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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1965 2- Section 1 Chiefs See Fast Remap Agreemen mi by population in three geo Illinois Supreme' court, which graphical parts Chicago, sub-J View U.S. Ruling in January ruled that overlap Ediioer'S fflH(IEr of Today's News WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1963 ping districts would be uncon tricts, but they had announced this. Touhy issued a statement saying he was confident that reapportionment can be achieved before June 30. House Reapportionment Chairman DR. HAL METHOD GETS PASSAVANT PRESIDENT ROLE stitutional, rather than by the federal District court in Chi WIN DECK 111 BP SUIT as Heavy Blow to Democrats cago, which had threatened an at-large election in 1966 for the Cecil A.

Partee Chicago Senate, long a Republican stronghold. In a state-wide elec Dr. Harold L. Method was installed as president of the also expressed belief there BY ROBERT HOWARD ICklcot. Triton.

Press Service could be an early agreement tion last November, Democrats The Inter-House conference won a two-thirds House Justices Give Springfield, June 1 Early agreement on legislative reap committee, deadlocked since it was created March 23, was meeting when the word arrived from Washington. A Chicago portionment was predicted to House Speaker John P. Touhy Chicago told a reporter there could be reapportionment State Control Continued from first page day as the result of a United States Supreme court opinion that gave the whip hand to Re sub-committee suspended talks agreement this week. He ar medical staff of Passavant hospital last night at the staffs annual dinner in the Drake hotel. Dr.

Method, an assistant professor of surgery at the Northwestern universit in consternation. urbs, and downstate and without overlapping. Wins Emergency Appeal Reuben was the winning lawyer in the United States Supreme court, which two weeks ago granted his request for an emergency appeal from an order of the district court in Chicago. Reuben also is waiting for an opinion from the Illinois Supreme court on his request that it order congressional reapportionment Following custom, Gov. Ker-ner's office had no comment.

In the legislature, Democrats in private were broken hearted that they had lost what had appeared to be a good chance to get control of both houses before the 1967 session. Senate Minority Leader Thomas A. McGloon Chicago said that Democrats two weeks ago had abandoned in-sistence on overlapping dis ranged for another of a series publicans. "The log jam has been of conferences with Arrington. for a new map to be used in said Arrington, who Last week.

The Tribune next year elections. -Senate President W. Russell Arrington Evanston said that redistricting must be done Lid learned, Touhy in behalf of the The ruling set the pattern, has blockaded major Chicago bills, including a state pupil transportation subsidy for the Democrats turned down an of authorities agreed, for remap without the overlapping of Chi' fer to trade clearance for the ping House districts and also Dr. Method cage-suburban districts which for Illinois congressional re Chicago Transit Authority. Also held up were Gov, medical Mayor Daley has demanded since the legislature convened apportionment.

school, succeeds Dr. Conover Kerner's bills for a three-cent Daley tax bills, headed by a doubling of the city's sales tax, for a Senate map drawn to Republican specifications. Democrats were gambling that the federal Supreme court in January. gas tax increase and other tax Leaders of both parties promptly forecast that the legislature, with the legal contro Talbot, an associate in medicine at Northwestern. Dr.

Method is consulting sur measures. Announcement that there will not be early action on Chicago bills was made by Arrington geon to The Tribune's medi Arrington indicated they have a different status and made clear they must be subject for would turn down the Republican after he learned that the fed versies resolved by tne hign court, will agree on new Senate and House districts before June 30, when the legislature is petition and let a panel of three negotiations. federal district judges in Chica eral high court had ruled for Republicans in an Illinois Sen cal department. Dr. Talbot presided at the dinner, which was attended by Passavant's board of directors, its women's board, and physicians in training at the hospital.

scheduled to adjourn. Should Clear Jam ate reapportionment case. Defeat for Democrats. They also agreed that the de The opinion, a major defeat cision should clear the way for go save post-session control of Senate districts. In the changed situation, the Democrats now must take the initiative and offer concessions.

High Praise for Attorney Republican legislators had for Daley Democrats, was in gressional reapportionment, an breaking of the legislative log jam which has resulted from terpreted as meaning that there the stalemate over redistnct- will not be an at-large election for eitheri legislative house in ing. Key bills, including meas 1966. ures to provide new revenue for the state and for Chicago and It also cleared the way for high praise for Don H. Reuben, who as attorney for State Treasurer William J. Scott has won a series of major reapportionment cases in state and federal courts.

Scott is the only other Republican goal. "I hope the Democrats will now get down to business instead of procrastinating as they have since January," said Sen. Robert F. Chicago, Republican spokesman for a long deadlocked conference committee on legislative reapportionment. "If they don't, the Illinois Su the Illinois Supreme court to assume jurisdiction over con- other municipalities, have been shunted aside because of the redistricting battles.

CHICAGO Illinois Republicans win their reapportionment suit when the United States Supreme court hands down a ruling vesting jurisdiction in the Illinois Supreme court. The high court overrules a three-man federal court panel that had refused to yield jurisdiction. The ruling gives the state legislature first chance at resolving the remap problem, and if it fails to reach an agreement, the state Supreme' court will step in and solve the legislative and congressional redistricting controversies. Page 1 Sam Momo Giancana, the Chicago crime syndicate's top hoodlum, is held in contempt of federal court and packed off to jail like a common criminal. The smirking mob chiefs nearest jail neighbors are two men in adjoining cells who are awaiting trial for murder.

His first jail meal consists of pork sausages and baked beans. Giancana is jailed after refusing to answer questions before a federal grand jury, then telling Judge William J. Campbell he will answer all questions "truthfully," only to renege on his promise and again refuse to answer, despite a legal grant of blanket immunity. Page 1 Mayor Daley appeals to parents to boycott a scheduled two-day boycott of the city schools as a protest to the rehiring of Supt. Benjamin C.

Willis. Mayor Daley declares the boycott can solve nothing, adding, "Only when children have educational opportunities can we have a free society." Sec. 2, p. 9 INTERNATIONAL President Johnson announces the withdrawal of 2,000 United States marines from the Dominican Republic, despite a continuing "serious" situation. He also asks Congress for an additional 89 million dollars to push his massive program of long-range economic assistance and social reforms in southeast Asia.

In answering a question, the President concedes a continuing threat of a Red takeover in the Dominican Republic. Page 1 Viet Cong guerrillas ambush a South Viet Nam military convoy in the central highlands, killing two Americans. Powerful United States paratroop units and Viet Nam ground forces hunt the Red enemy fruitlessly in widespread operations. More than 100 American planes, in half a dozen raids, press the air war against communist North Viet Nam military targets. Two navy Crusader jets are shot down and one pilot is killed.

Page 3 Red China declares the 17th parallel border line between North Viet Nam and South Viet Nam has ceased to exist, and that northerners are free to cross over and help the Viet Cong guerrillas in the Asian civil war. Citing American bombings of North Viet Nam military targets, China says "the Chinese people have acquired the right to do all in their power to aid the Vietnamese people in counter-attacking the United States aggressors." Peking's Communist party organ, The Peoples Daily, says American actions have made a farce of boundary lines between Laos, Viet Nam, and Thailand. The Chinese press charges some United States planes are based in Thailand. Page 3 Special inter-American conference of the Organization of American States approves a resolution creating a three-nation mission to help restore peace in the Dominican Republic. The mission will be composed of representatives of the United States, Brazil, and El Salvador.

Page 5 NATIONAL The United States navy deploys a huge task force led by the carrier Wasp for roles in Thursday's scheduled four-day orbit pressed hope remapping could The Supreme court, in a brief Republican on the state electoral board. be agreed upon within a week opinion, reviewed the clash in or two, and said agreement By intervening in an obscure certainly should be reached if it 4M- preme court will reapportion 3 within the month. case, Reuben brought before the Illinois Supreme court the Reuben acted to encourage the legislature." Seek Ruling on House Altho the opinion at Washing issues that resulted in a Jan prompt Illinois Supreme court uary opinion that it is the action in event the legislature ton dealt only with the state does not act. proper agency to supervise any future litigation over reapportionment of the state legislature. Its opinion dealt only with the Senate, but the state court Asks Procedural Guides In a motion filed yesterday I 7 Senate, The Chicago Tribune learned that Republicans will ask the Illinois Supreme court to take jurisdiction also over creation of new districts with that court, he asked an held open a possibility that it order that the state electoral board suggest procedures by June 15 for the court to follow also might supervise the setting for the House of Representa up of new House districts.

tives. The United States Supreme Simultaneously the state court in preparation and adoption of new senatorial district lines. court ruled that, should the ruled that, under a 1954 constitutional amendment, districts He also asked an Illinois Su legislature fail, reapportionment can be ordered by the for both houses must be set up which both the three-judge federal court and the Illinois Supreme court asserted jurisdiction. The justices then wrote: "We believe that the District court should have stayed its hand. The power of the judiciary of a state to require valid reapportionment or to formulate a valid redistricting plan has not only been recognized by this court but appropriate action by the states in such cases has been specifically encouraged.

"Reasonable Time" Allowed "We therefore vacate the order of the District court dated May 7, 1965. The case is remanded with directions that the District court enter an order fixing a reasonable time within which the appropriate agencies of the state of Illinois, including its Supreme court, may validly redistrict the Illinois state Senate; provided that the same be accomplished within ample time to permit such plan to be utilized in the 1966 election of the members of the state Senate in accordance with the provisions of the Illinois election laws. "The District court shall re preme court order by June 30 establishing these procedures in event the legislature fails to act by that date. Mayor Daley, informed of the Meat Probers Ask Stricter Food Law Fine 1 Workmanship is just as important in sport coats and slacks as it is in formal and business 'Waller-ftforton tailors the. new Polyester and wool blends as well as all wool and pure silk with their usual adherence to perfection.

Sports coats in authentic natural shoulder and regular shoulder models from $110. Slacks in single pleat and plain front models from $37.50. "Walter-Morton CLOTHES ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH US IN CHICACO Ninety-day Charge Accounts Are Available decision, said he is confident now "more than ever before that the legislature will meet its responsibilty and that is to find an equitable plan." He said he knew that already there Continued from first page to study the area of public 3 have been many meetings between leaders of both parties. passage of. a bill which provides for the licensing, of sani William G.

Clark, Illinois at torney general, represented all members of the state electoral tarians in Illinois. The bill requires that those who supervise the inspection of food establishments have prcper edu Si board except Scott in opposing Scott's appeal to the United cation, training, and back States Supreme court. ground. Clark said that "the impact of two Gemini spacemen. Taking up positions across a wide expanse of ocean are more than two dozen ships, hundreds of planes and helicopters, and 15,000 sailors and airmen.

The Another measure recom a health in the state. The report included the following: "It became very apparent to the committee that the effect of chemicals in foods, feeds, and vegetation was a vast and relatively unexplored area of public health in Illinois. "It is recommended that an interim commission be created to review the public health needs of the state in an effort to determine what improvements, programs, and services may be needed to meet the needs of the public health." The committee was critical of regulations regarding the slaughtering of diseased animals, and recommended that the state's meat and poultry inspection laws be reviewed and improved. mended by the committee, and now in effect in 32 states, is a model pure food law. Wasp's role is to lift the returned space capsule aboard her decks as gently as possible, to avoid any damage to its delicate 3 'It became evident to the gear.

Astronauts James A. Aicuivitt Jr. ana iwiwara n. wnue committee that Illinois has for years been operating under very archaic food laws," the are pronounced physically fit for the adventure. Page 1 Marina Oswald, Russian-born widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, report noted.

tain jurisdiction of the case and in the event a valid reapportionment plan for the state Senate is not timely adopted it may enter such orders as it deems appropriate, including a valid reapportionment plan for the state Senate or directing that its members be elected at large pending a valid reapportionment by the state itself." Scott Is Hopeful Scott told reporters he saw no reason why the Democrats and Republicans "can't get together immediately and draw a map." He said "we now have the ground rules for both parties to, go ahead." He ex- Wabash Avenue at Madison Street Also in Detroit of the United States Supreme court decision is that the federal District court has jurisdiction to supervise the reapportionment of the Illinois state Senate. The decision on this issue is in accord with the position I took before the United States Supreme court." Clark said that the federal courts have jurisdiction even after the entry of the Illinois Supreme court, and that any plan adopted by the state for reapportionment of the state Senate must be determined to be valid by a federal District court. Unexplored Area The new act is designed to who assassinated President Kennedy, marries a divorced electronics worker in the Texas village of The marriage climaxes a day in which the couple elope to Oklahoma for a blood test, then slip back into Texas to get a license. Page 1 jS stop adulteration and misbranding of foods, to modernize food factory inspection laws, and to strengthen en President Johnson tells his daughter's high school graduating forcement machinery. The report urged that an in h)A)am terim commission be created rC.

D. PEACOCK Chicago's First Jeweler Est. 1837 class that criticism and the "transient winds of opinion" will not deter him from his course. Luci, 17, and her 59 classmates receive diplomas from the National Cathedral school, a private school for girls. Page 8 The Illinois Senate's judiciary committee approves a new Juvenile court measure but leaves unresolved the main objection voiced by State's Atty.

Daniel P. Ward of Cook county. This issue is the discretion to prosecute juveniles above the age of 13 in Juvenile court or in Criminal court. Under the present law this discretion is vested in state's attorneys a power which Ward contends has not been abused. Page 18 Criminal penalties for owners and operators of slum housing are proposed in a bill introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives.

Rep. Robert E. Mann Chicago submits a bill providing fines up to $1,000 and a year's imprisonment for persons convicted of criminal housing management a newly designated crime after his House investigating committee reports finding widespread rent gouging of public aid recipients living in slum housing. Another bill would create a commission to study rental housing expenditures of relief recipients. Page 18 Six leaders of a Negro mob terrorizing part of New York's Harlem area are held for trial in Criminal court after a hearing attended by 150 of their followers and guarded by 120 uniformed policemen and detectives.

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