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-PHTSBURGIT rOST-GAZEHE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 196" 11- I American Stock Exchange Soles in Net Div. 100s High Low Close Chg. Sales In Net Div. loos High Low Clou Chg. NEW YORK-Following are prices on the American Mnr Exchange: Sale; In Net Div.

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25 (AP) Donald D. Pomcrleau, Baltimore police commissioner, suggests a draft exemption to permit prospective inductees to serve three years on a police force instead of the armed services. Pomerlcau said this could help fill about 50,000 police vacancies across the country, including 305 in the Baltimore Police Department. "We're not looking for draft dodgers or card burners," he added. 145 145-8- 301.

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It was learned, however, that the group sold for around $72 million. This made it the largest newspaper transaction of all times. The largest single newspaper purchase earlier was the sale of The Cleveland -Plain Dealer to S. I. Newhouse for a reported $50 million.

Announced Jointly The Brush-Moore sale was announced jointly by G. Gordon Strong, president and publisher of Brush-Moore, and Kenneth R. Thomson, president of Thomson Newspapers. The Thomson group already publishes 23 daily newspapers in the United States, 26 dailies in Canada; more than a dozen in England, Wales, Scotland and North Ireland including the London Times and The Sunday Times. Other Ohio newspapers operated by the Thomson group are the Alliance Review, the Lancaster Eagle and the Greenville Advocate.

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Lester Maddox said today he is seeking constitutional ways to begin channeling public state revenue into private schools. The governor also criticized the State Board of Education for what he called abdicating its duty in attempting to maintain control of the schools. Maddox said he hopes to come up with some sort of state tuition grant plan which would greatly increase the number of private schools in Georgia. 10(1 More Schools "I'd like to see us open another hundred private schools next week. I think it would make our public schools better," Maddox told the Associated Press.

Maddox said the State Board of Education has said, "We don't care," and the federal government constantly threatens complete withholding of funds unless its dictates are followed. "If it becomes necessary, we should reject the federal money to save our children," he declared. "We've got to do something to save our schools." Teacher Choice Plan Maddox said two measures which he is studying are legislative proposals in Alabama which would provide for a teacher choice plan and a state tuition grant plan. The teacher choice plan, pushed by Gov. Lurlcen Wallace, would allow the majority of parents of 16J4- Vl 105, 1,1 8 712- Vi 23l'2 105 8 JOS', 8 734 712 712 2534 25 5 52 31 6 2 2 276 5 7 3 4 18 43 135 1 89 19" 203'a 23'2 66 6512 5-8 5B 65V2-1 13 5' 5''b 231-a 231a- Vb 6' 4 17'! 56 30sb 2914 175'a 8Va 68 2314 18 534 414 7 734 207a 29B- ''8 8 "4- Vb 'a 9'4- 13 4414- Vt 39 91'a 44'-4 1 4234 43 35 28 9Vb 2 4414 8 43 93 4tl3 3 17 5 43-B 12 225 2BV4 4112 oranqer Ae GravMfg Co Gt Am Ind Gt Bns Pet GrtL Rec 6k Gt Lakes Ch Greer GrocSt 1.20 Grow Gruen Ind I Corp GuardC Guerdon In Gulf Am Co Gulf GulfReof .20 4111 1634 Jayne Estate Near Million LOS ANGELES, Aug.

25 (API Jayne Mansfield's estate may approach $1 million in value, a Superior Court hearing has dixclosed. In a settlement reached yesterday, her last two husbands. Matt Cimber, 31, and Mickey Hargitay, 41, disclosed that Miss Mansfield carried a double indemnity insurance policy of $100,000. The policy will yeild and other estate assets are believed to be at least $750,000. Hargitay is to receive from the policy and Cimber $20,000 from the policy and one-sixth of the estate.

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1st Lesson in Mead vi lie Area Palsy Victim to Give Others Sales Class Pittsburgh businessman Arthur Crisswell has been asked by the Unted Cerebral Palsy Association of Pennsylvania to teach palsy victims a class in salesmanship. The class will initiate a new program of the organization called Salesmen's Enterprises a plan designed to encourage a(jut paisyvictims to work 26 50 13 -6 76 89 26 9 135'a 73-8 8''a 297, 495-a '2 13V8 2'- 3V2 1734 84a 13 51'a 14Vs 36 3134 26 3Va 31 7V8 3a Gulf StLand 51B-1418- 36 in. I. Puritan PvleNatl .80 Quebec Lith -H- 389 8 20 92 9 5 1 46 27 161 7 18 21 3 8 18 RZ'b 13V2 5'4 1414 36 3234 2634 38 254 43'2 6'a 1834 'a 2634 12 1 Am 25 Hall Lamp 16 11 34 20s 3'8 I6V4- Vt 113,4 207'a- 31Va- 12 92 6 11'. 39 21 12 48 315-a 14 34 'e '8 2558 31 42' 4314 '8 58 6 2 2 68 41 4 207 6 2 1 1 18'! 23'i 4'4 414 20 20V, 114 1954 12V, 7 4112 4'4 12 2334 14 4'-4- 4V 30 1538 23 26-V4 8a 34'-a 34'a 'a 734 77-a 153-B 1538 22 224- Va 2612 26V2- 3.

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Brush, Roy D. Moore and William H. Vodrey, all now deceased. Brush-Moore papers included in the sale are The Canton Repository, the East Liverpool Review, the Marion Star, Portsmouth Times, Salem News and Steubenville Herald-Star, all in Ohio. The Times Standard in Eureka, San Gabriel Valley Daily Tribune in West Covina and The Press Courier in Oxnard, all in California.

The Salisbury Daily Times in Maryland, the Hanover Evening Sun in Pennsylvania and The Weirton Daily Times in West Virginia. The state tuition grant plan would provide for state grants to pupils attending private schools. Maddox said he had copies of both legislative porposals, but said he did not discuss cither of them with former Gov. George Wallace, who came to Atlanta for a private meeting with Maddox Rusco Indus Russeks Inc 18 8 7 41 i 87 25 2'a 126 138 8 12 62'4 73 21 'a 6' 4 lO'a- iVa 72' 4 72' 20'4 20'4- 3 RvanCn Pet Rversn 16'ti 43 i 11 'e 14' a 10'a 33'a 24' i 2738 lOVj 17'! 1134 8t7 33V2- 't 24'4 14 2734- Vt 6'4 6' 8 'a 4'2 liv, 14', 1038 34 24 "4 27' 10'a 17' a 1134 818 6'2 712 7 4 -s- 10''a 15'a 15'4 SUhnsTr .90 Fire Slrikes DuPont's MARSHALLTON, Aug. 25 (AP) A fire that spread rapidly did extensive damage today to Limestone, the luxurious estate of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Felix duPont Jr. in this community midway between Wilmington and Newark. The couple's son, Christopher, 18, and two companions escaped from the blazing nine-b fieldstone house.

Two volunteer firemen were injured. Mr. and Mrs. duPont were vacationing at Cape Cod, Mass. Contacted by telephone, he said the house was built in 1939 at a cost of but he refused to estimate its present value.

He said it contained many paintings, furniture and other family items of great personal value. In the house with the son were his cousin, James Mills of Middletown, and Robert Turner of LaPlaines, both 22. 233 22'2 512 514 I6V2 16 174 IMC MaaCD Imner Oil 2 IndPALpf 4 Ind Head wt Ind El Hard Ind Plvwood Infliqht Inland Cred Intercon Ind IntHId 1.55b Intlndust 5k Intl Stretch Intphoto .40 IntexOil Co I A 1.80 IDS .45 InRoylt 17'2- 'I 1134 'I 818 t3 12 30 3 32 12 1 23 133 12 xl 6 3 7 77 5 5 3 5 441 347 5 14 1 270 29 64 28 45 14 25 3 12 23 10 18 1 10 2 2 22 11 Salem- Bros SnCarln SDiegoD .90 SDiegopf .88 63'a- Vt 638 39 63i 6'a 74-1511- 15'-4 1774 74- 15V2 15'4 177a 174 254 12'J 22'2 12'4 saiurn nas 74 23 54 51.4- 34 16 34 17H 394- 7, 38 3 1274 36'-'2 84 574 32 12V8-1 '4 1534- Vt 9 3' Savovlnd In 4 4 Va "2 117. 19 12'i 6V. 38V, 12'a 36'2 8'a 574 32 134 1534 38 12'2 36V2 834 S'a 314 I214 15-' Va V.

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Verona; Mary, 541 Folti Dr. Verona. NICHOLS-CIMINEL, Thomas 1521 Park Nancy 472 Lincoln Heldleberg. GUENTHER-ZALUS, Thcmos R. D.

No. 2. Apollo; Carol R. D. No.

3 Box 249-C, Tarentum. 5RAY-HILTON, Thomas $., 138-Nnhles-town Cornegie; Judy 8-Elm Carnegie. WA1TON-SPINELLI, Daniel 964 E. Warrington Bernadelle, 3469 Harrlsbura SI. DUNDON-ROUSER.

John Box 161, N. Branch, N. Dorothy 5234 Forbes Ave. GARDNER-WIMMER, Timothy 417 E. Hudson Altoona; Carol 508'i N.

Sheriden. McMAHON-SMITH, Leonard Box 7077 N. End Station, Detroit, Rosalind 7516 Hamilton Ave. ADAMS-FRANKO, Robert ITS Easlern Lower Barrel I Betty 202 Broadwa vExt. HABJAN-SPRINGER, Valentine 40 W.

College Springfield, Ohio; Mary 2612 Wycllffe Baltimore, Maryland. FERR ANTE-MAR TIN, Richard 8001 Mt. Carmell Verona; Ruth Mt. Lebanon. POTTS-PRITCHARD, Horry 327 C.

M'vers Faith 3050 Conbel Coslle Shannon. RYAN-CARMAN, William 31? Lehigh Shadvside; Linda, 5754 Hrwe Shadvside. DERKACH-YOUNG, Anthony 4111 Gladstone Sally 4473 Ohio River Blvd. STEIN-DISPENNETT, Richard 514 Cedorhurst Sarah 11J Longut Vue Dr. Mt.

Lebanon. KATAVITCH-TORSNEY, Thomas 220 W. Hazel Way, West Ho' I tMac7 307 W. 13th Homes-. RFISS-BURNSIDE, William 100 McKcesoort; Koren M'Z00Alk5n Ave Ellwood City.

KAPPELER-WHEELER, Keith Ill Highland Bethel Park; Con- BcTe; Park. BAI LI NTINE-N YE, Robert 3W3 Mr- Clure Brighten Audrey 375 4tti i St Lowrencevllle. MILES-SHANDOR, Lewis 4824 Pasen, Kansas Citv, Marooret Pleasant Hills. SiHAFFE-CERC0Ne, Oonold 206 U0 YVILSONSCHOFIELD, Llovd 628 Penn Rlrfoe, Mt. Washington; Janice 1845 Fallow Field Bcechvlew.

ZWIBELSNYDER. Harlon 427 Mary Box 112 High Cloriton. STALLARD-KAPPLER, Geora 1105 Brierlv Lane Mifflin; Vir, Pima S. 51-F Penn Park Aots. LUSr-BLACK, David 927 Orlonon'.

fki Wisconsin; Eifene, 5630 DnrlliiQlnn Pd. SENOSKI-BOMBICH, -Joseoh 1339 Jane Mrryann, 274 Service Wav RODMON KING, David D. No Irwin; Eileen, Box 145, Banning. RANSICK-FEICK, Robert 90 Clvdcsdile Greenock Heights, Mc- gsoort; Sharon 220 Rockrun Read, F.lirabeth. GIBSON-ROBINSON, Eugene, Newnan, Georgia; Annie 1787 Perrysvllle Ave.

l'-a 21'2 25 23,4 734 8 Va 18 20'2134 4t3 4t3 t3 2t2 2t3 tl 7V2 7'j- 3tl 3tl t2 834 9 3S 5'4 5'i 39'a 39V8-1 50 77'2 391 25'i 84 8 86 21 111 416 127 2t4 13 7', 71 3t3 118 93. 15 531 50 40 26 6'li 88 11 '4 1074 ll'4 V'2 25Vl 2511- 69 26Va 2454 26V. l'a- 35 36,, 72 -1 7 l'i 7 12 2t'i Andyccrebral palsy victims should have a special interest in Crisswell's classes for their teacher is a victim of the nervous system and muscular disorders that occur in some individuals at birth. Despite the handicaps of slowed mobility and speech, Crisswell, of 1406 Orchard View, Scott Twonship, has developed a business (now 15 years old) of selling advertising specialties those ash trays, key chains, memo pads, pencils, etc. that businesses use to advertise.

It was because of the euccess of the University of Pittsburgh graduate that the association became interested in teaching others the sales field. The first cerebral palsy sales class will be Tuesday for patients in the Meadville area. Others are soon to be scheduled around the state, Crisswell will serve as distributor for the products and handle the bookkeeping for the CP patients. He ezplained that the approach he expects salesmen to use is that of providing business a worthwhile service, not an agency representative collecting money. "All the commissione paid go in pay checks to individuals," he said, "not in funds to the association." The association has named chairmen throughout the state, generally salesmen in other businesses, to encourage the CP groups and to help advise on record keeping procedure.

Eugene S. Cohen, 1301 Beechwood Squirrel Robert B. Callahan, 3439 Ridge wood Rich wood Manor, is Pittsburgh chairman. Traditional sales methods of letters, followed by phone calls and visiting potential prospects will be used, Crisswell caid. 10 414 414 4134- 3 24 23'b 2V4- 56 41 401'B 40'a- 4 4 8 77.

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A broadcast from Enugu, the rebel capital, made the statement while denying that Biafrcn ruler C. Odcmcgwu Ojukwu was traveling to London to talk peace. Biafra said a condition for peace talks with the federal government was its right to sovereignty. The Nigerian government has said it would negotiate only if the Biafrans reenounced sovereignty. Both sides claimed advances in fighting on the front in the Western region, but the Biafrans were reported to be stiil holding the important crossroads town of Ore, 115 miles east of Lagos.

Biafra, formerly Nigeria's Eastern region, declared its independence in May after months ftribal quarreling. 201'B- Lockwood 16 20V3 16'4 4 Czechs Deny Jordan Plot VIENNA, Aug. 25 (AP)-Czechoslovak newspapers said today charges in the West that the government was trying to cover up in the death of Charles II. Jordan, an American Jewish aid official, were "irresponsible and literally trumped up speculation." Czechoslovak police officials said they were pressing an investigation into the death of Jordan, executive vice chairman of the American Joint Distribution Committee, whose body was found in the Vltava River in Prague Sunday. He had left his hotel room Aug.

16 to buy a newspaper. Shortly after the death, Louis Broido, chairman of the committee, charged the government was "covering up a vile crime." A Czechoslovak autopsy said Jordan died of drowning. At the request of the U.S. Embassy, a second examination was made by Dr. Ernest llardemeyer of Zurich and Alexander Gonik, a committee representative.

They also held that Jordan drowned. 23'b- a LodaeS 253, -IV, 2534 26'-4 26'2- 204 4406 ALLSUr-MORAN, Darrauah Oakland; Doris Penn Bloomtield. 4 18 3 19 41' 4H, 42'2 66 233,4 41 27'2 25 42'2 14 6'j 26 3110 3 3 Va 3 28'i 94 20 'i 13 17'i 54 11 3 5V'4 12 21 '2 12 116 76 19 24 26 9 7 13 7'i 17 177, 404 91 '4 67 29Vl -T- 49 464 612 6'i 8.. THOMAS-ASPINALL, David 2 3 22 4Vi 4'4 Vi 19'4 19'4 2 19'4 37 23-'B 36 67'! 6534 66 -14 9'a Loehmns .60 LonaWt Louis Lessr Louis Sherv LaGasSv .90 LoLand 1.70 LTV Aro .80 LTV El 25b LTV Altec Lundy Eltrn Lynch Coro 3t7 224 9Vi 7't 2334 64 341,4 35 7-Mb 24'i 3(10 (2 14 9'8 18 7V4- VB 23'a- V4 6'a Vi 21s 1'a 1234- Vt 102 381! 37' '4 7 2518 2414 24'- 7,8 24 36'4 354 Vi 6'-8 12s 26 12' 12'2 2 194 Flood Cost $178 Million FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Aug. 25 (AP) The U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers has officially estimated damage from last week's flood at a little over $178 million, with about $153 million of that total in the Fairbanks area. The reckoning came as residents raced to clean up, dry out and rebuild before the onslaught of freezing temperatures in mid-September. Already more than $fi million in contracts and purchases to rush repairs has been let by Army engineers. 67 34 22V8 "4 21 'a l'a l4 13 124 22'i 22 128 1234 353,4 3434 11 IIV4 1 1'. 70 12-V4- vb wacoiai 3-'4 Pet 463 194 634 315 6 775 15' 74 37' i 35 1 Maqlln 1 107 41 4 32 105 27 2 6 33 4 34 16 2 5 13 2 1 34 21 Vi 1P 3 Magna Oil 463 11 194 67 "1 314- '4 6 15Vl- 8 24 374 5 '-8 164 32 6' 7 a 15' 241-4 32i "4 3'2 634 18 3 16'4 15'4 Me PSv l.i 2 6'4 3'4 71 18 3' 15'i 49 11 134 105 3 2 3 IS Z2N) 37V 37V8 37'j 18 3'4 16'4 I554- 14 8 34 98 12 4 10 20 59 6 8 4-1 4 4-8 6 5' a 48'2 48 '4- 164 I55-, 82 15 5'a 54 144 14'4- "8 9234 Mallrry Rd Mnmth ManqelS .40 Mangd 1.05b MonsTR .40 Marlene .50 MarlevC .60 MartlnM wt MarvCart A MnrvCart 4 22'4 6 141-2 6V2 284 38 2112 144 4834 14 6V4 28'2 3 21'8 141-4 48 14' 4 '4 6'4- '4 284 31- Vl I 2V2 14 48 -1 I 6' 8'i 78'n 7712 77V2-1 7 11 7 2517 25i'4 254 J50 81 140 15 150 16' 12 5 62 15'4 I6V4 38'8 934 12 17 37 39'! Piggy has made off with an armored car see Dick Tracy on the Post-Gazette's pageful of GREAT comics.

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GOLDBERG-GAR BUN Robert 22 Rock Spring Stanford 6. 2305 Marbury Churchill Borough. HUGHES-WISE, Richard 741 Lalrobe; Barbara 1905 Wright St. POPP-TASS, Robert 856 Sprina Garden Darlene 1029 Salter Way. CHRISTOF CICONE, William 330 Weliel Rd Glcnshaw; Mary 242S Saddle Allison Park.

COCHRAN-IVAK, David 238 N. 5th- Clairten; Judith 409 Shaw Clolrton. DEEMS-WROBLCWSKI, Barry, 443 Shaov Bridgeville; Joyce R. D. No.

1, Oakdale. MILLER-Hoover, robcrt Box 134, Warrcndale; Maraaret 200 W- New Castle Zellenople. AMMELL-Villsh, Greg 544 Center Carnegie; Linda 1349 Washington Pike, Bridgeville. WARD-AMPFERER, James 940 Server Sarvcr; Susan 285 45th St. TURCOVSKY-DILIMAN, Daniel R.

D. No. 3 Valencia; Diane 14 Ledgewood Fromlnaham, Mass. KENNEDY-PAUL, James 31' Johnston Theresa 325 E-, Elizabeth St. RYAN-VAUGHAM, Thomas II Charlion Inaram; Margaret 59 Ml.

Vernon Ftna. AMAKfrR-SIMMONS, Henry 2124 Heman Irma, 2124 Hemon St. BOWMAN-VUKMIW, James TOO Rnniscv Wilkinsburg; Anna, 432 Michael Westmoreland C.untv. SI ACY-DAN7. IGfcR, Lucius 661 Oxlord Mt.

Lebanon; Carol Ann, 1341 Missouri ie -PANNELL-SMITH. Douglas, 812 Bry Mawr Cynthia 965 Cressweil St. Divorce Protccdings RUGH, Patricio A. trom Kenneth A. BOYD, Gwendolyn L.

from Edward SWOAGER, Shirley Irene from Froncii. GERSON, Esther from Irvln. ANTHON. Carol Lvnn trom James 0. Beulah from Malcolm FRFNCHJhelmo E.

fro mFrank A. Jr. MOSEY, ANita L. trom Gilbert J. Jr.

FONZI, Harry Anthony Jr. from Elllo- beth LoVerne, Divorce Suits Filed. Divorces Granted. BOLES, Lois A. aoainat WHIIom H.

SfcXTON, Anoellne S. Janies F. KEMMLER, Charles against Shirley T. BRIDGE, Polrlcia A. annlnst Regis R.

Waller C. Ida. WAWRIN, Jnvlrcn ayuinsl Mtrnael BODNAR, Frances E. against Thomas PDSATERI, Judith anoinsl Joseph A. ROMAGNOLI, Anne C.

against Emil A. MILFS, Bellv C. oanlnst William S. SMITH, Roherl aaainst Linda H. HUBBARD Nnthon agninsl Gladys F.

HOUGH, Cynthia M. against Raloh. CHORHFRR. Ruth Mac aaaln.t Alhert. BROOKS, Eliiabcth C.

against Charles JACKSON, Barbara A. against James MFLLON. Margaret E. aaainst Everett 19'! I Midwst Fin 54- Va 1 Milao Eltrn 52'a- MIIIFoct .60 174 '4 Millr MlllOnvx 3k Vi Milo El .20 4'4 i MirroAl 1.80 13-'8- Vi I MoKanT ctf 54 52 5-8 174 16'4 8'8 4'il 13'- 16' 3'i 1034 13 16' 144 13V, 32 17Vi 15 li 48-8 11 3 10 33 5314 174 16'8 8H 44 14 4 10'i 13 I6V2 16 14' 1 32 1734 15' 49i I 4 2 3 5 16 lls4 165'i 37 Vt 104- 14 13 164- Va 16 '4 13', 32 '4 173- 4 15 1'4- 62'4- '-a 108Va-14 118 18'- Vi wnmrir Whcelof 1.50 33 Whinnnv .60 H4 Vt WhCr05S .40 164 i While Eanle 73'i- "2 Whtnq 1.40a 5t4 12 wichila Oil 10 1 Wifhldt 313 tl IwiHhnute 51 93a Vi 1 wlllinm-i Rr MOIIWk Mnlvbdnlt 1034 II 119 119 5 121 12'! Vi Molybdn Co 12't 158 12'i 62'a II'! 164 23' 4 4113 9 311 9'4 54 6-8 7'i 74 87 4'i 54 34' i Vl 31 84 11 25'j 2 304 2' 23', 73 50' '1 6' 12' 13 17 17 26' 24 2JVi 234 119 154 18 12'i 38 10934 107 Brown Bail Extended NEW YORK, Aug. 25 (AP) A federal judge extended bail bond limits for H.

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