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0 Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C, June 25, 5, Assessment, Integration Issues Facing School Districts-DuBosc ixon's Refusal To Repudiate Coordinator's Iq and Around Greenwood Prayer Meeting Suggestion Will Hurt Republicans, Rocky Says By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Hodges Church of Cod of Prophecy will hold prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 at 203 Lanett St. Ben Smith is in New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller says refusal by his harge. Republican presidential rival Richard M.

Nixon to repudiate a suggestion that George Wallace would Humphrey or McCarthy. Secret Service men have been added to California Gov. Ronald Reagan's security force even though he is not a declared presidential candidate. Secretary of the Treasury Henry C. Fowler says Reagan's recent activities warrant the federal protection given candidates.

The latest Associated Press survey of presidential nominat-inr dclcaates shows 445 formal Community Leader Donald Phillip Davis of 104 oin the GOP would be "the ty presidential candidate 'Wallace "ought to be." Nixon had no comment and his aides have said Rockefeller's charges would not be answered. But Rockefeller accused Nixon of remaining silent because the former vice president's presidential strategy "depends on getting the southern vote and Mr. Wallace is cutting in on his strength." On the Democratic side, aides say Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is concerned that Sen. Eugene J.

McCarthy might break party ranks and lead a third party if he loses the Democratic presidential nomination, McCarthy has specifically denied any such intention, saying: "I have stressed from the beginning that I had in mind to work this out within the Democratic party." The speculation by the Humphrey camp was based on Mc- Carthy's refusal to say he could support the vice president as the party's presidential nomi. nee. A leader of last winter's "Dump Johnson" movement, meanwhile, said prominent antiwar figures plan an emergency meeting in Chicago next Sunday on promoting the nomination of McCarthy or some other antiwar candidate. Allard K. Lowenstein, Democratic congressional candidate, said the meeting has no official Church Street, Ninety Six has been selected to appear in the death knell of the Republican party in the next election." Nixon's Southern campaign 1968 edition of Community Leaders of America.

coordinator, Howard "Bo" Cal Recipients of this honor arc laway, had repeated earlier Monday his view that the Re chosen because of their past achievements and service to ly committed to Nixon and 180 to Rockefeller with 591 behind publican side is where tniro par- MYRTLE? BF.ACH School districts in South Carolina "must come to terms with assessment and integration issues" the C. Association of School Administrators were told here yesterday. f. E. DuBose, superintendent of Clarendon District said school superintendents are striving "just to keep the doors1 open" because of the "deplorable state" of local tax assessments.

DuBose was one of four superintendents on a panel discussing problems of local tax assessments and minimum local financial effort for schools. McBride Crout, superintendent of Batesburg-Leesville schools and president elect of S.C. Education Association, said, "South Carolina has definite problems in local tax assessment." Crout also said the assessed value per pupil ranges in the state from $615 in lowest district to 6.000 in the highest. A consultant for the administrators, Dr. James Whitlock of George Peabody College, said the people of South Carolina "have been getting a tremendous bargain locally in public services" because of relatively lew property taxes.

"They can afford a great deal more." he said. Orangeburg City Schools Superintendent W. J. Clark said that 50 per cent of the total number of buildings in his area were found to be not on the tax books, including an elaborate stables Installation forhorses which included extensive living facilities as well, and a farm to which several domiciles had been added after purchase. "Only about 50 per cent of our people make annual property returns," Clark said.

He said some delinquent taxpayers are therefore taxed on previous returns. Clark said other property that should be on tax books and not exempt under the law includes a farm given to a church and subsequently leased and city-owned public utilities providing out-of-city services. He also said some property carried on tax books as farm land was actually acquired for re-development. "There is a dire need to do something about reassessment," Clark said, citing a lack of professional people in tax administration In counties. their community, state or na tion.

favorite sons or listed as uncommitted. Needed for the GOP nomination: 667 votes. 2 Women Killed In N.C. Wreck Cadet Roark Promoted Cadet Walter L. Roark, son The Democratic count Is 4MV4 for Humphrey and JSO'i for of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter L. Roark has been promoted McCarthy with 1.137'4 behind Eight Guilty Pleas Heard In Court Eight guilty pleas were heard connection with McCarthy's presidential campaign. But a spokesman for Lowenstein said McCarthy had agreed to address the meeting. Lowenstein was a New York leader of a movement to deny the Democratic nomination to President Johnson before Johnson announced he was not a candidate.

The movement evolved into the Coalition for a CHARLOTTE (AP) Two Deaths And Funerals women were killed Monday td Cadet Sergeant at Norm Georgia College. favorite sons or listed as uncom. mltted. Democratic nomination requires 1,312 votes. night in a wreck on U.S.

74 two miles west of Charlotte. The victims were identified as Cadet Roark's promotion was based upon academic and military grades as well as leadership qualities. this morning as the summer Catherine Terry, 36, and Jua- term of Greenwood County Court of General Sessions entered its mta Taylor, 49, both or Rt. 5, Charlotte. Democratic Alternative, which backs McCarthy.

Family Picnic The Javcee family picnic will Scouts Chase Down Robbery Suspect, Hold Him For Police LOS ANGELES (AP) Lis Bernard M. Rodgers LEESVILLE Bernard Mar The highway patrol said a In other political develop car driven by the Terry woman second day. Presiding Judge Francis Nicholson heard the following pleas and passed the following ments: made a left turn in the path oi be held Thursday between 4 and 10 p.m. at the Monsanto recreation area on Lake ion Rodgers, 46, died Monday enroute to the Medical College in Charleston. -Louisiana Gov.

John J. another vehicle. sentences: John Edgar Williams, McKeithen is reported conduct He was born in Saluda Coun operating a motor vehicle while tening to police calls over a transistor radio, three 16-year-old Police Explorer Scouts ing a behind-the-scenes cam under the influence of intoxi paign to become Humphrey's Breakfast Speaker Richard Stowe. personnel di ty, son of Marion S. and Ada B.

Rodgers. He was married to Mrs. Juanita Richard Rodgers. Capital vice presidential running mate cants second offense, one year or $1,000 suspended on service 3 Professors Chosen For rector for Parke. Davis on grounds he could draw votes which would otherwise go to of three months or payment of hunerai win oe p.m.

will speak at the Men's in Wednesday at St. James Lu im ana one year pronation; mained out of jail, Monday "ended an important phase of Wallace. terdenominational Fellowship Professorships fcssie Mae Kelly, assault and theran Church. A Harris survey shows a the Poor People Campaign breakfast tomorrow at 7 a.m Surviving are his wife; two heard someone had just been robbed in a bank parking lot two blocks away. Wayne King, Ron E.

Miller and Paul Stefan chased down a suspect, disarmed him of a loaded pistol and held him for police. Police booked Kennle 0. White, 23, a Marine, on suspicion of robbery. Humphrey-Sen. Edward M.

at Emerald City Cafe. battery with intent to kill and carrying a concealed weapon, three years suspended on service RALEIGH (AP) Those who daughters. Rebecca Ann and a period for bringing an awareness of poverty," said the Rev. Andrew Young, executive vice Kennedy ticket would bring i Democratic landslide in Novem Rachel Alice or the home; rive or nine months and live years brothers. Cephas, Jake, Hedg ber but Kennedy as the party's president of SCLC.

probation. pensable for a college teacher think a Ph.D. degree is indis-got something of a jolt today when three North Carolina State University professors were cho man, Heyward, and Harold or crv LOG Also Bessie Mae Moton. lar presidential nominee would not run as well against Nixon as Congress now will respond Saluda, and one sister, Mrs Mary Virginia Bouknight of Sa only to its own self-interest, the ceny, two years suspended on the condition that she make restitution of $12,000 for coins sen for distinguished professor Rev. Young told a news uda.

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS The Greenwood Police Depart ships. Attaway Funeral Home is in ment records today showed in The group included Duncan charge. He announced a new chase. vestigation of the following acci taken; James William Botts, larceny and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants, second offense, Stuart, School of Design faculty Dr. A's dents: member who did not complete "an active mobilization of (he nation to boycott specific goods.

(Continued from Page 1) People's Campaign headquarters is in a building on the corner. Crowds gathering since early afternoon in an extremely hot and muggy day grew unruly toward evening. Several liquor and drug store windows were broken and at least one gasoline bomb fire was set before police routed people with tear gas. They cleared 14th street for about 15 blocks, using large amounts of tear gas, and reopened it only after the 9 p.m. curfew had nearly emptied the streets.

Abernathy, asked when arrested if he had any messages for people in the Negro areas emphasized, "Under no circumstance must we turn to violence." For the staff of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, all but two of whom re- North Main Street at Bailey 18 months on the larceny charge college; Sidney Knowles, young English department lac Circle (12:51 p.m. Monday) The Rev. Jesse Jackson, Res Section Of Store Collapses In N.C. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.

and one year or $1,000 on the remaining charge. Sentences are Ity member who lacks a Ph.u, ffruck-truck. No injuries re- urrection City's first city man and Dr. Carey Bostian, genetics norted. no charees ustea.

to run concurrent in the Botts THOUGHT FOR TODAY Lar him who would" move the world first move himself. Socrates ager, will be responsible for or Smith Main Street at Butler's professor and former chancel cases. ganizing the economic boycotts lor. Curb Market parking lot (10:45 (AP) A 4,000 square foot section of Rose's Department Store I George Bell Clark, peeping in vi ernes, loung saiu. Chancellor John T.

Caldwell a.m. Mondavi Auto-auto. NO Tom, three years suspended on service of two years and five Jackson was not specific injuries reported. No charges collapsed Monday at Hendcrson-ville, reportedly because of ex said the three were selected for outstanding classroom teaching listed. about his plans, and said he years probation Charlie Car tremely heavy rains.

couldn name the cities. roll, housebreaking, 30 months TRAFFIC COURT and other enterprising educational work with students. They Officials said some 400-500 per and Maggie D. Gilliam, operat The following cases were dis But he did mention salmon were selected by committees of and grapes as two boycott ing a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants, sec posed of in city traffic court: Six charees of speeding, three sons were in the store at the time of the accident, but no injuries were reported. faculty members and students items.

Salmon is an attempt to over several months. Some 800 ond offense, one year or $1,000 of driving under the influence of get the industry to agree to let faculty members were eligible suspended on service of three An estimated two inches of rain fell in the 60 to 90 min- Indians fish in waters on tneir for the awards. months or payment of $250. intoxicating beverages, ana one each of making an improper turn, disregarding a traffic light, reservations, and grapes to help Kites preceeding the cave-in. The three will be awarded TUNE IN WCRS 7:50 A.M.

Each morning and hear Dr. Alexander's "LIVING DAY BY DAY Beginning his 4th year with a new series. sponsored br STATE now striking Mexican-American farm workers in the Southwest $2,000 annual salary supple driving without a S.C. driver's ments each for five years. and the far West.

license, recKiess driving, mailing excessive noise, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and Only part of those arrested Physician Urges Drug Be Tested WALT DISNEY r. TIB ON1ANH ONTf, r- On Casualty List WASHINGTON (AP) Spec EASY WAY IN BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nutting occupy an apartment on tine third floor of a house and the stairway is narrow.

So when the Nuttings following too closely. were processed through courts Monday. Bail was set at either 200 or $500 each, depending on 6 Gerald Phillips of Aiken. S.C. was on the Pentagon's Monday which judos took the case, and Stock Sales nearly iuu lapiioi nm punte casualty list as having been killed in the Vietnam war.

He bought the largest refrigerator in stock, the store rented a crane to deliver it through a window. 8B0CZATT0H WASHINGTON (AP) A physician today urged extensive stood by in the courtrooms waning to give evidence. previously had been listed as The Greenwood Stock Yards, testing of a drug which his stud missing in Htiiuu. Most arrested were charged Inc. which holds a sale every ies find is effective in preventing heart attacks.

with what amounts to disorderly conduct, under a law banning Monday at 1 p.m. reports the following prices from the sale demonstrations on the Capitol of June 24: Dr. Louis R. Krasno, director of clinical research for United Air Lines in San Francisco, said the frequency of heart attacks grounds. MM X.

Hoes tops. $20 to $20.75 Youne promised to keep denv sows, $14 to $15; shoats, $18 to onstrators going, even tnougn was 3.7 times higher among men not taking the drug than Resurrection Qtv was no more, and said 300 persons are due in among mose receiving it daily. $20; pigs by head, iu to 112. Catle Choice veal calves, $30 to $35; good veal calves, $28 to $30; medium veal calves, $26 to $28; other veal calves, $26 down; best baby beef, $25 from Philadelphia today to dem jn testimony prepared for a subcommittee of the Senate onstrate. Committee on Appropriations Thev will be housed in area mm churches, along with the esti Krasno said the 3'-year study has involved 1,400 men aged 40 mated 250 to 350 members of the to good baby beer, Z3 to $25; medium baby beef, $20 to $23: other baby beef, $20 to N).

only 44 had had heart at Poor Peoole's Campaign wtio tacks before entering the study, NatoiwMe All Week 9:00 down; best beef cows, $18 to took advantage of police offers to let anyone who wished to Half of the 1,400. includina 22 $20: canners and cutters, $15 to with prior attacks, received the 1.00 under 12 fret leave without being arreswa. drug, the rest were given dum The demise of the campaign's $18; culls, $13 down; good heavy butcher bulls, $21 to $22.40 good stocker steers, (400 my puis. Tl Tl Tl The drug is Atromid-S, whose easily visible shantytown may solve as many problems as it generic name is clofibrate. Krasno used the tradename in raises for SCLC.

"We couldn't have run it M11C1 lbs. down), $26 to iz; gooo stocker steers (400 up), $24 to good cows with calves by side, $140 to $210; stock cows and springers, $100 to $165. his testimony. It acts to lower the amount of cholesterol in the much longer," said Young, "Food alone cost $27,000 bloodstream. "We may have in hand week." The total cost, he said, was practical and definitive answer between (50,000 and $60,000 week.

to the ever-menacing problem or athtroscierotic heart dis Vote With Majority WASHINGTON (AP) Sens. ease," he said. 79 iiprtfflit words alkMi B. Everett Jordan and Sam Er- mm sal pV Si pANAVISIOr IHETR0CO10II Delegation (Continued from Page 1) vin both voted with While the results of this study "are impressive indeed," he noted it was too early to make "any definite claims without confirmation through additional the majority Monday as the Senate defeated 52-34 an amend ment to delete $227.3 million for large-scale independent investi magistrate and $600 more for the countv assessor and tax gation." He urged that such re construction of an anti-ballistic missile system from a military search be undertaken as mapper- expeditiously as possible." authorization bill. OTHER BILLS ADVANCE Krasno said the study found pm ear imwaic Uncontested legislation on that men who did have heart at various Greenwood County mat FROM BENCH TO STAGE COLORADO SPRINGS.

Colo. tacks incurred a second one 4.6 times more frequently if they ters is advancing in the State (AP) County Judge Jack House of Representatives and apparently will go through the Senate for passage by the Gen were not receiving the drug Heart attacks appeared to be fa tai twice as often in men not re Roeser has been playing roles in Civic Theater productions in ceiving the drug, he added. Colorado Springs since 1955. eral Assemoiy adjournment rm day. Consolidation of the Green wood Recreation District with QUtO THEATRE Tonire tt Tues.

8:55 A Most Unusual the County Parks and Recrea tion Department is provided in one measure. The Recreation District's four-mill tax levy will be eliminated at the rate of one When you have full Nationwide coverage, you are protected by one of the most complete insurance services in the world. Keep it in force. In time of trouble, our 1,034 claims adjusters guarantee you fast service. We pay half our claims in 24 hours after proof of loss.

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That's it. 79 words. Good words. M. llrHmMi NmIwoMc policy kokfer.

ft tota. Sty -mm" tm rm no mm tnm Hthmmim. Motion Picture! mill a year suiting in 1969 The gradual tax reduction is expected to provide sufficient funds to pay off most of the district bond debt. Other measures include en largement of the Family Court advisory board from nine to 12 rvfflm a members and restricting membership to two consecutive terms, removing residency re Kj You're Rounding 4 A Up Your Vacation Wear Head in our way and JI V2 see the new styles and wj colors we have corraled 0Fred Smith Co. YJL The Store For Men mm quirements for trustees of the County Public Library: and clarification of the County Plan ning Act giving the County Plan Shelley Chnstapher Diane Nationwide Insurance.

The man from Nationwide is on your side. ning Commission all the duties and responsibilities of the Ca. UTS HIALTH UOMB CAK BUSINESS. Nttieawldt Manul karate O. NMtoawMi IMhI FIm WmonM Lift la if C.

Ho oSkK Colirt Oti Metropolitan Planning Board, now abolished. Also coins through is a Coun ty Delegation supplemental ap propriation bill ratifying expenditures of $135,129 made in the current fiscal year beyond sup ply Dill appropriations. FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE, SEE YOUR NATIONWIDE AGENT Harold A. Hunt Roy E. Long 305 Textile Bldg.

Montague St. Greenwood, S. C. 29646 Greenwood, S. C.

29646 Phone: BA 3-5993 Phone: BA 3-8105 Rep. Marion Carnell was in COLORZHULbKUUK Columbia today and said he would check to be sure these local measures were on the House calendar as introduced by the delegation. I.