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Ill CM I Hy ltd Kraae mm airtis fWd uf July 1 anj 1, taid il liia.kl Si Clair, dialrM HnM-r from Omaha, NVn, IWkidfC pfuittlijj lht town Kkira agamy floods, it dam Mould provide a WlfcsiTf permanent LAe lur rwreati, Si (lair tatd C't of lb prRUkrd emjerl it rMimalrd al II.CtMM, federal fundi would pay II, TV Mhrr Mild base la nmr irom a lural agency rgaaifalion. The lutal hare ihf ctM is ihf amount allocated to itw recreational purposes of lis project Si, Clair wid ih proi. e(ltiiie again! rehrl bttn aid bv ih Wh Virtna- me jihfnwwM la rke iu L'. utlkialt AnMraan Hy tedi-a Uttight Wi'h miual unanimity, um'1 "Y- rtMiulaie in $aiun. The aiinm by Djakarta aa military advum at! rv4 be PSt la Ihe Cora under the Wf irade-ajrnsl mv leppJ up rrrjl per lliit dt-tikmstraie lhal Ihe I Mid la kicm frwn diplomatic neeuiiatiunt uiidrr a ay before 5 naval air naP 'ir la maintain "oilier UM aeek i I' I', tuiiplied equiftinenl drike at Nunh Virt Nam, qihp Cilra joying an unreTdinted Unnn id lit-nerhip and retviver alf.

both in Ihe AXI ixland- I' military aid In lite Con gi Mac luted ai 11) million tine fixtal 1) t-jxmomie aid IS I'M mos Tumi tm Map khoak prnxed rekenair al Kiira I VIKNTIAXK. LAOS The ne I va pUrd al ardi and rMNhi-fil band, Uolian government requeued million. Mureovt-r, nmirary the Tuesday an International lnr. ravual listener' unnie, radio Kira dam would the first in a wries of dam fr flmid rtmlrol In southwest Iowa's River Basin available said. 7 00 (eft 6 ii 7 10 Nmi 7 4S aft Gn' im WSy-v 00 Kr 44 41X101 ima ft IS Sv r'i ft V) o( W14 ft 4S Ovuxn' 1 V) )rify tT 7 S0iiM-TaMv 0i 10 Mlfl Siwil 00 JwnCiT fur the projerl, he a farm out af lhal land and I'm loa aid la da lhal aver ligatinn In disprove charge that lWiJr-n is in nn wav whatever limited a aa iiir.

the I'nited Stale hai used Uius again." jenkea nequen Tiu.r UM linmwti ii Id bulletin neat or sound rtlects I L-i. ai .11. X. I AIM Taa ailack planes, I 00 tU.lctv 17 00 inr vorp oi r.nKinrvi ls unieers or prtiposau ior raising as prtiiuea. ine projm ouia saiuM prtuin.t niakinc a survey of the entire (hf m.a nro.HM, The engineers require the purtha uf about -V'Tlh Vie! Nam.

by anlK astro uban rtk I retards round basin at the request of Repre- Mli the loral khare can be paid 2.IM acres of land, plus the a letter to ihe North Viel- have been sent to Bukavu oul endlessly by prrhavt ad- Mutative Ben F. Jensen un ihe installment basis, with right to flood another 110 aires namese. the government in- Msiem I ongo following miidal disc xkrs. a. wnose ixime town is yearly payments of about W.300 at per iodt of peak water "urn a lormai oemai mai re- uw-.

"Apathetie American a a. a. a aklwiltf Ultra) nnrtkikinlnif I ailai 9 ine WHO nvi 100.3 me, 8 00 Pirtuw Mm 5 00 00 MfNvii 10OO.Kri KCIC Radio 1340 ABC. 01 Mot ftOODxklrmMM 00 Pul Hmrt cent bombings in North Viet reoeis were apprua ning city r.stra. (or 50 years, storage llie most recent example of a sail-free diet i mean a I a Nam involved American flights 'rn Hale's The two -made fighter pru vocative adult radio program ran walih Navy'?" from Laos bombers are fitted with machine was 'The Apathetic American." wniie me nasin (MherCoU, St.

Oair said appraisers es- study continues, the dam here timated land prices at an aver- is being proposed first because' Local cost of operation and agf 0f jjjj acrf x)r)k of the serious nature of the upkeep on Ihe recreation area of Commerce has flood problem here. St. Clair were estimated $9,000 a year. hetn the im proposal guns and racks for light rocket. JUst broadcast this week by the Of MOIMES a.

7 70 Almnc ii was ihm anown now lar tne fBS ad0 wHw jt as very 5 15 Brok Span 5 30W4th.Nrwt ft 00 Jim Amrch 7 55 Mrwt, Muuc 9 00 Mikk Hill 10 00 Ali Ornrr 10 30 Jut Hour 12 00 nwis wrre irom nukavu. said good, and undertook to inquire The Communist regime in North Viet Nam prlried last week lhal bombing raids on Nam Can and Noon; IV had been made by aircraft based in Lao and Thailand. The neutralist premier of 6 30 Wihr 6 55 Kry Mut.e 7 55 Paul Harvr 9 SS nirwi, Muvic 12 00 Paul Htrvry 12 55 v. Muuc 1 30 Jim Amrth, Nr, Muuc 4 15 Btxk Sport 7 Bill IMrr 9 00 Kjiwro 4 00 CBS hrwt WtUfllKf 10 00 TV MtCon 10 30 Pflf Curt, More man iu pi-rsons atiena-. but did not present its case at ed a public hearin? on the pro-( Tuesday's hearing.

posal Tuesday in the Kxira Kle-i u' i Statement Later mentary School. Many of those why 38 witnesses did nothing while Kitty Cenovese was b'ing stabbed lo death in New York Aa unconfirmed report said Ihe army at Paulis, northeast of Stanleyville, was preparing to go over lo the rebels. iRr.TTv I 3 35 0 Off 3 4 Seriiit 4 03 M.gHtr 4 30 Cartoon 4 40 Rrxkr 00 R'dmun 5 30 C8S Nr 6 00 Kt, Sportt 6 30 To br inn 7 00 Bailie Lin 7 30 Sutprnvr 8 00 Bv Hillbilhri 8 30 D.ck Van Oykt 1 00 On Broadair 10 00 Nrwv Sports 10 30 Strvt Alln City. One mav be his brother's ooLovrotuir attendin'? the hearing were. Postmaster Charles Powers.

Lno. Prince Souvanna Phouma Inonop in ihiwtrv hut nut often 11 JO SMfCh. Tmw Telephone calls from Stanley- farmers whose land would be chamber secretary, said the denied the charge last Thursday Durchased for the reservoir. 'chamber plans to file a formal but did not succest at that time ville said shops were open and in deed. KSO Rodio 1465.

Des Moines 5 00 Old Opry 3 00 Dick Youngs 6 00 Big Al 7 00 Thompson 9 00 Burl Powley 10 00 Dean Gibsoa The Corp of Fngineer has found Ihe dam feasible from engineering and economic standpoints. The question now. St. Clair said, is whether the city, county or other group will agree to guarantee financing of Ihe local share of the project. If local financing is assured, the engineers will recommend to Congress that funds be made They were against the project.

statement later in support of an investigation by the Interna- normal life was resuming under inc. vr kail mv the project. tional Control Commission. rebel control. The messages said I Will lose OVer nail my Whnlnc nionoa mmmH nl 11 45 Guiding Lit 12 00 Don Solidar 12 30 World Turin 1 00 Pftord 1 30 Houif Party 2 00 Tfll Trullt 2 30 lOqt of Nil 3 00 Wary Chum farm," said Fred Klever, 72.

wri said tne tnamoer o. nr urr The program did not equal Ihe CBS Radio hour of a few years ago. "Who Killed Michael Farmer?" but that wa a towering elfort. CBS has no monopoly, how- who farms 240 acres in the proposed reservoir area. "I've spent 35 years making Commerce believes the lake sion.

composen 01 v. created by the dam would have lives of India. Canada and Utok Kindu. capital of ManiemaJ economic 'benefits for Exira. but Poland, was created in 19M to a in Stanley ville.

While in Kindu. Olenca or- WHO TV 13 on exciting radio pro- uie main urnem wouiu oc iiuuu "-v "7 pver i HamH 1, a vmam I KmIii mem tnai enaea uie rrencn in- on ihMim lkinn. puard to Ihe town' Kiirnivan dochina war. er knows. Within the last few Feted at Prenuptial Parties alter four Belgians were mur protection.

Any industry that might be Interested in locating here would hesitate to locate in a I 11 00 Morrison KIOA Radio 940, Des Moines 5 00 Sandy Shore 3 00 Hal Moor 9 00 Peter Mclan 6 00 Stu Adams 12 00 Phil Thomas 9 00 Jim Michaels KFMG (FM) Radio 949 mc, Des Momes 7 00 Music 2 00 Comm Perf. 1 10 00 Masterworks 5 00 Candlelight 11 00 Potpourri 7 00 Interlude 1 00 Masterworks 8 00 Classical KWKY Radio 1150. Des Moines 5 30 Irish Davis 2 00 Smokey Smith ABC Radio presented days dered. Olenga made his men re- DES MOINES 7 00 Today 9 00 3 Stooqrt 9 30 (CI Cnffin 10 00 Concentration 10 30 (C) Jeopardy 1100(C) Say Whn 11 30 (C) Trulh 12 00 Nrws 12 10 Cartoons 12 30 Movie 2 00 Another Wrld I a i 2 30 Don Say 3 00 Maicn Gam 3 30 -Floppy 4 00 Movie 5 30 NBC News 6 00 News, Sports 6 30 (C) Virginian 8 00 Espionage 9 00 Eleventh Hr. 10 00 Nrws, Sports 10 30 (C) Tonight $171 Is Stolen From Church sponsible for the safety of the ine uirre.sjK.noe w'hjes Crisis," John Scali's own story I of his inadvertent role as go-; iTh, g.t.r-t to N.

srvici Qoll ft 400 'ii between in the Cuban missile ESTHER VILLE. IA. crisis. Mutual network's 'Cap-' Thieves took $171 from the Tickets at QDldS i(o1 Assignment" and 'The flood-threatened area, he said. Powers speaks with conviction about the flood threat.

He spent the night of the 1958 flash flood atop a gravel truck, surrounded by flood waters 11 feet deep. The dam would be a half-mile upstream from Exira on AMES WOI-TV 5 4 00 Trailmaster First Methodist Church office! iTh Rfiir- io nwi svic.) World Today are usuany very Sunday or Monday, police CEDAR RAPIDS, 8(K)d- were told. 6.400 All-Iowa Fair tickets were! BC Radl nas bIaed 7:30 Religion 9 45 L. Heaberlin 12 00 Religion 12 30 L. Heaberlin 6 00 Fulton Lewis 6 30 Norman Grove 9 00 Religion 10.00 Russ La Vine been feted at several prenuptial showers.

Mrs. John Klcmm, 2810 Forty-sixth was hostess at a kitchen shower. Hostesses at a miscellaneous shower were Mrs. Lloyd Houvenagle and Mrs. J.

C. Johnson. The party took place at the Houvenagle home, 27 S. W. Forty-second st.

Marty Monson. 1147 Thirty-ninth entertained at a kitchen shower at her home. Janet Bright of West Des Moines and Sue Miller of Davenport were co-hostesses at, a personal shower in the bride-elect's home. Police said a woman paris-sod during Tuesday's Chamber ieral traiIs six-week docu Rosemary McKenna. daughter of Mrs.

Lillian T. McKenna, 4106 Plainview drive, and her fiance. Mark Jay Hillman. son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Hillman, 2804 Forty-sixth whose wedding will be Saturday, will be honored Friday night at a rehearsal dinner at the Bohemian Club, Hotel Savery. Hosts will be the prospective bridegroom's parents. Keith Sayre, Mr.

Hillman's best man, will entertain Thursday evening at a stag party at Mr. Sayre's home, Aurora ave. Miss McKenna recently has the creek. The creek joins the 8 00 Gale Storm 8 30 LaLanne 9 00 Mag. Window 10 00 Burns, Allen 10.30 Missing Links 1100 Root.

Young 11:30 Ernie Ford 12:00 Noon Rept. 100 Get Message 1:30 Day in Court 2 00 Gen. Hospital 5 00 Bozo 5 45 News 6 00 Sea Hunr 6 30 Oizie, Harriet 7 00 Patty Duke 7:30 Farmer's Daughter 8 00 Ben Casey 9 00 Death Valley 9 30 Detectives Fast Nishnabotna iust south of ishioner, who went to the church j0f Commerce project to sup- mentaries on life in Russia; De casi Msnnarxnna just soum oi, Tnnnpuiiip's monuments book. town. The earth dam would be Inl.A iUn knnb trtrA 4.

a elorn phairman nf Ihp nrniprt Democracy in TO SCHOOL BV TAXI PORT ARTHUR, TEX. (AP) The Port Arthur School Board Tuesday contracted with a taxicab line to transport pupils living in an outlying area. 2 30 Queen for Day 10 00 News said Tuesday night. the life of Arturo Toscanini. The fair opens here Viet Nam, politics, civil rights, Wenkstern led the volunteers the conventions take your with the sale of 155 books, fol-'pick.

3 00 Groucho 10 30 Move 3 30 Price, Riglit i i i 1,600 feet long and 72 feet high, lu a rear door pried open. Glass 2,700 Acres jn an office door had been The 600-acre lake could grow smashed, and the door unlocked to 2.700 acres in absorbing po-! from the inside, tential flood waters. Thieves tried to break open Army engineers said the area a cabinet where the money had has a shortage of outdoor rec- been placed, before finding the reational areas. The nearest cabinet keys in the drawer of a lake, at Springbrook State Park, desk. Radio on Camera Sunday's interview telecasts lowed by Ray Ernimont, fair board president, at 90.

Gordon Larson sold 57 books to lead volunteers who were not fair officials. Issues and Answers (ABC). "Face the Nation" Sew for Fall (CBS) and "Meet the Press" (NBC) are rebroadcast on radio the same day, an irony because they are nothing but Carole Tyler Invokes Fifth in Suit Against Her Boss, Bobby Baker "Ccavcrsstfen Picso" In Antique Style Telephone radio programs put on camera. Almost every local radio station presents "gab" pro By Clark Mollenhoff (OI The Register's Washington Bureau) WASHINGTON, D. C.

Carole Tyler, secretary to Robert G. (Bobby) Baker, took the Fifth Amendment again Tuesday in a different setting. She earlier refused to testify before a 73 grams of varying merit. Sports in season, plays and good music abound on late-night AM and FM stations, near and far (when reception is better). There are bad things on radio, too.

How do you find all this? You hunt, and listen. You'll be lucrative vending machine contract with Melpar Corp. Melpar is an electronics firm in Falls Church, that subcontracts from North American Aviation and other major defense and space contractors. CaDitol Vending alleges that Senate committee. ,1 If'- 1 '''HI A A surprised.

Television sometimes springs surprises, also- Hill made pay-offs of $5,600 to keep the contract with Melpar. He contended that at a later This time the pretty former Capitol secretary was under subpoena to give a deposition in connection with a $300,000 damage suit brought against Baker in connection with a vending machine contract. Miss Tyler stated that she was refusing to answer questions on grounds that answers such as last Sunday's NBC-advertised World War I documen stage Baker conspired to take the contract away from Capitol Vending and deliver it to another firm. Hill, who filed the suit for Capitol Vending, contends that Baker was able to use his polit tary which was pre-empted without much notice (which is 0. of adequate explanation (which is not O.

for a Viet Nam hour. Anyway, at this writing, might tend to incriminate her. Denies Guilt She said she had been guilty ical connections to influence the Melpar contract and that this NtsL-lv says "selected por-j tions" of that pre-empted pro-! damaged Hill and Melpar 9" WIDf, 18" KIOH a SAlEM 11 i HAND RUBBED and country radio hidden inside this nov- I I city telephone. Just turn hells for volume II and tuning control. Solid maple with If jni brass trim and flumes.

1 will be included in next; (week's "Sunday" television: much as $300,000. of no wrong-doing, but that as a result of advice from her attorney, Myron Ehrlich, she believed she should avail herself of her rights because she is under investigation by the Internal Revenue Service, the Federal Bureau of Investiga- hour. At this writing, anyway. Carole Tyler Still His Secretary Johnson, Kerr Senate Rules Committee testimony that two of The heard TYPHOON DEVELOPING Vending broueht aeainst Baker; Raker's close associates at the: HONOLULU, HAWAII (AP) tion, and by other federal agencies regarding matters Fred B. Black, former Capitol were Johnson, former; Tropical storm June.

400 miles Washington representative for Senate majority leader and northeast of Manila Tuesday, is North American Aviation; Er- later vice-president, and the late expected to grow to typhoon nest Tucker, Baker's law associ-Senator Robert Kerr intensity and by Thursday will ate, and Serv-U Vending Johnson was head of be centered 240 miles southeast that include those allegedly in volved in this case." Only the lawyers and a few, newspaper men were present! Snare Field the Senate Aeronautics and 01 weainer du-apdie ieia r. r. reau reported. 1 the Senate Aeronautics Space Committee until (I'lVirj not included.) incs not iiuiiiued.) 1301 when David Carliner. represent Carliner exDlained that the v.

hpn hp heranw vir-p-nrpsirlpnt mg Capitol Vending started questions dealing with John- and chairman of the National (2nsQnni0i son were aimed at pointing out Aeronautics and Space Council Send daughter smartly to school in this jacket or Coat of cozy knitting worsted. Pattern 7204: directions sizes 4-6; 8-10 included. caKer reiauonsnip wun per Fashion's newest skirting is a front wrap. Pattern 45I2: Misses' Waist Sizes 24. 25.

26, 28. 30, 32. Size 28: 24 yards 35-inch. I 113 Walnul, Des Moinei, Iowa I I $33.95 i Name Tox .78 I Address $34.73 1.00 I City $35.73 mm wm mm a mm mm mm mm mm mm I 10 question miss iyier. Among the questions she refused lo answer were: 'Have you ever met the then vice-president of the United States, Lyndon Johnson?" "Do you know of your own personal knowledge that the then vice-president of Ihe I'nited States was chairman of the National Aeronautics and Space Council?" Ehrlich objected to the ques-j ions dealing with President Johnson as being unrelated to' the damage suit that Capitol Kerr became chairman of the Senate Space Committee when Johnson became vice-president.

James Webb, tor of the National ics and Space Agency, is a long-time friend of Baker and a protege of Senator Kerr. In answer to a reporter's question before she left the hearing room. Miss Tyler said she was still Baker's secretary', working in his law office. He left his Senate post last fall under pressure. sons who were in positions of power in the space and defense contract field.

Carliner said he intends to ask the federal court for a ruling as to whether Miss Tyler can refuse to answer questions in a deposition proceeding. The lawsuit alleges that Baker ased his position as secretary to the Democratic majority in the Senate to help Ralph Hill, former president of Capitol Vending, land a For skirt pattern send 50 cents (coins) lo The Des Moines Register. Pattern Department. P. O.

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