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lo TWELVE A TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITH TODAY'S PICTURES THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY LA THURSDAY JULY 6 1972 Emily Is a Latin name which means "industrious" CAMP Centenary Grad college of sciences at LSU-NO He has also served as a chemistry consultant to the US Bureau of Mines Will Disclose Wallice Plans to Fly To Convention Friday Was Not 'Million Dollar Rain' Is Big Boost to Crops Why Betrothal Ring Went on 3rd Finger ELECTRIC RMEOPTAOI RR SERVICE All Electric Motors Repaired Rebuilt Service Maintenance installation Pickup Delivery EMERY ELECTRIC COMPANY 422-0746 or 422-0747 ROME The ancient Romans started the custom of wearing the betrothal ring on the third finger of the left hand because they believed a vein ran directly from that point to the heart SILVER SPRING Md (AP) George Wallace partially paralyzed but still seeking the presidency ends a J3 day hospital stay Friday and flies to the Democratic National Convention where he will disclose his plans for the future Aides say the Alabama governor will make an important political announcement on his arriv al in Miami Beach But ef making that announcement Wallace will stop briefly in Montgomery Ala to officially pick up the Speas makes the difference in Fish Is Chancellor Of University Dr Jack Carlton a Centenary graduate has been appointed chancellor of Western Carolina University in Cullowhee NC by the Trustees of the 83-year-old college Succeeding Dr Alex Pow Dr Carlton will take over his post as chief administrative officer of the institution August 1 Under the restructured University of North Carolina system of which Western Carolina University is a part heads of the individual schools are called chancellors Dr Carlton who has been president of Macon Junior College in Macon Ga since 1967 is the brother of Dr Virginia Canton chairman of the mathematics department at Centenary Dr Carlton is married to the former Mary Ellen Petree and they nave two sons and two daughters The two daughters also attended Centenary for a time After receiving a bachelor of chemistry degree from Centenary and a masters and Ph from LSU in Baton Rouge Dr Carlton taught at the University of Arkansas and at Georgia Tech He was' then appointed dean of the college of arts and sciences at the University of West Florida in Pensacola and from there went to New Orleans and became the dean of the tern moving in the Central Plains The low temperature Tuesday in the Shreveport area was 69 degrees as compared to the record low of 61 degrees in 1924 for that day The high of 84 was 10 degrees shy of the average and cool compared to the record high of 102 degrees recorded in 1875 by the weather service then the Army Signal Corps located in the Begel's Building on the corner of Texas and Marshall streets THE HIGH pressure system bringing record temperature to the Northern plains and Mid-western states will continue to move eastward and to influence this area A Weather Service official said temperatures Thursday and Friday are expected to show a minimum morning low in the mid-60's cool for this time of year but not of record proportion Afternoon temperatures are expected to be back in the low 90's by Friday From Page One ance activities and other essentials Free from the tension and misfortune of troubled or broken homes the selected appliants are able to enjoy such activities as water sports guns and gun safety canoein hiking nature study music and arts and crafts For many of the boys and girls camp will be the and girls camp will be tht first place they will find companionship without prejudice CONTRIPUTIONS are welcome in any amount the single dollar bills add up fast and the pocket change too! Persons wishing to donate should send cash or checks payable to the Kiwanis Camp Fund in care The Shreveport Journal Shreveport La 71120 But hurry! The deadline for contributions is drawing near A session at Camp Kiwanis on Caddo Lake opens Monday for 12-14 year old boys while 9 and 10 year old girls will be camping at Forbing Hopefully sufficient funds will be donated soon enough to send at least 40 more scholarship applicants to these camps FOR FURTHER information contact Mischler of the YMCA at 423-5151 or Charles Collins of the Kiwanis Club at 423-3651 Donations received tod a were from The Gleaners Class of First Methodist Church $50 The Smith-Wesley Sunday School Class of Noel Memorial Methodist Church $25 Anonymous $5 and "In Memory of Our Parents" $1250 "It was a million dollar rain that occurred in the area recently which will have nothing but good effects for North Louisiana crops" says Ted Carroll Caddo Parish agent for the LSU Cooperative Extension Service The growing season for the area needs continued rains he added but the nearly two inches of rain over the holiday weekend will definitely improve conditions especially in cotton and soybean crops which had a slow start due to droughts in April and May ALTHOUGH theI74Inches of recent rain was a considerable amount it was not excessive according to the local office of the National Wepther Service whose records show the area total rainfall still 609 inches below normal for the calendar year Rainfall reached a total of 276 inches in June but was still 58 inches below normal for the month Weather officials also cited no extreme changes in temperature for July 4 although figures were slightly below normal due to the influence of an Arctic high pressure sys ADVICE Soak fish in Speas Vinegar and water before cooking Tastes better holds shape better Add a tablespoon of Speas to the water for boiled or poached fish won't crumble so easily Sprinkfe Speas over fried or broiled fish FREE Vinegar booklet 60 1 ways to cook and clean with tvinegar Write Speas 2400 Nicholson Ave Kansas City Missouri 64120 4 1 Shatterproof plastic bottle -e 4 ic 1 th14 41 '4 4 4: (4'')- iiile P''--7--- l'7q7V 4144 it 'PE17 evd of i IN Ear eSeg- From Page One sharply reduced the scope with neither China nor Russia evidently prepared to risk a head on collision with the United States especially at this stage of their global peace offensive CHINA'S LIMITED rail supply routes to North Vietnam were said to be used to capacity with virtually no room left for any appreciable Increase Nor is China prepared to let the Russians in to handle their arms supplies to Hanoi reins of state government again Li Gov Jere Beasley has been acting governor since June 4 Wallace was shot while campaigning in Laurel Md on May 15 WALLACE HASbeen fitted with leg braces and a 32-inch high walking bar so he can swing his legs along without the aid of another person He lifts 50-pound weights daily and is doing scores of pushups from his wheelchair with the aid of therapy bars He has lost weight but does not appear gaunt Specially built ramps have been installed at the Miami Beach convention hall to accommodate Wallace's walking bar and wheelchair THEG OVERNO It who trails Sens George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey in Democratic-delegate count aims to influence the party position on such issues as busing and tax reform Aides have given no indication what Wallace will say on arrival at the convention On one of three occasions on which he left the hospital to dine with his wife In a hotel Tuesday night Wallace conferred with four supporters on the Democratic Credentials Committee Wallace will be flown from Andrews Air Force Base Md to Epps Aviation Field in Montgomery and then to Miami International Airport in an Air Force hospital plane HE WILL speak at an airport rally in Montgomery and aides have scheduled another rally at the Miami airport Meanwhile NBC announced that Wallace has withdrawn from a special program of "Meet the Press The program will go on as scheduled Sunday with the five other rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination There was no explanation from the Wallace camp or from NBC as to why the governor withdrew The plastic bottle makes the difference in SPEAS VIREGAR Apple Cider Distilled Seashells embedded 100 feet above sea level show that mighty tidal waves blasted Hawaiian beaches 10 to 70 million years ago CHESS SESSION WAR Unusual Savings Now During Otir Terrific Ilard's air 1111 frO a mile I 1 00 DEMOS 4 41 Attge4 WOLIVWS4VID HERE'S HOW TO LOCATE DILLARD'S WAREHOUSE: St I 1 From Page One half of them were duds One person was reported wounded and a Roman Catholic church and a home were ba dly damaged On the southern front the Saigon command claimed that 208 North Vietnamese were killed and 45 weapons captured in fighting along the Cambodian border 50 miles west of Saigon Four So uth Vietnamese were reported killed and 31 wound ed Spokesmen said many of the rt Vietnamese were slain by air and artillery strikes TILE SAIGON command claims that more than 500 North Vietnamese have been killed since last Sunday In the fighting around the Cambodian town of Kompong Rau just across the border Kompong Rau is on a main infiltration corridor from the Parrot's Beak of Cambodia into the Plain of Reeeds in the norther Mekong Delta IN THE air war against North Vietnam the US Command reported the heaviest raids north of the demilitarized zone since the 1963 bombing halt It said there were more than 360 strikes In the North on Wednesday and nearly 400 in South Vietnam More than half of the latter were on the Quang Tri front The command said an Air Force F4 Phantom was hit by a surface-to-air missie missile over Haiphong but the two crewmen guided the crippled jet over the Tonkin Gulf bailed out and wer rescued It was the 54th US Aircraft reported lost over the North since the resumption of full-scale bombing on April 6 THE COMMAND said the American bombers destroyed or damaged 45 supply trucks 23 warehouses four fuel depots two bridges 17 barges and surface craft nine antiaircraft guns three radar sites and six radar vans a Take Hearne Exit From 1-20 go smith to West 70th St Turn left on 70th and go to Sippel Turn left and follow the signs to Dillard's Warehouse 1 From Page One Spassky whom I respect as a man and admire as a player 11 "IF GRANDMASTER Spas sky or the Soviet people were inconvenienced or discomfited I am indeed unhappy for I had not the slightest intention of this occurring" Later Yefim Gelle the Soviet grandmaster acting as Spassky's second told another news conference the Russians wanted Euwe to condemn the American's conduct and accept blame himself for violating the federation's rules He said Spassky would go home if the demands were not met Euwe came forward and condemned Fischer conceded he himself had broken the rules and added: "I apologize" ASKED IF the Russians were satisfied Geller said they wanted it all in writing Euwe took a pen from his pocket and said "I can write it now" and began drafting a letter 1 Geller then said the Soviet Chess Federation had told Euwe he should award the first game to Spassky by forfeit but Euwe said he did not consider the request official Geller said he didn't think Spassky would accept the award even if Euwe offered it but that the Russians insisted on it anyway Then Euwe put forward his Idea of another postponement But he said this would probably require dividing the match into two halves with 12 or 16 games this summer and the rest later in the year because otherwise it would conflict with the world chess Olympiad In Yugoslavia in September AWARD OF the first game to Spassky would give him a 1-0 advantage at the outset but chess experts said that In such a long match Fischer probably would overcome the disadvantage A player gets one point for winning a game and half a point for a draw Spassky needs 12 points to retain his title Fischer 125 to take it away from him The winner is to get $231250 and the loser $168750 the highest amounts ever paid in chess The original purse was 6125000 with the winner taking five-eights and the loser the remainder But Fischer's holdout brought a $125000 contribution from London banker and chess enthusiast James Slater to double the purse Each player also gets $75000 from the television and film rights (DtatdiRWS WAItENOUSE) (DlittzlimonLARD'S IS Pall SI 1 4 4-P1y Polyester Golden Falcon "78" From Page One laws we remit to local governments that portion of the taxes covered by homestead exemptions" BE RELEASED to newsmen a list of 35 persons whom he said "will be asked to serve on the committee" They include: Presidents of the assessors palice jury school board and municipal associations head ot the school superintendents association New Orleans Mayor Maurice (Moon) Landrieu Treasurer Mrs Mary Evelyn Parker Lake Charles accountant Arthur Collins III House bpeaker (Bubba) henry ot Jonesboro Lt Gov James itzmorris Ed Stagg at the council for a Better Louisiana (CAW New Orleans bond attorney Ilatold Juiell House Clerk David Poynter Seunate Secretary Bill Roberts Collector of Revenue Joe Traigle Natchitoches Negro businessman Ben Johnson State Tax Commission chairman Gordon Johnson Jefferson Parish Assessor Lawrence Chehardy New Orleans Assessor Rienard (Dick) Burke Public Affahs Research Council of Louisiana (PAR) director Ed Steimel Louisiana AFL-CIO president Victor Bussie LAWMAKERS TO be asked by the governor to serve on tne committee include Rep O'Neal of Shreveport Rep Kevin Reilly of Baton Rouge Rep Frank Simoneaux of Baton Rouge Rep Sam LeBlanc of New Orleans Rep Wilbert (Billy) Tauzin of Thibodaux Rep Risley (Pappy) Triche of Napoleon-Rep John of Westwego Rep George Connor Jr of New Orleans Sen (Billy) Brown of Monroe Rep Edgar Mouton of Lafayette Sen Nat Kiefer of New Orleans Jen Francis (Hank) Lauricella of Balaban Sen James (Jim) Brown of Ferriday and Sen Joseph Tiemann of Metairie chief deputy Jefferson Parish assessor "I have not contacted any of these people except the members of the Legislature" Gov Edwards said "I assume that because of their interest this overall problem those enumerated would be willing to serve but of course it isn't mandatory "I BELIEVE that each of these people within their own category will be able to render valuable service and give us effective assistance in studying the problem" the governor said "I genuinely hope that as a result of this committee and its study that we will have drafted and ready for consideration by the Legislature in special session a total package of legislative matters to deal with the problem in the hopes that within the 12-day sessions we can get it considered by the Legislature heard by committee and passed" he said "Some of it I am certain will require constitutional approval on the part of the people in November" Gov Edwards said "WE'RE STILL going to exhaust our judicial remedies" he said indicating that court appeals would be tried "But I think good government and proper planning dictate that I take this step at this time anticipating what my fears are will be the ultimate results of this litigation" The governor said he intended to limit the special session call to state taxation problems and that he did not intend to include no-fault insurance or other matters in the call "Certainly I don't want to mess up the serious business facing us in the special session with another thorny issue like no-fault which can wnit" he said 8 ANY SIZE Front 186 To' 316- Ao Trade In lieeded HIJACK From Page One Hart issued a count claiming the South Dakota senator has 15415 delegates more than the 1509 needed for nomination They called for peace among the bitterly quarreling Democrats saying they were "anxious to unify the party" A UPI tabulation gave McGovern 1396 firm first ballot votes if the Wednesday court decisions stand up The count showed another 55 delegates leaning toward him and 37040 uncommitted McGovern issued a mild statement saying he was "pleased" by the court decision Last week he denounced Credentials Committee action as a "dirty rotten political steal" A spokesman for Sen Hubert Humphrey McGovern's chief rival said the Humphrey camp was "confident that the final and supreme arbiter of seating of delegates and of the rules of the convention is the convention itself" THE APPEALS court held up execution of its order until 1 pm CDT today to give the parties time to seek a stay of the order from the Supreme Court Califano in a statement Issued at Miami Beach said be would recommend that the conVention abide by the lower court decision If that remains "the law of the land" Under California's winnertake-all rules McGovern picked up the state's 271 delegates by winning the June 6 primary The Credentials Committee however rturned this winner-take-all provision and decreed the delegates should be apportioned on the basis of the percentage of popular vote each candidate received CHIEF' JUDGE David Bazelon and Judge George MacKinnon ruled all the California delegates should go to McGovern They upheld McGovern's 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