The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 4

NEW BAPTIST TEMPLE ORGAN ARRIVES Empty spaces, gaping in the chancel of the Baptist temple sanctuary soon will be filled the pipes of a 48 rank Holtkamp organ which workers began unloading yesterday: of the $100,000 organ, one of the three largest in the state, will require about two weeks. The Holtkamp instrument replaces a 21 rank Skinner orgati i sold to an individual in Ferodale, Mich. ixon Retu rns After Month; Vital Measures Await Shove WASHINGTON CAP) Presi iing. His welfare, post office and! dent, Nixon is back in Washing crime packages have yet io go ton where the list. af problems, (before committee.

I issues and priorities did not di 1 While administration men minish during his month long: have hinted at progress in Viet California working vacation. nam the President's next public Hie programs the President! has offered to the Congress re main sta ilea ana couiq Denetit from his personal quarterback I decision mav very well concern the dimensions of the next troop withdrawal from the war zone There will, be presidential in HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE HOME or TRAILER SAME STANDARD POLICY AS OTHERS WRITE BUT 5th LESS! GIBSON INSURANCE CO. Phone 768 7221 'i scrubbing Ferguson: When the jh phone rings. And' rings'. And rings.

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Supreme Court, Clement Haynsworth. and selection of a permanent successor to the late Everett M. Dirksen as GOP minority leader in the Senate. is reported to. favor a more conservative choice than Senate G0P Whip Sen.

Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania who is temporarily serving! in the Tfle president returnea 10 me caDital Monday meht atter stops for. dedication ceremonies of a new dam on the Rio Grande near Del Rio, ana a firsthand look at the (Xulf finasfl iNsxon comparea inc aumagt: hurricane Camille. to the; bombed out2 towns' ot west rone. "As" flew over the dam age of I 'could see that the facts civen me could not adequately slate me aam j.age, Nixon told a crowd at IGulfoort. 1 naven seen anyinmg uivei this since visitine Essen, Ger many, in 1947," Nbcon said, shakine ms bead in msoeiiet.

Amistad Nixon and Mexi can President Gustavo Diaz Or das unveiled a monument and threw their arms around each Legal Service Enriched Him, Alioto Claims SAN FRANCISCO liti Mayor Joseph Alioto, who! has; filed a Look Magazine tor uiuone nan wiflh criminals, savs 'fife, net worh is "something in extess ol $6 iniUioo" and that it stemmed from the practice' of Hp fold nnwsmen that he had received fees as high as mil lion a case. Iras income ne sam I had permitted him to acquire holdings 'in eoturtry clubs, Warehouses, theaters and rental units. also released a statement ammifvinc several denials he made Friday of an article in Look's Sept. 23 issue, which is not vet on newsstands. Alaoto sma tine article mattes ridiculous claim that 1 am tmwifiedlv enmeshed "in a web of affiance with at sax' leaders' of La Cosa Nostra.

"As a. matter of record, otjfi said, "in the oast five years. I'vehad three $1 million fees in the law business representing utility districts, cities and finings like that." Antitrust litigation provided 90 per cent oi ms income ana aie; other 10 per cent came from cases involving tax matters, he I Alioto said Ms cliente included! terest in Senate action on hislSamuel Goldwyn, Walt Disney, aicer wanger anu uimi uiue pesnde'nt film producers. tie lusted among, mss amwrusii ases: "A million dollar judg ment a a i Lucky Lager Brewing Oo. of mo Francisco wl a $3.5 juogmem jamst Umon Oartwde corp.

Alioto said he now has $975, X) in notes receivable from sale of properties in Grass Val lev. and in Oregon. ine mayor saia ne wens. copy of the article; bv line, and I have identi fied several hundred errors." other in the traditional South of the Rorder "abrazo." California the President usually, spent mornings at his desk at ms ban uememe neaa nuartcrs and adiournine for aft ernoons in the' sun and at the eolf course. Nixon also threw state dinners! for the Apollo 11 astronauts, visiting Republic of Korea President Chune flee Park, a birth jday party for former President! Lvndon B.

Johnson, dedicated a grove, of California redwoods to tormer tirst iaay Mrs. jonnson, and addressed the National Governor's Conference at Colo rado Springs. APPLE ORCHARD OWNER KILLED BY RAP HE SET FOR THIEVES COEBURN, Va. Army explosives specialists have collected ten homemade bombs from a sprawling apple orchard near here owned by W. R.

Hopkins, 6J, who died Sunday of injuries suffered in a blast. The devices apparently were set as booby traps against apple poachers, said Cstpt. Robert J. Walker, officer in. charge of the demolitions team from Ft.

Lee that disarmed the orchard Monday. The bombs consisted 01 two or three sticks of dynamite packed into glass jars along with nails, nuts and bolts and attached to. a battery that would trigger the charge, Walker said. Court Removes Cat Cruelty Case For Second Time Kanawha Intermediate Judge George Wood Monday dered transferred to Juvenile Court ah indictment charging a youth with cruelty to a household cat. It Was the second time Judge Wood had removed the charge Ifrdm the jurisdiction of his court.

In March tne judge sustained a defense motion to the a 1 warrant, when the case came up on ap peal trom a JP conviction. In Anril an indictment was! returned charging the defend ant, 18 year oid Larry wise, with the same misdemeanor offense. In May his defense counsel moved to dismiss the indict meat, statins he was under 18' on the date of the alleged crime. A man named Jack Jones had obtained a warrant charging Wise with unlawfully cat on June '29, 1968, and Wise was not 18 until Nov. 9, 1908.

MOndav's order recited tnci fact he was under 18 at the; time of the offense and trans ferred the case to the jurisdiction of Juvenile Court. Actress Slated As Baha'i Speaker Miss Linda Marshall of New will be sponsored by the Charleston Baha'i in a lecture at the YWCA, 1114 Quarrier St. al 8 p. m. today.

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