Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 9

ihirmr Wednesday may 17 1967 9 Little Election in Detroit Getting National Attention DETROIT (AP) A young man fresh out of law school run ning in a special election for minor state office at tract much attention usually But the race that ends in po lling places on North west Side next Tuesday has sparked the interest of national leaders in both political parties plus millions who love or des pise the name James Hoffa The race pits James Philip Hoffa 26 son of the imprisoned Teamster Union president against Anthony Licata 48 an advertising executive mak ing a second bid for elective office Hoffa is a Democrat Licata is a Republican seeking to fill a house vacancy caused by a death in that chamber which has a 54 54 Democrat Republican split Re nublican Gov George Romney badly needs all the help he can get in winning a fiscal reform program that could bolster his standing as presidential timber Romney took the district the 19th in his landslide re election last fall and he plans to campaign for Licata this week end But the odds currently favor Hoffa He got the nomination over 15 others and the district is usually considered safe for Democrats Hoffa also has the endorse ment of Vice President Hubert Humphrey and New York Sen Robert Kennedy who started the prosecution that jailed the senior Hoffa for jury tampering Hoffa the candidate has little or nothing to say about the en dorsement by Kennedy a bitter foe of his father as he cam paigns in the mainly middle Now in the new 12 oz bottle Schlitz finest Draught Beer 6 Pak or 1 2 oz bottles "When you're out of Schlitz you're out of beer" (Radio JO WEDNESDAY WUSN CHARLESTON CHANNEL 2 10:30 Dateline 11:00 Supermarket 11:30 One in Million 12:00 Everybody's Talking 12:30 Have Gun Travel 1:00 ujritbe 2:00 Ncwleywed Game 230 Dream Girl 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 Dark Shadows 4:00 Dating Game 4 30 Merv Griffin 5:30 Peter 600 Ixjcp News 6:30 RX Patrol 7:00 Klass KwiX 7:30 Bravcs hillies 00 Movie 11:00 News Wea Spts 11:30 Joey Bishop Show WCSC CHARLESTON CHANNEL 5 class district where many in dustrial hence unionized work ers live But he hide the fact that his father is in jail either Young Jimmy a University of Michigan Law School graduate visited his father at the ederal Penitentiary at Lewisburg Pa recently and came away sawing been told run and run Improperly Stored oods Might Be Cause of Cancer WASHINGTON (AP) Gov ernment cancer fighters are exploring the possibility that liver or stomach malignancies might result from poisonous molds that can develop in im properly stored grains and cer tain other foods NASHVILLE Tenn (AP) A bill to repeal 42 year old subject of heated arguments and a famed trial over the years was passed without debate Tuesday by the State Senate and sent to Gov Buford Ellington for his signature After previously arguing the bill at length several weeks ago then deadlocking 16 16 the Sen ate on Tuesday took only three minutes to pass it 20 to 13 It marks the end to years of controversy highlighted by the 1925 trial involving John Scopes now a retired Shreve port La geologist who was convicted of violating the law as a young biology teacher at Day ton Tenn The monkey law forbid the teaching in public schools of any theory on the biological evolu tion of man In Shreveport on Tuesday Scopes 67 said am very hap about the repeal vote came only a day after another science teach er Gary Scott 24 Jacksboro Tenn challenged the validity of the law in a US District Court suit This was reported by Dr Kennth Endicott head of the National Cancer Institute in testimony to a House Ap propriations subcommittee re leased Tuesday Endicott said the tip off that there might be a hazard in con Scott who had been fired on grounds including a charge that he violated the antievolution law but who was reinstated in his teaching job Monday said the suit will be withdrawn have achieved all of our objectives which we originally set out to Scott said am pleased with the action taken by the Senate and that we will not have to continue with the law Scopes the only person con victed under the law was fined the maximum $100 but escaped the fine through a technicality That trial brought together in one courtroom Clarence Dar row foremost criminal lawyer of his day for the defense and William Jennings Bryan the famed orator and three time candidate for president for the prosecution One of the sponsors of the re peal bill Sen Clayton Elam Memphis summed up the feel ing of many after vote: put Tennessee in the 20th Ellington is expected to sign the bill Wednesday taminated food had come from suspicious findings of that na ture in Africa and Japan He gave this background: are toxic products of fungi that contaminate food and may be implicated in cancer of the liver in Africa and cancer of the stomach in he said them are products of the mold aspergillus flavus called Saying that animal studies in this country had added further incriminating evidence Endi cott said: have consequent ly become greatly interested in the possibility that aflatoxins may have a role in causing can cer in man think it would be appropri ate to state for the record that this problem of mycotoxins the aflatoxin being the first of the series is likely to have a major impact on food technology in this country molds are widespread in nature and in stored grains and in many different types of food molds grow and are capa ble of producing these toxic ma terials I think before we are all finished we are going to end up seeing some major changes in the way that the food is harvest ed and stored in order to pre vent formation of these poisons in the Endicott said in response to questions by Rep William Natcher Ky is real ly no doubt that smoking ciga rettes increases lung cancer but there are a number of fac tors Tennessee Repeals Historic Monkey Law 10:00 Can'fid Camera 2:00 Password 6:35 Sports 10:30 Hillbillies 11:00 Andy nf Mayberry 11 30 Dick Van Dske Love of life 0 Search Tomorrow 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6:30 CBS pm News 7:00 Island 7:30 Lost in Space 8:30 Hillbillies 9:00 Green Acres 1:30 Gomer Pyle 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:00 Wea Ncws Spts 11:30 Joey Bishop 970 8:00 Rec News 900 Rec News 10:00 Rec News 11:00 Mulc 12:00 Mcdltationi Music In Stereo News on WJMX 1031 Mgs WASHINGTON (AP) Ruth erford controversial nomination as deputy adminis trator of US foreign aid won Senate confirmation Tuesday after it barely escaped being shelved The Senate rejected 43 to 42 a motion by Sen Birch Bayh Ind to sent the nomination Ind to send the nomination lations Committee for reconsid eration which would have killed it Then Poats sailed through on a 61 24 vote for confirmation Bayh fought vigorously against Poats and succeeded in delaying action since President Johnson sent the nomination to the Senate last October Poats who joined the foreign But irst Pack UP and 1 vSTTm aid agency in 1961 after serving in the ar East as a foreign cor respondent is a native of Spar tanburg SC and attended Emory University Atlanta Ga He now lives with his wife and four children in a Virginia sub urb of Washington Poats 44 was regional ad ministrator for Southeast Asia in the Agency for International Development (AID) from March 1964 until Johnson chose him for the No 2 spot in administering the entire US aid program In his final appeal for delay Bayh told the Senate he was looking into situations in which AID to be doing busi ness with firms whose clients include Chinese Communist in He said he also was investigating reports of profi teering on sales of substandard milk in Vietnam and kickbacks to importers initial opposition was directed at what he said was the purchase of overpriced inferior steel in the ar East And this led to comments that opposition reflected that of Indi ana steel producers who object ed to AID purchase of foreign steel The senator took note of those comments in the debate assert ing it was among slanders that nad been directed at him Sen Mike Mansfield Mont the majority leader opened the dis cussion by introducing state ments of support for Poats from David Bell former adminis trator of AID and Rep John Moss Calif chairman of a House committee that inves tigated the foreign aid program Bayh refused to accept argu ments of supporters of Poats that the nominee could not be held personally responsible for conditions found in the Vietnam aid program He said Poats was the admin istrator with direct responsi bility Bayh argued that Johnson had nominated Poats on the basis of misleading and bad advice Poats was chosen for the $28 500 a year post to succeed Wil liam Gaud who moved up to administrator when Bell left Pentagon Denies Sale to Commies WASHINGTON (AP) Two Pentagon officials are on record discounting senatorial sugges tions that 20000 automatic rifles under sale contract to Singapore might find their way to Red Chi na This came out when Sen Mar garet Chase Smith Maine and repeated the statement be fore a House Armed Services subcommittee publicly Monday that an administrative defect had been found in the contract to sell 20000 M16 type rifles to the government of Singapore for its security forces The M16 a light infantry Arrange for from Home Telephone tts or tell your oamer a far days ehead WHEREVER you go youH need your own newspaper to keep you in touch with afl thu exciting and interesting happenings at home and abroad and bring you the speeiai pages features columns and comics you ahrays enjoy each day SO ARRANGE for this added vacation treat daily arrival of your favorite newspaper! Just give us your vacation address and dates several days before you leave forward your newspaper and resume delivery when you return OR YOUR carrier will keep year papers in day to day order and deliver them in one pack age when you get so you ean catch up with al that occurs in your absence No extra charge lor either vacation newu service Jtomur lUuritiitij told Robert A Brooks assistant secretary of the Army and Maj Gen A Miley Jr director of Army material acquisitions that she and other senators had heard such rumors Mrs Smith asked Brooks if he any of your people received any rumors whatever of these rifles going from Singapore to Red reports of that kind have come to my Brooks replied Turning to Miley Mrs Smith asked: have he re plied have heard such a rumor on several the wom an senator said never heard Miley maintained Their exchange came at a closed April 5 hearing of the Senate Preparedness subcom mittee copies of which were made public Tuesday night aft er Pentagon censoring Brooks said at this hearing weapon also is being supplied to US forces in Vietnam with some going to allies In neither hearing however did Brooks make it clear wheth er the Singapore contract is being voided However he told the Senate subcommittee at the April hearings that shipments of the rifles in of this spring and could continue over 18 months The reference went unexplained At both hearings Brooks said the sale of these rifles which have only small variations from the M16 would not interfere with the delivery of weapons to troops in Vietnam under a schedule laid down by Gen Wil liam Westmoreland the US commander there Sen Henry Jackson Wash suggested there might be some international politics involved in the sale to a country that lately seems to have swung to the US side Brooks replied would im agine Dressed in tweed coat and regimental striped tie and band ing out campaign literature that bears a picture of the whole fa mily young Hoffa is smiling and easygoing Jim he says running for the State House But the young man chunky like his father shows a trace of anger when asked directly if he had tried to avoid mention of the head of the family he says firmly never try to disassociate your self from your father run ning on my own qualifications and my experience in the Sen The experience is one work as a state legislative aide Hoffa also is running with the endorsement and help appar ently volunteer of the Team sters and the United Auto Work ers both powerful in the dis trict not to mention the city The Teamsters threw 70 men into the primary campaign and involved in this cam paign too Campaign coordina tor is Otto Wendell an official of the senior home Local No 299 While young Hoffa makes his daily rounds surrounded by aides and others Licata often campaigns alone He works at his office until 1 pm each day then strikes out on walking tours greeting peo ple on the streets and knocking at doors have a said the attractive wavy haired Licata as he stumped the district in a pin stripe suit a raincoat and brief case under his arm are certain things I am to do and doing he adds But he himself remains guarded about his chances INAL DISCHARGE All parties interested will please take notice that Eunice Creel Executrix of the es tate of Creel deceased has this day made application unto the Court of Probate of lorence County for final dis charge as such Executrix and that the 6th day of June 1967 at 10 am is the time appointed for a hearing on the KENNETH GRIMSLEY lorence County Judge of Probate (May 3 10 17 24) or Want Ads Call 662 0454 CLASSIIED RATES Lines 13 5 7 Day Days Days Days 3 75c 180 260 336 4 96c 240 360 448 5 120 300 450 560 6 144 360 540 672 7 168 420 630 784 8 192 480 720 896 9 216 5A0 810 1008 MINIMUM CHARGE 3 LINES All ads must ran consecutive day) with out change of cony to earn the low rate) sbove Ads ordered for non consecutlv days are charged at the one day rate Box number charge of 50 cent) DEADLINES Want ads lor Tuesday 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