Press-Telegram from Long Beach, California • 2

7T-TT 1 i 4T- r-7- V- 'j 1 l-- -r -r I -r 4 1 r- -u 4 tuf" -t- 1 -J- -fr'M i i 4 1 1 11- i fi rights took the most not wishing for peace and' In a pensfvehopeful but not toot optimistic mood tUjWUUBsex-ecutive' director of -the largest dvil rights organization sat in his office tills week and expressed his doubts that the civil -jf j- -r productive direction -possible 10 ijreart Wilkins said if we had spent as much time in the past JO years 82 to Tn knuckling dowiand learning thing! that no man could take -away from us that we would hive been farther ahead -now than we ire The atmosphere would be -changing" Wilkins whose National Association for' the Advancement ot Co-hired People begins its SSrd annual convention in Detroit Mon-dayrsald: -T 1 i i happiness and love and all tike that" but better academic Intel- lectualand technical preparation' would have enabled Mack people to take advantage of oppor- -tunities that are now open to What the rights movement ac- complished he said was that blakk people got Jn some Maces It would get a few of you it would force people to respect -you as a hunuur being ratitM tp all the rights and privileges of other human beings it get you a Job ail saying" Now only two month away from his 71st birthday Wilkins also said wistfully-vthat despite Negroe! gains "I know about human frailties about whether human beings are going to get rid of but so much jncjudce but so much racial -IT r-7 THOUSANDS OF joung pieople gather in Uy ofIivinjg light of Eugene QceAtfr meadow high In Colorado Rockies Satur- tempts by mall resort town of Granby day for beginning of four-day religious to block festival were scrapped as youths festival organized by the Rainbow Fam- continued to pour in despite roadblocks Protocol slip V-- Aristocratic Exiled Priace Alexander of Yugoslavia married Brazilian Princess Dona Maria da Orleans Bra-ganza at a village near Sevilla Spain Saturday night More than 500 aristocrats from Europe were Jostled by hundreds of townspeople-at the Serbian Qr thodox ceremony Guests Included PtW" cess Anne exiled King Constantine of Greece and his wife Queen Anne Marie exiled King Umberto of Italy and future king J'rince Juan Carlos de Berbon and his wife Princess SeQe The groom is the son of the last king Yugoslavia and the godson of Queen Elizabeth JI of Britain The bride is the great-gran- -daughter of the last" emperor td BraziL Oversealous -Fischers move Angie Biddle Duke former chief of protocol during the Ken- nedy' administration was arrested in New York early Saturday on charges of drunken driving Police said Duke was arrested' after his car struck two parked cars One car was demolished and his auto and the other were badly damaged DukeNS who gavo his occupation retired diplomat was submitted to a -breathalyzer test and reading showed 17 A reading of 10 is considered drunkenness MIKE EDWARDS it uses broom tQ coax his entry toward finish line in annual porcupine derby in a' Council Idaho Saturday Prize of went to another Council youth American chess champion Bob- In the start of the tournament An appeals court at Patras by Fischer failed Saturday night and Dr Max Eiwe president of 'Greece sentenced Dimitries Ke- to board the last regularly scbed- tijo International Chess Feders- louris 34 a photographer to 70 uled flight om New-YorkUoIce- tion said in opening ceremonies days imprisonment Saturday for land which would get him there in in Iceland that a postponement endangering the 'Security of time for the start of the world would be grauted Others said planes while trying to get pictures championship matches with Bus- Fischer would be disqualified if he of Mrs Aristotle sia's Boris Spassky'7 did not apperil A lower court on Kefkas Island' There were gporta Fischer bad Fischer was reportedly holding had sentenced him to six months asked for a two-day postponement out for more money on the charge pariong oooze 1 NewYerk Times Service Reminding committee tion it was reported the members that New York 30 guests may take four UNITED NATIONS City and Washington pro- drinks each but the aver--NY United States vided many services to the age delegate stops at two sounding like 'ihost with UN diplomatic community and puny abstain com- difficult guests has begun of 27000 Phillips men- pletely at least in pub- to complain openly that ttoned the abuses attribut- he some diplomats use too ed to the diplomats US authorities said much tax-free liquor and One diplomat- during a there was no evidence to tobacco neglect to pay three-month period has showthat any 'of the tax their hills' and psrk their sought tax exemptions for liquor was sold cars where th 2500 bottles of liquor Phii for Droflt A case of 12 Christopher Deputy US representative that the delegation gquor cost about 22 com- of the United Nations was which has one of the larg- mred with 88 wheh tax -i naoved to mention a few eyt staffs here used oMy and'duty are added: recently 800 bottles for an entire Hno ji sfter haying listened yearJL -Afor weeks to delegatesair- Experienced 1 Uidr compliiati about riOUnal Mdlrtng' condl- cl rftldl partj for apto- Soto ta Nct Yo Euuts iitod moiothm 2 The complaints wer re- 20 to 25 cases ofliquor or of cases on -newed recently at a meet- a total of 240 to 300 bottles tag of the -Committee on- and delegations enter- "ule Host Country Relations tain often on such a scale- 0 with some delegates de- Phillips involved 'manding increased securi- "IN THE -course of a1 purldng On twp-evenings ty for their missions 7 twoiour diplomatic recep-? ew X0 po- -r- lice that 25 parked automobiles with '---rTI -1 1 diplomatic license plates Iwisters slam Midwest v- -Some delegates also are 1 auiua aeiegaies re as bouthest swelters srSrtSSJJ teleione bills PhUlips re United Press International pried Although he did not Sto Ll lar 7ISctt7 Uf coBm hwatih pounded the todwnt tot- nm np urrfav heat with P1'01 bills of several thou-- temneratures In the loos Wyoming to New sand dollars during a sta-" gripped thTLifowL the northern gle month with hour-long 4 -Tornadoes touched down in Gravette Ark Tltonka Iowa Wichita Kan Nor- rtHi ha nr aaar 44 HWi Mov IL lajMrlha coaN today af irlBlt aarly lodayi ram uaoor Ma atfeia folkr-NebaUHampdenr Houses were smashed roofs lifted aUdfhmg'into buildings power lines were jjY down and crops were de onm stroyed in tiie deluge gwr There were" no serious in- iwaaiEjjmSay mrawh Juries reported A thousand tank was overturned high rinds at OU Trough am Manay fmaa Mnd tS haWi Ark Wind gusts up to 90 Taay aifirtaSw topjL "SSSlS'nl aaoni I la 4 fool aauffitot mmh SUN MOON AND TIMS lualaftila wvnmv In Mia mfna -Kan Three-quarter- tad hail ouiti and lacal Kf K- la IS tooaltoto wnzss ivi mw miniini aWaniaona today an totm oartty aumr aflar- pounded Neb agt-warTpoxtod in Cen- tam at trl Nebraska i 'Funnel- clouds wero lighted over Alabama Ar- ln i kansas NebrukaTWIsaHp kg 5 sin and Kentucky More 18 1W IJ fyflSifton'a IS 3 nnm tSm Ss i 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