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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-17

Mr.. Kennedy's words.
The presidential quotation in
question was: -Four hundred
thousand unemployed men and
women are now receiving re-
training so they can find new
work in new industry and new
jobs"
Mr.. Kennedy was referring to
several retaining programs en-
acted by past Congresses, Mr.
Perkins said.
This did not satisfy MI
Goodell. Even if the other pro-
grams are included, he said,
there still weren't 100000 peo-
pie being retrained. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-17
Virginia Lists
3 Polio Cases

RICHMOND, Aug. IT (AP).-
The State health department
has reported Virginia's second
and third polio cases this year
Three other suspect cases have
been reported, but not con-
firmed.
The two confirmed cases are
girls in Washington County,
aged 2 and 3. Both have q
type Of paralytic polio.
The departments division OF
epidemiology said the younger
child had received one shot of
Salk vaccine, and the 3-year-
old none.
Virginia's first 1862 case-an
1l-year-old boy in Frederick
County-waS reported last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-17
Satellite Bill Nearing
Final Senate Passage

lof the private corporation with
"international bodies" and add
ed that the U. N. and its fam
lily Of agencies ARE, Of course
international bodies"
Defends Program
Before reading the Stevenson
letter, Senator Humphrey de-
hvered a strong defense Of the
private enterprise bill.
"As one who is proud of be-
ing called q liberal, I must take
issue with any assertion thai
this bill is one liberals cannot
support" said Senator Hum
phrey. Does anyone seriously
believe the President of the
United States would propose 6
give-away measure?"
Answering the charge Of 9th.
er liberals that the bill woulc
turn the new system over Il
the American Telephone anc
Telegraph Co. "lock, stock anC
barrel" Senator Humphrey saic
the testimony shows that eight
or 10 communication compa.
nies would be in a position tt
buy stock in the new corpora.
ton.
He pointed out that all the
carriers could own only so pei
cent of voting stock, the other
half being sold to the public
He said the provision allowing
any one company to vote fol
only three out of IS directors
means that AT&T would have
at most only 20 per cent OF
tie membership on the board
How anyone can say that hav-
ing three members out of Is
on the board can give one com.
pany control is beyond my
grasp"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-17

D. Brainerd Holmes, director OF
manned space flight programs
for the United States, said
yesterday.
Thus, the fact that two Rus
sian cosmonauts tipped around
the earth for three and -four
days will have no immediate
effect on the United States
program.
Mr.. Holmes said Comdr
Schirra will be launched on his
space venture in September.
His will be the only six-orbit
mission, the space chief said
The following Mercury flight
will be for 10 orbits and take q
full day.
Pledges U. s. Priority
In advance Of today's con-
GLIDING sessions Of q confer
ence on lunar exploration, Mr.
Holmes declared: ''I will COM
NIT to you that this Nation
will be second to none in the
conquest Of space"
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration Off
cial told his audience at Vir-
GINA Polytechnic Institute he
was somewhat surprised at the
reaction Of many qualified peo-
pie to the Russian achieve
ment.
IF we felt that this was sur
prising, then we were selling
the Russians short" he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-17
Schirro's Orbits Limited
Too, SpoceO Official Says

BLACKSBURG, Va, Aug. II (AP).-A top American
space official says Astronaut Walter Schrra jr
limited to six orbits Of the EARTH matter how well his
Project Mercury flight goes.
1.-THE mission scheduled for recovery near Midway
Island orbits and that is the way will be
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
"NEWsMEN SEE R0MNEY VICTORY.
BERLIN CRISIS"

Detroit News, Oct. 20
Republican George Romney will win Michgsn's
for governor, and the cold will up during the
winter months the Western Allies and Russia clash
Berlin.
These ihe expert opinions Of two gIobefrofiing
James Bsssefi, chief political analyst of the
Los Angeles Times and Chalmers Roberts, national
bureau chief Of fhe Washington Post They addressed
bers Of Detois Adersf Club yesterday sfser Hotel
The newsmen, accompanied by Fred Friendly nsnsg-
ing editor Of the Post fhe Los Angeles Times
Washington Post News Service the first such newsqsher
ing agency organized since World War and the newest
addition TO The Detroit News six wire services.
Bssef in Michigan TO study fhe states political races
called fhe contest eIose but Roney appears TO
have the edge"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
BY Andrew +. Erueh0uf C.S. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet OF our Fs'hermofher God, aI-hsr.
mon,ous o. le Science Health with Key TO the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker EDDY with world message and
mission wi-by the grace OF Cod-do Fruehauf'
Martin Luther Job this age And how Science
Hesifh our textbook is Gods Libers'or Of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. Too
Jesus loved righteousness and hated inauy
The "ivkewsrr' live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
scEkcEl - my WORKS AND GREATER" uEsUsj.
George M VanPeursem Republican state chairman
Introduced Romney and served eataysf between The
Republican political and Of his critics in the
legisisture.
"A Of you in the Legislature are going 10 help Mr.
Romney take the administration and give some
sembsnee OF order government for the first time in
long time" he said.
Mr. Romney said:
We have put the spotlight the misuse Of union
economic power for political purposes"
He added that Swsnsons claims Of credit for Iegis-
Istve accomplishment represents WIDESPREAD THIEvE-
RY" his part.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
"AS OUR READERS SEE IT
NEGROES SHOULD TURN AGAINST
THE DEMOCRATS"

Free Press, Oct. Is
II that 30 per Of the Negro is Demo-
cratic then il is time pointed out TO fhe Negroes
that Governor Ross Barnett is Democrat So 90 per
cent Of he Sovheners who psssonsiey resist negra-
ton
II should also be pointed out that fhe greatest and
most harmful discrimination In the North not in Schools
public places but in the trades and
unions where spprenfieeshops and memberships al
most entirely closed TO Negroes.
Why don't Negro voters realize these facts and NOT
continue 10 be heeperded TO The polls by rsbbeovsns
Democrat poIifieisns7
sPc.
Saginaw.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
DEVIL TAKES EPISCOPAL DAUGHTER
FOR HALF LIFE!-

Mrs. Patricia M. Dieter, SO Free Press)
WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL. ROYAL OAK,
THE DEVILS INVOLUNTARY ExEcUTIoNER VIA
SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE!
A THINKING sUFFocATIoN THE WAGES OF SIN
- OF THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE! - LIN
COLIN QUOTING SHAKESPEARE.
OF SATANIC, ADAMEvE "LoRDGoD" tcen. III
ete) FRAUDS MYTHS
NoN-cHRIST SCIENTISTS - CLERGY, LAYMEk.
LEADERS MASSES - ARE DUPES, SUCKERS,
DEPUTIES, - MISTAKENLY CHARGING THE DEL
OF FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS, WHERE GOD Is
GOD - THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST
JESUS! - WITH BEING THE ADAM-EvE "LoRD-GOD
tGen. TT, ete)
WHEREAS MAN YOUR TRUE BEING IS AS ETER-
NAL AND PERFECT AS GOD, HIMsELFl!!
SEE GEN. l:26 - Externally VOID OF THE sA-
TANIc. MYTHICAL. ANTLcHRisT
- P-S-Y-c-H-O-P-A-T-H-Lc - ADAMEvE, MURDER
Gus CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD! - REPUDIATED SY THE
c-Hi-L-D-L-E-S-s CHRIST JESUS THE WAY, THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE DOL
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HoNORED BY THE c-H-I-LDL.E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE, AND BEHOLD, IT WAS [-I-s-l
VERY Good!
GEN. 2:l: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE EARTH
(see DAUGHTER, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
"R0MNEY AND CIVIL RIGHTS"
1.-THE REAL STORY"

II HAVE LONG BEEN COMMITTED TO FIGHTING
DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF RACE COLOR, OR
NATIONAL ORIGIN WHEREVER FIND IT. THIS IS OUR
MOST URGENT DOMESTIC PROBLEM"
George Romney
The RECORD
EQUAL HOUSING
During World War H. George Romney appeared before
federal and state officials fight segregated housing at
Willow Run. Michigan.
In 1850, George Romney spoke out publicly against
segregation in public housing before the Detroit Common
Council
George Romney has consistently and vigorously fought
for housing and against housing discrimination
EQUAL JOBS
George Romney made that there would be
discrimination because Of color, creed sex, national
origin political sfison in the employment and union
tsee RoMNEY. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

1.-THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE?
ALSO HIS MY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE 30, (! John l4:l2 w. I3: WHATSOEVER YE ASK
IN NY NAME WILL DO /! BUT. v. IS:
s1F YE LOVE ME- KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS!
WICKED AND ADULTERoUs." WHO COULD
NOT BEAR" A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION;
HEAR A sTUPENDoUs PROPHECY: -
SEE JOHN 1916, IL: CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
"scIENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIvERsE
THUS DID JESUS AND ANGEL GABRIEL speak,
NOW WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL RE sA-
TANIc HUMANS ADAMS, EWES. MURDERoUS
GAINS EFT AL - OFFSPRING OF THE DEVIL =
MURDERER LIAR VOID OF TRUTH - VOID OF
REALITY -!
WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD AND
GIVE SUCK IN THOSE DAYS.! = THE SUICIDAL,
ANTLcHRlsT BIRTHS FLOODS LUkAcYI
TREASON OF SATAN, SIM SEX MULTIPLY
INC SIN SINNERS, FLOODS OF IGNORANCE, FOR
INADEQUATE EDUCATIONAL. RELIGIOUS FA
CILITIEs, NON.ExISTENT JOBS!
tsee POPE, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

POPE JOHNS DEVILS ROMAN (AIhUlIC
CHRIsTIANITY!!!
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF CALIFORNIA
BRANDY ADVERTISEMENT. DETROIT NEWS.
COLUMNS, l4-in. depth.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DON'T YOU DARE TRY TO JOIN NY ONLY
SANE HONEST sATAN-FREE CHURCH. THE
CHRIST, SCIENTIST IF YOU ARE USER,
SUPPORTER or THE DEVILS BILLION RACkETS!
THE IMPuRlTY OF THE WORLD OF LETTERS,
WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT - MANIFESTED IN
WoMENs FASHIONS AND BEHAVIOR! -
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO DRUG STORE MEDICINES - IN.
vTINc PREMATURE DEATHS, BLUNDERS, DIS.
ASTERs, kOREAs, cUBAs -!
IT'S BETTER WITH BRANDY 49,.
BEST WITH THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS BRANDY rs
IL YOU really tasted manhattan before This time
you've made il with BRANDY. The Christian Brothers
Brandy. For this is the spirit Of the grape which
character More character for your fsvore sour, high
ball. onheroeks. And this brandy worth taking alone!
IT'S smoother. lighter, beiterssiing. At home away,
straight mixed change TO brandy is change for the
better And to The Christian Brothers Brandy change
for TIE best.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
"sCH0llE's POLITICAL ROLE HIT BY R0MNEY
IN 2ND Tv DEBATE"

BY Glenn EnsIe Detroit News Political Writer, oei 10
The political role Of labor leader August tcus) sehoe
was out in the major issue in Mehigans sizzling
campaign for governor today
One OF the states most crying needs, said Romney is
the replacement Of onesded special interest Gus sehoe
government with independent public officials.
And, John Swanson, would like say this TO you
as directly as can.
What you are really savino s vo,, .ho,,,h. ! :.
private citizen should have taken more active psrt as
we'll as serving continually during constutionsD Con-
Ven'on session and as we'll as heading American Motors
and fhe other activities in which was enqaqed and
Tins IS one OF the biggest admissions of failure on YOUR
part that you can possibly cite"
'orisnsI mailed TO Life Magazine, 2se Mail second
copy TO Rogue Magazine. 2se MaiD
OCTOBER S. LIFE MAGAZINE COVER
JACKIE GLEASON AND HIS NEW Tv WIFE"
DuPEs. SUCKERS DEPUTIES FOR SATAN.
SIN. SEX!
ROGUE MAGAZINE: FOR NOVEMBER =
DEVILS EWES EXPLOITED UNCOVERED
oreKAIIoNs OF GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
BASTARDs'! Hebrews I27 81
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
the SATAN BOUND : THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS! CLERGY. IAYMEN.
LEADERS. MASSES
tsee MAGAZINE. Page ~
BIRTHS FLOODS LUNACY!
DEVILS ADAM-EvE "IoRD-coD"
HlIMANc VIC ruIlnur ~,,~.-- .~.,,r
"57% OF WELFARE RECIPIENTS INELIGIBLE"
BY Ken TomIinson
From Human Events Commentary, Sept. ~
investigating Senators have fofsIed more than SIS mil
70" Pso 70 ineligible welfare recipients In The Nations
capital during the past five years.
This is only one Of fhe many stark examples Of vel
rare abuses uncovered hearings conducted by
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
"coP CRITICS WON OVER BY R0MNEY"

George Romney today talked turkey TO Republican
LEGISLATORS in prediction summit meeting and came away
with The support Of the party
He answered complaints that he had not included all
fsesons his campaign and laid out his program tor fne
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MY DEAR JOHN: TURN TO YOUR BIBLE.
APOCALYPSE 2l:l, WHERE JOHN THE DIVINE Q
cLAREs THAT HE SAW "A NEW HEAVEN An
A NEW EARTH THE REAL u; AND THE FRS
HEAVEN AND THE FIRST EARTH THE
TEMPORAL - ST. Paul - MORTAL THOUGHT
MY.T-Hn WERE PASSED AWAY.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Awards

COVER - Nora Hayden, Miss
Emmy" of Tuesday nights tele-
vision awards show, and Johnny
Carson, one of three emcees for
the event. The others are Bob
Newhart and David Brinkley.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
COVER; STORY
By FRANK JUDGE

N By FRANK JUDGE
lid ELEvISIoN'S most
~ confused show of the
year - the Emmy
Awards - makes its annual ap-
pearance Tuesday night on NBC
with all its faults still showing.
AS usual:
Four weekly series compete
with single shows ("Victoria
Regina" and People Need Peo-
ple") for best dramatic pro-
gram. Similar mixing of single
program or performance with
weekly series and weekly acting
chores are found in half-dozen
other major categorieS.
Notable programs are also
ignored in the Confusion Inc.
nominations. NBC's Bonanza"
doesn't rate a major mention
nor does CBS' much-lauded "The
Power and the Glory" Jack
Benny, Bob Hope and Jack Paar
are also missing.
The l4th annual telecast pro-
vides another oddity. At least a
half-dozen candidates, including
Bob Newhart, Gertrude Berg
and Jackie Cooper were nomi-
mated about the same day spon-
sors cancelled their shows.
Mostly Tuesday nights pot
pourri will be a case of mon
archy VS.. medicine. Victoria
Regina" starring Julie Harris,
Continued on poge 4-coI. 2
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Awards Score Card

BEST PkOGkAM OF The YEAR
Biography Of . BOokie t......................n n
Vincent Van GOgh n
Suoy Oarano snow
'e'"rA~ HeslnA
WAX IN my Shoes
BEST SINGLE PERFORMANCE BY ACTOR
Milton Berle Doyle Against the HOuse) ...........n
James Donald Victoria Regina) ................ n
Peter Fak price Of TOmatOes) ).................n n
Lee Marvin (PeOpIe Need PeOpIe) ................n n
Mickey Rooney (sOmebOdy Is wAitInE) ............O
BEST SINGLE PERFORMANCE BY ACTRESS
Geraldine Brooks (Can Back Yesterday ...........O
Julie Harris (vctOria Regina) ...................n n
Suzanne PIeshette (ShininE Image) .............n n
Inger Stevens price Of Tomatoes) ..............n n
Ethel Waters Goodnight, BIues) ............O
Continued on poge 4
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-09
Basketball Rule Changes

Excessive elbow swinging, even if no physical contact is made with a member of the opposing team, henceforth shall be consider ed foul The ball will be award ed tp the offended team Such was voted by the National Basketball Committee at it's annual meeting last March 27 This new edict is expected to diminish the likelihood of serious injuries and to permit a defensive player to seek a re- bound without any fear of getting hurt
 In another rule change, a player tossing the ball in from out of bounds must throw it directly to a player on the court not player who is also out of bounds, nor against the blackboard Failure to comply will result in the ball being awarded to the opponents out of bounds.
 The official scorer is urged to wear black and white striped garment to facilitate his identity A new signal, hand behind the head. has been added to the listo sig. nals officials use, to signify an offensive foul
 Another change clarifies correc- ton of errors, principally by of fieials. Specifically, when mis- take is made while the clock is stopped, it has to be corrected be- fore the clock starts again, or be ignored. The Case Book is now an official part of the rules.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-09
FRANKS BOWLING LEAGUE

The act of yaWning and stretch ing quickens your pulse, thereby giving you more pep.
Evening star., 1962-12-24
FOUND

COLLIE near Suburban Hospital Cali
NOAH . ARK, OIL. 6-p043,
DOG, Bassett hound. female, d, G..
TAGS; vic Wisconsin and Bradley blvd
Contact NoAH'B ARK, OIL. 6-e043.
SMALL BLACK FEMALE, vic. Piney
Branch I'd, and Flower ave. Silver
SYN GLASSES, prescription With brown
b26-71Sb.
Evening star., 1962-12-24
KhrushcheV Set
For Belgrade Visit

MOSCOW, Dec. "a (AP).-
Soviet confirmation of Premier
Khrushchev'S impending visit
to Yugoslavia is expected to
provoke more outbursts from
Red China, which considers
Yugoslav President Tito a trail
tor to world communism.
The visit plans were an
nounced in Belgrade and re-
ported in the Soviet press yes
terday.
"The date of Comrade Khru-
shchev's visit to YugoSlavia will
be agreed upon later" a brief
announcement said.
The news came a day after
Marshal Tito returned to Yu-
goslavia from an l8-day visit
to Soviet Union. 1t was devoted
to eliminating some of the diff
ferences which have kept Yugo-
slavia outside the Soviet bloc.
The official Soviet news
agency Tass reported that Mar
shal Tito, upon arrival in Bel
grade last night, said of his
recent conversation in Moscow
with Mr.. Khrushchev:
"We very easily reache d
agreement on all cardinal is
sues relating to international
politics and preservation of
peace.
True enough, there are still
certain points on which we diff
fer-we admit this-but prac-
tice without special forcing will
eliminate these differences"
Evening star., 1962-12-24
Shotgun Blasts at Home
Of Meredith Probed

KosCIUsKO, Miss, Dec. "a
(AP).-Authorities in this Cen
tral Mississippi town are In
vestigating mysterious shotgun
blasts fired into the frame
home of the parents of Negro
James H. Meredith.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Meredith
first Of his race ever knowingly
admitted to the University of
Mississippi--planned to cut
shot a holiday visit to Chicago
and return to the State.
The 29-year-old Meredith
was scheduled to hold a news
conference in Chicago before
departing for Mississippi.
No one was hurt when three
shotgun blasts were fired early
yesterday into the house where
Mr.. Meredith's parents and a
sister live.
"All we know about it is that
a car pulled up, three shots
were fired and the car drove
Off" Kosciusko Police Chief j.
H. Harvey said.
I'VE are continuing an in
vestigation," he added.
The shots were fired about
1925 am. said Willie Mere
dith, l8-year-old sister of the
Air Force veteran whose en-
Evening star., 1962-12-24
Congress Prestige Feud
Settled, Cannon Says

be held closer to the House
chamber"
Its all over and settled" he
added. Peace and harmony
prevail. Everybody is satisfied.
That's not the way some Sen
ators heard it.
While Senator Hayden, Dem
ocrat Of Arizona, chairman OF
the Senate committee declined
to comment publicly on Mr.
Cannon's remarks until his
committee meets next year,
there we're some private SEN
atorial reactions.
Out of them came the i'm
preston that, unless the House
agrees to let the Senate origi-
nate half Of the appropriation
bills, the Senate will not let
House members preside at Joint
sessions.
Senate Served Notice
The Senate itself served
notice to that effect in one Of
its final actions Of the recent
session. 1t adopted unanimously
a resolution asserting that the
constitutional provision that
revenue bills must originate in
the House doesn't apply to ap-
preparation measures.
The Senate resolution was
spurred by refusal of the House
itself, at Mr.. Cannon's in
siStence. to accept a Senate
passed limited appropriation
measure. The House said the
Senate action "contravenes"
the Constitution and was IAN
infringement OF the privileges
Of this House"
What happens If the Senate
sends the House another money
bill next year?
I'VE Just won't receive It,"
Mr.. Cannon said. 1T would be
unconstitutional"
And that's that, so far as
the 83-year-old Mr.. Cannon is
concerned.
But If peace and harmony
prevail" 1t apparently is news
to some members of the Senate.
Evening star., 1962-12-24
u. S. Names
Watchdog on
HighwoyAid
BY the Associated Press

The Bureau of Public Roads
has named a former FBI agent
to watch for skulduggery in the
Federal aid highway program.
Highway Administrator Rex
M. Wilton yesterday announced
the appointment of Frank A.
Stanton as chief investigator in
the Bureau of Public Roads Of
flee of Audits and Investiga-
tions. Mr.. Whitton said Mr..
Stanton will be responsible for
investigating allegations of i'm
propriety in connection with
the Federal aid program.
simultaneously, the bureau
announced that Frank P. Alex
ander is being moved up to a
top investigative position.
Mr.. Alexander, a veteran of
81 years with the bureau, will
evaluate recommendation of the
General Accounting Office and
will assist regional engineers
"in initiating corrective action. -
Mr.. Stanton, a native of Bel
mont, Mass, has been with the
Bureau of Public Roads since
1857. Before that, he Serevd as
a special agent of the FBI in
Knoxville, Tenn, Baltimore, and
Wilmington, Del, and as a spe-
cial assistant to Director j. Ed
gar Hoover.
He left the FBI in 1855 to
become a special representative
OF the Commission on Govern
ment Security, established tc
recommend legislation in con.
nection with civilian, industri.
al and military security pro.
grams. .- ... ,.
Evening star., 1962-12-24

rollment at the university fol-
lowed a night of rioting In
which two were killed and
scores were injured.
She said two blasts came
through a window and the
third hit a pickup truck parked
outside.
Miss Meredith said she had
just returned home from a
party when the incident oc-
CURED. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Meredith, were also
home.
II was standing behind a re-
frigerator in the kitchen and
didn't see who shot," Miss
Meredith said. She reported
that a neighbor saw "a bunch
Of boys in a car" shoot at the
house.
Miss Meredith said she re-
ported the incident to police,
who sent several officers to
investigate.
1t was the second such in
cident in the last three months.
Miss Meredith said several
shots were fired outside the
house the night of october l,
the same day her brother en-
tered the university under the
protection of Federal marshals
and Army troops.