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Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 43

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ri i.i. Names in the Ne vs Discrimination Charged Faces By Robin Adams Sloan showed the number of black policemen and firemen were below the proportion of blacks in the city. He asked the U.S. attorney to "take necessary action" to enforce employment practices in the city safety departments. Republican legislative candidate claims the police and fire departments here discriminate against minorities and called upon the U.S.

attorney to enforce the 1964 Civil Rights act. Candidate Ronald C. Morgan said private investigations ACROSS 1 Deteit 5 Condition 10 Bucket 14 Declare openly 15 Ocean steamship 16 Moniter 17 Harhinaer 34 Burn with hot water 35 Metric measure 36 Minute orifice 37 Garden flower 38 Leaping, insect Wallace Reports Feeling in Thighs From Dally News Wire Services SILVER SPRING, Md. For the first time since he was shot in a Laurel, shopping center May 15, Alabama Gov. George C.

Wallace has some feeling in his thighs. Aides reported the development Sunday and said they regarded it with "cautious optimism." 10 Kind of sign 39 a boy" 20 Powerful 40 Large wading bird Firs. nii' Sells Besl What is the beat-selling book of all time? I say the Bible. H.J., Tulsa, Okla. You say wrong.

The all-time best-seller is reportedly "The Prophet" plus other world of Kahlil Gibran, shown above. He wrote a staggering 14 books in his short life, all of which are still in hard cover. Gibran sales are so big nobody bothers to put him on the best-seller list anymore, but Knopf has a $7.95 release of his love letters and can't keep it in print.Gibran wrote most of his stuff not in his native Lebanon but in Greenwich Village, where he was the first of the hippies. This is Gibran's decade and especially his year. The Beatles lifted lyrics from an entire song out of Gibran, J.F.K.'s "ask what you can do" speech came from a Gibran tale called of all things "The New Frontier," and the Nixons had Gibran read at Tricia's wedding.

A TV musical spectacular is set for 1973, envisioned as an Arabian "Jesus Christ Superstar." explosive 21 Border 22 Passionate 24 Earnings 25 Arrow poison 26 Clothing 29 Period of cessation 33 Lean-tos 41 Aquatic birds 42 Type of cigars 44 Attic 45 Devours 46 Grape refuse 47 Sober 50 Air 51 Girl's name 64 Gangster: si. 66 Flower plant 68 Feed the kitty 59 Wigwam 60 Doting 61 River in Belgium 62 Bovine 63 Small card DOWN 1 Sword handle 2 River in Fngland 3 Civil wrong 4 Female sheep 5 Mud 6 Color slightly 7 Girl's name 8 Pipe joint 9 Roving adventurously 10 Mediate 1 1 American author 12 Press 13 Fasting season 18 Raises 23 Wind instrument 24 Broad 25 Silly 26 Appetizing jelly 27 Egyptian Hermes 28 Brief 29 Images 30 Bravery 31 Mountain ridge 32 Smallest amount 34 Chairs 37 Objects 38 Golf term 40 Jacket 41 Antic 43 School book 44 Male goose 46 Indian coin 4 One horse carnage 48 Ages 49 Bestow excessive fondness 50 Record 51 Composer Stravinksy 52 Completed 53 Williams or Griffith 56 Seme 57 Nautical term OME WEEK ONLY Solution 0 Saturday') PuZll CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENI 298-4505 at IB ML fL Any livirtfj (loom and Moll Any In Item, Dininf Ar ft Hall ffegardlfM hi mm AmmmvKmW I N0T Fischer Crafty LOS ANGELES When Bobby Fischer didn't show up in Reykjavlck, Iceland, as expected Sunday there was concern he had changed his mind about meeting Russian Boris Spassky in the world chess championship there July 2. But i in seclusion here, has every intention of playing Spassky, a chess source said today. Like his game, however, the exact time the American champion will make his move is uncertain. Gov.

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The Kentucky governor flew where she gve to Houston Sunday to be exam- performances. ined by DeBakey. Pope Feels Youth Are Close VATICAN CITY Pope Paul says a question recently posed to him by a youth makes him believe youths are close to him. Speaking to a crowd in St. Peter's square before his usual Sunday noon blessing, the pontiff said the question asked of him was, "Is it true that you feel lonesome, Holy Father?" The Pope did not disclose what his reply was.

Castro Heads for Moscow PRAGUE Cuban Premier Fidel Castro leaves for Moscow on another leg of his nine-country tour today after telling Czechs that', North Vietnam needs more support than ever before in the conflict in Southeast Asia. Selassie Ends French PARIS Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has ended a four-day trip to France with a visit to the tomb of President Charles de Gaulle at Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises. Selassie's next stop is Yugoslavia. Ceylon Praises Talks 'TKYO Prime Minister Si rim a mi Bandaranaike of Ceylon says the recent agreements reached by President Nixon and Chinese leaders were a "historic watershed event that brought to an end the freeze in relations" between China and the United States. LJdrs.

Bandaraike made the comment in a spech at a Pfcfci'ng banquet hosted by Chinese Premier Cohu En-lai Sunday night, the New China News agency reported. ni Ex-Envoy in Tel Aviv TEL AVIV Charles Yost, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has arrived here from Egypt. Yost, who conferred with President Anwar Sadat while in Cairo, is on vacation. 9 jtfg: 1 1 Peron dominated for Presidency I 9UENOS AIRES Exiled ex-dictator Juan Peron has been nominated by his party as its candidate in the presidential lection scheduled for next March.

ft is generally believed that the armed forces, who overthrew Peron in 1955, will not permit him to return to power. They are expected to try to induce him to withdraw from the race. There's Man in emale Picture SEATTLE, Wash. The National Federation of Press Women has admitted a male photographer to membership. Phil Webber, a photographer for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer," became the federation's first male member Saturday when the organization opened its enrollment to men.

Bella Working for McGovern NEW YORK-Rep. Bella Abzug was defeated in last week's primary but she has not lost her spirit. She plans to help Sen. George S. McGovern win the Democratic presidential nomination.

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