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VIGIL OF THE CHEYENNES icsofs oin Old Medicine- War New The Standings Pet. CB Los Angeles 71 56 .569 San Francisco 70 55 .560 IV2 71 56 .559 I2 Cincinnati 71 56 .559 IV2 (11 Innings) men stripped to loincloths, and their bodies were painted a yellowish white. On their chests were drawn blue circles, representing the sun; on their backs, partial circles representing the moon. On either side of the noses were drawn chamelions, the adaptable little lizard representing protection against the elements. Bending over a white buffalo skull, an old medicine man spoke in Cheyenne to the fasters.

STURGIS (S.D.t (APi Time crept back through the smoke of a thousand camp-fires yesterday as four Cheyenne Indians kept a vigil on Bear Butte, their sacred hill. The men are praying and fasting for four days to help the American people through the war in Vietnam. Bear Butte near Sturgis is the Cheyenne's holy mountain. It was here their prophet, Sweet Medicine, received four sacred arrows of peace and war and a religious charge. Those fasting were Charles White Dirt, 61; Albert Tall Bull, 5fl.

and Alex Brady, 65, all of the Tongue River Agency in Montana, and James Medicine Elk, 60. of Oklahoma. Medicine Elk is keeper of the sacred arrows and holds the highest position in the tribe. Accompanied by their families and tribal members, including three medicine men, the quartet climbed the butte yesterday and spread buffalo robes upon beds of sage, the will walk to camp and relate their dreams and vision to the medicine men. The dreams will be interpreted, and a forecast made on Vietnam.

As keeper of the arrows, Medicine Elk will have to agree with the interpretation before it will be accepted. Henry Tall Bull, spokesman for the Cheyenne, said the tribe's beliefs were not superficial. "We realize the seriousness of the war," he said. "And this is our way of helping." Finally, the medicine man put aside the skull and his voice became still. He fired a pipe, stone with a wood stem, and pointed it toward the four directions and toward the sacred butte.

Then, placing the bowl on the ground in reverence to the earth, he held the stem as each of the fasters puffed the pipe. The pipe was passed around the circle four times. The fast ends when the sun's rays touch Bear Butte Sunday morning. The men ITS 1747 Tie WEATHER AMERICA FIRST Vs Comic Dictionary San Francisco. East Bay.

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who has said he will make up Bay May Get Rain, Lightning The Bay area's balmy late summer weather may be rudely interrupted by a dying tropical storm named Doreen, the Weather Bureau warned yesterday. Doreen 's center was about 700 miles southwest of San Francisco yesterday and appeared to be heading this way but weakening, Forecaster J. A. Brown said. Though there does not appear to be much chance of her arrival in the area as a full his mind about running for re-election when the first There is lttle difference, their elders told them, between a first sergeant or a snow flies In the Tehachapis, strongly indicated yesterday that he is working on an af Record Set By The Associated Press and United Press International HOUSTON (UPI) World champion astronauts Girdon Cooper and Charles Conrad, tumbling along in their balky spacecraft, last night rolled up more time in space than all other American astronauts combined.

They were "all go" for a Sunday morning splashdown as scheduled. But officials were keeping a cautious eye on a newborn tropical storm in the Atlantic that could cut the flight by one orbit. Piling still another record atop the stack they have built up on this historic flight, the space champs at 8:49 p. m. (PDT) swept past the 155 hours.

48 minutes logged on all previous U. S. manned oribtal flights. This included, of course, the 34 hours and 20 minutes Cooper pretty blonde when the or A mysterious $843 bankroll, including $100 bills, was found yesterday scattered along one of the driveways two floors below ground level at Union Square Garage. By last night, no one had appeared to claim the money, and police were working on the theory the bills were "hot" loot from a bank or store robbery, and perhaps had fallen out of a paper bag or through a hole in a money bag.

Shortly before noon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Georgia of Los Altos Hills were parking their car in the garage when Mrs. Georgia cried: "Stop! Look at that money!" Mrs.

Georgia disembarked and scooped up the bills. Then she and her husband walked across the park to Pan American Airways, called police and proceeded to map a European trip the errand which had brought them up from the Peninsula. Officer John Mikulin took the money to police headquarters and turned it over to the property clerk. If no one claims it by a year from today, Mrs. Georgia must place one ad in a daily newspa- ders are: "Take out the firmative reply for release even before the snow.

The garbage gets taken out because of love, or because Brown did so by announc ing that Roger Kent, North of the draft, it makes no dif ern California chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, will resign to take over a regional chairmanship of the Democratic Co-ordinating Committee. Political observers regarded fledged tropical storm, she could set off thunderstorms and shower activity Mountain areas of the coastal and Sierra ranges might be particularly affect the announcement as a significant step toward a Brown bid for a third term because ference. It's still garbage. Of course, there is the possibility that there's a difference between garbage at Chu Lai and garbage at Milpitas, and perhaps that was what prompted the lemming-like rush on marriage marts Thursday night. LBJ STARTED IT President Johnson had announced that anyone married after midnight Thursday would be of the same draft status as single men.

This brought to fruitation He was known as the father of civil rights in this Mississippi River town a Ku Klux Klan stronghold. The blast occurred outside the Armstrong Tire and Rubber Co. plant, where Metcalfe worked. THREATS The blast damaged four other cars in the same lot. Metcalfe was rushed to.

Jefferson Davis Memorial Hospital for surgery. In Jackson, State NAACP field secretary Charles Ev-ers said Metcalfe had received numerous threats from the Klan. "Many Klansmen work at Armstrong," Evers said. "He (Metcalfe) had been threatened many times." APPEAL TO U.S. Evers wired strong appeals to the Justice Department.

"If they don't provide us with protection, the Negroes are going to provide protection for themselves," Evers said. The Negro leader, whose brother Medgar was shot and killed by a sniper in the summer of 1963, made no (Continued on Page 16, Col. 3) the co-ordinating committee is the campaign organization the first man to go up there twice flew in Faith 7 during for Democratic gubernatorial candidates in California. the Mercury program. The tropical disturbance OFFICER MIKULIN AND MRS.

GEORGIA A quick stop to scoop up mysterious cash per in the Lost and Found happens then, the money column, and if nothing is hers to keep. about 1,400 miles to the HELPED IN '62 The committee worked ef southeast of the astronauts' ed over this weekend, Brown said, and vacationers and travellers should be on the alert. Yesterday's weather continued warmer than usual. The San Francisco high was 75 degrees. San Rafael and San Anselmo topped at 94 de fectively for Brown in the (Continued on Page 4, Col.

5) 1958-1962 elections. It was re- many a budding romance, and (Continued on Page 8, Col. 1) 1 (Continued on Page 8, Col. 1) IS IT A GAG? U. S.

Champ Beats Russ In Phone Chess Match Anybody Find Lost Tugboat? grees, with 92 at Novato and 91 at Woodacre. Unless Doreen a ri continuing fair but cooler weather will prevail over the Bay area with highs to 88 in San Rafael, 76 in San Francisco and mild westerly winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour in the afternoon. Space Program's Own Tokyo Rose A 34-foot tugboat got lost on an eight-mile trip across San Francisco Bay and the ANY well in-tentioned people Coast Guard reported jester day it has no idea where the Storms Rip Midwest; 3 Dead, 146 Hurt Story on Page 9 tugboat has gone. HAVANA (UPI) Bobby Fischer, the American chess "boy wonder," yesterday defeated Russia's former world champion Vassily Smyslov for his second win in the Casablanca Memorial Tournament. The 23-year-old American grand master beat the Russian when Smyslov resigned without resuming play.

The match had been adjourned Thursday night after 43 moves. Fischer is competing by cable from New York, about 1.350 miles away, because the U. S. State Department refused to allow him to come to Cuba. The American youth defeated West Germany's Heinz Lehmann in a first-round match before taking on the Russian.

A crowd of more than 600 persons gathered to follow the play. The Encinal, owned by the vision pool shift. It goes like this: "Hello, boys. (The voice is warm, sultry, insinuating). This is NASA Rose.

Have you been working hard? Is it hot in Houston? Are you getting enough sleep? Your bosses in New York are. What is your wife doing tonight? Goodnight, boys. I'll talk to you again. This is NASA Rose." Utah Construction left the San Bruno Channel Wednesday afternoon for the surest that when you've tried everything else, try religion. Why not try religion first It will save you the trouble and disappointment of trying everything else.

Attend a church in your neighborhood everv Sundav." trip to Bay Farm Island. It Anti-Poverty Gains Cited TAMPA (Fla.) (AP) never arrived. There was no distress signal radioed from Capt. Charles Alexander. 39.

of NEW YORK (UPI) -NASA Rose the space age version of World War IPs Tokyo Rose has only two more nights to test her effectiveness as a propaganda vamp. NASA Rose made her debut early Wednesday on the major networks' private communications hookup linking personnel handling the pooled television network coverage of the Gemini-5 flight. She repeated her message with its "morale-sapping" questions in the wee hours Thursday. 2 MORE DAYS This morning she was silent. If the Gemini flight is terminated Sunday morning as planned she has only two more chances to speak her piece to the overnight tele- Vice President Hubert H.

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8616 Thermal Oakland, the only person aboard. The tug was reported missing Wednesday night, end Coast Guard helicopters searched both sides of the Bay, and even up the Sacramento River. At noon yesterday the Coast Guard issued an "urgent broadcast to all mariners" asking them to be on the lookout for the MUST BE A GAG Overnight pool producer Bill Semans of the American Broadcasting System says it must be a gag. There are several microphones at each network, at the Houston NASA center, and Cape Kennedy that are not laways in use but accesi-ble to a gagster. "We're trying to uncover the identity of NASA Rose, Humphrey said last night the government's program to aid poverty stricken citizens in its first year made 800 grants to 750 cities and counties.

At the same time, he said, more than 500 communities "organized their own wars on poverty" and the poor themselves have been mobilized for their own but not too hard," Seamans said. "There are some dull hours on the overnight and She sort of brightens things up. You know, channel 007 and all that." NASA Rose cannot be heard by the astronauts in Gemini-5 since the voice-to-voice system between Gemini control and the spacecraft is not Vied in directly to the networks' communications hookup. Page Business 50-52 Churches 12-13 Comics 10 Crossword 42 Editorials IS Horoscope 42 Mirror of Mind 17 North State Movies 52 Obituaries 43 Page Ivan Paul 14-16 Shipping 52 Sports 45-50 Suburban 20 Theaters 20-21 TV-Radio 17 Vital Statistics 43 Want Ads 23-42 Weather 50 Women Today 19. help." i i.