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12 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE IND Wednesday Evening June 10 1904 2nd District 'avorite Sons' Soundly Beaten Landgrebe who ran for dis 5 dis 78 Synod Votes Down Tax Idea TONIGHT ONLY separation of church riday nd 9:45 WORLD'S GREATEST 15c and TODAY AND TOMORROW Ido not see it alonei! LAST NIGHT Jij ON THE ii III 111 1 Step into tte world of HranOrient Cool Soft I A Italian Req $599 MMTJCVMM LBMI THMI WE NEED YOU! Sift the cool refreshing breezes through these wispy woven streps! ull cushion insoles cork heel Italian tan or White soft leather ICO $125 COLONIAL PARTY ROOM AVAILABLE itt LyP THEATRE HUft STATE POLICE POST 200 delegates to the its 139th meeting on 1 over lieu WORLD HENRY ORIENT nomina race by Bray on the other hand sought renomination in the 7th District and won it He will be running for another term for Congress in the fall election convention named HMUTIU MUMTmr jority needed for nomination But more than half of the del egates abandoned the crowded Coliseum after the top races were decided and Snyder emerged as victor on the fifth 2ND SPOT UNOPPOSED Other nominees chosen at the convention included Appellate Court Judge John Ryan un opposed for lieutenant governor Laos lights Hinge On Premier's Nod AMOUS OR OUR PRIME RIB BAR and COCKTAIL LOUNGE I I 'lb IjJJ I nmrwALMRM MMWIPACTHI to a hospital the others received only minor injuries Workmen remodeling the building warned persons inside and on street of danger (AP Wirephoto) BRING THE AMILY TO LOVE AND DESIRE" UN Votes Appeal To South Africa UNITED NATIONS NY (AP) The UN Security Coun cil voted a new appeal to South Africa Tuesday to stop handing out death sentences to those who run afoul of its racial pol icies The vote was 7 0 with the United States Britain rance and Brazil abstaining VIENTIANE La os (AP) US Ambassador Leonard Un ger said Wednesday that con tinuance of American reconnais sance flights over Laos and fighter escorts for the flights is still a matter of decision be tween him and Premier Sou vanna Phouma Unger told a news conference he expects to consult with Prince Souvanna Thursday on the flights when the premier re turns from an overnight trip to the royal capital of Luang Pra bang Souvanna went there this morning presumably to brief King Savang Vathana on devel opments 5 The ambassador was com menting on unofficial reports that Souvanna had said he wanted the American reconnais sance flights which he re quested three weeks ago stopped Unger said he had no formal knowledge of reported desire to have the flights halted But well informed sources said no flights had been scheduled for Wednesday These sources said there had been no plans for daily flights on an indefinite basis Ghey in dicated the purpose of the re connaissance missions to spot Communist military concentra tions might have been achieved but that further pe riodic flights might be needed for checks Souvanna indicated to news men Tuesday that he had not given authorization for armed fighters to escort the photo planes The decision to provide armed fighter cover for the unarmed planes has stirred a controversy in Vientiane A US Embassy spokesman said earlier the decision to pro vide fighter cover had been made on consultation with Sou YOU DON'T NEED US! WE NEVER ORGET THIS! district candidates on the fact that too many were running do a lot better at the convention when your district picks one strong candidate for one of the offices then plugs hard for him When you have four The 1964 GOP convention delegates generally agreed was unique in many respects It proved to be as wide open as it had been billed Right up until the ballots were counted there was no indication whatso ever of who would cop the big prizes the governor and sena tor nominations It was the hottest most cum bersome most interesting and most un bossed convention that Republican veterans could re call i iu national convention oeiegates at large to go to San rancisco July 13 with 22 other delegates chosen in Monday dis trict caucuses All 32 are bound on the first ballot to Sen Barry Goldwater Ariz winner of the GOP presidential primary Bruce Ristine 158 11 Ellis 4 and Land BUILDING This was the scene after collapse Tuesday of a 3 story i building in downtown Parkersburg Va Car is that of Brooks Herbert of Belpre Ohio one of three persons injured He was admitted AMILY NIGHT BRING A CAR LOAD OR JUST $100 BURT LANCASTER ALAIN DELON Shop 'HI 8:30 PM Monday and riday Evening! led through each of four ballots in the scramble for the nomina tion for state treasurer but fell short of a majority each time On the fourth ballot he lacked only seven votes of winning The voting continued into a fifth ballot although many del egates had left after the top races were decided UPSETS OLZ also from the 2nd District failed in his bid for the state treasurer nomination McColly hopeful of capturing the nomination on the second ballot was far behind In a field of five McColly was third on the first ballot and fourth on the second ballot He then re leased his supporting delegates in favor of John Snyder of Washington Snyder won the nomination on the fifth ballot in a tight race against Richard olz of Evansville Tippecanoe County delegates understood that McColly would be given a first deputy position in the office if Sny der is elected in the fall IELDS LOSES Tippecanoe County delegates swallowed still another bitter pill the defeat of Lafayette native William ields now of South Bend in the race for the secretary of state nomination In a field of four ields fin ished third far behind winner Gerald Powell of Peru Second District Republican Chairman Alvin Cast of Kentland blamed the defeats of Convention Continued from Page 1 i 11 EATURING OUR AMILY STYLE DINNERS 5 Day Weather ive day outlook: Tempera tures will average about 4 de grees below normal highs SO 87 normal lows 58 64 Cooler Wednesday night and a little cooler south Thursday warm ing about riday or Saturday and turning cooler about Sun day or Monday Rain will tot al about one half inch in show ers and thundershowers about or Saturday NOTICE Dae to remodeling there will be no Matinees Mondays thru ridays until further notice Saturday and Sunday Matinees as usual Evening shows daily Doors open 4:45 Shows this attraction at TURBULENT! 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MARLON BRANDO TREVOR HOWARD RICHARD HARRIS "MUTINY MN fl KB pauia PReifflSSfr AHGEia ASBURY By ROBERT KRIEBEL Journal end Courier Political Writer Second Dis trict delegates rode along with two big winners in Republican State Convention but their favorite son candidates took fearful drubbings The district furnished Lt Gov Richard Ristine a solid bloc of 158 votes on the decisive third ballot which decided the gov ernor nomination and gave the US Senate nominee State Sen Russell Bontrager 118 votes in his third ballot victory Delegates from the district which includes Tippecanoe and! 11 neiphnorine counties had' liked Ristine and Bontrager all along HOW THEY VOTED On the first ballot the trict delegates voted: Bontrager 83 US Rep Don ald Bruce 70 and Ed Whit comb 40 for senator US Rep William Bray 15 Richard Ellis 10 Robert Gates 12 Charles Hendricks 31 Rob ert Hughes 23 Earl Landgrebe 17 and Ristine 96 for governor The second time around: Bontrager 86 82 Whitcomb 35 and Ristine 115 Hendricks 31 Hughes 30 Ellis 18 Bray 14 Landgrebe Gates 2 On the third ballot the trict voted: Bontrager 118 Whitcomb 6 and Hughes 27 Bray Gates Hendricks grebe one each Tippecanoe delega tion largest in the district voted substantially along the same lines during each ballot Landgrebe of Valparaiso was one of four candidates for state office nofninations from the 2nd District All four were badly beaten LAST TIMES TODAY 'WILD ASD WONDERUL" Marring TONY' CURTIS PHONE 762 2456 CLOSED SUNDAYS Landgrebe who ran for gov ernor polled a mere 30 votes on the first ballot six on the second and one on the third and finished seventh each time in the field of seven Clyde Black of Logansport another 2nd District hopeful was bombed l450 to 709 by Allen Lindley of Westfield in a first ballot decision for the nomination for state auditor King Telle of Valparaiso a 2nd District man was defeated Show Times LAAYETTE (through Wednesday June 10) Wild and Wonderful 1:15 3:13 5:11 7:09 9:07 MARS (through Thurs day June 11) Lady in a Cage 5:26 6:59 9:04 (No early matinee) EAST SIDE DRIVE IN Gates open at 6:30 pm show starts at dusk WEST SIDE DRIVE Gates open at 6:30 show starts at dusk PURDUE SUMMER THE ATER (Experimental The ater Memorial Center) Ro meo and Juliet (with Miss Anne Revere featured as nurse) 8:00 pm Jimp 12 and 7 00 and pm Saturday June 13 also June 16 20 The an tasticks 2:30 pm and 8:00 pm Sunday June 14 HANOVER The Indi ana Synod of the United Pres byterian Church Tuesday turned down a recommendation of its interim council that the two per cent state sales tax be paid on supplies purchased by the synod offices and agencies in Indian apolis Council recommended the tax be paid as a token step in the direction of carrying out the national at titude on and state But the synod at the Hanover College campusvoted down the proposal by a margin of more than 3 to 1 The synod elected the Rev Edward Morris Scottsburg as moderator top office in the state among Presbyterians and elder Charles Hosier Kendall ville relator as vice moderator The Rev Edler Hawkins Bronx NY newly elected mod erator of the United Presby terian General Assembly and first Negro to hold the top of fice in the denomination will address the synod Thursday "fnoming Mar Jean Village Ph Gl 7 6478 "We Honor American Expree Credit DRIVE IN THEATRE EAST SOUTH STREET LBJ Continued from Page 1 NOW $90 JERRY'S CAETERIA his support trickled away as his delegates to push Bon trager over the top The final tally for the Senate nomination showed Bontrager with 1142 votes Bruce had 850 Whitcomb lagged with 178 DEMOS RIDAY The GOP nominees will rum in the fall against candidates to be selected riday at the Dem ocratic state convention in the same hall I Lafayette lawyer Roger Branigin is considered virtually assured of the Democratic nod for governor and Sen Vance Hartke Ind has no opposi tion for renomination Ristine cast the tie breaking vote in the State Senate which passed the controversial sales "THE LEOPARD" IN COT OR PLUS STEVE COCHRAN MERLE OBERON DINE OUT TONIGHT! BOUNTY" TECHNICOLOR PLUS ADDED ATTRACTION "ALL THAT ORIENTAL JAZZ" OUVIAdeHAVILLAND is THf TRAPC W'fNShtss IB Box office hours: 3 11:30 13:30 5:00 weekdays: 7:00 evenings ot performance Saturdays: 10W am to 10:00 Sundays noon to 0:30 pm Call tt 2823 for ticket reservations one king size nutl government Unger reaffirmed he had con sulted with Souvanna regarding protection for the recon naissance planes but declined to elaborate Souvanna said he had pro posed that Laotian air force fighters escort the American photo jets REDS COMPLAIN The Communist Pathet Lao charged in a Peking broadcast that six US jet fighters flew over Khang Khay the Pathet Lao headquarters in central Laos and nearby Phong Savang Tuesday and attacked Phong Savang with 12 bombs and two rockets Prince Souphanouvong the Pathet Lao leader had been ex pected to complain further about the reported attack at a meeting in Khang Khay with members of the three nation In ternational Control Commission Soviet Ambassador Sergei Afan assiev and British Charge Af faires John Denson Bad weather forced the heli copters taking the foreign dip lomats to Khang Khay to return to Vientiane The Pathet Lao claimed its gunners damaged two of the US planes that attacked Phong Savang The New York Times quot ing reliable sources in Washing ton said th? US jets attacked a Communist gun position in re taliation for the downing of two American jets over the week end The Times said President Johnson and his advisers were reported to have ordered the at tack to underline US determi nation to stand firm in Laos The attack was also interpreted in Washington as an effort to recoup prestige in the wake of the downing of the jets the Times said and meet two junior size misses and leadership to the office of gov is Ristine said all of us to enlist the sup port of all Hoosier men and women in this battle for eco nomical government for more and better jobs for individual freedom and for courageous understanding of the complex problems of the 60s the 70s and into the Bontrager pledged make it a long hot summer for He said Indiana needed spokesman in Washington rep resenting instead of "tak ing orders from the White He said Hartke who downed Republican Gov Harold Handley in the 1958 Senate race has since then been ing footsy with the people of the RETURN TO PRIVATE LIE defeat in the US Unopposed nominees for the Senate office means he will re Am LJm wnAtrnH I LUllI LU MIIVQUV JllV IV1VALIVV4 Pfaff of t0 see renominatioh for his Local Radio WBAA Purdue via On rout Dial WEDNESDAY NIGHT 6:00 Dinner Hour Yankee Dollar Legendary Pianist "00 Modern Masters News 9:00 Ordeal of New ranca 9:30 Men Molecules 9:45 Dav In Review THURSDAY MORNING 7:00 Timepiece News Concert News Meditation 9:15 Journey Eastward News Omnibus Program 10:30 Music rom Interlochen Transatlantic Profile 11:45 News 'Til Noon THURSDAY ATERNOON 12:00 arm orum 12:30 Music Shop 1:00 Reader's Corner 1:30 Songs of People 2:00 News Symphony 3:00 Summer are Deadline ive O'clock WASK Lafayette 1450 On Your Dint WEDNESDAY NIGHT inals 7:00 ulton Lewis 7:55 White ox Orioles Silver Platter 10:00 Night Winds World Today Late Show THURSDAY MORNING Rural Report Markets 8:30 Soorts Review 9:05 Stork Bulletin Board THURSDAY ATERNOON Sports Soorts WAZY Lafayette WO On YOU! Dial THURSDAY MORNING Inspiration arm Report 6:45 Sports Lafayette Police 10:45 Community Calendar THURSDAY ATERNOON News Weather Sports inal St John Reports Sion Off Made in Italy BOSLEY PHYLUS THAXTER BIBI OSTERWALD JOHNSON HELLMAN TGEORGE ROY HLLTpmVBna COLOR by 'WJE2JK IK COMPANY rereR SeiLERS ALL YOU CAN EAT Children Under 12 yrs 1 MuzftW UNITEO AUTISTS STARTS TOMORROW AIR CONDITIONED Adult HI SulflUl ssxumo days MTES6WUM LUTHER MW mm Serving Nightly Mon Sat 5 pm 1 pm BAR RIBS PERCH Dinners Include: Potato of your choice Vegetable Salad Choice of Milk or Coffee PURDUE SUMMER THEATRE Professional Equity Company In the Air Conditioned Experimental Theatre Memorial Center Pi events Academy award winner ANNE REVERE as the Nurse in ROMEO AND JULIET Jane 13 13 18 17 13 30 33 35 18 37 Performances: Tuesday throach ridays: 3:00 pm Saturdays: 7:00 and 0200 State Sen Earl Landgrebe of Valparaiso had only 1 Ristine also reportedly bene fited from a switch by Marion County Chairman Dale Brown long a political power in the party and a key backer of Bray through the first two bal lots TRAILED EARLY In the Senate Race Bontrager overcame a narrow 20 vote defi cit as he trailed Congressman Donald Bruce of Indianapo lis on the first ballot but gained the lead on the second swept in on the third Edgar Whitcomb Sey tax last" year Bontrager was nwur lawyer and former state criticized as a floor leader as senator made a fairly strong! the session staggered on showing on the first ballot but: th rough 101 days Each had to 2nd District man was defeatedCQUntry wm expand efforts to l215 to 968 in one ballot for the prevent and control disease in nomination for state superin every continent cooperating' tendent of public instruction with other nations that seek to line nomination went to James evate the well beine ot man Beasiey or uaon White County Treasurer overcome Tuesday arguments within their own party that any one linked with the 1963 legisla ture could not win in the fall The hectic convention dragged throueh more than 10 hours as the more than 2000 delegates with a 529 497 majority milled in heat approaching 100 of those still on hand degrees in the State hair grounds Coliseum scene of the Halloween ice show explo sion which killed 74 persons last fall Richard olz Evansville Gerald Getty Powell of Peru Miami county cnairman lor sec retary of state Deputy State Auditor Allen Lindley West field for state auditor Atty Gen Edwin Steers Indian apolis unopposed for renom ination Appellate Court Judge James Cooper Rushville for the Supreme Court and James Beasley Odon Daviess Coun ty schools superintendent for John Snyder Washington busi state superintendent of public nessman upset Richard olz instruction nf Rvansvil Ip in a marathon I fivp man rarp for thp nnmina Indiana ADDellate Court were' inriimhpntc Tnhn stretched through five ballots South Bend and Dewey Kelleyp1 District Congressional race olz led through each of the of Whiting plus Charles Wn May 5 primary when he first four rounds of voting and Cook Jr of Indianapolis Doug idecicled to run for the Senate vw aUm nno Tqq MrTVnnalH nf Prinrptnn and nomination on tne fourth ballot got 902 as MciAjnaia oi rinceiun anu votes only seven short of a ma George Glass of Shelbyville Mrs Virginia vayior was also unopposed for renomination for reporter of the Supreme and Appellate courts A 1963 amendment convention law allowed tion in the remaining a majority of delegates still present and voting instead of a majority of the 2224 elected Both Republican ticket lead ers of the State Senate which Ristine presided as tenant governor the last two sessions His tie breaking vote to pass the first sales tax last year brought him under fire from some Republi cans as well as most Democrats Ristine 43 is a lawyer and member of an old Crawfords ville family He was elected lieutenant governor in 1960 when Democratic Gov Matthew Welsh won a narrow victory over the Republican nominee Ristine had served 10 years in the State Senate Bontrager 56 is a prominent Elkhart lawyer former city judge and former county pros ecutor He had served in the State Senate since 1948 The convention also ratified a 1964 state program notable for brevity It called for repeal of personal property taxes on household goods spoke only in general terms on other is sues It made no mention of the sales tax RESTORE LEADERSHIP Ristine told the cheering del egates action reflects a conviction that the time has come for the restoration of dy namic aggressive responsible kind wnl inn ZO 8 otsnl 141x9 Kxr Walter McColly ol Monticello whjie minions suffer and die from afflictions which we have the power to he said In addition said a worldwide weather system will move ahead Working together on a global basis he said new strides toward coping with storm and drought and flood can be made Off Ionet ninnlnc MUSICAL COMEDY 17A zl Surt ay only at and 3:00: Tte fune 14 3L July 5 38 Kr'1 i Hr Ku 1 Ab fl i i UMV' dUttr ft tu jb A' ta Ji: li MKT I nilMei 'MW' iWMWIndr OBBti rww fl JU1 upn uhiajiuuwtBuina TRUE! 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