The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 7

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES THURSDAY MARCH 1966 Asks Supreme Court to Rule Out 'Trials in the Back Rooms of Police Stations" All Have Right to Attorney Wants to Remap Supreme Court Phoenix Ariz An Arizona state senator proposes that the Supreme court it likes reapportionment so take a dose of its own medicine State Sen Robert Morrow introduced a memorial in the Arizona Legislature which asks Congress to set up nine equal-population districts with a Supreme court justice to be elected from each Morrow a Democrat from a rural section of Arizona opposes the edict which the high court has handed down for reapportioning State Legislatures On the Plaza THE LATEST BOOST in mail handling at the Kansas City postoffice is this edger-stacker machine which is capable of feeding a facer-canceler machine at the rate of 30000 pieces of mail an hour Prior to its installation mail was fed to the canceling machine by hand and required eight to 16 men With the new system 15 men can operate two identical systems that previously required more than 30 workmen Roy Shelton a mail handler group leader keeps a close watch on the system More automation is expected soon at the postoffice where 1280928000 pieces of mail were handled in 1965 WORLD TOUR WITHOUT A WRINKLE NEW ST REGIS LOOK Sheraton Organization Acquires Old New York Hotel New York As some of New finest old hotels fall before the wrecking ball the St Regis is planning a return to elegance The 20-story hotel was built at the corner of Fifth avenue and East 55th street in 1904 by Col John Jacob Astor who later went down with the Titanic It has now been acquired by the Sheraton organization which is planning to restore the French atmosphere and furnishings The hotel has been renamed the St Regis-Sher aton Ernest Henderson founder and board chairman of Sheraton said he would make the St Regis-Sheraton into most hotel in town TO CUT PACKER WASTE Stony Brook's arnel jersey ompletely lined hand washable drips dry never needs an iron White with navy and red or white with black and brown 8-16 SI 800 Omaha Council to Halt Pollution of River Omaha Neb (AP) The Omaha city council has passed unanimously an ordinance to cut the flow of packing house and industrial wastes into the Omaha sewer system and thus into the Missouri river The effective date set yesterday is December 15 the federal government deadline for an end to pollution of the river The action was taken in the face of pleas from the packing house industry for a delay Omaha is the largest livestock market and meat-packing center Dress and Doll Her own little dress with her doll wearing the same outfit Checked cotton topped by eyelet-embroidery trimmed white collar Pink blue or yellow checks sizes 1 -2-3-years Tots' Toddler's 1st Floor Downtown and all our Stores State 2nd color choice Phone GRand 1-7515 Warren Olney III director of the administrative office of the courts said the designation has nothing to do with action of the judicial council of the Circuit court in Denver last December 13 The council said Chandler at that time was unable or unwilling to handle his work as District judge in Oklahoma City Shift to Denim Denim darlings with chic new sass in washable blue cotton for 7-14 (A) Sleeveless bunny with kerchief red and white smocked yoke trim (B) Short sleeved Henly style with white buttons and binding trim Girls' Shop 1 st Floor Downtown Also available at all our Stores Phone GRand 1-7515 as Phone GRand 1-7515.