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DA1XY WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, -1365 I By THEO WILSON A beaming Mayor Wagner and bride, the former Barbara Cavanagh, left Kennedy I Airio.t on an Eastern Air Lines flisrht for Florida yesterday after a mob of newsmen. nn (d) nn well-wishers and autograph hunters around them finally broke up and. let board 4: the plane. o) tat week I I VwJf ill nk'r By JIM McCULLEY Surjreons successfully repaired the fractured loft hip of Met manager Casey Stengel, 01' 37, yesterday morning at Roosevelt Hospital and then predicted the beloved 75-year-old baseball hero would be walking again in a week's time with the aid of crutches or a cane. The national pastime's OV Perfesser is expected to remain in the hospital for about three weeks.

He is sched- Their honeymoon hideaway, Marco Island, off the southwest coast of Florida, is owned by one of their friends and the couple expect to stay there until Aug. 8 or 9. The Wagners spent their wedding night at the Carlyle Hotel. After their honeymoon, they will stay at the Carlyle while they are apartment hunting. They will use the official residence, Gracie Mansion, only for official functions.

A 3-Bedroom Flat Barbara said: "We are looking for a three-bedroom apartment, for the boys and ourselves, but each one has his own views." The boys, Robert 21, and Duncan, 18, the Mayor's sons by his late wife, Susan, were delayed in getting to the airport and their father kept looking for them in the crowd. They finally arrived, boarded the plane with their father and stepmother, and left the jet minutes before it prepared to take off. They Both Smile Barbara was wearing a two-piece white and blue dress, and a big smile. The Mayor was wearing a gray business suit and an equally big smile. He looked disconcerted only once -when somebody asked him if he could be reached in case of a city crisis, "ies, said the Mayor, his aids 'jiy it a knew how to reach him, but, he added: "I sincerely hope no crisis will develop." (Other pics, pag 1, centerfold) (NEWS foto by Tom GallagherV Mayor Wagner and bride, Barbara, wave good-by at Kennedy Airport.

The Mayor's sons, Robert Jr. (left) and Duncan, are on hand to see the newlyweds off on their honeymoon. near 169th St. Police set up a special phone number, MElrose 5-4920, to receive information from anyone who had knowledge of the boys' identities or description. The wounded youngsters, Carlos Valentin, 6, of 1262 Webster and his sister, Angelina, 7 were reported in good condition in Morrisania Hospital.

I KWS foto by Frank Castoral) lr. Kdna Stensel (right) arrives at Roosevelt Hospital with Mrs. IWuthv lleffner, wife of Met roach Don Heffner. tiled for a lonjr period of convalescence at his home in Cilendale. Calif, after that, and whether he will be able to rejoin the team before season's end is in doubt.

We Wntrum, former Giants DAILY ALMANAC Hunt Pressed For Snipers Fifty detectives of the Mor-risania squad questioned more than 100 persons yesterday in their quest for the youthful snipers who shot and wounded a little Bronx boy and his sister on Monday. The cops were seeking two boys, 14 to 16 years old, who witnesses said fired shots from a .22 caliber rifle on the roof of a five-story tenement at 1263 Webster -THE MOON Aug. 4 Aug. 12 Au 1 28 First Q. Full Last Q.

New WEDNESDAY, JULT 2. 1S (U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast) (Eastern Daylight Time) CLOUDY Warm; temperature rang 68-83; humi-tcmp indei about 75; winds west at 10 to 15 m.p.h. Tomorrow, cloudy and warm.

EASTERN NEW YORK STATE Cloudy and warm. catcher and Stengel's right-hand man for the past two seasons, is serving the Mets as interim manager. 'Fverything Went Well' Dr. I'eter LaMotte, who headed the operating team of orthopedic surgeons working on Stengel, sail) "everything went well." They wheeled Casey into the operating room at 7:45 A.M. and the job was completed at 9:15 A.M.

The surgery took about 45 minutes. "Stengel's surgery involved a hip prosthesis," Dr. LaMotte told reporters. "This means a metal ball is placed at the head of the Contniucd on paf 81, col. 5) TODAY'S FORECAST nrncATt RllfiliHCTOMtOU-K' Medicare Wins Final Mouse CMC Washington.

July 27 (News Bureau) The House put its stamp of approval on the historic new billion social security law today and sent it along to the Senate II St IktV I aWeVAKl RIFF ill) BUil If i--tm- r63(cKLVEUU( PITTSBURGH FaTyair lor iinal approval tomorrow. rrisrtr aj T. ifiuii inri flui Sunrise 5:49 A.M. aunset P.M. Moon risea 5:35 A.M.; sets 1:55 P.M.

Morning; stare: Jupiter, Saturn; ere-ninff stars: Venus. Mara. yiaanBlM'lfflJgilllllillilllllllllll IMIIMilllJi I How Wsataerasaa Dial Yesterday Hi Ifetmtt wmu Sunny and pleasant, temperature range 66-85. TEMPERATURES IN NEW YORK MAXIMUM, P. 7 MINIMUM, 4:35 A.

6 Highest this date, In 1963 Lowest this date, 65 In 120 1 a. 73 9 a. 73 5 p. 74 2 a. 71(10 a.

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71111 p. 8 a. m.71! 4 p. 73MldnlghU. HUMIDITY 51 at A.

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70; 5 P. M. 68. At 79 Iffects 11 af ss; It Tt-fealf; (9-all. For 24 hours ended at 8 P.

M. July 27. Mean temperature. 73: normal. 7S; average below normal since July 2.22 degrees.

Precipitation, trace; total since Jan. 1. 16.3 inches. Total this date, 19G4. 21.93 inches.

Total since July 1, 1.31 INDEX TO FEATURES FUR EUUU- jrtVWKHMGTOIIi CLOUDY Beauty 60 Movies 70 46 How the new Social Security Law will pour millions ol dollars into health care lor children Turn to Page 40. The House voted .107 to 116 ftr the law which provides health care for the aged and scores of other benefits for the young, the disabled, the poor of all ages. In the final roll call, only 48 Democrats and l'H Republicans Bridga by Goron 56 Obituaries SHOWERS RU By Gaorqe 56 Opinion Poll 20 60 Parents.Childrn 71 Correct Thing Crossword HOW CITIES FARED YESTERDAY Observation at Weather Bureau ata-tiona taken at 8 A. M. Tuesday.

48 41 56 65 47 41 45 36 82 Patterns People's Voice Ponder This Recipe Serial Story IN LAST 24 HOURS Senate Vote Due The Senate immediately ance, will go into effect next took Julv. Details on how nnrl when Editorial Fashions Mary Feeley Fishing Food Friend in Need Ttmpcrstara Hlfh Urn 82 54 of Bala 53 Short Story 50 Social Security elderly citizens can make sure 1 they are covered will be made available early this fall, i Chairman Wilbur Mills (D-; Ark.) of the Ways Means C1U Albany Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chieaeo Cleveland Detroit Houston 38 52 74 36 66 72 56 78 87 86 79 78 81 81 84 .01 Trace Hedda Hopper 68 Sports Horoscope 61 Stock Market Inquiring Fotog. 41 Theatre Jumble 64 TV, Radio Warren King 41 Dr. Van Dellen Love Matters 57 Dick Young Chat. McHarry 64 Comics Gasoline Alley 56 The Neighbors Weather Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Clear Cloudy Clear P.Cldy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy P.Cl'dy P.Cl'd.v Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 1965 JULY 1965 70 65 61 73 66 68 76 72 59 74 79 62 67 80 65 72 73 1.41 .01 the bill up, but leaders said the roll call would be held up until tomorrow.

Then the bill will go to President Johnson and the program will start paying dividends almost immediately. Assuming approval, checks covering a retroactive 7'r boost in cash payments will go out to 20 million social security beneficiaries in September individual retired workers will get up to $71 and couples as much as $107 to cover the increases for the first eight months of 1 'M'. In Kffect Next July Sua. Mea. Tue.

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He told the House the final bill was "one of the most far-reaching measures to be brought before this or any other Congress." Rep. John W. Brynes ranking Ways Means Republican, sounded a final note of caution about the heavy load put on the payroll tax system. He warned "there is a limit to the Brother Juniper 56 On Stage .01 Dondi 44 Orphan Annie 65 66 61 73 47 64 38 45 AUGUST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Kerry Drake Hapless Harry Henry Li'l Abner Louie 73 Smilin' Jack 52 Smitty 73 Brenda Starr 73 Terry 56 Dick Tracy TIMEOF TIDES (By U. S.

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