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NEWS FLASHES Di.ecf From Newsroom Of Advertiser-Journal By Telephone Dial 265-8246 Ie i0if00iiieri The Weather Montgomery: Partly cloudy and warm through Friday with afternoon and evening thunder-showers affecting about 30 per cent of the area Thursday. High Thursday, 90; low Thursday night, 70. (Details, Weather Map. Tage 2.) ISKlh Year-No. l.r0 Full rui, M(ht and Sand.j Srrvlr.

The Ahunri.trd PrrM 44 Pacs Priee 5 Cents MoiUfjomery, Ala. Thursday June 21, 196 Col. Won't Run lngo Governor aliace avs 4, -r x5 '4 I' 1 A Expenditures Investigation Continuing New Nurse School To Get $1 Million ft- Bat v. 4 1 I Alabama Senators Lister Hill purpose are being provided un-iciliiies we can provide 1 1 and John Sparkman announced der the Hill-Rurton Hospital and 'graduate nurses for thp Wednesday the approval of a $1 Medical Facilities Construction "At present," she added, "St. million public Health Service Program.

iMargaret's is the onlv three- grant to Montgomery's St. Mar- Sister Catherine, administra-iyear school of nursing in this i 1 i tu I. iu i g(ci a nu.iMiu ouihiim ui ixuis- mi ui oi. widi gii ei saiu.artra aim uit'ie is a jjirai riiwi i- Rv BOB INGRAM Col. Al Lingo's talked-about race for sheriff of County ended abruptly Wednesday when Gov.

Or org' Wallace declared thai the controversial Public Safety director would run for no office in IWfi. "Lingo will not he a eandi-dale for any state, county, dis-'i'icl or federal office," Wallace said at a news con-lerence. "He told me he won't be a candidate." U' ing. Wednesday afternoon she of qualified nurses" The money is to be used for; delighted that the grant had! The new five-story building MHlf I'hnto Rv Hniaif HfIiiu DEATH CAR FOR MOTHER, TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILD RESTS IN DITCH Another Daughter Was Injured In Pintlala Creek Auto Mishap construction of a new school been approved. "We need thejwill contain living quarters, of nursing that is estimated to; new school badly," she saidjclass rooms, kitchen, latin-cost $1,500,000.

Funds for this "and ncrhans with the new fa-idry and an auditorium. The new 5 i Awmi SECRETARY RUSK Warns Of Casualties Man Sees Wife, Child Killed lacility is expected to house about 125 student nurses. Construction is expected to begin about the first of the year, Sister Catherine said. Last October the City Board I 1 lhe al a rahi-llOfK Mondav he told UUUIVlllwall department heads that if any of them planned to run 'of Adjustments granted vari- dent with Trooper R. H.

Foster, thrown into the water when the his efforts were unavailing. jway patrol, said, "after I sendnces to the zoning ordinance By MILLS COWLING JR. WT for office next vear thev wouH arv have to resign from the cabi An Indiana man watched in1 d'" L.7" ,1 JT" lhe 8 possession in my report, I just forget ones whit.h will permit construction net bv Julv 1. hormr WpHnpsHau as hie wifp's 13 i 1 0 wus trnewn annul ine watery aucn iiKe mis. vou nave to." the facility Raska added that the family had; pinned in the car with her headdurins the crash, were eathpred OuisidP thP hnsnital a small Lut, 9 Rusk Savs I "Every single member of my cabinet, except maybe one, has agreed he will not run car plunged into a water-f traveing since da'v f.

ditch near Montgomery, killing withe only 30 minutes her and a two-year-old and thaf fc ter and injuring his 16-year-old mML wpn, fn slppn 9f in the water until a passerby: by troopers and delivered to black dog, pet pooch of the two-Tedv 'hehjnd the hospital and Bh said Raska told year-old, stood on the seat Haii, the old nursing fa-rJii TK art'-them the family had purchased the father's wagg.ng cilit wi be dpmolished aMnd a ficial respiration to the still-a new home in Bay Minette. itail awaiting his little mistress': hlli nn living mother after she was Pemberton, a keen-eyed veHreturn. I'f Mi'rR ft or freed from the wreckage, but eran of eight years on the high-) His vigil will go step-daughter. wheel. next year," Wallace said.

The WASHINGTON (AP) Sec- R0VPr didn't identify the retarv of Stale Dean Rusk onp 'hn m'fihf run, but he Troopers said the baby was warned Wednesday that casual- 'UKloa mal was possible that ties will mount in the "brutal nnne "in. Alalia mian Released Mrs. Mary Viola Raska, 34, and her infant daughter, Lorelei were pronounced dead on arrival at Baptist Hospital after their car careened off the road and crashed. The other Child, Bekki Sue Jones, 16, Mrs. Raska's daughter by a previous 2 Continent Summit Meet Threatened By Continued Turbulence In Algeria SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican! war" in Viet Nam.

He said the He emphasized, however. Republic (AP) Rebel forces Communists are pushing for Lmgo was not the have released an Alabama para- military victory, not peace." ln trooper who wandered into their: fllhpr sjde had bpen territory Monday The soldier not ready ff)r peace Rusk gaftM Mwmmmm IPC. Charlie h. Monday, 22 otjn recountinR unsuccessful A Rirmineham doctor IMe Bessemer, was freed Tuesday aMpmu marriage, suffered lacerations! and possible broken bones in the: 4:10 p.m. mishap, but was not YORK AT LARGE .,1.

nnp a mirvr iw tin- no procedural miracle through derway draft Lingo an a which peace can be attained if candidate for sheriff of Jeffpr. one side is determined to contin-' son believed seriously hurt. ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) Algeria's foreign minister, 'dav and the top leaders to begin intensity, postponement of the The family, traveling in sepa-i group of the Asian-African eon-j Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who con-talks next Tuesday. En route summit meeting seemed more rate cars, was enroute from Terence preparatory commis- ferred in Cairo earlier this week from Peking, Chou remained in likely. Hartford City, to their newjsion scheduled a meeting Thurs- with Red China's Premier Chou Cairo pending a clarification of: ue the war," Thp public safety director dp.

dined to comment. Or. John llillhouse said nnme in tsay wuneue wnen meiday to determine whether insisted the meetings go the conference planning. In France, travelers arriving wreck occurred near Pintlalal two-Continent summit Darlev nn nrieinallv srhprfiilpH I Rut with rintino adairwt Ihn'fmm Oran saiH thm-o haH hoon The secretary of slate gave aj "inerp is a lot of talk somber, across-the-board shoujd be postponed in view of, This called for the foreign regime of strongman Col. Hou- clashes there between demon-the turbulent Algerian ministers to meet here ThuiVari Boumedienne growing in strating students and troops fense of the Johnson adminis- neck or a lot of talk about drafting Tol.

I in in who fired on the mob, wounding several rioters. tration's Southeast Asia policy; The physician predicted thai in a speech to the American the eamnaien will continue He. Question On Boycott Of Medicare Foieign Service Association. spite Wallace's announcement and added "I think it ulll Creek on U.S. 31 South.

Arthur Raska, who had been trailing his wife and children, was in shock at Baptist Hospital as he informed a friend of the tragedy by phone. "Bob, Bob, I ain't got nothing led. Bob. Mary had wreck, Bob. She's dead, she and the baby.

I ain't got no little girl anymore. Ain't it awful." The father's voice trembled and tears ran down his cheeks as he spoke. State trooper J. B. Pemberton, who investigated the acci- An Air Algerie airliner from Marseille was refused permission to land at Bone, seaport town in eastern Algeria, where unconfirmed reports have told of perhaps 10 dead in rioting since the Boumedienne coup d'etat.

The refusal bv the Bone Is Put Off Bv A.M.A. Meeting uiHK'i lining ivusk 9 iiieiMe: even nigger, that the Reds are rebuffing all1 HHlhniise himself as negotiations short of Communist a fripnrt admirer of Lingo, domination of Saigon was Wednesday's report from Mos- iation fnr wppks lha, Lng0j cow that the Russians are refus- resident of Rarbour County, ing a visit from the British planned to run for sheriff in Commonwealth Viet Nam peace 'Jefferson County. MF.Vl VCtTIK (iP TholTh authorities indicated American Medical Association sdecide the question: Should jcymaking doctors hold fire on officials in eastern Algeria: "The president invited Brezhnev policymaking body put off until member doctors be urged toiany such move, pending pas-jdo not want any strangers toiand Kosygin to visit this country to bill see whether they are afraid to by penetrate the region at this ycott medicare? sae of tne medicare 'Congress. time. leave Russia." mission.

ine House ot uetegates ran We've all heard a lot about our much heralded out of time Wednesday before! the compromise recommenda-j tinns of a high level committeej AIR NATIONAL GUARD i.nijio aiiuea mei 10 tne nre be recently purchased a 'home in Midfield. a Birmingham suburb. This was presumed to be a move on his part to establish his required residence in the county. fThe home he purchased was under I police guard Wednesday after 'several windows were broken I by vandals.) I Last week Lingo drew sharp jcriticism when he was elected could be considered. That committee, faced with a number of resolutions urging a I 'i 'V 1-4.

-IS it- Ttr ys AX. if 9 I Jg 'r ADVERTISER TODAY But few of us are aware of the scope and depth of this big operation out at Dannelly Field. Bring the family out Sunday there'll be a full operating staff on hand. You'll see a disassembled Jet "Mobile" communication vans and scores of other exciting features at first vice president of the Alabama Peace Officers' Association, in Tuscaloosa, a position which will lead to the presidency in 1966. More than 150 state troopers arrived at the convention In Simcrtiscr.joi RWL DaiDsly assure Lingo's election.

His at the convention isaid Lingo wanted to be president of the group because it would help him in his race for sheriff. An investigation is now in progress by the Department of Examiners to determine if iLingo misused state property misspent state funds at the Amusements 21 Ann Landers IS Capitol Roundup 34 Classified 40-43 Comics 39 County 10 Crossword 17 F.ditorial 4 Litlle People 36 Legal 40 Montgomery Memo 14 Obituaries .1 Society 15-18 Snorts 37-39 TV Lor It Weather Map 2 Columnists: Alexander. CQ. i Davidson, Grandma, Tully ....4 OPEN HOUSE -SUNDAY, JUNE 27 1 'TIL 5 P.M. (See Page 29 for Complete Details) -SUff PtiM Dlf lUKIt monster whose mistress is as unaware of the camera as the plowman is unaware of the broken tradition.

This pastoral scene, acutely symbolic of surging mechanization, was captured near Catoma Creek south of Montgomery. SPACE AGE PLOW MULE The whole world's crazy and the Old South's on the move but this is mechanization carried to an extreme seldom seen in these parts. As any cornfed plowboy can plainly see, the Ole Mule has been replaced by a fearsome convention. Wallace refused to comment Wednesday on what action he (See LINGO, Page 2).