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Demos Ask Session on Sedisiricting ALBANY (AP) The legisla-1 provide for the appointment oft The State Court of Appealsjthe election be held. Berking and Rovden Letsen of has held that Plan A is invalid Noting the conflict with the Westchester and Jack Bronston ture democratic a lor tty tnree reterees to dratt a reap- ieaders asked Republican Gov. poruonment plan if the lawmak because it provides for 165 as State Constitution, the federal and Seymour Thaler of Queens. STAR-GAZETTE Elmfrq, N. Y.

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Second elaa. postage paid at Kimira. if. y. Tbctcu Rockefeller Wednesday to calljers failed to produce one by court said that Plan A would be They proposed that a com- Itniul flW V.

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Lulkin rejected that ap- uuu uiu jcai vuijr ami a imssiuu suumu a reapporuon- promptly for preliminary action proach, while retaining the Feb. ment plan to the regular legis new plan had-to be drawn for the 1S63 election. The special U.S. District of drafting a reapportionment 1 time limit. He also said he would intervene at any time before then if his directive to The Democratic senators who Court, overriding the state court, held that Plan A con plan for the 1966 election.

Senate Majority Leader Jo requested a special session lation session convening in January. Berman said that preliminary work by the commission would enable the legislature to meet the legislature and governor formed with the "one-man, one- were Frederick S. Berman, vote" decree of the U.S. Su- Manfred Ohrenstein and Je- were not carried out "with reasonable diligence." 1 seph Zaretzki and Assembly Speaker Anthony J. Travia said the special session should be called to establish by law the non-partisan commission on re- preme Court and ordered that'rome Wilson of Manhattan, Max 'the Feb.

1 deadline. districting the legislature. Compiled by FRED BOX From The Star-Gazette Wire Services 9 ft People in the News Robert Manry, the small boat conqueror of the Atlantic, laughed off a Russian newspaper report that his bosses fired him when he was half way across the ocean. "I don't think I was even half-fired," said the Cleveland, Ohio, newsman, "but my paper originally did think I was going with somebody else in a much bigger boat." Russell H. "Reeves, day managing editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, where Manry worked as a copy editor, said "there's not an iota of truth" in the Soviet newspaper report.

The commission would rec ommend by Nov. 15 the new plan for allocating seats in the lee slature. This timetable, the Democrat ic leaders said, would "give the legislature sufficient time to act before the end of this year." The legislative action would be at another special session. But it was considered that the governor, who hopes his party; WW Loss of driving privileges for Michael Melius, 17, who rolled up nine traffic violations, comes through decision of his father, Teter L. Melius, during talk at their home in Waukegan, 111.

Peter tore up his driver's license. The father, a judge, has urged other traffic court judges to handle the case-when It reaches court as if he were not on the bench. Traffic violations involve reckless driving, ignoring stop signs, running red lights. will regain control of the legislature in the Nov. 2 election, would not agree to let the present, Democratic-controlled legislature deal with the reapportionment issue.

Earlier Wednesday, seven Democratic senators from the New York City area made a separate request to Rockefeller for a special session to establish a reapportionment commission. Both proposals were-in 1 tele Pope Paul VI will almost certainly con- Melius fine his visit to New York City alone, should he fly to United Nations headquarters this fall or in early 1966, Vatican City sources said. The Vatican anounced officially on July 2 that the pontiff had received an invitation from Secretary-General Thant, but was vague about whether the Pope would accept. The Vatican said speculation on acceptance would be "premature." United States chess champion Bobby Fischer began play by telegraph in an international chess tournament in Cuba. Sc5 r'i -nLs.

xx grams to the Republican The present discussion is con cerned entirely with reappor The decicion to play by long distance came after the U.S. State Department refused Fischer permission to go to Cuba for the Capablanca memorial tournament in Havana, tionment for the 1966 election. The special legislative election will be held tht3 November under reapportionment Plan drafted by the Republican-controlled legislature in 1964. The Democratic 'proposals Vice Chancellor Erich Mende said he West Germany early next year. Mende, chairman of the Free Democratic party, told a news conference that West Germany had not taken ample advantage of opportunities during the last 10 years to improve relations with Moscow.

i itw--. Mff4p came within 24 hours after a state Supreme Court justice set next Feb. 1 as the deadline for the enactment of a new method of allocating legislative seats in accordance with both the U.S. i A Mende and the State Constitutions. Events Justice Gerald P.

Culkin said that, if the governor and legis- ature could not agree on a E3ATCSE0 iiC HBS3ATC0ED plan by then, he would draft one himself. He acted in a case brought by Zaretzki and Travia. mm BOX SPRINGS They had asked the court to 3 Gannclt i LOW BED FRAME Executives i. Famsus Brand Innerspring Mattress cr Box Spring YOUR CHOICE 88 SiiS8 The Soviet Union launched a new, unmanned earth sat- tellite, Cosmos 79, Tass reported in Moscow. The satellite carries scientific instruments to continue space research under the program announced by Tass on March 16, 1962, the official Soviet news agency said.

I India announced its forces had crossed the cease-fire line in Kashmir at two points and occupied Pakistani ter- ritory to pinch off guerrillas. Indian troops came under brief fire but suffered no casualties as they drove ahead to establish new positions in the attacks, the government said. Police crashed a swinging summer's end party in a rented mansion at East Hampton, N. seized narcotics and liquor, and routed 300 400 high school and college boys and girls. The Suffolk County police1 lab reported that at least 10 of the young party-goers were "high" on LSD, the exotic drug which produces hallucinations.

In addition, the raiders carted off marijuana, heroin, hashish, six homemade opium pipes and quantities of liquor, along with a television set, clothing and other goods believed to be the loot from I burglaries in this fashionable vacation section of Eastern Long Island. Brooklyn detectives nabbed three men as they were un-Z loading $15,000 worth of bootleg cigarettes trucked here from North Carolina to beat New York's city and taxes. A spokesman for the district attorney's rackets bureau said it is believed some $50,000 worth of untaxed cigarettes are being brought into the city daily, most of them from tobacco growing states. Talk with VP I Instant Credit Star-Gazette Bureau Designed for today's lo-Iine headboards and furniture. Adjusts to any size.

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Louis J. Lefkowiti ruled. How- ever, the state may enforce on the reserva- ticn rules and regulations governing the size, catch, bag limits, seasons and manner of taking fish and game. Angry protests came in the Senate that I trained Air Force Reserve transport squadrons are being deactivated because their aircraft were being diverted to Viet Nam. Sen.

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