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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

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2-A THE KANSAS CITY TIMES Thursday June 29 1972 High Court Likely to Reject Surveillance Rehearing Bid Glimpses From the News Skiing Deaths Bern Switzerland Mountain accidents resulted in 160 deaths in Switzerland last year including those of 47 skiers officials reported Z' responsibility of deciding whether to bow out of a case statute prescribes grounds upon which a justice of this court may be disqualified in any Jackson said court itself has never undertaken by rule or decision to formulate any uniform practice on the subject There is no authori-1 ty known to me under which a majority of this court has the-power under any circumstances I to exclude one of its duly com-1 missioned justices from sitting or voting in any Martha John Vanish From Club Rye NY (AP)-John Mitchell former attorney general and his wife Mrs Martha MitcheU slipped away from the elegant Westchester Country Club where Mrs Mitchell had spent three days Where they went was not known Mrs Mitchell was quoted over the weekend as having said she would leave her husband until he left politics The club management had reported she was in an eighth-floor suite accompanied only by a But Mitchell now President campaign head arrived secretly at the club Monday after newspaper accounts of Mrs ultimatum appeared MRS MITCHELL By Joe Lastelic Of Th Star's Washington Bureau Washington An American Civil Liberties Union request for a rehearing by Supreme Court of an Army surveillance case Is expected to be rejected today because of precedent The ACLU in asking for a rehearing complained that Justice William Rehnquist should have disqualified himself because he had served as an assistant US attorney general and had testified before a Senate subcommittee about the case The high court with Rehnquist siding with the majority voted 5 to 4 Monday that courts lack power to hear the complaints of antiwar protesters against surveillance by the military In 1945 the court faced a similar challenge In the Jewel Ridge Coal Corporation case the court decided 5 to 4 that the United Mine Workers in Virginia were entitled to portal-to-por-ital pay The corporation appealed saying Justice Hugo Black should have disqualified himself because as a member of the senate he had opposed por-tal-to-portal pay The court refused a rehearing in that case Justice Robert Jackson said ithen that each justice has the Brethren Cut Church Budget Cincinnati The Church of the Brethren yesterday announced reductions in its national budget and staff in a reluctant bow to economic pressures The 181000-member church in convention here said $200000 was being cut from its 1973 budget and four staff members were being released Phone Sunday Want Ads in 11 a Sat Adv Shop Thursday: Downtown And Brookside 9:30 To 8:30 Plaza 9:30 To 9 And Metcalf South 10 To 9 Four Stores Of Fashion Paper Seeks Nude Centerfold Bethel Conn (AP) The local weekly newspaper asked its readers yesterday if they want a nude centerfold and to send in the names of any man or woman they think might make a good candidate for the picture An editorial in this edition of the Bethel Home News says the paper is considering the idea of the nude centerfold and asks for reader reaction Under the editorial is a coupon the readers can clip and return The readers can check three alternatives on the coupon: you should be and Peachy Why you think of it First Convention March Today Miami Beach Fla Jerry Rubin Yippie leader has announced plans for what he called first demonstration of the convention Rubin one of the Chicago Seven defendants said a march was planned for this afternoon acquaint citizens of Miami Beach with a peaceful nonviolent and legal Robinson Told Report False New York (AP) Jackie Robinson cited Tuesday by Jack Anderson columnist as being on a Secret Service list of potential threats to the President said yesterday the FBI and the Department of Justice have assured him the report is untrue Robinson quoted Patrick Gray III acting FBI director and Richard Kleindienst attorney general as terming allegation intended to ridicule the alleged list as lot of Robinson 53 a member of Hall of Fame and now owner of an Englewood Cliffs NJ construction company said he had appeared at a White House gate three years ago with 15 or 20 other small businessmen to ask ROBINSON for a meeting with President Nixon on black capitalism and that everyone who seeks a presidential meeting there is checked out by the Secret Service Beer Can Bumpers for Carsx Tucson Forty University of Arizona engineering students have combined 20 used beer cans with $2 worth of lumber to develop a bumpier they say will leave cars undamaged in collisions of five miles an hour not very attractive but I think people are beginning to be more willing to buy cars that necessarily attractive but are safer and more Lawtence Scott chief adviser to the students said The cans are sandwiched lengthwise between two pieces of lumber and Scott said can be attached to conventional cars to replace original bumpers you take a beer can and stand it on end find it can absorb a lot of about 200 pounds of it in he said principle of our bumpier is to have the cans absorb the impact instead of the car Singer Honors Elderly Gorilla Philadelphia Massa one pf the oldest captive gorillas in the world observed his 41st birthday anniversary yesterday at the Philadelphia Zoo by munching a with carrot candles and listening to several bars of sung by a professional singer ButMassa who came to the zoo 36 years ago had to share the spotlight with the zoo itself which celebrated its 98th birthday anniversary Photographers Upset Champion Reykjavik Iceland (AP) Boris Spassky of Russia who has a reputation for glacial calm had an outburst of nerves yesterday less than a w'eek before he stakes his world chess title against Bobby Fischer of the United States Spassky stormed off a tennis court and went to his hotel after three photographers began taking pictures of him with Jivo Nei a compatriot helping him train for the match are ruining our Spassky said is a daily routine which I must get on The photographers were standing outside a SPASSKY fence which circles the asphalt court in a schoolyard Pet Alligator Missing in City Hobbs NM (AP) John Roger Enzymes -foot-long pet alligator is missing from its home behind the sew'age treatment plant office Jerry A Miller acting city manager said: little alligator has been a morale booster for employees a joy to children and a means of getting citizens to visit the waste treatment plant I hope he will be found alive and returned to the City employees and local business firms donated labor and mammals to build John Roger a 12-foot-square concrete poor surrounded by a wire fence The 5-foot-high fence is topped by two feet of barbed wire except for the locked entry gate He accused authorities of using solutions not economic in planning to handle the thousands of nondelegates expected to demonstrate during the Democratic convention July 10-14 and the Republican conclave Aug 21-24 RUBIN UTUMN'S NEW HABERDASHER LOOK ACT III" HAS IT IN PEWTER GRAY WASHABLE POLYESTER COORDINATES Haberdasher dash menswear stripes with a dash of dots for good measure dandified and definitely easy care thanks to fuss-free polyester fabric Everything in varying gray-dations from pewter to j) powder gray In sizes 8 to 18 From the collection: US Firm Lights Brazilian Statue Rio de Janeiro The statue of Christ on Corcova-do Mountain shines brighter now with a new 68000-dollar floodlight system donated by the US company General Electric Eugenio Cardinal Salles archbishop of Rio attended a ceremony inaugurating the new lighting for the 40-year-old statue a Latin American landmark The 44 floodlights were said to make the statue five times brighter than it was under the old lighting A speaker at the ceremony said the bluish light was intended bring out the mystic character of the Governor's Mansion Uninhabitable Harrisburg Pa (AP) Gov Milton floodstricken official residence will be uninhabitable for months state officials say Mud still covered the first floor of the 4-year-old executive mansion which lies a block away from the Susquehanna River Furniture art objects and carpets had been moved up to the second floor when the river began flooding Frank Hilton secretary of property and supplies said he will look for a temporary heme for the governor and his wife SHAPP Figure At Left Belted Jacket 4400 Pleated Skirt 2200 Sleeveless Dot Shell 1800 Not Shown Stripe Skirt 1800 Figure At Right Stripe Vest 2800 Solid Slacks 2200 Long Sleeve Blouse 2600 Not Shown Stripe Slacks 2400 -v v- -w -v SHOP TIL 8:30 TONIGHT PLAZA SPECIAL PURCK4SE 3 DAYS ONLY Misses Sportswear 3rd Floor Downtown Also Brookside Plaza And Metcalf Nixon to Meet Press Tonight Washington President news conference tonight is scheduled for 8 pm Kansas City time It will be his first such appearance before live cameras and microphones since June 1 1971 Nov 12 1971 he had a news conference which was fumed for later broaocast The President and Mrs Nixon flew by helicopter yesterday to their Camp David Lodge near Thurmont Md Nixon who left key aides oehind must lie hack in time for his television-radio news conference style always double-breasted black dyed Persian lamb jacket with your choice of Emba mink or Ranch dyed mink collar and cuffs 295 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Use Our Layaway Plan A small deposit holds with no carrying charge PEAK-OF-THE-SEASON DRESSES WITH A FAVORITE FASHION LABEL il tiation of contracts with the Algerians Should the obstacles be overcome the Algerian imports would provide only 2 per cent of US gas consumption needs estimated at 221 trillion cubic feet in 1971 But with consumption quickly outpacing new gas discoveries here the commission emphasized that the time had come to change government policies toward domestic producers IAS FUR COMPANY Finest Furriers DOWNTOWN 1 107 WALNUT PLAZA JIFFIKSON AT 4STM fur products labeled to show country of origin of imported furs Compare At Now -A 1490 2 aU y-5 Algerian Oil to US Continued From Page 1A gested the Texas corporation may challenge the ruling in the courts They said the FPC requirement that El Paso Algeria become an importing company and a parallel rihpg excluding use of the US cosl-of-living index to determine future gas costs may necessitate a renego- Citv Given $100000 For Housing From The Star's Washington eure-au A $100000 grant to Kansas City for its low rent public housing modernization program was made yesterday by the Department of Housing and Urban Development The grant will be used to replace roofs and purchase trucks for the Watkins Guinotte Manor and Riverview projects HUD previously obligated $1-405500 for the program being administered by the Kansas City Housing Authority Fail From Tree Kills Phillipsburg Youth Mo A 17-yepf-old tree service employee Was killed Tuesday when he fell ffom a tree and a limb he had eut dropped on his head The highway patrol identified the victim as Roger Philip Smjth of Phillipsburg He and two other employees were clearing trees for power lines when the accident recurred THE AND JACCARD IS 14K yellow I4K yellow mounting 1 4K yellow mounting I ration ra'3d and Ward open JACCARD'S QUALITY BEAUTY OF A DIAMOND UNSURPASSED Substantial savings on crisp cool wear-right-now fashions that make great travelers too Best of all they're wonderfully easy care We sketch two of four styles Right Seersucker check with stripe accents pleat skirt Left Low torso look with zig zag knit bodice Collection includes checks patterns and prints sizes 8 to 20 not all sizes in all styles gold mounting $250 textured gold $265 textured gold $365 Misses Dresses 3rd Floor Downtown Also Brookside Plaza Metcalf Parkway tonight lACCARDS 1 KANSAS CITV MfuloFi if htmtUtel ieieeA Unc 4829 ORDER BY ML OR TELEPHONE VICTOR 2-9923 OOWNT OWN 1017 WALNUT PLAZA 229 W47TH WARD PARKWAY CENTER IN WOOLF BROS i 7.

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