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SUNDAY TELEGRAM 2A Elmira, N. Y. Dee. 21, 1969 'Drastic and Painful Steps' Proposed To Solve Problems of Urban Areas Duff, Ex-Governor Of Pennsy, Dies ic Sen.Joseph Clark of Philadelphia. The family spokesman said Duff, although retired since Asked whether Missouri urban areas, State Sen.

B. Mah- WASHINGTON (AP) -James H. Duff, former governor of Pennsylvania and U.S. Senator, who preached the philoso would be willing to assume the Today costs of local school systems Gov. Warren E.

Hearnes, a commission member, replied Ion Brown of Nevada, a commission member, said there has been "more and more tendency to move in this direction of home rule." However, William G. Colman, 1965, still kept an interest in ms two law firms in Pittsburgh and Washington. A descendant of early colonists settling in New England in phy that government should do for the people only, what the people can't do for themselves, died, here Saturday at the age Compiled by DICK WICH From The Sunday Telegram Wire Services WASHINGTON (AP) Calling for "drastic and painful steps to avert domestic chaos" in urban areas, the Advisory Commisson on Intergovernmental Relations outlined Saturday steps it feels must be taken by federal, state and local governments. It says states must break years of apathy toward urban affairs and provide "massive fi development, low-income hous- ing, mass transit tnd other major city functions" just as they help with agricultural stations, county agents and rural roads. Where states fail to cooperate, the report says, a federal-local relationship should be developed for federally funded programs.

Asked at a news conference whether state legislatures would that it would be unable to do so unless the federal government relieves the state of welfare the 1630's, Duff was born in of 86. Mansfield, now Carnegie, in Al costs and makes revenue-shar Peopl An old Bull Mooser of Theo executive director of the commission, said recommendations call on the states to "give up legheny County, Pennsylvania. ing meaningful. dore Roosevelt days, Duff collapsed at Washington National some authority but tlso call on Rep. L.

H. Fountain, the states to exercise more au Airport. He died at George As he turns up, the father of slain civil right leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. says even the loss of his son was not too great a price to pay "for helping free his referring to federal revenue-sharing, said if it came too fast nancial assistance for urban re be willing to yield authority to thority to meet their responsibil Washington University Hospital ities." of a heart attack, a hospital and too much, "my fear is that it might destroy the initiative spokesman said.

Summing up its 10-year study Sal fitm U.S. Wf ATHCt IUIMU US and incentive" of loctl govern Duff, who served as Republi-I ment and "state and local gov in a report entitled "Urban America and the Federal System," the commission lists what can governor of Pennsylvania from 1947 to 1951, and then ernments might become merely administrative agencies of the it sees as the domestic issues served a six-year Senate term, federal government." had gone to Washington Friday out ne worries about continued white prejudices. Interviewed Friday shortly before a testimonial dinner marking his 70th birthday, the Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. said great progress has been made by Negroes and still is being made.

But he said he fears that continued race prejudice and hate could result in mass killings by both races. "America's too damn white, man, and it's ruining us," he said. "We can lose America." The Georgia Board of Regents apparently is in conflict over whether to ap SO troubling most Americans: venomous race relations, civil disorder, rising taxes, deteriorat Mayor Jack Malester of San where he traditionally has lunch Leandro, expressed con with his friends from his Wash cern about the tax cut before ing services, escalating crime, ington days during the holiday and growing pollution tnd Congress saying it might cause season, a family spokesman congestion, all within a climate the need for ttx increases at lo said in Harnsburg, Pa. He was a graduate oi rrince-ton University and studied law at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Pittsburgh. Duff dabbled in Republican politics for more than 50 years before he was appointed to his first public office as state attorney general from 1943 to 1947.

Four years after his appointment as attorney general, with a vigorous and successful campaign to clean up Pennsylvania's streams behind him, Duff became a compromise candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor. When he ran for the senatorial nomination in 1950, Duff opposed the "old guard" wing of the Republican party headed by former Sen. Joseph R. Grundy, although the Grundy organization had selected him four years earlier as its candidate for governor. In 1948 Duff came closer than anyone else in upsetting the of ervasive fear.

cal levels. He described current The spokesman said Duff 70 Snow EE King could not get transportation FlurriM mj revenue-sharing proposals as in adequate. The report released at the conference by Robert E. Mer- back to his home in Lingles Kur Shw High Ttmptnttum hpnica'' IAT'ONA" ft Dovtima Sundaw na of Chicago, the chairman i town, 12 miles from Harrisburg, nnrl was nlnnninir tn snpnH the prove an appointment of former secretary of state Dean Rusk to a faculty position at the University of Georgia. Although University of Georgia and Regents officials declined any comment on the matter, individual members of the board acknowledged that there "is some unhappiness" over the possible appointment.

Inland rlHatl Nal Indlc.l.d- Comult lacal Faracai! of the 26-member panel estab i The commision says it iidaininVif Wasmncrrnn lished by federal law in 1959. calls for sweeping fiscal and so Duff retired shortly after los cial changes. ing a bid for a second term in the Senate to former Democrat- "The purpose of this report." Elie Abel, RUN is expected today along the Pacific Coast with snow in the Great Lakes region. It'll be warmer in the East and colder in northern New England. Periods of Snoiv found "that far too much urban! development has been disorderly, destructive and ugly, and it urges formulation of a national urban policy in Washington as well as in each state.

Such a policy should include, the report says: Merriam said, "is to outline the drastic and painful steps neces sary to restore balance among leveis ot government in a wav tnat win permit local, state and Elmira and vicinity: Periods Financial incentives for indus of snow today and tonight. presidential bandwagon that national governments to deal meaningfully with urban diffi trial location and manpower diplomatic correspondent for the National Broadcasting has been named the new dean of the Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. Abel's appointment was approved by the university's trustees. He will take the post Feb. 1.

Abel, who received a master's degree in journalism from the school in 1942, replaces Edward W. Barrett, who served as dean for 12 years before his resignation in August 1968. A native of Montreal, Abel joined NBC in 1961. He headed the network's London bureau from 1965 to 1957. Plaza Hotel Designated A Landmark Monday: Cold with snow likely.

training; migration allowances culties." carried New York Thomas E. Dewey through the Republican National Convention. per cent today; 70 per cent tonight. AREA TEMPERATURES High Saturday, 25. Low Saturday, 15.

(County Airport readings). SUN TABLE Sunset today, 4:40. Sunrise Monday, 7:35. AREA FORECAST Expected high today, near 32. Expected low tonight about The commission membership to facilitate population movement from labor surplus to labor shortage areas; more governmental aid for family planning to low-income families; includes representatives of Con 20.

gress, federal and state execu Winds, southerly, 10-20. Precipitation probability: 30 NEW YORK (AP) The or tive branches, city and countv Abel new types of federal support for nate, luxurious Plaza Hotel on officials, state legislatures and large-scale urban development public members. Central Park South at Fifth Avenue has been designated an including creation of new This Man Has Cut The High Price Of Hearing Aids Events official city landmark, the Among its recommendations to restore fiscal balance: Federal revenue-sharing with states and major localities. Landmarks Preservation Com mission announced. The announcement from the Blues singer Janis Joplin wasn't having much success in turning on more than 14,000 people at Madison Square Garden Friday night.

So she challenged her fans to get up and Assumption by the federal Defense Fund Account Opened by Lt. Galley COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) Lt. against Calley be dropped. William L.

Calley Jr. hasi Although the Legion spokes-opened a bank account with the men have talked about a possi commission described the 18- government of all costs of pub Syracuse's Chapel Attracts Attention story hotel as "a focus of Man- lic wenare and medicaid. Assumption by state govern hattans social life since its completion in 1907." Largest Selection of Hearing Aids in theTwin ZENITH OTARION SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) ments of substantially all costs of local public elementary and "We're told we have the largest seconaary education. interdenominational campus re Fourth National bank here tojble defense fund and free legal "The Plaza is a superb example of the elegance and opulence that characterized the period just before the first World War," the statement continued.

A doption by states of high- ligious program in the nation," nanme contriDUiions maae 10 assistance for soldiers charged quality, productive state-local dance in the aisles, inousanas surgea toward the stage, shoving guards out of the way to get close to their idol. In the crush, at least three girls and a youth fainted, were pulled up on stage and carried off for treatment. After three more songs Miss Joplin ended the show, leaving security guards and ushers with a frenzied horde to calm, and show out. Police reported no arrests and no serious injuries. Security guards made one futile attempt to clear the aisles and pulled back, avoiding a confrontation.

But they stood behind the staee and helped several his defense. says the Rev. Dr. John H. Mc-Combe, dean of the Syracuse in the My Lai incident, they tax systems, including more ex ELECTRON rNnfitfrll have taken no formal action.

tensive use of the income tax Bank officials confirmed Saturday that Calley had personal University Chapel. Up to 1,000 The bank would not reveal the ana a strong, broad-base sales uon Aocrneio "FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION" gatherings monthly are sched tax. amount in the defense fund, but Sunday Telegram ly opened the "William L. Calley Defense Fund" account dur-j uled there. Students plan the worship services and other inoroughgoing overhaul of Professional Hearing said that Calley had opened the account after a phone conversa mg the week, Joplin events.

tne local property tax to eliminate widespread ineauities. Calley is presently facing trial tion with one of the bank's offi we see the chapel not as a by court-martial on charges of cers and an exchange of letters The report says relieving lo a museum for religion but as murdering 109 civilians at the cal governments of sehnn andilahnratnrv." Dr MeCnmhp AIDS OF ELMIRA 322 W. Water St. 734-1526 Hours: :3flto.Oally Frl. 'til Sat.

'til I I i during the week. Calley is presently defended village of My Lai in March, Postal Information and Subscription Rates Published Sunday mornings by Elmira Star-Gazette 201 Baldwin Elmira, N.Y. 14902 Subscription rate: single copies 25 cents. By mall all zones, one year, 1 2.00; a months, 1 month, $1.50. Second class pestagi paid it Elmira, N.Ya weuare costs would relieve "the! says.

"Apparently we are devel- 1968. No date has been set for by George Latimer, a civilian property tax so that it would go oping a model which can be the trial. He also has been other campuses. They used by primarily to support the regular urban services" at a hieher lev attorney, and Maj. Kenneth Raby.

charged with murdering a civil come here to study our chapel ian about six weeks earlier, but el. activities." has not been ordered to trial on that charge. The bank source said Calley Theological Unit Given $450,000 had received a small, unsolicited donation to his defense and he felt "it need to be handled in a formal manner." DAYTON, Ohio (AP) The American Association of Theo At present, the American Le logical Schools, an interdenomi gion in Columbus is publishing ads calling on the public to sup national organization made up port Calley. One source in Columbus said the contributions of 174 seminaries in the country, has received a grant of $450,000 are coming in response to the legion's activities. from the Andrew W.

Mellon Foundation to further the association's program of accreditation, research and raising seminary standards. Early in the week the legion naires met and voted a resolu tion asking that all charges red-yed youngsters who staggered on to the stage. A 180-pound man might drink five bottles of beer before he gets drunk, but three bottles would do it to a 120-pounder. The heftier man might drink five shots and whiskey before falling "under the influence," but four would do for the little one. And all holiday drinkers should remember that even the "average" drink has a mind-dulling effect for an hour after it is consumed.

These are among the guidelines for drinkers set forth by the American Medical Association and the National Safety Council in a new campaign to teach drinkers how long the effect of a drink lasts and what it does to their driving ability. A public health official says he hates to be a spoilsport but Christmas kissing should be kept to a minimum this year because it can spread mononucleosis. Dr. Nicholas J. Fiumara, director of the Division of Communicable Diseases in the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, issued the warning.

He said infectious mononucleosis has been reported recently from almost all college infirmaries across the state and among high school students. Mono is known as the "kissing disease" because it can be spread that way or by sharing a cup or bottle. Its main symptoms are sore throat, fever, headache, chils and swollen glands. The temperature may rise to 103, tonsils may become enlarged and some patients develop a rash. The discomfort often lasts about two weeks.

Washington Infiltration: A top White House official says a contiua-tion of recent Communist infiltration into South Vietnam during the next seven weeks would be considered disturbing and could signal an early-1970 offensive. The source, who could not be identified by name or quoted directly under ground rules laid down by the White House, pictured the period between now and early February as one in which Washington will be testing and assessing Communist intentions. An authority in the foreign policy area, the official was made available to about 50 newsmen for an 85-minute briefing Thursday. Under the rules, his remarks could not be reported until Saturday. All his statements were made in response to questions.

Candidates: New York State Democratic Chairman John J. Burns met with four congressmen in Washington in an effort to come up with a plan that would avoid intra-party I rl II rs i H. 1 1 It II I 3 jj, a 1 am fighting over the nominations for governor and U.S. senator next year. No conclusions were reached, though three plans were discussed, a Burns spokesman said in a telephoned report to The Associated Press.

U.S. Rep. Richard Ottinger of Westchester suggested the meeting. Other participants were U.S. Reps.

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"Always stand as tall as the Redwood trees and be proud of your heritage'-President Nixon's Christmas card message to Richard Nixon, 5-year-old Indian boy who lives on the Hoopa Indian reservation in Hoopa, Calif. Little Richard lives on the reservation about 60 miles north of Eureka. Last summer, he said, he was confused because "people kept saying my name on the radio and television." The boy's mother, Mrs. George Nixon, first managed to get him clarification from the President in the form of a letter. The President followed up with a snowy white card Friday.

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