confidence is the necessary part- 'eater level of Alcatraz Prison in the bay off San Fran- I escaped from there toda y. being demand an iucentive for concerned and can only produce of the island to the stater's edge, investment in new roeing to compromise on some lea- nership sernm nt I. 1 a 1 o- eo- -e" el intolerable deficits that will fur. Dollison said.

tures el the medical care pro- sectors of our society in the equipment. ther depress the economy." Dollison identified the el posal, but not the key pros ision steady quest for economic pro'- 1 "We are rovidin The White liouse conference on PreelselY ehich xvould lie financing ss." men as John W. Anglin, 3'2. and Slay to the re ennedy Gang) prep a I illgU.S. to sta) ehat.incentive in the investment Monday night was a late addition Clarence Anglin, 28, both of Mont Social Security preeram.

The President also said those yredit provision of the pending tax the President's schedule. but gomery, and Ferris A. More Mansfield said, I lead no emergency OV ertones. The ris. 35, of New Orleans, 1 Since Alcatraz became a federal, In Thailand, 1 Other sect ions of the bill leaders met during the prison in 1934 escape has been at-I IS equally important-particular-, el- 1 ofessors with Secretary of the tempted previously by 20 ily the proposal to withhold taxes Douglas Dillon and other officials.

The session Five were shoe Twelve were rel oiripleoille 11lealcal Plaill-il 'on dividends and interest income: criptured. ot a While is essential as a matter of al Merger Fears heduled some time ago. The sc deficit in payments last Aaron Walter Burgett, 28. ells-1 tax fairness." The decision to keep fighting, ea ran to $2.5 billion, but in the scuri post office robher, drowned' By EDMOND LEBRETON 'votes to get this bill out of the, Possible '1 0 are, mpionose, WASHINGTON IAPi The in an attempt to mom hem the; in the face of a declaration: WASHINGTON (AP -Too pro- approval before 196'4 of any merg-first three months of this year I WASHINGTON tAPillent as a nd Me ans Commi ttee to Lotted States ill eep milit a ry ine- I 1 I 1 I hi, rock in Septeniber, 1958. His body wou me to le sca hY Sen Ilarrv F.

Byrd, D-ra, fessors told in senators et- involving a railroad with more down to an annual rate of mutenants -Presi an us eg- pass 1 in the House, lialleck Kenned l' I I forces in Thailand for the time tha was found 14 (lays later. In 1937 fits to be offered and the corres- ne opposes hholding toda that proposed mergers egers of than $200 million in assets and 61.8 billion and Dillon said last eslative supporters are off on a said. "There is a growing aware- being despite the agreement of the wit re, Ralph Coe and Theodore Cole an iptaiding cost provisions to take three political tax. ti I o. one ot Comeiss most railroad giants could dear the not in bankruptcy, trusteeship meweek, may since have declined to new and crucial quest-a compro- ness that this bill is not good." neighborine Laos' ished after an escape effort.

Paul of persons not overed by tracks for nationalization of the receivership, if the ICC found It about $1.5 billion. mice version of his health care' princes to form a coalition gov- J. Madigan, then Alcatraz The original administration proeSocial Security, Which. according 'industry. i might lessen competition or tend Some of the steps taken by plan which the House Ways and ernmelit.

seid he was convinced they drown- posal was for a schedule of hos-to estimates, could involve an out and former President Means Committee might accent. Healy, Yale University -0 million high officids in Reds ay 1 K. T. toward a monopoly. ed.

nursing home and outpatient. lay of as much as mi ion, 'Dwight D. Eisenhower to cut the iprolessor ot transportation, and In an opening statement, As the committee renewed eon: benefits not including ordinary a year from the general fund of this todaY, said they believe the, deficit included programs Me, thrtat of a Communist dominated 1 I IJohn R. Meyer of Harvard Uni- Estes Kefauver, D. the St a System sideration of the proposal the doctor bills-to be available to the Treasury, and devices to re- White liouse showed signs Mon- aged persons retired under SociaLassine hospitals which would fear Laos has been averted, at least Se SOlit ler crease U.S.

ex orts to spur tray. sounded the warning in subcommittee chairman, said the el by foreigners in the United prepared for the anti- legislation would permit smaller for the present. day of giving ground. Secretary and to be paid for by an federal domination from the eon- States, a ban on travel of U.S. v-es and monopoly subcommittee.

railroads to proceed with merge Under Vire of Welfare Abraham Ribleoff's increase in the payroll tax on emetract provisions of the original However. the new Laotian goy- The subcommittee opened hear- ers under existing criteria. He military dependents to Europe. proposals to the panel in a closed ployers and employes. bill.

is expected to be too asts eater rescinded and encouraging added, however: session apparently signaled ad. at the outset to halt the, today on legislation for a' nations to shoulder a large HOLLYWOOD (AP) Holly-iministration acceptance of two ee threat Of Red infiltration from! on big rail mergers.i.."Let no one be misled as to share Of foreign military defense wood's star system came in for'propositions: Itockefeller Says Hospital neighboring North Viet Nam. I Healy said if proposed mergers the creation of giant costs. such as the Pennsylvania-Centrale sharp criticism today following! By CONRAD FINK out badly the public would Salinger said the White House I. Unless i it substantially U.S.

troops in Thailand, hide 20th Century-Fox's decision to SMGON. South Viet Nam (Api have to seek a remedy "in the maY the American mean 1 changed, the proposal has no 4 4 I) I. i note 1111111 her about 4 ti of public nship .000, are be-i meeting stemmed from a meeting give up on, "Something's Got to Vietnamese Communists have affecon ower and Gala'. Blough and Kennedy on of obtaining approval by! Costs tile inue Concern Ong retained there as a pretection Give." broadcast tt hat they claimed to com tete monopol the powerful tax-writing commit Conmemist infiltration I "The possibilities for discriml-April 17. That WaS seven days Executive Vice President Peter be a captive -American soldier's' lie said statistics imply the nations, rate control, traffic die after Natio had announced U.S.

tee which has had it on the table into that country. Levathes announced cancellation; denouncing the crime proposed mereer of the Pennsyl- version, reciprocity with suppliers Steel would raise prices $6 a ton more than a yea, SYRACUSE. N.Y. (AP)-Hos ''t 1 S' 't 1 i he United tt i Saes on cer ned. ext.s.

mg, i owl icun mac li of the film Monday night. The Anal maneuvers of 'LS. imperial- vania and New York Centre and actual influencing of the and four day after the increase 2 Unless the committee apetal costs "must be our major con- cry. But, unlike Kennedyse too, about the infiltration of Corns, development was preceded by the ism in South Niel Nam would give the result- pricing policies of shippers rescinded on the heels of vig. proves it, the measure has onisecern" in any federal program of Rockefeller's plan would allow el- rrlUniSt dierrillas into pro-Western sacking of Marilyn Monroe on South Viet Nam via a corridor' The soldier was identified as ing corporation "an excessive that road alone will be enoreorous opposition by the Kennedy Friday and co-star Dean Martin's a mute chalice of enactment medical care for the aged, zed Gov.

Ocrly persons to receive cash pay- subsequent refusal to work with- before Congress adjourns and the said today. ments to purchase private health- through southern Laos. This flow Spec. 4 George F. Fryett 21iepower." moos." 'administration out her.

leeneressional election campaigns In pressing anew for his plan ex ected to continue insurance policies if they wished. ie parents live in 'Further," Healy continued, 'it Levathes was terse In his begin' of medical care under the Social Otherwise. theY would receive di. U.S. officials a re hopeful that Ile is the only U.S.

serviceman is a share nouncement, saying only that the Asking not to be quoted stem, the governor re of power the question-, 0 root benefits I non the govern. the 14-nation Geneva conference listed as missing among the 6.54)0 ing of the proper use of which may" aan RullinCi sy move was reluctantly made. committee supporters of the said that hospital charges were.ment. on Laos can meet by the troops stationed in South Viet well lead to a demand for na-1 But the boss of another studio bill said in interviews that major expense encountered 'week of July. or possibly soonereNam to help President Neo Dinh tionalization rather than to allow: tll commented: "The star system coifs comments left no doubt the by millions of older people." Rockeleller's remarks concern- to put into effect the aereements Diem's government fight the Corn- it to be privately exercised." which Will naturalize Laos and munist Viet Cone guerrillas.

iing the hospitalization costs lip. i A pending bill ttould prohibit The governor comme has got way out of hand. We've administration earnestly wants a arty Falters I nted a i peere to in answer to various var I ous remove it from the cold Nj 'nterstate Commerce Commission! let the Inmates run the asylum bill this year. 1 Fryett a clerk in the U.S. Mil---- preeared for delivery at criticisms that the ealth pro- arena.

and they've practically destroyed it." It was understodd itary Assistance and Advise eY I Ribicoff told the 58th annual State Health Cony pose's, including his own, did not Prince Souvanna Phou i ma, pre- as veil as mier-designate of the new Group in Saigon. disappeared last, 1 it les ference, 'provide for doctors', Members of the crew assigned the committee Kennedy mulct titelitte tion government. is expected toDec. 24. lie reportedly went hy: By JANIES M.

LONG support pledged from the to the Monroe-Martin vehicle said have no part of a measure which: Approximately physicians, hospital, charges. head the Laotian elegation at hicYcle to a village in Bien Heil RONIE Italy's ruling Socialist party formerly allied they hoped to run an ad in the did not contain Social Security nooses, engineers and other pub The governor also said elimina. Geneva. north of Salizon, and CO Democratic party lost with the Communists. trade papers headed: for his health program tic health personnel are attend- tion of unnecessary costs was an pot In appatentiy as cap ure the There is still a blank I I today in returns from mie, The fascists on the extreme Dean and Marilyn, for putting us for the aged.

Everything else, so ine. intrinsic part of financing medi- the Geneva agreement xvhich re- Viet Cong. rr 1-1 elections that Provided theffight made only slight gains de. Out of work." sources were given to be State Health Commissioner Her- cal care. mains to be negotiated.

This is The Communist "I Mention Re; .1 0 All. 11 Fee mrsior vote test of Premier spite their most intensive political Miss Monroe Vas fired for ab-lieve, is negotiable. min E. Hilleboe told the openingO He said that, under his adminis- declr ition by I of the neu- dio," believed to be in North Viet Fanfent's "turn to the campaign since the war. senteeism.

The studio said shel At a neWS conference House Monday that, if it became trrition, various studies aimed it a rahly it expects to maintain tin Nam, brorideast loryetCs purport-, WASHINCTON i In-Respone- 'archists slumped badly, even in showed up only five working days Republican Leader Charles A. necessary. powdered or evapora t- cutting costs had been launched. der its ne got ernmen na- ed sedement Seturdsv It was i -et hi lit 01 (ex ()eine the SP dtl" Fanteini had appealed for iC to their oldtime stronghold of Ne- in seven weeks of shooting. The Halleck of Indiana took note of ed milk could be used in place of tional union.

'picked up by U.S. Embassy mon- star blamed illness for her ale the administration's maneuvering fresh milk contaminated by radio- 0 craft for a military communica- ry as an endorsement of his pies. sences. On film. however, was her characterized it as a sign of active iodine from nuclear fall- 1 American authorities are now floes in Saielm and a translation ions satellite SVS tem has been terleft national overnment Democratic Socialists scored scene I on the assumption that the was made available today.

much -publicized nude bathing defeat. out. front the Army to the formed three months h3wee But ces fie emportant gains, but not enough I) -1 'military dispute that divided the' "I say they haven't got the There is no danger of radio- eilesitSee --sl Southeast Asian kingdom, According to the broadcast Air Fo nal results from te 4 largest ci. in most pla to make up for I ett appealed to the Communists A Pentagon spokesman said ties and teens in the losses of their Christian Dem. activity in any foods at this be shifted to the political ee for leniency and asked to be that it is hoped the sys- representing 2,467.099 of the total ocrat allies.

I Around the 1 orld in Brief Rockefeller has offered his plan said. MeSSENA 1-The busiest da 'on the St. Lawrence Seaway i medical care to the aged in it opened in 1958 occurred last Yarena. IR Willi the progress made thus far toward setting up a coalition turned to "my compatriot Foil)- tim i lie 1 ''l emit h- i is. by el 11 I 'n operation by 1oi4 3 million votes cast-gave the four: In Rome where half of th munit le i if I.

tb, the target date elect! parties 49.3 per cent of the to the King-Anderson ble to do somethine coed for set by the Artily. sot e. eveekendis 3 million ballots were oong-Anderson Sunday. eovernment, the United States the ri. 1, mr people, suen oy unorming Laocien --Aownt, the program toe Lansuan venwerats tost bill now be for Congre ss ith the Th St Lawr ence Sew ay De can resume it nan of th ficia assis-, 10 per cent of the votes they the American people pres- calls for la unch ing three to 10 mi Control of the Rome City Cowl- it.i'Nziestr hiogest pnze in the weekend ibacking of Democratic President velopment Corp.

reported Alonday tance to the royal government received in local elections two I) 1 rr "1 i th ce of and illegal acts hy the crowae on an equatori- trovittlite 4i as nses 'at a total of 49 ships passed and will be ready to continue aid in 157 cities and towns. S. troops in South Via Nam." al orbital 22,300 miles alio eluded Fanfam The Republican go gh vernor has throu the Eisenhower and Snell to the new Souvanna Phouma BUENOS AIRES. Argentina I.Pagiinct Arffpntina ciiroptale ofirth 'rho 's allizinee by one years ago. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (11' Leading Argentine surgeons the earth, The satellites would Control of the Rome City coun cast.

ChristianDemoerats lost seat. The party, Avhde still Italy's It hou4h the election outcome biggest, also had sharp losses in labored today to save many youngsters gravely injured when a commuter train rammed a school bus jammed with more than 100 school children Monday. Two among the injured died Monday night, raising the death toll in the crash at a logshrouded railroad crossing to 43. Eighty. one persons, most of them children Under 10, were on the injured list.

U.S. Entba, officals i re- he agrees with'Kennedy that locks in the 9-I-hour period. The g'overnment once it has taken the stit'''d lav voice and other communk a-'the aid should be given through one-day average is 29. reins of power. that there "as tio'ns a I instantaneously.

would be entirely separate that Iryett mad made the state- They meld from the proposed civilian officials noted that the munications sitellite program, -i' el limed to hal tih- The spokcsinm slid the mlin itained similar statements from reason for transterniz os ri mt of 3. IWO othur Amerit-in soldiers- cap- the project to the Air Ferce is 4 4 1.7 "11 v- '1''''''' s' i --I ......,4......,,,, utt. ant it ast Mity, hut the fact that the Armys proposed 4 1 that the SOhhcrs Insisted they 1.3e0-pound satellite ts too lwavy for the rockets now ava'ilahle. --J, tains a I instantaneously. ithat Irycit mad made the state- They would be entirely separate i ment.

from the proposed civilian coin- I officials noted that the munications sfitellite program. claimed to ha ob- The spokesman said the main I itamcd similar statements from reason for transferriniz most of other American soldiers- cap- the project to the Air Ferce is turd and released in May but the fact that the Armys propesed the soldiers insisted they 1.30-pound satellite is too heavy signed nothinz. for the rockets aM clahle. s- 1. 0.1.;1,I.., 4'; ,..1.

11..: .77. 3: i Ss 4. i i -7 -wi i's. t-' i t-11 11 VAUD Investiffation Ovens 'WASHINGTON fTi An investigation involving night clubs, bar girls, and exotic dancers is being conducted by the State Investigations subcommittee headed by Sen. John L.

McClellan, D-Ark. The inquiry is expected to deal with complaints that members of the American Guild of Variety Artists, many of them girls working in night clubs reputedly run by racketeers, have been exploited. 11. wo0 MbAtk inttt, 'VOW' OA lites I. it 0....

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5, 's i More NY Defense Contracts Son( Eht WASHINGTON ql New York State's share of federal defense contracts continues to decline, Sen. Keating says, and therefore legislation is necessary. The New York Republican said Monday he was preparing a bill to require the Defense Department to furnish information to any firm that seeks it on contracts for ss hich bids have been advertised. the Communists yas watched as a possible indi- Pisa. where aticn of tite balloting in the gen.

made gains, era c. 1 elections next year. Fanfani 'said his government would not Cienn on i fi, even if the coalition lost ntes. 'NW 101 ne 1-. The alliance includes the Chris- Mrs.

Dan Democrats. Democratic Si)-ALATINE BRIDGE A clab it tildred Burton, a retired tele- sts and Republicans, phone operator. says she doesn't 'like to make telephone calls. jt TeSt S'ite -I have had enough of that aft. er 33 she says.

a She was chief operator in the Red spy Ship in pacitic office until 1 I Instue WASHINGTON t'APi The So-, The presence of three Soviet in- Although the Pentagon gave no vie Innon has sent a fourth ship strument ships withln 10 to 15 details. it 'as obvious the Navy ems' bristling with scientific instru- miles cf the Pacific test area was has been keeping a watchful eye, he J(nirnal ments to spy on U.S. nuclear tests WITIOUnt'Vd by the Defense Depart- on the Soviet suooper fleet. Be-' in the Pacific. went 18 days aJzo.

It said they cause the Russians are in inter- This addition to the Russian i re obv Musty on a larc-s cale national waters. there is nothing Leen snooper patrol was disclosed to- military intelligence collection this country can do to shoo them stflool, BOARD adopts reso. day as the United States prepared mission. lotion against statemandated in-for a second try at firing a nu- It appeared the let research crements in teacher salary Amt, clear device at a igh altitud ships ay have collected data ong other things, the ye'- schedule Page 3. over Johnston Island.

from Sundays plane-dropped nu- is understood to be fitted with eloar Oyler V. hich exploded over a pad for launehlha mcteorologi-1 SportS Informed sources indicated the Christmas Island and relcied the cal rockets to study the effects. COLLEGE meets' shothi equivalent of from ggest of the CS. test se- ne to of nuclear explosions on the ITHC pper AA i atmos Florid State Pa ge 12. iesis likely latc' this 'lc Theeral phere.

a million tons of TNT. Federal Aviation A Ltency said The Defense Department has was the 17thand one of the hi- YANKS-BALTIMORE in has. Monday the shot more than 500 getannounced shots in the cur- said radio-chemical analysis miles over the Johnston Island it tite Shokarskiy's 18 laboratories. sle Page 13. test area is expected to blot out could provide information on.

Ann' Landers 16 instantly ail frequency radio The new Soviet ship was identi- bo-rob design, yield, and similar: Comics 10 communications in the Pacific. fled as the A. I. Voyeykov. a.

sis- data "which have significant mill- Editorials 6 Some of the disruption will last ter ship of the Shokarskty, the tary implications." Obituaries i 3 32 hours or longer. the FAA said. largest of the three' research ves-! Indications are the Soviet fleet Short Takes 2 The first high-altitude test shot sels which took up stations during will have another shot to monitor Sports 12, 13, 1 1 i ended disastrously June 4 'Nt hen day. before the bia atmospheric blast! TV Scout 11 'zi Thor missile carrying the mar- This IlleanS the Voyeykov dis. Joint Task Force 8 on Monday tVant 'Ads 14, 13 Ihead aloft as purposely de- places about tons and is ordered the danger area annind Weather Forecast 2 Istroyed after the rocket tracking equipped with extensive scientific Christmas Island closed to pilots' Weather Map 2.

14stem developed trouble. linstrumentation. land navig ators; 1 Women's Pao 4 N. '11 Carolina Biftwifrs Vie for Senate t- COLUMBIA, S. The battle between South Carolina's political giants reached the ballot box stage today with Democratic primary voters choosing between incumbent U.

S. Sen. Olin D. Johnson and challenger Gov. Ernest, F.

Hollings. Few political experts were willing to predict the outcome of the Senate race. ES' Hurt in Viet iatn SAIGON, Southl Viet an till- A V. S. Army helicopter pilot was wounded slightly Sunday it hile flying a mission in support of a Vietnamese operation against Communist guerrillas.

it was learned today. Officials refused to hicntify the pilot but said be was attached to the 8th Transportation Company. Associated Press Wireottoto MODEL OF NEW STATE UNIVERSITYHere '13 how the proposed new State University College in Albany will look after completion, scheduled for September. 1t166. Corner buildings are 22-story dormitories'.

The rectangular center building will house classrooms, library and college theater..