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St. Joseph, Gazette, Monday, July 10, 1972 People, Episodes in Today's News lines stopped the pilots with a court injunction because it would cost them too much money. If for some reason the American government does not proceed, we will take some recourse to this action in the Canadian courts. But I feel certain we won't have any trouble having our case heard." Plans Hijack Suit MONTREAL (UPI) The son of the man killed in the first of Pacific Southwest Airline's hijacks last week said Sunday he plans to sue Pacific Southwest because he feels U.S. airlines "are really negligent about hijacking." Robert Carter of Vancouver, B.C., said he plans to file suit in San Francisco Tuesday or Wednesday.

He would not say how much he plans to said. ask "It in i is damages. simply that "It's the not a airlines question in our of opinion amount," are Carter really negligent about hijacking. Pilots in the U.S. and all over the world wanted to on strike to protest the hijackings.

The air- Chess Champs 'Sinful' REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) A newly ordained Latheran minister, preaching his first sermon, assailed chess champions Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky on Sunday. The Rev. Olafur Jens Sigurdsson said in a relitglous broadcast that Fischer, the American challenger for the world championship here, was guilty of the "sin of greed" and Soviet titleholder Spassky the "sin of anger." Fischer was asleep in his quarters; Spassky was fishing for salmon. The two are scheduled to meet Tuesday in the first game of their match for the world chess championship. The clergyman's reference to Fischer's alleged "greed" recalled the American's threat to wreck the 24- game series unless the Icelanders gave him more money.

Spassky's anger was shown in the world champion's threat to walk out unless he got an apology from Fischer 'A Peephole of Hope' VATICAN CITY Pope Paul VI said Sunday the renewal of Paris negotiations this week opens "a peephole of hope" for an end to "the intolerable and bloody" war in Vietnam. The pontiff declared, however, that "the spirit and 1 method which have been the tone of the negotiations for too long must be changed a new, reciprocal and generous purpose of peace." The Pope, speaking to the crowd in St. Peter's Square during his usual Sunday noon benediction, used some of the strongest terms he has ever applied in his denunciations of the war in Southeast Asia. urged that the Paris negotiations be brought to a "quick, realistic and final" agreement which would allow the Vietnamese people to achieve "independence, unity and territorial integrity" A Cool Scrape NEW YORK (AP) The liner Queen Elizabeth 2 arrived Sunday with 1,791 passengers the captain said were unaware they had passed within 10 miles of an iceberg only 700 miles east of New York. Capt.

William Law said there is a field of 400 Icebergs, unusually far south, at 41:45 north latitude and 57.54 west longitude. This is appreximately due east of New York and 300 miles southeast of Halifax. The master of the luxury Cunard Diner said he had taken a course 100 miles to the south of his usual route because of ice warnings, but nevertheless saw one, without using field glasses, 10 miles off the port bow Friday. And 750 Bananas A CERRITOS, Calif. (UPI) Three "troops of Boy Scouts Sunday made and served a 400-foot banana split.

It consisted of: Thirty eight gallons each of vanilla, strawberry and chocolate ice cream; 11 gallons each of pineapple, chocolate and strawberry topping; 23 gallons of whipped cream; 23 pounds of almonds; three gallons of maraschino cherries and 750 bananas. Heads Up! LOS ANGELES (UPI) A 2-year-old man was hospitalized with multiple injuries Sunday after he was struck by a 51-pound watermelon dropped from a window by his girl friend, police said. 0. C. Henry was leaving his home following an argument over a welfare check with Ofena Jones, 25, when he heard her call from an upstairs window.

As he looked up, the melon came hurtling down. Henry suffered a broken right shoulder, two broken ribs and other injuries. Detectives were seeking Miss Jones. Police later weighed the watermelon, which survived the fall intact, and said it would be booked into evidence. Area Weather Forecast MISSOURI Variable cloudiness and warm through Tuesday with a chance for thundershowersmostly Monday night and Tuesday.

Highs Monday 88 to 94. Lows Monday night 68 to 74. Highs Tuesday 90 to 95. KANSAS Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Scattered thundershowers developing west Monday spreading over west and central Monday night.

Highs Monday in the 90s. Lows Monday night in the 70s. Scattered thundershowers central and east Tuesday and turning cooler northwest, Highs Tuesday 90s east to 80s northwest. NEBRASKA Monday mostly sunny hot and humid with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Thundershowers developing, west and central by afternoon moving into eastern Monday night.

Partly cloudy Monday night. Cooler and less humid west and central with winds shifting to northerly. High Monday mid to upper 90s. Low and Monday night low 70s southeast to low 60s Northwest. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler with thundershowers ending east.

Highs in the 80s. TEMPERATURES SINCE 7 A.M. (Readings at The Gazette Building) 7 a.m. 76 5 p.m. 93 8 9 a.m.

7 p.m. p.m. 94 6 a.m. 76 10 a.m. 8 p.m.

94 11 a.m. 9 p.m. 12 Noon 83 10 p.m. 1 p.m. 85 11 p.m.

2 p.m. 12 Midnight 3 p.m. 4 p.m. Local Deaths Mrs. May Bullock Mrs.

May D. Bullock, 97, died Sunday at a local convalescent center. Mrs. Bullock was a native of Doniphan County, but lived about 75 years in St. Joseph.

She was the widow of Aaron S. Bullock. She was a member of the Huffman Memorial Church and a member of the Golden Circle and Builder Clubs at the church. She is survived I by one son. Alan S.

Bullock, St. Joseph; three daughters, Mrs. Bernice Kunz, Eugene, Mrs. Ornelia Anderson, Clarinda, Iowa, and Mrs. Marguerite Hall, Wagener, S.D.; two sisters, Mrs.

Anna Pool, Columbia, and Mrs. Myrtle Brackenbury, Forest Lake, 11 grandchildren, and grandchildren. The body is at the HeatonBowman mortuary, 319 South 10th street. Elmer Schmidt Elmer W. (Beno) Schmidt, 83, died Sunday morning at a hospital after a short illness.

Mr. Schmidt made his home with a daughter, Mrs. Henry N. Reinert, 1920 South 39th street. He was a native of Jefferson City, but came to St.

60 years ago. He was a shoe repairman at the Junetion Shoe Service at East Hills. His wife, Mrs. Nora C. Schmidt, died in 1954.

Other survivors are one brother, Vernon Schmidt, Jefferson, City, several nieces and nephews, and two grandchildren. The body is at the Meierhoffer-Fleeman mortuary. Mrs. Jean Manuel Mrs. Jean Manuel, 3310 Sacramento street, died unexpectedly Sunday in a hospital in Kansas City, Mo.

Mrs. Manuel was recuperating from a recent illness at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Howard Acton, of Kansas City, when she became ill again. She was the widow of Frederick W. Manuel.

Survivors also include one son, James D. Manuel, St. Joseph; one sister, Mrs. Charles Neidinger, St. Joseph, and several grandchildren.

The body is at the Moriah mortuary in Kansas City. Rogers Meets Tito in Yugoslavia BRIONI, Yugoslavia (UPI), Secretary of State William P. Rogers conferred with President Tito Sunday, ending a swing through east Europe to demonstrate U.S. support for independent policies in the Communist world. Rogers and Tito talked privately over lunch on the President's hideaway island of Brioni, just off the Adriatic coast, government officials said.

The American envoy's next stop is Rome, where he winds up a 10-day round-the-world diplomatic tour with talks with Pope Paul VI and the new Italian government. 'BOUND' TO BE BETTER One Book or 1000 ST. JOSEPH BINDERY 1723 Olive St. Ph. 233-2987 HERB RAISER R.

C. Whitaker Robert Culver Whitaker, 58, Milwaukee, died Sunday morning at a Milwaukee hospital. Mr. Whitaker was a -native of St. Joseph but had resided in Milwaukee the past 35 years.

He was the executive vice-president of Juli Ann Fabrics, Inc. Survivors 1 include his wife, Mrs. Marion Whitaker of the home; two sons, Robert C. Whitaker Jr. and Michael Whitaker, both of Milwaukee; four sisters, Mrs.

Paul Yocum, Casper, Mrs. Roy Tanner, Kansas City, and Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Richard Ehlers, both of St.Louis, and two brothers, James W. Whitaker Moberly, and Patrick I H.

Whitaker, St. Joseph. The body is at a mortuary in Milwaukee. Herzog Rites Services for Francis K. (Frank) Herzog, 69, will be at 10:30 this morning at Horigan Chapel in Mount Olivet Cemetery, the Rev.

Paul E. Sattler officiating. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Herzog, Kansas City, died Friday at a hospital there.

He was a native of St. Joseph. CLOSED VACATION ANNA LAURA 514 N. 22nd Open 1 10 9 GEOTHERMAL PLANT LOS ANGELES (UPI) Magma Energy, a developer of geothermal natural steam energy processes, has obtained a contract from San Diego Gas and Electric to build a $3 million prototype plant for a proposed geothermal generating station in California's Imperial Valley. fer ONLY THE DELEGATES ARE MISSING The scene in Florida is set in Miami Beach's Convention Hall for the Democratic National Convention Sunday as security guard Mark Fabian makes sure nobody Continued From Page 1A KCI of the facility only four months away, contractors and workmen are busy at completion work in all areas.

Joe E. Howard, KCI development director, reports that as of June -27 most all construction projects at the complex were on schedule. Mr. Howard said work on the three terminal buildings, apron transition paving, ut utilities, and related jobs from the entrance loop road to: aircraft positions are approximately 97.6 per cent complete. The anitcipated completion date is in September.

Airlines Take Over Most major work already has been completed in the three terminals, and the areas are now in the process of being turned over to individual airlines so that they can finish work on their tenant spaces. The parking lots are paved and in use. Runway and taxisurfaces also have been installed, and are being used by aircraft. A post office, located northwest of the terminals, also is ready to begin full' operation. Adjacent to the postal building are crash-rescue facilities.

Rising high above the airport facilities is a 15-story control tower. The 215-foot high structure, which also houses the weather bureau, is the tallest control tower, in the nation. Along the northwestern edge of KCI, cargo and maintenance buildings for individual airlines also are being constructed. Close to St. Joseph Although the new airport has officially been designated Kansas City International, it is nearly as close to St.

Joseph. Local passengers need only a 30-minute drive on Interstate 29 to reach the airport. Most Kansas City residents have to drive about the same period of time to reach the airport. In addition to its ultra-modern design and passenger convenience, KCI also will provide a great opportunity for the St. Joseph area to share in economic advancement.

Even for the and the adjoining TWA overhaul-maintenance complex provide many and varied job opportunities for St. Joseph area persons. Man Charged in Car Crash A' man, who earlier Sunday reported his car had been stolen, was issued a summons later in the day on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident. Russell Craig Cindrich, 1002 North 6th street, notified police that 1967 model aon-vertible had been stolen time between 6:50 p.m. Saturday and 8:15 a.m: Sunday.

At about 6:30 p.m. Sunday the man was issued the summons by officers for reportedly being involved in a hitand-run accident in the 5800 block on Lake Avenue. Traffic Sgt. Ronald Ellis and Officer Galen Higdon, conducted the investigation. END DENTURE MISERY Miracle DENTURITE loose deatures in five wet.

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Odorless. Money back Ac all drug $250 party emblem to be placed on the speaker's podium. The delegates will stream into the hall Monday night to begin the task of picking a presidential candidate. (AP) British Freighter Mined Off Vietnam HONG KONG (AP) The British freighter London Statesman hit a mine off the South Vietnamese coast Sunday and requested immediate assistance from ships in the area, the Hong Kong Marine Department reported. A dispatch by the British Broadcasting Corp.

in London said the 7.862-ton ship radioed that it had been rocked by an explosion off Nha Trang, 150 miles northeast of Saigon, apparently when it detonated a floating mine. Seek Continued From Page 1A McGovern won in that state's June 6 winner-take-all primary, -only to be stripped from him by the party's Credentials Committee. Humphrey is battling to have the convention with help from a stop-McGovern coalition uphold the Cre dentials Committee's division of the California results among all the primary candidates. This would deprive McGovern of 151 while Humphrey would gain at least 104. The outcome could determine the nomination.

Figure Wednesday With Muskie's help and a claim to the full California delegation, McGovern forces figure they will have broken through to an early presidential nomination Wednesday night. Muskie, the one time frontrunner from Maine, is still publicly neutral on the California dispute but has about 200 "swing" votes that could spell the difference for McGovern. The long parliamentary road tonight was -filled with hazards for both McGovern and the coalition of his foes and the situation in the preconvention power struggle shifted by the hour. At first, McGovern's camp believed that by scheduling the South Carolina delegate challenge first, Humphrey would get the break on a precedent-setting challenge of 0'Brien's ground rules because the majority McGovern would need to defeat it would be out of his reach. Later Ruling But party officials issued a later ruling which greatly restricted the conditions under which Humphrey could appeal an O'Brien ruling from the chair.

And theoretically under 0'Brien's ground rules, McGovern could reclaim the entire 271-vote California gation with 1,433 convention votes rather than the vote majority under another interpretation of the rules. 0'Brien's basic ruling was that on each delegation challenge, a convention majority of eligible voters not including the votes of contested delegates affected in each case would be required. Hearnes Continued From Page 1A 120 of the votes, and he is fighting for all 271 of them as the winner of the California primary. Hubert Humphrey had agreed prior to the election that all California delegate votes should go to the primary winner, but challenges have been filed since the McGovern victory in that state. Governor Hearnes said he would vote to seat the 59 Illinois delegates in the camp of Mayor Richard Daley.

The challenging delegates there are for Senator McGovern. Sen. Stuart. Symington said he wanted to "listen to both sides" before making up his mind on the California delega-tion vote. "It disturbs me a great deal," he said.

"I don't like to see the rules broken after an agreement is made." That might indicate he favors awarding all 271 California seats to McGovern delegates, but he steered clear of making the commitment at this time. Rumors persist here that there may be a challenge of the Missouri delegation, but Governor Hearnes says he has been advised through the credentials committee office that no such challenge has been filed. Some McGovern people were unhappy with the manner in which 12 women were added to the Missouri delegation, but Governor Hearnes said the proper steps were taken. The question of delegate challenges is among the first items of business as the convention opens at 7:30 Monday night. Plans are to continue the session until the challenges are resolved, regardless of the time involved.

U-Turn Results in Arrest of 2 on Two Charges WELLINGTON, Kan. (AP) Two men I being sought by authorities in West Virginia for jailbreaking are. in the custody of the Sumner County sheriff here. The two, Gilbert 0. King, 23, Parkersburg, W.Va., and Ronald B.

McGill, 22, Youngstown, Ohio, were apprehended Saturday night on the Kansas Turnpike and charged with auto theft, a sheriff's spokesman said. ever "Wood County in West Virginia is sending warrants for escaping," the spokesman said, "but they'll be turned over to federal authorities for car theft, and that will probably come first." A highway patrolman reported stopping the two after they made an illegal U-turn on the turnpike. "They weproduce any identification," he said, "and a check showed the car they were driving had been stolen July 6 at Athens, Ohio." Tormenting Rectal Itch Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Promptly Relieved Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief from Such Burning Itch and Pain in Many Cases. The burning itch and pain similar successful results in caused infection and i inflam- many cases. This is the same in hemorrhoidal tissues medication you can buy at any can cause much suffering.

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Brother of Miss Mary Elizabeth Carmichael, Mrs. Clyde Criswell, James. Carmichael, Mr. Phillip Carmichael and Mr. John Carmichael.

Mass will be. celebrated at St. Joseph's Mo. Monday 10:30 A.M. Catholic Church, Easton, Rev.

Lawrence A. SpelchinCelebrant. Interment ger Joseph's Cemetery, Easton, Mo. Rosary will be recited in our H. 0.

Sidenfaden Chapel 7:30 P.M. Sunday. Mr. Mother of Mr. Alan 8.

Bal2207 lock, Mrs. Mrs. Aaron May Doniphan, D. 8. Bernice Bullock Widow Bullock.

Kuna, of a Mrs. Ornelia Anderson Mrs. Marguerite Hail. ter of Mrs. Anna Pool, Mrs.

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JOSEPH TEMPERATURES THIS DATE SINCE 1910 Highest 103 in 1938 Lowest 53 in 1953 THE SUN Sunrise 6:00 a.m. Sunset 8:49 p.m. U.S. weather observations for a 24- Hour period ending at 6:30 p.m. By the Associated Press STATIONS- High Low Pr.

Albuquerque, cloudy 94 Amarillo, cloudy 88 .07 Anchorage, cloudy 66 49 Asheville, clear .01 Atlanta, cloudy Birmingham, cloudy Bismarck, cloudy Boise, cloudy Boston, cloudy Buffalo, rain .01 Charleston, clear Charlotte, cloudy, Chicago, clear Cincinnati, cloudy Cleveland, cloudy .56 Denver, cloudy Des Moines, cloudy Detroit, cloudy 02 Duluth, Fairbanks, cloudy cloudy 52 Fort Worth, cloudy Green Bay, cloudy dv Helana, cloudy Honolulu, cloudy Houston, cloudy Indianapolis, cloudy Jacksonville, thur'torm 1.43 Juneau, cloudy Kansas City, clear Little Rock, cloudy Los Angeles, clear Louisville, cloudy Marquette, Memphis, cloudy Miami, cloudy Milwaukee, cloudy Minneapolis, clear New Orleans, cloudy Oklahoma City, clear Omaha, clear Philadelphia, cloudy Phoenix, clear Pittsburgh, cloudy Portland, cloudy Portland, cloudy Rapid City, cloudy Richmond, cloudy St. Joseph (Airport) St. Louis, cloudy Salt Lake, cloudy San Diego, clear San Francisco, clear Seattle, clear Spokane, clear Tampa, cloudy Washington, cloudy Trace and.